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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
TIE INDIANS WERE IN II Heir otoR,
Entertained the VISITORS 10 she North
Naklma Fair.

entertained the Visitors o she North
Nakims Fair.
North Yakima. Oct a.-Tha fair to-day
was given over to the Indiah jubilee. and
thousands Of redskins made q merry en-
tertalnment for three shousand spaeta-
tors. The grand stand wis packed 10
standing room only al afternoon TO
Witness the parade, races arid war dances
OF the Indians. Chief EIosds led the pa.
rade with the choice hFaveH of II different
tribes, congregatsng from the entire
northwest. Following ths parade came
scores OF bucks attlred only IN hxeech-
ciouts. who posed as scouts Then came
file after fiia OF warriors, painted and dec
GRATED with feathers and R|sw-gawx, and
numberte1s sQuaws brought up the rear.
After the parade the Indiihma kent M d
constant series OF amuaeln2nts. They
gave war dances and scalp dances. held q
council OF var, and whoope6 and howled
In true 55 strain and filled ilil she vacant
spaces on fbs program With pony races
The squRw race brought down the grand
stand In a storm 81 applauah
There WAS NO balloon ASCENSION, Il be-
ing reported that some cultr|s Indians had
ripped open the big gas bRsE
The pavilion exhibitions Are the faneaf
ever seen In this state In the way OF small
fruits. In the opinion Of 0k Seattle and
Tacoma excursionists. who left this ev-
enlnR for their homes THE days pmid
attendance was 200.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

sentenced 10 death BY Recorder Con. Pe-
titions for her release were circulated
through the city. then 2he stats and hnal-
iy other states took IL up TX looked Tor
time as " Governor Morton would ee
swept OF bis feet. but Assistant District
Attorney Mcintyre took all the poetry out
OF the case by replying 20 the charge that
she had not had fair trial. He showed
that the prosecution being certain OF Sc
curing her conviction did not bring for-
ward the testimony they had ready
to show that the woman had gone TO live
with Cataedo on promise that he would
deposit 81. Coz his savings. In bank la her
name When he faiiud to do this she
killed him. Their relations were OF The
most merccnary character, and the mar
der was In no sense the act OF girl fren-
zied by the loss of honor. The exposure
OF the real motive behind tho murder put
an effectua1 quietns on the petitioners.
and She prospects ara that the court OF
appeals will give the case an Impartial
and calm consideration. II has been I'M
derstc0d from the state that the governor
favOrs remitting the death penalty In the
case Of the woman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
REAR coAcAEs IuMPEp lie TRAck
Aeeident In Pennsylvania which KILLED
the Conductor.

Aeeidens In Pennsylvania Which Killed
the Conductor.
Pittsburg Oct. "A special from Ma
nor. Pa, says:
while the mail train on the Pannnyl-
vanla railroad going west was passing
through this town At O'Clock tonight
the two rear coaches jumped tbs track
swinging against an eaGt-bound freight
which struck the passenger cars with
such force as to knock them over a s0-foot
embanlSment against a coal train standing
on the siding.
Conductor ]. W. Miller Was standing
beside his engine. and was killed In
staptiy.
One coach turned completely over on
its side.
hrs. Thomas Donahue Of Greanaburg
was thrown through window. but ea-
capped with q scratch, while her husband.
who sat beside her IN tbs train. was
badly Injured.
About 10 passengers were seriously In
tuFad.
John Baker. assistant station agent ct
Manor. was struck bg one u tho coaches
and Is fatally injured. Mrs. John Pace
Of Allegheny. Pa, has just been taken
from the wreck In a dying condition.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16


Cuwrt Of AppemAw 70 @N@r s@a Taa0Ae@1M&
MAFdtF Case.
Albany, X. r.. Oct A-Ine eoart % ap-
pemgs az shia stats hsEan ifa fasl aeaelnm
yesterday. one o. ne arst thiusz 6 tosN
sd was the case 81 aknria BarteEL tas
murderess, whoss wanEence 10 death Las
spring caused an unprecedented catnurst
Of shrieklnE and hysterissI synpathx.
MaFiA.n crime was ore or the most shoes
nag IA the pofioe reeofds e. New YORK.
She had been living with s man of her
own rMce an 1taiiaas named bognenic0
cataeda. without the ceremony Ct mar
Rage. He dectde1 q end lneir relations.
she met him On the street and asked hlm
whether he was g0lnE 20 laava her. Aas
said yes. Whereup1n she drew one 81
the deaaiy Italian Knives and, holding
back h4a head with ana hand. drew TIE
razor edge across his taroat. nearly sew
arinE the head from the body. All this
was done IN . crowded street IN sight Of
women ANA ehiidren, several Of whom
were driven temporarily out o. their mind
| by the terrible slight.
The woman is ugly In feature and slight
/ ~ deformed Ia person. Her mina u NOT
above her hody's standard in fact, she
/ Is w0efaily Ignorant. During the trial her
stupid heiplcasneas awakened much SYM
patty, which broke into a fearful torrent
when she was promptly convicted and
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
ii BIT SPRINGS NEXT
81 to Carnival Managers Need
Fear No Extreme Action
G. VERNON CLARKE TALKS
W0nldnst Cali n Special Session n che
Fighters Mes in the state
House Yard.

little Rock. ARK. Oct. 8.--'FYou can
sak for me that I would not convene
Chi Legislature In special session TO stop
It, II fney were 10 fight in the state
hsuae yards Governor Clarke used
this ianEUaEe In conversation with an
AAanclafed Press representative today,
Ia reference TO his probable action in
ale event that the Corbett-Fltzaim-
Moons contest should be advertised TO
ta|ke place In Hot Springs. His manner
WAS W deliberate and emphatic that
tfcre could be no possible doubt Of the
edFnestness of the governor. Governor
Clarke WAS IN q most aminble frame Of
mind and talked freely concerning the
latter phase OF the situation.
II do not really know anything about
sd he began. but have heard a
great many rumors about the scheme
a hold the contest IN Arkansas. II
locks a. though they mean 10 bring II
oil at Hot Springs sure enough. The
fact that Mayor Waters and the city
attorney or Hot Springs are In Dallas
negotiating with the managers OF the
aEfair, indicates beyond . doubt that
Hot Springs wants At aud they VIII
' cry likely get H."
win you interfere should they at
tempt ~ bring 1t on there2'
MY position IN that regard IL well
known. You may say that win do
eFerything In my power to prevent the
eight; that win go as far as the law,
aF Il new stands gives me authority 70
gp, and no further. Mr.. Martin IN the
city attorney at Hot Springs and Is
lawyer OF much ability. He knows
alb well as myself. or anyone else. just
how far my authority goes and he
Stems 70 have decided that /. as an ofli-
CIR, who hiss taken the oath TO enforce
the law as ! find II. win so 10 the end
af my authority and stop them and
that N Just what I win do. ] am not
disposed just now. however, 10 say
sEhat my action win be should they at
tHmpt 10 bring the contest or In Ar
Aanses. but you can say for me. that !
should not convene the Legislature in
special session 10 stop AZ. n they were
10 fight iii the state house yard. shall
dee the law enforced. but / will not put
the people To the expense OF q special
session og the legislature to prevent a
sniademeanor and then perhaps have
lha legislature refuse 90 endorse the
sIction.
Were the legislature to be called.
have little reason 10 believe that the
state law would be changed. Nine out
III 10 senators now In commission are
members who voted for the law ms Il
stands now on the statute books"
Governor Clarke stated that he had
40 doubt that the local peace officers
would 40 their whole duty Ia the mat.
Ter should q violation Of the law be
threatened 81 Hot Springs or elsewhere
il Arkansas.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

fourth regiment band has been specially
selected by the Buffalo branch for q con-
cert and for escort duty.
Chauncey M. pepew has been invited
to address the association. Mayor Jew
ett has consented 70 open this convention,
After the convention eha visiting mem
hers will have carriage drive about the
city and trip to the fails. The committee
Of arrangements OF the Buffalo branch
consists Of James q. Tyler. A. VI Arm
strong, n. 3. Davis, George -. Weston
and u. q. Baldwin. The finance commit
toe IN; Charles Al. White, n. w. o.
Brien, @. q. Palmer. Frank II. Wade and
l.. A. Wilkinson.
Tho association 81 an insurance aaaocia-
tions open only 10 commercial travellers.
Since the organization OF the association
Il has grown to be almost as large and im-
portant ~ the A. q. II. w. Tho Buffalo
branch OF the association IL one OF the
strongest Ia the country. The oficers Of
the Commercial Travellers Home Associa.
ton aras
President. Horace II. Cady. Cleveland
Ohio. ruler OF the order; secretary and
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
HOPE 10 souDirY rHE NEoRo wore


Baltimore. Oct. s-Ths call isHued b.
the executive committee OF the National
tSepuniican Nigiiant Association for . ma
s siei.A. convention q colored men 20 be
held II this city. brought foeesher TODAY
me NEST representative meeting 0f AFRO
americans that has been held Tor many
years. The object Of the conferences Il
70 kar1nulAte q general plan Of orfmusaa-
sion g Hoiiaafy the c0iored vote amd e.
claim that which has hitherto acted Win
~ asHlocfAfic and other partiha Nine
teeR aaaxcs and a ealorea rmpnhIlean r5,sh.
at& represented. and the Indications n4p
.h&t ne 9afnatinR Niu exert a strong Ia
aa1ne# ubaN khe Ase1menS wnlnA Il xnkswa.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
HAS DISSOLVED the coURT MARTIAL

General Merritt scores thc Officers VINO
We're Trying Captain kirkman.
Iseaxsnwerfh, Kan. oeK. 8--The court
martial OF Captain /. II. KIrkman that has
been IN progress At Fort Ieavenworth for
the last two weeks was given another sen
Hatioual turn today. This afternoon Gen
srai Merritt telegraphed here. dissolylng
the court Tor permitting irregularities
during the trial and ordered ali the officers
In the court 70 their respective stations.
The Irregularities consisted IN the court
permitting the wife. a0n and daughter OF
Captain klrAman % be present and hear
all the testimony during the trial
court win new officials has been or
dered and the trial Il 10 commence again
Thursday At Fort Riley.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
'rExAs roo nor RON pRizE FToHTERs
PIans so right in Other states Made .
Felony by the law.


PIana 30 Right in Other states Made
Felony hy the Law.
Dallas. Texas, Oct. "a puzzling
turn was taken BY Governor Culberson
hnd his administration this morning
which created some surprise. Attach
mant papers were received BY Sheriff
cable from Austin TO be served on ".
*. wheelocix. secretary Of the Florida
athletic Club W. "A. Brady. manager
BIZ !. J. Corhett; Martin Julian. mana
ger Of Bob Eitzaimmonh and Joe VEN
dig. These parties are summoned Is
witnesses before the Travis county
Judge.
w. A. Brady, accompanied by John
Farrell, arrived IN the city as a. m.
coming from San Antonio. They at
once proceeded 20 the headquarters OF
the Florida Athletic Club where Mr..
Brady met Mayor Waters and city At
torney Martin of Hot Springs. VINO
have been here several days ia consul
tation with President Dan Stuart
While Mr.. Brady was talking TO the
arkansas men. Sheriff Cable entered
and announced that he had attach
xnents for w. X. whaelock. W. Al.
Brady, Martin Julian and Joe Vendig
The latter h the eastern representative
Of the Florida Athletic Club. Yendig
and Julian had not reached the city
Brady and WheeIoek gave bonds IN the
sum IF $3.50 each for their appearance,
Martin Julian. accompanied by Ern-
est Roeber. arrived at II a. M. and
proceeded 20 the Oriental hotel The
first man to introduce himself 20 Jul
Ian was Sherin Cable. Julian also gave
bond
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
DEADLY BATTLE ~ a SALOON
Lawyer jennings Killed and his Brother
Fatally Wounded.

Wichita. Kan. Oct IA deadly battle
occurred In a saloon At Woodward, .. T.,
last night. Lawyer Ed Jennings az Wood
ward was shot dead and hin brother john
Jennings. was MORALLY wounded. The
men who did the shooting were sx-State
Senator Temple Houston Of Texas, the
oldest son OF General Samuel Houston.
and ex-shsri8 Jack Love Of Woodward
Tho trouble began IN q court room. where
Jennings. who is an attorney for thu
Santa Fe railroad, vas prosecuting a bov
for stealing 3 keE Of beer from q car.
Houston was defending him. During The
examination Of a witness the lia waa
passed and the battle followed whsn the
men met later In a saloon.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
CHOLERA IS DYING OUT IN HAWAII


There II Much Distress Among the Nm.
lives. Ra2iuHs Beng Issued.
san Francisco, Oct. e.-sThe steamer An
stralia arrived today, bringing the follow.
ing adviees from HONOLULU. October J:
But two eases Of cholera have developed
IA the past "A days. The record to date
u 81 cases and 65 deaths There II much
distress among the uaWailans. Relief
stations have been opened 10 supply them
with food. About 9o0o0 rntiuns are hand
ed out weekly.
The natives have circulated q STORY
that two Hawaiian cholera patients we're
buried Milza
Frank Gedfrey. white. recently dlseharr.
ed from the cholera hospital a. cured Il
charged with being the author OF the ~.
port Your men iured him 70 4 lonely
spot and gave him coat OF tar and fsath-
ers. Godfrey has appealed 70 the United
States minister.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
DIRroMATs N LoSDOs Ans AMazEn


Even slie Press n0ubss MS Jndisi0nsnnaa
% the poenment.
London. oct. a.--The statements made
~ Lord Eackviile. who as sir Lionel
saeisville West was the British minis
ter az Washington in 1850, fn a pam
phlet marked For private circulation
only a copy Of which was obtained
here bg the correspondent OF the New
York World. and the substance of
which was printed In the United State
today. have caused Amusement In dir
iomntie circles.
Truth, commenting on the statement
made. says.
Whether II was courteous or tudle
lous for Lord saekvllIe 20 publish q
attack when mr.. nayara is ambassada
in London = q dabataDIa question.
which Il may. however. be reasonably
replied that Mr Dnyara was immeaF
nrably more diEeunrteuns and ln5ndi
ioua IN his behavior toward sackvlu
West when the latter was In Waahin
ton. Air. hayards therefore. would
mean 70 complain Of this point nut u
matter Acquires exceptional lntere
when II ~ considered side ~ side vi
9 recent dispute regarding the race
the Americas cup. Al should be RENE
bered thSf sackTilie West was the 81
tim Of an election trick An lndiscr
expression az opinion upon ATS ~
was exageernted FOR tho purpose Of
citing ants-nnellah aRltatIon ~
trick waa successful and Backwliie Va
NNa banded 4lg nApera England ~
paraou az her envoy qA NraAaly
mmtnMaw sMnuika Msr Ta@6&f
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
oRDsa s Now RggToago " LOU
The Japanese Troops are Guarding she
putaec

Yokohama. Oct. "A dispatch received
today from Seoul, the capital OF Corea
announces that order has been restored
and Japanese troops are now guarding
tina palace, The cause Of this action an
the part 81 the Japanese commander ID
Seoul was thai Tai Ron kin. tbs kings
father. and leader 81 the anaI-reforFa
party, entered tha palace al the head OF
81 arfs3Na t0rrn, threatening the queen 8
life. Although no definite statement was
made. Il u believed the queen Is sttH
alive.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
c4lNAMAN As 4 pHlLANTHRoPIsT
Atlanta Midway People Arrested for
Holding Women as slaves.

Holding Women as slaves.
Atlanta. Ca. Oct s-Wrlts OF habsas
corpus we're served today upon O. W
Yang and Leon Lama. propriet0rs OF the
Chinese village on tbs midway exposition
commanding them 70 bring the bodies Of
nine Chinese women charged By Linn
Ling. an Atlanta laundryman. as being
held IN involuntary servitude. Ling. who
appears Ia tbs role Of a nhilanthroplst
says the women were bought Ia China ana
transported here against their viii TIE
writ was taken out under the 18th amend
ment ID the constitution.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

treasurer. w. II Booth. Hornelisviile. ".
y; vice presidenta-New York. william
Mason: Pennsylvania, n. j. Mccartney.
Scranton Ohlos y. M. MeKInstry. Clev@.
ianc; Massachusetts, Orrin Scotch. De
troit; New Jersey, James Southland. New.
ark; Illinois, Charles III. Hinman. chicA.
90; Maryland. Il. p. Reinickar, Baltimore
Members OF the board OF managers for
three years, l.. 3. Watson, Syracuse; g.
III White, BufgHio. M. vi; G. g. Frlshie,
Elmlra, y. r.: 8. d. w. Cleveland, Roch-
sister. N. r; c. G. Gale. Boston. Mass.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
4 Rise IN SILVER G CERTIFICATES
Those Securities iIays Res hhsd ths HieA.
est poiat Of the Year.

est poiaa Of the N|emf.
New York, Oct. g-Sllve certificates
were traded today az esAG s9sz, the high
est prices OF the year. The deaItnar
amounted 10 saS.9ao The hlRher IiRpras
show an advance OF ~ per cent over yoa-
terday'H transactions. the lpwest price OF
the year being g. on Jan nary 10 The
previous high point was esM. on April Il
The present advance uf slivkr bullion both
here and IN London is tu,I to the aeeu-
mutation Of the metal at the last mem
toned center, preparatory TO another IA.
sue Of bonsia BY the Chsnehe government
In the settlement OF indem nifty 10 Japan.
For months London has been aecumulat-
ing silver. The production IN the United
States has not materially d decreased. while
that OF Mexico has falleE on as usual
during the rainy season.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
PADDED sTREET suREA b PAY ROLLS
Three Men In Buffalo Accused OF I'm.
bezrfins Large Snms

Buffalo, Oct. a.-IhFee rlen have been
arrested, charged with en|beHziinR large
amounts Of money from NE city by pad
ding the payrolis OF the street bureau
with dummy names
The prisoners are Howird ID. Herr
cashier OF the department Of public
works: John NJ. Danahs, depaty superIn-
tenuent OF streets. and Jnahph Snrke. for
merry inspector Of streets. NOW saloon
keeper.
Tho warrants were awoFn out BY the
mayors private secretary on informn-
ton laid before him b. CI r. Matthew'S
proprietor Of the Express
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
seALs wgRE uevER SO SCARCE
Reports From Alaskan Waters ARE MOI
ReassuTiug.

~ KUEFM FNWE1F NFVEHHNNEE " WsNFH NJ 4EtFF
ReassuTiug.
washington. Oct. s,-Captain Hooper. In
command Of the Boring sea patrol feet
during the summer, has been granted %
days leave before coming 10 Washington
to report by the early part Of November
the reports from other commanders and
the government agent on the Seal Islands
win be received and Captain Hooper and
the treasury officials can confer with all
the facts before them. During Captain
Hooper's visit here Il Is expected that reg
nlations for next year will be formulated.
Up to this time the department has re-
ceived no Information automatically upon
which 20 base a statement OF the catch
outside the prohibited zone. The number
OF seals which came To the islands during
the year. however, Il said 10 have been
less than any previous year
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
me DEATH LlsT NUMsEas FIVE


hraaghf - she snrfaee.
W1lkesbarre. Pa. Oct s.-The bodies Of
thfee engineers and that OF the Ore boss
killed ~ The explosion IL tha B0rrance
mine last uiEhs were recovered early
lbs morning.. Z & believed that the list
81 Gha dead win be cons1nsd ID the fal.
lowing
William aanes. mining engineer, aasd
& HAlisAAn IahtA, mimzaR engineer. q
AAlewailyu Owens. ef 6sttts0n: David u
tlsssa. IRE e.szai AsscnEez Morris. co.
na Mefe brought cut at the nins 49,
MIGHT airs atiii II a precarloua conal-
ton.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
Will WORK IN REPUBLICAN RANKS


HlFMNfN lEINm.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. admitted States
Senator Francis y. Warren, who has re-
turned from Washington, says he believes
the only hope fer silver Il In Tight within
the republican party lines.
Questioned a. 20 what the republican
party OF wyoming would probably DO II
the national organisation declared against
TIE white metal, he said that there was lit
tla naa OF any enc Of the several states
antAgOniRing the national party organ
izafi0n on any one subject whatever.
Asked az 10 what he himself would do til
case HIS party definitely arrayea itself
against silver. the senator said that he
thought he could do more good within
his party ranks than outside Of them.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
INDIANAPOLIS Co.'s DEMOCRATIC


Indianapolis. oct. a-The Municipal
elections Ia this city today were 4 demo
ceratie landslide. THE entire democratic
ticket is elected BY a majority approx
mating 800. This IL regarded as remark
able IN .iaw Of the fact that q republican
was elected two years aea b. 4 Fr,agorIfsg
Of over $50. The republicans conessi6 M
election nf the democratic ticket bv 4
large majority. There r. mach nelse And
n me eity tonight.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

new York. Oct. a.~-The executive coma
assttce Of the society foF liberal sunaay
laws this afternoon Endorsed the Tam-
many political nominations. The socists
FepraAatA4 thn united nMlaan intere2ta 81
fhe cits.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
m MlLL &c a 5oLLY coNvENTIoN

NntNoNNI AHNOcIn1I0n uF TTnV0IlnW WNn
50 Meet ~ buffalo.
Bunaio, Oct 0--The convention of tina
National Commercial Travellers Home
Association. which viii be held in Buffa-
70 this weeiS. win be one OF the most no.
table gatherings both N numbers and the
representative CHARACTER OF lie member
men win be present The convention win
be held IN Music hall. which Niii be hand
aomeiy decorated for the event. as win
aiao the committee headquarters AZ tho
lfeneaec. Several OF the Buffalo bands
have been engaged by coming delegations
for escort in the parade. and the Seventy
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

t&inuann0lie. Oct E-fn ths ralNennns
aouse g bishops 8 1avoeahln renaff ,sar
saReq % 30 proposal Tor 4 1lixsaion OF tho
aeraae ~ California. A rmNnlr4san 49,.
AFatiu* ne fHss lnnftFr sufssalofsan 81 Is =.
esa,i, sna laaae ial0 two jurisdictions
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

New Xorss, Oct SILT - announced Thar
G. ]. smish, who has been appointed re.
cnlsef 81 the Oregon IMPROVEMENT fnm.
pMnx Nv *he uAisn8 States court "
washington has had hia appointment
confirmed 81 the uultea States district
caafs pf California KHH nHM n&M Aeasr6
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16
ELEVATOR Ftll one y INDREp FEET
shueking Aeoldent 10 shs building OF a
hgcaHo Tniinrgnn Fargn.

hicaRo TniinrInd Flrgn
Chicago. oct. a--The d evator Ia the
building Of the National Tailoring Com
pRAy. on Franklin street, fell 100 fest TO-
day. Joseph BosenhuFg, internally In
iured. viii die. others IN ured are. FIy-
moaon EvWun. legs fractured and ether
Wise bruised: Abraham ClbmnanRa. spine
injured. lower limbs parn|y1ssl; Herman
cienenKe. q boy. right HitIe Injured. win
Die. The victims were taller nhon em-
ploEe@. The car had read he'd the fourth
ioor when the cable snapped
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-10-16

workmen in = Lenavlnl nine priehs.
fully Nmuelea IN sha Aaslsent.

IsaAU84lI0. Col. Got 11--3nlnng NIoore
was instantly killed and Dbu zlorrisan "a
tally injured By an exulosion 81 aians
powder Ia the shaft of the Afnsnhlane
msn8.
explosion occurred last evening.
- tAae lei we're not knrnd nntii today
N.eFt.s'la ~ - tha hnftpu af the shaft
80. Aient e terrible aEof y, hiE e9eaiFht
eess4 s5fQleA Hna hsA l|oay lfishtsallv