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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
FIRE N \ TREASURY ASSAY OFFICE
Great commotion, but slight Damage In
the Wall street Building.


Great commotion, but slight DamaRs IN
the Wall street Bniiding.
New York. Dec. e,-There was great
cOEnmotlon IN the assay ONCE III Wall
street this morning. The journal Of an
engine IN the deposit melting room,
where 81. SOC. 900 In gold bars was being
arranged for shipment. became over
heated and the oil ignitsd. The flame
followed the oil train along the point OF
machinery 20 The ceiling. Great vol
umeH Of black smoke quickly fllled all
the rooms qf the building. Outside ON
the Wall street side came q great kick
ing at the doors. II was o policeman
trying to set IN. An onieiaI opened the
door about an inch and then slammed
the door IN the policeman.s face The
policeman ran 10 q fire box and turned
In an alarm and IN q few moments two
engines ratified up 10 the corner. The
firemen. axes In hand. made An on
stauEht on the iron doors, but they
were refused admission. They insisted
and finally lis were allowed 10 enter.
aTr. Cross. chief clerk. said the only
danger was that the fire might have
extended 70 the essay recm over the
deposit melting room. THE damage
win not amount 70 over 800. There
IL q sum amounting 20 nearly s1o.ooQ.-
600 In the vaults in the assay ONCE.
st0o,000 OF which is In silver.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
THE DlSON-ERNE FIGHT
Bout Between Feather-WeiQhts
a Draw
II WAS A BATTLING BATTLE
Champion and Gave Consider.
ahle Punishment.

New York. Dec. 6--There was a large
attendance at the Manhattan Club to
see the 10-round bout for q decision
between George Dixon OF Boston. the
featherwelght champion Of the world,
ana Frank Erne Of Buffalo. who aa-
pires 20 the championship. Erne was
handled By Charley White and Dixon
was attended TO by Tom O'Rourke. The
boys weighed I26 pounds each.
They spared for an opening. Dixon
led and landed on the shoulder. Both
led left and fell short and clinched.
Dixon again fell short and Erne ciinch-
ed. Dixon landed on the face with
left. Erne hit on the body.
Round 2-DIxon sent his left on
Erne's face and Erne put his on Dixon's
face twice. Then he put his right over
Dixon's heart twice and two leets on
Dtxon's face at close quarters. Erne
swing his left and tapped Dixon light
" on the jaw.
Round s--Erne followed Dixon up and
got his left to the face In Dlxon's cor
ner. Dixon rushed. but Frank stopped
him with left hand jab in the face.
The Buffaioian WAS greeted with cheers
as he went to his corner.
Round 4-Dixon rushed twice, but
Erne stopped him. Frank landed on
the coiored boys face with his Ieft.
Erne stopped two left hand jabs on
the ribs ana landed once more on the
race. Dixon rushed dozen times,
0ut was cleverly stopped each time.
Round 5--Erne put his left on the face
and Dixon countered with his right on
the head. Dixon landed the right ana
left on the head and again his right an
the face. Erne's cleverness in sfoppinR
the ruahes OF the champion was loud
applauded.
Round e-Erne sent a clean left 20
Dixon's face and George responded with
his left on the cheek. Both countered
hotly with lefts on the face.
Round Dixon rushed twice ana was
stopped. Erne landed left on Dlxon's
face three times In rapid succession
without return. Dixon landed n right
hand swing on the neck and jabbed
his man right and left. There were
frequent cries Of 'sfouP' from Erne,s
partiaans on account or Dixon swing
ing his right while Erne'a hands were
engaged IN a clineh.
Round s-Dixon rushed again ana
again, but Erne met him clevariy. Dur
ing the latter part OF this round there
was fierce lighting. Dixon's left ear
was bleeding
Round e--Dixon landed 4 hard left
swing on the jaw and jabbed his left
on the face. Erne hit on the back OF
the head with hia right. Dixon landed
one rlght on the head which dazea the
BuFalo lad.
Round io-Both eountered on the face
with icftH. Dixon lanaed heavily with
the left on the face and body ana 4
right hand swing on the back Of the
neck. Erne got IN straight left on the
face, again on the jaw. Erne finRiIy
sent hia left twice 70 the face. Nothing
further was done until the round ended
The referee declared the bout a draw
and the spectators we're well satisfied
with the deciaion.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
WAR IS IN ITS WAKE
Monroe Doctrine Portends Gravs
Consequences.
THE BRITISH MUST ARBITRATE
Bnyard Cables the Note OF Salisbury tc
Oinsy and Il Ia Not Rs.
assuring.

Chicago. Dec "a special TO the
Herald from its washington cor
respondent says:
ssWar between the United States and
Great Britain Is threatened. Il can
be only avoided BY the surrender on
the part Of England. The contention
over the Monroe doctrine has reached q
stage which viii produce the Rrayest
anxiety on both sides OF the Atlantic
until the facts become known. IL the
American congress win support the
president. and OF this there can be no
doubt, Great Britain win soon be given
the choice of EurrenderinM or si@hGinw.
Upon authority which can not be
Questioned reads the dispatch. at ie
known that this government has re-
celged a cablegram from Ambassador
BayaTd, giving briefly the contents OF a
note which the marquis Of Salisbury
has mailed IN reply to Secretary Olnay's
dispatch on last July. This reply ID In
substance \ refusal 20 arhltrate any OF
the territory eastward OF the schcm-
berg line. Lord Salisbury raises q new
case. He now contends that the sehom-
berg line was not arbitrarily run. that
II was In fact located upon authentic
data, and that II can be proved hy the
records. the treaty descriptions and the
maps that Il correctly represents the
western limits OF the territory which
Great Britain acquired by ceasion from
Holland.
.sThe program which the president
and the secretary now have In mind IN.
frst. to ascertain the wishes Of yenex-
uela In the premises. II Venezuela IL
willing t6 arbltrate on the sehomberg
line, then the mission eK the United
States Il fer the time being as an end.
"once being assured OF Venszuala'H
unwillingneaa 10 submit to England's
pretenslon. the president win refer the
whole matter 10 congress at an early
day for such action as that body may
see fit TO take. Il h expected thas con-
| greas win at once authorize the preAi-
dent to issue an ultimatum that win
cause England to back down or flgat."
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
NO HOPE FoH sIlveR LEoIsLATIoN


Ahta session.
Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Dubois
said today that the friends OF silver aid
not look for favorable legislation at the
present session Of congress. and in view
Of the hostile attitude Of the president he
ala not believe any special Efforts would
be made Ia that direction. The silver
men. he believed. would so far control the
committees that they could at any time
bring up a free coinage bill. and It was
very likely that apeeehes IN advocacy Of
such q measure would Be made during the
session. The wisdom of making q pro-
Iongod flght with the full knowledge Of
its hopeIesaness. he said, was much doubt
% BY the silver men. and 4 was aitogather
likely that they would content themselves
with reanirming their allegiance TO the
cause rather than proiong the session
when no substantial good possibly could
result The senator. however, was very
positive In asserting that no issue %
bonds would be authorized OF other imam
clal lnsissation permitted without some
substantial recognition given to silver,
nor. be continued. would any Measure pre-
yiding COR The retirement Of greenbacks
paa8 khk senate except that silver be alV-
Cd an important place IN any scheme for
preventing contraction OF the currency
which necessarily would be caused BY
naeh FeslromnnG He therefore did 30,
look Tor amy nnaneial legislation at the
preeent session.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
BUSINESS IS SLUGGISH
Uudissnbutsd Stoeln Stand h
the Way Of New Orders
THE FACTORIES RUNNING VEL
Wool = . sAnao usAasr- Hxpusts -
Wnsas Ahove sas AvaraeD-
mnmM cAnmrmmn@m

New York. Dec "a. a. Dnn a cas-
say;
Business Is STAN nluawiah. - III mus@s
@ py the exssaaive indulxnmpu 0f apA
peute for buying when prices worn a.
NAnclnWe In nearly every hfameh alGzzzE4
not vet distributed 10 cunnnmaFm MsMn8
IN the way of now 0f1mrm. ana negsa
petition of pruduclrie furces aAswNfe 4s4.
oeeding the present demand, nufn 6n~m
the prices, that decline rnlMN&imM nsAs~
chaSes yet more. After the halsaA~8
many look Tor . larger demand For
me present The springs Of nam business
are runniu@ lew. hmE amouwh "A H0amM
on ola orders % keep most nf ehe ~usaa
employed IN part and 8 good nruaoetzan
fully. Financial Influences hmwn mnH
hindered, and rarely hnn faa pnsnArw
OF a session of congress affaoRe& bsanI-
ness so little.
Wool has baan nllahkay mkrana ahasseA
ny the London mmlem but ane mwNFs ~
OF quotations BY Coates Heoa. a nnir
q tenth Of par cant hiehes. 8aina asa.,
tinue large, S,dezste8 pounds Nnr 8aa
week. o. which 90 per camt wmn qorasMa.
Iron and isg products arn lower.
Plates sold at $40 and bnr sas mna Haa
nemer pAg Sla nt Valley Anslgm. msfM
bullets 1850 The averages ~ MI 0nnsas
tions 4 Sh par cent heicw kha ni&h&st
point In Heptemb1r, hQt TIE actual aasA
are frequently made below amntm fAa
Rails have mot changed, while wnessssfn
pig has declined IS and Bullets ee neF
ton. and purchases uf xa.anQ eosiM Ntx
San Francisco from England II mnelnMM
with considerable portlon oE wire nalia
az Boston.
Copper ia weaker az "a for laNa
with . narrow demand. and ftn "A stn
weaker, with the visible supply h8fa
and abroad @.1st tons agalnsf q As
toms q year agn.
The failures for tlaa waok haua seen
"a against SIS last gear"
BnADsTRNMTB
New York. Dec. Eraaasrans'n wan
say:
General trade continues shs fsaknrsn
of preceding wueEnaai1aK w4leas.
I qniet In most Rlnans business naimM m-
Quoted conEervative1y. acllu8 VA a63
ems. clothing shoes and herA nfa. mna
new orders generally of Mistnastf
character. THO mammnm hma h#nn 4 fmt~
/ one. mild waathar having anlnyeA 81.
ders until tha Chriatniaa 4emnna ana
the balated autumn re&nass cams a@s
/ ð@x. notwithstanding mzME&~ nm f1zS ~
reports Of quiet and unnhanrH sa.as.
uona L should b noted fhat 1ae tr
Vile. Augusta and HsrmImahmm II ano
SOUTH and NEflwauxec. Kansas Eate hnA
81. Louis At tbo waas prove sxnezz -
/ % the rule BY rencsain@ MalnN Ia a..
mana Tor whosaamia asapaa woods aR
pared with the praeaainm waak.
Exports Of Wheak ffour fnnl1asa AZ
wheatl from both eoaata 0f Ahe uaska
States this week amount "a H f
bushels, as compared with ESQ sl
week. and a.01I.oo0 II The Wask 3 ssal
ago.
THE total business Eallmwaa wmxA a1l
as againnt 2se last waak
BANK CIlMARA1ecNB.
Nsw York. Dec. a.--xna KaalnwlMm ~.
Bile, complied by BradakTaskm Ba4Se
the total clsaraneAa ct the p4imeE
cities and the peroenlaMa Of increase "a
decrease an compared wlAh ahe anx4mi
/ spondln8 week last years
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
DAMAGE SUIT paopERLY rRIer
Judge Hanford Refussd TO Purthor An
n0y Marshal Drake.

Judge uanford Refused 10 Rurther An
n0y Marshal Drake.
waIla wafla, Dec. e.--,Judge Hanford has
rendered an opinion on a motion to re-
mand IN the case OF Mary Wood VS. Unit
ed States Marshal Drake and Deputy
Parker.
This Is the case In which plafntifY ask
ed b.0o0 damages for false imprisonment
causod BY her arrest by Deputy United
States Marshal Parker. The arrest was
made upon a request from the authorities
OF Los Angeles. Cal. whore a woman by
the same name had forged a name 70 a
money order. The description waa sent
to Postmaster Failon Of this city, ana he
located the woman and informed Deputy
Marshal Parker, who arrested her. taking
her 10 Seattle via Spokane When she 3D.
peared in court the prosecution frankly
said she was not the guilty person.
Suit was brought n khe superior court
for damages against Marshal Drake ana
Deputy Parker. and defendant asked TO
be heard in the circuit court. which was
allowed.
The case was won BY defendant. The
attorneys for plaintiff then asked Judge
Hanford TO remand the case to the au-
parior court, which was denied by his
opinion just rendered.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
SENATOR DAVIS on AFFAlRs AsRoAD


Agrees with the President unly ON uls
venenueinn recommendation.
washington, Dec. 6--senator Davis, a
leading member or the committee ON for
eign relations. has given considerable
study to that portion Of the presidents
nnesaa9s relating 70 foreign afEaiFs. The
Minnesota senator does not uphold the
president IN anything except as to vene-
zuela, and Ia this particular he would
have had Il much stronger. Senator Da-
via notices particularly that part Of the
message relating 70 the manner IN which
Germany IL discriminating against AM
ericAn meat and other products upon the
plea of Eanitary preeaution, which. the
senator thinks. is unfounded in fact
The president. he says. seems TO forget
that he has a remedy At hand BY reason
OF legislation passed hy the Fifty-arst
congress. and which stIIl remains on the
statute books.
Senator Davis Says that N this president
should enforce the provision OF that law
for Germany for a short time there Is lit
tie doubt but what she would be found
willing TO make place for American prod
ncts without discrimination.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
REPORT or THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
TOO Many Appeals TO the Supreme
court--Debs caas Matter.

court--Debs Cess Matter.
Washington. Dec. e.--rhe annual re-
port Of Attorney General Harmon, sent
TO congress today, shows that there has
been an increase Ia the number of Grim.
inal casea pending IN federal courss, az
wen as an increase IN the expenses from
s.eStsss In 1883. to sb.sas. z2s In ISIS. strong
argument ~ made for abolition OF the
fees system. He says too much OF the
time OF this supreme court is occupied by
criminal appeals. and suggests that such
appeals be diaallowed save ia capital
cases.
The attorney general also calls attention
TO what he regards as the growing abuse
Of writs Of haheas corpus, and suggssss
the allowance ef atay by the supreme
court or one Of its judges ho required 81
least on All appeals after tho nrst
He asks Tor an additional aireUit Judge
IN the tifth and sixth cirerita
Northern Pacific litigation has called at
tention 90 tho necessary legislation 70 reg.
plmte the appointment Of receivers and
judicial nalea Of railroads. parts Of whose
linas ara IN different states. He points
out the dessrabIlity Of ths investment Of
q single court with control over che en-
tire property.
Prominent action Is urged towards
working out tbs solution OF ths problem
presented IN the governments rslation to
tho Central and Union Pacific railroads.
and M e may become necessary or advis-
able for the government 70 institute pro-
ceedlngs against one or both OF these
companies he shows tie necessity OF a
law giving some court In the District Of
Columbia jurisdiction Of the entire prop
erty and the parties tn interest
The attorney general says the principles
established BY the opinion Of the supreme
court IN the Debs case are OF the highest
value and Importance.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
4 socIgTY wEppINa M cHIcAo


= SOCIETY WEDDING lN CHICAGO
Daughter OF the late slayer Harrison
amd Barrett Ematmnn.
Chicago, Dec. h--Sociosy turned out IN
force this evening 20 witness the mar
ria8e Of RElsa gophonizpa Grayeon Har-
ria0n. daughter Of the late Mayor Carter
Harrison, who was Raaasalnated during
the closing days OF the worlds fair, 70
Barrett Eastman, OF the editorial stan OF
the Chicago Tribune. g. James church
was the scene og the event. which was
one Of the most brilliant and fashionable
Of the season. The maid OF honor was
Miss RenaS Lowe. OF Atlanta. Ca, ana
the bridesmaids included the Misses Caro-
line Gordon. Of Atlanta. daughter Of Gen.
eral John p. Gordon, Felsciee ORieaby, Of
EikhaFts daughter Of Ex-Governor Ogles-
BY and fiancee Of George N. Pullman. Jr..
and Adele Archer, Of Richmond, Va. The
bride was given away hy har brother,
Carter III. Harrison. Jr the uahHra were
chosen from the leading representatives
Of young society.
Cincinnati, Dec. E.-Half q doxan states
were represented AZ the marriage today
at 81 Philips Episcopal church, IN the
suburb Of Clifton. OF Miss May aEeliah.
daughter OF hEr. and MFn. William p.
Meiish. one Of tie leading bellies OF Ciif-
ton society. 50 BENJAMIN Franklin Har-
ris. Jr.s Of Champaign. III. The ceremony
vas performed BY Rev. Thomas ]. MeliSh.
rector Of the church and grandfather II
the bride. This reverend gentleman has
ofnciatea ~ the marriage Of sll Of his aix
Children and with todmy's nuptlals lnau-
gurated his appearances IN tire same capae-
~ among his grandchildren. TIE brides
maids included Miss Ethelwyne Walton Of
Cleveland. Mias AEiIlse Taylor 0g Toledo
and Mies Lucy Holiday OF Indianapolis;
among the uahsFH were James T. cravens
81 Kansas City John Isnta ef Chicago and
Alfred ID. Catch Or Milford, Ohio.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
SHATTERED WOOD SAW
Fragments Of the Blade Hurled
About the Street
The OWNER WAS KILLED
Ths Lower Jaw Cut ore and Cheek Laid
Open ~ One OF the Jagged
Pieces.
.ILY

Anaconda. Mont. Dec. 6.-Edward
Houghton was killed this afternoon by
the bursting OF circular saw operated
by. steam power. The blade flew into
a hundred pieces. which were hurled
about busy street and many passers-
by had narrow escapes rrom injury.
Honghton was one Of the propriet0rH
of the saw, which was q portable out
o. engaged In cutting stovewood from
house 20 house. He was struck by one
0f the pieces, which cut or hts lower
jaw and Laid open the side Of his head.
He was taken to the hospital, where
he died four hours later. He was rs
years oKds unmarried. The saw was re-
garded IS perfect and no cause for the
accident is apparent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11


neaFs Raia Spoiled tha Geiaa NJ EnaIe.
eads at Eew Orleans.
San Francisco. Dec. a heavy rain
spoiled the going az Inslesica today
just as the track was beginning 10 dry
out. Victor. the crack s-yaar-0ld Of the
Elmwood stock farm. won aa ne pleased
IN the handicap from Putentate with
0Fifin up. Two favorites. one second
choice and two outsiders were the win
nerA.
Seven farlonsscant Dance won;
time. I:ss&.
ST. furlonsa - Carmel won; time.
tnsA.
Five furlongs-PhilOmena won: time.
l:oaA.
Sax and one-haIg furlonEs--vlctor
won. time. 1.asz.
Five furlongs- George Miller won;
time. I.84M.
New Orleans. Dec. ss-Eseven fariongs
--LAgrippe won; time. i:zeM.
Six furlongs-Scufiie won; time 1:1BN
Nile ana 70 yards-proyara won;
time. 1;sk.
SIX furlongs- -sEarsearins won; time,
taL
Seven ana one-haif furlongn-a. d.
Coz woni time. i.aeA.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
~ LOUIS AND The CONVENTION

nuainess Meusa LaAsus VIII Gnafantea
Proper Auounf 81 EnsaFspinmeut.
~ 1.pain. nae. a-ghs business mems
IHnaffaS a. 4.
go b eaah Of Eaarantts6 pIasxss towards
q fund far securing tha rsruhssean nation.
~ canyantien Tor ~. Louis. A apeclal
meeting o. TN ieaE.ss was heid this -
tGfuoona when 4 was ff8olFeH fo e1farnn-
tee Eensraily. under tha aema az fhs cor.
paraslpn. sneh further nmos1nt AZ rniehi
Be necesaary e secure The convention snd
properly entertain ne delegations.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
paAYERs FoR suFFeRINa AaMrNLA


chriatiaua % America uuited IA ThaiF
sapplicasEous for Justice.
New York. Dec. 6--ITpward 10 the
throne OF grace today ascend the SUP
piications Of tens OF thousands OF be-
levers scattered over the length and
breadth of this land that the Divine
Being In his mercy may protect the
suffering Christians and missionaries
and the mission work Of Turkey ana
Armenia. The season or prayer IN In
response 10 the appeal Of the prudential
COMMITTEES Of the American board OF
commissioners for foreign missions.
and which has united with the wo-
mems boards OF missions IN asking that
today be observed BY the Christians
Of America as a day az special prayer
for Turkey and It's people and the mis-
sionariea Of all countries there az work.
Let the united cry OF Chfistandom, 2
says the appeal. ''go UP 20 heaven that
deliveranee may come quickly
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
SAD ANo oIsrassslNe AcclDeNr

an knfan4 Died Prom fmiuriaa ReceIved
Prem q faiI From . flmmmack.
HpraEue. Dec 6.--Wednezday evening q
droth. the iRfant son or Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis RessoF. The baby was asleep IN
the hammock a big deg rushed under
the haznmack ard upset Il, throwing lha
babe vielentiy to the floor arc causing
congestion OF the brain. Il sled two
hours after the accident. The baby was
two months old and an oniy chlid. The
funeral services occur at the Baptist
church Friday at D. m. The parents are
proatrated.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
AoourTeD o. ! pea1UaY CHARGE


G. 6, Gienn of 0ianu'a Perry. Idaho.
If4umphn in > Hitter Contest
Boise. Dec. elm enc feesral court To-
day c, G. Glenn was acquitted after q
fWe days trial On . charge Of perjury IN
= land contest. The case haa been inter
esting, both becanae Of the prominence Of
the defendant aud The pacellar clrcun-
stances q the prosecution. Clean il the
father of nisnn'a Ferry h waH adnin-
iasFatof Tor hia brother. who was burned
IN the insane assium iire IN isea the es-
sass enhFaead q desert entry naar ulann's
Ferry. a eonseat arose and Glenn made
certain afEldavisa which subsequent sur
yeya showed % be partially incorrect.
ths preeent prosecution wma based upon
THESE tnaeNuraelsa. and has Impressed Mr..
essnn's fnen1s - being ID ths nature q
perseeutien on the PART 81 MS anesalss
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11

SENTENCED DURNAnr 70 HANG

ladge Murphy neuied fha Morton for :
New Triaf-The Usual Appeal.
San Francisco. Dec. e.-auperfnr judge
Murphy today denied Theodore purrantss
motion for a naw trial He sentenced pur-
rant 20 ba hanged for the murder q
Blanche Lamont. but fixed no date tor
the execution The prisoner was ordered
iHto che custody Of the sheriff. who Waa
instructed within ~ days 20 take Durrmna
20 San Quentin prison. The prisoners At.
torney gave notice Of an appeal to ths
supreme c0urt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
cAIcAao FuaNITuag FIRM olosrn

A. "a. AnGrawe q co. Embarrassed fer
Want Of Ready Asoney.
Chicago. H.. Dec. s.--The sheriff to-
day took possession os the store and
factory or A. y. Andrews a Co. the
weil-known furniture manufacturers Of
this city. Judgment for s25.T0e was en-
tered by the Globe National bank. It Ii
understood the liabilities win reach
s1ao.ooo, and ths naeets are believed TO
Be nufTicient to cover them.
The house Of A. III. Andrews a. co.
was one of the Oldest and bess-known In
the United States and has been doing
business with the Globe National hank
only three years
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-11
cAMs ovEa 10 AeusE THE JEWS
Ahiwardg the German ARitator, ID 20 10
Our Sew Afsaletinn.

Our sew Afflletion.
New York. Dec. 6--Dr. Herman AhI-
wardt og Berlin. the celebrated anti-ae-
naitic aaltator, arrived today on she steam
er Spree. Dr. Ahlwardt says ne came
over af the solicitation Of aome New
YORK and Milwaukee men. aad expects
10 wipa ava lectures In New York. II Is
said Herr AhlwMr3ts mlanion il 70 start
3 campaign against the Hebrews. bic dec
frine being thas they are enorcaehins mp
on the wealth az tha world and are men,
ace q the prosperity Of other races, He
does net beiievs they should held once.
enjoy the rights Of citizenship or have esaS
share n puhlie affairs.