The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1896-09-12
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opportunity = Failure-Judgment"
will be the subject at the evening ser.
vice on the coming Lords Day al the
Christian church. The morning sub.
Ject Will be "The Duty and Need of
Prayer" A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all to attend these services.
Edouard Remenyi, the great Hungar
ian violinist, has recently added an.
other gem to his collection of fine and
noted violins, having bought the cele
brated Duke" Guenarius. owned nv
Hill Of London. England, paying for It
the sum of $4,000 At the opera house
Wednesday evening September 10th
Julius Fisher, of Middleton was in
Caldwell yesterday He was sounding
q few voters in his precinct Saturday
last, and was surprised to find McKin-
ley men in evidence everywhere. He
is of the opinion many of the SO called
silver Republicans will vote straight
Mckinley ticket on November Sd
Miss Gertrude Bischoff Baker the
celebrated pianist who accompanies
Remenyi this season, is making pro
nOunced impression, sharing honors
with the famous violinist, and receiv-
ing universal commentator every
where for her brilliant and artistic
work. At the opera house Wednesday
evening September 10Th.
At the last meeting of the city coun-
Gil First avenue west was, on petition,
ordered opened up. Arrangements
were also made to have exclusive use
of the water tank, engine, etc, at this
place for fire purposes. This will give
Caldwell an excellent water supply.
Ike Roberts was appointed to look af-
ter the pump for the month.
Democratic primaries to elect dele.
gates to the county convention to be
held here Wednesday next will be held
tomorrow 1t is stated the Democrats
are anxious to give the POpulists the
nominations for the legislature in con-
sidtratiOn of their support for Demo
Gratis for county offices. The conven-
tion will be held at the court house.
Lii Hung Chang, the great Chinese
minister, ambassador, diplomat and
statesman was in the country last
week. He called on President Cleve-
land few days ago and had a pleas
ant chat with him. They speak the
same Language through an interpreter.
President Grant said Ii Hung Chang
and Bismarck were the greatest men
he ever saw.
The enterprising city of Nampa, she
of progressive citizens and an embryo
railroad, is enjoying what appears to
be classical encounter between the
bright, witty papers in her midst. She
must feel delighted. We hope no
blood will be shed. They should arbi.
trate. Little brothers should love one
another. The readers, no doubt, are
intensely happy.
OF the celebrated violins in the
world, Edouard Remenyi probably has
the largest collection. some sixty in
all. His faYorite and the one he will
use in the concert in this city Wednes;
day September 18th, is called the
"Titen" a Stredivarius, made in 1925,
and is without blemish. His Collec-
ton of violins the largest in the world
is insured for $4,000,
A special to Wednesdays Statesman
from Murray, says: "HOn. W. B. Hey
burr opened the campaign last even
ing. The audience assembled was the
largest ever gathered in the history OF
the camp. Mr.. Hepburn delivered an
able and convincing address, showing
conclusively that it is to the best inter
ests of Idaho to support the Republic
can ticket. He was applauded contin-
uosly and his speech had a marked
effect. ..
Enthusiasm over the approaching
entertainment by Eduoard Remenyi
and his company is not confined to the
unsteady educated public, but Is
shared by many who are seldom inter,
ested in musical affairs, yet know thai
for au-musicians and "unmusical'-a
delicious treat is forthcoming, Only
deaf men can sit in front OF kemenyl
and not be moved by his marvellous
talent, At the opera house, Wednesday
evening September 10TH
"fE. M. HOstetter and Grant .Bartiett
with their families returned from the
Mountains Tuesday. Hos has oeeu
worried nearly to death giving an &C
count of the slaughter of game while
away. and now carries tag enumeraC
ing the slaughter, from which we no,
ticed the following: Two badgers Il
chickens, II doves, 10 snakes, 9 frogs
3 owls, 9 squirrels, Z larks, 2 snow sho.
Lhit, 1ng grouse. / ground hog, oSi