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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
rruii GrnMers Assncin,inn

The Northwestern Fruit Growers
Association held their second annual
meeting In Portland February &. and
). and, although not SO large In point
81 attendance as the initial convention.
IN Spokane. February. 1884. an interest
ing session was held ana many valuable
ideas exchanged Several INSTRUCTIVE.
addresses by leading horticulturists
were read, and the different railways
slgniiled their appreciation Of the i'm
p"ftanee or the occasion by sending
their representatives To- confer with the
members on matters 81 mutual interest
General Freight Agent Moore on he.
hatf of thu Northern Pacific railway
addressed the convention, ana his re-
marks We're replete with practical stIg.
gestions on the best methods Of hiring.
ing the fruit buyers and growers In
communication, the packing OF fruit I'm
attractive form, etc. The Great North
aTn railway was represented hy y y
shelby. assistant general traffic mana
ger. G G. Dixon. general agent AZ sno.
KANE, aud Moses Folsom. ADVERTISING
ana Immigration agent The latter gen
'iei9ah IS the author 0f the many In
struvtiys publications issued by N.
1rteat Northern railway the latest be-
ing "a bulletin descriptive of tn. fr,,i,
Industries Of the different eortbwsst.rn
states, aud OF great ys.lue 10 every
grower Of the luscious fruits FOR which
this section l. celebrated aud uncaualed
by any other portion of the IfnIfc5
states Mr. Folsom also delivered nm
eloquent address in which he painted
IN glowing terms the varied resources
ana Industries q the country. and ont.
thed the creed Of The Great Northern
railway ana its faith In the future ~.
feiepment Of the coast states. nroyen
by the construction Of it's great trans'
continental line IN the midst of hard
tunes without government aid. The adj. I
afess was well received by the large an. I
fience present
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
DATA As 70 SEALING MATTERS.
The President Sends the Senate All In.
formation at Hand.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE president
congress;
To the Senate: on the Sth OF January
received a copy OF the following senate
resolutions: Resolved. That the presi-
dent be requested. III not Incompatible
with public interest. to communicate
- the senate, all reports. documents
and other papers. including the logs of
vessels. relating 10 the enforcement of
regulations respecting fur seals adopt
ed by the government Of the United
States and Great Britain, I'm accordance
with the decision of the tribunal OF ar
bitration convened at Paris and the
regulations under which said reports
are required 10 be made. as well as re-
lating 10 the number OF seals taken dur
ing the season of 1894 by pelagic hun.
tiers and by the lessees of Pribyloff and
Commanded Islands. also relating 10
steps which may have been taken to ex-
tend said regulations to Atlantic waters
Of the North Pacific ocean and Bering sen
and To secure the concurrence of other
nations In said regulations: and fur,
Their all papers not heretofore publish.
cd. including the communication OF the
AEfuA VI Aitt AaIAiAth btAbAF Sthth
tribunal at Paris. relating to the claims
Of the British government on account OF
the seizure OF sealing vessels In Berine
sea
I'm compliance with said request
herewith transmit sundry papers, docu
ments and reports which have been re-
turned to me by the secretary OF
state. secretay OF the treasury and sec
retay OF the navy. to whom said resolu
tion was referred. am not in posses
sion OF any further Information touch
ing the various subjects embodied II
| such resolution. IL will be seen from th'
letter OF the secretary of the navy ac
companying the papers and document
sent from his department that IL IL i'm
possible to furnish at this time. tn
complete log books OF some OF IN
naval vessels referred to In the resolu
ton, but l venture to express the hop
that the reports of the commanders @
such vessels herewith submitted vii
be found to contain In substance .
much of the matters recorded in sal
log books as are important In answerin
the inquiry addressed TO me by the sen
ate. GROVER CLENELAND.'
Secretary Carlisle sent TO the hous
today a reply to the resolution Intro
duced by Mcmillan. calling for informs
tion upon Bering sea claims and e,
pcnses of the government OF Samoi
The secretary says the Alaska Commel
cial Company pays $4,000 per annun
in addition to the regular charges O
its catches for the privilege of sealin
and that the American Commerce.
Company has made a claim for $500 U
against the government. by reason
its loss by restrictions placed upon sea
ing. The United States has paid on
according TO the statement OF the seer
tary of state. Stag under the agre
ment of the government OF Samoa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
LEG Station FOR PACIFIC ROADS.
Authority Exists for the Government TO
Buy First Mortgage Bonds

Washington. Feb. 9.--chairman Reilly
of the house Pacific railroads committee
visited Secretary Carlisle today in ac-
cordance with the request of the COM
mittee. to discuss with him the advisa
bility or necessity of new legislation 20
protect the governments interests in
the roads by carrying ont the intent of
the act of 1887. The secretary Is 81 the
opinion that the act referred TO confers
all necessary authority upon the exec IL
tive officers of the government To en-.
ploy funds, II necessary, TO pay the first
mortgage bonds. which are a lien prior
10 the government payments, soon to be
come due. which the company may be
unable to meet.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
FELL BELOW ZERO IN THE WEST
From Tennessee North the Cold HAS
Bcen Intense.

From Tennessee North the Cold Has
Bcen Intense.
Marshalltown Iowa. Feb. S.--The In
tense cold of the past week reached
climax at "A. IN. today. when the Their
mometer indicated 22Iz to 30 below. the
same throughout the state being the
ruling temperature.
Pana, Ills. Feb. s.-The thermometer
registered 2S below zero here at 6 o'clock
this morning.
Chicago. Feb. S.-The weather was in
tensely cold here today. thermometers
showing Is degrees below zero. A strong
north wind aided TO the severity of the
| cold.
Nashville. Tenn. Feb. s.-The Their
mometer is six degrees below.
| Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. S.-Three
below zero Is recorded here.
! Lexington. KY. Feb. S.-The Their
mometer registered IA below this morn
ing.
Cleveland. Ohio, Feb s.-The school
authorities held a conference and de-
cided to close all the schools in the city
at noon. owing to the extreme cold.
BITTER COLD IN THE EAST
Washington, Feb. S-The western
blizzard struck Washington yesterday
with iic
city Ii passing through one of the Sc
verest spells OF cold that II has ever
experienced. The snow began falling
yesterday afternoon and by nightfall
the ground was five inches deep In snow
while the intensity OF cold was the zero
mark. The snow drifted 30 badly as
to stop travel on the suburban street
car lines and render transit about the
city slow and uncertain.
New York. Feb. S.--The worst snow
storm since the blizzard OF March IL,
1855. started last evening and has con-
tinued uninterruptedly until this time.
Traffic on the surface street railways
was much delayed and the elevated
roads were taxed beyond their capacity.
Ferryboats stopped running. Thousands
Of passengers are snowbound on rail-
roads
Philadelphia, Feb. S.-Snow ceased
falling in this city shortly after mid
night, but the wind piled up high drifts
rendering street car and other travel
almost impossible. According 10 the
weather office report. the lowest point
reached by thermometer was one de-
gree below at 5 a. m. Erie reports 1
below. Belfont s. Williamsport 8.
COLD WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
London. Feb. s.-The cold weather in
creased last night all over Great Britain
and was accompanied in many places
| by snowstorms. Trains on railroads II
the highlands of Scotland have beef
. Abandoned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
WENT AWAY WITH A MARRIED LOVER
Maggie Fisk OF Portland EIoped With
Her Physician.

Portland. Feb. lO.--Dr. Gaff. physician
OF Albina, and a married man. induced IL
year-old Maggie Fisk, daughter OF Police
Magistrate Fisk. OF Portland. TO elope
Saturday night. She left home in the af-
ternoon, and her failure To appear In the
evening started a search A letter was
found in which she told her parents she
had gone away with the man she loved ;"
Suspicion fell upon DIR. Gan. and the
father went in pursuit. The couple were
caught next morning near Cottage Grove
about % miles south of Portland. They
had passed the night at farmhouse. SHEER
iff Diliey, of Salem, arrested Gan, who will
be prosecuted for seduction and adultery.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
Fen Through the Ice

Pittshurg, Feb. 1i.-Mrs William Self
fert. wife Of prominent contractor
living at Neville Island. on the Ohio.
walked across the river on the Ice today.
carrying one child aged 5, while another
was walking beside her. Near the oppo-
site side The ice broke. and, although
the water was only three feet deep. all
were drowned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
FIRE IN NAsHYILLE
VANCOUVER FeRRyBoAr SUNK.
All the Passengers Taken orr ny "a TuI
Before the Disaster Occurred.

Portland. Feb. lO.-The ferryboat which
carries passengers across the Columbia TO
Vancouver from the terminus Of the Port
land A. Vancouver railroad. sank today In
eight feet of water. The wind was high.
and the boat WIS In midstream her
shaft broke. and she became unmanage-
able ON board were IS passengers. two OF
whom were ladies. A small boat was in
stantly lowered. the women put into II and
they were landed safely.
The ferryboat. in the meanwhile, was be-
Ing driven rapidly toward the Washington
shore She signaled for help and the tug
Brace put out and took of the passengers
and crew. not n man OF whom had his
feet wet.
The ferryboat was driven against this
Jeity at the landing. hole knocked In hel
side, and she sank
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
ROBBED THE STATION SAFE.
Bandits Looted the Telegraph office a
Falls City

Omaha, Feb. ia special to the Bee
from Falls city says.
Two masked men held Up the Missouri
Pacific night operator and robbed the de-
pot safe this morning at three o'clock. The
robbers showed a double barrvled shotgun
through the window and fired at the opar-
ator. missing him. but tearing the tele-
graph instrument OF the table. lie
smptied his revolver at theus.bui TO no ef-
feet. At the point OF Winchester he was
compelled to open the door OF the snfe.
from which small sum OF money was
taken. The robbers stole horses In the
neighborhood and escaped.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

40 YOU XIII some one. XIII a cripple. |
n "a better for them to die than live
anyway. Go out and kill someone and
IN give you 500. / asked how he would
know that I had done Il and he said he
would see Il in the papers. said 1
would not do IL. That was the last con-
versation / had with him. I did not
want TO say anything about II, as Il
was a family affair, but went and told
Elder Stewart"
Hold on there" said Erwin. I'VE
object as immaterial" The objection
was sustained. but Adry was allowed to
state that he made communication to
Stewart.
READY FOR THE DEED.
ION Saturday Harry said: You had
better be a little careful where you are
for the next three or four days. Some
thing may happen / talked TO him all
! could and told him he must not think
OF such a thing. That evening he came
20 my fiat and said had better take my
wife and go 10 the theater. ] told him
! / would do as id pleased He said
something might. happen and that my
wife's evidence as to my whereabouts
| would do no good. l stayed at home
| All the evening. The next morning Har-
nv saw me out looking for paper. He
smiled and asked me II ! thought some
| thing had happened.
/ shortly after 80 on the night of the
murder Harry came TO my fiat and
asked me for S.. l gave II to him and
then he said: You'd better 60 to the
theater tonight Take your wife and
90. Something liz going 20 happen He
seemed excited. | took him by the arm
and tried to detain him. He shook him
J self loose and said: I've no id time
to fool Then he asked me TO go into
his room about $3.50 y. IN. and see II his
revolver was under his pillow. Then h'
went away | asked my wife II she
ala not want 10 go up and make visi
to my fathers We went. When W.
got home heard a step in the hallwa!
and saw "A light In Harry's ROOM At
o'clock in the morning Harry came Il
the door and said: Something has hap
pened Miss Cling has been murdered
She was found stone dead In the roa'
near Lake Calhoun He asked me Z
come into his fiat, and did so. He go
! out his Colts revolver and cleaned Il
As he was doing this he said: 1t is jus
like picking UP dough. Then ne Ia
/ down on the couch with his overcoa
. over him. ! went back to my fiat w
got up early the next morning to get
: paper
Z A DRAMATIC SCENE.
h There was dramatic scene after ii
J. court had adjourned The mother ,
the two boys was In the court room an
4 had heard the story that fell from Il
= lips ~ her eldest born. She was tor
q by conflicting emotions apparently NJ
q knowing To which of her sons to tur
L Finally she put an arm around the nee
ie II each and attempted TO draw them Z
ID gether. tears streaming down her fac
II But Adry would not thus be reconcile
- He tore himeslf away from the mothe
IL ly embrace and with a gasping sob wei
20 1ut Of the court room. while depu
"a put the handouts on Harry and led hi
q 10 Jail
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
LOOKS DARK FOR HAYWARD.
strong Chain of Circumstantial Evidenc'
Woven About Him.

Minneapolis. Feb. Sin the murder trial
the chain of circumstantial evidence be-
ing woye about Harry Hayward grows
more tight with every hour. Even the
place. hour ana day of Hayward's pur-
chase of the bottle OF whisky. presumably
to furnish Blixt with the nerve to do
his murderous work, was shown, This
afternoon ]. W. Featherspoon. the ele-
vater man at the Oneida building. cor
roborated Riixt's story OF how Miss Cling
signed the 7.0o note TO Hayward In his
ofiiee, and how he and Blixt witnessed the
signature
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
washington Received SO, 600.

Washington Feb S--A report has been
made to congress by the interior depart.
nent on disbursements made from proceeds
OF the sale OF public lands for the sup
port OF colleges ana the purchase OF agri-
cultural and mechanical articles. Among
others the following states receive the
sixth installment OF SeDO0 each. Idaho
Montana. Oregon, Washington WYonlina
and Utah.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
MORE DELAY IN TIE pees TRIAL
A SICK Juror Prevents Proceedings From
Continuing,

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE Debs' conspiracy
case Was again delayed today by the M
ne 80 Of a juror. Judge Grosscup announced
that the juror could not be In court for
at least two weeks, After a lengthy con
snltation with the attorneys the court said
al o'clock he would announce his decision
as TO what action would be taken The
attorneys FOR the defense this afternoon
declared " the judge decided to call an.
other jury. they would accept the II jur-
1rs now serving and would read the evil
dence to the new man. Judge Crosseup
asked all the defendants if they would be
willing to accept this course. All agreed
with the exception OF Hannahan, who was
not In court. If his consent Is obtained.
this plan viii he followed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
General Curse Is Dead.

Alexandria. Va. Feb. Il.-General
Montgomery corse died here today Of
old age. He was born In 1916 and served
In the Mexican war as captain. In the
civil war he was colonel OF the Seven
teenth Virginia regiment and after
wards promoted TO be hrigadier general.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
ANARCHISTS GET T4ElR DESERTS,
Belgian Courts Give Life Imprisonment
TO Dangerous Men.

helginn Courts Give Life imprisonment
20 Dangerous Men.
Ilege. Belgium, Feb. 9.--The trial of
German anarchists Mueller and Is
others, which has been in progress here
SINCE January, was concluded today
Mueller and westeamp were sentenced
to penal servitude for life. Broisch and
Bach were sentenced 10 10 years i'm
prisonment; Yoosenti was sentenced TO
four years imprisonment; wilke and
Shellback were sentenced to three years,
imprisonment, Madame schleb was
sentenced to six months Imprisonment.
and five others were acquitted. The
anarchists were charged with blowing
up the house of the burgomaster OF
Liege on April u last.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
CHINESE STRONGHOLD YIELDS.
laps Capture the Island AT the Entranes
TO Mci.Itai. Wei Harhor.

Yokohama. Feb. i0.-The japanese have
captured the island OF Lin Kung Tao, the
strong Chinese position at the entrance Of
the harbor OF wei-Hai-wei.
London. Feb, IA dispatch 10 the Times
from Pekin says fun powers have been tel
egraphed to the Chinese peace ENJOYS with
view of renewals of negotiations with
Eanan
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
II Ugh wa started a Fire.

Bangor, Me-, Feb. s.-The highest tide
ever known here flooded warehouses
along the river this morning Stacking
lime started fire which threatened the
business section of the city. but by hard
work, the flames were extinguished be-
fore much damage was done,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
The Northwest Minine RaYiax

Gives all the latest mining news Of
Washington, Idaho. Oregon, Mon
tana and British Columbia The best
advertising medium. Rates mad
known ON application. Subscription
~ per year. The Mining Review Pub
fishing Co.. Spokane, darlington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
FIFTEEN FIRMS WE'RE BURNED OUT
Destructive Fire mt the iiHs.aess Portion
of Ottawa, kansas.

Ottawa. kas., Feb. 10. Fifteen Arms
were burned out today by "A fire that start
ed here this morning and ragged for four
hours. The aggregate loss Is $1,000. with
insurance of about one-half OF that
amount. The fire started in the Hamblin
block. a three-story structure. completely
destroying It and spreading to the Rhor-
baugh building. adjoining consuming H.
The Hamblin block was the largest build
ing in the city and contained a hotel
SCHOOL FOR BOYS BURNED.
Port Hope. Ont, Feb. l0.-The Trinity
College school burned last night. one
hundred and fifty boy scholars and Is mas
tiers and attendants escaped In their night
clothes. The loss liz sG0oco; insurance $i5,
ulu
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
TEXAS cArrLr FEVER LINE.

Department OF Agriculture Issues New
Regulations.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

DENVER MINT BILL AGREED TO.
Provides for the cofange Of Gold and
silver There.
Washington. Feb 1.-The Denver
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16

washington. Feb. IO.-In accordance
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-16
SCHOOL FOR BOYS BURNED.
SMOKED TOBACCO.

Louisville. Feb. IA fire this morning
destroyed the Crescent tobacco warehouse
owned by Ray a Co., and the Meyer.
Bridge Il Co. ~ woodenware establishment.
About so hogsheads OF tobacco were burn
ed. The total loss Il $4,000
FIRE IN NASHVILLE.
Nashville. Feb. iO-The three-story build
ing owned and occupied by Marshal e.
Bruce Co, printers and bookbinders. was
burned this morning. Loss $4,000; fully in
sured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

disappointment Certainly smother
factory would not DO %, ior that, Toe,
would have TO reject boels which would
not make sugar
There 10 one thing that the Lehi lac.
tory has shown c-nclusively; aud that
is thattugar beet raising can 90 made
profitable 10 Utah farmers under con.
dillona which have prevailed the past
two or three years. Ifby ATTY circum-
stances they are pressed below that
profitable point, farmcrs will coase TO
cultivate them. We hope nothing
viii come to produce the latter situe.
ton. We also hope that matters will
be- 70 adjusted that the farmers who
raise the best sugar beets Will be re-.
watded Tor their care and paine by
securing the beat returns therefor. But
we would be soroly grieved N the Utah
county farmers should commit the
serious bIunder Of striking dsathblow
10 the sugar induttry by any attitude
assumed on the second factory propOs D.
ton. Ifany sfthcm uosifc 20 become
stockholders In factory, We believe
there is plsaty u opportunity with the
Lehi works.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14
FRIDAY. Fob. l5.b.
MATINEE Saturday, Feb. 10, at 2 p. m.
THE FLAG OF OUR
COUNTRY.

D. Overture.
.. Uncle sam Forming his Flag.
3. Chorus "Iho Flag % our Country"
q. solo and Chorus "Como Listen to
the Song We Sinsn
0. Quauouo "March onward March, 4"
Miss Hazel Snarr, Nurtnud Norma Bus
by sigrid and RaguHiId Petersen, Mas
Snarr.
o. Song "Rlsslng Papa through tho
Telephone WostendoH, Miss Jessie
Abl0.
Z. solo Loves Sorrow, " shelley, Mas.
ter MauassA Smith.
= Recitation "Tbo Man In the Moon"
Miss Irene Eckis.
9. solo Last Night" Halflau Kkor.
uli, Miss Laura torrluno Harris.
10. Violin solo Variations. Coming
Through the Rye May Master Arthur
Podor-cn.
n. puotto "Fair Janotic.r Franz ABB.
Miss iulol snnrr and Master Msna.iA
Smith
~ Toy symphonl. Allegro, Monuetto,
Allegro, Joseph HAYDEN. The toys are,
Rattle, Drum, Trumpet, Nightingale.
Quail. Boll.tfoo aud CuckoO.I Master
Peterson First Violin Loader
ID. solo, SELECTED, Uncle sam.
IL. Finale from "Irbyaturo," Verdi,
Uncle ~am and Quar,oiic.
10. solo and Chorus "rhy Foesin Their
10 solo "Tho children Delight in Thy
Beauty"
II. Grand Chorus "our Flag Ia for the
FREQ" Uncle sam is represented hy
Mr. H. e.. Graham, aud queen U,ah by
Miss frone Ecki..
ADMISSION % aud % cents. Mati.
nee, DC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-14

years ago, Blsmarok aimed at making
Germany Protestant empire. He
opened the "kullufkampi" by which
the rover Of the state was brought to
bear against the Catholic church.
High ccclc8instics were Imprisoned
and laws were euaCicI excluding
the Jesuita from the country. What
success attended tie efforts Of tho
ablsst sistcsman Of the age 10 fight "a
religion with secular mohui? To-Day
the Catholic party hollis the balanoe Of
power In the Heichslag, and announces
that this power 10 20 be used 10 It, full
Get extent The Falk laws, excluding
the Jciuits, must DO repealed, or tho
governments measure against socialists
and anarchists will be defeated. Aud
still more, today Prince Hohonloho.
prominent Catholic, holds the Office VI
chancellor, while the real Navigator Of
the civil war on the Romal church Il
unable 10 exercise any influence on
the affairs OF the sts,e. Persecution
never was successful, tor Il isan eternal
truth that, while porsteutoi people
tometimea have been Ia error the
pcfsecutors ace always wrong.
Catholics, like all religious bodies,
are entitled iull liberty within the
boundaries VI the law. Those who
think /, tloir DUTY to eight them
should DO 90 by polntiog out their
errors and by The proclamation Of tru.b.
That IA the only effective waijit Is In
harmony win the principles Of
ProtestantIsm and worthy Of n
people that has acquired fame Tor It,
love Of equal rights TO all. Those who
are unable 10 meet religious Antagonists
with intellectual wospons and Ia con-
sequence Of their own weakness resort 10
physical force, would better withdraw
from the great contest, Tor they can
never be anything but n disgrace 10 tho
cause they rrtsud 10 champion.