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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-11-07

Piso's Cure for Consumption has no equal
as Cough medicine. IF. M. ABBOTT, 883
Seneca St., Buffalo, N T., May Q, 1894.
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MorocrcLE CONTEXT.
Prizes Awarded by ,hs Tim,s-iIsrsid
JudEsa

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-The Judges OF
the LINES. Herald motorcycle contest
met touay AMI carefully considered tho
claims OF tho vehiclsa which com.
petod in tbs Thanksgiving day COT
tosi. They AWARDED the gold medal
to the Morris aud Salon El-otrobat ui
Philadelphia on tue following points,
Safety, ease OF control, absence Of
noises vibration. heat aud odor,
cleanlineis and general excellence Of
design ana wOfkmauahip.
Tho frst money prize VI $1,000 was
awarded ~ tho DuryoA Motor Wagon
company, Of Springfield, Mass. This
motorcycle came IN hrst In tho road
race, anu also secures favorable notice
for range OF ,peel ana pull, with com.
pacinoss OF design.
II. Mueller q Decatur, H., wss
awarded 81 800 anu IL mentioned for
good performance In the road raoe,and
economy In operation.
Ths other awards were: Siurges
Electric motorcycle Of ChicHgo. 5000;
II. IL. Meyer a 90. OF New YotR,
$500; q. W. Lswis, Chicago, $500;
Hayes & Apperson, KOkomo, Ind,
$3.50; Max HeTtsl, 500; aud tho Dc 10
Verne company OF Now YORK, $50.
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KANSAS CiIY, Dee. 6.--accurillrs
Of the jafvls.COnElin Morlgnge rfuit
company OF the face value OF 81, 40. 900
wore sold here nj public sale today by
J. +. D5wning, receiver for the CONF
pnny. The North A american rfust
company, Of which Il. Il. Conklin u
tho JatVis.Conklln company u tho
controlling officer, bid In all the socuri.
tics III tho TUX for fg3B.OOO. A large
amount Of California, Georgia. Utah
and Oregon securities brought very
low price.
rhirly.sevtn Baker CITY, or, water
water and sewer bonds, par value $751;
OOO, sold tor S2b, 900.
Thirty bonds Bear River Irrigation
ana OKdon Watorw0fks company, par
value $4,000, sold ior $500.
Two hundred anu tweuty-nine
shares ofstock Ia same company, par
value so, 900, cold for ST..
THEE hundred anu sevonty.thfoe
more shares In another tsries went ri
tho came rate.
One hundred aud iatly-one street
railway bonds OF Ogden, Utah, par
value, Sl4l 900, sold Tor $500.
Two hundred ana nine Oyieu, Utah,
street railway bondr, par value s2Og, COO,
were sold for $500.
Two hundred bonds Wathlngion
Park Land company Of kautas CITY,
par value 500, 600, sold for 81, 900.
-Four bonds OnpOnta school district,
San Diego, Cal, par value $4,000, sold
Tor 81, 200.
Two bonds Riohland school dittrlet,
s9ue county, par value, 81 200, sold for
$3.50.
One bond Dancri schna' district,
sslue county, par value 81, 900. soid for
$3.50.
Two bonds Oceanslde school district,
same county, par value g. 900, sold ct
81 $50
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1ELEGRAPHIC.
WAR THREATENED
,,v,,' ii, United States and Great
Britain.
-, SETTLE THE MONROE DOCTRINE
..,,, VIII Have to Authorize the
President TO Issue an
ultimatum.

ruc,oo. Dec. "a speol'l to the
Herald from lie Washington cor
l1,,deut says; Was between the
,,I,,,d states and Great British is
Listened. II can he avoided otly
,n,,euder on the part OF EGG.
" Tho contention over the Manro"
.a.,,,pe has feVehed siago which
IN nroduoe the gtavest anxiety on
~, ,s aides OF the Atlantic until the
~, s,roms known. II the American
c'r,,,.s will support tho President,
"a ot this there can be no doubt,
~, p,it.ln will sUon be- given tho
u' ~. a, ,urren dering or fighting.
'I ~ authority which cannot DO
Ugs,sJ roads the dispatch, II IL
gan tba, this government has re-
49, cablegram from Embassador
B.,.,d giyIng briefly the contents OF
p,' 49, which the Marquis Of salis-
w bss mailed in reply 10 Secretary
ossyis Dispatch OF last July. rms
,sly isin substance reiusal TO afoi.
w.,s any Of the territory eastward Of
'ss schomberg linc.
v,,tover, Lord Salisbury raises
80 s,e. lie now contends that the
l-tnmberg line was not arbitrarily
,,a, mat 4 was in fact located upon
.,issnile data, and that II can DO
,,,reI by the rec1rde, the treaty ues-
l.ir,lops and the mapl that u cor.
,,s,lv fepfesenIs he westorn limits OF
,ss tstriiofy which Great Britain ac-
c,i,ed by cesslon from Holland.
pseslpt OF this information caused
,me excitement In the Washington
,syefpment. Secretary Olnoy pro-
f,stsd 10 confer with the President
,tiutlt. Tn ~ agree In their opinion
,spesfning II. THIS opinion was that
hi Bfitlsn premier wHs trltiing with
ite merits OF the question; that he
IN, attempting TO evAde aud delay
dlrc, responso TO the principal issue
Involved and 10 bring on y controversy
ltlveen tho two governments Ms To
historical records and topogfsphicnl
seiS. such controversy, tho Prrsi'
dsnt and secretary Rgrev, " once en'
tered upon, might rua IN indohnito
tnsih.
TIE ;pfogfam which the President
thd the secretary now have IN mind
b, fret to aiceitain the wishes Of Ven
iiiela In tho premises. II Venezuela
,villlng 10 atbltraie on the Scn0m-
itig line, then the mission OF tho
ualled States " for the timo being nj
80 end. Ventzlela hos repeatedly
ruied this, nnd II IL not expected hhe
uiIl give In now. Once being assured
o. ventzuela's unwilliugnets to sub
nit TO EoglAnd's profession, the Preu-
iltnt will refer the whole matter TO
congress At an early day for such nc.
loa a. that body may rec ~ 10 take.
he correspondence will he nccompa.
hltd BY n message from the President,
tIpianlug the situation, but probably
teBlalniug no recommendations.
Congress, Rs the only wat.making
I9wer, will he lett TO ith own dotefmin-
iu5n, unit illeucel sEvo by facts.
when this moment arrives tho cxocu-
uyeWlll have exhausted hia rctOufces.
Toe future course OF tins contention
Viii rect with the national legislature.
expected, however, that CunyToss
VII Al once authorize the President TO
liae an ultimatum that viii cause
Lngland 10 back down or tghl.
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cIersInnd Tal.s. . ne,,.

WAsInsGTos, ID. O., Dee. 5.-The
President lett Washington tonight on
the lighthouse tender Maple, 10 re-
cnpofato from the strain ho has been
under In tho preparation Of his mos.
sage TO CoDgtois, on a hunting trip
through the N0fth Carolina sounds.
With him orc DR.. O'lIoiily, Com.
mander Benjamin Z. Limber,on, In
charge Of tho lighthouse distr.ct com.
prlaiDg tue sounds.
Tho light vosbel was well pro.
yisioned, and II IL likely II the weather
II fGiT the President will net return 10
Washington before the 18th or l3ih Of
the month. The Maple was headed
for the mouth Of Chesapeake Bay Just
about tusk, Aud the trip began with n
cloudy northwest and a rather raw and
biting wind that IL commonly regard.
ed as the bte. possible weather Il
water fowl In this section.
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on June ~ SD four days lstsf
heavy nofth-nofthWest gale came up.
IL caught the Reliance OF Cape Clear
ava ragged with fury for twelve hours.
The ships cargo shifted during the
slJfm, but fortunately the wind disu
down from lite hurricane fofos aud the
crew trimmed cargo. on the river
Platte the ship was caught In n second
hurricane aud part Of her rigging was
carried away. Her third experience
With heavy wetthef was south OF New
Zealand, where revolving hurricane
was encountered. II started from o. .
north.northoast and died away fiity.
six hourH later from nearly opposite
quarter. II blew this hardest from the
west-soulhwoat IN revolving, and only
the most careful teamanship saved TIE
vessel.
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rAILunE Dol ANnnEw, : eo
Tho Company. AT.irs usd sinco the
Doai In nait Lake.


Tho Company. Affairs usd sinco the
Beat In nait Lake.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.--"A n. Andrews
q 20. aEsignsui" exclaimed the man
ager Of the Chicago Carpet company,
when asked a. to the views OF UNI.
tutc circles regarding tho deiuuoi
htm, swell, l know nothing about
that although th1te on the iH1idr
have expected such an occurrence Tor
some tipe. Ever aimee that crooked
deal m Salt Lake Ciiy 1 guess tie
companys affairs have been In n bat
condition. You know their agent In
that city mHdo contract with the
aulhOritioh 10 apply q great AZ. cunt
Of office furniture ior the various city
executive departments. / think TO
iufnitb.s was shipped aud the CONE
psny awaiting payment whom II wsH
discovered that tue agent had obtained
tao contract thidufh questionable
means, ana by dividing lot Of Doodle
among the couucilmen.
"Ihs city authorities refused 10 pay
tue bill nnd the hrm hss not yet re-
gained control Of tho furniture. The
thing produced big scandal. Then
hard timth also had something ~ DO
with H.. Mr. Andtowa himself IL
very honest man, aud / thlnS The
affair was carried on wlthuu. hlH
Knowledge. IL Is tao bad that the
crash came.
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GREER CATHEDRAL IN CHICAGO,
Russia wants 60 speed $4,000 on ar
Ecclesiastical nuiIdins.

Russia Wants Go speed $500, 900 on ar
Ecclesiastical nniidias.
CHICAGO, Dec. 0.-Bishop Nicholas
has been Instructed by tho Holy
synod OF st. PoIerSsurg, to build a
great cathedral Ia Chicago, 20 cost not
less than 100000. 10 % part OF the
decree that tbs sanctuary Ghall cover
an AGRA OF grouau; the architecture
must follow tho established lines Of the
ecciesiRstical forms OF Rusais; the gem
oral design ehull reproduce tue famous
81. Vnsili OF the kremlin, OF Moscow;
the priest house shall be the home Of
tho head OF the denomination In the
western world, and the diocese Of
Alaska, aud the Aleutian islAnds shall
DO renamed 10 include this country, or
a now SEQ win be created.
This 10 tho greatest mission WORK
over undertaken by the Byno.. IL was
Advised by the bishop In long report
TO the body during his Wait last sum.
msr TO tue ezsr AMI the empires
capital. His exposition Of the needs
OF th1 thousands OF RpSsiADs, Dhima.
llaus, RUumAnians, ServlAns, Bul.
g~riaus and COtsaclu, q other Slhvs
The opportunities for n vor' field OF
g'9wIh. He argued that al least l00,-
900 commandments OF the creed were
citizens In tho new country, with no
religious home worthy OF their mother
chuIch.
Harold ;ulruS Bosee, tho supervit.
ing architect Ia the cabinet OF the ear,
will direct the ersctiCn Of the cathes
and Chicago architect will draft tie
plRnB for submission to the synod. His
only instruction was TO equal in sizs
ma wealth any similar sdiflee In the
gily with tn upGsTllno ukaAo that
nothing shall appear Ia II except that
pfetcrlbsu ~ CrOeG architects.
Bishop Nicholas hes uaii that his
royal highn~sa has become tho espo.
clnl patron Of this enterprise. He
promised 10 subscribe from his porsoual
revenue en- abundant sum, little
guarantee that his message to tho
Chicago RuIsianA was genuine.
lie probable that some r'ia In the
viclnity OF Garfield Park will DO chs-
sen for tho nuw church.
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oS rnE CUBAN WAR.
npsrt By a Lieutenant Of tho BrIti.h
Army,

Array,
NEW York, Dee. "a special to the
Wehl rom HavRna, Cubs, shyt:
Lieut. Chufchill, u sou Of the late
Lad Randolph Churchill, has arrived
lsie ifsm the ileld. He sends tho fol.
bElbg signed statements:
no tue Editor OF the WOTld-l
loaed General suarez Valdez column
hhant9 spirllu, and proceeded across
Toe border Into Puerto Principe prov.
ihee TO meet An,ouio Maceo. We had
very dltllcult marches, through wild
oun1fyi smid rAinA aud heat,
Alters some preliminary tkiTUishiuR
ssmeI Gomez and Msceo, December
.aa, At La Re'orma plantation, where
Apalue was fought. The country Is
oen ami tho battle lelj, hall niils
litld, was llauked by dense forests.
aeenemy was behind lodges, with "a
bieii IN the rear.
Ihu Spanish infantry proceeded
tasly TO within thirty yards OF the
.esmy's position, whoreapon the latter
retired.
Gen. VALDEZ, In full uniform and on
: Nhile horse, rode up close behind
zoe Infantry. He was conspicuous
uf6el, Gen. Garcia Nava %, COM
nAhulng the advance, exposed himself
lAmannot ho commander IL justified
10 doing.
"Ihe Insurgents are bad shots. II
tppehed TO me That tons OF lead pnssed
WI Tue heads Of Con. Valdez slnti,
aNn whom was. Three orjerlies
nIe wounded. The spanish less
eoIlu nave been heavy had the enc
shols told, for the troops marched
"a uV'e order through tho open country
wNhtu' The protected position held by
~ was much impressed by tho
-uenee, the courage, and, may add,
,ss lhuluerence OF the Spanish Infant-
1 ms men laughed and sang under
,s s' Ihtlr Obedience was like that o!
10y husslaH soldiers-lnlpliolt,
dhMmenty' hvo shaTp-shootors,s said TO
~ uuoua'rrs, were the only good shots
1slns ifgen,s had. Rolf narrowly
escaped capture.
In, ts'uFntd via Ciege de AVilla TO
I'uaiO, thence by gunboRt to Glen
''sV' was treated with much cour-
w oy Gen. Valdez.
ny general conclusion ~ that Eu-
tIt,t-u methods OF war arc almost on,
,ue question Ia n wild country,
. as'e Tue cavalry 10 uselgas except for
an, "WIEgoH CHURomLL,
vusenant Fourth Hutssn, British
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A MYSTIFIED WOMAN
The Wheels Wouldn't Go Round.
Mothers sad Daughters as Wen p,
Fathers rsi sous May Proill
by her Experience. Sono'
thing Wrong.

Everyone in the street stopped.
Even chile could SEQ that there vas
something wrong. Every time the
horse started the tpsTks hew from
where the tlro touched the stone. Thai
10 why tho LADY got out. A crowd
gathered nnd gazed cuiioutly while
she examined the horae, ihr harness,
tho vehicle AMI che wheel that
wouldn't 20 round. a policeman
cG.Iv forward Hud suggested that the
hotso was bplEy. a gentleman who
belonged 90 ne Society with thc long
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rLor DIscovnarD IY cn,NA
Chrisiians InvsIysa In n Rsysin,s.--
Rfy scheme.

NV HNhthnfs
Boston, Dec. 5.--Mail advlcee re-
ceiveJ by reliablo Iersons In this city
from Caaton, China, today give details
OF an attempt TO capture tho city Of
Canton by secret Organization for the
putposv Of establishing IN indopeud.
ent government. Toe writer say;
"Iho plot was exposed October 22ud,
when tbo attention Of tho Unto States
consul was called 10 n Suspicious tols.
gram from IA Hong Kong iltm Of IT.
branch ia Canton, tho shin.
ment Of certain packages. Tue author
iurB were notified aui the packages,
which, proved to DO i've barrels OF
pistols and ammunition labelled
cement, were seized on their arrival.
On the same steamer from Hong
Kong came 400 men, who expected TO
aid In tue revolt. Toe tilieials, how.
ever, captured 80, gniy.fve Of them.
The fevOlullOnials hal no weapons, but
II was learned that they were " be SUP.
piled by friends In this city.
"rhe movement hiss Involved the
Chtistianu 10 considerable extent, aud
great excitement ptoyAilu, especially In.
sido this city near u chapel which had
boon u6e1, unknown 10 the mission.
aries, as sort Of rendezvous fof sore
Of the cOnspirator,.
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MuHCiE, led, Dec. c, - Charlef
Roberto, vile aud three children, fin.
evening, having walked the long uis-
tanpe from central Texas, since Au.
gust Is. Robvtta LEFT DelawRss couu-
" Ia good circu nstsr css Elk years
ggo, omIgrating to the Lone star state,
where he lost everything. His chill.
drrn are nged Z anu II, tho youngest
two being tvips Roberlu said tbey
ovaded the railroads anu were kindly
treated by farmers along this route.
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diane from San Carlos reservation,
where the eoldlefh will DO Jsined by a
detachment fron Fort Grant, and the
mufdetefs pursued.
sOLouoNviLLE, Aria, Dec. g.
sheriff Wright and posse OF eighteen
were hot on the trail yesterday OF the
Indians who murdered MuTrill and
laughter, near Ash Syringe, Tuesday
evening. The trail was OF two Indians
ON horseback anu four on foot. They
were gsing south in the direction OF
5toin's Pass, N. 81.
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n.nry Wailsr.an DIa Nol can ..

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa, Dee. d -
Henry Matcreoh was advertised 10
deliver his lecture on Abraham Liza.
coin In this city last night. Great
grspaTa,ions had teen made for tbs
event, but Mt MHltersJn diJ not
ulrl-. rhe local COMMITTEES caEnOt
sgcount Tor his absence.
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SAN FRAsCecO, Dec. 5.-The vito
OF Lieutenant Chester White q the
revenue cutter Bear today commenced
divorce proceedings against her hus-
baud, who she alleges notified her he
mad deserted her to 80 East with an
RolTttg.
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.s,LAlNd, N. NJ, Dec, 5.-Acting un.
o,uefs nom the department com.
nd EYE ~ Denver, n troop OF cavalry
~, bayatd on a lOroed march
sn, n,sht Tor tho scene OF the repor!eJ
,i'.'l OF man and woman neal
'''''AoHVIlle, Arlz., by renegade In-
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TIM RELIANCE SAVE.
The ship Arrives Ansr nm UBatuaIIs
Rough paasaus,

SAN FRANClsCo, Dec. 0.-Tho Brit
ish snip reliance, which hus arrived
here 1850 Gays from swansea, he'd a
irightiuliy rough passage. She was In
three hurricane, Two OF which shifted
her cargo o. coal, had man killed ut
sea and was forced to run around the
Cape Of Good Hope. She left Swansea
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EMnoNEoTs nEPoRE
Judge Baker Has Not nuIsd shat
Pima Indians Are siiizsnL

PHOENIX, Arizona, Dec. 0. - The
r0por, thN Judge a. &. Baker had
ruled that Pima Indians arc by treaty
oilizens OF tho United States has
pr0vei erroneous. 'lhe error was
caused by confusing the iustruct iong ~
the Jury really glvon by the lndRs.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some Laxative
medicine 10 cleanse the system and keep thi
blood pure, Those who take SlNMONs
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder
ret all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
lyatIve and t1nlt that purIfes the blood
md strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGu.
iATOR regulates the Liver, keeps 1t active
I'D healthy, and when the Liver Is IN
7'od condition you lind yourself ffee frou
Malaria, RIousncss, Indigestion, SlcE
headache and Constipation, and nd 0.
hat worn out and deblItate1 fcsnr
These are an caused by a sluggish Liver
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
.jube1 win only be had when the liver
properly at work. ltuoubl,d with any
i these complaints, thy SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The KinE Of Liver Ned.
mes, and Better than Pills.
nB~EVERY PACKAGEu2
las the y Stamp In rcd ON wrapper,
J.u. zeilin & Co., PhiIa. Pa.
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When Dt. Pierce, OF BuGslI, New
York, pubiished the frat cdiuou
Of hls work, THIS PeotlsiH Conn.
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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08

the entire valley is on fire. The loss to
the Oil and lumbermen will be enor-
nous.
Kansas Branch, Rixford. Davis City.
Summit City, Dallas City, Oil Valley,
Lime Stone. State Line, Derrick City
and Red Rock are all in It, and unless
rain falls soon will be destroyed.
The sky is black with smoke, the
mountains are invisible and the heat
intense. Not an idle man can be found
and calls for men come from every di-
rection. Men are still fighting fire at
Degolia and apparently have it under
control.
Nothing has been learned from West
Branch, where a brisk fire was burning.
Everything at Sugar Run, including the
sawmills and dwellings, burned. and
nothing remains of the place.
The fire at Brookstone IS still burning
f1ercely and there is no prospect OF
checking the spread of the flames. It IL
impossible to get men, consequently the
fire is making rapid progress.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Providence Sends a Storm to
Check the Fire.
TERRIBLE HAVOC is WROUGHT
Oil Derricks and Tanks, Forests and
Towns All Heaps Of Steam.
ing Ashes.

Bradford, Pa, June A downpour
Of rain this afternoon quenched the
fires in the vicinity and everything is
quiet tonight. Knapps Creek, the town
that was threatened with destruction
last night, escaped with loss of three
dwellings and $50 oil rigs and two tanks
Of oil. Between Dukes Centre and
Knapps Creek, 200 rigs were destroyed.
together with large amout of stand
ing timber.
The oil fires at Westbranch. two miles
from here was extinguished by rain
and all the fires in that direction are
under CONTROL tonight. The total loss
is estimated at 3i,v0O.000.
Russell City, Pa, June 4.-Rain came
at o'clock this evening and is still
pouring down in torrents. The fires in
the woods are out and there is no fur
ther LANCER in the vicinity. The dam
age to lumber and oil property is enor-
nous, over 5000 acres of valuable tim
Der and 100000 of oil property having
Aeen destroyed.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
Another Expedition Said to Be Fitting
Out to Aid the Rebels.

Havana, Cuba, June 5.-The govern
ment authorities have information of
an expedition from Dauphin island and
other places in the bay of the MISSISSIPPI
pi river, which is being fitted out with
a considerable armed force to aid the
rebels here. The United States author
tiles and the Spanish legation have been
notified and are informed of all the
movements Of the expedition and the
names of the ships in use. The author
tiles also have their eyes upon some sus-
picious movements about Mobile, Ala.
In reply to direct inquiries, the acting
captain general says there is no truth
whatever in the recent reports that Mar
ii is still alive. He says the corpse of
Marti has been identified beyond the
slightest question.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-06-08
POLICE ADMIT THEY ARE BAFFLED
No Clue to the Harrington Murderer
Senator Buck Dead

No Clue to the Harrington Murderer
Senator Buck Dead.
San Francisco, June AFTER q
hours work on the murder Of Nellie
Harrington in her own fiat about noon
Saturday. the police detectives admit
that they are completely baffled as to
the motive for the deed or identity Of
the murderer. The detectives are posi-
tive only upon one point-that the per-
son with whom Miss Harrington had an
engagement between IL and last Sat-
urday committed the murder, and the
brutal character Of the blows inflicted
leads to the belief that the murderer
was man
Ex-senator Buck, the murdered wo-
mans most intimate friend, died this
morning from injuries sustained by q
fall from carriage while driving to
the Office Of the chief of the police.