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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
KIN LON CHENG FELL
Chinese Town, Defended by Is.
600 Troops Captured.
MUNITIONS or WAR WERE LEFT


wssnixGron. Osl. N. The Jspanesa ~
cation has rscsivcd sdyiees Of rns se.eua
victory Of tbs Japanese army undef Yansn~
gata. Tho telegram says that on 0ctohsf
~ tho army under lamnxata nstneksd Elm
Lon chsag ON tho chiness ifontier. re
plars was defended by l0,ooo troops usder
0eners's Lin and soas. They iisd nl1sr
Offering only slight res'stnnce. ana M
Japanese forces toox possession Of he fortt.
ncations and city. They captursd 10 field
guns. an Immense quantity of rsce and no
tents. The Japaness loss was ~ killed ana
- wounded. The Chinese lost more than
2vo killed. The number OF wounaed i nos
known.
IL 10 believed al the 9apaness lesatlsn
that the General Ian mentioned In tl,s
above dispatch IL the noted Chinese COM
mansief. who played such Prosuinsns part
during sas fonkina difficulty and 10 whom
y MAS recently reported that yiccfuy Ii
Hung Ihang had offered the enief com
mand OF the chinese army
A Toxic paper states that prior Ia the
Chinrss naval inspection W ii Hang
thany, The men mauulacsnrsd cannon balls
out o. clay, painted insm black add passed
inspection with this bogus equipment.
lhe soid ingots captured by the Jsbxnsse
a. ring aug amouat 10 100 u0D ven
ihe Japanese legation toniehx receive /
iise folins'ng cabiegrsn ffons ths.r eovesn-
mcnsi Iae second army OF Japan. uuzer
coHiinand Of Marshal omagama. sfFsctssi :
landing near Tab Lea Wan with grsat sre-
cess.
Adviees ~ Lsnass.
i..spax. Oct. IS "A dispatch from Tisn
Isis says large Russian iiset IL assssab-
ling al foo Choo.
dispatch from Shanghai states that
several thousand srosps at Nsnkin hare
q uiinicd and refused 10 march to Tssm
sin because their psy was IN arrears for
several months,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
Was TO BRlBE ooRRHsrospzsrs.


wAsntsGTos. Oct. 20 The Evening STAR
publishes the following story, whlch glsee
promise oi sn outcome of interest TO The
public:
'it current reports ara true. ihsre IL =
syndicate writer in New yoik whose name
" 10 be found at lhe loot OF Articles ia mnns
cities OF Tie urion. who may have very
unpleasant quarter Of Rn hour with WRsh-
sngaon correspondents beiore the nexs
session OF congress snail end. The story
hee reached here thai one OF ihs ineife4f
Of the suxsr trust campaign IN wasklngton
last winter was the raising OF pufse ~
the sugar trust peopin 70 b> given fhis ~n
serprisinR correspondent 10 be distributed
IN Washington among press people where IL
would DO tbe most good. In the. opinion ok
those who iurnishcd the money, and tkzss
place Was tbs pockets of those representa-
i've OF shs press of the csuntry here who
with Or without right, ara supposed 10 have
iniiagneo VA congress and In the making OF
puniie oplnion Throughout The country.
There ara lntimatlGns even that fne
msn who furnished money did 50 nrdev
the Impression that Il MAS 10 be- sisksibute>A
pre- rata anlona representatives, OF the press
IN Warrington. IN expectation that the
comments upon The operations of lhu sugar
trust wouhi bs eithsf less severe on shas
they would bs altogether withheld.
at - assumed tnat tho dislr,h1tos Of
this fund was 80 receive hts coinfnsssiun
The man aho undertook 20 dlzburse ttsis
iund did va waih the fuli knoNlesigs iisat *
wotiid not be safs for him 10 approach any
OF The Rcniismen whose uamee may have
appeared on this pretended list or for any
such purpose whakrvera
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
SHOT BY A BANDIT
R0BBER SUCuRED NO PLUMBER
q. u uasse. . Passenger who WAS
kidiag ss the nos w.th tins Deliver
mAas HIS EscHss In the Bsasl,.

NtvsuA crry. Cat. Oct. so--Arthus
Mysr The driver and one OF the own
efs OF the stage running bsiween
this place nd North Bioofniieid. was shot
and instantly killed by highway robbeI
this afternoon. At Rock Greek. thrss
miles north OF here. the incoming stags was
stoprsd ny lone hishwsyman, who con
msndsi Nyer 10 get down out of the box.
Myer refused and tho bandit fired twice III
him with a revolver. The second shot
passed through the drivers body and he
fell forward into the boot In front Of the
coach. The wsight OF his tody ON the
reins. which had dropped into the b,oi,
prevented the fur horses from runnina
away.
q IL. Bovsc Of Sierra county who Was
the only passenger was riding In The box
with Myer When the robbtr began iirsng
Boyee Jumped from the coach and ran into
the forest. The robber sent three bullets
whixzlng past him. but he escaped unhurl.
go lar ss known the robber secured no
booty. Waiting a few minutes and near
inss lao noise. Bovse came out of the bushes.
took charge Of the coach and tho horses,
and brought tho dead stager to town.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
popULIsr EDITOR In TROUBLE.



ing ~ 1neise k.ot.
RirLky. Tenn. Oct 3Q.-E. f. Tallty.
diIor OF he Peoples Advocate. a popuilst
newspaper. mas been arrested on charge
of ssdiIion growing out of the publication
0 the following article:
AFTER considering the matter Il has been
dstermin,d TO hold a mas meeting
which all honest people are invited 10 at
tend November ) Tho object Is TO give
expression TO the discrimination now formed
in the minds and hear,s Of The people TO die
rather lhsn 10 submit TO anything but o
fair election. 10 sub 10 TO such Rlaring
frauds rs were practlceu In The august else-
lion ~ 10 surrender ali manhood ami ps-
trsotisni, and this the honest people OF old
lsudefiaie ara not yet ready TO do. an be-
f.rs they wiii do Il they will soak the sos
with sllelr blood. Every honest mar who
desires a tatr and honsst election IL earn
estiy nreed 10 quit his daily avocatiou and
come on that uav and show that De is nt
ast on ihs side OF justice and right. Come
everybody"
Eiilor Taiiey waived his preliminary ex-
am,natson aud was admitted to bail nader
81 500 bonds. The law under which ise was
arrested IL \ section Of the revised ststutes
prohibiting the calling OF meetings or mobs
together for The purpose OF ineiting riot.
Tslley was recently found gu.Igy OF lite
and compelled TO pay 81. eco damages.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
HILL STOCK DOWN.
Betting In New York Two to One
in Favor OF Morton.
MOST INTERESTING CAMPAIGN
hiirs ssppsrters are as oonndsnt as
Ever. Referring Ia the rsrsosai
Effort Hill .. Making.

NKw NonK. Oct. 70. The declaration OF
William H. Grace taai the state democratic
organization 10 supporting David IA. Hill,
aai 10 not responsible for any Wheeler
posters. IL received with incfeduiiiy by
many who still insist that the faction Is In
favor oil Hills defeat and rolling up as large
q vote ss possible Tor Wheeler. His ad-
herenla today sxprs sssd much qualification
a. the number and character efthe Cooper
Union meeting lRss night, and are conf.
d, ut itst the democrats rsio,m ticket will
make good showing on election day
Many anti Hin dem, crais, IL 10 believed.
viii vote straight for Mortcn, takiug the
ground, ss one OF them remarked today.
that vote for Wheeler will lie oniy half q
vote against iiili, and that wherler votes
are iniendsd TO all Mofsoa. anyway.
The hetting Favsrs Morton.
Hill men are as confident as ever. refer
ring with special satisfaction 10 the person.
ai hght their candidate Is max ny. aud IL
the enthusiasm with wh ch he Is bs.ne
received by his supporters. Mosi OF them,
however, do not seek to conceal shsif di,ap-
20 nsment or anger that hrs candidacy has
not received open aud active encourage
nient from the national administration
Ane t~PuutfcAus auate none OF their elaine,
and insst that with the general rspub.icaE
t.nsiehcy this year and democratic detection
from tiil. The latter will be snowsd under
There has been but iitta betting so lar In
the campaign. but reports of wag.rs at The
stock exchange and elsewhere show thai
odds on hoTian are not anir, quentiy al
two 10 one. Smaller odds are given on
Strong against Grant, the Perfection OF ths
Tsmnisny organization throughout the
country making the supporters OF III
'tfSmmittee OF Seventy" rather cautious
about riskinI their money. however much
they anticipate great ant.-Tammsny
upslsing.
HUI democrats were pleased today by
tine announcement that Spesker Crisp haL
esnoelied his enaaaements in orcer 10
speak Ia .'sis city " brooklyn. They were
also snueh pleased W letter for lliii from
Chsnncsy Y. Biaet, chairman OF the Ma.
tionai l. sgue OF Democratic Clubs.
The lac that Colonel Strong made brisf
speeches AZ number OF meetings this
evening in down town east side d.s,flcts
Is regarded with much favor by practical
politicians. who aEe nl,ied With ihs Con,
mititce oil seventy" - they thsnk q will
have good effect ON the class OF voters no
wish 10 ses their candidate and know
something of his personality.
Senator Murihy passed much of the siay
al Tire democratic state headquarters 10 con-
ference With Chairman liincklsy and
othrrs. Richard Croker was another Wis
itor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
DARING ROBBERY In CHICAGO.
Rich P;undsr Taken In Broad DsyIIsh
From q Jewslry Store.


CHicAso. Oct. SO. IA daring robbery was
comm tied In the heart OF the business GEN.
ter Of The city this afternoon. The amount
of piunder secured is not exactly known,
but was given "a $1,000 in watches and
other jswelry. Soon after o clock @. w,
BreihIusr, senior member Of the firm OF
Brethauer & Company, Wholesale jewelers.,
III Washington sirsrt. lett his Office, leaving
his son In charge. The Office OF tue iirn IL
~ room ON the Hrs, ilosr OF the building.
IL 10 located In the southwest corner and In
plain view OF the occupants Of the .ffiee
buildings round about.
oung Brethausr says that he was bend
ing over tic showcase full OF watches In the
rear OF the 70 I'm, when two men entered
the door. One OF them carried \ revolver
in hls hand and the other was armsd with
piece Of lead pipe. The jewelsr was COM
manded TO THROW up his hands, which he
vas not slow IN dong The two men then
led bin inio the vault, the door Of which
stood open. Bretbauer drinuFred and one
OF the men, he says. caught him by the
throat threw him into the vault and
pushed the door shut.
The thieves then proceeded 10 ransack
the showcases and scoop the watches Into
gnnny sack. Tie door OF the safe stool
open and the bandits emptied the cash box,
obtaining q considerable sum Of money
All this required oniy few minutes, and
the men soon made their escape.
The senior Brethauer returned about 3. 30
and soon heard pounding on the vault
door. The roor Vas hastily opened and the
imprisoned man taken out nrnry ex
hausied. so lar no trace oi tha thieves has
been obtained.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
PROHIBITION MADE GENERAL.



Amsrirsn Cattle and Meat.
BKsLlS. Oct 3l.-The prohibition against
the landing OF American cattle and Ancri-
can pressed meat, announced by the decree
OF the Hamburg senate Saturday, as ex-
ciusiysly cab.ed by the AssocistsI Press,
was extended today 10 every part OF Ger
many. Interviews which the corresron -
rnt Of the Associated Press has had with
the interior department. the husbandry de-
rartmrnt and The German foreign Offices
wou seem 10 show that the prohibition is
of preventive nature and the action Of In
dividuai German states. The foreign
officials. for Instance, state that the prohi-
bition Is no affair OF theirs, as the measures
adopted are purely administrative and san
itsry aud strictly belong 10 each German
state. Tho empire, as such, those offi stalls
add. has not taken any step to prohibit tue
landing OF American cattle OF American
meat.
Diseased st q Cabinet Meeting.
CHICAGO. Oct. 80 "A Washington special
to the News says: Secretary Morton was al
the cabinet meeting today for the fret lime
sinos his return from Europe. Tie prin-
cipal suit iect discussed was the recent action
OF the German government discriminating
against American cattle and American Dees.
Secretary Morton intimnted that there was
no great concern ieit by The administration
over Germany's nctson.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
rRY TO ELECT rErrIeREw.


SIOUX FALLS. 3. OAK. Oct. si.-A sensa-
tien Was sprung in south Dakota politicai
circles when u Was learned ihat B shop
Marry. Catholic hishop oi South DAKOTA.
kasi sent cut letters 10 the priests of the
stale urging them 10 use their influence for
the reelection Of Senator Psttiggew. ON
The letters are written list Of republican
legislative candidates. and underneath, in
pencil. Is thss: 'r.ease use your intiurncs
that Pettisrew msy be sent back ta the sen
ale. NJ. Msarf. bishop"
The bishop. in an Interview, adnlits that
he wrote the set'srs. saying that he believes
the election OF PettlxrsE ma important mat.
Ter iuss now Tor tbs prosperity Of the state
Is whole. as defining Its position on
financial questions.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

wiu EndsAwsr 10 cspsnre THAT rosns
if u Takes All winter.

WAsnsscroS. Got. 30.--AIinlstsr Dandy,
10 cable TO the state department from re-.
kin to-day. says the Chinese forces havs
been aetssssa ut ch,sn Iasn ehenx and
nave refreatsi 10 the mountains. Ha also
reports shnt tho japanese havs taken one Of
the Chiness iorts AZ port Arthur.
The sesne Of the trst engagement is Just
across the fssu river IN Msnchurla and IL
marks the firs; real aggressive moyemeni
by japanese sn Chinese soil. 1he Jsnsnese
are supposed 10 have formally entered
apon csmpa gn With Munkden. the Man
churinn capital. - the objective polut
Y Mess they are fully prepared 10 make a
winter campaign. something heresofore IN
Known IN ess EN- warfare. they will be
ooifrd 70 iafce the lighting. as only Is
days remain before toid weather eonies
IN the nelgnborhood of Port Arthur, where
the second Jspaness success Is reror ed.
the winter climate IL not 80 severe and one :
raitens may he maintained until much
later. Lxpsfts in Washington believe
Fort Arthur can not be reiussd by the
Jspanese withous the use OF heavy aissc at
are not sui. piled with this.
inssmuch - the cspturc OF ryst Arthur
wouiu .tss the Jspsnesc consros Vt the Gutf
fscnill and cut oil the Chinese capltal
rum communication with the sea, Ii 10
thought the Japanese will make a most
..~ts."s"r' thuft W capture tue tortfe86.
ms te.tef that they ars prepared To do this.
even " 1t involves long ege and q winter
csnpairn 70 borne out by The TACT that
agents ot the Japsness uovernu*n MT in this
country have guie iy bought up q vast
store OF goat skins aud practically cor.
nsreu the market The skins are cum.
moniy used In China and Japan as neces-
sary part Of soldiers winter faimeni.
Chinese Know They Are Ousmatchsa.
Loapos. Oct. S9-TLe Times tomorrow
VIII lubiish the follow ma aispaica. from
Ten Tain: The greater par. OF Inv Chinese
tvress were destroyed be ore chu tean,
ChsnE was evscuaie'. Gen-fal Huas's :
.ffiesai report praises the valor .l the
troops. but coaiesses that they were oui.
matched BY ihs enemy's weapons and
training.
Colonel Won Hanniken. the Csrmau
ser who was formerly aide-.ie- esmp OF
~ Hung Chang. and who feudsrea great
service 10 the Chinese admiral nt the uavsl
battles fought bstween the iee.s of China
aud Japan, has been summoned ~ i'skin
by imperial edtct 10 consult with the gov.
efnn,ent ~ regard 10 the military Iua.
tion.
Capipred importsnt Muntti. ms.
uiRosuinA. Oct. 10 .--Tlie Japsnsse forces
whieh have bsen pursuing the Chinese
north Of the lain river, catiufed at Atung
~ guns, many Il IS and auantilirs OF am
manition aud provisions.
dAps Landiag Mor~ Trosps.
l.oSDcS. Oct. 30--A dlsp tch TO the Pail
MHis 1sxeiie from Cns hoo says a iistt OF
Japanese transports. protected BY 10 war
ships. has been seen landing troops on the
nistr land OF the kwsng Iurg psninsu.a.
north Of Eliiotts island.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
sMeTHnREp BY sxoKs.



sEw loRK. osI. 30 Seven people were
tnothsred 10 death by smoke in tenement
house tife ~ 2I6 West Thirty -serond street
lhis morniHg. They wsrs George Fried
man, years. Levi Friedman. 8. Aunls
Appieh.ef. ~; Lena Mitchell, "a. Mra
Margaret killiap, 50; Jacob ksiiian her
son. akeu ~. George Levi Mss. killian's
OF the dead children. iumps from ,hird.
story window. She was fatally injured.
ne mouse 70 hve-s;vry brick tenement.
There were seven iami.iea TIE only
meats VI sscipu was By a narrow stairway.
Ihe IRE was discovered ct ! O'clock by
Essssts by. Ihsrc was mot a sign of lille
10 enter the house meant death. The oniy
hope Tor ihose within was arousInK them
by shonts. and In a few minutes there was
not winjow in front OF tLe house that ia
not contain the Wild and frightened face
OF imam, womaa or chlldr<n, screaming in
The smoke which poured forth IA vosrrnss.
ny uro escapes 20 ttn1hts reached thz
ground. descending 10 tis mi lst II iiame
aud smoke tets.re the ladder trucks arrived.
On tie thlfd-saory they spread over the en-
tire rear poftion. There live | Nathan
Friedman. bis vile Lsna and thfe5 oung
children, aud Two hoarLers, Annie Appis-
bist and Lena MitcheiL Nathan Ffiedfs an
was aroused BY the smoke aud nolsr, and
eiutehing q baby in his arms he sprans 10
the window aud descended bv The Efe as
cape. MEs. Friedman. too. had rushed to
the window, put not where the lire esrA DO
was. She leaped from the window and fell
into the rear basement area.
The Friedman children and two board
ers sleii In an inner apartment. The nre
had not reached them, but the smoke
hiiei the rooms. George aud I..vs Fried
man and Lena Mitchell WIRE still TN bed
when found. and the peace al ex prsss.on OF
their iacss showed Thai tney had no
knowledge Of death that came To them 80
suddenly, Annia Applsb'at was tying dead
On the uo0r. Evidently she hAd hren
F, aroused and had stopped TO don her rioill.
| ing and died hrfots she tinishfd. On the
fourth hsor Mira. kishsn aud son we're
dead IN bed. ant the grandson WAS on the
noof. half Way 10 the rrer uinduw. The
damage 10 the house will not exceed -, 600
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
GOULD CITED 70 APPEAR.
The Railway Magnate wanted In MI.
ssurf Ceunty Court.

JEFFERSON CRY. Mo-, OF. 80. The
sheriff OF Miller county today served notice
on George ]. Gould. president OF the Mis-
souri Pacific. for appearances In The Miller
county circn court 20 plead 20 Two sepa-
rate suits, instituted by the minority bond
holders OF the Springfield, Warsaw 4 se-
dalia ltailroad Company. sggregatinR
about $3.50. COO
The railroad in question 10 now In the
hands oi receiver. 1t is alleged, among
other things. thai sould Is guilty of breach
Of contract. Goa,i was alec cited 10 ap-
pear an show cause why he should not be
hned 500 per day from April :. 1891. for
acting as an oilicrr OF the road ia question
aud an cfficer Of tie Missouri Pacific az The
same Time. In y.olation OF the constitution
anI bylaws nf the siaie. WHICH prohibit an
executive oiiic of me line of railroad
fran hold M q like position in the manage
ment OF = parallel and competing liae.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
JOHN L. WILSON AT sPRAauR.
Fine speech by shs caurvess~sa,
frem the East 8ads.

srRAarE, Oct. 20--Joan l.. walsoa spoks
for two hours tonight TO the biggest audi
enee that eses entered tho opera house. lie
was met at this train by a band aud dxle-
gation OF citizens. The lauies fnrnsa oatt Ia
force ani Ms reception was simpiy sn ota.
tion- lie spoke feslinEiy ant WAS In
hts hsppsess mood. he n.iu.lesi IL 4ns
democratic tsr.f iegislstion a.ssi sx.sos<si
the pupulisi ialincass on the nsoney rueA-
ZION. and contrasied tbs condition 81 The
country before aud since rlevslnnls's In.
ausnrstiou- eeupie Gums IN trom leigh.
befing towns and after siss m~etine ke.t
Wilson busy shaking hands lie spsnks Vt
Wilbur tomur,ow night.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
urAH's ANNUAL REPORT

asvsrnar West says tho Tsrs err wss
Tptured ~ the Csnsyits fnvasisr.
wAsusSarox. Oct. 3l.--Ths anaual report
of Governor West Of Utah vas pubIished
today. He charges the Southern Pacific
sooa with the responsibility Of dumping
fhe calisarnis Industrial army upon The
s.sopie oi Utah. lie Gays the expense
.xnksiled was about sA 600. and unless the
ssrfskory ls reimbursed " will sue The
Southern Pacific. iie cummends rresldsnt
clessiand for amnesty granted 10 polygs.
Fnisss and recommends restoration 20 ths
Mafmsn church ot It's realty. worth s2sA
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
r.r, Of the crowd c.p.ar.a.
THE 0zAR HAD A BAD DAY.
symptoms Developed PeIstIng TO y
spoedy Disnaisticn.

s1. fETrRsBu.o. Oc,. ga bulletin
from l.ividia q, 10 o'clock tonight says that
during the day the splitting OF
blood by the sxar continued. He
Was sometimes seized with dts OF
'shlysring. Hrs Temperature WAS loo de-
srees Fshrtnheii. and hss pulse was %.
His puisations were weak Ills respiration
d ffieuit. lie can take little nonrishmsut
and ts becoming very nesk. The oedema
mas considerably Increased.
I.oSDoS. Oct. s0.--At the urgent fequesl
OF the cxarins. the Prince and Princess oI
Wales wilt start tomorrow fer Iiyidia and
will travel night and aay unti they get
there.
A d spateh TO lhe Pail Nal Gazette from
faita says: The sixth anniversary OF this
tzat's escape ffom death In the railroad
disaster near BorKi ives eelebraied yester.
day With great solemnity a. iiyitia and
elsewhere throughout Russia.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
MUST HAVE A LICENSE.
The STATE Can rraseea,s People who
sell Liuaor withont One.

OLYMPIA, Oct. 30--The supreme court
has reversed Judgment In the case OF the
Hoeppner. respondent. This case the state
appeals from Judgment of The lower court.
sustaining q demurrer 10 Information
charging the respondent with selling intox-
testing iiqti0r within the city oi Coiiax
without obtaining q license The ground
ci The courts sciion WAS that by the gen.
eraI municipal Incorporation act u 1895 The
authority VI the stale to prosecute viola
Il, ms OF The penal code, section i33 WIS i'm.
plicitly repealed. The supreme court holds
lt IL an ofiense TO sell intoxicating liquor
without license In town or county. and
the state has not yisided iis right TO prose-
cute that oflsnss BY the indefinite terms ol
the muniespai INCORPORATION act Of isa0
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03
rHE BYRRs LrrrsArIos.
cases Arislnm From she Adlnialstratisn
OF the Mfiiienalrs's Relatives.

CnlcAen, Oct. 3A-The habsas corpus
proceedings which were begun IN August
by Mira. Anna VI. Byers. against Dr. 1'sti-
man. John Dsvls. Henry u. sh.els aud
Peter 1. kimher 10 recover her husband,
Ehentzsr N Byers. pittsburg millionaire
have besa dismissed. MTs. Byers' ailor.
ney, en- Solicitor General Asdrles. said to.
aay that suit Wall be brought IN Igttsburg
for about $50. Coo against Easneasr'a
brother. A. AZ. hyers, for ths recovery ol
the formers proI,srsy. Action log dam-
axcs will also be hFought against DE-. Tall
nau. VINO, Mrs. Byere elsinis aided IL
keeping her husband from her.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-11-03

This Daiies Burglars Have ssr.sns
Charges to Answer For.

This Daiies Burglass Have ssr.sns
Changes 40 Answsr For.
PoarLASD, Oct. so.--Unitsd States Dis
trict Attorney Murphey tins morniag ssose
to complaint before Commissioners Lam
son sgainsl Frank kleir. oiio Savage and
Ralph 6ibi ons. charging Them With st<a.-
Ing United States mails irsm The Dsiies
posloiiiee on September 10 Klein having
confessed TO the commission Of the cs.me.
United States M9rshai Grady al ence wired
the authorities having the men In custody
Al The Dallca TO hold them on the United
stataa charge. klsin's confession shows
both the ,stefilrs aud express roeberies "a
have been carefully plnnned. The plans,
he stated. we're maiured while himself
savage and Gibbons we're on iiahing trli
ANT August. Gibbons had hey 10 the *
press office and turned II oytg 70 h ein
u ho made q pattern.