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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16
THE GREATEST KILLING.
Nine Men shot 10 Death In One
NtRht by q GAMBLER.


In the way of prompt and deadly
shooting nothing In all the red cillrn-
dar Of homicide In the far West beats
the record of the gambler, Riley, az
Newton, Kan, made one night In ISL
The Santa Re railroad had been built
TO that point during the year, anu a
fiourishlng town had grown mp around
the terminus to which the Texas cattle
drives that had been going to Abilene
We're turned. One night the Texas cat
tie drives were in for shipment, and
the cowboys were celebrating, Some
of the Texans had ertIdge against
the officers OF the town, and so they
came in prepared for trouble and they
set about making II straightway. They
killed the city marshal. the deputy
marshal and another man early In the
evening Later they poured into Pink.
hams dance hall to the number OF
twenty tive or thirty.
Their first break was 10 assassinate
harmless citizen Riley was la the
dance hall and The man just killed
was particular friend OF his. With.
out a word Riley stepped back 70 the
big double doors In front VI the saloon
aud closed then. Placing his back
against the doors BIZ, drew pair Of re
solsers and fell 10 shooting, one man
against he crowd Men tumbled left
and right. and shots rang out all over
the room In response 10 the cracking
Ut Klley's pistols. Shots perforated
and Spiintered the door all about him,
bur he stood there firing until his pts.
tolls were emptied Then leaplng over
the counter he caught up d revolver
that lay on shelf beneath aud kept
on with the firing. BEFORE he had
emptied the pistol that he found be-.
hind the iar the men inside had forced
the front doors open. Those that could
rushed out and Riley shot his last nati
In the middle Of the street.
When II came TO counting mp losses
II WAS discovered that there were thir.
teen dead men In the town, due 10 that
nights shooting. Of whom nine COW.
boys had fallen by Riley's hand 4
doctor hastily summoned 10 the scene
came 10 The side Of q cowboy who was
I dying. How IL II. Docf" asked the
wounded man. Am | going 10 pull
4 thruught The doctor shook his hend
and said lin sorry. my poor fellow
but ! cannot give you any hope.
How about the man who shot me, =
snid the cowboy. is he dead" ''Np,'
answered tile doctor. "he was not even
wounded. II know better than that, =
said the cowboy. II know liz was hit
was right by The side Of him when
he slot me. and before ] fell tire,
and hit him under The arm. You *
amino him. aud you'll find that he's
wounded there" When the doetnr gat
round % Riley h. examined MIN and
found that lie had received neSl
wound under his arm which In tbs *
f3tsmert IT fighting he had not ~
tieed. RI,y left rho town after iii,
Inquest and didn't appear there again
Denver Field aud Farm.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

RAsbe BouIlan tDocteur Jehsnnesl
strong footing In the French capital
says the New York Herald. In brief,
II 10 the history, aims. manual and
ritual Of the "Diabolists." or wor-
shippers of the arch fiend. Most of
its details are not only impossible to
print, but beyond paraphrasing.
]. X. Huymanns has written pre-
ACE to the work, and enough from
this 10 quoted below to plainly show
the character of the sect and scope
OF the book.
For some time past in France. even
In Rome, the Catholic churches have
been robbed OF their chalices and
Hosts Robbery for the value Of the
sacred vessels has not been the insti-
CATION of these thefts. The chalices,
In the ma jority of cases, are but wash
ed gold or aluminium, and their none
tary value was a poor incentive 70
the despoilers TO overcome an innate
reverence and fear of the sacred YES
sells.
when theft for the purpose OF
melting the chalices and ,realizing
their value in pure metal Is intended.
the consecrated contents are inyaria-
bly, turned out of the vessels on the
altar cloths or sometimes on the floor.
But In these cases both chalices and
Hosts have been taken.
THE most recent robbery OF this
kind occurred in Notre Dame, in Par
Ia, during the last Holy Week. An
old woman. while the church was
nearly empty, contrived to rob side
altar, dedicated TO ST. George. of two
chalices, each containing fifty conse-
Grated waters. Circumstances point
to the fact of her having had an ac-
complete, as it would have been i'm.
possible for her to conceal these chal,
Ices and leave one Of her hands free
| to open the heavy oaken doors leading
| to the street. The contents being tax
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

fen t%eu suspended 10 the aW on hrg
hands
Athleta has number OF admirers
who believe No oue can defeat her
and II IL In contest III the atuys psF
forrna nres that she has challenged
Minerva. the champion strong wpfa
an Of America. for sttsp aud the t.
male heavy weight nflifg chanlptnu
ship 0f the world.
The only hitch In the proposed
match ls the circumstances that Mtls
AtltletR desires the contest 10 TAKE
place la England. wLils Minerva ID
eager that III. question ~ superiority
be decided IN this country. However.
u IL expected that Minerva will ftual
" go 70 England 10 meet Athlrfa
Minerva. the American champion IA
MI excellent specimrnt of physical
wgntanhopd lI,F right arm ID the
hicrp muscle measures II ~ Inches
She " the daughter of Dr. iuaefftt
Selmunr. . well known physician III
llobVkcn. y. j.. and was horn IN llelu
burg. t,ert1tuy. HI tSsi Like Athipti
the English samson, Minerva. rWH
msucrd practice with light weights
~ a gynaualtrn. and when Untt pfuts
49, L.ttfN WV AWutt lNAkAt ~ Y NfNIN
pound dumhbell III tSST sty tRtns, H.
this country. and under Professor
Charles g. Hlatt gained funCh III hsr
strength aud began to give exhibitions
In lifting light dumIbclls nnl hnr
bells. rs degrees she Developed hrr
muscles until Hl,Ie 10 perform won.
dfrfnl fents % strength
Minerva. II taller, heavier nnd no
doubt stronger than either Mile. tth.
letn. the English fen aie s.hamptnn
Mile Bronx. the Rayarian strong WON
an. Anssla. the italinn champion. or
iullh. the German female champion
Minerva stands : feet ~ inches In
height. u twenty six years old and
weighs 100 pounds She il the only
stfoilf woman who hns ryer fairly
lltIed No pounds In America. She In
hfty.two inch bust aud il an amazon,
~ proportions. Among the many Ieats
she excrls In are holding straight from
me shoulder with one hand i t,ftr.
pound weight to which q ring il n
'hthed and holdisg Nifty y luud weight !
zone ~ each handl and clpyatine tf.oln
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Pfene yfntras fEii-stratanaI1
en- showed that robbery was not the
real motive.
These affairs are husbed up. the
clergy making no effort to probe the
sacrilege to the bottom. The question
now presents itself. Why do these
people steal the consecrated Hosts!
No reply to this question is possible,
unless we admit that the Hosts are
stolen for the purpose OF being en-
ployed by the yotaries Of magic. And
as the Hosts could only be used I'M
der these conditions for acts Of exc
Grafton, for philters and internal cere-
monies, we are forcfbIy led TO believe
that this theft presupposes the exist
ence of satanism.
Another question now arises. DO
these people belong to isolated groups
or demoniacal associations who order
these theftsf Are we jostling against
Luciferians or Satanistsi
I'VE all know that the kingdom Of
the fallen on this earth is divided into
| two camps-one the Luciferians. who
encircle the globe. who possess a pope
a curia, college OF cardinals, who
are, In fact, parody on the court Of
| the Vatican. The other camp Is com
posed of small, isolated groups, work
ing alone or under the tuteIage Of
some seer, following a personal end.
There seems to be no relation between
the great army Of Luciferians and the
| small cliques Of Satanists.
Resides, their ideas are different.
! Luciferians believe that LucIfer Is
equal to Adonai, that he is the God Of
Light, the principle Of good; the sa.
tanists believe as we do. They know
perfectly well that Lucifer, that sa.
tan is the prescribed archangel, the
tempter to evil, and II IL In full know.
ledge Of this that they adore him.
Besides, the Satanists are not re-
duced, as the Luciferians, to stealing
hosts, for an apostate priest Ia al.
ways associated with their little
groups. The thsfts point more clear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Statistics of circulation show de
creases both for the month Of June and
the year ending Herewith. The net
decrease in June amounted to s2,047.-
5Ss, while for the year the decrease
amounted to nearly 100000 The
total circulation on July LIST this year
amounted to 1904 .131. 1858. as COM
pared with s1,6s4.061,2 s2 on July LIST,
1894. The gold coin in circulation
amounted to $3.50, 275. 057, which repre-
scented a decrease of nearly s17,600,o00
as compared with the corresponding pc
riod last year. The gold coin in the
treasury, on the other hand, showed an
increase of a little over s12 500 900
as compared with year ago, the
amount in the treasury on July LIST be-
ing $ss,147,914. The money Of all
kinds in the treasury showed an in
crease for the month of June amount
ing to s10,552, 112. Treasury experts
estimate that the population increased
from 68, 1897 600 on July LIST last year to
IS, s78, 900 at the beginning Of the cur
rent month. On the basis of the lat
ter estimate they figure out per capita
circulation amounting to s22.96 on July
LIST. This represents a decrease of 6
cents for the month and s1.37 as COM
pared with the corresponding period
of last year.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16
\ PECULIAR CaHI.ss.
Maori- OF New Zealand Embrace and
Hub Noses.

Hub Noses.
There " enc hnblt which the Eu.
ropeans have not been able 10 intro
dure among the Maoris, TINT Or ktss-
ing; and when one looks at the month
Of a native woman 1t is evident that
an osrttlatory caress might not he
pleasant, for the lower lip IL covered
with tattoing on the inside, which
must be u very painful operation.
But whit will not u woman do to la
In fashion, In New Zealand d native
woman would ~ soon think Of dis
pensing with her tatlooed under III
as an American belle would think n
wearing an questionable bonnet
The natives are very afTerri0untn
but have not learned the Iat,it ~
kissing: instead. they throw thptp
arms around each other. and, press.
ing their noses together. move their
beads M and down. making nj tie
same time grooming sound. which ~
changed TO suit the occaslou. Icing
nl1urnful II n mutual friend has died
since they last met. hut always some.
what sad. for II is intended 10 convey
the idea the sorrow they have felt nj
their separation. When two sInoris
meet they stick their spears or war.
Clubs the latter being also used ns
walking STATS In the ground ns =
sign that they are Mt peace with eacb
other' and then throw their arms over
each others shoulders and rub noses.
democrats Magazine.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

unfrocked monk, who really intro
duced the cult into France. This
Vintras is looked upon to-day as SUI
preme, and is believed 10 control the
actions and thoughts Of the faithful
from the Great Beyond.
The following extracts are from the
eleven articles embodied in the Sab
bat compaets:
/. abjure baptism and Christian
faith. | repudiate obedience 70 God.
I deny the sacraments. swear fidel
ity and yassalage to the Prince Of
Darkness | viii do as other Satan
lists do. and | will endeayor 70 bring
others to this belief
=. Then the ncuplyte is Fehaptized
in the name Of the devil.
/. New godfathers and godmnihers
are assigned. and the old haBished
>. The devil receives piece Of the
clothing as gage Of possession Nv
faith and baptism lie rules the spirit
tlal welfare: by blood the corporal:
by children the natural. and hy the
clothing, all worldly goods.
q The neophyte tlicu says:
scratch my name OUT. . satan. from
Iie nbok VI LII, lnstFlus my HNtlt'
on the Book Of Death"
). Then he or she adds: - promise
to make pleasing sacrifices 10 thee
| will slay magically each month. ami
every fortnight 20 80 far as to even
drink the blood Of Young ehild,
II. Lastly, the newly Initiated cries
out win never confess my
sins entirely. and shall guard al
eternal silence on my dealings with
thee. y Deyil.'
The celebration 0f the "Plack Mass''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

ceremonies are alleged to be based on
the authority of Ezechlel and Sintras'
I'm thick cloud of perfumes Inc
priest ascends the altar OF satans
Synagogue.
ION the table is seen a goat with
human face, already excited by SOME
preliminary homages, intoxicated ny
perfumes and alteration.
1.-The priest opens a box and takes
out some hosts, such as are ordinarily
used by the faithful
1.-Two acts alone are essential Tor
the validity of the Black Mass
Il. Tho offering OF bread and wine.
~. The conservation Of the bread
and wine"
The rites performed and the words
spoken during the continuance OF the
magical ceremony are blasphemous In
character and the sacred vessel and
its contents are subjected 10 insult
aud mockery. The goat plays the In
fernal part, curslng and reviling, and
the conclusion OF the rites Is an orgy
which cannot be described.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

The lessons of history teach us that
the Chinese can only be brought to
terms by show of force. Their word
is lightly given and lightly broken
They promised to investigate the MUIR
ders at Ku Cheng, but now the Ameri-
can and English consuls sent with the
commission to see 10 1t that the inquiry
was searching have been excluded.
Left to the Chinese project and his
auxiliaries, the investigation will be as
farcical as It's predecessors. A pretense
of furnishing the criminals will be made
and the agents of the empire at Wash
ington and the European capitals will
be commissioned to deceive the offended
countrymen of the victims. The
course OF Sir Halliday Mccartney, coun-
cillor OF the Chinese legation at Lon
don, is proof enough that only ocular
demonstration is reliable in dealing
with Chinese ENJOYS or their Caucasian
mouthpieces. The incautiousness of the
missionaries in invading China is not
a plea in abatement. They are Amer
lean citizens, under the protection of
the flag whenever and wherever found.
American gunboats are now cruising In
Chinese waters. The appearance OF
one Of them, cleared for action, in a
Chinese port would do more to compel
proper punishment Of the murderers
and relief for the frightened Americans
In Canton and other towns than an
other month of juggling with diplo-
matte forms.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

william ~. once extricated hImso,,
from a difficulty after bad breat
Take away that marine" said hla
majesty 10 waiter, pointing to nm
empty bottle which stood upon tho
table. That mariner said n colonel
Of the marines who was present
Does your majesty compare mn emntv
bottle TO n mariner Eyes" reuIied
the king, pulling himself together ~
mean to say II has done its duty onco
and is ready to do II again. From
Alfred Miles "Tbousand.and.o One An.
ecdotes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

pounds with two HANDS ~ ~
head. and can break Chains II
chest with her bare han 800
credited with pulling up !. "a ~
pound dumbhell. using ony ., =
aud with elevating iv.
dnmbbeIl twenty-five TINES
minutes. which IL a rnre g 800
constantly improving, ana y. 4 n
tho near future to be an 'l'.a Is
plish the marsels pertof'h'
Ieia. Minerva and Yucca. u. 81
Another strong woman alssI
gaining fame In England N NJ
clair. she IL not only nov : IA
feats Of strength. but y ~
equestrienne and quite ,ss ID
too. since the outbreak ~ y. ma
woman craze. she has aa'a hs.h
Ia gymnasiums. and gaii'eua, ssrsfi
Gle and strength. Her mI
poets her within q year y woes
liable rival Of any stfonk
America or England.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

woman. as we all know, Is no long
er weak. That Is physically ne
,rasant and the athletic girl belong
"a each other. There are nowadays
women, sweet tender women, VINO
have made themselves champions ~
rowing, boxing. teeth,liftins. fencihs'
bicycle riding and heavy weight mt
ing. In England the champion strong
woman Is Mile. Athleta, a good iook.
ing. we'll formed, muscular specimen
OF womanhOod, who has thrown down
he gauntlet 10 Americas champion
strong woman. Minerva, Elnssie la
blanche and IL Yucca. Athleia stands
3 feet I Inches In height aud weighs
100 pounds. and her bust measure
msnt II ~ inches. trUns the fet ;
~ strength she performs Is the nata
ble one OF swinging chair allasNtHd
her own head. She also holds isttaT
mid Of chairs above her head Win her
teeth. She lifts also lin pound man
up In il chair with her teeth, OE an
anvil ;an pounds ia weight Holding
Il 5ftpOund weight al arms length In
each hand il hagntelle 70 hrt, she
IL likewise ieft AT lifting "A la iound
dumbbell over her head with one arm
6YteH she has held a 4, potind Weight
Tia each hand. while she lifted thirty
pounds with her teeth. She can lift
az barrel with three heavy meh Dn
IL. and barrel of water weighing SAB
poun1lS, the latter feat helng perform
IA with ar teeth alone Sis. "a Ess.N
nm anvil weighing asl pDlnds with
pne tinger \ horse with harttrss gtltl
slGngs weighing 80 pounds hs n
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

woodite has proved very y ~,
as nm insulator for Mgr II 4
rents. During the three yea. ,'a,,.a
1t has been used for 'n's L. ia
the peptford station Of ~ NM
Electric Supply corporasi.0a' ). d
not been a single break-doN' II
ure, says a London ez .asrs b,
trying this material ,ne Gag ibsl
great difficulty IN insu w h ne |
pieces of the field mas ,n 100 SOW
dynamo. A tension Of sv .c,nr s's
proved unequal to Ipcb !,
sheets one-eighth OF ~ ~ add''
The material has also ~. iii ~
OF being Enacted on ~ Z. ,4cal ~
high temperature. = S'see
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

So far as the most searching inquiries
go, it appears that only two women
wear bloomers on bicycles in Washing
ton. The men who are apt to know
ABOUT such things report but two women
who have so far braved the eyes Of the
public with the bloomer costume As a
matter of fact. if women are going to
discard skirts, why not adopt knicker-
bockers? They are more natty. and
look as If the women using them were
not half afraid.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Emily Soldene, who will be remem
bered as an exponent Of English blonde
burlesque and OF comic opera years
ago, has been heard from again in an
interview. She has no use for the new
woman, but wants 1.-The old-fashioned
woman, who is sweet and gentle" The
bloomer she regards as the most
hideous garment of the day. and how a
pretty woman can destroy her charms
by wearing bloomers she cannot see.
Emily, 1t will be recalled, did not wear
much of anything, except the patience
Of her audiences.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

%*A&s
stand thirty feet from sise easas
successfully perform the fsai
Another wonderfully ssnel n
who can probably defvas Aag 4
foreign female eandidxles II
siAa iuplonshlp 10 fuera. sAs
tive born AuseEtvan. sgaAsA
inches In height. weighs ~ =
and BEASTS q bust liseasAxass
gurfy four lnc.irs She is5s asgs
AZ all the principal t,saees 4 ID
Iurnt la the Inltrd klates, ~
years ago tn New fOsk gFsaisAs
ratiun By lifting = hoFse WagAa
Mas rlal4asd. | pa pounds His
dsgrui fear gave Yncca 4 aslss
utatlou. aad sh@ Was sAaAsss
MtnsFva. but ewing u sar tts
agrees upon tiftren test e0issssAl
contract Was arranged
fuecns feats inelnde hsasag
forty pound weights 10 wakaIa
attached. with each hard q
frvm the shoulder: patFihg o
pound tar ls-il with tMa has
rteVaElns IL above her brad i
l.ngth. lifting = haired n Liam \
ias ,.iJ puunsiA, and piaeisg !
shoulder. lifiins 4 uaan ~ ~ y
weight seated In a chair COW
man ts.lns held at arIna srE
Tag siItr9n chairs Nttk tvs
rlssasing them alslar asF sFsi
then balancing siieHi wsth as
hantt. and raising . cart sbed. =
iug $40 pounds. groa ~ fsa
hrr chsal. there l@lanssnx I 4
ehla Unr % the ssnsasaah
Yucca peFtortns l. Falsln< ~
weight with the sssissases =
and book attached 70 hsf SRA
Another champion ~ littiag
ale Ia Blanche. she fenask
she il also native " ibs Y
snd r.,ssr~.-s w9ndesful ssNaFs|
though NEST ahlr T. aesoEpaAa q
uCugs gsats performed by Mlsst'a|
Ynt,m. Thla IL not beesssss y
nst Possesses the same sFlFHdN Y
trt rlupmsnt. Shr has ~ ~
training aud experience q ~
athletes, t'ss'ssle IL hlassM :
: fest : lnvh.4 aud weighs iNrs'
she me-. . lar lell wvxsx'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

stands In a pail ana ~.
lime with her hands w,ss ~
the pail. This feat II : y saxl
one. and requires grea, -. u
UNITY UNI ~ balancing. Alnsr,s !.
!, ioo pound man In q chaIr y
hands. holding chair and M. " 4
Length. one OF the senssi NJ :
Minerva performs Is ia. !, !
with one foot each on two = !, ~
chairs being placed thrss y, saafs
aud raising $50 pounds n ~ ~ \
q rope and hook attached i ~
but her greatest feat i = ~ -
twenty-four pound came, 800
from a cannon. She aceo,n,.,' -
twice in a single day, ana |, ' =
thai she Is the only f~ms,a Y =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Three secret service men are now
guarding Gray Gables from tramps and
peddlers. They are each on duty eight
hours out of the twenty-four. They
don't keep dogs, but can wing tramps
easily at sixty rods.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Six boys who played ghost in the
cemetery at Carlton. Mimi. were caught
In the act and fined $40 each. Had they
not defaced the tombstones and tam
pered with the graves the ghosts
would undoubtedly have been over
looked.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Two men with banjo and a mando-
lin have accumulated $3.50 while cross
Ing the continent on their wheels.It is
evident that people have paid well TO
get them to move on.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Spain ought to send calomel and aui-
nine to Cuba as ammunition to her sol
diers. Doctors are needed more than
generals.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Mr.. English, the author of Ben
Bolt" has recently been so much en-
couraged by the renewed popularity
OF his old song that he is writing an
other, entitled "old Glory"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

II the Chinese vegetarians persist in
their present reckless course, Hon.
John w. Foster may possibly get In
line for another 5000, 900 fee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

Americans are born free.-New York
World. Well, what has that to do with
It? They go right OF and get married
az soon as they are old enough.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

In st. Louis woman is advertising
for pair Of lost boomers. We have
seen a number of boomers loose in this
vicinity.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16
FEMININE SAMS0NS.
woNEs WHO P0ssEss ThE
STRENGTH or sANDow.

secret of Physical strength-ass
~ Exerci.e, Regular Diet, PROPER
Trainins aad Constant Nenesa"A
of the Tissues.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

aSatanism and Magic" In the title
Of book which is Just now attracting
much attention In Paris. The author,
Jules Blais, treats at length of the
sect, which. his book asserts, have q
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

John Z. Russell IL to be credited with
a new simile. He says he is feeling as
gay as girl In shirt waist. Happy
thought
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

ABOVE the head. The fent p,,zzIos
many strong men. She puts IN n iho
pohhd bar bell with two hands ana
raises 1t above her head al 800 aaa
.ai,,,, Sne can HIT a barrel OF lime
All t nm, "V pounds with her hands
avn p'a'e u ON her shoulder. She also
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16
DEVIL WORSHIPPERS.
SECT THAT FLOURIsHEs in
PARIS.

Cerem snies, Rites and Membershtp
Therein Inculcate Practices and
Conduct ut Variance to Every Good
--frsfanations and Magic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-11-16

IL then considered with detail 40
much at variance TO the tastes and
preiudlces Of men 10 general that but
few quotations will be given. The