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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
BATTLING ANTS.


ring insects IN Ahhtfltas
Most OF my readers. doubt not,
have read the curious observations
OF Sir John Lubbock upon ants and
their ways, especially in the matter
Of communication between the mem
bers of an ant colony, | have been
reading most interesting account
of what Mr.. James Weir saw in the
course OF battle royal between two
rival ant species. The two species
were the Lasius niger, or blacks.
and the Lasius Flavus, or yellows.
The latter ants we're herding their
cows, which are the aphides, or plant
lice, from which the ants obtain a
sweet secretion, milking the aphides
pretty much after the fashion Of the
human dairymen. There was whole
army of the rival ants Lasius niger)
approaching the dwelling place Of
the flavus tribe.
Mr.. Weir tells us the myers were
marching in battle array. with a
skirmishing party IN advance of the
main body. When the blacks were
about ten or twelve feet off the yell
low encampment the scouts or pick
cts of the latter discovered the APP
proach OF the enemy. Home the
pickets hurried TO give the alarm.
ard instantly the yellow horde issued
forth from its nest and ranged itself
in battle array in front OF the
aphides. ahe possession of which
seemed to be the cause of the blacks
attack. Then out went the yellow
skirmishers to anticipate the fray.
and in few moments battle royal
was raging on both sides.
The attacking force outnumbered
the defenders by about three to one.
Mr. Weir gives the number OF the
blacks at l,50l and that Of the de-
tending yellow tribe at 500 The
latter were the larger and stronger.
but the blacks, or attacking party.
we're much more active and agile,
I The mode of attack was notable.
The yellows went for their opponents
with their big jaws. Each seized q
\ black BY the middle, as ii We're, and
with one bite severed the body In
\ two
( The mode OF attack on the part OF
the black soldiers was different.
/ They initiated rather the tactics o.
light horsemen. The black seized
its yellow opponent By one OF the
legs. and held on yiciously ant
tenaciously. like some insect bull
dog. Thus hampered in its move
ments. the yellow ant would struggle
fercely, but a second black woulC
mount on the disabled foe held by
the legs aud then begin to bit,
through the back. probably getting
az the nervous system, which lies OF
the floor OF the BODY. and ultimately
dividing the yellow victim through
and through. Only when the yellow
had given up the ghost did the bull
dog black which had seized the fee
let go its hold.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
QUEER EFFECT OF a WILL.


provision which HAS Kept ''oo''' "
House closed for Eighteen years
Tbe house az 25j Coart street mas
n strange history strange on ~
r,ntthe eecentricity OF its former
oo1 original owner. The house -
onnos,ts Harrison street and y NOT
unlike half dozen other houses on
the same block; but the feature
which distinguishes this particular
bonsa from others lies 10 the laot
MAJ aIl lie outer blinds are tightly
.Iossd ard oven the front door -
double barred with great green
shutter some eighteen years ago
say, the Brooklyn Eagle, tho mouse
had an air Of activity about ~ ~
doors and its windows were nor
closely barred. Johu snitzpann.
widower. lived in il, With his oniy
daughter. He had built the houa7
ana mad lived In the neighbOrho0i Tor
mum Dor Of years, lie was regarded
by his neighbors as some y ha'
macmillan In manner, but no one "
the neighborhood was more geaeraliy
liked. ia spite Of his eccentrseIty.
But his daughter had tired 81 ths
nelghborhood. Her companions aa4
friends lived IN more stylish local.
tics and she logged for the day when
her father would soil " rent thc
house ON Court street and locate 20 q
more fashionable nelghbOrhood Tot
[ her father would never listen ~ her.
[ snitzpann died aud left will giving
IL. III. property. both personal aud
roal, 70 his beloved daughter hAIha'
rlne, but with tho stipulation thai
+ the house, 2j5 COar2 street mua'
neither bo sold Or rented Rs her q
her heirs that she must either -
cupy tho house 81 lat il remaiu sdtr.
/ Whea Miss SnisEpann heard .ac Wt4
she said nothing bat her iae woFe
i determined LOOK As soUa as sA'
could collect heF personal effects aa'
ls.t tho house and went q
Morr0st.Wn y. o. where sh'
has resided eser sluce tor psr.o.
%, over sixteen years the ho1s'
remained without an occupant ~
the elegant iIrnst4re. Wtsf4 ~
newer removed GFst 6acama dust -
den and thea gradually @wai u 4s
cay Rats frlsss4 about hhl rai
over every hing breai tuaa p
I hung ia cluster, irom ghs ess,ius au
there Was d lampnest aaA a Irvaf.
ness within which was acPeets.a.
A. tbs houss Was rapidly Eg.as &
ruin IL became either question: q
allowing somo oao to .iyr tn il g
else having Il become nuisance 9
the surrounding houses tlltrv
mouths ago Edward lie.i . uidd.
aged Gcrnan. vas commissioned {
live la the place ard take caro- oi u
ilo and hts vile oecHpy the bAsgmcu
ANA tho Grst Noor - tho house d
present, but thog have no rrn' 3
pas Since tho house was CLOSES
over eighteen yeag5 ago. she tr0t
lDoe has never U1au opened
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
demanded

! shook my head Why, 1 had
scarcely man acquaintance, and 50 |
informed him.
Il have learned to love you" he
said, bluntly, ''and although you are
only poor music teacher and might
marry almost any woman in the city
that / might take a fancy to, for the
pretty dears are all fond of money,
and l have plenty Of it, still | only
want you. | ask you to marry me
openly and honorably, Louise"
''You dare not ask me to marry you
otherwise" | retorted. because
am poor is no reason why | should be
subjected to insult"
His face grew redder than ever; he
gnawed his blonde mustache furious
ly.
"Well, what is your answer" he
asked, at length.
II do not love you, Mr.. Van AL
styne,' faltered, ''of course it is out
of the question to marry man l do
not love"
"But-you love no one else, he per-
in time. Be my wife, Louise, and /
will wait for love to come to YOU
just then lifted my head, and my
eyes CHANGED to meet the gaze of a
pair of dark, handsome eyes. A young
man was passing; a young man whom
had met many times upon my way
home, and the expression of bis eyes,
bent upon my face, seemed full of in
terest and sort OF warning. He
looked as though he knew and disap.
proved of my companion.
noticed that Van Alstyne nodded
slightly to the gentleman.
"Who is that young MANI" / asked
curiously. 81 meet him so often, he
seems almost like an acquaintance. y
My companion frowned.
"Only a medical student" he re
turned, shortly. "He is connected
with one of the city hospitpls. lii
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

According to the North China
Herald, which is probably published
by some imaginative American. there
is a tribe Of monkeys in China, IN.
habiting the country adjacent to the
great wall, which is well along in the
arts. making their own wine and re-
ceptacles for holding 1t. DR. Mac
Gowan, an English resident of lie
Cheun, quotes from an old Chinese
writer in evidence of the above: - "
On a certain day the people pre-.
pared feast for the monkeys, plac-
ing the viands near their. caves.
Upon discovering 1t they all retired
to their dens and each returned with
queer-shaped earthen jug. The vii
layers seeing this. scared the mon
keys away and captured their jugs,
each OF which was OF monkey manu-
facture, as was also the wine which
they contained.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
sand for Dyspepsia.

The latest and most novel remedy
for dyspepsia halls from Oregon and
is reported in the Grants Pass Cour-
Ter. 1t is nothing lees than spoon
full OF common sand, every day river
bottom sand, taken wet just after
meals. William Bybee, a we'll known
citizen, Is supposed TO be The origi-
nator Of this queer remedy, but quite
a number of veracious gentlemen
testify to its curative properties,
which are supposed TO take the form
Of mechanical action by carrying oil
impurities from the mucous lining OF
the walls OF the stomach.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

An interesting relie u chs Roman
occupation oi Britain has recently
been acquired by The British museum.
in tho shape 81 bronze boss % a
shield Of Roman work found ia tho
Tyne and bearing the name II tho
soldier TO whom u belonged. Us well
~ he number ~ tho legion
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

a curious organ s 90 pe seen ~
tho Jcsaits church ~ hanghai.
China. I. was manufactured W q
nat Tg o brother coallg.or o' tar
Jesuit order The pip1 % tar tn.
-trumeut arc iu bamboo a1oJ Instead
% metal. and the seniority = 1' iua
comparable swCctuesa. angelic and
sup"rhumau. say O correspond ut.
and such ~ has never bean heard 10
Europe
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

,skeep the exchequer from collapsing
altogether, as she laughingly eN-
pressed it, by doing such work on the
typewriter as she could get to do.
was a music teacher. l speak in the
past tense, for heaven be praised for
lifting me out of the mire of poverty
and placing me upon my feet. l haa
half-dozen youthful pupils, to whom
] taught the scales and easy exer-
cises; my ability and perfection in the
art did not admit of much more. We
had managed to exc out precarlous
living for months; and somehow, IN
spite of our poverty, we were not I'M
happy.
1t was while was teaching one
morning that | first met Van Van
Alstyne. He was red-faced, pomp-
ous-looking man, the uncle of one OF
my pupils, who presented him to me
with eager haste. and later informed
me that Uncle Van had begged her
for the introduction" After that |
was never free very long from Van
Van Alstyne's society, and grew to
hate it as would any evil thing. He
was a widower and childless, and said
to be enormously rich. Some poor
music-teachers would have been Hat
tered BY his attentions, but to me
they were obnoxious in the extreme.
But the first time limited to him that
it did not please me to have him en-
countering me at street-corners and
unexpected places for the purpose OF
walking home with me, he gave me
strange look, and limited something
about the loss of my pupil, his niece.
So was warned in time, and at last
submitted to his society. KNEW that
l had a pretty face. Mr.. Van Alstyne
took every opportunity to remind me
of it, and to show sort of infatuation
for me. which at last began to alarm
me greatly.
One day, while walking along at my
side as l fastened home-home to my
wretched shelter and the little 81. ter
who had been quite ill for several
days-Mr. Van Alstyne brought mat
tiers to a crisis. He was holding his
umbrella over my head to protect mt
from the falling rain, and in a hastJ
way. scarcely looking me in the eyes
he asked me to become his wife.
The thought startled me. 1t came
upon me like a blow 1t was horrible
to even think of such thing. l trem
bled with Indignation.
.Oh, no-no, indeed" I faltered. 8"
could never think of such thing, Mr.
Van Alstyne.'
DO YOU care for any one else?" hi
demanded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

The red coral, which is used in
jewelry, and which is known as
precious coral, is mostly obtained in
the Mediterranean, the Barbary coast
furnishing the dark red, Sardinia the
yellow or salmon color and the coats
OF Italy the rose pink. 1t is also
found in the Red sea. None Is found
in Amsricaa waters.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

The correspondent y n
tho London Times has Va ,s,
els. tho capital OF the ho INK
of the island OF Eubooa' X,
was greatly affected oy ...,sI
earthquakes. A most a,
don't noticed by him was 49,
OF tho lofty Venetian ' '.sas
center OF tho town
fro so violently thas h
down an adjoining wa,I
remained standing i''e'
tanned no damage.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
DERELIcr Foa SIXTEEN YEARS
\ Lumber Laden Craft which Finally
Landed at Iccland's Capital

\ Lumber lhueu ArNtt W men many
Landed at Iccland's Capital
In 1881, when c. IL Hill, now OF
the Brazilian navy, was on the jean
cite relief expedition to the Arctic
regions, sent out BY the government,
his ship for a time was laid up at
Rcykiayik, the capitol OF Iceland.
While there, says the Northwestern
Lumbcrman. he saw a dere.ict float
in and strike the wharf. II was at
once made fast, and proved to be
loaded with yellow pine lumber. The
vessel was literally covered with
moss and barnacles, and inyestiga-
tion disclosed the fact that the name
Of the old craft that for years by tide
and wind had been driven hither and
thither was the jamestown The
inhabitants OF the capital thought
that great prize had tallon into
their hands Everybody turned out
and took hand in unloading. The
lumber came out in good condition,
and the Reykjavikans estimated that
there was enough OF it TO last them
forty-five years. But, alas! what q
world this is as hope-crusher.
After the people had unloaded and
piled the lumber. the Denmark gov.
eminent stepped in and confscatcd
it and started a umber-yard Of its
own. On the return Of the Jeane tie
expedition. government made in
quiry about the jamestown and
learned that she was loaded in Pen.
sacola, Fla. in 1855, soon after the
close OF the civil war. Thus for
sixteen years the lumber-laden ves-
sci mad Heated as derelict on the
high seas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
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u hing and undoubtedly # rods
she o,ls'dasi. l.oaApa Y eiophI
laims q 30 accounted ee NNK ~ MN %
etgat % our municipal mas mas ~
shat ih1 lord mayor = u |"
trgu ecAtIrjrs a-s STD @eH# CIV
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the robts % She lord 'shAF
court 81 a.dgrwca. aal . Np ~ go
councillors have bnca seia RvAH ~. !"
precision That none. sar
rccklrsa 81 inventors EYE 'sF y
sumo TO d.HIrh no A#MRR r"l
himself has his gold NJ
occasion ~ thg anaaA Hs@k 4SN
banquet and ihn ;tmcs = wv
Goods in state either % Z
courts or 20 the houses
meut Tho aldarmen ~ "
scarlet gowns. the sheriai zz,' l'''''i
tinctivo and VERY haa4' /,
and chains. whiln tho eo@ y Z
ci.lors rejoice in gowns G 49,,
arinus IL bring EenefA
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according 10 some lexis ~"
masarlGu alsp means q or :"
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/ Then. again, whom tae v''
/ cumcs into the city the 'e'el
is bound to don robe q !. ~ =, "
purple velvet. trimmed Ni i'e
i AZ the time Of his inFe. 8Fs wv!
/ wears massive COLO :,
when no is honorcd BY re- W. y I.
tho expiration Of his tcra w /
wears two chains The ="
ver.gilt. surmounted z.s.
crown aud tho imperial ~ '",'
ricd before the mayor y nj
ity Of the charter Of ~ -
while tho city possesses " Ell ,nnr
four swords. ono called ~ CT. 81. ,.,ts
presented by Queen bcss 1891 ,rni,
opened tho first royal eAep ran
so.called from its belns I'll
with poarls This swofa so.saa
the chief magistrate on ~
of rejoicing aud festiviW 49, :"
OF state IL carried belo's s' . va
mayor ns an emblem OF NJ .Tt'
~ within the city proper IA AMs M /,
is used on fast days 10 Va xsss.S m -,
the death Of any mcmpet Y s0e ~
family; while the iour,a @sB.s ,nse,
that placed close TO tue slrs HI K nosi,
chair at the central O'. Bn*ssf ant
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

an its apex has also slipped down WA
and needs replacing "h'ch "o"'N
included in the l0O
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04
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a
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whispering round ther -
n the high, oyerhangia,, life maf|
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brightness in thos., ,orc On. Il
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vending far away thr0ls' n have mol
1ws beyond, 70 lose it.sll ., method ol|
ng fields 81 corn. II t.ain audi
yellow gold IN the VALE, ead engl|
Ou the close eroppsi sasily guess.
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Aries hold their court In men and
carpet night after a!ga, he wreck
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with the march o. tina "a a critical
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-08-04

. were alone, and
poor = miserably
poor-Elsie and l.
Orphan sisters we
were, living in a
poor room in q
tumble-down old
house,awa off in
the third story.
Elsie was an in
valid, but she
managed to help
us along and
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