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OCEANIC srrAMsHIr ooNrANy-

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA
Steamers leave ssh francisco Tor Honolulu,
Samoa. Auckland, y. 4. and sydney. n. W,
without charge
Steamship Monowai. October Is y m
Honolulu only, steamship Australia, Oct e.
THoS. A. GRAHAM. A0ENT, sIARR-BoID
BLOCK. SEATTLE
". NnRsTKR pi q AGENT. Vancouver, II. c.
J. n sfRKcxEls & bros Co. General Agents.
San Francisco.
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Tickets nsY Re chained e tie eeaee Of tie
eoEarAny, AZ OeS4z sSek. sesttie
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON

fsesrass Leaves YesleT wharf Seattle
For rates and other information appsy
Ia NADEAU. Gen. Aseat, y. r. IT, -,
Fas.ar AYE. sa8 RFout g., seattle
q YYPEFS. Agent. fesieF Wharf.
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VANCOUVER RoUTE-A TRIP THROUGH
the Isiands- oIEAAkk UTOPIA, J. W. Nc
Oregon, Master.
Leaves Tacoma Ia noon, Seattle Central
whaFf, ~. m Mondays and Thursdays for Port
Blaine and FFlAay HsFb5r, going through to
Vancouver on Thuftdsy trip
Fare TO Is siue, g.. fare TO Nancouver. 81
Tor further information apply AZ Central
wharf
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u n. STEAMBOAT AID TRANSPORTATION

ID. COMPANY.
aTFAMER ISLAND BELLE,
& n. BrowuhsId, Master,
Leaves City DoeE. foot OF Main street. every
NcEiay, Wednesday and Friday at p m. for
Port Townscnd Anacoftes, ssmish Faifhsve1
aud whatcoln. goiag through ~ Blaine ca Sat
nfdsy.
CRY Dock Co. Agents. jos. KENDALL.
Ieispbone So 6enerai Nsnager
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From Gan Francisco. for Victoria ana PGzs
Sound posts. az g. "a. OCT 5. :, Il, II. =. z.
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GooDAII. PERKINS q co,
asanras AxsatA. ran Fsaac1se7.
!. n f0HxseS. r. = sept. sestise-
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grEx MEEx-


OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE ROUTE
~ y Wiley Navigation Cas- steamer
MULTNoNAH
nAILv TINE cAKn
lxAvx ARRvn
Olympia at 6ssoa n Tacoma Al. -. 80 n
Tacoma st. 1880 N Seattle At. ....r.oo m
seattle ATT. loo y IN Tscoras 81. 500 ? n
Tacoma A.. S,Se p II Olympia at $50 m
Connecting with beats for shelton and Kamilcais
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS
Landing. CITY Dock. foot OF Main strest
CAPTAIN !. WILEY, Manager.
Y and Olympia
AR. Tacoma. 80 = m
Leave Seattle 80 IN. Ar Olympia. ,i:eo p. IA
AR. seattle 30 IA.
FARE TO TACOMA, % CENrS
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pUGET sougD AND ALASKA STEAMSHIP
Il COMPANY
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VICTORIA RoUTH-
STEAMER E07AfiR,
Arlington Dock.
Leaves for Victoria and Port Townsend daily.
srcert SUNDAY, at % ?. m. returning. leaves
Victoria a nj. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Iownsent snd way ports dsiiy. except sunday,
at a n.. SUNDAY, direct. al .. m. returning
direct. iesvss Port foxnssad ats o. 10. Phone 10
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UyERETT AID sS0HonlsH ROUTE

HTEAAEk AEBEL
fa.v-. c@afysl wharf fussdsys. Thursdays ass
ksfuraays a. a. n, los Es1sais. AaE1tsso. Ev-
s,stt usxysvsllas East ETss.st, Lowelg aHa $40
rarnisn FARE 70 EVERETT, DO; BOUND
TRIP. aer. 10 nA0HOMI1H. Boz
ego = WILEY Arsnt
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CIrY OF ABERpEEN-sKArrIE. TACOMA
I ant Dfvsanka
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James West. gunsmith: leave work at
For's gun store.
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reservations taken at ali stations at .. m.
- psrlaian time Is .. m. Pacific amel
90 ~ esArTLE HAssoz voR TIE wERx BE-
sfssrEe ocroBEx H.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
FOUGHT TO THE DEATH.
Farmers Armed NJ ith sickle and rim
Had q Despern.e Struggle.

Farmers Armed with sickle and Rins
Had De,Pera'e Struggle.
BoIsE. Oct. 23.--Word reached this
city Of the killing of Willis Jones by
John Fallon, on Fish creek. Aiturss
county. Both men were farmers. and,
until recently. were psrtners. The
quarrel grew oul of the dissolution and
Jones assaulted Fallon with n sickle.
but the latter succeeded in getting out
OF the way. Jones swore he wonld kill
him and started for his house. Faiion,
supposiug he was going for gun.
started after him ON the run. lie
reached the house first and secured q
rifle. jones came up and made n
vicious attack on Fallon while the lat
ter was loading ths rifle.
A desperate hand-to.hand struggle
followed, FalIon trying to ward of the
keen edged sickle. ut the sanle time
loading the gun. Jones had succeeded
In cuttiag him severely, when he
| finally 60, a cartridge in place and
tlred, Killing his adversary. He gave
himself up. Jones IL said to have been
q bad map, having killed four men In
/ California.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
A TOWN TERRORlZED
Indian Territory Desparadoes Loot
the Village OF Watoya.
TALA SUFFERED THE SAME FATE
The ouiiaws visit Every store and Han
this Merchants Awaw with win
chsstsrs aud REVIEWERS.

LiTrLE Rock. Oct. 2s.--Last nights
record In the great carnival of time
which 10 now holding the boards To In
dian territory consisted OF the Wholesale
Fobbsry Of several email towns In gen
nine desperate style by Bin Cook. aup-
ported by . strong and desperate COM
pany or eight or 10 ioliowera -Four
men rode into the town Of watova
early In the morning, making their app
prvach known by promiscuous
discharge Of firearms. Tho bandits
isrrorszed the inhabitants. and most OF
them sought safety behind harricaded
donrs.
The orilaws visited every store ln the
village ana ran the merchants away
with Wipchestcrs and revoivrrs. They
took from the stores all the money
they could find and whatever else they
wanted. The Wntova postofilce was
robbed OF about $50 In cash and about
S55 In stnnps.
From Watova the gang rode on into
Taia, ten miles away, where they 70.
peatt q their depredniions. They rode
into town and proceeded at once to rot
the stores right and left. Every stors
In the place was visited and the pro
prletors compelled TO turn over the
cash. The Iostofiice was also robbed
Of stamps aud small amount Of mon
ey. TIE bandits made no effort 10 con
ceai their identity.
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SHE GETS TEN YEARS
Dramatic Scenes Attending the
Sentence Of Mrs. Grier.
she CURSED HER DAUGHTER
The MsssrAeie Woman sim Denies Tha'
she Pelssssa Her Husband aaa
says She L. Persreussd.

SPOKANE, Oct. a2.--Correspondenee--
Helen Grier. convicted Of murdsring
her sixth husband. was takeu into the
presence OF Judge Buck yesterday
morning 10 receive her sentence.
..Fiavs you anything Co saw why the
sentence of the law should not be pro-
pouneed by the court?" the judge In
ouIred.
.'As sure ns there is a God In heav.
en-" she replied, "f never poisoned
my husband. I did not have u fair
trial. Tke jury was preIudiced against
mo aud my two daughters swore
falsely. This IL the fifth time they
have frlsd 10 take my life. My hus-
band was not In nis right mind for a
long time. Several times he got re-
volver to Kill himself. II would DO an
outrage to punish an old woman Tor
crime she is not guilty Of"
Tears triekied down the furrowed
ckeeks asd there Was CLEAN In the
! prisoners eye, not discoverable during
The trial. This was the first time thai
she manifested n spirit of vlndictive-
! nees or resentment.
| The court santnced her TO 10 years
4 tu thN
/ On the way back to the jail she met
her daughter. Florente Shirley. who
was ti,. principal witness for the state
| For an instant che shrunk back and
chung TO the arm OF ths deputy sheriff
for upport. Then, raIlying all hel
strength, shs extended her long. knott,
index finger until it almost touches
the breast of her sccuser. and hisset
through her teeth, cienched ms II Will
lockjnw:
You hussyi You strnmpsil fot
vile, dirty wrstchi Yeu aud your siste
both perjured your ss uIs Gonnd cou
fess to the judge aad act your oil
mother free. She has ona foot aircsd.
In the grave and the other ready I
follow. Ain't you proud OF you
work."
THE deputy urged his prisoner ON
ward. and without uttsring word !
reply TO the abusive tirade. Mrs. Shll
Icy turned away and the heavy iro
doors again closed behind the wretche
old woman. who IN manifestiy doomet
whether guilty or not, to end h'
strange career In prison cell.. althoug
her counsel is considering AN appeal
, she supreme court
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yAps PEAR TRRAcRY.
Soldiers Guarding the csreaa KinE's
Palace as seoui.

Soldiers Guarding the Corehn ktnE's
Palace 90 seoai.
cHEMuLPo, Oct. GA detachment
of l 500 wounded japanese has arrived
here. There Is large number OF
wounded at Seoul. In addition, 2. 100
wounded have been sent TO Japan. At
Ping Yang there are 1000 wounded
Chinese Ia the hospitals.
Tho rsbeiiious Tong Hnks of southern
Corea are restless. and ouly the fact
that they are not provided with arms
prevents them from breaking out In
| for which many of them have started.
Four hundred japanese soldiers have
| been stationed al the kings palace at
Seoul, As the kings brother Is believed
TO be lengued with the Tong Haks. The
Chinese are mobilizing their forces al
klern, and gathering u strong fofcs al
Pow Ting Flu. The second con OF the
! king OF corea left here October Is as .
special envoy 10 the mikado la order
IL IL supposed, to return the visit o
! Marquis slouio, the japane-e envoy
The king's son took with him q quan
thy OF presents. Many letters Of Euro
peans in Corea have been opened b1
the Japanese authorities The Britisi
consul's mail bag was detained thre
weeks.
Movements OF the Fleets
LoSDox, Oct. GA Dispatch TO lh
Times from 1fen Tain says "A report
current ihst IL Japanese warshipr, nm
der Admiral Ito. have assembled nj th
Ping Yang lniet. Thornton hayer
IL il sal.l. has never been occupied D
the Japanese. The Chinese fleet Is RI
ported at Wei Wal Wei.
Rumorsd Negotiations Tor Peace.
TIEN Ism. Gel. alt Is stale
from reliable sources that negotiation
for peace between China and Japan 81
! proceeding at Seoul
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A RUSH ON BUCKET SHOPS.
rsor People OF PHtsburg Ask. IN xain.
tor Tlsir Savings.

Tor Their Savings.
PiTTsBURa, Oct. % The news OF
the closing up by The police OF the Pub
lie Stock and Produces Exchange. d dis
crimlnative pool concern, en- Saturday,
brought great crowds OF investors from.
the country into town, showing how
widespread are the operations OF these
concerns. The Delaneys. who operated
the Public Stock and Produce Ex-
change, secured releaae, ON bail, for a
hearing this evening. At their Office
this morning they announced ~ their
clients TINT, ~ their books were In the
hands os the police, they would be un-
able 10 pay out nancy or transact any
business except 10 receive notices OF
withdrawal OF deposits. All the dis
cretlonary pools have clause In their
agreements By which they can Insist
upon thirty days no,ics OF With
drawai.
The Consolidated Stock aud Produce
Company, another discretionary pool.
did not open its doors today. Hun.
dreds OF investors who went TO the
office 10 withdraw their deposits. were
confronted with the notice TINT the
/ lirm had temporarily suspended.
| Washington Force. the manager, was
not there, aud no one appeared 10
/ know his Whereabouts. Warrants
nsve been issued for hin. Other pools
are expected To suspend any moment
and the excitement among investors d
rum In high. by the books OF tbs
| Delaney. IL Is shown that over half 0
the investors we're women, most o
them domestlcs aud washerwnnen
who fancied they had found an eas,
road 10 wealth.
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PRINCESS ALIx AT LIvIDIA.


Bride -Eisct OF the Czarowitch Makes
the Journey 10 iier Betro,hed.
LiviptA, Oct. 23.-Princess Ailx of Hssse-
Darmstadt, be,roihed 10 the ezarowitch.
arrived at 5 80 yesterday. accompanied ny
Grand Duchess El zibeth, her sister, wife
OF Grand Duke ssrpius of Russia. The
journey OF Princess Aiix through Crimea
was In the nature of a royai rrarch. The
princess was met al the Russian frontier b.
Grand Duchess Sergtus. At Aiusiha tne
bride eject was welcomed by the charowftch
and his uncle, Grand Duke Sergius. As the
princess and party drove through Yslta
the sarowiteh and his intended wife. seat
ed by his side, were heartily cheered by the
crowds.
The imperial castle was reached at dusk,
and Princess Alix was Immediately con-
ducied into tho psesence Of tho czar and
! princess with every mark of affection. The
bride elect. accompanied by the c2arins
and o.hef members oi the impartial family.
proceeded 10 the chapel Of the c1stlr. a
| solemn religious service was there conduct
\ ed Princess Aiix kneeiing beside the EN-.
I press and joining In long and feryent sup
/ plications offered for the recovery OF TN
| czar.
After the religions ceremony. the princes
ana imperial party returned 10 tho room
occupied by the tzlf. Grand Duke and
Duchess Vladimir. the former . brother ol
1 the emperor, arrived Sunday, and the kinl
OF Greece IL on the way from Vienna.
Professor Meizchjewskt specialist II
nervous diseases. who was supposed q
have been summoned 10 attend The czarina
has returned to 81. Petersburg. from which
Il is presumed there 10 no truth In the sen.
! satipnai stories circulated regarding til
health OF her mHlesty.
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U. pBunIIssroH MATTERS.


Judse sAnbsra wni Rasify the frame
Agreement 10 reu Day.
OMAHA, Oct. 22.-Judge Ssnb rn of
the Eighth district, TO whom was re-
ferrcd the traffic agreement between
the Union Pacific and the Burlington
syslems, has indicated that he viii
raslfy the agreement within day or
two. This information havlng teen
conveyed TO the burlington people this
morning they announced that the
Billings line would be operated from
next Sunday and that ticket agents
throughout The country would be noti.
fled of the inauguration oi the new
service on October IS
Indfes,a omcfais Gi,e BAH.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s-only one OF the
! men Indicted In connection with ths
Santa Fe rebate case gave bail Ia the
United States court loiay. That one
was w. J. Jenkins, manager Of the q.
w. Haminon Company, who Is charged
with receiving rebates Jenkins bail
wns fixed at $1,000. Ex-TInffic Man,
ager HanIey also gave ball Judge
| Grosscup has liked the hall of all par
ties Indicted. The honds OF Nelsor
| Morris, ex. President Rainhart and Mr.
Hauley will be slO. 000 each anh tina
Of Isaac Thompson, tue shipper, IS. 00d
suspect nduetora Of Crosksdness.
ToHoSTo, Oct. .s-Ths Grand Truai
Railroad conductors on the entire sys
TEN have been transferred from thei
present divisions TO others. owing Il
suspicious of crookedness. Much dis
satisfaction Is being expressed aud
ls rumored that the conductor broth
erhood will take up the question wit
the railroad officials. aud that the
will receive the support OF all railroa
employees.
Northern Pacific Case In Court.
MILwArkEE, Oct. - Attorney
representing the Northern Pacifl
company and receivers aud the bons
holders commiite appeared beFol
Judge Jenkins today to argue the IL
murrer OF tho receiver 10 u
petition to make tho bondhois
. eFs' committee party TO the foreclosui
suit. Colonel pettit, counsel for Bra,
ton Iyea, informed jenkins that IL
Dsnisch bank of Berlin would take Ii
entire $5, 900, 600 lssue of receivers ce
tiilcates II the court would turn contr'
of the whole matter over TO the Adam
Reorganization committee. Tie ATTIC
neys for the receivers argued again
the proposition. Judge Jenkins refuss
, 10 permit II. and ordered the receive
. to dispose of the ceriliicatea at the be
possible rates.
10 Head on The UaIon Pacific.
DENVER. Oct. - Attorneys FOR 9
(ioyernor Evans are preparing paps
. In suit which l. intended 10 head l
. the alleged attempt Of the Union
o ciflc 10 gain control VI The Gulf road
I foreclosure OF The mortgage bonds, q
9 interest on which has bren defauite
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
IN NEAR BY TOWNS
The Candidates for Office Are
All Hustling.
REPUBLICANS IN THE SWIM
Thirty-Tfse Members Esroiicd Mt the
Preliminary Meeting OF the ksber-
ton Republican ciab~

RooKFoRp. oc'. 90. The rspubii.
cans, headed by CoIouei Fcighan Vi
Spokane. held another grand rally
here lAst evening. The large HAL was
crowded 10 Its ulmost capacity. The
different can diJates prcsent were Con-
molly, Cook. Prescott. Stewart, Bu,le-.
Eakin and Coi. All made short but
earnest talks 10 the crowd. anu we're
followed by Colonel Feishan. VINO
spoke for abou. an hour. perfectly cour'
tecus to iadiv.duais. out delivering
a.edre- hammer blows OF deslTueiiVe-
ness ut popuilst heresies ano eemo-
cratic fooiisl,ness. Clair Hunt oi 5po-
knue made a short speech. Tie mt e,-
ing was further eniIyened l'y the
Republican Giee Club.
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AGAINST rHE RAILROAD.


sait OF Arehis Dsntan Decided by the
Const sf Appcais-
SAN FaAxoisco. Oct. aS.--ssveral impor-
lant decisions were rendered by tne United
States court Of appeals to-day.
In the csss OF Archie Bsaton W. the
Nofthsrn Pacific Railroad Company. APP
peaisd from the circuit court Of Aontan ana.
iudgmsnt In iasor OF plaintiff was affirmed.
Beaion was foreman on \ gAng OF bridge
carpenters In 3hs employ oI the company.
On the 2ist Of Octsbsr. 1891, he boarde |
the train ut Garrison. Mont. TO 30 10 a
bridge elk milss distant. lie rode on tbs
firsman's seat on the engine By perni.ssion
OF ths engineer.
A large derrick was loaded ON Hat cat
which was pushed BY the engine. The
arm OF the derrick was 40 high that 1t could
not pass through the tunnel, and ths result
was that when u struck The top OF The
tuanei II was forced back. injursng the roo
OF the cab and ssriausly injarirg heston
The company claimed the accident was W
result OF his own cave.eszness. ns he has
no rsgnt 10 ride In the cngsnr. ~ he eouf
holds that he Was within control Of the On
gineer in whose department. he WAS. an'
therefore the company was responsibl
| for the accident.
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WHO WILL BE RULER7
Rumors From the Land Of the
Car Disturb Europe.
THE SICK MAN GROWS WEAKER
Moscowltss Fear That shesid ths H.
mars Prove True. They vim nave
to Face the 0rassst rerii.

LONDON, Oct. q. Today has pro-
duced practically nothing Ia regard -
the condition Of the ex1r. In alf the
continental capitals and In Is0ndon.
there have been streams of ofIloialp.
dignitaries. ecclesiastical and humble
people ut the Russian EN- mbasakes. TO
these, however. little Information wus
vouchsafed. and that little CONSISTED of
forsbodlngs.
Prayers and niassss ere iucessnutly
offered from 81. Petersburg 70 visd-
ivostock. from Rome to nuenoe Ayses.
Wild rumors reported yesterday from
81. Petersburg were repeated today In
still wilder forms. From Muscow
comes report that thors are people
there who inslst that tho esarowitch
has refused TO ascend the throne and
that tho czar In ordnr 10 compel him
10 do so has ordered his Immediate
marriage TO Princess Aiix. The
Moscowites fear that shouid the Funaors
prove trne. they will have 10 face the
/ arayest peril possible.
About tts Successor.
The Cologne Gazette nrtnts a ST. Pc
tersbnrg telegram stating that The cxas
has given ofders for tile settlenent ot
the succession 10 the imperial council.
He has advised that Grand Duke
George, his second son, should. ON ac'
connt of his health, renounce his clainI
Tor the crown to 6iand Duke Michaei
who ought 10 take the oath as heir pro
sumptive TO the throne.
The Berlin Tagebissi pubiishsd tsls
gram from Llvidia asserting that th'
bstrothsi Of the ezar0witch ana Pein
cess Alix will formally occur tomorrow
and that the marriage will be celc
brated Wednesday.
Condition OrswipG Worse.
ST.. PErERsBuR0, Oct. 24---A buiie
tin issued tonight by the ply siciaus Il
attendance on the ezar says; "Hi
majesty slert i've hours inteFsnittiugly
, He rose this morning. ~ usuai. HI
. appetite has iessened. His strengtl
| has not increased"
: Princess Aiix arrived at LividiA q
, night. The cxarina accompanied hs
! 10 the chapel OF the castie, where bot
4 prayed earnestly that the life Of u
czir ue spared.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
rHz czAa i DYING SLOWLY.


81. PKfxassuae, oc'. "A huilstin.
dated i.lvidis and timed y. M, wss made
public here this evening. Il sayss Dur
Ing the day the sksr wss ianxuid. There
we're slirnt ccnvnlsivs ~ mpsoms. His ap-
petite wss esitcr than yesterday The
buiiegin was aligned by Dre. iscyaeH. Isc-
eharine, Popoh. bsnjamlnoa snd Hsrsch.
the physicians IN attendance.
f.isile further respecting the exAr has
trnnspirrd up 10 Z p. m, the time oi send
Ing the dispatch. The police now distrib
ute official buIistins publicly. According
TO advices receiyed By Physicians here rom
their eoniferes al i.ividis. the illness OF the
gxsF Il taking ils usual course toward the
fatal end. His majesty was better Sunday
and Monday and worse today. while " 10
expected that tomorrow hts strength WILL
curry him 10 another siishl rally. Thus the
progress Of the disease will sbe and hsv
untll the patient succumbs.
marfiaws VIII Net BE Deiassi.
BERLIN. Oct. 23.--Tbs Cologne Gaz ,tte
published dispatch from g. retrrsbur.
saying n 10 now generally aecspted that ths
arrival OF Princsss Aiix ~ Lsvidia will bs
followed by prompt admission into the
Greek church, and the marriage will be
quietly performed.
ST. rsrgssEuRc. Get. 23.--It is announced
that the niarr axe OF the czsrowitch e
Princess Alix Of fIesse Will take place a
Lividis. unless tho condition OF The czsF u
so serious ns 10 prevent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
ELnEnros nKrrnLlcAS olun


ELBERroS, Oc'. %. This evening
James III. Chase, "the Okanogan
Rancher,n entertaired the people Of
Elber,on and vicinity with bis views o.
the political issues of the day.
Last evening the iocal campsign was
fairly opened by the organization OF u
republican club with S5 members. as
the result ofa very imperfect and hasty
canvass. This may be considered ~
fairly indicative of the hoiiowness Of
the popuiist claims OF "A plurality OF all
votes cast. Two years ago the repub
lieans only polled "a votes at this place.
aud knowing ones say that the mem
bership of the club can he extended TO
90 members By canvass OF tie outiy-
ing portions OF the precinct. The con-
stitntlon of the club contemplate per-
mancnt organization, and the officers
elected for the ensuing year are; An
derson Long. president; w. ii. R,S-
erts, vice president; w. A. Divine, sec
rstary and treasurer. ]. NJ. Hili 81 Col
FAX was In town last evening AID as
sisted in the organization OF the ciub'
leaving shis morning for Garfield.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-27
WHERE THE wooDBISE rwrNETH.
Money OF Pittsburg Gadgsens Conc 10
the Usual Destination.

PiTrsBrRs. Penn, Oct. 23.--The run on
the discretionary pools continued today.
Two or three are paying investors who re-
fuse 10 DO persuaded that the Institutions
are solid, but the others are relying upon
the 3c-day notice 10 give them time TO settle
or leave town. The ofiics furniture OF the
public stock and grain exchange was lev led
upon this morning Mt this suit of Mrs. \ I'LL
man, an Altoona woman, who invested
$50.
George II. Irwin 4 Co., In the discretion
ary pool business two years. and supposed
TO have 81 0U0, 000 on deposit, suspended
pay ment and demanded five days notice oi
withdrawal.