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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

he.re - foloNs
Gran .......... $1,000 ieather 'or shoes g" ssi
,..t..n . . - - cotton 81 .......... 11d )j6
Machinery .... 5'''2 Lad .'...'..-'.... ~, ,'s,
ann emo, and ,'eri ' Io,7is
The ul..aa chamber OF Commerce % New-Yorll
has ,lln,, much - improve the business lntercOurs"
81 laiy ami the United Statet II has no. nny
given al the Information sought by The merchan!'
OF b ry rgS"' h as, an the Information posi-
ble 20 American merchants who desired 10 export
~ N,a" Genoa. Rome and naples display IN
Their windows American watches and notions, AMI
nearly AL the telephone and electric plants IN ltav
are IN The hands OF Americans and managed by
II ~ only during the last few years that the Ita'-
ian merchants have looked 70 America 10 export her
products to Italy This Is IN consequence OF me hisa
goods Italy g. very productive country and a.
mos; all % her wine. oil and six were purcnas.d
the I'nits,i states unle- French names I,a:y y
IS Concerned Although she has the goods all the
other countries are far ahead of her IN the export
itaIy IS one ~ the largest n not the largest OF
all the European countries FOR the production or
wnr but upon looking at the ihpoF'at'ons OF the
United states. ~ s2e.
r.v exported .. sa,G Clio Germany $3.50 as
spain ........... ~ '"i France ......... 3o''s2s
From these figures Il can readily be seen that
Italy l. "A mere infant in comparison with the other
three nations mentioned. although she undoubtedly
produces much wine "a either OF the other coun-
I'pon looking into the for this It IL learned
that. although the Italian chamber OF Commerce
has ,Iou, much % sale OF Italian
IN this country and The Italian Government has sent
mn eNpprt la \eN-NOrk examine the wine ana
studv how the wine business IL conducted here. 10
report 10 the Italian Government the way 10 make
MI. business grow. tn great mistake Is probably
I'm the Italian wines not being properly advertised
In this country. IN not being properly represented
Inactive tvpes OF wine AZ the French and Germans
do The br said In reference to other arti
cles especially those clasIed Injuries The publt-
ca on contemplated 10y the Chamber OF Commerce
is expected greatly to stimulate the importation OF
Italian products into the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

The value q uierchaud Sc OF various kinds eS
rl~t.d from New-York to Italy last year WAS $3.50.
IA. primo. articles and their respective valu
he.rg ~ follows.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

The Chicago Journal lately devoted
several pages Is d description Of she
-Grent Northern country" IN speak
ing OF the facilities for marketing live
stock. ii says: 1T ~ now conceded
that South st. Paul Is really the only
live stock market and packing center
northwest or Chicag0. Lave stock buy
ers from half 4 dozen different states
are constantly upon the market. and
everything that In worth shipping or
buying finds ready Baie. Ono miIlion
hogs win be required the coming year
to satisfy the demands Of the pork
packers who now SCH their prSauct IN
every civilized country throughout the
world. lt has now been fully demon
strated that hogs fed on wheat. or
wheat and barley. or cats, wheat and
harley. produce q better quality OF pork
than the ecrn-fed article: this fact be-
ing established. there Il no reason why
the farmers OF the great Northwest
shunid not successfully compete with
the farmers In the corn belt In the pro-
ductiOn Of hogs and live stock Rener-
ally. especially with live market Al
their very door. such as now exists At
South ST. Paul.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

interests OF the United states are en-
tlreiy concerned On every frontier dis
unte which may arise between any two
states who possaae dominion in the west
esn hemisphere. and atill less can they
ae0ept the doctrine that the United States
are entitled Il the claim that the process
81 arbitration shall be applied to any de-
nAand fax th9 surrender o. territory which
one OF those states may make against
another.
Il have commented In the above re-
marks only npon the general aspect OF
Afr. olHey'a doctrines. apart from the
special considerations which attach %
Inc controversy between the limited King
dom ana vsnezaeia Ii iIn present uhAsa.
This controversy mas undoubtedly been
made more dtficuit ~ the inconssderafe
action q the NenexaNian government Ia
breaking or relations with her majesty i
government and It's settlement has been
eorreapandlnEis delayed hut her majesty 4
government havn not surrendered the hope
that Il uin be adjusted by reasonable
Arrangement a. an early data
"A request thai you wall read tta sub
stance 81 the above Dispatch 10 Mr. Olnes
ana leave him 3 copy Il he desires IT,
The correspondence CLOSES With anotheI
note from Salisbury To Julian PAumeefote
Tor delivery 70 Secretary oiney Of fhs
same date. II deals treaty with the laasita
81 the British claim ~ territory In dis
pate
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
SOCIETY ATTENDED THEs { RACES
Youag Iiohsrs showed o. sEi D At ths
Ineieside TracK.

Young Hobart showed His skin ~ the
Engiesids Trsck-
San Francisco. Dec. ls.-Sociefy held
full sway at IBgleside today, The gentle
mems, race fer members % the local "t0os
proving a great drawing card. u. 8. Ho-
bart. the young muiflmiilionRird, rode his
own horse ferrier to victory In a manner
that would have made a Grifah or Dog
eetf eugiouH. the finish he made being ex-
cepfSonaily clever. Eerrier was Inc favor
tie In the betting. with Phll0me ha second
choice. Three favorites, twb second
choices and one outsider sec ared FIRST
place. several long shots finishing second.
Nile Minnie c. wen: time. i.55lS.
Six furlonKa-Doubtful won; time f.l9ss
Mile-Mary 3. won. time. f.fT1L.
Five furlongs. handicap-Sir play won;
! time Is07
Six furlonEa-Montana won; time. lux
Six furlongs. gentlemen riders. Owners
handieap--Ferrier won: time, Iataz.
AT NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans. Dec. as.-Flfeaan-Mix.
teenths o. mile-HibeEnia On een won
/ time. ~.
Six furlonEs--Nar Song won; dime .Is1z
SIX MISUNDERSTANDING Green VI on. time
ilAs.
Fifteen-gixteenths OF a mile, handicap
/ Jim Flood won. time. Ina
Fiftesn-sixteentha or q mlIe--1'en strlks
won; time. 1sa0
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
ALL ARE or ONE ACCORD
Governors Of Different States
Give Their Views.
oN THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
loan II. Mo0raw. 50 . Paariosie Aiaefi
san clrizeu. Heartily csneara
in Every Word.

CHICAGO. Dec. Is The following mes
nnres were received BY the ReeOrd ~
response 10 requests sens 10 governors.
asking for their opinions Of the presa-
dents message:
Carson. New. Dec. is.-Not vigorous
enough. Nevadans are strong support
era AZ the Monroe doctrine IL - en-
tirety. y. r, 1890 sNi.a,...
salem. ORR the Monroe doctrine
/ IA a principfe OF vital force In this eonh-
try. President Cleveland deals rightly
in his message with the Venezuelan
/ question. WA. r AAJksD.
jackson. MIch.--I believe President
/ Cleveland's Venezuelan message =
sound, statesmaniike. and fully approve
i n y. al. STONE.
/ Atlanta, Ga.-lThe presidents uessass
IL q correct Interpretation OF the NOR
roe doctrine and the Venezuelan cues
/ ton furnishes a case which Calls for rs
enforcement. The people OF Georgia
win approve the measa6e.
w. e. ATKINSON.
Richmond. Walt Is a strong, pointed
| ana direct one and can leave nc DOUBT
az to his position. 1t - CHARACTERISTIC
OF the man. courageous and truly Amer
lean. There win be no retreat on MS
part 6. a. o'F.hltiSAA 49,.
Burlington, VT - President Cieve-
lands message IL unmlstakable In lta
tone and win undoubtedly meet with
the approval OF the majority OF the pen-
pie OF the United States without regard
10 party. WOODBURY.
Boise. Idaho--I am proud OF The man.
ner in which the president has declared
his Americanism. The people OF Idaho
win support him ia the Geld, n need be.
In maintaining the position he has
taken. W. ]. MCCONNELL.
Montgomery. Ala.--preaident Cleve-
lands message Is sound and American.
Congress should take his advice and
give the country practical Monroe doc
| trlne ana make II international law Il
Il Is necessary. WILLIAM c. OATES.
Sacramento, Cai-Presldent Clepe-
lands message Is able. wise and timely
and win meet the approval Of the peo-
pie Of the United States. whose views
it voices. JAMES ii. BuDD.
Seattle. wash. Dec. 1s.-Covernol
John II. McGraw says OF the pFesident's
message; sAs a patriotic American
citizen. I heartily concur In all ths
president has TO say on the Venezuela
matter"
TROOPS VOLUNTEER.
81. Louis. Dec. 1S.--The First regiment
Missouri National Guards offered thell
services to the president in case OF war
CLOSE CALL IN VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Va. Dec. 1s.--The house Of
delegates today passed q resolution bs
a vote OF g. to 81 indoraing President
Cleveiand's message. The republicans
and populists all opposed the resolution
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

s6>ldank Replies il Firm Ionea
so Lord Salisbury.
III aGdAAu to VENEZUELA
xaa Unlna& aamaaA rammot Persnit =
Emx0pean Naaipn 70 ssiHe Terri
r9ea anip ceustnaat.

washington. n. C.. Dec. President
Cleveland Henk message 20 congress-
today frannmittlng the correspondence
hstwaen Secretary Olnes and Lord sal
anhury relative to tha vcnezuolan boun-
Gary dlaDnfe wbich created real SEN
saklun nAlMms0n although the
natuf4 AZ E6rsNtmrv Dlneva vigorous
aommua kisn and Lord Salisbury 3
anawex bod baon already accurately
NaFNtn7A Nere Wan SAIL d great popular
exavlnn 70 learn suaf how the president
meuld deal with Lord 6aiinbury's re-
MAHml to @uhmlt the matter 40 @abllra-
ton. ana the message was listened to
with Intense interest IN congress- and
mnn read wikh avIdity on tho streets.
Nowhere WAS there 4 voice lifted in dln-
sent from ina doctrine 80 firmly laid
Down Nv Tho 6resldents but on the con-
ermry EhaFN was an nutburmA OF patriotic
feeling Tina uast have been highly graf
flying 70 the chief executive.
kn sha AignAGled united States senate,
. 6odf NRtEnrely exhibits emotion ON
any 1cee1loA tnere wan Witnessed tins
unparalleled spectacle Of handclappinE
and applause which waa the apontnne-
ong expression Of approval Of almost
every #INMNNEs WAAM4A4 NNA44s4 70 phAtys
on the streets THE message was dis
euaaed and old veterans OF the late war
talked oxultaatlx Of what they were
prepared aMaAA 10 umaertnkc Of tine call
81 lie president
The pension employees gathered and
sang with 8usto THE Star Hpangled
zBannerr and MY Country. Ills OF
Theas
DELIGHTS VENEZUELA.
Minister Andrade o. Venezuela We.
cured 8 copy Of the message early n
NE dag and eAbled q BY way q Cuba
end HSayEl TO his government. The tirie
e aranafnlaaion - eight hours. and Il 4
fAtt thak It's reception 1t Caracas vii
~ the asmnnl Tor MA enthusiastic dam'
anntrmEinn. Minister AndraIc's salts.
faction was almost beyond the power d
suppression.
'Wha message ID superb" said tie
with much enthusiasm. 1t L. even :
surprise 70 me- In its vlgor. In tho no
halffy Of sentiments expressed ana a.
the mastery exposition Of the MonEol
doctrine. There can be 40 doubt O
mi~1cn@truGkton o. isa meaning In ms
country Il can Wot hit arouse the keen
cal appre1lasloa ofz me part Of the gov
eminent and shn peopie for this power
3ni expression OK friendship from I
strong eeuutry In behalf Of q compara.
lively weak enc"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25


naym mua MMea. maM AmaassA - sns 4.
rseNaEn Is 8t2em PIGS.
Nnm Tcg6 pqc. 14-FiEa mlan ~ars IA.
"a ass. xtK fains@a tAiA msofnma hr 49,
exrlaatcn eN y atHAH pAae On sha Anssss.
can ire tleaas1Ir IT Faut AZ :. s.
uhIsa taa vessel las A tne aoeAa l. Noes
river. Xh@ a@MG msMi N@men Fmmmm -.
elstans enHfnNay, e knmtNnoi Afannlre,
fourth assistant euEfu8ers Robert Cansss
bell, nnchinsst; NSacks 9npEKa sy3flnnn
mmchsnist Stew Naxks uanlai MrcnltiaM
ulnehsn1afss hN7rArs ElKaeklFh 4nture8s
II. Neapera, khixd assistant anElnoer. Rax-
bury. Mmaa.: AnnraW Heard, slaeekaepes
9cotlands punn&rs mArhfuiAts Enaiand.
A. FoSci. cleaner, scotland; Edward via
ebert onsineer. Al theae we're seriously
At Ire tins of the accident there vs.,
% men Ia the ara room and tan n the en.
cine room. The accident Il believed (.
have been dna 40 q Claw In the pipe
Preparations wsre betnz mnae tor nali-
tng At / o'clock. but fortunately no pas-
aenxers we're aboard. The explosion aheuh
I the bla veamal frum stem To sierra Steam
poured up 20 che deck from tss ansins
/ roona "a clauda. ~ soon ~ pQaaihle TIA
staam was turned Cd. Almost aamalknne.
| DUSTY four half dead man ncr@Funied up
/ from the stairway from the engine re1m
and fell prostrate. TWO ether men. terri
II nlX M%NAM4&4 WNtW AAFpNAtA@ NtA-Atz#kA@A@AM AMn
L der che boftom Of shU stairway. Five men
/ were found N the compartment scaidAa
Il 70 as.afh THEIR faces and naraa OF ~
1 body NOE covered looked nv " they nme
| been car boiled. The explosion blew ou'
/ 4 portion az the bulkhead and shattered
l every einna withln a radius Of 81 feet. ca
Invnmti gnfinn n wmM E0Mm1 thmk THE maEr
steanplpo had burst 0t the bend near tn
bulkhead Superintendent Engineer Clari
said IA did NOT know sxaeGlw what I'M
| amount az pressure waH. but ha was anrl
il was not sufEIcfant 70 cause the pipe 4
burst. lie was not able 10 tell whether
thnwn was mufic1snk ronm 10 Mli0w expmn
sion OF a Jaw IN tho casting. Clark sal
h would require at least 8 week 70 max
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

a YALE pRoFEs-oR aIplcuLrs n


Declares That the President Attempts 10
re q Dictator.
New Haven. Dec. Ia-Professor Thes-
dore 8. Woelsey. who holds the chair Of
International law Of The Yale law coli
lege. speaking OF the presidents message
says. The president has been III ad-
vised. When he says the dispute hetween
Great Britain and Venezuela Is dangerous
20 our national safety be says that which
whole matter the Monroe doctrine should
be kept ont Of sight as fnnpplicabls and
the question should be argued on grounds
Of national policy. The president ln6a
hia ofrer Of arbitration declined He now
announces himself As mediator In tina
case neither party made The president !
mediator and he announces hia intention
to enforce decision. He Is therefore MOI
mediator. but dictator"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
QUEEN yc1oalA on The llTrLE lsLE


VIII C@1abrate Christmas ~ O~Ncrnc. ~
ttae btcn the ustoIn Fur Years.
I.cndans Dee. tA--ouean Victoria arr
rived st Osborne. I'D the faia or wight.
this morning. On the royal yacht Victoria
and Albert. In accordance With custom
established many years ago ny which the
court cAiebraKes its Christmas n that
nel was somewhat stormy. but her ma5-
esky. who has nct hemn q victim Of mail
Is NOR for many years. suffered 40 IN
convenience. Those who we're present
when she landed were Of the opinion that
sire aeaased In mruh better health than On
the occasion % her last visit 10 Osborne.
while 4 was remarked that she seemed
e suffer less from her rheumatism ana
asifTeninw 81 fne Joints than 4 yeas ago
TIE HensFahle Sovereign viii - ones enter
actively. a. ha4 heen her wont fer q
quarter Of a csmtmgy. npun the prupArm-
tsans Tar celebrating Christmas Is ROod
old style.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
I'LL EALEs D. NAyAL MArrEas


Presidents Message Just IS STRONG a.
Our strength On the SEA.
New York. Dec. IA local panar printe
an interview from Washington with
Charles II. Cramp. the head Of the ship.
buildtng ilFm on the subject Of 4 possible
war with Great Britain growing Qua 81
the presidents attitude On TIE venceus-
Ian question. Cramp doea not think there
win be an immediate order for new vea-
aeAa. Tor ne says those ordered now
as Z takes twe years 10 build a hAafleaAte
He said. The presidents message "a attnf
90 strong az n represents the nnttonal
strength On the sea without 4 einr3e
hattleship Il would be weak and beneath
notice. with cine such vessel N would IL.
mand SONS attention and 80 ca a. ms
number increases Until Il backed mn -
-, Il would be unanSwarabla' x
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
On. AND MRS. HEARnE on rH { srAnr
ao,h Deny fosiivssy knovlsds : 81 who
Miiieu Sfiiwnit

kiliea Stigwait
Rowling Green. 40, Dee. ". DR.. ana
Ara Hearne. under indicfmen[ for the
murder Of A J. StiIueli. were rslt on fhe
stand today. AIRS. aeArne was formerly
Mrs StilweiL Mrs. Hearne testified she
dld not knos who killed Stilweli and de-
MED positively that she was e YER Grim.
lnally intimate with Or. Hsarr e.
Dr. Heafne followed his wife he rnys
testimony with that same Opdn. some
what AalsteFaas manner which haa char
actsrfzed him all through life. The doe
tor detailed me events Of the egeninE Of
the murder. which h the naain eurrobor-
mtna mlth those Of other mitneaaAa 90
she aetanss- he vas asleep 'Faen tbs
alarm Of murder vas given. tIs slsnles
having hren - the 5kllweM ramiakuee pre-
xsouA 20 W. =. M and said NJ had ne
t6aa who the murderer was. altbeueb s.
had nzade every effort % ana OH.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
DAMAGES roR rAIse lnpalsl ,anrN4


Aon1aAsss Sen.ral ufaeEsa sa P1as mex
Hsseaa. Isn. lA~Tae jafs A. - A..
Azo suit against TIE aIanlann zssnrrm5
anhlch haM been peaainM aeueraI -. ~
JndEa Giake's court. returned a ,Her5ir, :,
zaVaf e the plaintiff. Elmsr Is. sus.,,...r
awarding hsm $500 aaManen. AZ 49,
sued far ggAsa Tor false irnafanos |ssss.,r -.
false charges e burglary aeainsf I,i5.s -.
ferrea BY The eolnRaay He mar trTy..1, -
Ae.At AAAa."as 1870 msAn fanhinF freight
slH am AgsaA setskAS oass ~ all each
-, 80 - ~ Prose ase4- The de-
. ~ - ~. Ill Rfenabll appeal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
t4ARRowlNc pErAls Or MURoeas
4 Missionary Mriaes rrom Maraoeun
eaae4rmAng Tbs Massacre.

NAett@AA Ns&AAM U.s. fHA@MAM #f&m4
Constaasin0pae. Dec. 1&-IzsuIylns Il :
teleSrantsc uleseaee from rnIted States
Minister Iarril5. the missionaries al Mar.
aovan tNargrmnhaA yesterday thai ghey
were All safe. and guarded - troeps A
ietfar dated December 3 has teen received
neFe frem an AmeFaran missionary al
EaNMerM giving narrowing AAaMsiS vi hnr-
narH ~ ne prcs4aala tnFsz 1ass. The y4rl-
Ter SAYS the IarEa sWArm5a into khe
hauare. H1aninM. clubbing ANA kiiltax ev.
cry Akamxfcmn villain reach the Arnm~i-
can mission Nas net harmed. evtzanffv
oaing e orders issued by Turkish enc
ta6a. Sa5. the missionary continues. ahe
haFragfty plSessSsA Isasses ali 1esefto.
k5siad 1n the aft@gHonm az NeNmmalsee ssth
TIE missionary MaES ire TAskish scis
aze4a confessed the government gave
lzksn permission 20 kziIaEe
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
DR. PIERCE -.
FAVORITE
-. KvpE c~pTuTW9AA1


OF Ne & ri
.SieHm C&iH ID writes
NJ wifi ~ tfsed
With fcusaIe weaknesses,
ANA AssrFa She ata.
NRe ad been dnefo8fuq
with every fE1g 81 any
good fcFaIlez -. and na1
s fola n fziuamK I'm
tipf Apasf n, MS ss-
pose Hhr eaai lnG 20
al M14e4 e va
M~e&4sy xNjudI0e
Mw @
etaz nu2 sn rs. nEf
~ tfied a lie IS ug.
Ha<Se n4sie Ha.
nsl MNM Nz
ErEe III yzur advertise
mtu are ~ zs
mln q prz aiIIe H-
Mi NiN sa "a 1aM q
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

Olympia, Waah-s Dee. 1e.--oplnions IN
the following cases were nlaa "a tha su-
preme court: West Coast faFossxy Com
pany, appellant, W. the sheriff 81 glt-
titas county. respondent Affirmed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
Ex.rAc0MA TaEAsUaga g cgIlT,
x.hsrNo against n0eas peeiared Ira, 4.
sbe larry

-sessaa'. kSs- MA serdici . sulity
sse-sA'' e r. lHfy aE4t Is Geo
k#aAVF#gt v no was
4lindE Gov pHesonAl ain 1Ao = -.
HeNolaF d y sRara II fhe nnnl. -
us&ass hna nat vs. beam sAasasss.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

notes al the natural functions Afu makes
new wousam Of her. Uterine debility. =.
regularity and fnsaammaficm IRE Mca< 81
ten the enuse Of the extseme nervousness
and ifritAhility Of some woEacN--f1G med.
cine 10 cure Il Ia the Prescription q
faithfully employed Dr. RieFcasa NaNeztl1
Prescription Ia theTgfore aua& the mE0aeaha
Cor young wirln JUST entering wosunuhoo1
and for Esasen e tha critical change e
,ffeH
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
wAsnISoroS rtoplE FEAa no wa

hNkt@l @g ekA@ NMtA0mmi ca nttml Thms esse
Affair VIII Biow over.
Washington. Dec. Alt Il reneraiiv Il.
lievha here that the Venezuelan o1sosts.ss.
win BE- settled peaceahly. Ia u ssro1sslsI-
that Great Britain win abstain fron. -.
aentiag evidence % the proposed cum
mission, Tor hy No doing she wenld aar5Es
our right 10 .inteFpoae.
one source q danger Il that vsncxpe-
tack tho British outpost. IN - FFv,,~..
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
PACIFIC RAILROAD FUNDING an


san Francisco. DEC. f2-Mavof sssfre
was hugiiy enEaEea t0Gay ii rrenartnm -
plane for the hahA against tie Faris.,
railroad funding bin. he held 4 er6iouess
conferences Hith 3 number ef eltiaenm -.
tersAt#d ~ the Projected tlmsla. ruvann
iority o. names q the ramnitess y, s,
Whieh VIII BE authorized 10 fa5ya ffe r,.,s.s
~ necessary Go nnTray the ernanas.s. NJ !
delegation 70 BE- nauf e NraahlAesor,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
auNAwAY Work TaAIe wREckan

PouE " orkmen FmsaIly, and Nine OthaFu
mnafy. tm3mr@d.
shamoktn. Pa. Dec. l8-Four workmen
vvera fatnIlyf injured and nkno ofssnra hnsftv
hurs III MAdvale cUilinry this morning ~
nc wrsckinK OF q runaway workman.
a dozen workrnen saved themselves bv
humping into this brush while the train
DASHED aown the steep grade. Thn fatally
injured are. James Hoilistor. engineer;
Jonn I.aiblg, Edward Aiebaeh. George
es,.tshen
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25

rfosa. So. les. lG~Tha 6neva
fesF staeas. rs afaaoase hnn. sas
aanees harmed thls mafAine -
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-25
the sovERkAgn1 srAND Is ~, :.
snRnr 1ounsy Cases pasaaa -.
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