Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-17

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he finally hit upon high church and /
high enI0rs IN his ehasuf-les and out I
higtel the highest service up 10 date. /
Theueeforwarti his little church was
crowded, and his wifefs taste In art /
and hr,fe-a-brac, sacred and profane,
Kept his supplied with new features 70
maintain the level he Fad taken.
When Gen. Ham HONS later railroad
aeuuisifians called him u his Western
cry IN which they now resided. IL had
not been a NATTER OF great diftteulry
for Mrs Jaqufth To persuade him %
built end equip the memorial church
in which tie Rev. Mr.. Jaquirh was,
with the all Of great expectations from
the Hamilton millions held out . the
bishop OF the diocese, duly Installed
Mrs. JaaIufrh swept into society after
this was accomplished Ike south
west gale. Her music, her brilliant
L conversation her receptions. her CO.
L sssIefrils4 with the Influential veI-y-
/ men,. bel on 20 r1pid eonquest-tOo sud-
/ den % Last, for Il soon appeared that
I il was The men VITO were her friends.
/ and not tbs. women Of their families
/ The latter found her dress too outre
! and extreme for 4 recr0r's wife, and
her manner too free fhe men refOrt-
ed that she simply distanced them 10
SPIRITS. brains and atrraefi0nt-thar
was al that was the natter.
Il II was YRS Iaquifh. indeed. who had
implanted IN Gen. Hamilton the polit-
heal ambition which had eliminated In
S0-nl9hrs invasion Of the grounds BY
the thumpfng baBd and the tramplin2
crowd He had been a member OF
congress now foe rw0 terms. and Mrs
IaGuirh Rad learned at Washington
the immense distance IN social prestige
. h.gwaen the representatives and the
. senator's, and decided that what be-
Jouzsd 90 him was a seat In the upper
: h6use. "rhe miEIi0nafrss' club Al
hsr energies had therefore been turned
!, 81 that dlrgssl0n for year Or two past.
! ! Many a dinner had been given at her
Z own house, and many more arranged
! By her at the generaEss for the daz
|, I hing and bringing 70 his support Of
: Ieadsnz politicians o. the state, until
) the majority 81 his party In the lezfs-
: Iafurs thai was 20 elect a United
: States senator, could be counted on
) Only one obstacle remained, but
; was a foFmldabIe ore, the governor 81
r the state, He was Of the same party
9 and possessst 81 the same ambition
!. Gov, I4agxhlan had been a famOui
2 erfmfnaI lawyer, and az his forte wa
3 Defending them, a terror less TO evil
4 d6ers than % their victims, he was al
. asrare and interruptions e0mbatani
;, [ He was master Of a sealdIn9 viru
:, Ienes, and was a pet with the newspa
Y perm foe the sensations he provided
:, He had gained the g0veFEoFsbip In De
q Ganee 81 the better sentiment Of III
q party By playing % the galleries, an
b was nov smDl0yinz all his patrDna2
= and an the De- JagO2y 10 sec1fe II
b. e6Vefed promotion 90 the United State
- house at WASHINGTON had been n
- raarkahge for two or three votes q
~ rare courage and etivaIrOusnes
Q against the dictatiOn u Just such pal
y slsan losses as IauzhlaD. The pr0fes
~ siOna1 politicians feared and deteste
- this 1ndependence, but the people love
hla3 for these very enemies he ha
~ aazde, Added % this legitimate popl
" lzrffy, the operations 81 tie weiIfubF
~ Gated machine GCne Of the chief enRiI
- eers u wfieh. unknown % all but III
- general, was JfFx. Jaqaifbp had sweI
" IN large majority 81 fhe appFOacIIIn
= legislature. and bIg triumph was no
- assured. The dern6r stFaflOn fO-nl9i
y ~ his 0wn city, the tribute Of b
~ Eef2bbDFs, was % be the ornament:
eg0NnbnZ Of fIse real work, the publ
~ pFeInsIc, merely, ~ victory as ceFtai
~ ~ the sunrise and a. welcome 10 q
great body ~ his fellow citizens, :
~ confident was Aid. NeTTiGeId that II
~ work was d0ne that he had agree
- that Gen. Hamilton should declaT
~ boldly the eourse be was resolved o
'L the stand he would take on the cure
- 81 and the tariff, albeit the geDeK
~ was In advance Of the orthodox Of b
- party In his peFs0nsI convictions.
bIS stffEH UeHJHuD Lbtre were, tueT
fore, some tjckIlsb passages which ~
~ or three u the anxious leaders ~
~ supporters were pleading with him
~ cut out Or modify, They had lock-
., the dOOr u his study against all intr
sion, and although several iDgiste
y, tapplnzs were heard, they would n
- open H. The crowd was now grOwir
~ impatient, az was evident from occ
~ siOnaI cat-caIIs, mingled with shouts
~ '8amIItOnw "HamIItOn1 At last d
~ wording was settled 10 everyOdy's re
e. classification, and he parted from
g., heDchmen, who, under the lead Of q
- busy alderman, were 10 start the q
~ plause ia the crowd at certain critic
- points.
" Gen. Hamilton ascended 10 the flo
~ above, and was passing thr0ugh I
~ dimIy lighted bel room out upon I
" little balcony, when he was confront
~ with the GREATNESS appaTitiOn Of NJ
w w Jaquith. She had come by the narrf
ING winding staircase from underneath (