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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-04-07

Go to w. J. Scottow's for Arc
malt. the great health drink.
I8-6t.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
srDucED BY A GAMBLER.

Pretty Katie Pantaast Lured From Her
Hsme in Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, NASH, Oct. i6.-Mlss
Katie Pancoast. the i5-year-old daugh-
ter of Mrs. J. Kemp, was iured from
home Saturday aud today was found
la the company of two gamblers and
another woman In Portland. Katie ~
a remarkably pretty rlri. She lef,
home Saturday. telling her mother
she would be back later, but In compa-
ny with Mics Abbie Sullivan, whose
character il not above reproach. snt
20 Portland. There the two girls were
met by two gamblers well known in
yaneouver, Peter Farrell. otherwise
known as "Monlana Pete and Riley
Monroe, who also sports the name of
aKld'' Monroe. The two couples
stopped af hotel for three nights.
Meanwhlie officer. were In search o,
The airi aud ioday found her. The
men aud the Sullivan girl were ar
rested and LODGED In jsil in Portland
Willie Miss pancoast was placed in
charge of The matron. The ponr chiid
was seized with iits and convulslons
and labored under intense mental ex-
| citement. She was TOO III TO te ra-
moved 10 her ncmc today, Tut Will 30
turn tomorrow.
Her mother AYERS that shs was en-
tlcsd to Portland for immoral pur-
poses. The girl has always been welt
| behaved aud v,rtuous and her family
In prominent In this eity. The sxcise.
ment 10 intense aud II woul bo dan.
gcrous 10 bring her stducera here o.
present.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
GAY DECElvER SHOT
Idaho Husband Discovers the
DespoiIer Of His Home.
BOTH MEN ARE PROMINENT
The Husband watehsd the House Last
Night and Caught Estm Making
His Exit From the Back Door

BoIsE. idaho, Oct. IA special TO
The Statesman reports sensational
shooting affair at Bellevue last night.
A. T. Beamer. Union Pacific agent at
HALEY, shot Dr. r. X. Estlll. The lat.
ter had been Intimate with the shoot
er's wife. Beamer's home is In Belle
vue. He watched the house last night,
caught Estili making his exitfrom the
back door and shot him after scuffte.
Three shots took effect. The wound Is
mortal. Beamer is out on bonds.
Beainer has long been agent OF the
Union Pacific and Ia popular on Wood
river. Estiil was his family physician.
Some time ago his frequent visits tc
the house Caused comment. and scandal
has been heard ever since. BeeDer
was sent TO HALEY to take charge OF
the company's business year ago.
His wife pleaded that sue did not like
to give up her home and remained Ia
Bellevue, which Is five miles from
HALEY. This gave Increased oppor-
tunity for intrigue.
Watched for the Doctor.
Sunday night Been armed him
self and went to Bellevue. His house
was dark aud he waited outside for de-
veiopmenis. Finally Esiiil emerged
from the bsck door and started off.
BeAmer stopped him. The men Crap
pied and BeAmer fired three shots, oil
taking effect. The doctors pronounce
the wounds fatal. The sympathy oi
both towns 10 with Beaner. He IL out
on s., 900 bait Estili came out from
Fresno, Cal. ak years ago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
DEFlES FIVE JUDGES
A Jurist Declares He viii Try
Editor Rosewater.
WANTS NO monKEnNG ETHER
An Uausasi scene Witnessed II coart
In Omaha. WHEN wan provehs
Peculiar situatisus.

OMAHA, Oct. idL--The unusnai
scene Of one district judge dsfylne tho
authority Of Ave other Judges q the
district sitting as . court. wss wilt
uessed At Omaha, and Il likely 10 pro-
woke some very peculiar situntlcns -
fore bsing settled. The dssiro Of I'd
ward Rosewascr Of the Bee. who y
charged with libel by ex-shsrifF Han
nett, to be tried BY some Judge oti,nr
titan Judge Scott. who 10 vkelsntlU
prsjudicea In the nreruises, caused th3
trouble. On the sdItos's appeal 10 the
other five judges. they decided 10 hOar
the case and cited tho editor to nppsas
at q. IN. tomorrow for trial. When
Judge Scott was notified Of the judges
decision, lie declared the cnss could
not be transferred FROM the criminal
branch OF the court. He then mado
an. order nuiiifying the action of the
i've Judges. ana notifying Rosswater 10
appear before him at o. Hl. for trial.
Will Permit No Ms.ksytsgs
White tho cnurt was III sssaion lie
delivered himself OF tho followInr: /:
I'VE have now met at the cross roa.Is
and do not propose 10 take sither aide.
but instead | am guing 10 tread Sighs
la the middle Of ths road. Here am.
an American citizen. 50 years of age,
and stand ON the broad Guaee plaffofn,
that will permit me 10 give every iuan
lair and Impartial trial. 1fIdld moi
want 10 give ISosewxtsr . fair tSlni tlaa
motion might be excused. 1iIerp d ha
law 10 take this case on my docket and
II will stay there. ~ thers Ii any
thanksgiving about IL soms one d. going
to be cited 10 appear for contempt, and
thiuk am pretty good authority on
contempt"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
BLUE JACKETS ON PARADE.
A brigade OF Uncle SANS Fighttna
Mariners Put Through . Drill

A brigade OF Uncle SANS Ffghttng
Mariners Put Through Drill
VALLEJO. Cal, Oct. 18.--The largest
force ever landed by the Uuited States
navy on the Pacific coast, and the fifth
In point of numbers ever landed by an
American navy at any Time, particl-.
Faied In the naval brigade Grill at Mare
Island navy yard this morning. There
were $50 officers aud men in the line,
which was formed on the water front
al o'clock. The landings were made
from the Mohiean, Adams, Ranger and
Alert, which are lying In the stream.
and this force was augmented by the
crews from tho Philadelphia. York.
town, Bennington, Independence and
marine barracks. The brigade wns
formed under the command Of Captain
G. NJ. Thomas OF the Bennington and
marched to the grounds hack Of the
marine barracks, where the street riot
drill and battle tactics were carried out
In the presence Of Admiral Beardslee
and other officers AT the conclusion
Of the drill at ~ O'Clock, the marines
participating In the maneuvers were
highly commended by Admiral Boards.
Lea
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
HACKED WITH A HAroHEr.


An Atamsda Couple Terribly InluveSl
by MnEasrsus Burglar.
OAKLAND. Cal, Ocl. 1a--A burglar
did hi.ody work with hAIulast nk The
residence OF Rev. Il. Il. Wolfe. IN Ala
misda. tnis n,orning. Mira Melfs was
awaksnsd by tue rsesenoe Of man In
the bedfaem where nhs aud her hus-
band slept. She rose up Ia brd aud
was struck down with hatcnvs. Her
husband Was awakened by her cries.
aud attempted TO rise. He. to,. was
struck down. In THAR Asrunries
with the burglar Wolfe screamsd.
nIouslug the nsss hbors. When succor
cause bntla we're lying unconsrlous In
their blood-slainsd bed. On The floor
lay Lieady liatchet where il had i,oen
dropped uy the escaping robper.
Mrs. Wolfe has regained cons nisus-
ness anu aiIi probably recover. tliotiah
she has as ugly wunnd nhovs her Nh
Tar. tbs skull havlnn been pei sffatod
by each Llow. Her husband Il naar.
tally lnlused. Tho blade OF the llaluhps
pleIc~a hls skull an ths ,ixs,s si<lr.
teeerlas tho teiupofal artery. u0a oi
bis checks 10 terribly gashsd and hss
head 10 badly battered MIR. nil.i Mr&
Nniie are missionaries. lately fesurufd
isom Aiassa 10 resi- dalinH tne wl1sts.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Disaster to Shipping From Mix
leo to British Columbia.
STILL GREATER LOSS FEARED
Reports Were Received Here Taessisy of
the wreck or the Schooner PortAa
1T Stewards Point.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. l6.-The gale
which has prevailed along the North.
ern Pacific coast since Saturday last
has undoubtedly caused Widespread
diaaster to shipping interests. At least
three schooners are known 10 have
been wrecked. there being grave rea-
sous for believing that the American
shin Ivanhoe has been lost with all on
board, and there Is little doubt that the
Southern Pacific compauy's raft of
10, 600 spars and piles, valued at over
$50, 900, has been broken up by the ele-
ments.
The news Of the next few days, II 10
thought, will show q still greater Ioss-
From Tacoma tke schooner Nora Har-
kins is reported wrecked at the en-
trance To Gray's harbor. Que seaman
was drowned.
Reports were also received here this
afternoon Of the wreck of the schooner
Poriia ct Stewards Point. Her bottom
was knocked out on the rocks, aud the
crew narrowly escaped. II is also re-
ported that the schooner Electra was
driven on tue rocks nesr Cambria on
the San Luis Obispo coast. A few
minutes after the crew left her she
broke In two and went down.
Marrow Escape of the Eimore.
ASTORIA, Or, Ocs. 10. The steamer
p. p. Elmore arrived In tails moruing
from Tiliamook after eucountering
one OF the heaviest seas known along
the Pacific coast fn year.. She let
TliiamooK yesterday morning with ii
passengers aud large cargo Of case
salmon. After crossing the Tiliamook
bar she struck o hove-in sea with n
stifi norlhwester blowing. which soon
increased to . perfect hurriclne. All
day long the steamer battied with The
heavy senp. not dari0g TO attempt
60 cross In at the mouth OF the
Columbia. which was reached about 8
p. m. They remained out all last
night, the wind growing stronger and
seas heavier ~ the night wore away.
About o'clock this morning they be-
gan TO throw out her cargo. and after
900 cases Of salmon had been pitched
into the sea the boat steadied some
what and rode the seas much easier.
The officers OF the boat say that on
several occasions last night they gave
up all hope Of saving the steamer. The
State of California. the George w. Ei-
der aud three British vessels remained
inside the heads this morning until
the Elmore crossed In.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
TACOMA MUST PAY FOR THEM.


water Rights EeionE 90 Another Mar
g A Capitol Contract
OLYMPIA, Os. l6--The supreme
court has confirmed the Judgment oil
the lower court in the case OF Robert
Prigney, respondent, Va The Tacoma
Light Il Water Company. appellants.
Respondent instituted the action To
obtain an injunction against the COM
pany 10 restrain 1t from divefting the
waters Of Spanaway and Upper Clover
creeks and compel II TO remove the oh.
structions aud restore the waters 10
their natural channels. The court fiuds
that respondents right to enjoy the
waters which would naturally flow
over this LAND, n not diverted, IL clear
and have not been waived. Ia afiifm.
Ing the Judgment the defendant city is
given 90 days before judgment shall
take effect In which 10 acquire THE
right from plaintiff by legal means or
otherwise 10 divert the waters In aues-
ton.
Capitol Contract Awarded.
The contract for construction of the
the capitol foundation was awarded 10
Liilis 4 Tucker Of Tacoma for $50. D6s,
for wall 10 inches OF etone and IL
inches Of brick. Olympia sandstone h
To be used, The commission meets
Tuesday next TO prepare the contract.
II ls expected tho foundation will b.
ready for the superstructure In ak
lnOnths
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

Otto zeigtsr Holds the Phenomenal
Record for Bicycle Racers

Otto zeigier Holds the Phenomenal
Record for bicycle Racers
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 16.--On the 2Sth
of September John S. Johnson caused
sensation In bicycle ciycies Of the
world by riding mile at Waltham.
Mass. ia The phenomenal time Of
l:50 3 8. This wonderful feat was
eclipsed In this city today. when Otto
Zeigler OF San Jose covered the mile in
l:50. clipping nearly full second off
the wofid's record. As matter Of
fact he did ride the mile In a fraction
over l:49. tut as one OF the several
watches made IL i:50 the judges nlacsd
the official time at that figure.
The Fastest Ever Ridden.
This mile Of young ziegler's 10 the
fastest ever run on q bicycle. II was
made with flying start and was
paced by tandem teams, ono taking
him 10 the three-elghtbs, another to
tile five-t ightbs and the third pacing
him 10 the outcome. The riding was
done under supervision of the Sacra.
nIanto Athletic Club wheelmen, under
the rules Of the League Of American
Wneelmen, which makes IL an official
record.
The start was fine one and the
quarter was passed in 90 3-5 seconds
The half mile post was passed In the
phenomenaily fast time of s3 SEQ.
ond., leaving Zsigfer nearly full
minute TO make ihe last hall In order
to beat the record. Around the turn
the wheeinIen fairly few, looking like
three orange-colored balls rolling be-
yond the inside. Tho three-quarters
was passed In l:23, aud Zsigler had
still 27 80 seconds In which 10 equal
Johnson's record, and there was no
reason 10 fear ho would not beat 1t, for
fresh tandem riders were bringing him
down the course at q tremendous rate
OF sped. When within about 90 yards
of the wire. Zslgler, who had been
riding on top OF his fresh aud speedy
pacemakerr. could walt no longer. and
shooting out 10 one side he flew pas,
ihem, and passed under the " Ire as al
ready stated In a iraetian under l go.
Budd Defsats Ds. Carver.
DEs MoISEs. Iowa, Oct. i6.--In tLe
annual mrnainent OF the Highland
siun Ciub of this city today, q. w.
Budd won purse Of S400 10 the shoot
with W. Z. Carver at 100 live birds.
The score was 97 to S5.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

fiepubliean Conxrsssienal COMMITTEES
Not Concerned with tho a. q. a.

ffepublfenu Conxressfsnal CSnsmtttee
Not Concerned with tho a. q. A.
WAsHrNaroN, Oct. i6.--Chairman
Babcock OF the republican, congress
sional committee today came Into pos
session ~ copy of . pamphlet which
he In iniLflped IL being printed for
general circulation among the A. X. A.,
and which charges that committee
with being in sympathy with that
organization. The pamphlet consists
largely OF newspaper letters from Wash
ington which profess TO give facts 20.
Ing 10 supstantiate charges. Discuss
lug the matter, MIR. Bsbcock said:
s'The story u made out of whole
cloth. This publication Ii but tue
climax Of numerous efforts made tu
connect this committee With the A. r.
A. Many aud varied efforts have been
made 10 ind ground for charring such
q con nnection. Men and women have
called personally here at our headquar-
tsrs, asking for literature OF this order
and when we have replied that we Lad
none for distribution, we have been APP
peaied to 10 know where II could be Or
tainer. To thia We have responded
that We did not know, as We had
connection With neither the A. p. A.
or any other order. We have made the
same reply to letters Gf the same char
ac,er.
'.As matter of fact" he added, ''as
much as a year ago gave Instructions
to the secretaries of the committee to
avoid all apparent connection with
organization OF whatever kind or char.
acter. excapt republican committees.
We have taken the position that 1t Ia
not our business 10 attempt 10 make
platforms, and have devoted ourselves
TO the distribution OF literature In ac.
cordance with former platforms aud
the acknowledged doctrines Of the re-
publican party
Adisi sievsnssn at Champaign.
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. Oct. 16-Vice
President Stevenson arrived here this
afternoon and was driven TO the Co
Iumbian hotel, where he held an im"
promptu reception. At 2 o'clock be
spoke to q gathering In the opera house,
after which he was driven TO the Uni.
versiiy of Illinois. where he addressed
the students.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
COLUMBUS LIKES m'xraLEY.


fsepte FouEht for Admission 10 the
dali whsra lie spoke.
CoI.uMRUs, Ohio. Oct l5.-Not all
the republicans Of Columbus attended
the Mckinley meeting tonight tor the
reason that they could not. The great
rink has a large seating capacity, but
men aud women literally fought for
admission. Stretched over tho plat
form Ia the rink was q banner with
nic.ure OF Governor Mckinley. and tho
words: ''For President la $780," Gov
ernor Mckinley spoke for an hour and
hall. warming up the audience TO the
highest pitch of enthusiasm.
sfevssssa at Psris. III
PARIS, Ill, Oct 15.-V.cs Presi-
dent Stevenson arrived here this
afternoon, and accompanied by
William ]. Claggett aud A. j.
Hunter, Was driven in = carriage
at tbs head of a large procession
through the principil streets of toe
city. The vice president spoke for an
iiour ut the park to crowd of l, 900
BE left for Champaign this evening.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
A LIGHT PUNISHMENT
The Tyrant of the camsreons Merely
Reduced In Position.

The Tyrant of the Cameroons Merely
Reduced In Position
PorTsDAM, Oct. 10. The disciplin-
airy court today tried ex.Chancellor
LeIst, formerly German administrator
In the CAMERON dlstrlcs. west Africa,
recalled owing TO charges Of brutality
brought against htm. Tho court &C.
quilted Leist Of causing q niutiny Of
the native troops. but he was con victed
for abusing hIs authority and immoral
ity. He was condemned 10 he trans-
fsrred TO minor post and have his
salary reduced one-fiitb.
Prfnpess AiIx's Convention Made Easy.
BERLIN, Oct 10. - The Kreuz Zeitung
says Princess Alix Of Hesse has OBJ.
lained concessions from tile Russian
holy synod such as no princess In like
position ever before secured In embrae-
Ing the orthodox faith. The princess
will not decisre her former religion ac-
cursed, nor stale that her conversion 10
due to o conviction that the truth lies
not with her own but with the Russian
chu:eh, II Is added that the holy sy-
nod will bs satisfied with the simpls
declaration thai the princess Joins the
Greek church to be OF the same religion
as her future husband.
No NihIiists Need Apply.
Corfu, Oct l6.---The Greek govern
menl and the local governments oi
Corfu are taking measures for the safety
of the cxar. The police are carefully
watching ell strangers al Corfu. and
all arrivals win be required to nivs
good accounts Of themselves. Ths
chateau Of the klng Of Greece Is being
placed In thorough order for the use o
the cxar. Several Russian officers hav'
already arrived here. Others are ex
pected. Police precautions will inciud'
n palrcI Of the whule island TO pfeven
the landing VI Unauthorized strangers
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
SUGAR TRUST BRIBERY CASE.
Argument In the Demurrer 40 shs In
dietment Closed.

AFX m&NN In t0& bWmurfef 10 the An-
aietment Closed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. i5.-Argumenss
were closed today In the district su-
preme court on the demurrer Of Me-
Cartney and Chapman to an indict-
ment against them for refusing to
answer the questions of the sugar trus,
investigating committee. Assistant
General Attorney Conrad for the gov
crnment attacked defense's claim OF
freedom from in1uisition. saying;
"When bankers books are made the
depository Of evidence Of csIme. tie
production OF those books does not
constitute an invasion of private mat.
tsr,.n
Jere Wilson, for the defense, laid es.
pecial stress on the plea that the req
olution did not show nu its face that II
was the purpose Of tho senate to take
actton on the results Of the commit.
tees Investigations Wilson main
tained that the buying and selling oi
stocks was as legitimate 40 the buyiup
and selling OF horses. He character.
ICED this attempt 10 investigate such
alleged speculation Of ths se nate as an
imperirnence. and an aimiess inquiry
TO cast a slur on somebody. The rem
point nt issue was whether the resolu
ton was such an ono as would justify
citizen TO tesiify CONCERNING his pfl
vate busl ncss. The piee could not h'
set up that NJ the senate had power Il
expel It's members, this information
was necessary TO that body. He as
serted that the senate never INTENDED
to expei any member. The history o
the investigation had showed that N
least one senator had openly said
"Yes, i bought sugar stock; what arr
you going 10 do about it?" Whsreup
on, Wilson said, the senators from
way back and nearby had held theil
peace.
Judge Wilson argued at length or
the analogy between the senate's reso
luton and the resolution of the hous.
In 1878. when kiibourne Was arrested
for refusing to testify, aud tbs United
States supreme court held that II die
not contain on Its face any purpose /,
do anything In the future and sustain
ing Kilbosrne In refusing to show .hi
private records.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
CAPITOL BIDS OPENED.
Twtutv-Two Offers to Construct the
Foundation Submit cd.


Foundation Submitted.
OLYMPIA. Oct. l5.--The bids for con-
struetiug the foundation Of the new
capitol opened today. but owing to
many complications and sub-blds the
capitol commission will not be able to
decide until tomorrow which is tho
lowest. There were % bids, the high
est being from Chicago NJ Si05. 900,
while those Of Donald McRae, Gamer
on Il Ashenfeiter of Seattle and Liliis
4 Tucker of Tacoma were among the
lowest, being under $4,000. The
stonocusters' Association Of Seattle
sent letter 10 be read to the bidders,
calling attention 10 the fac. that stone
cuttsrs' wages were $3.50 for eight
hours, payable In United States cur
rency each Saturday noon. From a
close examination 1t II thought tonight
the bid of Cameron L. Ashenfelter for
$sS, sll 10 the lowest on ths original
plans and specifications.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
IDAHO ODD FELLOWS.


officers Elected.
LEWISTON, Idaho. Oct. 10. - Tho
grand encampinent OF ODD Fellows of
Idaho convened today, 80 delegates be.
Ing preseni. Following are the new
officers for The ensuing year: &. +.
Burr. Genesee. noh.e grand pfeiate;
II. II. Hoff. Montpelier. grand hig h
priest; s. ID. Hall, Moscow. grand
senior warden; a. X. sieunenberg,
Caldwell, grand scribe; NJ. u. Quinn,
Caldwell, grand treasurer; ID. +. Baker.
Boise, grand junior wafcen; w. +.
HabIey, Caldwell. grand representative;
A. J. fsecfield. Murray, grand marshall
q. + Rasmussen. ketchum. grand "a.
aide sentinel: 4. q. Larson, Lewiston,
rramd outside sentinel.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
DaowxED IN rHK xoorrsAl

Foreman hexap asa Ano,h~r Rslfread
Employee rhrawa From h-sF % ,HI
BoNsER's FERRY. Oct. i6.-rwo
men were drowned Wy the esn<ixlag Of
a boat shors dlsta nee above kooienai
Falls Saturday. Foreman Hogan and
two other threat Northern employees
were clearing rocks out of li,e channel
and backed away 10 suiasl hoat from
the place where they had PLAYED n
blast. The basf wns sauglii IN the
swift current, eyerturnssi Assi only ONE
man reached shore. The foFemaa's
lsady wss recovered Monday. "a shors
dlsiancr below the fall-.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
ONE MORE EXPRESS ROBBERY.
The Daiies once Relieved of sIB,ooe
Saturday Night

The DALLEs. Or, Oct. L5.-The Pa
ciiic Express Company's office In this
city has been robbed Of $4,000 or
SIS, 600, which arrived from Portland
Saturday night +. n Hill, the ex-
press agent, aud two ofiieers took
charge of the money as soon rs Il ar.
rived. taking II To the express Office.
IL Is thought the robbers came here on
the train with treasure tex and fol.
lowed II. Charles Tlbbstts. the COM
psuy's driver, sleeps In the express
office, but on the night of the robbery
was attending q ball, aud did not re-
turn until o'clork. The robbery was
evidently committed between 11:30 and
1880 Saturday night while Tibhetts
was absent. There Is no clew 10 the
rotbere
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
KEEP OUT OF POLITICS.
utsep's Advice Ia Ias,~a states Dis-
frist Attotnsya


frist Attofasya
WAsHINaToS. Os'. IL --T.e atten-
hon Of Attorney Genera olney was to-
day called 10 n statement IN telegram
from Vinten. Iowa, that Uuitea states
Dlstrict Attorney Sells has been In
structed 10 cancel his campaign en-
gagements. Olney said Sells had writ
ten him on the sul,jse, II taking AZ
actiys part In the campaign. and the
following letter had Leeu sent hiul:
.sIt Is contrary 80 the ruse. ai tlsis de-
partmsnt, uniformly laid dowu In
every case in which application has
been made. that district attorneys
should actively participate is political
rsu,i algn work substantially the
sama reptiles lave t.ern srist 10 district
attorneys in all seciions os tl.e eouutry
who have made lnquifle2