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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
it's stages and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh being constl-
tutional disease. requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the plood ana
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation OF the disease ana
giving the patient strength by oulldlng up
the constitution and assisting nature IN 40
ing it's work. The proprietors nave SO mucn
faith in its curative powers, that 1hey onei
One Hundred Dollars for any case thaC IL
falls to cure. Send for list OF testimonials
Address. F. j. CHENEY CO., Ioleoo' "
~ Sold by Druggists, 20.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10

Our city dads this week purchased
25O TT. Of 23-in. rubber r1re hose from
the Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg.
Co., of Portland, at 81 per foot. The
next thing in order is the organiza-
tlon OF good fire brigade, and when
this is accomplished Rathdrum could
not be better protected against the
dangers of the destructive element.
The oppressive heat of last week has
been moderated by slightly cooler
spell, and the past few days the
weather has simply been delightful.
The gale which began Wednesday has
cleared the atmosphere of smoke from
forest fires, which at times last week
was almost unbearable.
Martin Russell, of Bridgeport, Con-,
accompanied by his niece, Miss Mary
Decart, of Walla Walla. arrived here
Wednesday morning to visit a few
days with his brother, John Russell.
Miss Decart will return to Walla
Walla in few days, and her uncle
starts for Bridgeport today.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
Is He Insane !?

Deputy Sheriff Dougherty Of Clark
Fork Monday evening brought IN Jno.
Dolan of the same place, who had on
complaint of his daughter been ar
rested for insanity. Since he has
been under the sheriff's care Dolan
has exhibited no sign of insanity, and
those who have talked to him say
that his conversation is rational. The
probate judge does not believe him TO
be fit subject for the insane asylum,
and it is altogether probable the man
will be given his liberty again in a
short time, unless he has one of those
''spells'' to which he is charged OF be-
ing subject. It is rather a queer case
which looks very like much persecu-
ton. His daughter desires to see
him sent to Blackfoot, but does not
wish to come ard testify as to his
mental condition previous to his ar
rest.
w. T. Adderly, of Spokane, who
was last winter employed as night
operator at this place, paid his Rath-
drum acquintances short visit Thurs
day afternoon. Yesterday mornings
SpOkesman-R Review reported Mr.. Adj
derly's marriage to Miss Pearl Wells
in Spokane Thursday at 1880 "A. M.
Strange that he should not bring MS
bride of an hour with him to visit OLD
friends, isn't it?
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-08-10
The q. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.

Albert Wiser, the genial foreman
at the City Brewery, is sporting fine
meerchaum pipe, a present from the
land of the Kaiser brought over by
Joe Fox, who returned recently from
a visit to that country. It is artistic
ally carved and superior piece of
workmanship.
James Cairns, clerk at the Cosmos
hotel, Spokane, and Miss Olive Coop
er were among the pleasure seekers
bound for Spirit lake this morning.
During their sojourn at the lake they
will stop with John Crandall.
Mrs. W. H. Miller is spending few
days at Standpoint, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. f. Butler. Mr.. Miller
also spent couple of days at the
Point this week, returning Tuesday
evening.
1t was our intention to finish the
commissioners proceedings this week,
but owing to the large amount Of 9TH
er matter a portion had to be carried
over for next week.
Miss Eliza Kercheval, one of CHurd'-
Alene City's most accomplished young
ladies, spent few days in town this
week, the guest of Mrs. r. S. BragaW.
Ralph Morris has gone to Pilot Bay,
B. c., to work in an hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

THAT TIRED FEELING
Comes Over Inspector
Fitzpatrick.
FIND LITTLE EVIDENCE.
No Direct Proof Of Murder Has Yet
Been Produced Against H.
H. Holmes.
FIND LITTLE EVIDENCE.


r,y,o,,. r,t,-..,, !, ''"7"''
P'N'"' 'uHpntrvA' wa" mas hau
charge OF the Holmes investigation, which
has resulted In s, many stnrtlln. Jlsclos.
mrs.. t., ..,,,,,,.,,t..,. - ,s 1910
IA eon"eG'oh win the operations oil
" SIIol, Awihdlcs, Is not enthusiastic
u.s. Ibs utct of cuuyictiug Holmes
of an 'ofp - 81, .r,t,t ,ri,,. M, ,,.
lo,.,, ..., "t a' ''"nea 'n". nave
Nv" "'olo' ting lie acknowledges
us complete ucis sc lie effort so far 10
secure direct cyiJ.ub. ar ,nurt,r .,,',i,.,
unimes n,.x,,, -, -,
-. 'e"s VI Pio'"iains cl'Ws nave
oeeu tateiully investigated, witness after
witness has been examined which ,yts cou-
fdputly rxn.ct,d :. l,rt, ,, a., -.
without resr,it a,d O't"s NV NV tn l run
are fuIcel 10 admit nm ttnt ,,'.s 80
been unuyaiing.
'Mleu We started an this co.. s,td
InspprIor EitznaTrtfe s',,., I,,' ~ ,.s''''i
be llfn,sst iunlrtssti,ia ,n "a, 49, "V ~,
could posltlyriy rnunprt ,n,,l,,,.y ,,iiv, w.,
ease OF ui,rd4f y,.f ~, ,baHs,t, wv, M "nS
to hiyqsTigaIs ai1 W., hnya dr, ill.,, 49, ~,
we rouid AZ. l,nii,,.', t,',,'r. fV - i 49,,
been committed ana hnliry' thn' I',,,','.s
ana his gonf,,derIres nr' ,ynl,tl ~, sev,'r,,i
murders. but ~ I'M W., ,r,. I,n,i,i,, Ia ,,rv,
uur heller rnrfari Il, h,va ,,, ,Ii,,,,,'.,
that wUuld rven rstfss an t,bi.'ttn,,,,t
appInst any nr fha tiipn tud,,r slts,,,L1u III
ia ,vns nI,.,n,,I a. IL, M, ~, - -
Phi uniuinr Nvas ,l,", ~ ~, IN, s.,s-
siOu n, the sweat hoy TO-DAY Inn M.
result ,yus us tinsnttsfnctnrv ns ina urr,inf,t
examinations az HE az ii,nlfnr
OmiI,i1n lives ma 4viIr,,pp al ,yr,kepIu.,
n ~, S,uDoOr1iy s,Vns 10 1ls sta,S,t uit
mg
i,'hn ,,,itr, rorciv,1 word tn,I,, 81 ,hr
mysterio,is naming il,yny from iii. nolm,,,
hot,ss NJ nitbt AZ sry,'r,;l iapin hnxrs Nh,
InS,s tvar,, toiy,, f,,u, ~, .,,sti,, turii,,
Holmes Residence there ana several do
tacti,.ns ,,.,,r,, daf1iisd al, tLa ,,o,, loud In
H. cSsa wa
,Tbe ottcors nj Epglewood continued the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

AGITATION REVIVED
The Naive Hawaiians
are ASaxious.
CLAIM tcs 'NDAsmNi7Y.
America" Citizen Want. Damage D j.,
Hawaii and d Backed blythe
United States.
For 'NDAMNl7Y.


SAN FRANCISCO. August 1.
Tho steamer AAriposa arrived today fro,a
syuhey and Auckland via Samoa and Hono-
,uiu oIinhlhg tha following Hawaiian adyicss
Considerable pressure Is being brought 10
bear 10 cause the lesfldtufe, now In session,
70 pass a Join, resolution authorizing and
lhsfuoung PRESIDENT Dole 10 reopen annexf-
ton negotiations with the Quilted States.
~ meeung recently he'd by the native
hawaiian ofganizauon resolutions TO that
eject were passed, u I. pecsed that suah
a resolution viii be introduced by the i'd.
administration before the senate adjourna. The
utst c'aima for damages sgains, The govern
mont for wholesal. ufpis made during
January : volt y u Ne lhands OF Miniatsr
Match II was handed him by United States
Minister willla. The claimant Is James
Durrell, an American citiren lie waa ar
rested and confined about seven weeks No
charge was made against The man lie .waa
simply held ON AurpIeIonl He aled a claim
for $4,000 DAMAGES, with he American
minister which waa duly forwarded 10 the
state department, An antwer came by the
last mail Minister wills statement 10
Counsel Hatch says that Durfell declares
that he has mover by word " deed forfeited
his allegiance TO the United States. that he
has not done or spoken anything either
directly or indirectly against Hawaii or It,
laws, that he has never expressed sentiments
antagonlstic 70 that goyrnnent or In any
way rounsoled or encoufagvd aided or abetted
It's enemies either In armed rebellion or
tttlth llolAlnHs
These Rtatemcnts" Mr. willis kayk,
establish in the opinion Of the president OF
the United States 4 ptlmA iarle claim for
substantial indemnify from the Hawaiian
government TO Mr.. Duueli am Instructed
therefore. TO bring this case 70 the attention
Of the Hawaiian authorities. leaving no
doubt In their minds o. tho confidence felt
al Washington that the government " Hawaii
Will not refuse 20 tender adequate PREPARATION
to this injured citizen Of the United States,
nor hesitate to take prompt measures 70 ex'
nnorate him from the inputetlon which thli
arbitrary treatment has left upon his goot
name
II iB believed that Mr. wiills' letter viii
lead to international complications, az u !,
undoratood that this government does moi
intend 10 pay Durre one dollar
James Bonburg ". Of tho Southern r.,
ellie company, recently spent few days y
thls city and, Il has bsen learned SOUNDED
the government and business men regafdini
nm opposition line from san ffaneisco U
Honolulu, The probability 10 that one VI u,
Occidental and Oriental steamers Viii soon W
plying regularly to this port
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
coxEY WILL BIZ NOMINATED.
The Popullsts Of Ohio Meet In state
Convention.

The Popullsts Of Ohio Meet In state
Convention.
Columbus, o., August 1.-The Popu-
list state convention met here today.
The pnrty In 1893 cast 1000 votes and
this year $500 Hugo Preyer n Lead
ing Ohio Greenbncker when the Green
back party was In existence, " chair
man OF the state committee and called
the convention to order. He reported
an empty TREASURY after nm expenditure
OF $3.50 In distributing Leaflets Of tho
silver question, Senator Jones' speech.
national bank nnd bond swlndlca, etc,
and called upon the 800 delegates for
financial help. Four women are pres
emit
!. 8. Coxey, the Popullst candidate
for governor. In the center OF interest.
George Aul OF Cleveland was made
temporary chairman. As the commit
tee on resolutions was unable 10 agree
on n platform until Int tonight. no
nominations were made, the time be-
ing occupied mostly with speech MAX
Ing.
Gen. j, s. Coxey who VIII be noml-
mated for governor tomorrow, made
speech. and he also addressed an
open air meeting tonight. He talked
mostly IN his non-intereat bond
scheme The committee on resolutions
finally Endorsed the Coxey bond
scheme. There were seven votes
against t. The other plnnks OF the
platform are merely reiteratlon OF
the Omaha platform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
THE DANGER is PAST.
Rivers Are Recedng and Are Now
Below Danger Point.

Fort Smith. Ark. August l.-slx
inches of rain In twenty-four hours Is
the record as reported by the signal
service officer stationed here. Enough
water has fallen during that time TO
overflow every creek and water course
within 100 miles OF Fort Smith. Yes
terday the river was rising at the
rate OF one foot per hour but tonight
il is gradually receding and the dan
ger of a flood has passed for the pres
emit
The valley road is heavy sufferer
by wrecks and washouts. A bridge
near Braggs' station Is 80 badly dam
aged by the torrents OF water that all
freight trains have been abandoned
and passenger trains are compelled 10
transfer.
reached here tonight that the river
al Spadra was already out of Its
banks and is doing damage. The
farmers are moving all their livestock
10 high ground for safety. Crops in
the lowlands are seriously damaged.
The danger line here Is % feet. but
tho signal service does not think the
water will 20 above p feet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
AFTER THE BANDITS.
Criminals Now Threatened with Sample Of
Mexican Justice.


City OF Mexico, August 1.--Narioua rob
berries and assaults, which have taken place
lately In the federal district have melted the
authorities 70 vigorous action. The activity
OF General RincOn uAllardo governor OF the
federal district, and inspector general OF
police have resulted IN Important arrests.
throwing the criminal classes into state Of
terror. for their punishment will be both
swift and revere The attack on Buena Vista
Rancho. belonging 10 Senior Teresa, president
OF the international bank. occurred on tho
night OF the 18th OF July by a party OF eight
bandits, The leader was captured on the
2Sth and a portion OF the property stolen found
IN his possession The police will soon arrest
tho remainder Of the party. An attack on the
Arsenal Rancho by twenty masked men oc-
CURED Don the night OF July abth, Eleven OF
tho party were captured almost Immediately
By a detachment OF the famous rural guards
and the authorities knew who the remainder
are and they are being tracked to their
lurking place
Many arrests OF striking Iourneymen bakers
took place this afternoon. The strikers are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

HAVE A BOLD PLAN.
Talk of Stealing Ameri-
can Boat
TO FIGHT THE SPANlARDS.
Scheme on Foot by cubans TO Blow
Up Morrow Castle at
Havana.
TO FIGHT THE SPANlARDS.


PHILADELPHIA, August !.
The Evening bulletin today has the follow
ing. At secret meeting of Cuban Nymua.
thizers In this city last night, In Witch o
number OF the prominent leaders uf the move
ment were present. a daring project was Ie
yealed. II was nothing less than plan 70
steal the dynamite boat Nesuyius from the
League Island navy yard. man her with a
picked crew and send her 10 Havana 10 lay
Morrow castle In ruins and seal the fate OF
Spanish dominion IN the government Of the
Antilles,
The scheme caused a great lcal Of excite
ment. The more conservative Cuban-Amori-
caus denounced Il and It's projectors and
warned those present not to allow themseNcl
TO countenanee the idea. az II would only tend
10 wean the sympathy of the American people
from the inaurgent cause.
An enthusiastic advocate Of Cuban ipdcpcnd-
enee said today; III the naval officers DO not
look out the Nesuylua Will be minaing some
morning from her moorings at League Is
land"
Within q week a man who has Htrodo the
deck Of many vessels and who chtca much
Tor gold and who has rlaked hts life 10 OBJ
tain Il dozens OF tiniua made the following
prorusitiOt to certain perAOnai
Give me $4,000 and wlll steal the Ncsu-
Nlus. run into Havana hsrhor. and Ia ten min
utes lay Morrow castle In heap Of ruins Z,
III the Nesuyiun ever got clear Of the wharf
aud steam up there Il nothing In the Amcfl-
ca1 navy that could catch her and officials
there have nothing TO send In pursuit but the
rev enue cutter Hamilton and the Vesuylus
would run away from her like creased
lightning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
NEED THE LAnoRlNa MAN.
Cleveland Democrats are Probably Turning
Toward Free Silver.

toward fIee SllNtI.
Cleveland o.. Aug Tho outlook 10
that within few days there Will be
decided manifestation Of interest In state
politics among Cleveland Democrats,
Nr. Alfred Whitaker and squire Hart are
among the enthusiastic believers IN the if'e
coinage OF silver at - 20 .. MIR. Whitaker
says he does not expect ,dai Cuyahogu VIII
send a single delegate who ID opposed 10
Tree coinage. Mir. Hart said today The
Democratic party viii never WIN nnolher VIC
tory until il brings back 10 itH ranks the
Tin bucket vote which has been aiienated IN
the past year or two. Win a tull vote
this state aud county can be carried by the
democracy. We have % votes from iuyAT
hoFa ia the state convention. and We must
see 10 il that the delegates are for silver
This city has never been noted for IFS
fri ndshlp for Senator htiye. Inc s,," ,,,l.
fences are IN very bad shape here and neeh
attention II he realizes that tart he y
either working very quietly or belleNeh II
IL not time 10 act for mere are u" slsnH
that the senator or bis managers are doing
more than operating q literary buFNu,
There Is fubstnntlnl unnniniiy nm9ns
Cleveland Democrats MS 10 ~" au1puoli
Of "A resolution IN favor OF the election o.
aenntnrs ny the people. They believe In
such action, but the Johnson proposition
To nominate candidate for senator ~
the Springfield rnnienilon Wv Mpni
which there Is a marked difference OF ol'ln'
Many Democrats believe that II would be
uurisc 10 nominate u candidate a. hpNhs,
neld FOR the reason that the nomination OF
4 sonnfor might make the other candidates
for the scnntolslhp lnkewarln as 10 inc sue
cess OF the state Ticket. The possible can
dldacy or Judge Bnndiu Il being much dls-
cnsscd, and many pleasant reimhrhs W.
being made about the judge. 'lhere hIe
those WHO believe that In due time Tom
Johnson will enter the guhcrnhtorlal DEh'
either ms candidate himself or IN sup.
n1rt Of notne one who he thinks cnn drlrh'
triee A resolution fayorlug The free coin
nge of silver at 10 10 l and inatrncting the
delegates 10 the state convention 20 VOC
for free colnngc plank IN the state plat
fnrp, will he introduced IN the count,
convention and Is almost certain 10 DC
n..urlnI .tIih a MMlfl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Railroads Are Taking Hand in Pennsylya-
yania Politics.


Warrington. August lit has been aseer-
tanned that the war IN Pennsylvania upon
Senator quay reaches much further than the
real enemies of Senator Quay arc more pow
erful than the local bosses In rittsburg and
philadelphia, even whom fighting under the
nag Of Governor Hastings.
The real parties to the war are the Ponnsyl-
vania railroad on the one side and Don Cam
efon on the other. Great railroad corporations
must alwaYa be In condition 70 borrow
a large extent subject, as nations are, TO a
tue VIII Of these powerful agencies through
which great loans can BE- made.
II Is an open secret that. during the sirug-
gle TOT the repeal Of the sherman purchase
act. two years ago. the Pennsylvanla Railroad
company Maa negotiating for loan OF SO
OOlOQJ. until this was carried 10 success
fu termination the great money blending
puwdr was the master " the great corpora
lion which wanted to borrow, That master
told President Roberts that he must deliver
Don Camernn's vote ln the senate for the
repeal o. the silver purchase clause
Mt Rubortf came TO WaHhlnston and
laborcd with Cameron, hut without avail. lie
reported to his friends that Senator Cam
efon not only refused to bulge one Inch on
the subject but that no nAtly told rrcsidml
Roberts that no was lacking In sense. Thr
contract whom It compelled IA rmployo
David Martin, Of Philadelphia, 10 turn his
back on QUAY last year and to lnauguratt
an lnsufrecuon against the Quay machine
IN Philadelphia, OF which he had Ions been
tho reputod boss,
The objective point Is not tho overthrow Of
Quay. but OF Cameron. lie Ia to he iiun-
ishod = an object lesson Tor other senator's.
Not only To be- punished for his action IN
lss3. but to be returned 10 private life be
cause OF his advocacy OF tho free and un-
limited coinage OF silver quay publicly statcs
that be Is not for free silver, but he dq~'
rot promise to antagonisc Cameron, II"
isn't . mgn who botfayh his friends, hence
the nght now being made against him,
Although the result Is doubtful. .the chances
are IN Qugy's favor.
The great manufacturing interests do not
FORGET his bulldog night against the Wilson
bill. and his large share IN the anal de
feat Of Mr. Cleyoland's acheme TOT irco coal
and Iron.
II they will contribute half rs much
money to thls slide ~ tie Hght ~ tue Penn
syiyanla railroad does to hls enemies some
VI those who have deserted him may not
'tstny bought" Dean Richmond used to
say that man was fair In politics when
he would 'stny bought"
The knowledge TINT this W q struggle
between the tnmerun-Quuy dynasty nud
the Pennsylvania railroad corporation lends
n an interest which attaches TO NO ollri
uulltcal contest Of the year,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
% NEWS MUST BE OFFICIAL.


Campos Objects to Correspondents Sending
out News.
Havana, August l.--Captain uuorada. at tho
head Of detachment OF marine infantry, at
midnight met an insurgent band consisting
OF twenty-five men headed by Reyoa On u
farm belonging to Guerrero Managua. near
Matanges. During the Hltirmish which fol-
lowed the insurgents lost one man killVd and
had several wounded. The guerilla forces
Of the district arc pursuing the baud.
Lieutenant Callnio with nyo volunteers,
who Is at san Jaunn de Llsaras IN the pro-
vince OF Santa Clara, met Twenty-Five inaur-
gents near SebabO. The insurgents were
dislodged from their positions and ifperscd,
leaving one OF their number dead and carry
ing away i've wounded.
Captain General Martinez de Campos has
Issued the following proclamation;
There being repeated instances In which
the press publishes nows and correspondence
which is misleading to public opinion and
tends TO SAVIOR toward the insurgent forcrH
and TO damage the national army avail
myself OF the right that the third article Of
the law bestows on me, and decree the fol-
lowing;
"Aarticle lit IN absolutely prohibited to
publish news referring To the campaign when
1t is not Of Official origin.
Article 2.--'fhe stan correspondents VIII
hand to the press the news and facts thc
publicity OF which Is not included In tho
"CAMPos."
Madrid, August i.-Dispatches received here
from Havana announce that the insurRonu
have been defeated with heavy loss IN The
sagua district and that the insurgent leader
ROboTiguez was Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
Nnw ROADS pnolEcTnp.
Tho New South Demands Better Transports
taton Facilities,

baltimore, Nil, August 1.-The Manufnc.
Jurors Record IN reviewing The industrial
progress Of the South for the week REPORTS
much activity In the organization OF railroad
undertakings. Among tho projected rOnds re
ported for the week nIe company to build
a LONG distance electric ruad IN Florida. n
company organized 10 build about $40 miles
OF rond In North and South Carolina; COM
pany organized to build seventy i've miles
In Alabama. twenty mile lumber road In
North Carolina, ana thirty mile road In
Georgia. The aggregate III over 900 milee Of
railroad projected during the woek with indl.
cations that most OF theae enterprises Will
begin active operation In the near future,
Cotton mill enterprises continue to attract
great attention, and among the comphnlef
reported Tot the week were 500 900 cotton
seed oil company In ArkannaH 5000 spindle
min at Charlotte, n. O., q 100000 company
al HillHborO, ", c.. 500 900 company at
Edgenrld ind a mill In Georgia,
Bids arc Invited for the construction OF n
HiXty-four mile canal Ia Florida to drain l00.-
900 acres OF muck land. Among other Indus
trials were two coal mines In MARYLAND q
$50 900 hnrhnr improvement company In Tcfaa
and three large lumber mills In the same
state. tho consolidation " thron OF the lntgeI
fertilizer companles ~ the South with
capital stock OF 81 900. 900,
An active demand from the north ~ re-
ported for Southern made furniture, one con
Germ In South Carolina reports that ia
nhippinF It's entire product to the New Eng
land and Middle states.