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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-06-23


came floating down, and, as the
current set in towards the town,
threatened to NOV the houses off
the face of the earth. Fortunately,
the buildings withstood their dang
ers until the back water helped to
check the current, and the drift
wood continued to float we'll out to-
wards the centre of the stream.
1t was soon to be seen that the
greatest danger was to result from
the cutting away of the bank along
the river front from Main street,
down towards the ferry landing.
In front of the Kaiser House the
bank stood it well, but from there
down it cut away rapidly and oc-
casioned the greatest loss, taking
John Scharr's blacksmith shop,
Fry's store building, the dining
room of the Fry hotel, Fry's white
front and Kaiser's building, occu
pied by Lawyer Weiniger. The
store building was occupied by the
Kootenai Trading Co. and the post
office. Mr.. Covert and family liv-
ed in the second story. The black
smith shop, store and Kaiser build
ing were a total loss, but the white
house belonging to Mr.. Fry is an
chored in the river and an effort
will be made to save it. The Fry
hotel was torn down in order to
save the material. Most of the
goods were removed from these.
Scharr lost part of his outfit, and
the Kootenai Trading Co, six tons
Of potatoes.
A few small shacks in Eaton and
i Bonnerport, buildings that were
) unoeeupied, floated from THEN
/ foundations. This is about the
2 only loss on buildings, except the
general damage that all sustained
9 from the wetting.
e The bridge between Bonnerporr
7 and the depot and the one between
], Bonnerport and Eaton went on
e early in the flood, but the materia
e was all saved and has been toweC
e back ready to be put in again a
IS soon as the water goes down.
It There were lively times in tn
way of moving for the first fey
IS days after the water came over til
5 banks. Boats and boatmen wer
er in great demand. AS luck woul
'e have it there was a good supply {
both.
a. a. Roadmaster Foley informs I
~ that the railroad track was undt
nc from 4 to 9 feet of water for dis
y ance of 2 1-2 miles east and 2 l.
- miles west Of Bonner's FerT
= Agent Casey and Operator Mil
~ had to abandon the depot I'll
- water was up three or four feet
- the box cars on the side track
:" The road is considerably damage
"e all along the Kootenai.
- The loss to the town is net
= great as one would naturally su
pose. While some have lost ]
I" little amount, the greatest loss
:" the town as a whole is the int
iio ruption Of business, the expense
:" moving and other incidentals.
." Our citizens take the matter ph
osophically and already the work
- repairing the damage is well und
way, and soon the town will assul
- 49, its natural appearance. Trains a
- steamers will be running, busin'
- will pick up and it will not be 10
."O till the town will take on its usr
- air of business activity.
''' The flood is discouraging but
'P is to be remembered that it is |
eat usual and has not occurred before
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-06-23

Capt. Frank NJ. Lucas has Sc
cured the ranch formerly belonging
to H. S. Baines. He will improve
it and move his family up from his
valley ranch to this new one. We
are glad to see the Captain located
near town.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-06-23
THE KOOTENAI'S SPLURGE
She EcIipses all her Previous
High Water Records.
THE FLOODS WORK

For the Past Month the Metropolis OF
the Kootenai has Suffered an un-
precedented Deluge. The Town
Injured Some but still In the Ring.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-06-23
The Value of Which is just
Becoming Apparent.
CLOSE TO THE FERRY

The Bench Lands are found to be very
fertile, There are Homes for
Hundreds of Ranchers and the set
Element of the land is Certain.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-06-23

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
SOCIALISTS GET EXCITED.
Herr yoimar Speaks Esrnestiy In Defene'
of gaxaftan Legislators.

FRANKFORT, october 2L-At to-day
session Of the Socialists 4 resolution was
passed censuring Or. Rult, a delegate
from Baden. for having supported eScep'
tional legislation IN the Baden Diet. Tn
subiect Of the action Of the SocidilsI
members OF the Bavaran Chamber 81
Deputies ON supplies proposed III Ut.
Ravarian Diet. Vas then taken up, AM
discussed at length. Many motions cen
demning the action Of the deputies Were
circulated among the members 81 the
congress. and received the signatures 90
most of the leading delegates. among
those who took part In the debate were
Herr Auor. IAebknecht and singer
Herr Xelmar made long defence 81
the position of the Bavarian deputles' j.
the course OF which h. denia Il That th'
nrinciples Of the Socialists had been Fio'
lated. The Bavarlans. h. declared, t''
NAMED quite as revolutionary as tf1
North Germans, aud the voting ot sup
niles by the Socialist deputies was mat
ter OF expediency.
Herr Volmar also protested against ans
interference on the part OF the Nortn
Germans. The Bavarians. he sdii. Won.
not suffer themselves 10 be- cohtinilet H
a matter relating strictly 10 their poh'y
within Bavaria. or their ActcS "'h'
the Diet II the congress should venture
10 pass n vote of censure The haVa'Iahf
would secede ,
Henry yolmars closing words create !
great excitement In the midst OF whl'h
the congress adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
KNOWLEDGE

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
HappcnIprs in HAMPTON.

HAMPTON. VA. October A-(Speclal)
Dur football team plays in Norfolk
tomorrow They are not so heavy. but
are very quick. and the Norfolk boys
win not find II an easy matter to defeat
them.
Rev r. Men. simpson. Of Portsmouth.
preached IN the Methodist church here
Sunday. He was assistant here seventeen
years ago.
Mrs. Zach Durphy has returned from
Baltimore
Mr.. II. T. Armis,ead, Of Williamsburg,
Is here to-day.
The first concert OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Star Course took
place last night and there was "A good
attendance. The Ariel Quartette APP
pcared and gave general satisfaction.
Miss Belle Temple captured the audience
by her recltations, and the singing OF
Miss Foster was one of the enjoyable
TEXTURES
There will be n members reception At
the Young Mems Christian Association
tomorrow night.
on Sunday afternoon Kecoughton
Lodge. knights Of Pythias, Will attend
the Young Mems Christian Association
service I'm a body.
Mr.. NJ. c. Ransom still continues sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant.
State of thermometer:
Mean temperature. ..65 81
NEW yopK crocx MARKET

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. October 4.-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange was lifeless to-
day. the total sales having footed up only
65,9H shares. American Sugar, which was
the most active stock on the
list. was traded in to the ex-
sent Of 500 shares The market
IS Indifferent to news and neither the
poor statements of the ST. Paul and
Atchson for the third week Of October
nor the comparatively favorable report
of Northern Pacific for the same period
had the slightest influence on prices.
Holders apparently have made up their
minds to keep what they own in the way
Of securities until times improve. and
bear tactics and unfavOrable develop
ments fail to dislodge long stocks.
Gold exports were again the subject OF
discussion. and while the expectation is
that some gold may go by SATURDAY
fast steamers, nothing definite has been
decided about the matter. The huctua-
tons in the prominent issues were con-
lined 90 fractions In every instance AS
ule, standard stocks opened shade
higher, then sold OF, ana IN the last nour
improved again.
There were some wide changes in the
specaltes. Consolidated Gas broke :. TO
1852. on the announcement tldl Nne tt7t
River Company was ready 10 supply gas
I'm the uptown districts Later. the stock
recovered to Ii74. Manhattan was iirmer
on covering OF short contracts, ana ransv'i
between 1868 and l07. 1t Is estimated
that about Geo shares of stocks have been
covered during the past two days. Ten
nessee Coal and Iron broke 2 to ~. on
foundations said 70 he for account OF the
De Bardeeben interest, which has retired
from the company. In the afternoon the
early decline was checked, owing 10 state
ments by insiders that the property was
in good shape.
New Jersey Central on light trading,
fell 10 l07 The cause was that the an
thracite coal trade was dsmoralized, ow-
ing TO overproduction, and that the COM
ing meeting Of the sales agents VIII be
a lively one Pittsburg and western
preferred moved up point, TO 2, on
reports Of increasing earnings.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
higher -c.,.o,., -..-
rency, $55.S9IOOO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy at | per cent: last
loan at |. and closing offered at | per
cent; prime mercantile paper 5pf per
Bar silver, $685.. Silver at the board
quiet. ,.A .,,,,
business in bankers bills AT NeS4f4; ~
for sixty days, and $i.Sl2n4.o1Ss FOR d,
mand; posted rates, A"p4s9' coHiherc'''
bills. AS5%,aiS6is CO... ,.-a,
Government bonds firm. state pohus
duh Railroad bonds higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
And HE SUCCEEDED,
What q Determined viii Undertook
10 Do.
He Found Something That Very Much
AStOniShed Him.
And He wss Wise and smart Enough to
Make tho Most q. It

Are you ever troubled with rheumatism
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YOU would like 10 get we'll IL Is disease
which infects the blood. and Is liable to
appear at any time In different parts Of
the body.
IL often goes to the heart, which makes
" very dangerous disease Winslow A.
Litchfeld. Esq. well-known man OF
chelsea, Mass, has long been a fearful
SUFFERER from rheumatism. He Is superin-
tendent OF the Garden Cemetery, and re-
sides at 81 Chester avenue.
He tried all manner of remedies without
benefit. but at last found something that
surprised him in Its power to cure this
disease. lie a. so pleased at his remark
able cure that he writes the following
letter:
For several years I have been troubled
with that awful disease. rheumatism |
was in "A very bad way. suffering tortures
from the rheumatic pains and could get
nothing to help me, ] tried many rem
edies and doctors but got no benefit.
1T affected my whole general health,
and | was greatly worried for fear |
should never get well. | determined to
keep on trying and to recover II possible.
By the advice OF relative who had used
Or. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and been cured, l began using IL.
From the very first I felt a great i'm
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In a short time | could sleep well and the
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Greene's NerVura blood and nerve remedy
is a splendid medicine. and that it will
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and | take great pleasure in recommend
ing 1t TO all sick and suffering persons "
rheumatism is one Of the most painful
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joints often become terribly swollen.
causing the greatest agony.
Dr. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy cures IL. 1t Is the surest and
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street. New York city. the most success
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chronic disease. He can be consulted
free. personally or by letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
CRANVlLLE'S CALA-DAY.
Grand Reception to Senator Ransom-h's
Elegant Plea for Democracy.


OXFORD n. c.. October 2i-(Speciai'
This has been gala-day for Democracy
In Granville, the occasion being the pres
ence of Our distinguished senior senator
The preparations for the occasion were on
a grand scale, and bespoke for our
honored speaker the great welcome tha1
was rendered him to-day. All sexes
classes. and races were eager to aVaii
themselves Of an opportunity to hear lne
foremost political speaker in America ne
was met at the depot by large crown
I'm carriages and on horseback, ana tns
Horner cadets were there 10 escort nun
10 the hotel. The town was throngcd Win
people from the country. The scene d
the Senator was escorted into the mann
moth warehouse was inspiring. ana inc
immense gathering which numbered over
two thousand. filled the large auditorium
and shows the esteem and admiration
that Granville has for this distinguished
son OF North Carolina. Dr. y. 1. W hite
was happy in his Introduction OF the
sneaker. Ransom was at his best.
He shows no signs of the fatigue OF ms
active canvas. He held the crowd spell
bound for hours. Never was there
prander or more eloquent plea for Demo-
cracy. His speech will arouse the Demo
Gratis 10 renewed effort, and the already
Frightening outlook in Granville Is made
brighter by the unanswerable argume lt
presented.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
THE RICHMOND DlspAT0H-THURsDAY. OCTOBER IS. lss4


an interesting report Of Union Insosos'-
cal Seminary.
The appointment u the directors OF tho
seminary coming up. the election was re-
ferred to committee on nominations.
Rev. Bareth Soulier. representing tne
Waidenses colony. I'm Burke county was
introduced to the synod. as was also rev.
w. L. Harrell OF the Synod OF Georgia'
Rev. ]. A. Ramsey made the report o'
the treasurer of the synod. and consra,u-
lated the body on the fact that Tor inc
first time In twelve years II Is out OF
debt. a..
Rev T. r. Law read the report OF ,ne
Committee on Education, showing wa,
there were seventy-two candidates ior
the ministry last year.
Rev. A. ID. Mcclure read the repor, on
colportage. At this point Rev. fioyh
Alexander, OF the Synod OF Nirginla'
William Bagby. s. II. billiard, ana Dr.
Atkins OF Greensboro, were forihaiy
presented to the synod.
At II o'clock Rev. l.. II. Turnpuil' ..
Durham. conducted divine services. Ailer
the sermon Rev Bareth Soulier present
ed the greetings Of the Waldenses Churcn'
making the most interesting tax OF lhe
synod owing to the peculiar interest no"
felt in this little colony. The afternoon
session was devoted to reports ana as
cussions of the condition of the orphan
Asylum at Barum Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25

". LOUIE
81. LOUIS NO, October M-F1eur du)lj
patent. E.9Nz0; sxtrs fancy. HItd7B,
fancy, H%aaio; choics, n7oai."; rys
,wSess-L Lover, December szHssxe,
.cern.Lovef; December SIC, May,
6sts-fower; October. as,sc.: May. szxc.
: Pork-standard mess, uz's; on orders,
iArd-Prime $50; choice. ro.
Dry Salt Meats-Shouissrs. s1c, longs.
bacon Boxed shoulders. G.15: longs
High wines-Firm at u1'
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. October 2A-i230 r. M
Cotton Demand fair; prices hardening;
American middlings 7.s2d. sales, 300
S Sssf' export m%t.' TOO Ssi.-. R.ceioss 400
bales: American. i,sos bales. Fusur..
steady: demand fair; October. 3 s.et,1
, 5-5ti.; October and Noyember, , so
January and February. 9 l-stlia SOD
February and March. 3 s-etgy ii:stgs i1.es
1I3 is-s4d. April and May. , l?-stgs t.std
May and June. J i3-e<aS lt-Ssn5 1850
3 is-eid.; June and July. J l-sea3 H-esa.
P. M.@American middling fair.
3 23-sad.: good middling 3ssi middllns,
shd: low middling. nd. good ordinary.
3D.: ordinary is-isd October .sS'
buyers: October and November. 8 I-stf.
buyers; November and December. , I-eid
| December and January, Sid: January
and February. s-sid.; February ant
March, 3 iO-6lu3 li-sid.; March and April
june. B i5-s4as ls-sid,; june and iuly.
; i7-sid. Futures closed quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, October A-Cotton quiet;
middling Gulf. sisc. middiing. 5l.c Fu-
lures closed steady: October tsp1sg:
January. s. GoQ56i: February. s.. sSfi6.sI;
March. 17las72; April. STgS.'s' May;
s. s3q5.S: June. - $500: July. S.sSV
80. Total sales. ils,sco bales.
Net receipts, none, gross. 6sts bales;
eynorts TO Great Britain. 6h3 bales
Continent. ca bales; forwarded, 3zls
bales: sales, is5 bales, all spinners; stock
s.. os7 bales. ..o.
.xports 10 Great Britain. EST bales;
| France. none: Continent, 49, bales.
stock. 49, 3s bales. -,
Totals so far this week: Net receipts,
9s6 "a bales: exports 20 Great Britain.
~ siS haIes. France, %, 4Sl bales. Continent,
'S %EW Va ORLEANS. October 2L--Fumres
steady: sales. 5S. tco bales: October noml-
nal; November nominal. D's - ~ 49,
s. 10; April. $780, May, 1913; June, S.oS'
July, 1856.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. oeLober "A
Rosin irm; strained, SIC; good strained
| 800. a.,
Spirits Turpentlne-Steady at DC.
Tar-E'irm at N.D. 49,.
| crude Turpentine-F'irm; hard. SiD;
| soft. $50: virgin, NW
| SAVANNAH GA, October A-Turpsn.
| tine firm at sic. for regulars. sales, ~
| casks Receipts. 10 casks.
Rosln-Firm with sales ot 300 harreis.
| Receipts, 2Tlt barrels. \, ID. anu {. VIZ;
ID NO5. T.. N25. +, $40; q, -; ~
as: l. si95d2.oo: X, s. IS; NJ, H.a"; y
1855; window glass, se.3; water-whit
/ 500.
| CHARLESTON. 5. c.. October u IN
| nentine firm ~ NC. Receipts. - casks
| Rosin--Good strained firm ct StO
| ceipts. l76 barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
(Reported for the Dispatch)
| NORFOLK. VA, october 3t-Market
| quiet; common, laliizc.. prime. C; extra
| prime. Csc; fancy, G4c.; ne" grace
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. ENG, October Si-Bar sill
L "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
Grcenesyiile's Circuit Court Cases.

EMPOKIA, VA. october H.-(Special)-
The Circuit Court resumed its session
this morning. and was engaged all the
morning In trying jury cases.
This afternoon the court went into the
trial of the case of Vaughan & co.
aSsienccs. etc. against the Virginia FIRE
and Marine Insurance Company.
Mcssrs Premi q Sebrell, Of Southamp-
ton. and Major Nash. Of Richmond, repre-
sent the plaintiffs and Messrs. Crump d
Son Of your city. and Hon. T. X. Prentis'
of Suffolk. Represent the defendant com
pany. The case win probably occupy the
attention Of the court for two or three
days.
Judge Hancock Will. during this session
of the court, deliver his opinion IN the
case OF y. K. Farley. charged with arson
which came before him on appeal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25

DEATHS,

CRUMP. Died. yesterday. at 1870 a.
NJ. at No. Il south Cherry street,
GEORGE EDWARD CRUMP, in the 2lst
year Of his age.
Funeral from Park-Place Methodist
church THIS Thursday AFTERNOON
at 1 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
are invited 10 attend.
SCHICK.-Dled. ut 4 L. NJ Tuesday. in
Henrico county, at the residence of her
son, Herbert Schick. CHRlSTIANNA. b.,
loved wife OF ]. Adam Schick, in the Goth
year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from Pine-Street
Baptist church FRIDAY at 10 y. VI.
Relatives and friends invited.
WHTTWORTH.-D October q. 1894,
AZ \. NJ. at the home OF his father. in
gainesville, Va, r. r. WENTWORTH,
Jr. aged o years.
Funeral at his fathers home on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON at $3.50
o'clock Friends and acquaintances in
vted TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. October 2.-Priyate
sales are quite light. Loose sales were
not large but were at four warehouses
Bidding was very active for all grades.
and larger sales would add to our already
increased number of buyers since last
week. Four piles of Chesterfield county
tobacco. new bright, sold at s., S. 1870
and $3.50. Ii was raised near Chester,
and was good quality.
Two piles of Henrlco county dark to-
bacco sold at Crenshaw's warehouse at
s. 20 and $.5o. an ordinary red one-sucker
tobacco. in high order
Colonel o. w. Dudley, OF Danvilie. was
q visitor here to-day. and reports the
character of the bright crop altogether
disappointing SO far
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
VCE-pReSlDENT STEVENSON.
lie Is Well. and Enjoyed His Campaign
Tour of Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, MO, october 2i-The
members of the Democratic State Com
mittee. together WIKI State-Treasurer sal
mon. Attorney General walker Auditor
Sherwood, and other distinguished cti-
Zeus, who have accompanied Nice-PIes
dent Stevenson on his trip through Mis-
e,uri. reached here this morning. Mr..
stevenson is Ia splendid health, and eX-
presses himself as delighted with his
Trip. 1t * estimated that $1,000 persons
heard the Nice-President speak in the
100 miles travelled through the state.
After breakfast at the union station
Mr.. Stevenson. accompanied by his son,
Lewis left at s o'clock on the Nandalia
line for New York. where he is due 10
arrive at I O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
ON CUMBERLAND ISLAND.
An AI.the- Year-R Round Resort That is TO
lie Great.

ATLANTA. GA, october PA Morn
ing News special from Brunswick says
application for a charter for the High
Point Cumberland Island Company has
been made. The capital stock is To be
100000 The company will transform
its thousands Of acres Of land on Cumber-
land Island into The finest all-the-year-
round resort in America, and viii erect a
hotel % rival in magniflcence the famous
St Augustine hostelries. Several proml-
uont northern capitalists have been in
Brunswick and Cumberland several days
working on the movement but Kept thelr
plans secret until to-day, when 1t leaked
out through the court records. Land
scape and civil engineers ana architects
from New York are now on Cumberland
Islans making surveys and perfecting
plans for the work, which VIII commence
January list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-25
MiIlikcn Comes Down ut Last.

RALEIGH, y. c.. October 2i-tSpeciaL)
Last week a statement was made that
r. g. Miiliken. Republican nominee ior
Congress in this district had Withdrawn.
Mnliken denied it. To-day letter from
Republican state Chairman Holton was
received, enclosing a circular letter from
Muiilscn saying that after thorough
investigation he wthdraws from the con-
test. and urges Republicans to support
W +. stroud. the Populist nominee. who
now becomes the fusion nominee. Chair
man Holton had for weeks been
trying to make Milliken come down from
the ticket,