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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
TO PoRTrY A WEAK POINT.
The Mouth of the sfisslssIppi win Ha,
q Naval station.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Judge Ad-
vocate General Isemley Of the navy has
just returned TO Washington from New
Orleans. where he completed the pur-
chase of tract of land adjoining the
site for dry dock at Aigsers, opposite
the city. The price was 81. 900. The
prospect OF the establishment of a
great dock and naval station Mt the
mouth OF the Mississippi river Inns d.
rected the attention OF tho military
authorities TO the advisability Of OK
tending the general scheme of coast
defense 10 that point. It is felt that
the Absence Of modern defenses at the
mouth OF the great river Is a fatal weak
ness 10 the general system, as IL wonid
afford an enemy an opportunity of cut
ting tie country In two and paraIyz-
Ing tie internal commerce of the
Union.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
CAN NOT BACK GUT
War With Japan Has Now
Reached d Chronic Stage.
FOREIGNERS FEARS ALtAYFD
The Danger IL That the Renovation Msy
Ne Followed by . Prolonged
Siege Of Anarchy.

LONDON, Oct. 16.--Dispatchcs 10 the
Timss from Tisn Tain, which will he
published tomorrow, say that the Pei
Yang squadron has been able 10 leave
the dock completely ref led, with
magazines Allied and otherwise fitted
for active service.
An imperial edict has been published
at PskIn. assuming for the government
full responsibility for tho protection Of
foreign residents and furnishing certain
cuIprits who have taken part la this re-
cent assaults on travelerA The sdict
assures strangers that their persons and
property viii be protected and its
wording especially favoFs missionaries.
Chinese overtuTes for peace having
been rejected without n herring, the
wnr now enters ON q chronic stage, de-
mauding an appeal 10 the latent
forces Of the empire. The latter are
described ns being quite great, but IL IL
added that they require time In order
10 organize thsm. The Chinese gov
erumsnt ~ prepared, though reluctant
to do 30. to engage In profracled con-
iiici. The party In power recognizes
the urgency Of radical military aud
fiscal .. form. The question 10. how
long will the natural cohesion bear
the strain Of great war? The danger
IL, the correspondent adds, that a revo-
luton may be followed by prolonged
anarchy.
American Rssidsuts Safe.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia cable
gram was received at the state depart
msnt from United States Minister
Dsnby. at Pekln. stating that tho re-
ports Of the danger TO American resi-
dents are Exaggerated. There has been
only one instance of an attack OF
Americana. and adequate punishment
was ineted out to the perpetrators.
viosroy Chang Summoned 10 rskin.
LONDON, Oct. ia dispatch from
Shanghai says Chang, vicsfoy Of HI
Kwang, has started for Pekin, whittier
he has bcen summoned for an audienc<
with the emperor. He 10 travelling 10
cognito.
Made No Prspositsss for Peace.
TEN TsrN, Oct. l6--Eemi-officIalI,
stated China has made no propositIon
for peace, and therefore the statement
that Japan has rejected shsm 10 no
true.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
KENTUCKY HANGING
Lynch Law Administered With No
Attempt at Concealment.
1HsvlcTlM DESERVED HIS FATE
ovcer Morton. q Prominent Citizen. Goes
ON tho war Path, shoots the sheriff
and Than Gets Lynchsd.

LEXINGTON, Oct Ia. Another
iynchlnr has teen added to the usual
fall series Of Hue Grass hanging beev.
Al the close Of the Bsastyviils fair.
Oscar Morton. prominent citizen OF
Morton, IN Powell couniy,. went on
ths.~arpath. Two weeks ego Morten
killed d man 10 Stanton and was out
on Is. 600 bonds. He arrived at the
fair yesterday and immediately pro-
cesdsd TO get drunk. When thor
oaghIy intoxicated he started 10 hunt
for sheriff Simms. who 10 his deadly
enemy, q feud Of long standing having
existed between this two. Himms and
Morton met near the entrance to the
fair grounds and after lew words.
both dew guns, y quick exchange Of
shots followed, Morton using two guns.
His fifst shot broke the sherif's right
arm at the elbow. JOHN Hogg. q friend
Of ssinns, whipped out his gun and
When the smoke cleared away II was
found that Sheriff Simins was dead,
havsng nbullet through the breast, one
shots In the abdomen and another
throsgh the arm. Morton wss shot
through the neck. while Hogg WAS un.
Ltrt, Morton was hustled 10 the
county Jail and placed under guard.
A Mob Quickly Organised.
The people became Infatuated aud a
big meeliDg was Mt once held on tile
public square. Colonel John Drum.
mond mounted barrel and made q
speech. He said the murderer must
be hanged, but the work must lie
dome quietly and with perfect order.
Morton had killed two meu In less lhsu
two weeks, and he must die by the
rope. the mob was instantly formed
aud marched to the Jail. The Jaiiei
was overpowered aud the keys TO Nor
top's cell obtained, He was found
croachiug on the door and after bit
ter struggle was seized and dragged
opt. Seeilg his game was up Morton
nlade the best OF things aud told the
mob he did not care what u ey did
with him provided that they did theiI
work quickly.
Jumped rnto Eternity.
Afier a shirt parIey, he was taken ia
little bridge some distance from town
and the rope was placed around his
neck. The leaders drew their guns
and told him 10 jump or else he would
be- riddied with bulleiR Mertou cursed
hts capiors and, uitering a " lid imipre.
eatinn. lenped into space. The jamT
broke bis neck. After daua ling 10 ths
abr few minutes the body bceam,
stiff and voi.ey of bullets was free
into IL.
The moh then dispersed, leaving th,
body dangling from the hridge. A
noon today it was stiil there. Non,
Of the mob made any attempt 10 con
ceai their identity, and the hanslnl
was conducted with as much fnrmaIit,
nv though II had neen legal affair
The murderer was wealthy man VIII,
lived nj Morton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
PRINTERS SESSION ENDS.

International Typographical Union
Delegates Defest Proposed Changes.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1S.-Afisr O long
executive session. the Typographical
convention offered Its recommended
lions TO the executive sammittee. Az.
ter the Installation OF officers, the ques-
ton OF removing the hezdquarsers from
agreed that the names az all m ,nnte. OF
he h.nle be- published In the Typo
graphical Journal. IL was ordered
that where an inmate of tho home re-
csives stated income OF IS per month,
he shall nay for his own clothing. The
convention adjourned sine die.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Coming Attraction. a, the Auditorium

Oct. Is. Katie Emmett In "Kill-
larney."
Oct. 1920. Hoppe & Reagans New
Opera, .fArlone.
Oct. IS. Marie Heath. "The Tank.
ish Bath"
Nov. 5-6-7. Lifts Great Southern
Racing Play, sOld Kentucky
Nov. 1918. Salvini.
Nov. ~. The German Dialect Com
edisn, Pete Baker.
Dec. 10 IL Is. The Mozart Club In
Gilbert & Suliivan's patience.
Dec. 2l-22. Nell BURGESS Great
Play. 'trhe Country Fair"
Dec. 81. and Jan. l-2-3.45. Calhoun
Opera Co.
Jan. a4-es-2G. Thos. w. Keene.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
THE Loo RAFT A FAILURE.

Attempt ca Tow rites In nsik nd Sea
Proves Dissstraus.
ASTORIA. Or. Oct. lathe big 10y
rnft which was lowed TO sea over the
Columbia river iast Friday, destined
for San Francisco, is believed 70 have
met with disaster. Durlng the heavy
gale OF Saturday and Sunday the raft
was driven back northward. dragging
the tug with u, and last night tile rni,
was sighted north Of the Columbia
river. Incoming vessels today repcrI
having encountered drlftlng logs, and
there b no doubt that they had broken
loose from the raft. Tho raft was this
property Of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. and contained 10000 spars and
piles.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
ASKED REED 10 SPEAK.
University of MIchissn setadsnis wi
Bs Taught Republication.


NEw YORK, Oct. i4-Thomas b.
Reed has been asked by the students
Of the University of Michigan TO pre-
sent 10 them the truths of protection.
lie haa consented TO do 30. and he will
make his address To them In Ann Ar
Dor on Wednesday.
Mr.. Reeds daughter, n charming
young girl, VINO Is deeply Interested In
the career of her father. will accom- pa
ny him. Indeed, Miss Reed is her
lsther,s most critical auditor. 8tls
never sits on the platform or mal<es
herself conspicnons when he apeaks
before great assembly. Accompa.
uied by chaperone, she seats herself In
u retired sest near the door and marks
with Intelligent appreciation snd cri,i-
cisln every word and gesture of her
famous sire.
From Ann Areor Mr. Reed will 20
20 Chicago by invitation. There he
expects { address an audieuce as great
aa that which he faced In the Cooper
Union In tbi- city on Saturday night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
CLAIMS A WORLDS RECORD.

L. .. upsen of sacramento whesis an
unpaesd aiiie I'm $50 SIS.
SACRAMESTo. Cal. Oct. l5.--L4 4.
Epson Of the Sacramento Ath eilc
Club wheslmep, today lowered the
worlds mile record for Class A, un-
paced. flying start, % 30 3d.
This IL another instance OF claim
Ing a record with no valid grounds for
the same. The a class tline for mile,
unpacsd, flying start, IL 2:l8 HAT, held
by A. A. Gardner John Campbell OF
spokane has an unpaeed record of
2:28, which would have stood until now
- worlds record were Upson's
claims genuine. ED.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
LIFE IMPRIs0EMEET FOR HER.
sentsucs of Ada u~lssr. who kIiie,
Her Husband While ne slept.

sentsacs Of Ada weiper. who killed
Her Husband While ne Slept.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l2-Mrs Ada
Wsinsr. who ahot aud killed her hns-
band while he slept. was today sem
fenced 10 life Imprisonment. The jury
found her guilty II murdcr In the SEQ
ond degree aud Recommended her TO the
mercy OF the eourt. TIE Judge, how-
ever, declared sl,e y as guilty OF murder
In the first degree. ,ensured the jnry
foe the verdict aud rave Mira. Werner
ths extreme penalty allowed by the
Law.
Judge Wallace loday sentenced John
Joy 10 liie iissprisonn ent for robbery
under she hnbltnai crfminai act. Joy
robbsd man 81 s..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
TO HONOR ROBERT NORRIS.


the celsafai Fissaeien
BATAVIA, N. ". Oct. 10. Robert
Morris vas honereu today by the deaI-
eation a. EnefnoriaI 10 him Of the old
land Office In the Holland purchase,
built about tho year 1904, and beuRht
in 1894 by the Holland Purchase His
torical Society 70 be preserved for future
generations The ohsef dedlcatory adj
dress was made ~ JEAN @. Carlisle,
secretary Of Abe treasury. Among the
distinguished Rnesfs were Seesetafies
Gresham, Lamont. Herbert and smith
and Postmaster General Bisssll.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

CHICAGO. Oct. l3.--J. s. Dyer oil
Tacoma. WASH, superintendent of the
road, who Is somewhat uncertain In
his walk owing 10 a cork leg reaching
TO bis left knee. Ia crossing mn alley
here slipped and fell. fracturing the
femur Of his left leg and disloeating II
al the hip. DIR. Stewart says the In
jury may lay Mr.. Dyer up for num-
Der Of weeks.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
HUNT FOR BLAcEMAILERs.

civn Service Peepie Order rnvos.Ixs-
Eatioas " AN Old Political Scheme.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12-Investiga-
lions viii soon he made by the civil
service commission OF the charges of
q assessment OF officsholders for cam.
paign purposes in San Francisco,
Chicago and Pltlsburg. The order for
Investigation OF alleged assessments In
the Philadelphia mint has already
been announced and the commission
viii detail agents 10 made investiga-
lions In each of The cases where com.
plants have bean made.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
WHISKY PROM BEET SUGAR.


A New Method OF Maanfacf arinN the
Troubiesems Spirits.
OMAHA, Oct. lA-The columbia
Distliiing Company. The strongest rival
OF the whisky trust. today made public
the results OF an experiment yesterday
by which they produced a very fair
quality Of spirits from sugar beet mo-
lassca. Ths success OF 1.-The dissillers 10
more impoftant from tie tact fisat |.
would afford additional profit TO the
sugar manufactures aud cheaper The
manufactnrs OF whisky. The process
was never tried before 10 this country.
Though II has been In use In Enrope.
The trust people claim 1t is no cheaper
than the old process, and IL OF little
cousequences
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
CLOAK BARoNs TO rIGHT.


NEW YoRK. Oct. l4.-The cloak
manufacturers have determined to
resist the demands OF the striking
Of the concessions the work men de-
mand. This course was derided on at
q meeting held today. sixty men,
representing an aggregate capital 81
s4o. 900, 900. were represented. 1t was
unanimously agreed that no manufac-
turer would make any concession or
compounds with the strikers without
the consent of all. Some OF the speak
ers said they would rather GO aut oil
business than aceede 10 tbs demands
OF the strikers.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
Hasias at Morris Psrs.

NEW YoRK. Oar. lathe attendance
at Morris Park today was light aud he
card unpromLslng. IN the Opening
race Hugh Penny was AN s.ndds-ons,
choics aud Nd Gallery took 40 chance
with him. going 10 the front at once
and staying there 20 the end. Maid
Marian ran poorly Ia The second place,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
SNAPPED THEIR WIVES.
A Sinesssnth Century Metbsd Of satis.
fytsE Mssmated Pains.

ANDERsoNyILIE, Ind. Oct IA
Rev. DIR. Smith. well known IN reiig-
ions circles throughout Indiana, while
preaching NJ Winchester became infat-
uated with the wife Of Fred Helm.
Mr.. Helm. strangely enough. fell In
love with Mrs. Smith, and this result
was that they traded wives. This
caused q sensation and neaessiiated
AIR. Smiths retirement from The min
istry. Yesterday the Judge OF the cir
cult court OF Anderson district granted
Mira. Smith divorce.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
ELncrRIc cAR ovERruanRp.
Accident IN Kansas City which Caused
Psfnrai rsjurisa

Kansas Cry, Oct. la--An electric
car on ihe Armourdaie branch Of the
elevated fsiiway ran away on the Sew
enth street viaduct Ia Armourdaie. A
scoro OF passeng, re- were i.,jured. II.
w. Mare. c. A. Hunt. Charles Prlll
aud Conductor g. stone were all badly
hurt. II ls thought none will die.
Malorman, Shock waa n few minutes
behind tune aud allowed the car to run
down grade at n rapid speed. When
the wheels struck the curve they left
the track and The car shut across Kan
sas avenue at lightning speed. Many
passengers jumped aud were more or
less bruised hy falling on the paved
street. Aien riding on tbs front plat.
form were pitched head foremost upon
the sldewalE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
SEND 10 CTS, for copy of
HOrld


11711Vs7 NJ , IF9NdIICt " uEII.
Il contains advertisements from marriage
able Ladies and Gentlemen. Ladies send
Us your advertisement at once, We will insert
your I'D. free never publish ladies' names.
Gentlemen advertisements one cen, per
word. Address THE WORLD, Spokane
Wash, Office 1924 sprague Ave.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

HARRISBURG, Penn. Oct. lA-The
iron and steel mills In this locality are
enjoying sn era OF unprecedented nros-
psrity. Al the Pennsylvania steel
works the production Of rails and Bes-
seiner steel last week was the heaviest
for years Three furnaces In blast av-
eraeed nearly 800 tons daily. The
company has contracts for i0o, 600 tons
or more OF Rirder iron.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
PRISONERS SHOT DOWN.
Bail HtiI Miners, Alleged to Ne limo.
cent. Too Anxious for Liberty.

Bail HIN Miners, Alleged to Bs limo
cent. Too Anxious for Liberty.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. Oct. 10
Thomas Short and James Cannon, Bull
Hull miners, arrested by Dsbuty Sheriff
Kerry {. Sterling on charge Of hav-
Ing robbed the Victor gambling house.
attempted TO escape at Divide last
night when icing taken to Jail In this
city. Deputy Sterling shot both. KILL
ing Cannon and wounding short In
tbs leg. He may die from loas Of
blood. IL 10 believed the men we're In
nocent OF the crime with which they
were charged, ms many miners declared
both were ut . ball la Victor nj the time
he robb cry was committed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
srEvEHsos's STUMP TOUR.
rho Vice President HAS Rsnss Mapped
Out.

BLooMIEGTox. Ill, Oct 14-Viee
President Stevenson arrived In this
city Saturday night aud viii leave IN
the morning for Paris. ILL.,. where he
will speak tomorrow. He will speak
In Illinois all the week aud will de-
liver an address In 81 Louie Saturday
night. lie will also make 10 epeeches
10 Missouri on the 22d and Esd. Cross
Ing the state In a private car, he will
make similar tour In Indiana on the
26th and 17tn. On the 2sih he will
speak at Detroit, Mich, on the 3ist al
Peoria, ON the lst Of November IN
Juliet. III, the I'd In Chicago, the 81
Ia Springfield and Decatur.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

SACRAMENT. orf. A--Delectives
are compulsory At sea regarding the
Identity Of the men who robbed the
avvrland train Thursday night. Thay
claim 70 have discovered evidences that
glis robbers intended 20 wreck the
train, but changed their minds alter
sscaansesIng aud capturing The track
walker, whom they forced TO dag the
train.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
MR jones' AT PULLMAN.


PULLMAN. Oct. IA large aud en-.
thusiastic audience greeted Attorney
General w. g. Jones ut thu Pullman
Auditorium tonight. Mr.. Jones spoke
for an hour and s. minutes and dem-
onstra,ed clearly and emphatically the
stand taken by the republican party 10
the matter OF protection aud the free
es,inags of silver. He made many
friends and votes by the mastery man.
ner In which, he handled and presented
facts that were easily digested aud ire
fntabie. Messrx Hyde aud Dooiittie
were referred 10 In the speakers
usually happy manner TO the evident
delight Of the as.emblsge.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
AN AFRICAN CHIEF sUBDUED.


BERLIN. Oct. IA dispatch from
Major Leutwein, imperial commits
sioaer of southwest Africa, In command
OF the expedition operating against the
powerful Hstlentot chief, Henrik Wit
loi, announces that the latter has
yielded 10 The Germans, who have oe.
cul.ied his stronghold. Advires from
Walfish bay on september 20 announce
that Major L~utwein on August IL
atormsd Chief whboi's positiou. Wit
bsi escanrd and subsequently, sent mes
seng~rs with offerings of peace TO the
Gernsn commander. DURING the en-
gaRsment Lieutenant Dieslel aud
eight German troopers were killed and
10 troopers wounded. Wltboi has been
giving the Germans trouble for q long
time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
WANTS PAT FOR her POEM.


Ode Sues Newspaper.
NEW York. Oct. l7.--MIss Harriet
Monroe of Chicago, authoress Of the
Columbian ode. was witness today IN
the United States circuit eourt before
Judge shipmAn today, where her suil
for damages against the New York
World 10 being tried. She wants dam
ages far the publication Of an alleged
incorrect version OF her poem without
her authority and la violation of the
copyright. Allies Monroe read the paem
aloud to the Jury with much dramatic
4 feet.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
MADE A men JUMP.
A Young EagiIsh 0fsscsr ps Iso Feet
ano Lives.

PoUdHKEEPsrE. N. Y. Oct. Ia
Captain Montague Martin. young
English officer who came 10 New York
with a body of English cavalry las.
winter. jumped from The Poughkeep-
sic bridge 10 The water. $50 feet below.
He was picked up Ia an unconscious
condition. He was revived with some
difficulty aud II was found that he
had suffered n siigat wrench of the
right knee. but was apparently unin-
jured In any other way. The Jump, IL
10 said, was made on q wager.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
A FIaHr WITH nExIcAss.


Piantatiea Of am Engiishmsn.
TuxPAN. Mex. Oct. 15-At the
vanilla plantation OF g. b Baskin. an
En9llshmaB. 80 miles distant, q des-
perate fight took place Saturday. The
Mexican employees were not satisfied
with the superintendent, who was an
American. and number assaulted
him. The superintendent had q few
friends among The laborers, v no stood
by him. The foreman was badly
wounded and four Mexlcaus killed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
SPOKANE Oasis DxqIDED.

rae sapxems csnst Esssss Ssdsmsnt
on Three xssaes-
& OLYMPIA, OF. i3.--Hupreme court
decisloDs. Stair Of Washtugtnn ex rel.
A. ~. G4zaaa. tFustee. respondent, vs.
r. X. Pneb. sheriff. appellant, from
Spokane. AlIlfmsd.
Otivss Brothers, appellants. W. w.
Abbott Lewis ct At. respondents; Spe-
kane Mil Con,psny. appsilants, Va
w. Abbott Laws It. 81, rvapondents,
consolidated eases from Spokane. Az
xixnaed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
MrRCsD BANK susPEHDs.


MERGED, CAL. Oct. 18.-The MERGED
bank, which has been doing business
here sincs 1875, ciosed its doors this
morning. The failure 10 due to the
banks inability to realize on It's secuvi-
tiea AS yet the officials Of the bank
have made no public statement. hut II
Is known that the bank had over $500.
600 loaned to the merchants Of the
community, on which they could not
realize.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
THE GIRL STILL LIVES.


HoWsFef. My DE-
WACO. Tex. Oct. i4.--Hosea L.
Stone and Virgin Moon. young farm
ers. attended country dance last night
and became Involved In dispute.
Moon accused Stone Of mlsrepressniIng
bim TO ynupg woman TO whom both
were paying attentions. The nnen
Withdrew TO lane aud engaged 10 a
duel with knives. Moon was cut and
stabbed several times and dsed shortly
aflsrward. Stone, badly wounded,
made his escape.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
THE OzAR's AILMRsrs.


BE Sudden.
BERLIS. Oct. i4.--Aecordlng 10 the
Lekai Anzeiser Vienna physician,
who 10 fully Informed by 81. Peters.
busg doctors, states that the diagnosls
Of tho ezar's complaint waivers between
cancer IN The renal region aud Infia-
nation Of ths kidneys All the doctors.
however. agree that the end will be
neither shsEily nor sudden, but that
death will come after gradual decline.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
MUST Favor ANNEXATION.
Candidate, In nawsu who DO Not WI
ne Turned nawn.

VICTORIA. b. C., Oct. lathe
steamer Arawa arrived here today
from Australia aud Honolulu. bring
Ing Hawaiian adviess 10 October q.
Delegates 10 the convention which 10
TO choose senators and representatives.,
adopted resolutions that no one who IL
OF openly In favor OF am exasion
should 10 elected. Registration for
election. which occurs October %. u
proceeding satisfactorily. Nearly 1000
voters have registered already. which
h only 500 lees than the number of
voters under the iast election under
royalty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
cLoAKmAKERs TO RESUME woax,


NEW York. Oct. fz-Ths World
viii tomorrow cav that 1000 striking
cloakmAlxsr~ In the snlplay Of Eve Of
the iargeet IiEnis OF the city will re-
sumo work at once. Representative
81 the firnis met the strike committee
and slgned "union" agreement aud
gave bands that they wsuld live up 10
the agreeDsi.t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20
VIKING SHIP STAYS HERE.


CHICAGO. Oct IL. Il he Viking ship.
which last year crossed the Atlantic to
be one Of the most attractive exhibits
OF the worid's fair. was formally pres-
snsed 20 the Field Columbian Museum
this afternoon. The speech Of The day
Was delivered BY Paul Du Chailiu, The
famous traveller and author. Ad-
dresses were also made BY J. X. Boye,
sen aud Nicoliny Grosstad.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-10-20

ALPRxA. Mich. Oct l4-0ns OF
ah wnfss gale< 81 sne asason has pre-
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