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The herald., 1895-07-22

DR.. D. s. Diffenbacher, dentist rooms and
5. 119 S. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-07-22

l6 minutes. J.W; Rice second. time 17;o55;
gives both Rice and Rapp one heat each
for second and third place. which will be
settled next Sunday, Splittstoesser win
ming first medal by today's victory,
The herald., 1895-07-22

Get wedding and visiting cards from H. NJ.
Lee Bro. printers and engravefs. 140 North
Spring. They are specialists in this line.
The herald., 1895-07-22

inc IfllDys yesterday defeated the
Boyle Heights Stars by score of l6 to u.
For good table claret try our Sonoma
Zinfandel, SOC per gallon. T. Vache &
Co., Commercial ana Alameda. Tel. 309.
The herald., 1895-07-22

USE GERMAN FAMILY SOAP.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

To produce upon new wood the APP
prarance 81 age is something upon
Is hich great deal Of time. money and
thought has been expended. A new
dyc or stain that promises to be more
satisfactory than any heretofore used
made by adding to one thousand parts
81 water fifty parts Of commercial ALI
zarin. Into this ammonia is put, drop
IN drop, unit, portion of the liquid
taken from the bulk and ngitated gives
off distinct ammonia odor. This
stain will color maple to red brown,
giving Il the appearance Of age that is 50
much desired by lovers Of fine furni-
turc. Under the same treatment, oak
takes ON yellow brown, After treat
nent with calcium chloride gives q
much darker and richer color. The
value of many sorts 81 wood is greatly
increased by dark coloring, and as
this stain strikes deep into the wood, il
& at once practical and Of good deal
81 commercial Importance
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

While fashion may sanction such
grotesque, caprice, good sense certainly
can not approve the idea of making the
two sleeves of the dress of widely dis
similar material and color The effect
is too glaring, and subjects the wearer
to a suspicion of vacuity OF the brains
not supposed to be desired by any well
bred woman
A new evening bodice Is almost en-
tirely of paSsementerie with shoulder
straps of velvet on which are bows
fiuted in butterfly shape. The effect
al distance is that of series of open
fans united at the handle and spread
ing about eight inches from front 70
back.
Deep fringes Of beads are much liked
for dressy wear They are arranged
TO fall from the belt or from pointed
bodice, or shoulder garnitures are set
on the waist draping and half conceal
ing the figure. When properly usei,
this style of trimming is extremely be-
coming,
Opera cloaks with big sleeves are
ycxing problems to women, 0ae of
the new models is so volumiuosss that
the owner is Obliged to go Sidewise
through an ordinary door
opalescent eolors are ngain coming
into favor, and garnit,res OF opales-
cent beads are in the very height OF
fashion,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

notorious kurd brigand OF tbc villan.
81 bilbran' aud colonel in the regn.
iaf army went with detachment az
turkish troops 10 the Armenian
villages Of iinhlon. Hatzgent
ana komA and al eneh mace
they committed every crime
possible to commit. After driving ~,
lhe men they collected the female chill.
dren Of Bahlou together. about two
hundred IN all and after rayishing
'hem they killed them with guns ana
swords. After this massacre the Turk.
ish soldiers RECALLED themselves with
wine and whatever else they could find
"a the village. The Kurdish regular
troops from Khan aud Bahran entered
the Armenian village, Of Alianozig and
Aghteg, killed the inhabitants. ana
wrecked their houses The number Of
villages devastated ia this manner II
Is said 70 he over thirty.two. The Ar
meniana fled in every direction. but
many % them were captured by the
Turkish troops before they could get
away and were taken 10 prison.
hhadlik, who was the principal apOlSes-
man Of the Armenian refugees, told
thr whole story ia the most eonyinc.
ing manner. DIR. D. Thoumaian q
meiirknown Armenian has Just received
a letter written ON sept. 70 from 10
dorian, village near Er1croun. The
writer says
How can ! write the horrors of our
life for the days since the 18th. Mount.
cd robbers rode up 20 this village an
hour after sunset aud Immediately be
gan indiscriminate attacks upon the
Armenian inhabitants. oyer 200 shots
were fired al the house Of Rev. Mr.,
A0okis, pastor - ihe Protestant com.
muRity who was ahscnt ID Erzeroum.
Three balls struck the pastors wife IA
thc tare She subsequently died from
this effects uf her wounds Some poor
praple from khnoos, Who We're living
~ lhc basemen, ~ tie pastor, house,
hurried np Stair when The firing WAS
going on and ali ~ them were wound.
sd Mr Richardson. an American
missionary. came from Erscronm b a.,
tend the funeral * the pastors Nifr
Un sept h q lAnd ~ rnha,crs commit.
sed murder as AndaR aud carried oii
cattle AZ nspit ,hrF broke into houses
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09
VIEW Oh MAns.

Mars Was inhabited by a race 81 a
higher order than our own.
Upon what do You base your the
oryp" he was asked
..That brilliant light in which they
must exist Is an indication Of their SUI
nerior intelligence. lie replied. Ami
nnls that live in darkness are OF the
lowest order. Evil and Ignorance are
ever represented by darkness
Mars has three satellites. have
discovered. one more than given by as
,ronomcrs. and the nights there are
brighter than the sunnicst day upon
Garth. while the days are brilliant in
proportion
Two years ago obtained picture
of Mars upon which something re-
scmblinp man standing under q tree
appcarcd. succeeded In getting three
views Of the identical location though
The instrument was not SO near q state
az pcrfection as at present hope ~
another year to produce machine oi
sufficient power to positively deter
mine whether Mars is inhabited OF
not. Mars is much nearer than as
tronomers imagine,
Prof. Coles claims that the present
mnynifying power of his instrument Is
tIo 400 diameters. but in new ma
chine in course of construction he eN-
meets TO double the power. The pro-
fcssor gave no explanation of his in
veption other than that II consisted in
"thc concentration Of the suns rays,
which he suites can be bottled up for
tuttirc use.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

The statement has frequently been
made that ii wonld be impossible to
drill holes ia stone without the aid Of
iron tools That such holes have been
drilled, however. has long heen an ac-
cepted fact As implements from the
stone age amply prove An article in
foreign publication contains an Illus
tration ~ the apparatus for perform
ing this work ~ drilling which was
done III hollow cylinder Of bone,
hardened wood or horn Wet sand. or
particles 81 flint ground very fine, were
kept constantly dropping upon the
point where the hole was being made.
The process was apparently not I'M
like the cutting ~ marble BY means OF
sand and wires or strips Of metal
The metal itself without the sand and
water would be ~ lit,le use. In this
prehistoric drilling. the stone axe was
wcdged firmly in place and the drill
rrvolvcd by means Of a bowstring.
According 10 the discoveries Of anti
quarinns, hy far the greater part Of
these stone axes were broken or split
Ia the drilling In some eases il was
found that the fragments were made
use of as smaller axes this fact indi-
eating labor saving inclination, as
the worl, - shaping was much greater
than thui ~ drilling ont the holes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

then l'r ny ia un exceptionally favor
able position for observation
This II i VICES 81 the eastern Dor.
drr ~ Mars said the professor Is be
adjusted 81 instrument l.onls quick.
81 btfo-e inc pressure y exhausted
~ no, sri inn near ihe machine; i
mat butn VouF ewes
The visitor approached and eau.
,iulslA ferred INTO the mysterious hos.
A wonderful neenr was presented.
Ihe-r werg hong chuins ~ mountains
standing out against 4 yellow ai,y Of
bril'ianry almost narseribablc, which
transformed thc shadow ~ the peaks
d inkY hlueknyss; beautiful lakes liat
reflected the yellow light like bur
nisHrd gold mud strange shrubhcry re-
srnblinR huge ferns and palms
10 wiil shoot !, now said the in.
,ruiug, AZ The visitors backed away
fstt,n lie machine In response III his
jnach ii5rrg Mas i ,ound ike thr bpat-
ing gpon brass gong, uptning a
tls,pf a. thr side ~ the box the prufes.
Me- sopi. III; picture Hike crayon
lraWinR ~ this, there might bc M
sorri}ciNn he autograph, ~ he visit
1r> were attached to another sheet ot
napey. ppan which view WAS in.
stautly produced The instrument, WINS
ilIen focused upon another par, ~
tie planet This time the mountain
ranges WcFe different in appear.
arre, ana II ihc valleys IN tine fore
ground trees resembling apple trses
rp,sid 81 easily distinguished. BACKED
III thr anod ~ yellow light They looked
like pcn ANA ink drawings upon gold
leaf The landscape WAS entirely dit
fcrcnt from that iirs, shown. hut the
strange brilliant light was the same.
Professor Coles said he had no doubt
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09
Night TolIets J blessing.

If more attention were given the
night toilet rest would be better, sleep
sweeter and dreams pleasanter. A
bath viii rout the nightmare, but it
should be taken at least two hours
after the evening meal in cool water
and with no more rubbing than is
needed for drying. The hot bath is
good where there is inflammation, as it
draws" Cold wateg is stimulating,
and the reaction may induce wakefuI-
ness. Ordinarily the csel dip will cool
the blood, be tonic enough to arrest
wasting tissue, and prepare. the body
for refreshing sleep
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

4 wealthy old farmer as close q inc
t,,ri, an tree. had sent his onlB son
~ . country academy 10 educate him
lyon shouldn't have sent him thefe'
demonstrated friend !.
"lybnt's the matter with the plnee2
,.i.cd the old man. testify
"t,'s too little and poor You ought
), ,ond him TO one OF the big colleges
~ ~ = loo him n liberal education.
"tiherall Liberal" squeated Wy
farmer. cxcitcdly, "Why, man, VI, IN /. /.
!, lai ,,I,orat enough when l allow him so
y ,,,nnth for his schooling and living
expenses
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

from home for several months and
kept up regular correspondence with
him. When she was expected home he.
called and her mother saw him. She
does not know what was said but she
has neither seem him nor heard from
him since. He is in every respect a de-
sirable companion, with the exception
that he differs in religion from her.
family. and her people have very
strong religious convictions She.
would like to know what would be
best for her to do. Answer: There is.
certainly but one thing to do. Write
to the young man without delay antaslS
him the reason of his silences or. what
is better, invite him.to meet Won and
ask an explanation,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

yiously found that the ses gnoxids' Of
chrominiaicould be reduced tsF carbon
in the elecsrlc furnace, and had sfepare5
ingots Of as'mnch as fifty pounds Of
the metal in q very impure state. BY
successive fusion with lime, he has now
gotten rid of the carbon. The metal
he has produced docs not melt under
the blowpipe, has no magnetic action,
and IS soft. II can be polished, being
whittier than iron. and furnishes very
little; it also casts we'll An addition
OF per cent Of pure chromium to cop
per nearly doubles the strength of the
copper The alloy takes fine polish and
furnishes less easily than pure copper
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

II would seem that any person should
know how to boil eggs, but Judging
from the way in which they are usual
IL served, there is a lamentable lack of
skill in this branch of culinary All. TO
boil eggs soft, the very best way is to
dra;, them into boiling water, remove
the dish from the fire and keep II close
~ covered with thick cloth for ten
minutes. The eggs will be found quite
soft. but cooked through evenly. and
win be more digestible than II done in
any other way Eggs are sometimes
boiled for two hours, when, II is said,
they are chemically changed, and agree
with some people better than when
cooked only short time.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

e. v. r. asks for the language o.
flowers. Answer; Authorities differ
as 60 the language of flowers The
following are some furnished by one
who should know. There isno special
significance in carnations with buds;
Forget .mc.not, true friendship; rose,
bashful love; carnation, pride and
beauty: fuchsia, taste; heliotrope, de-
yotion: verhena, sensitiveness; lilac,
first emotion of love; geranium, de-
ceit: daisy. beauty and innocence;
sweet-william, gallantry: pansy' You
occupy my thoughts.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

new skins is generally put in crowns.
Jet and sleeves are alike. in one re-
spect, since the quantity of one and
the size Of the other go ON increasing.
Still, cut steel is appearing in a great
many of the ornaments, into which jet
ordinarily enters Buckles and
brooches of it are especially hand
some. but jet is on hand in equally
brilliant forms, and in many others in,
which steel does not figure. Cocks
plumes and ostrich feathers are
abundant. the latter being found
waving over and about most
of the picturesque models. While
many OF them tower above
the crowns, straight up or at varying
angles, they are at times arranged TO
add but little TO the height. This
method Of garniture is very tastefully
illustrated in this picture. Here
cluster of seven rich plumes spread
from starting point on the hats left
side. being held by a knot Of velvet in
fashionable cerise shade. The hat it.
self is of black velvet, with a shirred
crown ornamented by jet square in
the center and wide wired brim
covered with fancy black felt braid.
Fancy braids Of silk and felt inter
woven with chenille cord are one of
the characteristic features Of current
millinery. Sometimes used for-cntire
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

n q Turkish soldiers and put
~ death
'hs Turkish commander heard
asa IT his soldiers hr deter.
"a avcuging u ia tho muet
manner possible. \ strong
Turkish troops was sent 80 the
RNh artillery and the mHsaa
As The gums kept mp con.
ne ufun Dalvorig until prac.
aa onc Stone was left standing
shcr scln. the hey 1T Init
h Aurd with detachment 81
esvalrb went with the Turk
In g the village ~ Svmai and
4 ioos 'he Armenian priest from
q ~ after disRustingly dCtiling
u Isa vessels and the priest :
4 they then bound him ON q
n which they drove q distance
\ " yards The soldiers then
q Me priest and killed him and
Il hc was bound To- In the
Il Hage The Turkish soldiers en-.
Il armenian house aud violated
4 Y and her daughter, the latter
q years Of age. From this VII.
n Iorcibly took eight Armenian
4 y @ht them to his harcm Bt
v atrocities were committed
u WIS at the village of keliehu.
\ ,OFe dawn this place was sur
I " soldiers. and while the in.
\ "a we're still asleep II was SGT
II nc brutal soldiers entered
n " 0 man named Arakel. who
81 w with his wife. and tortured
n AZ IN . terrible manner with
Il ions AZ Kelihusen the sol.
d NV ,he Armenian priest. Mar.
d WITH twenty other inmates
II use was burned to death, the
4 Heventing anybody from IS.
,oln the burning dwelling
Il y the village of Chcneg was
II Y thc soldiers and bound "a
h ,s, daughters, All three wer,
I"'gl to death with. boiling
4 Il . detachment OF twenty.ilv,
y ms 'ne Turkish cavalry after
n abst inexprcssiblc horrors al
4 N " Sebghanls, went TO tn,
tbs' o and ravlshed the girll
Il a,,a The cavalrymcn ther
'"e building. Ibo Hey, &
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

aud the planetary system than can be
secured through the enormous Lick
telescope ia California, the largest and
strongest glass ia the world A. no
patent, have bccn obtained on the
electric eye Prof Coles refuses to tell
what Is inside ~ IL, bnt Il looks like a
large camera whose small oritiec con
iains glass made like the human eye.
4 few nights ago he professor gave an
exhibition 10 his friends, Mars Just
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

hats or bonnets, ii is more often com
bined with velvet. jet and lace. the
ruling idea Of the whole being to at
tain the homogeneous. In the gay pro-
cession Of ribbons. satin is away in the
lead. so far ahead of its competitors
and they are SO numerous that they
count only as small fry. This does not
mean. however. that there are not
many beautiful and acceptable ribbons
in the distanced rabblc. Inter Ocean.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

nnd plupdercd them ~ their contents.
nr. ThnunaSan was formerly q pro-
fr.snr al the American college ai
Marsavan. and has himself been the
victim ~ cruel persecution 81 the
hands - tire Turks In ispA serious
disturbances occurred Ia various parts
~ Armenia. Turkish injustice and op.
preston drove thc people e revolt
ana the American college was held ny
thr authorities to he tho great inst'
gntor 81 the trouble. Tie truth Of the
matter wag merely that owing g
pvappclistIr work conducted 10 Ar
ncnia. 81 which the college was tue
center the people had aspirrd to .
HIGHER degree of Religions and edmca-
tional freedom. and tho uprisings 81
the oppressed people were made the
excuse for throwing scores Of innocent
Christians into prison. and for closing
the college and burning part OF y.
A number Of those arrested were tried
- Anvura, and seventeen were sen
fenced TO death upon false ahd
forged evidence among the number
b.ing DR. Thoumalan and another pro
fcs.or In the college. Representations
were made to the sultan by several Of
INC mowers ON behalfofthe condemned
mon and an agitation toward the same
ma ,yas carried on In England. This
MA its effect In the pardon Of Dr.
,rboumRian and the other professor
,,,,h az whom were sent into per
netuai exile and the rcpricvc OF ten
ntbcrs who were condemned to eight
years imprisonment. Five OF the
,,5sopcrs. however, were executed
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

Careful estimates of the force of a
cyclone, and the energy required to
keep full iiedged hurricane IN opera
tion, reveal the presence of power
that makes the mightiest efforts Of
man appear as nothing in comparison.
4 force fully equal TO four hundred
and seyenty.three million horse power
was estimated as developed in a
West Indian cyclone. This is about
fifteen times the power that is creata-
bile 10y all the means within the range
Of mans capabilities during the same
time. Steam. water. windmills and
the strength Of all men and ali ami
mails combined can not approach the
tremendous force exerted by this
storm. The scientist tells us that the
force comes from the latent heat Of
yapor which rises in the center Of
the hurricane and is there con-
densed. The fury Of the whirlwind
literally wrings the rain from the
clouds. There is always a much
greater area covered by the wind than
that embraced by the rainfall that
usually accomr anies the cyclone Per-
sons with vivid imaginations are fond
q conjeeturing and specializing on in
yentions BY which rainfalls are pro-
duced al the pleasure OF the rainmak-
ers, but d moments consideration will
show how puny are the efforts Of man
and how unavailing when il is taken
into consideration that all the existing
power on the face 81 the earth at
present within man control would not
be sufficient to produce even baby
cyclone, 10 say nothing Of the full
hedged and mighty dcvastatinns that
sweep over the country Science may
cause a few drops Of moisture 70 con-
dense and fall. but can never, under
existing conditions, make a hurricane
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09
THE STARS SECRETS.
WONDERFUL INVENTION OF
PROF. }. c. COLES.
10 shows What Mars Is Like Bright
Days aud Nights Stronger Than the
Most Powerful Telescope notes or
Science.

ROf a. &. COLES
lof Kingston. Pa.
has invented IAN
electric eye" that
is attracting vide
spread interest and
attention in the
scientific world .
Through the instru-
nlent II Is stated
that d much better
view 81 the stars
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

either side. Moirc bows are also
perched on the shoulders. The sleeve
is puff of crepe de Chime and reaches
to the elbow. Peeping out from the
center of its folds is yellow lace jabot.
The effect is new and very graceful.
Other dancing school frocks have rip
pie skirts of satin, with a short baby
waist of accordion plated chiffon
New York World.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09
In FASHIONS GLASS.
SEASONARLE APPAREL FOR
WoMAN'S WEAR.
Styles and Patterns Now In Use ~ the
Up-to-date Danes and Damsels Of the
Smart eenters Hints for the House
hold.

NEW MATERIAL
in hat construction
is a very soft calf
skin, 1t is more
soft and delicate
than the ordinary
article, and well
suited for use in
combination with
velyets and felts
The latter give the
brius while the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

authorities learned that the
..s,s,s u yartemis, village out
N frontier u sassonn, were send
~ neceaaaries of life To the
n Dalyorig such communica-
/ gwen the two villages being
- ths Turks niassaeFed nearly
n rksbItants ~ NaFtemis. This
4 y second massacre 10 OsseBr, The
4 place about q year ago One
viagces. . man named khadj H.,
h Az rs uncle aud aunt were both
ID latter being violated previ.
4 ess Pot tndraths An Armenian
4 rssasd Keyont MAS killed fOF ne.
1 Celebrate Turkish rites IN his
4 yAFtelnis The viiiage con
\ Armenian houses before the
\ attacked ii but when the fugi,
Nj 0Hly twenty tive houses 70
SHADING Dairurig L ap.
\ tho largest village in
u aer u saaa0pn, and ita in
4 t phen they learned * the
/ n nrpc.sated ~ the Tnrts al
4 atseAcd tile Turks On the
4 Thr Turkish commander
4 scag twelve soldiers inso
I & le4sa what had 0eearrts3
4 nala allied - ith Indignation
4 Arge.ssrs committed hy the
h 4 fasSvmis, attacked this dc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09
rhess For Dancing school.

MANY Of the fashionable modistes
are making speciality this season of
dancing school gowns. They are made
OF all the very filmy materials like
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

Blacl, aud yellow are favorite com
binntion. Fine, soft black net over
lemon colored silk Is specially becom'
ing to a spirited brunei,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

Pure chromium III large quantities
las recently been obtained for the 1rst
lime by NJ. Henri Molssan, lie had pre-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

chiffon, crepe de Chine, gSuze ana
grenadine and are charming creations.
One dainty frock for n New York girl
of II is of white crepe de Chine over
white silk. The full plain skirt is
trimmed toward The bottom with two
big bows of yellow MORE. Otherwise
the skirt is plain The bodice is full
baby waist OF the crepe de Chine, with
iabot.lilSe insertions of very yellow
Valenciennes lace The belt is Of vel
! low MORE with ily'a-way bows at
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09
/ TERRIBLE TURK.
~ OF HIS CRIMES AGAINST
CHRISTIANITY.

:, correspondent a. Constantine
,..,o. the IAN Details o. the
,.osnlsn Massacre Almost Iie-
y rbrataiu ''riieh
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-02-09

liz PROVINCE OF
sassoun, one of the
most prosperous Ia
Armenia was sur
rounded by a de-
taehnient ofihe sal
tan army a year
ago Since then mo-
body has been Al
lowed 10 enter OF
leave About four
months GO the