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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
California; Big Fruit Shipments.

SAN Francisco, November 24.-The
total fruit shipments to date show de-
cided increase over those Of last year.
The aggregate shipments have been 6, ooC
cars, as against $3.50 last year. Most Of
the fruit was shipped before the strike,
and but for that unfortunate experience
the figures would have been greatly en-.
lsrged. In canned fruits and vegetables
the shipments show a gain Of 100 pei
cent over last years shipments. The
expectation Of prunes and other dried
fruits this year show an increase of 2i1s
per cent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
THE STRIKE COMMISSION.
Its Reply to All Criticisms Will BE
Made in an Ohciai Manner.


Made in an Omciai Manner.
WAsrISoroS, November %. - Hon.
Carroll d. Wright, Chairman OF the
Strike Commission, to-day addressed, in
answer to the open letter to the commits.
sion recently published in the Railway
Age, a reply to the editor, Harry p.
Robinson, OF that paper. Mr.. Wright
says:
yours OF the 10th instant, inclosing a
copy OF your open letter TO the Strike
Commission, was duly received. have
examined the points you attempt TO
make agains, the commission and fnd
every material position taken by YOU
is false, while our own position Is in
the main chief tubstIatiated by the
evidence takeu ~ the commission,
and chiefly by ~ Hn testimony OF
the railroad aud ullm IN officials. This
evidence can be- { eely examined by any
one You see ft / send 10 this Office, as |
have an extra CO V Of II, or you can find
a copy OF il in the laa i OF Judge Worth
ingtun al Peoria. 1 lac testimony will be
printed by order OF Congress, and then
every one can satisfy himself rs TO the
truth of the position taken by the COM
mission. | believe the report OF the
commission 10 he thoroughly impregna-
Bile as to every material statement Of
facts. Whatever specific answer the
commission may make as to the charge
OF the Railway Age and the other pa
pers, l presume the commission will
prefer to make officially, and not to any
in iividual publication. Such an answer
have no right now TO make, because l
have not consulted the members OF the
co nmission. write this letter on my
own responsibility. Whoever calls on
me for the purpose Of examining the
testimony will be accorded every priv
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
VOUCHERS MISSING.
Serious Complications in Connection
with uowgate's Trial.

Serious Complications in Connection
with uowgnte's Trial.
WASHINGTON, November 26.-The trial
Of ex-Cap,ain Howgate is threatened
with serious complications by the dis.
covery to-day that vouchers signed by
Howgate and supposed to be fraudulent
are missing from the Office Of the Second
Auditor of the Treasury here. They
had been held for use by the government
in prosecuting the case against Howgate.
Their disappearance was, it 10 supposed,
caused by persons who would suffer no
little embarrassment during the course
Of a trial Of Howrate by the presenta-
ton of these vouchers, and the impress
sion in some quarters is that consider
alton Of some nature to somebody famil-
lar with the Second Auditors Office has
much to do with the loss Of these impor.
tant papers The amount Of money in
volved is $lS0,000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

WASHINGTON. November 26.-lra Aver,
special agcn, for the Treasury Depart
men,, has submitted TO Secretary Car
lisle a rcpor, as to the production Of tin
and terne plates in the United States
during the quarter ended June 30. Dur.
ing that time forty firms manufactured
a. 4t6, ,ss5 pounds Of tin and terne plate.
proper, against an output OF ", So, Al
pounds by ,hirty-six firms during the
previous quarter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

wasmr>croS. November 70, - The
State Department has been notified that
the Danish COVE nment has established
a mission and trade station at Angina
casalik on the east coast OF Greenland:
bu, that navigation along the coast and
inland OF the Danish colonies is forbid
den save with the consent OF the Danish
,rn,-arpmpnt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

TAHLKouAH, l. T., November 24.-In
the burning Of the city calaboose yes,er,
day two men, +. NJ. Hallahan and Will
lam Dowing. were roasted alive. Tn,
IRE had been started by D,wing. VI
fell near the only door. AMI all han
OF escape of the two prisoners eas e.,
of by the flames.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

Los AxarLrs. November 26.-The ex-
animation of Mrs. "pr." J. ii. Smith,
charged with a criminal operation upon
Ada Faulkner. a society belle OF santa
Ana. took place this morning in the ro-
lice Court. No sensational features were
developed, and she WAS held in the sum
"a az OlO for trial.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
Evidence Against Him 10 Strong.

SAN Francisco, November 24.-Georye
W. Pattison, EXCLUSIONS inspector, ha.
been arrested for opium-smugylinc. Pat.
tison is charged with connection with
the Emerald gang Of smugslers, most of
whom are in the penitentiary. The evil
dence against Pattison is very strong.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
Condition OF the Csar.

BERLIN, November IA st. Peters
burg dispatch says that the Car is SAT
fering from insomnia and is much de-
pressed. The CzarinA has become very
much emaciated as q result OF her vigil
at the bedside OF her late husband.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

Mosrxyrpxo, Uruguay, November 20
The financial affairs which have long
,..r pendins with the Barring estate
Ss ys been settled. The necessary docn'
wants " are now being signed by the gov
eminent and representatives oil the frm'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

ROME, November 24.-The belief IL
expressed that Monsisnor LorenEelli.
Papal Nuncio to the Netherlands. will
eventually be appointed apostolic dele.
gate to the United States 10 succeed
Monsignor Satolli.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
STRANGE IN RUSSIA.
Unexpected Energy Displayed
by the Gear.
SEVERAL STUDENTS ARRESTED

s' u Toues Of -. Petevsb bury Said -
Have hssn Arrested for MaItrestins
Newspaper Reporters and Ordering
Mourning Dscorssions Removed.
LONDON, November 20. - The Daily
News correspondent in st. Petersburg
Gays that the Car is displaying unex-
pected energy. tits stated that he placed
NJ. wahl, Chief Of the st. Petersburg
police, under arrest for three days in his
own residence for ordering the Countess
suo2anof's mourning decorations re-
moved because they were erected with.
out police permission; also for treating
the foreign newspaper reporters badly.
The News correspondent in Vienna says
that the Car will visit Berlin and vi.
emma in the spring, and will yisit the
Russian provinces with the Empress the
following autumn. From Odessa the
News hears that owing TO the recent dis.
tufhance In the university, arising from
the rector's proposal 10 send wreath to
Aiexander's funeral, several students
have been arrested in the last few DAYS.
vi nearly 600 students 200 voted to send
the wreath, while the remainder refused.
The report is confirmed that Grand Duke
Vladimir will go - Governor 10 the Can-
cAsus. He will be succeeded as com.
mander- in-chief of the st. Petersburg
troops by Grand Duke Sergius, while the
husband Of the Grand Duchess XeniA
viii take Grand Duke Sergius' place ~
Governor OF Moscow.
MARRIAGE CONTRACT SIGNED.
81. PETERSBURG, November 26.-The
marriage contract Of the Gar and the
Princess Alix Was signed to-day by NJ.
de Giers. Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
and Count Noronzofl. Dashkod, Minister
ot the imnerial Household. IL contains
certain provisions for the bride both
during the Cars life and in the event
OF his death.
sLw MINISTER TO FRANCE.
LoNnos. November CA Berlin dis
patch 10 the Daily News says tine report
10 Confirmed from 81. Petersburg that
Baron Mohrenheim, the Russian Ambas-
eador TO France. will bc recalled. and
tina, his place will be filled by Prince
scheremtiea. now Governor Of the eau
rnsus
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

hirai Ito did not take part in the attach
s,..a unc entrance 10 the port was
s'auhea WIN torpedoes and the usual
h ,ananlarks Tor guidance for pilots had
CHINA SENDS our A DENIAL.
LONDON, November GA disnat,b
nom raris says that the Chinese officials
aic teiegraphing everywhere that the
soit OF fort Arihnr's downfall in a
sohed invention, and that 81, 600 brave
hold. '"s' s'fohg'
TIE INTENTION oF JAPAN.
WAshis6ros, November e7.-Tbat the
aPansse government proposes pushing
It's past and present ADVANTAGES wiz
We" 10 the capture OF Picking ia
not doubted here. The raptnre az po,,
ni'huf' which Mas officially confirmed al
'lie 'apaiese legation to-day through a
message, from the Chief Secretary al ma.
Val headquarters TO Lieutenant Myaoka.
'he naval attaehe here, makes easy the
progress OF the Japanese troops To- the
thih~s1 capital. Competent military
authorities, Who are thoroughly familiar
Win The physical conditions of China.
cay That JAPANESE army could march
rom the east eoas, of the Gulf OF Pc
,hi ~ 10 Peklng in ten DAYS. 1, il be-
ile'ed that tie third srmy under Field
Marshal tyama, which is vaguely re.
irffrfi 10 IN the recent dispatches from
Inc last, Ii not ia iari third army. but
simply dlvieioh OF the troops which
have eap,nrssi Port Arthur These. IL is
sali. s!li t.e pushed across the gulf and.
when sni,Sbly reinforced, hurried 10 Pc.
King.
fnK ISoLisH pAEss.
LONDON. November 2f.-The Times
siii cay 10 morrow Perhaps Japan's
policy Viii continue nn,ii the ARROGANCE.
oi the Chinese be beaten dosn. Al.
though ti.r capture Of Port Arthur Is Of
'he highest strategic im pof,ancr, il is no
frseaa ahy the Ioacfs should depart
tfoH t,srir neeifsliIy.
The Daily Ness raw: To further
P'olona 'iar Struggle would tr All oliensr
against humanity. We hope ths, japan
~ill hear faSUrabiy her Abject enetn, =
osrttafrs
Ttse STANDARD viii FAY Probably Wei
liza Ne. and Nes Chang will lie rap.
tafrsi tn lew ds,s Japan ough, nov
Ia asvp Mr. Alts.ngs offer OF peace.
China siil a awe all flg ts Ia Cora and
pay 20 .o0opD. II Japan ,hsis,s ou ruch
8 sutu, although China uoald not raise j,
- ilhoat tr.hg crippled Tor ha,t crn-
surt. The countries which hitherto have
Stool a. lie must decide ss.1n whether
Ihr, siiI ALLOW japan to crnsh China ut
'ct.s. no, alone fslli,tcallg. lat also cum
in~fcsa!ir TIE Ahsi'. Russian entente
IAN t.g directed 10 utgins Japan 10 lie
.eta i.rfatr IN The nsr nl hrr hLctnrY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01
CHINA SENDS our A DENIAL.

LONDON, November GA dispat.h
moih raris says that the Chinese officials
aie tsiesraphing everywhere that the
s'ois OF Port Arthur's downfall il n
wicked invention. and that 30 OOO brave
shinese soldiers still defend that strong.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-12-01

h Ito did not take part in the attach
s,aSi me entrance To the port was
studded with torpedoes and the nsnaI
,,ahdmarks for guidance for pilots had
been removed, r''' III"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05


The Blue Lodge OF the Mnsons will
hold a meeting tomorrow night.
There viii be meeting OK the HI
bornians tonight. when reports re-
gurd,ng the recent excursion will be
heard.
Fort Worth lodge No. 81, National Re-
serve association held grand meet
ing Thursday night. Amendments to
the bylaws We're introduced regarding
sick benefits. The business will be
completed at the next meeting.
Last night the Alma lodge Ancient
Order United WOrkmen, held quite an
interesting meeting. -Four new mem
bats were Initiated. II is thought that
this fraternity viii grow very rapidly
In this state since Texas has been
made separate jurisdiction.
There was business meeting of the
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias Fri
day night. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas was selected az the route TO be
taken by the division in its trip to
Washington. 1t Is probable that the
whole division win attend,
On account Of Indictment weather no
regular meeting was held Friday nieht.
NJ members of Lone Star Ruling No.
4Op' Of the braternal Mystic Circle, are
earnestly requested 10 meet in special
session with Fort Worth Ruling No.
8lA, at Knights of Honor hall. rciner
OF Second and Houston streets. next
Monday night, 9th inst, TO hear and
discuss Important communications.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

George Bailey was injured by a kick
from n horse yesterday morning.
Or. Blake, dentist. graduate Phlla-
delphia dental college; office, Third and
Main streets
omcnr George Carriers brother.
Frank. who has been dangerously III
with lead poisoning, was reported
much better last night.
No change. cars Via Texas Panhandle
route 70 Colorado, Best service. short
est lines ana quickest time by six
houre' Free reclining cheirs cars. city
ticket office. 4Oi Main street
CAPTAIN William Iightfoot. formerly
OF this city, and now OF Thurber. yes
terdoy came here with one Jim Greed
In custody, wanted In lIellar this
county to he tried on charge Of as
saulting young woman.
Georg5 l.. Cause, funeral director and
embalmer, Full assortment of under
takers goods. Takes fun charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary re.
quircments No. sl4 West Weather
ford street, Fort Worth. Tex. Tele.
phone lb7
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mayer cele-
bratod the twenty-nfth anniversary of
their marriage yesterday at their homo
at 2la Taylor street. Numbers OF
friends were present and offered their
~ 90 INC warm
hearted pair. The gifts were many
and elegant.
paper eXoneratlng Mrs, II, NJ.
Burohill from blame IN the misman-
agement OF the Orphans Home has
been given 20 the public signed by
X. NJ, Van Zandt, IL. c. Holloway,
Seth w, Stewart Jas. C. Scott. Il, r.
Harold, w O. Bnteman. j. h Burn
side, 70 j. White, Il. II Carter. Geo.
II. Niez, Jesse Jones. w. ]. Boas,
IL, c, Edrington. j. W. Spencer, Mrs,
j. o. Talbot, Mrs. Il. II Carter.
Mansion hotel, the largest hotel tn
Fort Worth. located on Fourth street
between Main and Rusk. We arc now
moved into our new dining room. ON
second floor. overlooking Rusk street
where one can eat In comfort. protected
BY wire screens, free from all dust ana
cooled by natures brcezes Rates re-
duced 20 s. per day; supper lodging
and breakfast Si5o Ten large sample
rpoms on ground floor for use OF com.
mcrcial men. 100 bedrooms. both cool
and clean. for use OF the travelling pub.
lie. We solicit a trial md guarantee
satisfaction. On Rusk street you viii
gee one OF W. W. nunn's great irrient.
ing wheels. which ls destined TO furnish
water to millions m acres OF vcre,a-
tlon. W. ". DUNN & SON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

examined his young wonders worl, he
gently placed his thumb on the under
side of Buck. Jr's, ear and his fore
hnger on the upper, and squeezed the
ear and said gently, you have not
done the handsome doctor Justice, sir.
lle IT, ten thousand times uglier than
thatw And so the irate Buck. Sr
seized tinting instrument and labeled
the sketch and Inundated "Roxey
Buck into a flood of tears
Dr. West, ladies, is to the social and
serious Sides Of life what DR.. Jekyii
and Mr.. Hyde were TO the good and
bad In nature. In other words, the
splendid looking young bachelor ply
sician can be as light hearted, humor-
Gus and genial one moment while in
your company, as he can be grave, Sc
date and thoughtful the next, when
IN the companlonshlp Of his books or
deep thought over some perpleylng
case. In short, II is a wonder that he
mas managed to remain a bachelor so
long, and-hearlon, a word to your
enrs, dear girls: The doctor himself h
known to have recently made this
St0tnnenf concarninr himrnir ftrr "a
hard Days work: "a bachelor? Yes.
Tn a bachelor yet! And blue bla.eg
tired OF Il, and don't you forget itr'
And he leaned back in his study chair
and thought over the proposition he
had Just enunciatpd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
BACHELOR NUMBER FIVE.
THOUGH MIND you, LADIES, Inii
.yuMnER" MEANS NOTHING.
II II MD, Every One of Them should
lie Number One, As Every One of
Them Is Number one-iieveriy
wonder West.

What would anybody do without a
family physiclan7 Put the question
to yourselves. We architects Of extensive
progenies what would become of YOU,
deprived OF the man who is more ia
mllar with your own constitutions
than yourselves, and equally learned
concerning the progenles.
He Is necessity. He Is a blessing
And when he happens to be a lovely
fellow, dear girl, with not only an
abundance OF brain force. well trained
and stored with knowledge, but addi-
tionally possessed Of splendid looks and
the most companionable of dispose
tions, he is in plain English an object
OF conquest You can have in him
husband and a family physician at
one swoop.
Buck" sprained his right hand yes
terday and so had his youngest son.
'Roxey," do his sketch of DIR. Bever-
ley Wonder West And when BUICK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

Dlscinims the orcdit Glvcn MS to the
MInorityRennrt.

Dlsciaims the Credit GiVcn MS to the
MinorityRenort.
Hon. James w. swayne said to a re-
porter Of the Gazette yesterday: you
fellows IN the newspaper business have
not yet gotten the straight of this con
sressional convention business. Now
as nm example, the Dallas News I'm
reporting the congressional convention
NJ brentwood. gave the names Of All
the participants In the debate on the
silver resolution except myself /
didn't care for that as all the ren-
temen mentioned were entitled to the
credit the News gave them. In fact.
Mr.. SnodgraSs, Mr.. Sfallinns Mn
Green, MIR, Rice, Mr.. Wllinghnm ma
some others did yeoman service, Yet
the Gazette comes In and gives mo
an the credit If there was any IN mas.
Ing the minority report.
IN justice to the other f,entlsr,a,,
am sorry you did that. Without tbcly,
help the minority report conld No.
nave been adopted The minority ~.
port was not the production Of MYSELF
nut OF the five gentlemen who signed
the report I have but a limited ~
luainfanee in the Southern mart ~
the district and It Is as unjust To mo
as TO the gentlemen named to give me-
more credit than l deserve"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
HORRIBLY MAHGLED LASSIE,
NOW CAME THE TRACK nLooDLEss
DESPITE THE oRusnuNGf
In Her Might Dress ana -Four Miles
from Homo In the Dead Of Night.
ssronx Evidence OF Foul play APP
pears TO Exist.

The story OF the horrible death OF a
young lady at Roanoke Denton county,
reached this city yesterday morning.
ON account of the lateness OF The
hour at which the news was heard
here, very little information regarding
the facts could be learned.
This morning the horribly rangled
remains Of daughter OF Ben Peice, Il
white section nan who lives aet Ar
syle, was found lying on the joint
track OF the Katy ana Transcontinental
railways, four miles south Of Argyle
and three miles north OF Roanoke. in
Denton county, about twenty miles
north OF Fort Worth.
She was run over by q Katy freight
train drawn by engine No. 2a5, going
north about o'clock this rnorning.
When the mauglcd romams were
found later on, there was no sign Of
blood anywhere In the vicinity, 9nd Il
Is feared that there was foul play, THIS
suspicion was aroused by the TACT that
the place where she was run over Is
four miles from Argyle, which 10 her
home. and three miles from Roanoke,
The nearest station.
And what makes It look more like
foul play ~ that 1t IS hardly possible
that u young lady should be four
miles from home and three miles from
the DeareBt station ut o'clock m the
mornlng under ordinary circumstance.
The remains were turned over ~ the
parents for intermont and the case viii
be thoroughly Investigated by the bu-
thorities OF Denton county.
Denton, Tex. Aug. "A most horrl-
ALE "a fuI
h1rc this morning from Argyle, a small
station on the Missouri. ISansls and
Texas railway, eight miles south Of
Denton. Second section OF trnn No
1i0. engine 225. In charge Of Conductor
Jones, with Engineer Flood. arrived
here ut o'clock this morning and rr-
ported the running down on the tfaEtlc
ono mile north Of Denton Creek winter
station OF woman whose body they
Wore unable to ind.
The pilot % the engine presented a
Fearful sight tho brains and por-
lions Of bloody garments clinglng to Il,
Definite reports ghow tho unfortunate
person 10 have been tho i7-year-old
daughter Of Hen Price. railroad
workman Of Argyle The trcstlo whore
the accident occurred ~ some SIX or
revan miles from tho EirlB home, nud
by many size ls supposed 10 have
started 10 run away TO her uncle,
who lives NJ Keller The mingled rc-
'nnina presenting an awful sight, wero
gathered up and taken to her homo
IN Argyle,
7omewhat Of mystery clings 10 the
affair us the young lady was IN her
night clothes and had evidently made
no preparation for n journey, and
many wonder at the distance covered
by her in this condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

claimed II is not OF such a character
TO come under the statute. Mr.. Bur-
bank owned the majority of the ma
chimes that were operated here. He
and the proprletors or the places d.
ylded the profits. Ben Bell, who runs
a fruit stand on Main street. testified
that Burbank received tNo-thirds and
ho The other one-third of the proiits OF
the machine in his place.
The trial of the case was concluded
In the forenoon and Judge Johnson
charged the jury in the afternoon.
The Jury returned a verdict OF guilty
and the punishment was fixed at so
fine and ten days In jail. The deten-
dant will make q motion MONDAY LOT
a new trial and should this be denied
he says he will appeal the case 10
higher court.
Yesterday afternoon Il. NJ. Cochran
was put on trial for embezzlement, The
defendant Is charged with embezzling
on July o. money from DR.. j. 9. Setit,
IN whose employ he was at that time.
A number OF witnesses were heard In
the case but the evidence was not all
in at the adjournment of court at G
o'clock. The case will be resumed to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
The case against George Bowers,
charged with carrying n pistol was
continued until the next term, also the
case against Jim Clark, charged with
larceny, continued.
SBBacon filed suit yesterday In the
Forty-elghth district court for divorce
from NJ. $. Bacon, his wife. They
were married In Grays9n county, Tex,
November 10. 1879. aud lived together
until February 2. 1891, when plaintiff
alleges his wife deserted him and has
been guilty Of adultery. Plaintiff asks
for divorce and to be given the custody
of their two children.
Debt and Foreclosure.
r. e. Montgomery has filed a suit
in the Seventeenth district court
against @. T. Necce ct al. for debt ana
foreclosure. Suit on two promlsory
notes amounting to 1855, part payment
on certain lots in Cnillicothe; vendors
lien retained.
Esther A. Brooks VS.. ]. u. Eggles-
ton ct al, debt and foreclosure; Seven
tenth district court.
Real Ecstntc Transfers.
i. II. Rely to 4. A. Hartsell, lot No.
/ in partition suit No. 1913. in district
court of Tarrant county, $780,
Marriage Liccnses.
The following marriage LICENCES have
been recorded at the office of the coun-
ty clerk:
John Lloyd and Mary Keenan,.
c. A. Leopold ana Leean Redding.
p. r. Odeil al f. z, Barton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05

"5craDpins' Isabella Hatlini the
"holy terror" OF tho 'boose. was
brought before Judge Smith yesterday
morning and fined half hundred dol
lars for the privilege Of being a ter
ror'
She was AZ noisy MS ever and during
the whole time she was In the court
room never ceased talking cursing
force.
Some think she Is 'naune. but the po-
lice say II 10 al sham, and that she is
as quiet when no one rs around as any
prisoner In the "boose"
The rock pile viii be ready for &C.
cupatlon ten days from this, and after
TINT It "a the honest opinion OF al
that not hnlf thuse who ire pulled"
BY the police viii be ~ rcndy to come