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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
cIrrS RIGHTS TO TIDrwlY LAND.
n,.,.,srov WHICH AFFECTS FoRTY-FIvE MILL
ION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY
HANDED DOWN IN ALBANY

The Court OF Appeals, In suit brought oy Hen'y
W Sage agains, tho Mayor. handed down d ne,
c,s,on Yesterday that Is the most important FiNhs
made I'm several years involving the rights OF inc
civ Mr. sag WAS the owner OF certain iani on
-, Harlem River between Ninety-foHrth-st' ana
%lnetv-n.ih-st. The city IN AIRY nS o.' !, P H.
- irnprov.m,nt hlled iu strip IN iroin OF vi
S,ce's land fl what f. known a. me u''H"!.,
~, is th. land lying between inc hlSi anu ivn
..ot.r marks Mr. Sage claimed thdt the oWhvts
=, ioni frOrtlrg Oh the river either o"nSu n.le
i,rd IN rho tldcNay when il was led IN py the Ci,
or II they did not own II. w'l" cnuL'u 70 ,,,'
ri,b. q, access from the water To their own up
aSI oyen n that land should BE- held to extend only
10 highw1tcr marx , - ara, larivo3
,ron, ,he ponean Charter. ~ lt>b. ana me MON
s,r1c-o rlorter % 1870 Justice Barrett VINO triei
81" cas-. hold that the city OF N'w-Nork unarr
.besc rhartrrs had ausnlui" owncrShip OF al
tLc land b.tw.cn high and low water MARKS ara
Ia, rh construction ~ an exterior street ana DUNK
hc,J hy tho CITY saV" No right II acton lot udH-
',cs ~ nm owner ~ the upland Nho ny this con-
s,,,,lnn vas car off from IN" water rms decision
b,s ms, boon affirmed 10y the Court or Appears
Tho case is Of far-rcacning Importance, A. II ar
,.rts ali the land around the island or Manhattan
,,hich vas formerly in tho tide%ay ana which IL
,,aineI a over 81 Ooo GEO. The case WAS argued ny
cornoration counsel Scott and Theodore nonnoly
assistant FOR the city. and William {. Dewitt Tor
NJ Strp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE or AN AlL|E'Ep BRAZILIAN
BARON SENT 4 NOTE TO 6. u. "li'SoN'
WHOM lie CLAIMED As \ FRIEND.

ATrrMpTED SUICIDE or AN ALLEGED BRAzTlIAN
BARON SENT NOTE TO G. y. GIBSON.
WHOM lie CLAIMED As 4 FRIEND.
man who was known as Baron KanOpsky. and
,rho &c sajd 70 be a direct descendant of noble
r,ra,ii,an family Of that name tried to kill himself
Yesterday AT 40 PC West Fifteenth-st b. 'nhaling
Illuminating gas He prepared to end his life I'm
q calm and deliberate mancr. y dramatic feature
was that the man wrote down his Impressions
,.huo tho gas was slowly driving him 20 insensi-
bilty.
The man vas tired Of life. az he had come 10
this country after the downfall OF Dom Pedro In
tho cxnoctation Of earning a livelihood and had
failed For cmpioymen; he had been compelled
ia do 4 female impersonation act on the vaudc
Vile stage under the name OF "A!frcda ParIededo."
For sone time he had occupied small room
in the house mentioned. Early yesterday morning
he wrote a letter to Charles Dana Gibson. the
artist whom he Gained a friend. telling him
that he had decided to commit suicide and it was
an ernploye OF Mr.. Gibson who found kanopsky
unconscious IN his room
one OF the notes that lie wrote as he .ay on The
couch waiting for tho gas 10 overcome him was
as follows:
#, ia 4 O'Clock In the morning. | can't stand It
any longer The temptation 10 hnisi with this
I ISrTiP b one one more Killed by gas jets Nay God be
clement and w fSTsfe a HS mo 'l esiI h%md
Al tha, own shall be pu; with the money /
Htths sas was slow IL. - effect ana Two hours
afierward hc wrote:
,!oS S '."sterdsy morning Mr.. Gibson received
me note and Sent man to the room Inc later
~ was taken to the New-York Hospital pris-
one g. ne sei G hs the uarons father is deaa and
.,a, II III Mother + sl alive. According 10 the
story told abou, tho Baron, ms patents iosi 10 ~.
;heir possessions by 10 oveitAfo" o' me BRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
SING SING.

Assistant Inspector Edward J. Mitchell accom-
ranied by Comrades Henderson and kipp' 81 hltch-
ing post No So Of Workers. and tomrao" -
Mcclure of Post no. u, OF Philadelph'a lhspeV'e"
MoreIl Post No IA G. \ r.. of this village on
Monday evening The inspector found the post
IN a aourishine condition and compimenton the
members upon the evident efficiency ana hish as
cipline OF their organization ,,o.x,.
The "Autumnal Sabbath" or Harvest Ho'nc
Day Will be observed at the Highand A T1re
viii he special decorations. music and services
morning and evening. .,,, $500. =
bv the children of the late O. b. Potter, on his es-
tate near Crotonville will take place to1inorrow
evsninr The hall is to be used for religious eN-
ercises and other church purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS HOWE.

B.nehamton y. T.. Oct. le.-At the sixth annual
convention OF the Commercial Travellers Home
Association. held here this afternoon. the following
oincers were elected: President. George y. Green.
OF fhs city 10 succeed himself. vice-presidcnis.
8 T. corliss Albany. j. X. Southland. Newark,
= d. j. i Mccartney. Scranton. Penn; ". II.
IIom,s Boston. u. IT, rady. Cleveland; ID. Is.
Clink. Chicago; j FRANK supple. Baltimore: John
A. Lee s.. Louis: W. r. Ridell Chattanooga.
TENN ard H. T.. Iudc San Francisco. all re-
elected and j. \. Murray. OF Detroit. 10 succeed
J. +. Cooper. Of that city: National Board OF Man
Scranton \. U Mlllnld. Troy. and II. Z. Larrabee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkEES.

1ONk 10.
Mayor Pee1s and all the Aldermen were present
at tie meeting OF the Common Counc! Monda:
rirt. r.ae Mayor sent l.. thu ~ IL Eugene e
Clark for appointment ~ Hearth Commissioner -
81 ,ae unexoired term Of Commissioner Frank =
Treanor. who resigned 10 become Police goinin' :
tlon.- Mr. Clark was confirmed AZ once. Inc ne"
Cc.nrnissioner i well knew Ia this city. He !.
OF the moauet:c mill o. me Alexandc: Smith *
Sons Carpe; Company. Mr. Clark has been ,es.-
cent OF Workers for many years. Ihonas l.. MV'-
Tram and Alanson : Prime were made oIhnll.,
sioners of Deals. Inc seNenieenth annual II to'
vas received from ti.c Board 81 Educ1to'. IN ,
VIA X :. reouisi,ion FIR SIP H. o." atmoutt
necessary 10 ma ntaIn the pui!r schc"i, iVl -.
vcS~ Thc PO1rG also received approx Ration %
SsJ ir addition I" ihc moneys arcaoy fIye,n, :" TX
sn.argc Schools Ms. nd l.. The plans or" ~
Idwin \. Qu:ck $ son Cor thc remodelAhA oi ''-
on police station were approved ., ,,,,,,c
yesterday afternoon "a class IL p! seal "a, ~,
Tor business men started NJ HoIII "oou ,,,
with large me mbcrsh.p. II !s for the ac'on''r ,
da.ior ~ those members who cannot come ~ "
,verirg II IL In charge Of Mr.. Ludwig. atc o. m''
Manhattan Athletic Club, who WAS i'VT'''F 81
pointed physical director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate Of nomination Of Samrel j. Bar
rctt as candidate for Member OF Assembly rom
the lid District Of this county has been hed III
the County Clerks office by IN organization cii'-
ms itself the Good Roads Union; enh'ein' ''.S
Gle The certificate OF nomination Is accomptlle1
BY a petition bearing more than rVe NUM-. ~
signatures. Owing 20 some irregnarltN, w i"i
retl has been cited 20 appear before inc o''i,o!
Clerk to-day 10 show cause why hc ""'''l'"''0
THe animal ,nspocifon Of the Fire Department
OF this village will be held this evening Il u'e
weather permits There viii be a pafa".e Hr .,,i
the principal streets of the NiiaSe' ai''' ""''
sumner will he served in Dolls Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
WHAT Is GOING OK TO-DAY.

Republican mass-mc":inG windsor lh'a'r' 3
y.
Ncw-York state Medical Association. Mot Me-
mora. Hall. 80. - VI ldlson-dvc.
seth Low. speeches At Blaine club 40. 2l3 East
Ero.dvav : L. m: a. New Irving Hall. 10. 20
Broomo-st. SIS p. m. AMI webster Hall 80 IL
Eas; Ecvorih-st.. goo p. IN.
queens County Jockey club raccs. Aoucduct. 80
y.
booksellers League. Gramcrcy Iyccum = n.
Azlec club anniversary celebration. Sherry :.
evening.
Contra. Republican cub. LcnoN-av". and one
hundrcd-aui- invent -sevenih-st, p. III.
Good Government club +. No. 5ci liudson-s' :
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
NEvY YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1897.
YUE PLANTERS IND yHE SHIFTERN
TAI.k DF TROUBLE. But so VISIBLE
RESI- LIS.

TAi.k or TRorBLE BIT so VISIBLE
RESULTS.
TIE dove Of peace has 10: YET quite deoln'u ~
spread her snowy pinion, over the scene P'.,''''
and the scene shiftcrs of This favored city mere
were rumors Of wars between them carly III we
theatrical season but there nothing III 'he'r
dinlonatic relations in tlr cnd. that ni'th" any
pcr,cptibIc difference 70 theatrc-Goere. Ana no"
The scene shiftcra asain bite their thumhs d. 'ne
paintcfs and a." chances seem TO be- that asdlh
The tbeatrc-.oir.. pui,c win he unable TO tel the
difference.
The now trouble seems to nave arisen rom inc
fire in Detroit that burned UP Miss Julia ArtnHr
scenery for "A Lady Of Quality" New scenery i''
the play WAS at once ordered. that II i'hh.' "
ready FOR the opening already promised al W aI'ch
Theatre on November !. The order Was NN'" ~
Homer Emons. and he tnereupon lonh' .'"'' ""'
belonging to the approved union he could no' s'i
INV carncnicrs in Ncw-York to build the frames
for his sceucry. lie went To Philadelphia ana got
the frames built and is going with his WORK. ana
the question now is whether. when re gets '"o
scenery done and the night of the performance
comes the stage hands of WaackF 1"'""e W"
handle his sccners.
similar dot,nt. are hanging over SOL Smith Rus.
sell at the Garden Theatre. Mr.. Russell h'o"uS'
at some time IN the future 10 put on bli co'Sls'-
ins Of three plays The Tanning OF ne Shr,w ~
a condensed form: MIR. Nacl.tlrcS mrs ll''dS
and The Slitfire." u farce 10y Md son Morton.
The scenery for MIR. Valentines Christmas j. al
ready In stock and Richard Marston. who oe onss
to tic union is painting tina. foi a." The Sptire
The trouble is with the three sets FOR NJ an
ing OF tho Shrcw." which in the hands OF ny.
Emn,ons ana Walter BCrrdee 9nother n0n-uniGh
mai Notice has been served on Nr. Euss'I
manager NJ. Berger. that If the scenery Is pairi '.
ny these men it will not b. handed by me union
stene-shifters At present the Work OF bwldns me
frames for the scenery l. gems on. Under IN"
charge OF Mr Russell oTl stag" c&rp'it'l, VINO :
union man, ana Mr.. Berger declares ihdl h' Sh"I
make no conces sion. Charles Ffohmdn ID" mar
aceI Of the theatre. has tod him that If ~" h'!
now there refuse to do IA" work u" WI S"id
others who will 10 II. II sill remains 10 D." seen,
"a H. the case of Mis- Agthur's scenery, whether,
when il Is all done. the bands VIII handi" II,
hut the managers do no. admit any fears OF dii-
Guilty IN getting their plays properly before the pub
lie in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MOUNT VERNON.

Thomas /. Gethen. o'chty-,hree yoais oiu OF w
~ South Second-ave.. died Yesterday. lie leaves
widow and one daughter. Mrs. Max liuss' INV
funeral will be he'd tonight at the nome
4 special meeting Of the Bolrd of Ednca'loh va.
hold IN Monday richt 10 consider the wishes o.
the teachers and pupils of the High School III re-.
laton TO hours Of study. The opinion was slIoms3i
against Two sessions and resolution was auopev,t
In favor OF one session, and fixing the hours rum
$50 a. m. TO p m. - ,,,.,lo
were entertained on Monday night az the home or
Miss Ida and Iottie Rowlandson. No IN SoHtn
was the exhibition Of coins by Miss Ada foGSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
HOME VIEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
ALBEMAEI .orillard Spencer. Of Newport
EEETT- Bishop Johnson. ~ Los Angeles. a.
FIFTH hNINT E.-Ex-Mdyor Ferdinand = La
iron. Of Baltimore and ext Congressman Jacoh Lc-
fo,rc ui Ncw-Paliz y. Y. G1LSEN-Gercral Aus
rim Iofbror Sup.r.rtcnd.n' Of State Prisons.
HOFFMAN-Samue y Beardsey. Of tea. ana
Asscmbynau Louis Bcdcl. OF Goshen y }.
HOLLAND-Lord ard Lady Kelvin. OF r.aseo"'
and Ers<ne NJ Phelps OF Chicago IMPERIAL
Senator George Turner. OK Washington state.
PLAZA-.F. Il Hazard. % Syracuse. WALDORF
i. \ r. WIdnrr ana ". l. Ekins OF Fhiiadclp nla
and Colonc! Theodore \ Dodge. L. :. \ WIND
SOR-T.x-Congrcssma Charles Miller. - P'nnsl l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
STATEN ISLAND HAPPKNINGS.

~ J.hn r. Sprague yesterday announced iha'
ne would 20, run for Coroner o. TIE ci;zenS mon
ticket
Tho Citizens Union VII open ~ county cam
paign on Monday evening ~ the German luz
rext week another meeting will be heid' ~ WIG"
Tns marriage OF Miss Alice alderman, daugh-
.s- Of Mr. and Mrs John Ackerman. OF IoE'pk rs
ellie and Andrew Anderson VIII take place al me
home OF the brides parents or Thursday. OctobcT
at O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
WOMAN TAKEN ~ ram TRIEH TO SHOO7

Police Sergeant stephen IIannon Of the West
New Brighton precinct staten Island. haG narrow
escape from being shot early yesterday morning
lie and scvcra! officers made raid An alleged
dsordcrlv house or Sharp-ayc, Port Richmond
Two white women and two colorcd men were ar
rested TN, police allowed Mary Doyle. ON" of tn"
prisoners to go upstairs and dress herself. She
refused 10 come down and when the SCI geant went
up after her she covered him with revolver. bur
the policeman grapped with her and disarmcd her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
SIXTH AVE.. 10Th TO 21ST STREET

Committee Hi,h some amendments ne ,"i,o
greed on f. IL. Society 81 the AUlerl,a an req
ton Membership TO be limited strictly 10 ilea
MS of tho soldiers OF the American kevolls
tior The constitution adopted and the pan o.
Union are 10 be submitted TO the several STATE S'
cietlcs of both organizations for approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
yHL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.

The following AZ buyers WHO 'FeHter'' III me
MercnaDts' Association yesterday
-, =, rAs.or Norris y Y millinery ami notions.
- .rEC,i n sized 4 Johnson. Cleveland Tenn.
6ruagisi. Cosmopolitan Hotel. 49, ,r ci.o,.,-
, WaILESUORST' Baltimore. Nd, Jew'ller. sinclair
Hotel
HKENNER. Montreal Canada. grocer ,,,.
&, r. IiATIIAWAY Of &. h. Hstha"a, q 20, i.hi.,aih
ton y " Wholesale produce. cosmopolitan HOTEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
MRS. MACK NOT WILLING TO CONFESS.

A report that Mrs. Augusta Mack had sent word
10 District-Attorney YouDgs OF Queens county.
that she was willing TO tell all she knew about
the murder OF Gudensuppe u she were allowed 10
plead guilty to manslaughter In the nrs degree
her counsel through whom her communication was
alleged to have been made, said there was aoso-
lucy no foundation for the story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
on TGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
y..sl 70 Line. Mails close esSrl su's,
50 louis southampton. Amer 90 III n.ov a !"
rautnni. Liverpool. White Htar'... w III ~, 40 ~,
frleslan'' AnM.' & t'ub,....., 100 IN 800 m
luraiih ,,i,de
Nrors Sew orleans. Morgan, .....'' "'''P' :"
THURSDAY. OCTOBER -
u,r,,u,. u,nb Am ZOO a m 1000 a
iuetst 'shiat'" i,.''' III ,m,r s.uo n m 1000 m
hmfitiIani Nn'Ht''"9u''ii !, u.oDam i:op
N"nrZn'lt MAJ ~ 'o,.l.. in.3Opm 3:to
FRIDAY. OCTOBER j..
,.... 1900
Lihl"pii, ',sH"", y" IT,. St,,o l3Oom
Monaghan, t'",s"" +'' i.oOpm 500
l'r"hh ram 20" - = :. A. "a 100 u IN ttr
Nrtadm. inltv 49,, ',,,ds 49, 800
,pmdi'he; n,a..l'',,, Nnu,,v 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

Sing anton 30 succeed themselves Arthur Cow"e.
20 ~urceec T. g.. Waterman. Ir. o. Ncw YORK, aud
J. : Iyor oi l;uralo. Trustees ~ mo Reserve
Fund. Henry J. PiNl''. Tfica. y y: r. q. North
coft Erlrt. Il.rrv " Nash Boston. y. Hun.
Cleveland. II l.. Jud,ll san Francisco. and Tunis
e. Donn. EtarsNI,. Ind. go reelected. The
Finance Committee WIS re'pponted ~ follows:
: /. Coiles Albau,. William Mason. Birghamton.
and = y I0vderlA. scranton. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
Rry0lru oNiEY NOcfETIES rNITING.

Cincinnati oct IA plan ~ permanent union
q, iva patriotic societies nearly similar In name
and rurpose Was agreed to-day They are the
National Society Of Sons OF the American Ee'oiu-
,iou and In. General Society OF Sons % the Revo
lutnu Tncv met IN separate sessions to-day and
adopted the plan or union prepared ~ Conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

" hat IS merchant TAILOR.
One who handle, the cloths for
garments he makes.
We have the cloths of ali our suits
or ovcrcoats could show them to
YOU; could take your measure; tell
YOU to come back in week-thcn
give you a garment conforming to
that measure and call it ''nadc TO
order"
We give the same result, but call
it by the right name and charge you
the right price.
We don't make to order, but we
make to fit
Fen suits So to $50. overcoa's 81? to $40
Our boys clothes, shoes, hats and
furnishings are the kind you would
like 60 wear if a boy.
\ took N how ~ dress. cost q i,-.vritc for H.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Ffiuce and firoadVav.
Warren and Broadway
Thirty second and B-oadwny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13
Announcements.
Henry A. Danle.s. NJ. d.

Henry A. Danles. NJ d.
70 s9ih St
,.,.,. =, ,he Nervous system ). all descriptions I'm.
no.ncs sterty AID Ike aiments Hours 10 D to y
U,dod hair rocovcrs it's youthful color and
.,,,rcss hy tha use ~ Parkrg's ilar Ras1m
perker's Ginger Tonic cures Inward pains
:, o " Rodic T.. X W.
pr,ninon, hahcrdashsrs have the reN collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-13

Vince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-17
pEATH o. cHARLEs HoAn.

Mr.. Charles Hoag, brother-in-law of
Mayor Alley, died Thursday about
p. M, and was buried Friday 2 p. m.
Mr.. Hoag came to Caldwell some
months ago hoping to benefit his health
which had been failing for many years.
He also travelled in Texas hoping for
improvement, but his condition was
not improved. About two weeks ago he
became much worse and finally sue
cumbed to an acute attack of
asthma. Mr. Hoag was quiet unassum-
ing gentleman, highly esteemed by all
who knew him. He bore his Affections
with patience and resignation. He
leaves wife, who is Mayor Alleys sis
ter, but no children. THE TRIBUNE ex-
tends coincidence to the beTeaved
widow and sorrowing friends and re-
lations.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-17


Mr.. Pinney made the mistake of put
ting on Mckinley badge when he
Went out to meet Bryan and the result
Of it was that the "Next President
extended his left hand to Mr., Pinney
when that gentleman offered to shake.
But the left is nearest the heart.
Mr., NJ. b. Gwinn who was most act,
i've in entertaining aud looking after
the Qoakers during their visit, says
that he afterwards met them at Eeiser
and that they were particularly well
pleased with their treatment in CaId-
well and indicated that their report re.
speeding idaho as a whole would be
highly favorable and exceptionally So
with regard to Caldwell. Our either s
deserve to be complimented for the
way in which they receive and enter
tlin respectable strangers.
We are glad to learn that Ex-Sena-
tor, Ex-Lieutenant Governor, Hon.
Victorious Bierbower, accompanied
the party that went to Huntington to
meet Mr. Bryan, because we suspect
that Vic was able to neutralize the
evil influence of George Ainslie and
j. G. Rogers. 1t is well that the illus.
trious men who pass through this
State should be impressed with the
fact that polite society is not desid-
eratum in Idaho.
Mr.. G. w. Cooper contidentially in
formed TRIBUNE reporter that he
had received private advices of rich
placer strike Oh the South fork of the
Boise. The ground is yielding from
So to S1I per square yard. He does
not desire to create a stampede but
has purchased a beautiful white charg
er, warranted to carry double or single,
which any of his friends, who wish to
go to the diggings at once, may Dor.
row without price. He believes there
are some who should go early so as to
secure good thing and avoid the rush.
Best cigars at AskeY's.
John Sebree was not feeling well
towards some of the inhabitants of
this place Wednesday. 1t seems that
certain gentlemen agreed to stand in"
if Mr.. Sebree would arrange to have
the Con Shea cattle shipped from this
point. The standing in meant that
a portion of the expense of ferriage
across3 Snake River would be paid
these gentlemen. The ferrying cost
s135,52 and when Mr.. Sebree appealed
to gentlemen to "stand in" they were
disposed to stand out, and So was the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-17
s.. STATE Senator eoughanour was in

State Senator Goughanour was in
town Monday.
Miss Ruth Gipson went to Payette
Wednesday to spend few DAYS visit
ting friends.
Mrs. Gov steunenberg left Wed.
nesday for Ketchum to spend the sum
mer months.
Bicycles repaired by Askey
FsBpton Of Rockville, who has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Moore the
past week returned home Monday.
Mr. Rhode and family and Mr.. Miner
and his daughter Mrs. Fisher left Fri
DAY for trip to the mountains.
Luther Bowman started for Neb.
rlska Sunday, where he win probably
remain for some time.
James Mitchell and family left Tues.
day for Warren to spend few weeks
during the hot weather.
Smoke the l6 to l cigar. It is the
best made and cleanest cigar handled
in Caldwell.
j. Chas. Bowling returned from
Garfield, Washington, Monday where
ne has been for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Ward, Thos. Paynter and
Pryor Wood spent Sunday at the
PaYnter ranch six miles below town.
Mr.. Julius Steinmier Of Nampa was
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Steinmer says
Nampa is very quite at present.
Fruit Inspector Gwinn has been
considerably under the weather dur
ing the past week but is around again
and feeling better.
Mrs w. b. Jones has returned from
Ola where she has been visiting her
parents. She will Immediately join
her husband in DeLamar.
Miss May Hice, who has been at
tending college here for the past year
returned to her home at Mountain
Home Saturday.
Fresh candy and nuts at Askey's.
Con Shea has shipped five train loads
of cattle from here during the past
week which has made things lively
around the stock wards.
1t is understood that contracts have
been let for building Is miles more of
the B. N. and o. railroad this fall.
The bridge across Snake river is nearly
completed.