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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

sanae of abe sSst&slss IA zfsrlsash aeslaaa@~I
IHsfs Kand at - Nap
The occasion of making eneis snaaifl-
en- speech is hardly THE time sone
would expect q Legislator TO select dor
giving went 10 q syawn. atiis neserfhe-
less on record that some thirty gears
ago. when the present duke atf Devon
shire. then Lord Harrington. sas MAX
ing his maiden speech IN tine .hniise af
commons. he wisihly INawnet, SAYS GEise
Pittsbarg dispatch. and sAar. Aisraall
whose keen eye noted the soectfrFsnoe,
lis accredited with having matte che
remark that "a man Nhp Gan SxaTn m
the midst suf his smasfsan speech lis csapsl-
bile of rising 10 che highest position
In the house.
Since his stransfeRenee 10 abe asIfpar
house the mobile duke mas asRnhagiilE
found even ninpe facilities than es<sst-
ed In the commons for tlaatng.
MIR. Gladstone used 40 be q 6vsppart
offender in the saHae direction. rins
grand old man was 6fftsn Ipst 30 atl
consciousness 9f sshat was antIg an
around shtn and set marvellous 40 szs-
late. after Quistly meiifitng away
Throngh q portian 81 q tiahats,. he wnilit
wake up. deliver hsmsa6 sc q Bilg. hing
gawn end rhap misske a spsesth which
for lnaiittg and ppxsar dc arEisnsafr
would seem 40 insplF tEfat Ehe iaaf hesssst
every word tisat asah assan spoken
Ghpousholr the diehase
I Mr. Chamberlain and SIR William
J aaaraonft often appear 30 be- Easst asasaep
/ ibu il as tiOlsirzn ii sstsfar % Them
! ever realIs IlSssas touch 90 what lie Sd.
i ing on.
4 The asaht % rtsaipg tine aast well
over che eyes and ssssss1a wiysh bowed
head end legs ersssaa eIe Oaer rlte
4 other is one winch appears % asni
much aeN0r wfsnh q IEaxs number 81
j nembers iSp each anaasafsag house 81
commons. bln ID viii always BE- a nl6sr
point whether they readily ~ 10 sissp
or make believe to- as effsgsisasp Say
4 ~ AL eNepts ID is ngtsoee1lse mas rlies
never ssam sst loss sr q wsGsg or ssrp
tenee when sise time asEIpss s9r Sltan ID
rise no IN yhaAf Jlsanas.
Putting al ssnafs 0lu 81 clis pfese
4 ton. however, rhs sstsamgllsu asepes
% the house is SIR Kridfaart T:s1nsss
who goes 10 ssssp 60 al sisHas sad nd
der all sorts ~ opnt sons AZ times h
appears 80 be- aRs1tols to pani 81 On
feeltpg " sqfsngssspes which IL etpap
rotlshy obtaining ahe mastery fpSs1f Ann
But rfe ssf0ss il al Rp pssR sast Ali
bead will Anssisn On sssssszg 8Dop asi
breast
How his mad ever ssTmasns pSor NJ
head. seeing stns Elsgs0essrY svsrss
aud strange movements 6Sae Basssr a.
spaaas arom tAsne 80 cssps. As . ascse
pf xDnderm.eps
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

This was trying IL on the dog. Slih
worAe than a vengeance. The apparat.
"a vas prepared with a great deal Of
care IN order that there might Be no
torture inalcted. and Il works 20 veil
that dogs fsaih IL painless. The az
fair consists Of two primary wires.
which run direct from a dynamo 70 the
electFocufion chamber, arranged In the
Old dog pound The current "a an alter.
mating one 81 one-hHnfEed volts. One
wire n put in series with ten Is-caa.
de power. f0f-yolt Incandesceut
lamps
Leading from these lamps IL a wire
direct 70 a plate Of Iron in the center
o. the floor. This Ia the scene OF the
tragedy. Veritabis trap door into the
dog world 70 come. The dog that
steps on that innocent looking plate
Ia raiIroadsd into eternity in Ieas time
than u takes 10 write about Il. The
other primary wire leading from the
dynamo goes through a two pole switch
from which leads a wire that Is con.
nscted with a muzzIe or ordinary de.
sign. 4 sponge Is inserted. which
when moistened prevents combustion
The victim does not seem to snin
his danger from afar. He usually ,ro,a
msekly 70 his death. casting a kindly
look At his slayer. There Is a daah q,
pathos. to the observer. but to this
pound keeper sentiment IL unknown.
The mHzzls is hurrisdly afixed and tho
death dealing current does It's IVORY
When everything Ia In order hundreds
o. dogs will be eIectrocuted every day
The Humane Society has not nIed any
protest. and thus South Omaha ha,
saved It's dog-goned reputation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07


soms Of the men who hare gsss .
Alaska have returned 10 eonplaia :
the hard work. Of the cold. TIE 80.
the frost. or the snow. but the real -
coaTaEnmsnt which makes Ute - "
far North a great burden u the esasJ
mosquito. from whose Insinaailng -
there y no escape
They as. there in such suarHss isN
sometimes you seem TO BE- l0okiaS =
the sun through snow storm ~
n. A. Fredericks Of this city yesisfsas'
Mr. F'rsderIcka has Just returned ~
long trip In the Yukon country. sss !
was In that region be had psr'ieal1
reference.
They are the worst thing 70 y
country" he continued. "and oss'N
them the other difficulties amount =
soothing. In the settlements th7 :
not bother people much. but shes
man goes up one Of the creeks : "
pecting he must envelope his hes.i =
a mosquito frame Of cheese eaa.
their bills would 90 through nspia.
like a knife through tissue paper =.
must wesr gloves and tie biz uou -
and shirt sleeves close about his anA''
and wrists.
Il have come back not because ! =
disguised with the country, pu1
osuse I want to vote for Nch'n'g Z.
then will be ready to return ana ~.
mosquitoes until my work In the w.
II finished. Seattle Post-Intelllsenss''
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

The pOyei combination ~ aspssaa
and sjsesFteSty N 30 be mate IN a
launch for tbe yaebt tSOgs0ss, The
yaebtis RaDhthS launch viii bs Nstsl
with . special 1gHssSO that can readily
be shipped aboard an1 connected ~
the e0gibe, When the launch ~ s0t IN
use during the 6ay and lying vt the
boat boom the dynamo viii W. PIT On
hoard and eODnsetsd am the engsye
started W, the Wheel SeyoIyIBg IN she
water The electric current viii b.
used 10 charge the storage batteries
that supply the electric lights with
which the yacht IL fitted throughout
When the dynamo 10 not In use II viii
be slowed bsI0w on the yacht,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

m every village and town the Greeks
settle living By usuEy and the vending
ot poisonous splrita Every day their
grip On the lower classes becomes tight
er. Very little can be said 10 their
favor. They work hard enough. bur
their labor is evil. They are vicious.
shltty. heartleSs Some day their hor-
ribIe influence VIII Be realized BY the
governing powers and the problem that
win face the diIatory politicians l. I'M
pleasant and dangerous. The felsahtn
have suffered considerably In times
past their backs sore from the lash.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

The number of railway employees
killed during the year ending June 30,
1895, was 1911, and the number in
iured was 1886. These figures com
pared with those of the previous year
show a decrease Of IL in number killed,
and an increase of 2,274 in the number
injured. The number Of passengers
killed was ITO, the number injured,
2.375. These figures give for the year
a decrease OF IA il the number killed,
and $50 in the number injured. The
number of passengers killed is re-
markedly small. The smallest number
killed in any OF the preceding seven
years was 286, In 1890. One employe
was killed for each 433 employed, and
one employe was injured for each 81
employed. OF the class OF employees
known as trainmen, that liz, engineers,
firemen. conductors, and other EN-
pIoyes whose service is upon trains,
IL appears that one was killed for each
1856 in service, and one injured for each
IL in service. The number of passen-
gers carried for each passenger killed
during the year was 2,9S4,S32, and the
number carried for each passenger in
jured was 213,651. The liability Of pas
sengers TO accidents is better shown in
the fact that n, 696.743 passenger miles
were accomplished for every passenger
killed, and 5.13i, s77 passenger miles for
every passenger injured. A compare
tive statement shows that considerable
advance was made during 1895 in re-
spect 10 railway casualties. II is gug-
gested that beneficial results were de-
rived from the fitting OF equipment
with automatic appliances as well as
from raising the character OF railway
service and grade OF railway equip
ment. first noted in the last report,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07
leoDafxa.

Where does CleopatEais body rest?
Scarcely a layman who would not am
swer, why, in EgyDt.% After her
eajoleries, her wiies. her Life n iatsnse,
il not very exalted, loves, Cleopatra
was laid In one Of the loyeliest tonbs
that have ever been fashioned by the
hand OF man. But what q change 2000
years has brought about To-Day an sg~
iy mummy, with an emblenatte bunch
Of decayed wheat and eoaFse cont
tied 10 its head-a mere roll 0f tightly
swathed dust-lies erunbling in q hid
eous glass case a. the British Mssera,
~ il Cleopatra, the once great queen,
Venus in charm, beauty and Ioye,
TO what base uses may we not27 ctr,
st, PanPs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

lockjaw In any public institution in
this country.
The serum INJECTED into his circnla-
ton is the first antitoxin for tetanns
ever cultivated IN the United States.
Neidecker is only IS years old de is
an ignorant boy. and his case presents
some remarkable peculiarfties He felt
i'll last Tuesday and remained at home
instead Of going to work. "Wednesday
he complained of severe pains in his
head and neck.
His muscles began TO stiffen and be
come set Thursday. By afternoon he
was unable to swallow. That evening
he was taken TO the hospital by mis-
parents. The surgeon soon saw chat
be had a bad case OF lOGk5as Ills
jaws we're set and rigid and mis- teeth
could not be forced apart No wound,
either incisad or punetured, could be
found on him. His parents could moi
account for his condition.
The doctors determined TO treat him
with the new antisoxin remedy for
tctanus. and injections win be repeated
at intervals Of twelve hours until che
treatment is ended. The first fnjeetiea
was given early Friday morning.
Twenty cubic centimeters OF the Apid
were injected into his veins lie was
then very low.
He rallied peFeeptibly during the day
and was much improved when sim
liar injection was administered ~
night. DIR. Reilly, the house surgeon
at Fordhan, thinks there is o ehanoe
4 Of saving the boys life, although the
treatment was ~ begun until The dis,
ease had progressed very Ear. 81,
though this is the FIRST case Of rhe soys
treated with the serum IN publis
hospital In this country, other eases
OF lockiaw are said 70 have been cpres
with Htin private practice AdditioRa.
interest is lent 70 the Fondhaxn hosptt
al case by the fact that the anisoxiz
serum used is the FIRST cultivated u
this country.
In preparing the fluid used, the frs
step was TO obtain q quantity % bioOi
from the body Of o patient SUFFERING
from . bad case Of iock5aw. Some o
this was injected into the veins 81 1
horse.
The bacilH, or germs, from the hp
man victim Of tetanus multiplied wild
marvellous rapidly in the horses bloo-
and his muscles became starensd as
: result Of the disease. Within q fe1
days the indications Of tetanps bega
} TO disappear. The process was ~
, peated until the injections had no AZ
j preeiable effect upon the horse. The
be was said 70 be fmmpnized fr0s
tetanus. When this state was reaehe
! serum was separated fron his bloot
! and this serum is nov used as anttt9xi
i 10 save young Eeideekeris life.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

~ striking illustration of the 10.
fDeDce Of fatigne upon the nervous
system" ssys Modern Medicine, "is ~.
forded by an experiment conducted by
an Italian physician sowe months ago,
TWeBty.foBr bicycle riders who had
ridden tbirty.tw0 miles In two hours
and quarter we're examined with ref
ereDce 20 their hearing, and II was 10
nearly every instance found 70 be De.
fectiye, After two hours rest the hear.
Ing had become normal 10 most Of
them
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Driven to suicide by love-" That
is the line over the sad story that
tells how deeply John Dempsie Of Lo-
gan, Iowa, loved Mary Kellogg, who
didn't care snap for him. John went
to Miss Kellogg's home and told her
he had come TO give her one more
chance to have him. She didn't ae-
eept, but gave him the marble heart,
and straightway John went to the barn.
where he fired the fatal shot and died
for the only girl he thought there was
in the world. IL he had only tarried
awhile and looked around little il is
just possible that it would have been
different.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

A Frepch scientist, NJ Rsgonnaeu,
says he has duplicated the Hin1oo trick
Of growing plant from seed In thirty
minutes. The HiDd0o use earth from
anthiiIs, that ~ saturated with fGrmic
hcid and greatly stimulates the gerfoi.
nation OF the geed, by infusIag ants
In boiling water, acid az strong as vim
egar can be obtained. NJ, Rag0nnaeH
has achieved the best results by using
earth moistened with solution Of
5000 parts of water 10 one OF acid,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Counsel 10 a case lately pending =
trial In the New York Surrogate se",
had his question met with the shss'
The matter slipped my mind.
In other words. you forgot suea y
important event7"
mo, haven't forgot H. -.
Pray, sir, what difference - IT,
between forgetting q matter ana y
ing Il slip from your mind7'
well. counselor, II IL this va'. a
thing slips from the mind, but 2, ~ -.
By you remember IL. But u yos :"
get a thing II never comes back. y,
HIs honor made note OF the u'sN
ton .--Nraen Hag.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07
COUNT zepseGsa>s ssLLoos.
no 0isA~s % wa &s~sas ep ssv
wssss - . Faws

10 0isA@s % wan &~@sShs 50 fsv
~ssss - . Ts~.s
Cop1t ZeposAig. . esSeesy 0afesr, ~iS0
bsesane famous a. sas bsgaapgsz ~ che
war 0f 1875, has for ave years sssH or
epDiss r1th etss spb5ses 81 aerial assD>
gsttoR. lie hes a2sspssf . Ms;sas %
treating rhe pores - ats silk scsT assS
10 the MSsssRg ~ sAe bselGsn ~ sase sg
viii hs.lt sae gas for H0a1as Els ssr
ii very fFw1g attached 70 sas ssgi09s.
with the 2r0pe1ses 10 ssGzos ss.f ssssrSG2
zeaF behGnS Tlbs &GgDs IL 81 sgGD9as
pm with q 10 ~ per esat cDD1eF ses6g.
The BALBOA can rise - 9 sesz&e %
about 1909 PARTS, sDt carry d wsa4lle
of yearly two toss, &8sS IL S.sesssssy ~.
Elaia seyeR aaS q half days IN cale air
The ezpaasd0a ~ tss gas " wssMss
a. met " e0aSEesgag @Sass say ~ call
~ the overflow Sato . reserved SPACE,
50 that the 5s9lo02 esaSSe 9sFss, Ssa
ret loses no ga,
Aseept aaA EesGeRs are effected with,
ogt thFoS1Sz ont ballast ~ loss ~ 3zs
The a1ysssSEes 81 C0sat Ze11sgsS's
bait011 hare 5eea fully Authenticated
~ the Psgsssss ssi8ssasy 2staosSsses
They reckon tas nsaxf@sms speed ae~
tsiaa5ls 20 ~ Gye apetesS per see0S5
Gsay egegea @1Ses ~ h0sry, Sst she TO-
yeptor eialsDs ~ geSxt twelve agesess per
second, TIE e0sae II e0Sybnes1 tkss kSs
balloon, u practically esrsSss oss, a11l
be sble 10 travel for VESTS Is . speed
~ about sixty mites PER Ssy besrtag .
fairly heavy pssz5t, sn1 w0gt1 ~ ~
the ssesssss importance IN fSSssS b0ts
~ pezep SaA war
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Even the king of Sweden has troubles
Of his own. The other day while his
train was standing at the station in
Storen his majesty discovered q young
farmer in the crowd who had neg
Iected 10 remove his hat. The king
premeditately reached down and
knocked Mr.. Farmers hat on. but the
farmer had better manners and did not
slap the kings face, as some people
might have done. The little incident
has set the tongues Of the whole coun-
try wagging. and reading Of the ami
mated discussions reminds one OF the
financial talks" we have all heard in
this country Mr.. King will probably
keep his hands at home hereafter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

On the Pacific coast they are consid-
ering whether it is right to kill q per-
son who is ineurably i'll and suffer-
ing terrible agony. A clergyman start
ed the discussion by boldly advocating
from his pulpit killing under such cir
eumstances. a few years ago a coro-
ner's jury in London justified q wom-
an who obeyed her husbands COM
mand to shoot him and thus shorter
his death agonies.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

= Dutch nobleman who regIstered .,
: Broad street hotel last week gave 1
personal illustration Of the business
snersy ana thrift Of the people Of lis
country. Notwithstanding hla noh,,,'
y tne hollander 10 in this country buy.
ing hsh. He has been following the
sun o. shad up the Atlantic coast. no,
iol .he shad, but for the sturgeon
wnieh follow In the wake OF tho shaa
ne purchases The sturgeon roe, sends i,
20 HOLLAND BY the hogshead. prepare,
y, packs u In neat cans and sends /,
D Daeh 70 this fountry to tickle the paI.
aIes o. epicures as high priced Russiar
caviar.--PhlladeIphia Record
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

%@~s* savage Trss1
A sentieman from the grouns :.
rA~ nnssS ssHriem4n in H. 80. %1
array. sas ths way an old Omar
pssEfsr referred 10 Major gaAs
bourke. formerly aid 70 General e.,
Ana thea. warming MP 10 his wo-s :
cid reporter told the following
They ased 20 tell a story "A ~.
Boarke shsn he was down In A,.,..
VITA Crock that shows what kIaa =
nsn he ID. The general xas ,yyl..
put a band Of ABaehea hack az -
reserve. bar eouldn't catch thsm xes
cut killing them. and he would.. !
that One day they captured a nsa.>ss
and took her TO the fort. sas -
quiet all day. saying not a sers y.
her black eyes watched eserx,h,,.
When night came abe broke doxn -
sobbed as a white child would n.
fort was in despair until Mr.. Bau,.'
had an idea. From the aAjatans,s -.
he borrowed doll thar vas a bsau.l,.'
creation that had come 10 the ai'usssT.
little girl the previous Christina wA.,
the young Apache was made 10 und,,
stand that Il xas hers 10 keep her a.
ceased aad she fell asleep. When no,,.
ing came the doll waa still clasp<s !.
her arms. She played with Ii ali a.
just a. any child who had been ~.
Gated 70 play prettiiy with It's nlaks.As.
lieye babies would have d0se Az
seemingly all thought Of ever gsstIs.
back 10 the tribe. under ths spell !,
enehantment placed over Der, b i.
doll. had left her.
mot 50 the ofseers Of the peat. sev.
ever. for the thought Of having % IL.
the papoose without having the srs.s
rake some inquiries as 20 lIs selts.
bothered them 10 no considerable n
tent Several days paced With 10 sn
OK overtHres being made By ihs tbs
and hnaily in despair the papoow. xsli
the doll still IN - posseAslon. Was sas
back 10 the tribe Major Boagks. shs
Nas then a fFst lieutenant, whsa IL
child vas ssnt back 70 the trtbe bad -
Idea % the effect his beneyelsas A.
70 the papoose would have apoa IL
crafty band % aboFigfnss wAea ~
child reached the tribe. with IL pspsl
prize tightly grasped IN lss shaaaI
hands, !. created q sensation aasaax ia
Ea;ive Americans. and Us mosAsr hsr
sent back 70 the pos, 9th Il. Sc ~
received in . hospitable maaars ~
kindly treated. and the effect Il hs
vislt vas such that through her osx.
lures ssEs made 70 the tFtte. viii N
result that aooa atsersart the sAsis
land moved back on the reserve
Major Bourks. In all prnhasilv
shea the Kind act vas dons. Ia essr
10 plaeate the heart-bFoken paees@
had no idea ot lta ever being q sxl
Service 70 General Crook and hts 'sEess
Il s4yed them from engaging il
bloody battle. 10 which the Tires q u
Aparhss and uneie Sans forces soss
have been jeopardixsd 10 such "a sxifs
thas many would have beea kllea .
MANNED for life. and made pefaes
what Is seldom accomplished. ~ ~
tuk Of large body 81 one o. me ~
barhxFoua tribes on the Amsrseaa ~
sinsnt back on the reservations pssssa
the IoAs of single Ilfs. The Apsss'
s~rr ~ the same tribe a. that ssF
Geronimo made do deadly wcfs 20
, nany years ago PoFslsnd 0ssssaa'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

.neIr rect weary from forced labor.
Turkish pashas in the provinces and
eItrayagant princes In Cairo have
s.o,sn tneir plasters. seized their crops.
900 their daughters and their wives
me peasantry Of no other country has
sadder history. For time they have
zen unmoIested and happy. But tyr
my more terrible than any they or
their fathers knew threatens tbo,r
cnhnren u the army OF tavern keen
ers and money-Ienders ia NOT anaed,,,,
defeated The Academy
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Some "color students" as they are
called, claim that within another gem
Grafton blondes will have become very
rare and that In hundred years q
light-haired person will be an unknown
quantity. Their statistics prove that
al present there are only from two TO
three true blondes In every hundred
and that this small figure Is fast de.
creasing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

"Ob, Edgar, darling, here ~ case
Of woman who was struck dumb By
lightning. DO you suppose her hus.
band would love her etjII7" Certain.
", ny dear; he would be freak IL he
didn't"--Detr0lt Free Press,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

ME msnuai ssUris
nsafe uu Fum tais
slnlEuals &c the LATE
T. IT. Giare whu
crsss<aii A1stz IN
fas interests af
rAs Century ap-
urars in q recent
nsIntisr az tIar
ruagaziue T. Ii de-
vursel ~ the jp,lr
nsy 90 tsis Living
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Citizen There goes the most-talsss
about man In this town. stransa IN
Who IL he captain OF your base s g,
team7 Citizen No; he's the oniy ~
left who hasn't got bicycle. --es'
land Leader.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

III is odd that Gibber should pe
systematically wicked when bis w
Is no earnestly reIigious?" =,
He doesn't want 10 take -,
chances OF meeting her on the o'''
shore. - Indianapolis Journal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Rushville, Ind, has an apple tree thar
has bloomed three times this Heason-
but it is only bloomin' fraud. = =
has borne no apples
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

The man who undertakes to manage
a woman always fails: the dear Great
lures must either be bossed or allowed
their own way without let or hindrance
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07
Horse. D,.pI.s.a b., E,.s,,,e,.,.

II has been estimated that electric
railways have already displaced i,10O,-
900 car horses, This IL probably less
than the actual number,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

The world Is full OF people who owe
their present status to the fact that
temptation never came their way.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

There is no danger that the world
will ever suffer from an oyerproduc-
tion Of fighters.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

Reputation is generally gained BY
accident revealing some trait that
seemed commonplace to its possessor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-11-07

EW YORK Special
to Chicago Daily
News: Ernest Nei-
decker. who was
brought 10 the
Fordham hospital
Thursday morning
suffering from lock
jaw. is recovering.
He Is the FIRST pa
tient to be treated
with antitoxin for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-10

STANTON. VA. September 9-lope-
cial)-Four races were on the cara 10
dav. the second day Of the Virginia lave
stock and Fair Associations third annual
meeting The livestock exhibit IS good'
hut the display Of farm and garden pro-
ducts is not up 10 the average.
only small crowd was present 10 VII
ness good races. The summary:
First race-2:30 class. trOtting; purse
S5O-Frank Smiths Miss, !, /. ]; sam =
?, ,: Prince Wilkes. 3. 3, 3; Kanawha 10y,
4 a / Miss won easily in straight meats
in 2:43, 2:39. 2:i6. e..-.,-..h.
Second race-running heats, five-elshths
Of a mile purse $i5-N or by joseph
Meets's Richmond horse. Duke OF Kent
i'm straight heats; Gus Engelking's Tn
lucky second Leonidas. Jolly Boy. ana
Young Magenta also ran. Time, lO1 ana
1905 1-2.
Third race-running mile dash, purse
s50-Won by A. ID. Payne's Captain Car
land: Haytiene second. and Petersburg
third. Time. 1850. Greenwood and Stras-
burg also ran. ... ..,
Fourth race-roadsters, trotting. purse
N5-Won I'm straight heats by \. Il. Rose :
Giles Boy: Kimbali second. and Bill Nye
third. in each heat Time, 2;56 2:52 T.
and 2.5Z