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The record-union., 1895-04-19
For
Short TrOuSer
Boys.

We have an elegant line Of
Suits in nobbY Light CheyiotS;
all choice spring patterns
ages 4 to IA. Price, S5.
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Dolls.

Jointed Dolls with fine bisque
heads, length I8 inches. They
are the kind that sell regular
at SOC. Special price, $50.
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.Chdmbrdy
.GinghanS.
Tapestry for
UphOlsterS.

Five popular shades in Tap
estrY, for covering chairs,
Couches or drapery, 3 to 54
inches wide; a SOC value any
where. Special price. 33c
a yard.
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THE ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL

OF THE SACRAMENTO TURN-VEREIN
~ will be held on SUNDAY. May 5, 1895,
at Richmond Grove. Admission, 25 cents.
Full particulars hereafter. 1t
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
A Startling
Admission.
In New York City. for five con-
secutive years, the proportion
Of Deaths from Consumption
has been three In every
Twenty Persons.

Epidcrnics OF Cholera, yellow Fever and
other diseases Of similar character, 50 ter-
yibie IN their results, occasion wide spread
alarm and receive the most careful consid-
eratiom for their prevention and cure while
consumption receives scarcely q Thought
yet the number Of their victims sinks into
iusignidcancc when compared with these Of ,
consumption. Comparatively few people
know what 10 do for their loved ones when
they scr them gradually lose strength, lose
color, manifest feeble vitality ard enaacia.
ton, or develop a cough, with dllicu1t
breathing, or hemouAaTe. Cod liver ca
vas Tor long TING given ia all such cases,
bnt 1he poor success attending its use
coupled With its uauseatina taste has led
many practitioners, AZ veil A. tic public AZ
large, 90 place their main reliance in Dr.
FieTce's Golden Medical Discovery. II de-
serves Pafly attention and win prove afEec1-
ual mOt in every caae hut In large percentage
Of cases, aisd we believe that fully es per
cent Of all cases of consumption can, ifiakan
n The early stages Of the disease, be carad
with The Discovery DT. Pierce dpse not
ask people to believe until they have ia-
ecstigutcd FIR themselves. a pamphlet hes
been published having the nafnea. addresses
ana photographs Of large number 81 those
cured Of consumption. bronchitis. lingering
soHala, asthma, chronic nasal catarrh and
kindred maiaaies which will be mailed free
e. those sending ior 1t with their name ana
address upon . postal card, OF YOU can have
4 medical treatise, n book form nf Ieo
pages mailed 70 you. on receipt Of address
and six cents IN stamps. Xu4 can then
write those cured end learn their expert
ences,
Address Cor Book, WoRLp's DIsPsvsAnv
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. y. X.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
MOVE ON VENEZUELA
British troops Pass through the
State of Parma.
A SHOW OF FORCE is LIKELY
In eInafionsl Dispute Stay Be Tsrous hi
10 Crisis 81 Onca..-.liuiena
Governor Talks.


New York, Oct. so.-The Herald's cor
respondent from Rio. Brazil. teiegrapha
that news has been received from the
governor Of Para confirming the report
OF the passage OF British troops through
the territory.
EXPECTED TROUBLE
A special 70 the Herald from Havana
says;
The correspondent OF an English
newspaper has Just received orders
from his paper 70 embark al once for
Venezuela in anticipation Of the DEM
onstratioa that Great Britain Is ex-
pected 70 make at La Guayra to en-
force the demands of her uifimatum. /"
A CRISIS APPROACHING.
Chicago, Oct. 30.--A special from
Washington says: Confirmation that
an armed British force was marching
through Brazilian territory 20 that part
Of Venezuela claimed by Great Britain
VIII. il Is said. bring the international
dispute 70 a crisis at once. In some
quarters fears are expressed lest the
negotiations be prolonged untii En-
gland gets all the soldiers she wants In
the disputed territory. Possession. IN
diplomacy rs IA law. Is several points
ia favor of the agsreaHor and Tor thar
position England, IL seems, IL playing
trump cards.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
euI 81 1ne 80 aANa To 90
4 Outatat " yuinins VIII Pay ahe Pea
ally for licia0ps Crispea.


1 Outatst ~ ylHnius WIN Pay ahe Pea
ally FOR licia0ps Irimsu.
rort smlth. Ark. oct Se--Ali hope
az lnterferenee BY the higher courts, q
In tbs form Of executive clemeney. beias
Al an emo, the ave men composing the
..Ruck gang viii be hanged here to-
morrow. on the old galiows inside the
fort The gang consists Of Rufus Buck
Paoma July. Lucky Davis. Sam samp-
son and Louis Davis. Lucky Il negro
the others are Indians
All are low, heavy-set young Villains,
/ and with the exception OK Buck none
OF them show much intelligence. They
ran amuck In the Greek nation during
the latter part OF July. and completely
terrorized that country by their hide
Gus. barbaric and dastardly crimes.
Murder and outrages upon women were
frequent, and robbery WAS only resort
ed to as a means 20 their subsistence
The crime for which they were sen
fenced was the assault upon MRS. Has
san. a white woman. near Sapnlpas J. ~
The gang plundered the home OF Has
san, made Mira. Hassan get dinner fol
them, and after they had eaten she wal
ravsshed, while her husband was helt
prisoner. He was also subjected y
various fortunes, as practiced by saw
ages. Lucky Davis was the only one q
make anything of a speech before sen
tence was pronounced. ard he 0nl.
said: Il want my case TO 80 70 In
supreme court"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

For various reasons the Great Northern
= the route 20 take from the east to Pn-
get Sound, Ii Is attractive from a scenic
standpoint. II traNeraes the famous Lake
Park Region 81 Minnesota: crosses the
Red River Valley, noted for its wheat
passes Devils Lake. traversen the valleys
OK the Mouse. Missouri and MIX rivers
crosses the hoeklea In the midst Of splen-
Cd scenery 70 the Elathead valley, and
thence 70 the K0otenai country. the Pend
W0reliie valley, Spokane. the Big Bend
country. fhs WaHntchee valley and Tum-
water canyon, with wonderful scenery,
and themes over the Cascade mountains
and through magnificent forests 70 Ever
a Seattle. New Whafcom and FairhaveH.
The 1raataNorthern has a new equipment.
new track. ana everything good. sound
and safe It's trains include palace aleop.
ms and dining cars, buffet library cars,
hsghhaeA seated coaches, family tourist
cars, etc. Euroute thf traveller aeeA the
three great rivers of Amarica-ths Missile
slppis I ee Missouri and the columbia; sees
huge timber belts. spacious tracts % az
rfcuitural land far-rnashlnr stock ranges
splendid mines Of precious metals ana
coal. lAFGe amarries Of granite and build.
inS stone; ~ All covering a distance OF
is9 niiea. through I've great states IN
which there are openings sor al elaseaa
OF people.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
NAW0ATIoN UF TIE CLEARWATER
senator shonp 90 inxosttaate the Needs
and Wishes OF Idaho.

senator shonp 20 inxosttaate she Needs
and Wishes Of Idaho.
Boise, Idaho Oct. S0.--About the mid
die OF next week Senator Shoup win
leave for a visit for the northern part
OF the state. The senator desires 70
look over that section generally with
the view OF familiarixing himself more
thoroughly with the needs and wishes
og the people. and he probably desires
10 inspect the Clearwater, for the open
ing Of which an effort viii be made
70 secure an appropriation. The senator
feels. from what he knows Of the
stream, that II can and should be open
ed to navigation. A large and rich sec
ton OF the country is being opened up
along the river ana tributary to &C.
but the farmers who so In there to
make homes VIII be greatly handicap
ped unless they can secure cheap trans
portatlon for their products The open
ing Of the Clearwater would afford such
cheap transportation. and Senator
Shoup believes Il in highly Essential
that the Improvement should h'
brought about The other members 81
the congressional delegation from thii
state take an equally active interest II
this important NATTER and Senatol
shoup states II 70 be his belief that Tn
delegation win be able by Vigorous &C
ton 90 accomplish the end aimed nc.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
FRISCO TO START
viii Commence Oh a Wage
Basis Of So and $3.50.
ed. BoYCE HAS DEPARTED
Goes 10 Aiaska and Thence 10 California
TO Organize unions tn Remote
Districts.

Wallace. idaho. oct 70 superintend-
emit Joseph Mcdonald OF the Frisco
mine, on Canyon creek. came over from
Moscow last night and returned this
morning. ri Il understood that arrange
ments are being made to start the mine
at s. and $3.50 a day.
John Ekiund. the machinist from
Montana who was assaulted at Gem
Sunday night and ordered 80 leave Can
yon creek, says the members OF the
union have come TO him and said II he
ss....lAs s@sstrn to Gem they would fix
/ Il up. aa the best element Of the union
| deplored the act, which was committed
by toughs. He declined to so. at Null
/ Ian and Gem everything Is running
/ smoothly.
Edward Boyce. national organizer Of
the federation OF miners. left today for
Alaska TO organize unions. and win
go from there to California.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
HAD emo COLLISION At ST. toUla



Hlame Rests Between a Dead Engineer
and n Missing swltehmnn.
ST. Louis. Oct. s0.--In the head-end
collision last night between two subur-
ban trains ON the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. just outside this city. the killed
and injured were.
Killed--John Harper. engineer OF
the west-hound train; Charles II. Cat
ron, engineer OF the eaat-bound train
George True. fireman OF the east-boaHnd
train.
Fatally inJured--George Dunbar, Are
man OF The west-bound train.
Seriously intured-Mra. Janopoie, an
kie spralned. severe twist Of the HIP
j. Janopole. leg badly iacerated; Her
bert Taylor. left collar bone broken. left
car torn nearly OF; J. BayIeHs. brake
man Of the east-bound train. collar bone
broken, win recover; William A. VIII
tlams. conductor OF the eaat-bound
train. right arm fractured In two places
left collar bone broken.
Slightly injured--H. r. Ewing. Mira
o. Hull. David Ormaby, william Les
and his father. J. 7. Riley. William
Campbell.
Superintendent Brownlee OF the Mis
souri, Pacific said today that the re
sponalblIity OF the wreck lay between
Engineer John Harper OF the west
bound train and Charles White, switch
tender at Spring avenue. Harper Il
dead. The awitch-tander is missing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

said Parry, Me replies that he ala not
cara 10 tall 4 asked hln where piefzel
waa, He said be was Ia South America
and khe boy Howard with hina. Alice
and NalllAl hs maids were ia 1,ondon
With Minnie WiliiamRw
Perry was temporarily Withdrawn
from the stand. Inspector william Gray
Of the Insurance company. told of the
tracking OF Holmes. Orrlngton ~.
Hanacom. deputy superintendent OF 20
lice az Boston, directed Holmes mr.
rest on a telegram from Fort Worth,
Tex. saying he was wanted there. for
the larceny OF one HORSE
Holmes smiled ~ this testimony.
When arrested. Gray continued.
Holmes said he did not want TO SO TO
Fort Worth. but would go without q
requlsltion to Philadelphia. where he
had defrauded the Fidelity Insurance
Company or $4,000. This was entirely
voluntary on Holmes part
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
The HOTEL FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD



Some Of the principai stores OF the
City IEcavy losers.
Springfield. Ohio. Oct. s0.--Epringtield
was visited By q destruct,---. ore last
niRht. The A.aRonda hotel Wa entire
~ consumed. II occupied half OF one
OK the principal blocks fronting on
High and Limestone streets.
The IRE originated in the kitchen
about 10 o'clock. and burned about four
hours.
The Dayton Gre department was CALI
ed for assistance.
II was with great dimculty that the
guests were aroused. There were nu-
merouR thrilling escapes.
The building was s. five-Btory brick,
owned by John w. Boolxwa1ter. Of New
York. The loss on the hotel and con-
tents IL estimated at 100000. partly in
sured.
On the street fronts were some OF the
principal stores OF the city. The Wet
ern Union and Postal Offices were To-
tally burned. The loss 10 the former
company runs UP into the thousands
Among other losses are siegthaler's
drug store. $4,000: MArcelet IewelrS
store. $4,000: London clothing store
gfs. 600.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

release the Engllshmen and to permit
them 10 return TO British Guiana. The
British government demanded repara-
ton for these arrests.
He was asked II he thought that any
serious affair would occur IN the event
81 q crisis, to which he replied, Il think
not, al there II only very small police
station on the Venezuelan frontier. The
venezueIana tried their utmost 70 per-
suade Barnes and Baker 20 return tc
British territory after they had been
arrested. I have no idea there win b
any serious resistance 10 British de.
mands growing out Of the uruan Incl.
dent"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
MEXICAN cAlrlt AFFlcT NO pRlcl


Texas Ilys sto1k Association Makes
punlie sueh statement.
Dallas. Texas. Oct. s0--At q meeting
OF the executive committee OF Texas
Live Stock Association the following
was adopted.
Whereas. Largely exaggerated re-
ports have been put into circulation AZ
TO importation Of Mexican cattle inta
Texas: and
whereas, Said imports are calculat-
cd 20 depreciate values In Texas cattle,
therefore be IL
Resolved. That after careful invest.
igation OF the matter this COMMITTEES
feels justified IN making the statement
that the importation OF Mexican eattls
along the entire border from October
22 20 December 81 OF this year win no
exceed 100000 head. and consequently
win not in the least affect the prices
or In any way prove detrimental 70 tn
cattle interests OF the state"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
FoRclsLE ENTRY AND DeTAlNER ACT

Supreme Conrt luferpress the Law for
. Pierce County Judge.
Olympia. Wash. Oct. s0.--fn the case
OF the state ex rel Smith ct aI. the au-
preme court has ordered Judge Parker
OF Pierce county TO proceed. This ac-
ton was brought under the forcible
entry ana detainer act Of 1891. which
required the defendant 70 answer the
summons within eight days. Judge
Parker eontended that the act OF 1891
was changed By the act Of 1888. and that
q summons should require an answer
within 20 days. and therefore he had
no jurisdiction. The supreme court de-
eides that the later act did not amend
the act as TO the change OF time In
which 3 summons should be made re-
tarnable. and orders the Pierce county
Judge to proceed.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
HON. THOMAS PATTERSON ARRESTED

charge of Criminal lthsi Preferred BY
1he beaver sramwsy Company.
Denver. Oct. so.--fIon. Thos A. Pat
terson, proprietor OF the Rocky Noun
tain News. was arrested thfa evening
on charge OF criminal libel. preferred
ey the officers OF the Denver Tram
way Company. The complaint q based
on an article In the News 81 Tuesday.
which claimed that the 1uriss Ia the
cases where the tramway company Is
the defendant are systematically cor
rupted. Damages amounting to tz00.-
600 are asked.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
a BID FOR RusslA's PATRONAGE


prince Ferdinand. n sesrau cafholie
lias Ilis Infant Baptized Russinn.
London. Oct. so.--A dispatch from
Sophia announces that Prince Ferdin-
and Of Bulgaria had the infant Prince
Boris baptized In the Russian orthodox
faith today. Prince Ferdinand Is q
strong Roman Catholic like his moth
er. Princess Clemintine. Of the oriean-
fist house. and his wife. duchess or Par
ma. but IN this instance he has allow
ca HE political ambition to get the best
Of hts religious sentiments. This move
on the part Of the Bulgarian prince win
do much 70 secure bis recognition BY
Russia. and hence by che other Euro
peaH powers. as the legitimate sover-
elgn Of Bulgaria. Of which pFincipality
he has hitherto been merely the de-
facto ruler.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
The r amous
RUSSIAN FORAGE


UrnunH Enneflnals.
Yields Double the amount Of any ether
grass for Hay OF Pasture. VIII stand the
Dry Season and grows as vigorously in
September as Ia June. 1t grows on cry
halls where nothing else win grow. Il
solves the problem Of paaturaEe Ia the
Paiouse country.
Price Of seed. 40 cents rer Pound.
Ten pounds win sesd one acre and nhenld
be a0wn 81 tia fail. VIII sell nothing less
than ten pounds.
For References, Agricultural College,
Pullman. wash. and Agricultural Depart
nent OF the University OF Idaho. Address
All orders 10
n ]. suIFLDs.
Moscow Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
rAousANps q AcREs ARE -
Fatal fire sweeping ovsr Porter couuty.
Indiana.

Fatal fire sweeping over Porter county.
Indiana.
Grown Point. Ind. Oct. 2s.--should no
rain FAN IN the next "a hours and tbs
high winds continue today. the south
ern portion Of Porter county and part
OF Jasper. consisting Of nearly $1,000
acres. win be a heap OF ashes. Near
Kont three lives are reported lost and
one man. Jonah Hoge. was fatally
burned. The names Of the dead are not
known.
Already f2o0o acres have been burn
ed over and the fire Is spreading rapid
" Thousands upon thousands or tons
OF hay were consumed last night and
this morning and $4,000 worth OF fat
ted cattle owned BY Nelson Morris OF
Chicago are In great danger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
srATIs or Affnas y GUAM

a IL > Ut ARIA A@F Win y =
Policy OF the British Foreign office Is
Evidently Aggressive.
washington. Oct. so.-Tho state de-
partment has been furnished further
details Of the status OF affairs In Brit
ieh Guiana concerning the boundary
agitation. II covers the press publiea-
lions at Demerara up 70 October 1e. In
pursuance OF the policy OF The British
foreign office. Captain Marshall and
inspector c0yle Of the British colonial
constabuIary Of militia have been dis
patched 10 inspect the post Of Urnan.
where the conflict with yenezuelans
occurred.
The aeni-ofEieial announcement is
made at Demorara that the departure
OF the officers and their party % Ia
connection with the recent dispatch
from Minister Chamberlain. Up to the
10th. when the mail closed, the notlh.
cation OF Lord salisbury's uitimntum
70 Venezuela had not reached Demera-
"a. but strong pressure was being ex.
erted on the home government for a
move OF this kind.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
\ 3. .. cAsgs sgFoRE rHs couer

supreme Justices List n to Arguments
ou Writ OF Error From California.
Washington. Oct. s0.--Attorney Gen.
erai Harmon today made an argument
81 the United States supreme court In
the case Of 5. w. s. Clune. Isaac Ross
and Philip stanwoOd vs.. the United
States. The plaintiffs IL error were
Identified with the big strike In Cali
fcrnia n the summer OF 1894. and are
under sentence Of Is months imprison-
ment on the charge OF conspiring 10
ohstruct the United States mail. Colonel
Robert ChriBty appeared for the atrlk-
era
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
rnE GovEaNoa o. GUIANA TAlK.
UFuHu tnefdeuf Gee asIoned b she
insolense OF British subjects.

urHaa fnsideut oseasionsd - she
ius0lenee Of British Subjects.
Copyrighted BY the Associated Prass)
London, Oct. s0.-sir Charles Cam
eron Lees. X. 6. M G.. governor Of
British Guiana, arrived at Plymouth AZ
midnight. having been recalled TO En-
gland e confer with the colonial Sec
rotary on the Venezuelan boundary
question.
Sir Charles was seen upon his arrival
~ 9 representative Of the Associated
Press, who sought TO obtain his views
upon the Venezuelan question. He
said:
i regard the frontier outrages Qhe
ao-calied uruan incidentl as a purely
Individual act. as the British subjects,
Barnes and Baker. who were arrested
BY the Venezuelan officers. when
brought before the higher representa-
tlves OF the Venezuelan government
were asked BY them to return 10 the
British territory. But they declined,
Oh the ground that here we're no means
of transit back"
The urunn incident referred to by
Sir Charles was that upon which tbs
reported British uifimatnm 20 Nenoz-
ueia was based. A British sergeant OF
police. barnes. above referred 20. and
Two assistants, crossed the river urnan
and planted the British flag on the ven
axueian side. The Venezuelan police
tore down the flag drove the iptruders
across the stream and subsequently, Or.
rested shem. While on their wa "a
Cuiaaa Bolivar with their prisoners
fhey were instructed frosn Caracas &c
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
ARMENlANs ARE m opEH REVOLT

Twenty.Si1 Thousand in the Zeitout
MountEins ASSERT Independence.
constantinople. Oct. 30.--The most
alarming news yet received from Ar
menia was made public here today. II
Is stated that In the zeitout mountain
district there are 26.o0O Armenians In
open revolt against the rule OF the
sultan. The Turkish government, in
view OF the gravity OF the outbreak.
has decided 20 cali out the reserves.
Washington. Oct. 30.--Afinlster Terrill
has eabled the state department prac-
teal confirmation OF the press reports
OF the recent Armenian nassacres. He
has given formal warning 70 the porte
by direction Of Secretary Olney. that
Turkey win be held responsible for The
safety and security OF American mis-
sionarias In that country.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
eAssgNeER cRAsAgnlNIo a FRElehT

conductor Dan Cannon Lost nls Life
In on Accident Ia iowa.
Iowa Falls. Ia. Oct s0.-.A serious ac-
cldent occurred today on the b.. c. r. G.
N. railroad at Hardy station. where the
Sioux Falls express. had orders 20 pass
a freight extra. The freight had not
cleared the main line when the passen-
ger crashed into IL. Freight Conductor
Dan Cannon OF Baskerville was fatally
Injured. Engineer Permitree and Fire
man Wagner of the passenger were
seriously hurt. Some passengers were
injured. but none seriously. il Is said.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
raorTlNo aAce At wALLA wALLA

Old Rnl Wen Ia Ehree straight Heats
From Cad ana TAYLOR,
Wntim Wallis. Oct. s0.--TodRy, az the
city driving park. a match race for q
purse OF $3.50 between Old Bin. Cad and
Taylor. three local horses. was won by
Old Bin 81 three straight heats time.
2;s5, 9:ss& and 2;42.
During The last heat the driver OF
Taylor crowded Cad and the sullCies
eciiIded. breaking several spokes out OF
each. The accident enabled old Bin
70 get such . lead that his driver allow
Cd him 10 come under the wire il q
walk.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
BAD FIRE At ooLuMaUs, GEORGIA

FoF n Time q Large Territory Was
Ihrsnfpurds
Columbus. Ca. Oct 3o-Fire III one
Of the most popular residence districts
Of Columbus was for a time beyond
control OF the Are department. Five
handsome residences and the high
school building were burned. The IRE
was famed by q strong wind. which
carried live Goals Tor blocks. 1t looked
as II large territory would be burned
over. Many stores closed, and the
clerks were fighting FIRE.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
LOAN rxHlsiTloN or PORTRAITS

Nem York Spekety Women nevoging
Them elves 90 Charity affair.
New York. Oct. 30.--New York's so
clety women devoted themselves today
20 the interests OF the Loan Exhibition
of Portraits. which was opened this
morning, and the benefits OF which are
to be devoted 10 the benefit or st
Johns Guild and the orthepedic hoapi-
tai. The exhibition Il held under the
auspices OF $50 patrOnesses. including
many social leaders. The exhibition Il
the most complete OF It's kind ever seen
IN America. and includes loan exhibits
from most OF the famous collections OF
the east.