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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
CAPTAIN ROBINSON is DEAD.
FOR Some Time Indian Agent at the Lap
wal Agency

Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. l5.-Captain Jo-
seph Robinson, Indian agent at Lapwai,
died this morning at o'clock after sew
eral weeks illness from a carbuncle on
the back of his neck. A number of Lewis
tonians will attend the funeral tomorrow,
the interment to take place at Lapwai.
Universal regret is felt here over Captain
Robinson's death, as he was very popular
with all our citizens. Colonel 10 Lane
has charge of the agency until a new
agent is appointed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
WILLIAMS MAY RETURN TO MOSCOW
he EN-Treasurer vii Choose His Own
Time for II However

Moscow, Feb. 1S.-Ex-City Treasurer
Williams has written to several friends
In the city from Mexico. He expressed
an intention to return to the city at a
later date. though he intends to come al
ms own time and in his own way
Inc county commissioners met II. c.
BarroI' of Theis, & Barroll, and his at
torney' f. 7. Post, today, with regard
TO the Hinckley warrants. 1t is doubt
1ul whether compromise can be agreed
upon.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART FAILURE
Jim Allison of Wardner Had No Warn.
ins of Ills Approaching End.

Wardner. Idaho Feb. 13.-Jim Ali
son. an old and well-known saloonkeep-
er of Kellogg, died suddenly yesterday
of heart failure. A few minutes before
his death he had gone to the postofice
for his mail, and remarked that he new
or felt better in his life, and on returning
home he fell dead.
James Cameron, little boy of about
: years old. had his right leg broken
above the knee while coasting near the
Kellogg school house.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23

in the senate say it is of the utmost i'm
portance that Idaho should elect SEN
ator. If there is a vacancy it means
a loss to the silver-fighting strength,
which is essential in the next senate.
Senator Teller of Colorado, leader of
the silver men, said today that the cause
OF silver was greatly injured by the
failure of Idaho to send another sena-
tor to help in the struggle Of the next
senate.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
REFUSE TO MAKE GOOD rnEFTs
Latah Commissioners VIII Not Pay Theis
" b arroll in Good Warrants.

Moscow. Feb. 15.-Theiss & Barroll pro-
posed to the county commissioners that
they should issue new warrants to them
i'm place of the ones they hold that were
fraudently issued by Hinckley, the new
warrans to be for the same amount as
those held, less per cent. and accrued in
terest The board rejected the proposition
and the matter will be taken into the
courts.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
CAUGHT IN AN AWFUL BLIZZARD.
A Mother and Two Children Frozen to
Death.

Aberdeen, S. D., Feb. 1S.-Reports have
been received here today of a severe bliz-
zard in the hills east Of here yesterday
Mrs. Nehring and four children attempted
to go TO neighbours house during the
storm. They became bewildered, and
when found the mother and two children
were dead, and the other two children
badly frozen.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
Unehanged Vote at Salem

SALEM Or, Feb. A.-There was no ma
terial change in the joint ballot for senator
touay the vote standing: Dolph 80. H.sre
Lowell g. absent c. --'" o.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23

just to show that he acted in good faith.
That is all we want just a breathing
spell The principal on these loans is
not due II is only for years interest
that they would turn us out. Give us a
little time and we will pay our debts.
Pass this bill and you will drive hundreds
of families from the shelter of a home"
After a long battle the bill was recon-
mended for passage. with an added sec
ton providing that there shall be no fore
closure within three years of mortgascs
so validated.
SENATORIAL VOTE.
The senatorial vote today was the same
old thing: Shoup 20, Sweet is. Clagett 15
Tonight there is some nervousness APP
parent. During the day there has been
much talk of an election tomorrow. and
some good-natured betting involving
trhes has been INDUCED on that point.
However, from the best information OBJ
tainable the election tomorrow is not
likely 1t may come but it need not be
expected. on the point as to whether the
successful man is to be Sweet or Shoup
or a dark horse, the lobby opinion is di-
vided.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
Negro Murderer Hanged.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 15.-Phillip Mar
tin, the negro murderer of Eli Stilwell,
was hanged here this morning. July 4,
1893 Martin and companion named Lyle
met Eli Stilwell, who was intoxicated, and
jostled against them. Martin, with a
knife, stabbed Stilwell to the heart. Lyle
was acquitted Martin maintaining to the
last that Lyle was the murderer.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
SENATOR BIrRBowER WAS BITTER

UnmercifulIy Scored a County ConsOli-
dation Bill-Yote for Senator.
Boise Feb. 15.-There was no change
in the vote for senator. Shoup 10, Sweet
Is. Claggett Is. Speaker Cozier and Rep
resentative Thomas were paired.
In the senate the bill to consolidate Al
turas and Logan counties came up as a
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23
SENATORIAL BALLOT.

Shoup 10, Sweet 49, Clagett d. That tells
the story of the senatorial ballot today.
How much oftener ii is to be repeated
is matter of conjecture There is MOTH
ing new in the situation, though there are
evidences of earnest work being done.
There seems to be an idea that some mat
ters before the Legislature are involved
more or less in the senatorial contest. and
that no senator will be elected until they
are disposed of.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-23

Washington, Feb. 1.-THE silver men
The evening times., 1895-12-07
Feminine All Sorts.

The mother OF the late Octa vius Brooks
FrothingiIam was one OF the three cele-
brated daughters OF Peter Brooks, an old
time Boston millionaire One OF her sisters
married Edward Everett and the other
Charles Francis Adams.
The Princ cess OF Wales has had printed for
private distribution some songs which she
has composed for the either.
Mrs. Amelia Da irwin, aged lOs years, died
at Black River Falls, Wis, last week. She
has lived in that vicinity for about fifty
years, and her age seems to be well authenti-
Gated. Her husband. who survives her is
reputed to be 107 years old.
Women made a new political move in
Olympia. Wash, last week. There was an
election there on Wednesday, and on that
day. and for a few days previous an adver-
tisenicnt appeared In the 0lympian asking
"tte women or Olympia to meet at the
Presbyterian Church at $50 on election
morning, "for earnest pra yer that the voters
may be guided by Almighty God in the selec-
tion OF candidates for city Officers"
No Turkish beauty is ever thin, for beauty
and thinness are, according to their way of
thinking. quite impossible mates. In order,
therefore. To make themselves pleasingly
pinrsp. Turkish women eat rose leaves with
buteer.
Mrs Mary Rochester, colored, died in the
New Castle Del. county alnishouse q few
days ago at tie reputed old age OF 104 years.
She had lived in that vicinity during most
of her life.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
USDERTAEERS-
IN MEMORIAM. .

Thomas Theodore Owen passed INTO the
rest of Paradise on tie vigil OF y u SAINTS
Day, October 81, 1895. He was he old
est son of Francis l.. cnd Mary & Gwen.
on November 2. 1869. In 1886 The family
moved TO Washington, D. G.. ard f:om lhat
time through nine successive years, h0fnaS
occupied trusted position in business
with MIR. john Il. Rupert. All vino knew
him in his business Ielatiuns trusted him
implicitly. As boy and a young man he
was peculiarly affectiopate and kindly to
his parents and brother ard sisters. For
many years he was wofsnipper AT Epl-
pbauy Church but for the last year had
been a member of ST. Marks. anu LEI Ween
him and the rector. the Cey. A. j. Graham.
the warmest affection -isted- For sew
erai years Thomas had paid attention to
Miss George DoUgherty or Washington, TO
whom he was soon TO have been married.
On October lie was in his place al church.
night. Peculiar complications or levers
arose and medical skill and loving hands
were Of no avail. He passed away in the
comfort OF q reasonable, religious and
Holy hope" and may light perpetual shine
The last services were held in st. Marks
Church, by the rector on Sunday, November
g. and the jntermcHt vas at the historic
Rock Creek Cemetery.
La there breaks yet more glorious Gay.
The Saints triumphant rise in bright array,
The king Of glory passes en- his way.
AlleluiaI
Safe in the arms Of Jesus.
Safe from corroding care,
Safe from the worlds temptations.
Sin cannot harm him there.
Free from the blight OF sorrow,
Free from his doubts and fears:
Only q few more trials.
Only O few more tearsI
1t
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LEONARDA'S LOST LOVE.
Taken From Him by Her Father OH
, Her w Wedding Night.

New York journal.
Pietro leonardo, of No. 242 North Fifth
street, Brooklyn, is only an Italian CIg8n
grinder but lis love for his wife pretty
Camille Leonardo, who lives with her iather,
Antonio Giugc, has not yet grown cold.
Two weeks ago Leonardo married the
girl whom he had courted for several
years, at the home of her parents, No.
239 North Second Street. She is fifteen
years OF age, and one of the prettiest
Italian girls in the district. She is a
typical Ncapolitan; NO weather go warm
or cold that her luxurious black hair
and pretty head needed augbt for cover
ing than her vari-colored shawl.
There were many rivals for her hand.
and she favored another than the man
who eventually became her husband.
Leonardo represented to her father that
he had $500 in bank, and the wedding
took place. The festivities were at their
height the night OF the marriage when
rival Informed the father that Leon
arda did not have any money in the bank.
Then Guigo demanded that his son.in-law
produce the bank book.
I've lost the b,,0k," said the happy
bridegroom, 'sbut I've got the money!
No muney, no wife," said the enraged
father-in-law, and the wedding festivi-
ties broke up In row. Leorarda left the
home of his bride alone, vOwing vengeance.
He did not sleep that night, and has hardly
done so since. He consulted with friends
and made repeated demands for his pretty
wife, but was met with refusals.
Last Tuesday evening, unable to bear the
strain any longer, Le,narda, with several
of his friends called at the home of his
bride. They are alleged to have had re-
volvers and stilettues, and after fight,
during which the police have nut been able
to ascertain " any unc was injured, the
attacking party reached the rooms of the
bride. Leonardo seized her In his arms,
the first time since they were made man
and wife. He would nut let her 20 until she
was torn frum his embrace and the In
vaders driven away.
Yesterday monring Camille and her father
went to the Lee avenue police court and
secured q warrant for the arrest uf Leon
arda on q charge of assaulting her. The
father said that when the unf,s ppy BRIDE
gro'm was arraigned In court he would
prefer an additional charge against him
Of threatening tu kill.
Mrs. Leonarda's action was taken, II is
alleged, at the instance OF her father, as
since the night of her marriage she has
some what relented Inward poor Pietro.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

A meeting of the Officers of the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps was held in the
red parlcr pf the Ebbitt House last night
for the purpose OF perfecting arrangements
mans to be given during the present seas.,n.
The meeting was called to order with
Chief Engineer Baker. U. s. N, in the
,tary. The election T * Officers III S was ss':u al
once taken up. and IN the first ballot
Gen. Miles was chosen president a nd Lieut.
urer.
A committee uf six was appointed to
complete arrangements for the german, and
ordered l., report at tho earliest moment,
The meeting then adjourned, subject tu
Che ca1 OF the executive c'nnnittee.
Rhode Island avenue was the brilliant
center toward which society radiated yes
tcrday afternoon. TO meet formally Miss
Natalie Bnrhey MISS hss narney 1ad already
a adebutante at Bar Harbor last summer at
q number OF smart functions. which were
given In her honor there.
decorated with chrysanthemums and other
flowers. Mrs barney received in the
dra t wing room, presenting her young daugh-
where. the portrait of Mrs. Barney, by
Rose, hangs, was the center of attraction,
Among those present were:
,sI. sir Julian ana Lady Pauncefote. the
Mrs. Letter, Miss Letter, Mrs. Sheridan
and the Misses Sheridan. Ambassador and
Mrs. Patenotre, Baron Ketteler, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. 3. Rowland, Mr. Paul Lefaivre, Mrs.
Waiiach, and Miss Wallach, Mr. Jesse
Brown, Mr.. Robert Wallacii, the Turkish
Minister, Count Vinci, Nine. Bonaparte, and
Miss BOnaparte. Mrs. and Miss Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perrine, Mr.. and Mrs Frank.
i'm Steele, the Misses Steele, the Japan
ase Minister. Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockhill, Miss Monroe. DR.. and Mrs. Ma
urIlnnr = Rn~
Secretary Herbert. Mrs. Micou, Mr.. George
Howard. Mr. Charles McCauley, Lieut..
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Cards are out from Mrs. Mcmillan for .
8 o'clock tea, Tuesday, December II.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

DR.. Rogers Lecture Postponed.
Owing to delay in the receipt uf material
necessary to the illustrating of "Edin-
burgh-Old and New" the third and last
lecture In DIR. A. g. Rogers popular peo-
pies course, Its Production is postponed
until Monday, December 16.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Mamie Linton. Miss Maude Tyree
and Miss Phoebe Gregory OF Lynchburg.
Va. are the guests OF Miss NJ. X. Snyder
OF M. 1011 NJ street north west.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Mrs. MacKnigtit Moses OF No. 1746 Rhode
Island avenue viii be at home this after
noon from to g. Mrs. Adoiph Goshing of
Philadelphia will receive with her.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

A number of Washingtonians will leave
for Cincinnati next week to be present a I
the marriage of Miss Nichols to Count Pierre
DE cnanbrun or this city.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Mrs. La wrence L. Mckay of Charlottes-
vile, formerly Miss Bispham If Warren
ton, is the guest uf her aunt, Mrs. DR..
Bispham OF Cunnectitut avenue. Mrs. Nc
Kay spent many pleasant seasons here
previous Ia her marriage.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Cards are out for a tea from Mrs. Wood
vile Rockhili, to introduce Miss Rockhiil,
Saturday, December IA.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Miss Josephine Boardman of Dupont Cir.
Gle has returned from New York.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Horati, Stone of Pbiladel-
phia. Will spend the season in Washington
at the home uf Mrs. Stones aunt. Mrs.
X. E. Wiimot II Florida avenue north west
Mrs. Stone has recently finished her
musical studies abroad. ana has Il beautiful
and well cultivated voice
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Miss Grace K. Parson has returned from
her autumn soi"urn in New Hampshire.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

A brilliant reception will be rendered
Gen. and Mrs. MIes at Washington Bar
racks, December 10.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Invitations have been issued by tn he Misses
Davis, daughters OF Major g Gorge W.
Davis, for a tea, to meet Miss Pearson,
daughter OF Gen Pea rson, of Pittsburg.
Wednesday, December IL, to u.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Charles Alden and Miss Alden will
give q tea this afternoon from to Z at
No. 1911 New Hampshire avenue
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Mrs. Rosa Wright Smith of No. 1903 n
street northwest will entertain at tea
this afternoon, to meet Mrs. era ighill.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Miss Potter aud Miss Ssllie Potter Of
Wilmington. n. C., who are now In Boston.
Will be in Washington next week as tire
avenue. These attracting young women
will visit the Atlanta Exposition en- route
to Wilmingt on.
The evening times., 1895-12-07
Fresh Laid Eggs.

You cannot improve on q nice fresh egg-the
trouble Is 10 gos frssh. ones Wo look after
that Our Fancy Eggs are put up In one dozen
patent pockeI boxes, and every egg Is guaran-
teed fresh. Tho price is no higher than Others
ask for inferior quaiitiea
WILKINS COMPANY,
square Marble and Glass Stands,
Center Market
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Miss Martha Hichborn and Miss Bessie
Baker are in Philadelphia on a visit.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

The Hamline Junior Epworth League
gave sociable last night at the residence
uI tnelr s.tfciiiteII,ieHt, airs. y Il. AiIv hie,
No. i4l4 Skin street north west. The
program uf music and recitations was
excriientiy renuered by Miss pertie trown,
Miss Pearl Particle, Miss Aua Lipp Miss
ing with chorus by the juntirs.
Later in the evening Camty collation.
was served, and The closing huurs passed
pleasantly with games. Rev. f. =. Todd.
ID. d., pastor uf HamlIne Church was
present ana added greatly TO the enjoyment
of the evening.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Mrs Alonzu b. Day;ds of Alabama, who
was Il recent guest OF Mrs. b. Manchester uf
New Hampshire avenue, left for hume yes
ternay, accompanied by MISS Minnie Mac
alester, who viii spend the winter in the
South. They will traveI by way ur Atlanta.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

There was weli-atiended hop at Wash
lngton Barrac cks last evening, and a greatly
10 DE desired and UNUSUAL social condi-
tion cxisted-there We're many more men
than girls.
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Ra wles received and
among those present were Mrs. CioSson,
Capt. and Mrs. Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Strong
Mis- and Mss CatilD, Mrs. and Miss Lieber,
Miss BenEani, Miss Heiner, Dr. Smart
and Miss Smart, Prof. and Miss Cabell,
Miss Gus ming, Miss Townsend, Miss Todd
MIS-. Scott, Miss Scott Miss Ennis, Mrs.
and Miss FEegcr, Miss Gilmore, Miss
Casey, Miss Adelaide Kelton, Mrs. Ham
berry, the Misses Lewis, Capt. and Mrs.
BeacN DR.. keefer, Messrs. Whitney Helm
or, MHceler, Ennis, Tuns;all, Carr, Casey
Gilmore. Campbell, MinDegerode, Tyler,
HorDer, Licber. Howard, Russell, Mctiill,-
Tyler, Haycock, Rowland and Lieber.
Mrs. Bcriah wilkins has cards out for a
tea" Decrmber IS, to meet the Princeton
Glee Club.
Mrs Francis Cotton and Miss Clark give
tea, " u ecember 8, at their home on Con-
necticut avenue.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Arrangements are being perfected for an
entertainment To be given by the Legion
Of Loyal Women q National Rifles HAIL.
Tuesday. December IL IL is to be a con-
cert OF '.Ye Ancient Days" and will in-
ciude many OF the granuest songs OF The
Revolution. together with ballads, uitties,
and part songs that will doubtless appeal
To The bear,s of the audience as they did in
the days OF old.
Tue cDorus Will consist of over fifty voices
of 'ucnnc and wymmen with strong lungs,
who by notes and reules do syng."
Giesis. as we'll as members, are urged to
Wear cOstumes4a 30 far as possible, as the
evenings entertainment Will include a CO.
lOhlal DaI. which ali present Will be invited
to attend.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Gen. and Mrs. Moore will entertain at a
dinner, Saturday, December Fl, In honor
or Gen. and Mrs. Mics.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Miss Jessie B. Elkins of New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest gave a rose tea last night
in compliment tu her guest, Miss Adeic
Rose oi Bethiehem, Pa. The decorations
were roses, pink, cream and yellow, to-
gether with holly and palms.
The hostess was guwned in pink crepe.
Miss Rose IN yellow SILK and chiffon, with
damask roses in her CULTURE. The music
was rendered by the Troubadours, who gave
selections ON mandolin, piano and violin. and
there were several vocal solos by Miss Rita
Dunning, Miss Mamie WILDER and Mr.. Cor
don Byng.
Among the guests were Miss Effie Spald
ing, Miss Juliet Parsons, Miss Mary Gait.
Miss Norma Shafer, and Messrs. Frank
boswell, Geirge Elkins, Jonn Parsons,
Harry ID. Z. Rogerers. and Clarence Hail.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

A marriage of interest 10 Washingt ton So
cieiy is ti.:i,. OF Miss Marietta snorter Lett
wich, daughter OF Col. A. Hamilton Left
wich. and Mr. L. Bennett Young OF lalii-
more, which took place at Spartanbu re-,
s. c.. December b Letters of congratula-
uon were received from Senator Daniel,
GOV. Oates OF abaIna, Bishop Wilmer, and
others.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

Judge Shepard and ex-Chief Justice
Charles Busby, who were in the city last
week as the guests of Mr.. Martin, SOD Of
Mrs. Vance, 1927 Massachusetts avenue,
have returned to their homes in Raleigh
The evening times., 1895-12-07

The engagement is announced of Miss
Nina Chinn OF Connecticut avenue, to
Mr.. Walker, son of Admiral Walker, L. &. n.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

All we ask of you is to buy
your material of us.
We include all special ad-
vertised goods in this grand
offer.
To give you an idea of our
good faith we start the ball
,,4L ,,l, ,1,a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TOIT
Presidential Circle to Attend Bead
ing for Virginia's University.
Teas Have. .Monopolized Attention the
. Week sPe.st-Weddlngs and Other
Events That Are to Come.

No more attractive entertainment will
take place in Washington this season than
fiie read,ny tn be given tomorrow evening
by F. HQpkinson Smith and Thomas Nelson
..-s AZ. tiie f,ind Tor the restoration
or tile rOt'inda OF the University of Virginia,
which was recently destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Page have charmed
Washington audiences before, and the
privilege OF enjoying reading by them will
not 'rah To be appreciated.
. - MIS- sE)eyeland, the Vicc-President, and
the members OF the Cabinet, with their
families, Will sl,ow their interest in these
gifted authors end the cause for which
the reading is given, by their presence.
The evening times., 1895-12-07

This week there have been little but teas,
\ ieasss osfS,sk0Cs sochteS, ana the ausPicious
moment for three of tue seasons debutantes
has come nd gone.
fme Aiisses A,o,.ee came on tsimulte neOusly
on Thursday last. They are the daug hters
OF MT. Harrison hUweii Dodge, the superin-
..tesdenI L OF Aount. .Xern0n, anu the nieces OF
Mrs. wiLi,in henry nrown, prominent
,noysf W ,tle y. oapan.s Club mere. naIss Mary
McCeuey OF the Sti6reham Will give tea
IN honor or these TWO popular young ladies
December IL at the WoInau's Club.
- One OF The pieasa ntest features or the Bar
ney tea yesterday was the dancing, which
was participated in by about nifty of the
younger members or society. 1he uiDing
room, which was converted into ballroom
for the occasion, has only been finished tins
fall, ind Is one OF the largest and handsoinest
III Town. IL Is forty feet long ana has a
gallery at one end for musicians. The popu-
iafity OF the young daughter OF the house
was SHOWN by tue nunDer OF nosegays sent
her, and which entirely covered d table at
one end of>the room.
. 10 Mrs. Audenreisi mas contributed more than
her STARE to the social gaieties this week,
having given a number OF entertainments in
honor OF her sister. Mrs. Haven of Phila-
delpnia. NV hich Will 6e concluded by dinner
tOuay.