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The morning times., 1895-07-17

Secretary Lamont and Major Davis re-
turned yesterday from their trip OF in
spection Of western military posts Mrs
Lamont went from Buffalo to Maine where
she viii spend the summer. The Secretary
had a very pleasant trip throughout and
saw all the posts along the route
The morning times., 1895-07-17
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Seventh q. Ew Service prompt Terms
rcasOuable. 1eIs-Im
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mt Joseph / Weller has just sailed from
Baltimore, per steamer Stuttgart, Tor an
elgnt weeks outing Oh the continent.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mrs Henry s Merrill, Mrs. S $ Daish,
Miss May f Daish and Miss Marie Merrill
are having a splendid time a Lavaiette,
r j 1t is quite likely that Mr.. 5. S.
Daish John h Daish and Pror Percy
Hughes viii join them in the near future.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mrs. 4 f Lewis, with Eer maid and
baby boy, VIII leave for Asbury Park to-
morrow.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mrs Ed. Joyce, nee BealI, is with her
sister, Mrs. Charles u. Thorn, at Atlantic
The morning times., 1895-07-17

MI and Mrs Lorin NJ. Saunders, who
had settled at the st Denis Hotel, re-
turned to-day, on account of the illness
OF the youngest child with Group. MIR
Saunders left washington TO assist his wife
in bringing the little sufferer home.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mr. and Mrs Hammer Beeside returned
from Briganunc, n j, Monday evening.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

a quiet family wedding was solemnized
last evening bctwennMr Daniel MilsonGo Good-
acra, of Washington, and Miss Alice Lo-
rrne& Hewlett, daughter OF Mr.. John II
Howlatt, "a weil-known builder, at her
parents residence, No. 141l y street
northwest.
R"v. E. S Todd, pastor of Hamline
Church. performed the ceremony.
Tho bride was atiirtd in a travelling
dress, and was married in the presence of a
large gathering of friends
The bridesmaids were Misses May and
Blanche Baxter. A reception was held al
ter the ceremony, after which Mr.. anC
MIS-. Goydarr, left on a late train for tour
OF tie Thousand Islands and Niagara Falls
Upon their return they VIII reside at No.
l443 L street northwest
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mrs T Hamilton Simpson and daughter
Lille VIII spend the heated term at the va
rl0us resorts in New York bay.
The morning times., 1895-07-17


City.
Mrs. NJ. j. Hay, mother of Mr. E. B.
Hay, is spending the summer in the noun-
tains OF North Carolina, very near the
celebrated resort, Bowling Rock, a lofty
peak, $500 feet above the sea, where
signal fires are kept constantly lighted.
Mr. and Mrs. 2 NJ Dubant are spending
the summer at the Luray, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Louis d. Wine VIII remain at
Rock Enon until September /.
Miss Lizzie Redfern, OF Sixteenth street,
is III Atlantic City, and viii remain until
September 10.
Mr. and Mrs William J. Acker and fam
ily. accompanied by Mrs. Dr. Scbooley,
returned home Yesterday after a month s
outing at St Michaels, Md.
Mr. Meyer Cohen, of the firm of Wolf &
Cohen, and Mrs. Cohen are summering at
their cottage in Atlantic City. Mr. Simon
Wolf. Mrs Cohen's father, divides his
time between his Washington home and his
daughters villa.
Judge Ernest Z Baldwin has gore with
a party of friends OH a regular outing. They
will forsake civilization, and, tenting away
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mr. Albert lie Breton has gone among
the mountains OF Virginia IN quest OF new
studies TO add 10 his already valuable col
lection OF photographs.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mrs. W. J Corteleaves for Blowing Rock \
C to-nOTTOw.
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Mrs Bernard Kopi Is with her children
enjoying Nantasket Beach
The morning times., 1895-07-17

Judge Ernest z. Baldwin has gore with
party of friends OH a regular outing. They
will forsake civilization, aud, tenting away
The morning times., 1895-07-17

MT and Mrs Lewis (nec McMulam leave
~ "a few days for an extended Continental
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
SUSPENSION nay N rnE mor 81.
Revenue cutter service BiII Failed Q,
Get Two Thirds Vote.


Washington, Feb. is.-This was sus-
pension day in the house Under tn,
rule. If second reading was ordered
any bill could be placed upon its pas
sat.a after 30 minutes debate. The
50 tker then recognized MIR. Mallory of
Florida, To move the passage OF the
bill 10 promote the efficiency OF tn.
revenue cutter service. under suspen-
sion OF the rules. Mr.. Clark OF Missouri
made a vigorous speech against IT, The
vote was taken. resulting IS ayes to 6G
noes. Two-thirds having failed to vote
for the measure. Il stood defeated. Then
on viva voce vote. the house passed
the bin to earalize the pensions of ali
Mexican veterans and to make the
pensions OF all Mexican veterans si2
per month under the general law. About
1900 persons would be benefited by
the act and IL would involve an add
tional charge on the treasury OF about
81. 600 600
The house then went into committee,
Of the whole and resumed considera-
ton OF the naval appropriation bill Al
riost an hour was spent in the discus
sion OF points OF order. but the chair
man. Mr ONeill of Massachusetts. de-
cided 10 reserve his decision until to
morrow. The committee arose and at
500 ~ m. the hoasc adjourned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
POISONED A CHILD.
Charge Against Margaret Hardy.
on Trial at Moscow.
SEVERAL STORIES ABB IT
ris'ms 'L- child Dr..k n wssh Pre-
pared fer He Morpbi.e fouad
ON the Pri-aa.r's p.r.oa.

Moscow, Feb. 13.--The coroner's hiry
In the poisoning case brought In a YER
dict yesterday that the girl came to her
death by morphine and carbolic acid.
administered by Mrs. Margaret T.. Har-
dy Mrs. Hardy was at once put under
arrest and placed in the county Jail.
Her preliminary hearing will take place
today. II IL hoped. II the evidence In
SUFFICIENT TO warrant an indictment. that
she viii be brought TO trial the present
term of court The accused, while ac-
knowledging that the girl. Henrietta.
died from the effects of the poison.
claims that the child drank a wash
which she had prepared, during her alb
sence from the room IL is claimed, how
ever that the horrible burns on the
child's face. produced by the carbolic
acid. could not have been caused by the
child herself Although the face ap-
pears to have been smeared with the
acid, no trace of II Is to be found on the
chiid's hands. Mrs. Hardy told another
story about the Occurrences, which dif-
fered In some essential details from the
one already given. though still placing
the blame ON the child. Sheriff Campbell
round quite an amount of morphine on
the prisoners person when she was
brought To the Jail. Sensational tievei-
opments are expected at the examina-
tion today. and public interest Is aroused
to marked degree.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Both Houses Transacting Busi-
ness Of State.
NO BREAK IN THE VOTING
SENATOR tsl<rb"wsr scored n Coun,y Con
soisdstion Senator Watt Talk. d
About Free Lodging.

poise. Feb. l2.-Wymans mining bill
passed The house today by "a vote of Z 10
2 Aiesas< Neill and Hicks voted against
II. The xill follows the Colorado law
closely. Its main feature being a provision
that 10 feet of work shall be done on the
location within o. days after the date
of location This Is designed TO put a stop
TO the practice of stalking and holdinl
ground without work. IL has worked well
In Colorado and every Colorado miner II
an earnest advocate OF such reform.
Mr. Smiths bill for the issue of $4,000
'of bonds for the Albion and Lewiston
state normal schools came up on the third
reading. MIR. Cowden OF Ada believed the
proposed bond issue carried the states
bonded indebtedness beyond the financial
limit. and moved that the bill be removed
TO the ways and means committee In or
der that that point might be settled.
MIR. Monroe OF Neg Perce. in which
'county one OF the normal schools In locat-
ed. said the bond question had fully beef
considered. With these bonds and al
Others proposed TO be issued at this time
there would still. be u considerable mar
,gin. The friends OF the schools wer
asking nothing from the state except II.
credit for few years. The state woul,
he fully reimbursed from 'he sale OF val
liable timber and other ands set aside fui
the schools
MT. toNnen motion was lost.
Sir. Mccartney offered an amendment
reducing the bond issue from slli.O1 L.
$4,000. This led 10 "A long discussion and
the offering OF numerous amendments.
and finally with little opposition. the
amendment was adopted. fixing the
amount at 81. .oe0. The bill was recommend
I'd for passage without opposition.
In the senate Mr.. Brownies BILL grant
log two years extension OF time to tn,
purchasers OF school lands. who are occu
paSts of the land. in which 10 pay the In
ieresi due the state, was favorably acted
.on.
The house bill by Mr. Cowden, reducInr
the rate of contract interest from III pei
cent. month to per cent month cam,
up and was indefinitely postponed.
VOTE FOR SENATOR
Parkinson was absent today and Bier.
bower paired with him. The result of the
s0te for senator was the same as before
sshoup 10. Sweet is. clagett l5 There IL nc
indication of a change In the situation
State Chairman Patrie and Ben Rich o.
the Sweet forces. have returned, but u
they have brought key TO unlock tn,
deadlock, they have not yet exhibited II
Governor Mcconnell today sent a ines.
sage to the legislature urging the ostab.
lishment of n state historical society. II,
suggests thHt Il be established in connec.
iion with the state university.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
WASHINGTON NOTES AND NEWS.
New Judgship-Ineome Tax Decision In
the Departments.

Washington. Feb i5-In the house to-
day the bill was passed by unanimous con-
sent for an additional judge in the Nlnah
tPacilc Slope) judicial district.
The principal candidates far the addt-
tional tudgship created on the Pacific
slope circuit by the bill which passed the
house today are Judge Ross. present Judge
Of the southern California district, and
Judge Wallace OF the superior court OF
San Francisco. Senator White IL support.
ing Ross. United States District Judge
Belltnger. OF Oregon, Is also mentioned
The court of appeals today affirmed the
judgment of the lower court 10 grant
John q. Moore OF New York, an injunc-
tion restraining Internal Revenue Com
missioner Miller from proceeding to col
lect the income tax from complainant
Counsel for Moore Immediately noted an
appeal TO the Unlted States supreme court
and the matter will probably be brought
to the attention OF the court of last resort
resort soon after IL re-convenes next
month
The secretary OF the treasury has revis-
ed the existing Chinese regulations so as
TO require Chinese laborers making appli-
cation to customs officers nearest the
place of residence of such laborers for
eertifcaiion of their Identification papers
to state the place In the United States
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY
secretary Carlisle sends Data TO ths
senate as Requested.

Washington. Feb. H-Secretary Carlisle
today sent the senate reply to the resolu-
tion introduced by Senator Morgan ask
ing among other things. for information
as 10 what portion of the gold reserve Ia
the treasury July I. 1893 had been used for
current expenditures. how much funds re-
allied from the recent sale of bonds had
been so used. and the amount required Ia
replace the money so used. The xecre-
tary says the original reserve. augmented
by gold. the proceeds OF the sales OF bonds
Was diminished during p months TO the eN
tent of Sl72.s7i,3i0. OF which sI09 Ou2, ,it3 wa,
directly or indirectly devoted to- current
expenses, and ss1 672 i72 OF which had been
converted into bills by process of redemp.
ton. was still on hand.
IL Ii proper to state IN this connection
he says, that when United States notes or
treasury notes of 1880 were redeemed in
gold they We're received into and he'll
as part OF the general cash assets In the
treasury, the same as any other money
belonging TO the government, and under
the acts of May 81. 1878. and July ~, ls9D
they are paid out when necessary todefray
public expenses Whenever IL has been
possible to 10 so. the redeemed notes have
been used 10 procure gold coin by ex-
change with banks and other financial in
stituiions. and In this way large amount
OF gold was restored to the gold reserve
fund during the summer OF isa3. and some
since that time.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
ADVISED TO SEARCH rnr RECORD,
significant Charge OF Judge Piper 10
Grand Jurors mt Moscow.

b"hu bufOfs NJ MOSCOW.
Moscow. Feb. i2.-The regular term OF
the district court began yesterday.
There were over 100 cases on the dock
Ct necessitating session of from four
to six weeks. There are thus far only
two criminal cases. one of these being
that Of Nell McGllyery for horse steal
ing. McGilvery was convicted at the Iast
term of court. but secured new trial
on the ground that the verdict was con-
trary TO the evidence.
Judge Piper charged the grand Jury
yesterday morning. The closing words
of his charge, from their earnestness and
force. have far more than local sig
nifeance. They were: "In conclusion. i
call your attention again To the matter
that II is your sworn duty to make as
careful and complete an examination as
you possibly can of the hooks, records.
and accounts of all the officials of this
county and this city. or OF any city.
town or village officials within this coun-
". you may deem and have reason TO
believe requires such, and especially
those referring 10 the revenue, and re-
port thereon. The present condition of
public affairs In this community is such
that urge you to look we'll to the inter-
ests of the pablic. From your deeds let
the state of Idaho as well as Latah
county and Moscow learn OF your com
mon and determined purpose to ignore
and resist all temptations, whether
arising from political or social afIalia-
tions, or business relations and to over
come all obstacles 10 your Official pro-
gress, and finally. to complete your la
bors in manner that will purify the
moral atmosphere and promote the gem
eral welfare OF the people. Then win the
world know that our grand jury system
IL not failure. and that the people az
this wonderfully productive county and
this city of ours not only believe In the
exposure and punishment of all Offend
ess against our penal laws. however
prominent and influential they may
have been. but as citizens. who have
enough courage. energy. ability and
public spirit TO force such Offenders TO
answer at the bar OF public justice for
their crimes"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
SENATOR BIERBowER WAS BITTER
tnmereifuliy Scored a County CouSoIi
datiOn Biii-totc for senator.

tnmercifully Scored a County CouSoIi
dati0n Biii-votc for senator.
Boise, Feb. l5.-There was no change
in the vote for senator. Shoup IS. Sweet
~. claggett is. Speaker Cozler and Rep
resentative Thomas were paired.
In the senate the bill TO consolidate Al
turas and Logan counties came up as 4
special order In the committee of the
whole and Senator Bierbower OF Logan
spoke over two hours against the con
solidation. He review .he facts leading
up TO the division of old Alturas county
four years ago and the subsequent events.
and stated that the government OF Al
turas prior to the division was rotten To
the core. pack of thieves, he said. ran
the county. Since the division these same
men had endeayored to defeat the pro
visions Of division law but failed In
their many efforts they bankrupted the
new Alturas county and now they wanted
to saddle the rotten hulk onto Logan.
He was extremely bitter and when the
friends OF the bill take the floor tomorrow,
they will probably score him numerically
In the house the committee of the whole
agreed to the bill providing a bond issue
for $4,000 for the Mountain Home reform
school
After heated debate the COMMITTEES
recommended the passage Of the bill max
ing farm laborers' liens preferred claims
Among the bills introduced was one
by Mr.. Crane of Kootenai to legalize war
rants issued by the town of Harrison dur
ing 1891 and part of 1882. the supreme court
having decided that Harrison was not In.
corporated during that period.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
DON'T LIKE MS APPOINTMENT.
Opposition in the Helena Legislature to
Richards Choice OF a Judge

Helena. Feb. s--Goyernor Richards to-
day appointed Charles W. Pomeroy of
Great Falls judge OF the Eleventh judicial
district. embracing Flathead and Teton
counties. The appointee is not resident
Of the district. Is comparatively unknown
IN the state and II is likely that the senate
Will refuse TO confirm him. There In hot
opposition from the district
The senate today in committee of the
whole voted favorably on a bill 10 prohibit
gambling. The bill VIII pass the senate.
hut II Is not very likely TO get through the
house.
The bill TO create Broadwater county
was killed in the house today.
The committee on state Institutions re.
ported bin appointing a commission OF
iive TO Teceive proposals of donations for
a site for a state soldiers home This
ts a substitute for several bills locating
that institution al different points In the
state.
a special committee reported TO the
house. recommendations that the bitter
root be made the state Hover. The house
passed a bill directing county commits.
sioners 10 let printing 10 the lowest bid.
der
The ways and means committee recon-
mended ~ the house that the state tax
levy he two mills and a hair.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
EVERY VOTE NEEDED.
IN TnE MONTANA LEGIsLATuRr.
Governor Richards Is iiosti Over the
Rejection of pomcroy

heJeSboH VI PomStoN
Helena, Mont. Feb is.-'rhe resignation
OF knippenberg as member from Beaver
Head county was read In the house and
ordered spread on the Journal Three pe.
titions from women In Helena Butte
Bozeman. Livingston and other places
were handed up IN knippenperg's name
They ask for the employment of matrons
in the state prisons. the changing or the
age OF consent TO II years and TO forbid
the employment OF boys under 10 and Of
boys under lS at night. There were i.iTi
signatures TO each petition
The ways and means committee recon-
mended indefinite postponement Of the
bill Tor the semi-annuhi payment OF taxes
ana the hill to exempt private irrigation
litches from taxation.
The committee on irrigation and water
rights reported fRvorably on the Lynd.
hill. TO take advantage OF the Carey d.s
ert land grant act
The Carbon county hill was passed
THE GOVERNORS RIGHTS.
IL is understood on very reliable author
ity that Governor Richards viii not send
TO the senate any further nomination for
the Judgeship of the Eleventh district
He holds, II Is said. that there liz nothing
N the constitution requiring him To ask
the consent of the senate to an appoint
ment OF that kind. He sent In the name of
tharlcs W. Pomeroy for the place out of
Difference TO what the senate might con
slider It's right In the matter. The senate
rejected Pomeroy. and now the governor
IL liable 10 act on his own responsibility
make an appointment and issue a commits.
sion. He may reappoint Pomeroy. though
u IL believed he win pick a new man
Williams Name sprung.
Salem. Or, Feb iS-There was no ma
terial change In the senatorial vote today.
All OF the ant-Dolph republicans united
on George II. Williams. The vote was
Dolph Is, Hare 10. Raley &, weatherforl
|. Williams 81 absent :
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23

NO Change In the Senatorial Ballot -Ag
ricuiturai college Bill


rieuituraI college Bill.
Boise, Feb. H.-There was no change In
the vote for senator shoup %. Sweet Is.
Claggett Is,
In the house MIR. wolter.s memorial TO
congress asking FOR sole government re-
eeiver for the Pacific railroads and pro
testing against reorganization on the plan
proposed was killed by vote of IA 10 N
The Following republicans voted with the
populists for the memorial: Elder, Fletch-
err Glenn. johnson, Rowton, Smith and
Thompson. Davis (democraD voted with
the remainder OF the republicans against
the memorial
The committee of the whole reported
favorabiy on Mr.. Benefits bill fixing eight
hours as days work for engineers who
handle hosting machinery or stationary
engines developing so or more horse
power.
The bill for taxation of mortgages caused
a heated debate. but was defeated An at
tempt to draw party lines failed,
In the senate Mr.. Boyce's bill 10 abolish
the office of state mine inspector went
through the committee OF the whole by
close vote after spirited debate.
The bill confirming the action OF the re-
gents OF the state university In establish
ing an agricultural college In connection
with the institution was passed This
action IN considered unfavorable to the
location of. a college at any point In the
state. Albany Falls, Weiser and Nampa
are after IL.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
CHARGED WITH roul MuRD EN-
Mrs. Margaret Hardy Bound Over "A
MOscou-The incest Case

Moscow, Feb. lathe grand jury re-
turned an indictment against Mrs. Mar
garet Hardy, charging her with the muir
der OF the little colored girl. She was ar
raigned yesterday afternoon, and allow
ed until Saturday to plead. Her counsel
are George w. 0ooie and c. j. oriami
The preliminary examination. which had
been postponed until Saturday. will OF
course. not take place.
The Robertson incest case Is under con-
sideration by the grand jury. At first the
daughter. without whose testimony the
case would fall 10 the ground. refused to
testify, under the orders of her fathers
attorney. 3. s. Denning. The prosecutius
attorney appealed 10 the court. and Judge
Piper decided yesterday that the daughter
must testify, In case she did not do so
the judge said the proceedings would be
an utter travesty OF justice.