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occurred at Tien-Tsin last Friday was
of incendiary origin.
Nothing is known here in regard to
the rumor that China has asked the
good offices of Germany to bring about
the termination of the war with Japan,
and 1t is believed that the report is un-
founded. a Berlin despatch says 1t is
semi-oflicially reported that nothing Is
known of the request there.
The Standard this morning publishes
a leader, in which 1t argues in favor of
the immediate intervention of the
powers, including the United States, in
the Chinese-Japanese war. 1t urges
England to take the initiative and pre-
vent awkward complication through
Russian Intervention.
1t thinks that Japan would be salts
fled with the neutrality of Corea, u
money indemnity and the possession OF
the Loo Choo Highlands and the Island
of Formosa
TIENTS1N, oct. 1.-THE Emperor OF
China has bestowed the Grand Cross
of the Double Dragon upon Col. Won
Hannekin, formerly aide-de-camp &c
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The Japanese Admiral pays weekly
visit to every important station on the
gulf and makes his inspection leisurely.
Eight japanese cruisers sounded the
entrance to the harbor of Wei-Hai-Wei
for three hours on Saturday last, ond
then went across to Port Arthur, where
they made observations without getting
within range of the guns of that place.
The Japanese fleet returned to Wei
Hai-Wei on Monday last in single line.
keeping their distances spler didly and
heading straight for the harbor. When
almos, within range the fleet separated
and lowered around the harbor entrance.
The fort fired few shots at the Jap
anese, but the latter did not reply, and
continued making observations until
Count Ito's flagship, the steel cruiser
Hashidate, fired once. whereupon the
fleet reformed and steamed away in the
direction of Taku.
The Tein-Tsin despatch adds that a
Chinaman, who was arrested there upon
suspicion of being a Japanese spy, was
tortured until he admitted the truth of
the charge. He is to be executed.
The same despatch says that four
spies have been arrested al Port Arthur
for cutting the submarine wires con-
nected with the torpedoes.
n 1t is also stated that the fire which
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GIadstone's f1OO Accepted.
(Dy Associated Press J

DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE Freeman's
Journal says that the subscriptions of
Englishmen to the Irish Parliamentary
Fund have been returned, with a letter
of explanation and thanks. 1t is added.
however, that Mr.. Gladstone's check for
100, concerning which there has been so
much controversy, has been accepted,
because he is no longer Minister and
because he Is Gladstone"
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The q O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extrn of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
Of interest thnn cnn he found In
any other evening newspaper.
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10000 KAFFIRS THREATEN.
of Portuguese at Lourenxo
MARQUEE Most Critical.

LONDON, oct. IA despatch to the
Pail Mail Gazette. this afternoon. from
Johannesburg, says that the situation of
the Portuguese at Lourenzo Marquee is
most critical
According to this despatch 10000 Kaf-
frs are now threatening the town.
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Would Mongolia Join Russin.
Dy Associated Press)

BERLIN, oct 1.-THE Tageblatt pub
fishes a despatch from st. Petersburg
which says that it's correspondent there
learns that the object of the leaders of
hte rebellion in the Chinese province of
Mongolia is to secure the annexation
of that territory to the Russian Empire.
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NEW BEDFORD MILLS START.
Strikers Go Back to Work In Five
of Them To-Day.
NRY Ass0ciatel PressD

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, oct. IL
The operatives for five corporations
went back to work this morning, after
being on IA strike for seven and half
weeks.
In the Acushnet and Hathaway mills,
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The Amcer Seriously III.


SlMLA, Oct. IA private letter re-
ceived here from Cabul, the capital of
Afghanistan, says that the Ameer, Alb
dur Rahman Khan, is seriously i'll.
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JAps HOLD PECHlLI.
Fleet of Eight Ships Takes Sound
ings at Wei-Hai-Wei,
Doesn't Deign to Answer Shots
from the Fort.
Spy Caught at Tien-Tsin Tortured
Into "a Confession.

LONDON, Oct. ia despatch re-
ceved here from Tien-Tsin says that the
Chinese officials no longer deny that
the japanese fleet commands the Gulf
-nf pechili
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Niceroy Ii Hung Chang, in recognition
of the services which Won Hannekin
rendered to China while advising the
Chinese Admiral during the naval bat
tie which was recently fought between
the fleets of China and Japan, off the
mouth of the Yalu River.
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NEW STORE, new. CARPETS and RUGS at low
tarih prices Special this week at CowpER-
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which are under one management. the
woavcrs refused to go in. but many of
them sought work in other mills The
mills which started up We're the Po-
tomska. Wamsutta, Bristol, Grinnell
and Pierce mills.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

old age is slowly coming upon her.
but the shadow that for three decades
has clouded her mind will never be
lifted The true cause Of the insanity
that struck her 10 the earth. just as
the imperial dreams Of her husband
ended in death, has, until the present
moment been known only 10 few
persons A most surprising and dra-
matte story. it is sure TO excite the in
terest Of two worlds Let me tell 1t
as IL was told 10 me the other evening
by Gen. Rudolfo Gunner, commander
Of Maximilians palace guards during
his briefand troubled reign as emperor
OF Mexico. and now a resident Of
Dallas. Texas Gen. Gunner and Max.
imilian were friends from boyhood-
They entered the naval academy at
Venice together in 1880 Later Gun
ner became attached TO the suite Of
his royal friend and when Macmillan
was made emperor OF Mexico Gen
Gunner came with him 10 the western
world Gen. Gunner spesks with re.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

Down in Marblchead, the home Of
pre- udiec, two brothers are still liv.
ing, or were the last knew Of them.
who have not spoken with each other
for many yeara They arc twins and
rs like each other rs two peas In a pod
One Ia named John Thomas and the
other Thomas John. Each is the oaly
relative the other has in the world
and yet for some little tiff many years
ago one said "Ill never speak TO you
again. and the other said likewise
They live in the same house, eat at
the same table; but occupy separate
parts, They have one boat in common
and 20 fishing together. but exchange
no word. should visitor GO with
them each will talk freely TO him and
Ia the others presence. but no remark
will pass between them And yet
they are friendly Should one be sick
have no doubt the other would nurse
him carefully. for II one hears the
other slightly spoken OF there is
trouble at once and he will defend the
absent one with his last breath,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
A MAD HORSE
Bites Two Men and Hydrophoh,. 49,,
RasstIf -AtA

bites Two Men and Hydrophobia Mo-
Result.
AZ Columbus Ohio. the other ni,h.
Tour men who started out for drlve
with a livery team had a sensa,iaaaI
experience and there is apprehension
as 70 the future of two OF The nartg
when few miles in the country one
OF the horses was suddeply ss,1aS
with vicious iii and commenced kicl,'
ing and biting at its mate, infiietIng
several ugly gashes on the neck and
IN doing so Joseph Hirsch and Fred
Lentz were bitten on the hand ana
shoulder, the skin being broken n
each case Hirseh was caught bv Inc
shoulder and thrown in the air Int
the wound was not serious except tor
the possible contraction Of the rabies
u now develops that the horse. which
died shortly after being Embarrassed
was suffering from hydrophobla. Al.
bert Hughes a travelling man. was
one OF the party, but he escaped with.
out inJury. The injured horse was
placed In a strong stall to await a..
yelopmentS
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
REVEALED IN A DREAM.
The Crime Of Murder Discovered in n
singular Manner.

The Crime Of sfurder Discovered Ia n
singular Manner.
Herman Marskwarth. a Cincinnati
attorney, has completed some deposl.
lions In a case that is far beyond the
ordinary. Years ago two sons and one
daughter Of Mrs kiez6owsky. a RESI-.
dent OF Posen, came TO that city. where
they lived respected people. Several
years ago the mother n1ysteriously
disappeared from her nome in posen
ana word was seat her heirs that the
estate bad been nearly dissipated aud
The little left waa in the possession OF
brockari 6ardaer. = son.in-law Of the
missing woman A year ago Mrs
BeeeaEd dreamed that she saw Gard.
ner ksll her mother and bury her. She
made Inquiries by letters and started
an investigation that resulted "a the
placing Of suspicion on Gardner.
There was no tangible evidence until
a few weeks ago when worsmen en-.
gagged ID e&eavatlng tor new build.
ing came upon q mniilated body that
was Identified as that Of the missing
woman and Gardner was arrested.
The body was Identified by two wounds
which i was known the accused had
Unlisted during life
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

vatchi given the empress was Judged
70 nicely. 1t wrecked her mind, but
left the body healthy. The emperor
himself told me that carlotta had been
poisoned She had been acting
strangely for days, and the emperor
must have been told of her condition
by the court physician, for he went
about the palace looking the picture
OF dispair One evening. while receiv.
ing instructions from him, / observed:
well.
How can !, he replied, and the
words trembled on his lips The EN-.
press has been poisoned
AS in nearly all cases Of poisoning
by talavatchi the mind of the empress
became blank to all but one channel
OF thought Outside Of flowers the
world 10 her does not exist The love
OF home, country and friends passed
away after the draught of the old In
dian witch's decoetion. and left her
mind wreck That this case Of tala-
yatchi poisoning may not seem incred.
ible," Gen Gunner went on, II will
tell you what know of it The adj
ministration of IL formed one of the
sciences Of the ancient Aztecs Their
descendants, who are the poems of
Mexico, have preserved the knowl-
edge. and in their hands it becomes a
dangerous and subtle weapon. 1t can
be given in coffee in small quantities
day by day, and the victim will grad
uailY become insane, or an epileptic,
or both"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

e nee and the wedding was In.
~ postponed.
M ing that persuasion was useless
]. nelv maiden threatened the
~ law. but pleading, Il Is said,
was too old for marriage. Mr.
refused to perform his part OF
ged contract
Jain to her fractured heart
n oward, with the assistance Of a
IN nt Newark lawyer. now seeks
Tue highest New Jersey
y, % obtain portion Of her in.
uusoand's wealth. The latter
ssbn formed OF the girls intentions
81 'n served with the notice OF
q laughed heartily at what he
~ a. ~ consider !,siider a good joke. The
I'm , 81 thls unique love story Is
81 fro "ieh considera bic interest by
n ,ree 6older's many friends. who
|Ers ",eItly enjoyed the different
I'm o .,at have ensued during the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

luciance Of the great events in which
he was an actor, but in reference TO
Carlotta he gave the following facts:
''Thc empress, said he. was not
driven insane BY the clouds Of adver-
sity that were rapidly lowering upon
her husband Passionately devated
TO Macmillan she was filled with such
Christian resignation that she could
face death without fiinching. No It
was not trouble that drove her insane;
IL was poisonl She was poisoned by
an old Indian bag who had been hang.
ing around the palace begging aims
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

sense Of the prophecies is a prisoner,
and in disgrace. The guilty one is
Princess Laetitia, the widowed duch-
ess Of Aosta. and sister-in-law to the
king. the other characters in the in
teresting farce-comedy are the kings
mother-in-law, the duchess of Genoa,
and the Princess Isabel just what it
was that precipitated the trouble is
graphically summarized in the follow
ing dispatches:
Extracts from the duchess of Genoa's
dispatch to the king: ''Laetitia scan
dalized town; going races on bicycle
in tights, divided skirt with entire
suite. Several accidents en- route.
After races princess drank with jock
eys, aristocrats, until morning.
Very drunk and boisterous. Society
shocked"
Extracts from Princess Isabel's dis
patch TO the king: Duchess, tospare
your feelings told only half the
truth. Captain present during bac-
ehanal; drove palace together. after
breakfasting restaurant
Extracts from the kings dispatch TO
Princess Laetitia: Keep to your
apartments until further notice, if
disobedient allowance stopped"
There was also a telegram TO the
military commander of Turin, order
ing him 10 make his headquarters at
the palace, and to enforce the strict
execution of King Umberto's COM
mand. Last, but not least. a telegram
to her royal highness' court marshal
babe him burn ''those internal ma
chimes" viz. the bicycles Strange
10 say, the tights and the bifurcated
skirt were not included in the holo-
caust
Princess Laetitia is the widow of
the late Amedeo, duke of Aosta, and
ex-king of Spain. who was her uncle.
and her senior by twenty-one years
SIZE is the daughter of the late Plon
plon, or Prince Napoleon, as his title
roads Plon Plon was the son of
Jerome Bonaparte, ex-king of West
phalia, and legitimate husband of
Elizabeth Patterson Of Baltimore. The
princess mother is Princess Clothilde,
sister of the late Victor L manuel
and well known for her extreme
piety.
Thus the princess combines in her
makeup very different sorts of clay.
On her fathers side she inherits the
blood of king Lustig'' king Merry
as well as his sobriquet (Laetitia is
Latin for merriment); her mothers re-
ligious proclivities seem to have en-
tered into her life only so far as rid
ding herself of remorseful after
thoughts, by frequent appeals to the
chair OF the confessional Her enc
mics say she never visits the same
father twice.
The story of the princess's escapades
is now discussed widely in Turin,
but the Italian papers suppressed it
ont Of respect for the king. The press
generally contents itself with the
guarded announcement that the rela-
tions between the royal family and
princess Laetitia are uncommonly
strained.
Recently all Turin made its annual
to the race track where
the Grand Prix was TO be contested;
in landaus, all sorts of English rigs
four in hands and carts turned into
equipages for this great event by
means of chairs and benches, curtains
and rugs, they arrived. Hundreds
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

1.-THE heart Of the empress went out
10 the poor and they were always
with her The performance Of works
OF mercy she regarded rs her first
duty, and IL kept her almost con.
stantly employed. Nearly all of her
immense income was given TO the
poor Bishop Ramirez was her al
moner, but she also dispensed charity
with her own hand Reggars besiegei
her at the summer palace at Chapui-
tepec and at the winter palace in the
City of Mexico, Begging is diguified
profession In Mexico, and beggars
there address one another as your
worship
lit was by coming in contact with
these beggars that the opportunity
for poisoning the empress was offered,
and the devilish Indian bag gave her
the decoction of talavatchL a poison
the Indians OF Mexico are most skill
full in applying and which is more
dreadful in It's effects than anything
In the sinister pharmacopeia of the
Medicis. Given with skill, IL kills the
mind and leaves the body to live un-
impaired In large quantities Il pro.
duces Authorizations. followed by un.
consciousness and death. The talR-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

ing a time. Cassius
Hicks, a rival, over.
heard the arrange.
ment, and on the
night appoint c d
with the aid OF n
confeder tie, d e.
coyed Miss Jones
TO his own buggy,
and forcing her to
enter drove her to
the ouse OF a
f.s..yl Vyhara fnr
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

bride OF young FRED NANcAMP.
Vancamp. Fred Nancamp was in
school at Worcester Mass, last year.
but on account of ill-health was taken
out this year His indulgent father
gave him plenty of money to spend,
and he soon began to spend II upon
Miss Miller on April Vancamp
asked leave of his parents to go to
Toledo to take part in game Of ball
there and the girl begged her father
and mother to be permitted to visit
girl friend in another part of the city.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
WALKED HIMSELF TO DEATH.
One OF the Queerest Diseases In the
HIsfory NJ Medicine

one OF the Queerest Diseases in the
History of Medicine.
John Owen Snider of Mill Grove.
Ina. was his name and he came to his
death from constant walking. His
affection began in issj, but it then
eentered in his arms He felt impelled
TO chop or drive STAKES or do some
other equally severe physical work ali
the time, being able 70 stop only when
exhausted At night he would pound
with scrubbing brush on the floor Of
the family kitchen.
The doctors were puzzled and Snider
and his family panic stricken After
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

10 ner, out Mrs. OPAL BROOKS,
Brooks died before her arrival. How
ever Mrs Ferguson got there in time
to secure her body, and she brought
II home and buried it as her daughter
Later the chief of police got a tele-
gram from Opal Brooks in Chicago
asking him TO see what had become
OF her child. From kilograms il was
learned that the body that was buried
was not that of Opal Brooks The
child will be reclaimed by its mother.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

rode thither on horseback, mules and
patient donkeys
The Duchess of Genoa made her APP
pearance in a gala coach and six,
driven from the saddle There was
the Princess Isabers outriders in
scarlet livery. But "Principessa
Letizia" did not appear She would
not Intentionally disappoint her
legions OF friends. Her royal
highness was in good health,
that every body knew, and rumors of
legal proceedings against her had
been exceptionally scarce of late. Be.
sides. no one would dare to attach the
ducal stables on race day
II was almost time for the start
The stands were crowded and the
mob outside the ratings was impa.
tient Fearful of riot, the Syndieo
OF Turin sent mounted messenger to
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

frinnU, WHeIH Tut UUHIh 'WNf"'
ten days she was kept prisoner, each
day refusing Hicks proposals of mar
riage Meantime notice was conveyed
10 her father who fastened with an
armed posse TO release his daughter
Her captors lgnominlously fed, and
Miss Jones is TO marry colston with
out an elopemcnt
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
Ii KILLS THE MIND.
AND LET'S THE BODY LIVE uN-
IMPAIRED.
TERRIBLE DRUG NATIVE OF
MEXICO.
ihe Empress Carlotta Tale Fiction
IL Was Administered to Her by nag
Who Begged for Aims at Chapul-
tepec.

VERY ONE HAS
heard of the un-
happy fate of poor
carlotta, sister OF
the king of the
Belgians and wild.
ow of the i'll S tarred
Macmillan. EN-
peror of Mexico.
In an isolated re-
treat in the noun.
tains Of Austria,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20


placed her b a b Y
with her mother. a
Mrs Ferguson. ask.
ing her 10 keep it
until she returned.
Months rolled by
and finally Mrs
Brooks was heard
from in Chicago
The report W n S
that she was dying.
Her mother went
IN her but Mrs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

The lovers went to
Buffalo together,
where, on April IL,
they were married
by Rev. Dr. Van
Schooner OF Beth.
any church, since
which time, until
a few days ago.
they have main.
tanned a discreet
silence. Within a
day or two Van
camp told some OF
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

make a statement
naid she had moth.
ing 20 say except
that shc had shot
senator Foley aud
Intended 10 do Il
She had known
Foley since last
October. Mrs.
iIartly Is a widow.
Or Phillips ia
wLose Office Foley
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

died. said he heard SENATOR FoLEY
two shois lie stepped to his office
door and saw Foley al the head Of the
stairs FOLEY waved his hand az Mrs
Hartly and ordered her back. Then
no walked Into the office. announcing
that he had been shot. and became uu.
conscious. diving twenty minutes afler.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
THE NEVADA TRAoEoY.

dsa. Hartly Refuses 60 Tell WIS she
hiiisd senator Foley.
Mira NJ a. Hartiy shot aud killed
State senator ~ y, Foley al Reno
New. recently. The cause OF the
shooting i not known Mrs Hartiy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
SURPRISED THEIR PARENTS.

of the marriage Of
his II year-old son,
Fred which took
place secretly last
April At the same
time Charles Mil
Ter a humble gar
dener, who cares
for the city green
houses at Gordon
park, became aware
that his ls-year-old
daughter was the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
SHE is NOT DEAD.

An Indiana Woman Figures In an I'M
usual Case.
A peculiar case OF mistaken identity
was brought to light at Arkansas City,
Kan, the other day. Over year ago
Mrs Opal Brooks deserted her hus-
band, leaving the city mysteriously'
Raforn tvnine sha
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

frsrrs NOUNS
4 lmsel, ot ihr many business
tiles presented and rapidly
the family wealth. untll ii
~ estate said 20 be worth
coHhlatiag OF Elizabeth real
! farm land of an eeeen.
sitlon. he has lived for years
4 ths old iamlly homestead at
q Notwithstanding the desire
\ agFied sons Tor him 10 come
4 eth.
lowaFd Il . daughter % a
Elizabeth iaundFymAn. Ia
AEnss she and Mr Norris be.
Haialsd, aud. like the usual
r. stories Il was a case OF
Y r. sight
% tic discrepancy Ia their
Morris boiag tho girls hcu.
boat af,y' three ysArA hla sons
20 tic YamoFrd marriage.
|ersry thing possible 10 pre-.
The father. however. was
aad proclaimed his intention
ing tanny, regardless Of all
paging for his wedding ME
Eccentric nature mauiias,rd
" addition 10 engaging a
lnt caterer. a florist and other
assistants he promised 10
treat 70 hia country friends.
that cad ln view ordered
R largest hog on the farm
& iaitenod up for the occa.
70 Tho guest az tho wedding
nearest 90 ia weigh, he
reseu; tho porkcr
'oward made all preparations
nedding. and. ia company with
arovc TO tho old homestead
appointed for the marriage
al the farm ahc was sorrow
10 learn that her asiianccd
suddeuly stricken down with
va In consequences the mar.
. necessarily postponed Miss
remained at the homestead
; said. ieudcrly nurscd the
a Her care, IL Is alleged,
MS tnal recovery. The m.
'sa'l Of deepening his love for
'ihed, seemed TO have had a
eject and, as a result a
ensucd, which. as Fanny
'as Increased by the sons in.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

his friends, which led to his wife's adj
hitting the whole affair. The parents
of both parties first learned OF the af-
affair through newspaper men, who
called to get the story,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20
SHE WORE BLOOMERS.
AND THE ITALIAN COURT Is
SHOCKED.
THE DUCHESS OF
PARADE.
Tired Of widowhood She Throws Dignity
to the Wind and Goes In for Good
Time-Itaiy's Court Scandal Arouses
Much Comment.
AOsTA OK

BICYCLE AND A
princess astride of
it in tights and a
bifurcated s X ir t
have stirred up a
full fedged royal
sensation at the
palace. and behind
its drawn curtains
the fair culprit
W h o scandalized
X in g Umberto's
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

Dolly Jones Of Laura Furnace,
Triggs county, KY, arranged to elope
with her lover, Joseph Colston, nam
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

IA az artist. and the
shooting occurred
Ia her rooms Ia the
hank Of Nevada
building Foley
was shot "a the
stomach and died
in half an hour
Mira liartly was ar.
rested The affair
caused the greatest
excite menL as
Foley was one q
49, a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-10-20

nstus Morris 8 one OF the
4 and most prominent resi-.
Unlon county. y. J. For
.erms he was one Of the
lree holders. and ably oiled
o. a shrewd nature. he