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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
paY eoops TaADE 8 aooMINo



Chicago. Nov. ea.-The big retail dry
goods houses Of the city are unable 20 ac-
count for the phenomenal rush Of trade
during the past month. except upon the
hypothesis that a large percentage Of thu
population Of Chicago haa come down
70 hard pan III the matter OF outer and
under clothing and articles Of apparel in
general. and that the people ara drawing
on their hsAie stores Of savings In the be-
lief that the pressure of hard times is
rapidly relaxing. In most Of the big
stores on State street and vicinity, and
especially "a the sky-scraping department
stores. Il Is said that the business. day
IN and day out. for the past MONTH has
beaten all records, some cf the stoFcs,
covering either an entire block or =
greater proportion OF that space. and
seven to eight stories IN height being
al times during the day no packed with
purchasers from basement 70 roof that
progress through the broad aisles Is al
most impossible.
liz this connection Il il also noted that
the fndlyfdunl purchasers represent a
larger amount Of money expended apon
a better class OF goods than for several
years past. The reports from houses
which deal only In one class OF goods.
such as clothing, boots and shoes. gents
furnishings. etc, are equally encouraging,
and Il Il said that the business Of the past
month has tided over more than one
house, that. late In the fail expected 10
encounter q stress OF financial weather
before Christmas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

amounting to 5000 were offered Tor The
winners. Early IN the month the race
was to have been run. but az the manu-
facturers could not get ready II was
postponed. Several horseless carriages
went over part OF the course In sort
OF trial. bat the exhibition was sorry
one. motors giving out and going
through nuu1befiess tantruma before
the race was over. This time thc man
ufacturers psomiaed to be IN complete
readiness. Every effort was made 20
give the contest m international aspect
and TO mako Il a copy Of the great
Paris bordeaux race, which few
months ago SET the vehicle world a talk
ing
The purpose Of the contest was 70
encourage the development OF the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
NEW MODEL lrOusrRIAl VILLAGE
cadbury firm wln Establish Oue Nsar
fstrmiHgham, Eng ard.

Cadbury firm WiH Establish One Naar
BlTminghnm, Fng and.
New York, Nov. Sg-A London dispatch
SAYS: A conference was held today be-
tween George cadbury. the head Of the
great cocoa arm OF that name which has
been In existence for nearly a century.
and a committee OF hts employees. 20 con
slider plans for the new model village that
the Arm has decided 70 establish adjoining
the works neNr Birmingham. As outlined
by Mr.. Cadbury today. the arm has pur-
chased 100 acres or land, which Il pro-
poses to divide into so plots for building
purposes. Bemi-detached houses after
the style OF a country villa. are TO be-
erected. and sixth or an acre VIII be ap-
portloned TO each resident.
The property viii BE- veased IN the COM
mattee OF trualsna equally representing
the ilrm and tho worlxmen and work
women. and 20 this COMMITTEES 8 eas years
lease OF the ground win be given at a nom-
inal rental. while the amount neceasary
/ for the erection of each house VIII be ad-
vapced TO the proposed tenant ~ MT
Il Cadbury. on mortgage. without interest
/ the tenants BY weekly iustailments repay.
ing the cost Of building. and thus becom'
ing owners. On n portion Of the ground
@cserved the Arm VIII provide park and
public baths and Fairgrounds. and vii
In addition donate a sum the interest OF
which win keep this portion 81 the prop
erty IN repair and the grounds in order.
The Cadbury works have been ainEu
larry free from strikes or other trade dis
putes, and in thus apportioning larE
percentage OF it's profits IN providing
model town. to be under the control o
the employees themselves, II is believe
that amiable relations between the nrI
and the worifpeople viii be maintaine
for all time 20 come. The plan differs ms
ferialiy from that OF the famous pulima
colony near Chicago. which has had q
unfortunate experience during the las
two years, in the fact that the employel
Instead OF being tenants at viii. becom
from the start the owners Of their ow
! residences, and have vested In their con
! nasttee, In cooperation with the firm, II
absolute ownership Of the ground and n
control Of the public building, library an
recreation grounds.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
TAE ElkAoaN MlNE EnaAuaI Ed


MAAANfA@M @0tNF Sf#F
Heisna, Nov. 8.-The owners az tha
Elkhorn zasne. which has tor iiso ysaEa
b@en ona of tho greatest gpd prcdaeern
IN Montana, have announced ofiesally
that the nane wtll be abandoned after =
period of three Or four m0nshw' work
from the pr1aent time. The ccnpany'a
determination has been expected ~ we'll
posted mining man Cor auxne tlne past, am
u was q matter of common vnnn0r that
the immense ore bodies that have made
the property famous were growing scan
tier every day. bnt the ufflcial determine
public IN . circular te the stockholders.
IN which u Says
ssFar macy m0nthm past thn directors
have watched with anxiety the continued
unfnvorahla reports fFofn the lower levels
og the minis. Ia napa THAI mare prcMAsinm
developments would enaue. bat Mr. Mol
son has ak last haen foread 70 the concln-
sion that sha ore bodies which have Prov
I'd 40 productive sn tho upper leveiM,
have become too narFew nna low 9rada
10 permit Of their profitable working a
/ 20 Justify further exploration @e tha
mfne IN depth. Tho conclusion was onil
arrived ct after long ana carwfui consider
atson."
Mr.. AEoln0n Is og she opinion thmt enc
reserve ore IN sight represents ebou
three or four months working at ~
I present rate Of production, ard tha1 nkta
/ this has been extracted tho Eikhurm ugtn
must be considered - exhausted III
/ company doea not intend 20 80 cut Of N
business OF mining. h0w@weT. 1t mn
/ u0eucea that 4 plan uf reorganization va
be presented af an extraordinary meet
i ing OF the stockholders Al the Londoi
\ once this month. The company propose
20 purchase three mines In the East Frye
nm district 81 Ieadvilie. Gel. fer a.
0f9 pounds sterllng. Va cmnh. and 10 carr
oa the operations Of the company AZ b
| fore.
The EAkhorn company has paid 10 Il
stockholders thn nm0unt Of capital mtoe
and % per cent additional which wi
have been equal 70 70 per cent per annui
since the beginning.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
UNDER A ROCK SLIDE.
Disastrous Accident 10 Miners
Near Carmel, N. Y.
AZ THE BOTTOM OF 4 PIT
Vast Weight Of Earth and Rock Loosen
cd From the Top Feil Upon Them
"A Few BOdies Recovered.

Carmel, N. T.. Nov. 2s.-An accident
resulting In the loss OF 10 or IA lives oe-
Cured at the Tilley-FosteF mines. ht-
tie after O'Clock this afternoon Fore
man PatricF was descending into the
pit 10 take the time or two gangs Of
laborers. numbering about IS men,
who were w--.-.sas az the bottom. when
a vast weight OF earth and rock slid
with the force OF an avalanche from
the mouth OF the pit to the bottom, a
distance or 800 feet. The earth crushed
over the men with tremendous force.
out OF the gang Of II, only ave came
out alive and three of the men em-
pioyed In another gang were taken out
dead. Among those known TO be dead
are:
Michael Cannon.
Patrick H. Murtha.
John Eagan. ss
Thomas Dennis.
James Smith.
An Austrian. name unknown.
An Austrian. whose name Is un-
known, received a fracture Of the skull
and win probably die. The names Of the
others killed are al present unknown.
Several OF the workmen were severely
injured. The cavern caused the great
est excitement but gangs OF men were
soon set at work to remove the bodies
OF those under the mass Of earth. SUI
perintendent Tompkins and Foreman
Lynch took charge OF the work and mp
10 o'clock flve dead bodies had been
brought to the surface. Murtha was
taken out alive. but he died Ave min
utes after he was taken home.
Darkness prevented the continuance
OF the work OF rescue, and IL win not
be until tomorrow when further effort
70 clear away the remains. II Is thought
an the others In the pit are Italians
/ and Austrlans.
There was some difEiculty experienced
in Identifying several Of the bodies ow'
/ ing TO the terrible Disagreement they
| had undergone.
The accident occurred at Tilley-Fos
ter. a small town located near Carmel
The irat lntimation 10 those beloy
was the low rumbling sound which pre-
ceded the fail OF the mass. But tn
shock came so suddenly that few wer
able to reach places OF safety. Hal
dozen OF the workers were burie
under tons OF debris. All Of the boliie
were horribly mangled. One by on
the bodies were brought out and car
ried to the carpenter shop, where a
awe-atrlcken crowd looked upon tn
remains and uttered exclamatlona 9
woe when the Identity Of the vietir
was made known.
william Ospell and four companion
succeeded in getting away BY running
Five italians got out alive The bodie
believed 70 be Ia the pit are those G
James Fox. James Clark and fou
Italians.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
ENGINE BLOWN Up WITH Dynamite

spanish Adslcop Accuse Insurgents of
Baabsr0ns Misdeeaa.
Havana, Ncv. ae-A Dispatch from Pa
aFt0 Principe announces that the insur-
gents have blown up with dynamite the
engine Of a train near EeuvtaH. the en-
sineer and fireman wara badly mutilasad
and seven passengers injured, among
Them the widow of ex-efeuerai As.ramenfo.
The Insurgents have alae blown up q
eulvaft on the railroad between Eaibaren
and Cremediunm, Santa Clara, destroying
one car loaded with cattle. ThB engineer
was seriously wounded.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
soLD 70 THE JAFAN GOVERNMENT

S2eamer state OF al Dtmta OF 8a& AAsAh
Ifne 70 DO Used as y rrHss
New York. Nov. za.--A LEGAL paper says;
has been running between this port and
the Clyde for the Allan state line since
she LEFT the bands OF her builders, four
years ago, has been sold % the Japanese
government. and win be converted into
4 cruiser This information comes from
a high source. and u ssmi-oiieiaily Neri-
fled. An knowledge OF the sale vas, how
ever, denied az the company's ONCE on
Broadway.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

senator fzmimsr neifsxcs ThsFa f4 no
Possibility of q Nominszioa.
washington. Mov. &s--& special - thn
Journal. HaraaB nnyMs
The democratic parts has aQQ4 many
foolish thAnMa. no douptt but "a he@Nan'a
nMsnA let us n0k wini8t1 nuN Mnat aa#Fa4
tradition hy nominating Cleveland for the
third term" said Senator John ~ Rasnser
today Il don't thiuk ha would aeeNpt
hut whether ~ wcNld ut nrt. we #aNsglN
not mink Of nominating him nzaia. Iast
a. hava 3 western man nexs fine. zfcF.
rinon. A ha wants lt. WArilai0s iH "a wlil
tnks ~ i would nat - surprised = the
SESSION we're 10 bring ont SONS preatdsn-
tsal timber on hath aades tAaa fAs un-
kmown.s'
Senator rnllner soosH nt The tz7k eE
war with MnaiaNd over FeH4zNEias 84e
says II the Cuban insurgents FnpfME
the great body " nakivas mna nxH aMaats
ing for tho liberty of tho wh1'e peepla.
ne ln with kham. He hei,neea TANNER
win be thn Next governor 0f 1llinnA@ an4
Cannon SENATOR
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
PRISONERS wAYlAIO ANO lYNcHEo


frain Soaring the sheriff and Negro
Matefastorn sidetraeked.
Nashville, Nov. 19.--At o'clock tonight
Joe Robinson and DHias McGahey both
negroes, were taken from the jail at
Fayetteville by a mob composed Of people
from Lincoln and Marshall counties and
hanged. The negroes had been taken
from Nashville 10 LewishurB. Marshall
county. this morning, tried Tor attempted
rape, convicted and sentenced TO the full
penalty of the law. and q train had been
held 70 take them 10 Tracey City. En-
route, at Fayetteville. In the adjoining
county, sympathiEers OF the Marshall
county mob. At the request OF Ehe mob,
held NJ the train and forced q stde-t track
ing OF the car containing the sheriff, dep
ties and prisoners, despite she protests 81
the leading citizens. The sheriff then
placed the prisoners IN jaii
At Sis a telephone message Was re-
ceived stating the sail had been stormed
and the prisoners iynched.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Ask 4 pAR0oa F0a l0ae aAH1as n


Soma OF Phnaaelphia.a paun.n $Faut
Notorious "a x Wraokez breed
HarfinburT. Nnv. aa.-sTha msast snpoRs.
ART application presented - the NtAte
beard Of pardons whtSA aessmhf@a H1Fe
taday, Is that Tn hehaX 01 gunN NaHd4i&Ns
ax~rity treasurer 0f phllaaHaphtMs HnH
who IL now serving B eea1zuce ek tV1
seara' imprisonment for emn9nzzanekk
a9wrag@kAnw mmarlw million @aiAnF#
which brour4t Ahout tie wreck af fh*
Of lta president Giaepn KaAHnh, wn@ 4K
llve years has hnem ! fmmitiva fsnm SsaHs
dee. and HE whereabouts ara uaAnHHn
exen q Afs former intimate AEieNae HAe
application. wazGh wgAa pnN@AMtpa Nx NAMMf
yer Robert Alewnnaae. AAHH fur &Nat
pardon. and Is supported ~ tt.s zI4ne@
phAanH pFUmimaRt in HnaH@E@l mm8 1~tM
nerclaI Circles huk whose names are
suppressed for the ztme being
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
paAYeas FoR ao8Ear INceasoLl

Cleveland ChFisttnn EmdeaTur Tufums
sad Otbers y nns Flis Conversion.
Cleveland, Nov, M.-Ainny 9erv0nE prey
ers were doubtless efInred IN this cltY
today for the conversion of Colonel Rob
ert g. EaEerhell, she acted aanostie. Last
week as the quarterly meeting of the
Christian Endeavor unions or Cleveland
Il was suggested that such prayers Be-
offered. and the president appointed noon
tndny az the time, and requested that
500 ynemberH OF the society here engage
In prayer az that time. Public prayers
for Colonel Ingersou were offered a4 tha
mass meeting nf the Salvation Army ard
at olive Congregational church BY the
pastor.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
THE MOTOR ROAD RACE
Exhibition Of Vehicles Running by
Their Own Power
SOME VALUABLE PRIZES GIVEN
The course was oue Huudrsd Miles and
the win1sr was sisses Ahead
% the Rest.

Chicago, Nov. 2s.--The motor cycle
contest was won by the Duryea ma
chine. which ~ operated BY gasoline.
The Macey machine OF New York IL stIll
on the road. trying 70 finish-
The FIRST motorcycles or horHeiesS car
riage contest In America took place to-
day on course laid from this city 10
Waukegan. Iit.. and return. Prtxes
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
HEALTH CONGRESS Ar ATLANT

Thanksgiving Day Dsvased 70 Reftlnaus
DianaNainn3.
Atlanta. Ca. Nov. =. a.-Ihankagzving day
a the exposition was devoted to a health
congress, untier the auspices OF the wom-
EMS committee. and IN which u number af
speakers from different parts of the cnnn-
Try participated Tils program comprised
a1-minute speeches upon all branches ef
the subject expressed by the egmprehen-
aive title. Health Culture" and deailas
with dreaa. f0ad. exercise. outdoor and Ia
door, and kindred features essential 10
the maintenance Of good physical dsval-
opmeai.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
lNTERMAaRlAoA LAW REPEAlEn
NJ waite Can Hereafter Acquire CieiAan-
ahtp With fhe Ehefekeea

Tahiaanah, l. F.. New TIA hili paaaad
bath houses og ere IAsrnkme laglmsatsiNe
today renaallnf the inter. rAarrlaee law
relative % GheraAeee aaa Whites whites
who have hereaufore married Into tNe
trlha viii. however. retain tAufs elti1en-
ahfn. bat no fiaAiQ e the natiQn can
hereafter Be acquired hy wAisee ln4a2mar-
ryfpN. praxl0sd tho chAef asNua ghe sl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
HEALF ReuEvED FROM COMMAND
Captain IT sha aeveuue Cntter Bear
Mmaa EMnlaln Aer1min IhInRs.

MASS kxplaln Cersain Fhlngs'
Waahlugton. Nos. @.-Captain Heaiy
has been aataeAsa from command ot the
reve@ue cutter Bear. and placsd on Nait-
ms nrdefs. pending amVastlmm sA0n Into the
charges preferred against hsm. First
temporary command
Lieutenant MhIta. pma of tie ofgleara Or
ne Bear. who nade eompialat against
Captain Heaiy. haa been Transferred 70
duiv AZ Boston. Ia consequence " mhich
ne hns Withdrawn his resignation.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
rHaowN UNoeR 4 TROLLEY CAR
Instant Death or Harvey Edwards. .
Boise Lad.

Bolss. Nsv. "A lnd named Harvey
Edwards. 5 years cid, 9as instantly killed
hera today ~ 4 trolley car. Two boys
ureFn on q horse riding toward "a np-
proaehiug ear. They were Faeaas An
mnather boy. Thosr horse ahied and
fhrew the boy on the rails the Hhnela
nasaiuQ over him. corouer'H Inquest
win bn hala tomorrow
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
eEnNAN soeIAusr oLuBs olosEo


pnr4ln Nne. ae-@The paIlco have SUM
nnrilr ci0aau eleven socialist clubs here.
including siz FcieAataE electoral clatsas
fhe club 81 the socialist press eonmitteq,
fNp n4nh AZ the aaeaaiist party delegates
ana fhnt ~ khe ceHfral eemmiftes ot ths
cermAa socialists nefty.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

pisilaaelphia. Nov. M.--CAxsRfn NKNneN
of the Danish atAamet Hcrsa, the
~ CUBAN NiannNteFAT hfa @AAm4 a&xM
1anns ?. Petersen. and Heano Atn ans
hansen were held in sioeo bah eseh kc&#
hy United States cuMza inneR NNli
FiT9paan ATuAken MMuFa &smf @ NMANs 81
ammuHltion m4re taken en- Neff4 oA#
landed later II Cuba lie aaa1Fle1 khnt 50
Ehe urew hmd been ofk8faa d a@tseA #
keep nffli tongues
John .. Hart the asent es TIE s1earzAz.
hn said. was % get sizoaa kDf fa5M#
tho vessel fnx shn e9neakEt0n.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
STUART YEAaNs ron ! PalzE FIGHT

En Route 80 Chicago 90 Induce Corhsti
60 Aaaet EitEsimmons.
81. Louis, Nov. z9.-nan Stuart. the pal-
las sporting man who tried 70 bring on
the Corbett -FTIt4ssmmons mill, and who
received such severe setbAcks IN Texas
and Arkansas. passed through st. Louis
for Chicago and New York. He an
nouneea that ne win see James ]. Corhett
h tha latter city and urge HIM 70 agree
70 q meeting with Fitzsimmons near 5u-
arez, Mexico.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Columbus. Ca. Nos. 9.-The Caatta-
ha0enie National hank failed 80 c1nn ~
5sfsatcd ia the Chet8ahooeAie BHewing
"a. which has been ordered a0id anu IN
other local enterprises IA. III EppAnN n
president
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
The LAST riT PROVED fatal

Rufua snEss hound Dena-Lefs : Noss 0s
Explanation.
Kansas City, Me-. Nox. &.-Hetwaen
and 10 o'clock today Rufus Suits. roFmar-
" a weli-Anown merchant. waa found
dead Ia bed Ia the Midland hotel An an-
velope on whleh was written Please open
this" contained fha following undated
communication ss1'his Is 10 certify that
am subject 70 falling fta. while /
expect the next one 70 cause my d@ash.
l stats that dOctora can not revive me te
any purpose RUFUS SUITS"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
ngpcAIEn nav oERNAN cHURcs


r4hicheo. Nov 3.-Ths new German
Catholic Church 0f Hk Martina, nonatru1-
"a esaza n1ana made ~ the ealabrataa
German arehilect. T. naeker e Mains
waa dedicatnd this morning by Arch
hfah6r EesAAm. AFTER tine celebration ~
nonitHcial high naaaa. The. edlzico Has
been erected az a co1t cf oNcr SO o00. tbs
intexfor beiag rlcnlg decorated ana All sha
Orna4aansatien having neen hr0uEAt from
AVestrhaiia. oermany. Tao extarioF =
crnanantea With several pieces * seaio-
eurN the noag n9oxninaut being 4 bronze
ignrs az 81. Martin on horpeheeh.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
WOOL AUcTl0a sAlEs AT L0N00n
prlsas Firn Tor the Bsaa 0rowshs, Anasrs
anmM MnNlMM lAhMNmllN.

London Nov. Ef.--At tia wooi auefioa
sales today there was an exceilank show,
nna she bidding WAS Nnozt aetAve. RataaM
vgera frrn. especially for the hest grades,
American buyers often paying the rates
srbfeh prevailed Al the last sales. Hnnv
have taken 1000 halea 10 faE,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
FAILS sslow EleaTY alLuoNs


Now York. Nov 29-Baring. Aagouu q
"a. have engaged 10000 sold for export
tomorrow.
bnra sor mhipment tomorrow. Barring.
Mn9nnn 4 % letter Increased their ship
menl to <56a.0oo.
THE RESERVE.
washington. Nov. &9,-The treasury ts-
dny lost Il 900 Ia gold for export. which
ieavea the true amount 81 the gold reserve
81. 81. .SsS
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
FoR a NV fRlAL foR pURRANT
All gay Yesterday sfaaexlts We're Rend
In San Francisco.

san FraaeiEco Nov. a-Ths attorneys
f0r Theodare puTTant occupied ta8ay'h
session OF the court with the readlng
OF the prisoners adldavita. on which wiii
ba Based motion for new trial. More
aliIdavitR wili be presented en- Mnusfny
before argument an the molten is heard
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Fo0R1 EsN WEARS Foa aALsoUa
fealaud,s Notorious ldheFagor kfnua
promoter WI GO 20 Iaii.

f.nnaan. Nov. as~-Henaenc@a were pro-
neanred today on 1ahez g. nal9oars George
Fawafa Brock and MoEfal Ihepboid. eon.
wsSsaa Of frauds halAour YES sensencea
~ " vears paiiai BaFvitnaa. Brock am4
ssi,sphata te n8us ana feur months ~
aa4efivelY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
cnmlNAL oPeRATlon KILLED Asa
salt Lake coroner's jury RetaTns 3 Fer.
dfnF ON Ara. Ida Page.

di1F ON AFa. La RaGN.
salt Lake. NOV. zs.--Tha coroner'a jury
rendered q verdict today In the caae of
Liza Page Of Delenar. Nsy.s who aied here
on Saturday last. The verdict waa Ia khe
effect that deceased came 10 her death BY
blood poisoning superindnced by an opera
klon performed by Dr. =. -. C9xringtun or
Brigham City. Utah. for the purpoe of
causing an abortion. Tha mother of the
dead woman arrived here to-day from
Los Angeles. Cal
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

occupation Of tribal lands Of the several
nations, to which any citizen. Indian or
other person, or the tribal government OF
any nation. Is or may be made 4 party
plaintiff or defendant.
Referring 20 the law work OF the as
slstant attorney generals office ana OF
the general land Office, the secretary
again urges the importance of creating
a board OF principal examiners. both In
the secretary's Office and in the land
Office. to whom may be referred such
classes OF cases as the secretary and
commissioner may deem advisable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

BY new Illinois law the barber shops
must close on Sunday
Hoodums at Napoleon. o.. are making
the life of the peaceable Amsh settlers
unbearable.
great cloudburst at Red Lake, s. d.,
filed n dry lake of six square miles eight
inches deep with water.
At family reunion at Til.on, Ia, ronr-
teen persons were poisoned, one fatally, by
water from an unused well.
on the charge of holding up the Men.
doclno coach, Davi1 Oldham, n Baptist
deacon, of Ukiah, Cal, is on trial.
California peach growers are being al
vised not to send any shipments east ow-
ing to the large crop from Georgia north.
A verdict Of first degree murder was
found at Atlanta against w. j. Meyers,
aged 10, who killed and robbed Forrest
Crowley.
Managers of the st. Louis house of ref
uge settled long religious struggle by or
dering that any clorgymen could hold
services there.
Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard. of New York,
whose daughter welded David II. Morris
without her consent, Is expected to relent
and forgive the pair.
Because of an old North Carolina law
Miss Rachel Blythe. Of Raleigh. who is
of Indian descent, had to go to Washing
ton to wed A. g. Barrier.
Charging Mrs. "Gad" Taylor with cir
cuating bad reports Of their character,
Misses Lulu and Fannie Mitchell and Miss
Sallie Reddlck, of Deland, Fla, cowhided
her unmercifully.