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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-03

North Dakota has several wheat farms
Of 10, 600 10 10, 600 acres each. over 2lO,-
900 tons Of buffalo bones, representing
$500, 900 animals, have been exported
from this state
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Ono Of Them--Thcre goes young Jack
dor They say his income is 80 large he
can q get rid of H.
The Other Onc-Ohl 80 he's a single
man thcns-Tulth.
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Tor informAtlon. time eards maps aAd ueEsu
eall write
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Library Car.

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In Effect October %. 1909

DrFtur PROM HEfrra
No J. Butte ooaL daily. except sun
10. - Atlantic ETproas. sasthor nd. ~ IS j.. "a
10. p iacihc kHprosa. ssstDound "a y. N
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
WILL LAY A PACIFIC CABLE.
To Connect CANADA and Australia, via
the sand oh Isiauds

To Connect Canada and Australia. vl.
the Sandwich Islands.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 26.--Sanford Flem.
ing. commissioner from the Canadian gov
eminent TO Hawaii. IN the interest oil the
proposed Canadian Australian cable. ar
rived here on the steamer Alameda today,
lie was accompanied by w. Ii. Mercer OF
the colonial Office in London. Mr.. Flem-
ing said the governments OF Canada and
Australia have resolved to Law a Pacific
cable. Samoa II is proposed to reach by a
short branch from FIJI, and it will be pos
sible to connect Hawaii by branch from
the nearest mid ocean station at Tanning
island. British possession, 800 miles dis
tant from Honolulu. after n number Of
IN erviews with the principal { fficials of
the hawaiian government" he said. "a
cordial understanding was reached, an be-
lore our departure we left with thom n
memorandum OF an agreement, the terms
OF which we are prepared 10 recommend
Inc arrangement Is. OF course, subject TO
tho approval of oil the governments con.
oerhed, and may mention that the United
states has something to say in the matter.
IL is quite understood that the first stem of
the hawaiian government will be 10 appe.l
10 Washington for assent 10 grant the priyi-
leSes which We ask. No difficulty is an
tcipated. !"
1t IS understood that Messrs. Fleming
and Mercer Will proceed 10 Washington 10
urge their cause. That their inyestigations
were made by the authority of the Brit sh
government there is no doubt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02

Saves a HaIf-Drowned Boy and
Quietly Trudges On.
STORIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
Six. fcar-Old Diver Is Master of the
situation in the Streets of salem
A Woman Immigrant.

Yesterday afternoon a foot.nan car
rylng a roll of blankets, and who
would naturally he considered AZ be.
longing to that desplsed class desig.
mated as ''tramps." unosten tatiously
performed an act of humanity deserv-
Ing OF notice, says the PendIeton Trib-
une. lie was passing along the rail-
ROAD track where 1t runs alongside the
millrace. when he was noticed to very
deliberately lay down his blankets and
wade into the water. The beholder
was atonished beyond measure at the
sight of Tramp" taking q baltimore
especially while retaining on his person
his entire npparel-but wonder was
transformed into dismay when the
stranger lished from the cold waters
the limp form of half drowned boy.
The lad, II is said. was a. little son of
Joe Dupuis. aged about 9 years, who.
after getting the surplus water from his
stomach was none the worse for his
impromptu bath. The tramp" with
waiting for formal acknowledgements
and thanks, or leaving his name in
order to receive a gold medal from the
United States for his life-savlng ser.
vice, again shouldered his blan kets aud
proceeded on his way.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
THE LEX0w INVESTIGATION.
foiise Commissioner Sheehan Refuses
to Answer Questions.

foiise Commissioners Sheehan Refuses
to Answer Questions.
NEW YORK, Oc'. 26.-Polloe Com.
missioner Sheehan was upon the wit.
ness s,aad before the state senate DO
lice Investigation committee TODAY.
lie Was asked to say what he desired
to testify regarding the contracts with
the Long Island improvement COM
mission. The commissioner said thew
were returned because TIE authorities
wanted them to 60 to another party.
Sheehan became angry at Gofi's in-
curry about Lawyer Kelly having
sought his Influence in the matter OF
leasing the Seventh judicial court
building. Sheehan said he would not
answer any question that did not
effect corruption In the police board.
Goh pitched into the witness for
looking at his brother, Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan, who was seated
among the witnesses, saying he OBJ
Jected TO the lieutenant governor act
ing as counsel. The lieutenant gov.
ernor offered to withdraw If the com.
mittee objected TO his presence. The
examination OF the commissioner did
no. develop any important facts and
ne was excused until after the recess,
JERSEY CITY, Oct. 26.-Judge Lin.
pincott today granted an order, return
aoie Monday next, requiring attorneys
10 show cause why the writ for the re-
lease OF Matilda Hermann, the de-
tanned LeXow committee witness.
should not he issued. Attorneys for
the woman claim The charge OF per.
jury on which she is being held Is not
genuine and her detention is illegal.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

live correspondent is desired In every
town, village and school strict In Idaho
county. Stationery and postage furnished.
No notice will be taken Of anonymous COM
mpnicstiens. The name and address OF the
writer must in all cases be furnished. not
necessarily for publication, but as guarantee
of good faith.
Correspondence giving news or facts of in
tcrest to the publ c. as well as sug gcs tons and
experiences upon the subjects or farming,
mauufa turing, rairoldlng, shipping, immi-
grafton and everything that serves to develop
the resources OF Idaho, presented in brief
and pithy manner is desired from all parts OF
the state aud elsewhere.
School Reports Teachers are requested to
send to the FREE PRESS copies of IT onlhly re-
ports, giving names OF scholars mel her absent
nor tardy, etc, for publication
The publication of a Communication Is 10
evidence that the editor adopts is sentiments
The author alone Is responsible for them.
Write only on one side of the paper
The "Old Reliable FREE PRESS established
1861 is tn aiding journalistic advocate of the
richest country on carth-the great Camas
Prairie and Clearwater Basin. Strictly nom
partisan IN pc tics and impartial in all things.
for It and patronize it.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
THE GEAR STILL LIVES.
rhysicians ProlOng the Life OF the Suf
feiing Monarch,

l.
feiing Monarch.
BERLIN, Oct. 26.-Special services.
at which prayers were offered up for
the recovery of the car, were held here
this afternoon at the chapel of the Rus.
sian embassy. Emperor William. the
roya. princes, aide .de-camps, general
commanders of regiments, the Berlin
garrison staff and officers of the Alex
amer regiments, Chancellor Won
Oaprivl, Count Botho III Eulenburg.
president OF the Prussian ministry, ali
me other ministers and nearly all the
diplomatic corps were present.
BERLIN, Oct 28-The Local Anal.
ger publishes dispatch from Liyidia
saying the czar has suffered a yerv
serious relapse.
LONDON, Oct. ga statement pur.
porting to come from Lividia bv the
way of Paris alleges that an oneration
performed upon the car with success
releasing the liquid matter by punctur.
ing, has greatly relieved tie palienl,s
breathing and the pressure around the
heart. 1t Is reported that there Is no
danger OF an immediate collapse.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 26.-Tha
crown jewels are being forwarded TO
L'vidia from Moscow, in order to BE-
used at the marriage of the czaro.
witch to Princess Alix, which cere.
mony has been fixed to take place Mon.
day next.
PLYMOUTH. Eng, Oct. 26.-The
Russian imperial yacht. Pole Star, has
lett This port for Lividia, W here it is un.
derstood she will take on the czar and
imperial family and convey them to
Corfl.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
POOL BROKERS SHOW FIGHT.
Ahe Pittsburg Managers Put On an Al,
OF 1pJured Innocence.

PirrsDuRe. Oct. 26.-The discretionary
pool managers tired of the assault upon
them, their credit and character, have de.
tern'ined to do some fighting. 1t has been
pretty well established that there is no law
IN TINS state under which they can be at
tackled unless they default and probably
nor men. Manager Dudgeon OF the Traders
Synd' cate and Manager Dsylin of The
american Syndicate both inco -porated in
West Virginia. but with headq aarters at
Chicago, have combined forces. They will
demand the appointment OF a committee by
the chamber OF commerce TO go to Chicago
anu examine the operations OF the syndi-
Gates. the latter paying all expenses They
claim they will show that their operations
are legitimate. and will then take legal
action against all persons who have criti-
c.zsd them and thereby caused the recent
run.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
A CRANK AFTER CLEVELAND.
Isichard Gordeier Wants q Stain II
moved From Hia Mama

NEW YoRK. Oct. 25.-Richard Gorde,er
OF New York, who wrote Emperor William
OF Germany some months ago. challenging
MN to duel, nude call at DIR. Bryant's
house today to see President Cleveland on
business OF extreme national importance.
Dr. Bryant tod him it was impossible to.
see the president at that hour. Gordeer
was finally persuaded to go away. 1t has
been reported that a bodyguard accom-
panied Cleveland, but none of the oiiicera
were in evidence today. DR.. Bryan. said
this morning that President Cleveland
would leave for Washington at 8 p. IN.
Gordeie' told DR.. Bryant he had been try,
ing TO see the president tor two years 10
wine away The stain which had been put
upon him by Incarceration in q lunatie
asylum in Germany. He had challsnged
Emperor William to a duel, but the latter
was a coward and put him in an asylum,
President Cievtlan was the onIy man who
coald wipe away the stain now resting upon
him. As lie left the house Gordeler prom
ised he Won d call again.
Cleveland Il In Washington.
WAsHISaroy Oct. 26.-President Clsve-
land returned 10 the city This afternoon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
ENTOMBED MEN ARE ALIVE.
signaling With Hammers From The,
Grave In the Pewabic Mine.

signaling With Hammers From Thar
Grave In the PewabIc Mine.
IRoNwooD, NTH, Oct. 26.-Some OF
the l l men entonbed in the Pewabic
mine are alive. This fact was asccr.
tanned by signaling with hammers. 1t
is confidently expected tie men will
he reached by o'clock.
The following is n correct list of the
entombed men: Thomas Penglase,
William Oliver, Samuel Husband,
George Wilcox, Stephen Allen, VIII.
lam Baird, George Poren, John Thomas,
u :orge Rlckard, Peter Heliberg and
John Farrell.
Peter Hascoe, shaft boss. and the
only man known to have escaped nm.
injured, states that the accident was
caused ny running water eating away
Inc sandstone Gaping In room 100
ieet In height, on the third level. An
immense mass of rock, weighing hun.
dreds OF tons, crushed through the
noor OF the level, carrying away tim.
Ders and everything to the fourth level
Oh which The men were working. He
heard laundering crash and by fast
running escaped. Peter Gabnrdi. a
tramner, at work directly under the
ialiipg rock, was crushed 10 death. His
body has been recovered.
Inc cutting of road through this
wreckage TO the room in which the
men are entombed can not be done
hastily, for the walls have to be heavily
timoered as the work progresses to
avoid another fall of the ground, All.
though hard, persistent work has been
done since the disaster occurred by AS
many eager men as could he worked to
advantage. only the seemingly short
distance of Is feet has been cut through.
ana 10 feet has yet to he cut, which
Will take until evening.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
FIND GOLD IN CHUNKS.
reports OF Marvellous Discoveries In
Western Australia

sAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20-The steamer All.
ameda' which arrived today. brought only
lhree passengers from Australia. This was
OWING largely 10 the fact that nearly every :
oouy was on the rush to the gold fields of
", westerh australia While the steamer was
rom the New Zealand gold fields en- route
Ior Tue new Eidorado. Some of the finds
are phenomenal, and in one instance four
cuts OF rock yielded $50 ounces of gold. The
Londonderry mine, one of the first d .scoy
eeru, was sod to an English syndicate lust
oe'ore tne steamer sailed for $40, 600.
one OF the passengers from Sidney was a
miner named James Mccormick. de
passengers that the new gold field was as
ricn as reported and it would rival the DAYS
OF AZ OF California. According to hin.
iack OF water was the great drawback.
Wnen ne was at Coolgard:e a Quart of the
precious fluid cost so cents. a pound of meat
oo cents ana 100 pounds OF -four 1926.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
Won CAPRIVI RESIGNS
Announced in the Semi OfficiaI
Organ Of Germany:
Won GUTENBERG FOLLOWS SUIT
"reat STIR Created In Berlin Over the
Receipt of the News-verined In
London Appointed.

BERLIN, Oct. pa great stir was created
10 well informed quarters This afternoon by
the receipt CT a telegram from Cologne
giving the substance of an article in the
SENT Official Cologne Gazette, which stated
that Chancellor Won Capriyi and Count
bothe Won Eulenberg, president of the
russian council of ministers. had re.
signed
1t Is known that for some time there has
en- considerable tension between the
chahceiior ana enberg owing to the
'oi inel views IN regard TO measures to be
suofhtttei to the relchstag for repression Of
.ne soclais's. The chancellor is in favor
moderate polcy. while Euien-
o.Is oelieves IN the adoption of radical
measures to obtain the END sought. IL was
saiu 'hat at recent meeting of the Prus-
sian council. held to consider the question
Oh me repressive measures maturity OF
t ~, ministers supported Caprlvi's views
"nether or not this is true Is greatI, a
supposed 10 be well informed place cred
ence IN the Cologne Gazette's statement
'nat poth officials have resigned.
Verified at London.
LONDON. Oct. 27.-A dispatch to The T;mes
from Berlin says Emperor William has ac-
copied the resignation of both Capriyi and
OuSu etiTtl1nR unnOuncR-
neht-ha taken the political world IN Ber
lin completely by surprise, The Times
correspondent says:
Il have the best authority for reportino
mat as late as Tuesday last the emperor
uutlng Caprivrs visit TO him, gave him the
iuliest assurance oil his entire confluence and
MS approval OF the policy which h.. the
enahcetor was about 10 submit to the lead
ing ministers of the federal states. specially
summoned 10 Berlin for that purpose. il
was only yesterday that thess mini ,ters held
.ne'r conferences under the presidency O.
OaprivL 81 unanimous was their upproval
Vi MS program, so ent rely were they I'M
aware OF any Impending change, that they
disposed OF the business in ons sitting AMI
some oil them left the capital again
either last night or this morning.
am assured on good authority that
Ihe issue turned upon personal questions
with the grave results which
they involved"
successor Already Appointed.
LONDON, Oct. ga dispatch to the Post
rom Berlin says Emperor William this
AFTERNOON telegraphed TO Prince Won Hoh-
eniohe- Schillingsiurst, stadthalter of AIssce.
Lorraine requesting him to assume the
chancellorship. His majesty also invited
Dr. Miguel to succeed Eu enburg as presi-
oeht OF russian ministerial Council.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
IS AN OUTRAGE ON WARDNER.
sensational Report of "MysterIous
Epidemic" Does n Gross Injustice.

WALLACE, Oct. 26.-The sensational re-
port published in the Spokane Chronicle
OF October % headed by the Plague, -
ana relating TO mysterious epidemic
alleging to be existing in v ardner, is so
outrageously misleading and untrue that
.he Just Indignation OF the people of Wa+d
ner is naturally aroused. A statement of
mat KIND VIII certainly damage the BUSH
ness interests of the town, as no one will
laii 70 give camp that Is infected with
the plague very wide berth. There are
number OF cases of mild form of remit.
tent fever which yield readily to treat
inent anu are not at all serious nor in the
least contagious. The article in question
does great Injustice to the people of
Wardner, and should be correcteu
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
SMALLPOX STOPS THE WORK.
Interior Department at Washington to
BE Thoroughly Fumigatod.

WAsnrNeroS, Oct. 26.-Another case of
smallpox was developed this morning.
James l. Parker of Indiana, a law ERIK in
the division where the other cases were re-
ported. was the victim. Secretary Smith
issued directions to have the department
c'osed tomorrow. before he was aware OF the
new case. TO allow OF iumigation. 1t is ex-
ptcted, in consequence of the new case, the
department will tie closed this afternoon. as
each fresh case becomes traceable 10 contact
with persons employed in the department.
n compliance with the request of Health
Officer Woodward, Secretary Smith issued
an order closing every branch OF the DEPART
ment.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
A NEW WHISKY TRUST.
Artieies OF IncorpoI alton Filed at Tr,
ton, New Jersey.

Artieies OF Incorporation Filed at Trsu-
ton, New Jersey.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. Papers were
hied In the secretary of states Office
al Trenton, n. j., which indicate the
formation OF new whisky trust. The
papers comprise articles of incorpora.
tloh OF concern to be known as the
Great White Spirit Company, with
paid up capital of SIS, 900 600, the total
authorized capital being limited by the
charier TO $50, 100000. The So, 600, 900
capital stock OF the company Is divided
INTO oo,ooo. 600 shares. Que of the
gentlemen Interested in the oryaniza.
ton of the company said TODAY thai i,
represented combination of New
England distillers with certain New
YORK men who had retired from the
present whisky trust,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
CANNIBALISM IN THE ARCTIC.
CHASTITY Discovery by a Party of scotcI
Sailors.

DUNDEE, Oct % AT the beginning O
August the whalers Aurora, Bllaena ana
Esauimaux were in Prince Regents inle ,
searching for white whales They steame
into Ev.n bay and party from the Balaena
went ON shore. They had not gone far
when they came upon a CHASTITY ring OF
corpses. the remains OF Esquimanx who had
evidently died of starvation. The olean-
picked bodies and partly devoured bodies
revealed a story OF cannibalism One corpse
had been beheaded and the head was found
30 yards away from the trunk at a place
where some one had evidently made a meal
upon the flesh and brains. 1t is supposed
the party while travelling. found its progress
choked by the setting in of winter. One by
one they succumDed to hunger, and finally
the stronger in futile efforts to s,ve their
own lives, we're driven to eat the Others.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
REFUSED TO SHOW THE BOOKS.
Armour's Manager Hauled Before
Court for Contempt,

PIrTsBuRe, Oct. 20. e. NJ. Clarke, man
ager OF Armour Il Co.'s who esale oleomar-
garine warehouse is before the United
States district court today on a charge of
contempt in refusing TO open his DO oks to
internal Revenue Collector kearns. Clark
denies hat he or his firm is deirauding the
government and says the firm simpl, wants
to g+t evidence against the firms custom.
ers VINO may be disobeying the provisions
OF me oeomargarine law. The collector
ad ants that this is his purpose ana claims
that he has legal right to the looks rs
long as ne does not use the evidence so Sc
cured against the firm
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
IN A SPOKANE CASE
Important Decision by Supreme
Court of This State.
AFFECTS The FIRST NATIONAL
1t Is Said That About $4,000 of Bank
Claims are Affected by this
New Decision.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct. 26.-The supreme
court has passed upon case of great i'm.
portance coming up from Spokane county.
Three months ago Warren d. Stewart
brought suit against Recover Clark of the
Spokane National bank for $944, tbs object
being TO cause the receiver to make pre-
ierred claim of collections which the First
National had RENTED for in the shape OF
exchage ON its correspondents.
1t was contended that the parties bring .
ing suit had no account with the Spokane
bank, which was acting as their agent for
the collection of drafts; that this money
was therefore a trust fund to be paid out oi
the assets of the bank In prefer, nee OF the
regular depostors.
The suit was brought before Judge Buck,
who decided against the bank and its de-
posters, aud in favor OF the contention
that such collections were u trust fund
The supreme court now reverses the deci-
SION OF the lower court and holds that
claimants of this character must take their
chances with the regular depostors
1t is said that about $40 900 OF similar
claims are affected by this decison. This is
the hrst time the supreme court of Wash
ington has passed on this point.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-11-02
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT ROBBED.
Strong Boxes No Guard Against Thieve,
In Omaha.

OMAHA. Oct. &c. The fact was made nub.
nc ms afternoon that the safety deposit
vault section oil the Omaha National bank
mad been robbed, and in so dextrous way
that no cue IS ootainable. Large sums of
money have been taken from the boxes ana
me exact amount OF loss eau not be known
until further examined. The pr,nc,naI
loser Is William Gladish. lie has been
the lessee OF a box in the vaults of the
Omaha National for number of wears
Last March he placed in his box the sum oi
~ 200 IN gold. Oclober 25 he discoyerei
That about $500 OF the amount was missing