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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-26

Mrs Fred Edwards, formerly of
San Francisco, but now of Ogden,
Utah, has had a family reunion at
Wayne, Nebraska, a few days ago, at
which tue guests were two former nus
bands and her present o 1t is stat
ed hat all seemed to enjoy themselves
and parted with apparent regrets that
they could not live together Us n
family. This meeting will remind old
HumbOldters Of IA death bed scene at
Star City in which four men, each of
whom had been her nushand, were at
the bed Of the dying N aud kiss
ed her by turns.
The only announcement which the
Sun has made Of the death Of its
famous editor consists Of the following
ten words, printed at the head of it's
editorial columns:
Charles Anderson Dana, editor of
the Sun, died yesterday afternoon
This was all that told the readers o.
that paper that its editor, the uIan
who had made it famous, had passed
away. The brevity OF the notice occa-
sloned some surprise 10 newspaper
circles. for Mr. Dana was a man Of
more than national reputation, but
the explanation is simple. One of the
last wishes Ne Dana EXPRESSED TO his
eou when he knew the end was not far
off was this:
Paul, when I am gone, don't have
a long obituary of me printed in the
Sun. Simply my going
away that is all"
The eoatAsr has turned off clear
and scle@hss cooler than before the
stOrD.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
60. rnr stealing iler.e..

one Of the most peculiar prisoners
II IN Georgia penal camps is Gyp
South 4 twelve year-old white boy. the
nm ~ respectable parents. who has
been sentenced 10 Ave years for horse
stealing ii is shown that up TO ten
years Of age he was an exemplary boy.
Ill that period he had an attack q
brain fever. After this attack he
aecmed 10 have mania for horses.
ara Ma father bought him horse ana
hnsvy within three days Gyp drove
u wagon yard. and gave the rlS
a,ay The next day he went down g
! coal yard and stole a mule and
xagon strange to say he Is normal
for three weeks. and in the fourth he \
nncontrollable. In the penal camp y
carries ihie popularity. and each fourth
week goes about stealing the prison
borscs lust as If he were free.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

a successful test has been made Of
complicated fenee-making machine
for which the patentees, John Simmer
and son OF Anderson, Ind. claim alb
soiure1F no credit, but state that their
bodies and brains simply carried cut
plans given to them by spirits and that
rhe work as It progressed was directed
bF the spirits- They have been at work
a year. but have wonderful piece OF
machinery which viii likely revolution
Ize the manufacture Of wire fence be-
cause Of the rapidfty that Is possible
They are both ardent spirftualists and
are well known To members of the In
diana Association and quite well known
IN Michigan
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

The most complete line OF hardware
ever discovered in a COW was found
here. says an Associated Press despatch
from Fleming. y. J. The COW was
killed By John RisIer- Following is q
list Of articles found in the stomach:
One two-penny wire nail, one four
penny. two six-penny, eleven eight
penny. four thTee-penny cut nails; five
Eour-penny. che five-penny, five six
penny, seven eight-penny, three ten
penny, one eight-penny wrought nails:
thirty mine pieces Of nails from inches
down. tEc Inch screws. two 1zinch
screws, three pieces of wire, three
stones as large as walnut. one hog
ring, one threshing-machine spike 2II6
inches long, a paddock and key 10 fit.
one small sc and garden rake.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

for devil ilsh and gcs them. Col. Boz
iialloaay. . according 10 the Review
was fishing for the monsters with
i party Of friends. from q naphiha
launch. when they had strike. The
launch Mas twenty-five feet long and
contained ten persona. This the fish
towed around for an hour. attaining
i speed 81 six knots II times, IN spite
ut the fact tina, the propeller Of the
launch vas backing. The whole hEhi
was III sight Of the hotel guests. who
had assembled TO see the battle be-
tween an and propeller. When the
animal WIS finally tired out and
,oRcd ashore Il required six men g
ayar il out. ON proppIng its monia
opsn. sals barrel could have beer
rolled into ii. II measured twenty-five
feot from wing tip 10 wing tip.
another Naples fab story follows
sMrF. Hugh Mcdonald was fishing fot
sharks She had bite. on pulling
IA thc head Of shark that had been
a lcast four fee: long was found Some
shart had bitten the Ara, capture ir
Two. Later the biz fellow was hooked
i. Mr. Mcdonald and was pulled u
The second shark was more than II
len fcci lcag."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

iickleness had just been punished by
a Jury to the extent OF $4,000.
He was prosperous Houston street
business man, who thought that he
was I'm love and found out before the
day set for the marriage that he had
made a mistake.
Matilda Greenfield obtained judg-
ment against Charles J. Weissman in
1892 for $4,000 for breach of promise.
He paid only after confinement in
Ludlow.
The trial of a suit brought by Bertha
Robinson OF 635 North Clark street,
Chicago, aginst David Wiessenberge-,
dealer in secondhand jewelry, of New
York, to recover $4,000 damages for
alleged breach of promise of marriage
was begun recently before Justice Geig-
erich and jury in the supreme court.
The Robinson woman says that in
January, 1894, she and the defendant
entered into an agreement TO marry,
and the day for the wedding was fixed
for May Is, 1894. She alleges that she
expended $500 in preparing for the
wedding and purchasing her trous-
seau. Before the day fixed for the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

Iorel, Llttle nIrd Story.

Near this village lives John Leonard.
says a Morton. Pa, special to the Daily
Truth. Several years ago his little
daughter was feeding young robins in
a nest. The mother bird grew tame
and would eat from the child's hand
Last spring a windstorm blew down
the tree and killed the young robins
The mother bird was seemingly in
consoiable until one day it brought a
crumb of cake and lit on the hand OF
three-year- Lula. The child ate the
cake and every day since the robin
has brought food TO the little girl.
Cake is left where the bird can get it
easily. and as yet nothing has been
brought in that could be deleterious to
the child.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

People in the vicinity o. Olivia.
Nina. are greatly mykifhed over the
strange discovery Of an old Spanish
gunboat upon the farm Of Charles
Brown. between that point and Bird
Island. and hundreds Of people are
fioeking 10 the place Joseph Bzgne
struck the vessel while digging J well
Its armament comprised Eve cannon
and two morters- Cannon balls and
bomb shells were found in large NUM-
beers. A great many old Spanish relies
were found. in addition. and there IL
not a house 10 the vicinity which has
not some rnemenfo o. the old Spanish
regime. The impression Is that the
boat was run up into this region about
1900. when a much larger proportion
OF the state was under water. The gun
boat was found directly on Birch Cooley
Greek. which al that time WAS no doub;
q nayigable river.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
Dangers of Golf.

How easily fatal accident may &C.
III y rolf was recently shown IN
england. ii is pretty certain that I
ha,l driven hard will kill man, bu'
n this case death was caused mer H..
~ The raising Of the club preparatory
20 striking The report says ,hat ~ :,
,a y was held at the Neptune hotel
AM u,nstanton, on the body Of itu'
ea ecker Ridgers, ie. who died o. o.
~, M volf links, having beon accidentally
W. ..'.,,cs On the back of the head by
sa,,nw eaddy named Beverley, the de-
, aoassa being behind him when p
e ,,'"a Tho club preparing to strike th'
bpll He died in few MINUTES sa.' r,ra van
eoneussIon Of the hrain'~'a"
ciaco Examiner.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

has been taken to jail, violently insane.
pending formal inquiry as to her con-
dition- She became insane as result
Of religious excitement She fought
desperately when two policemen took
her from her residence and at the Jail
when q physician entered her cell she
knocked him down Many OF her
friends called AZ the jail TO see her.
and. while she recognized them and
thanked them she insisted that they
must repent to be saved Turning to
the running hydrant in the cell. she
said. See. there IS the blood Of the
Lord Jesus Christ; see how it gushes
from his bleeding side His blood viii
save M all and am going to be saved
now. / viii drink and be an angel"
Thereupon she placed her lips to the
running water
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

zEz--tiE9s VIE reached rfte plaintiff
zlLszszsss W issass.nlssrxzr rEfzsEsI u mar
r hzr. amt hzs rnur1nzesf ra decline 10
gzBE hsr- although zste has since re-
u'ziEzssf SINGLE far MS sake WTeszen-
iszEEr fsses NAT deny that he promised
% marry the woman He admits that
raeF Became engaged, bur says that
Hrzznt Was prarrieed upon him By the
Bla11riT- He says that she assured
aim that her family occupied a high
zssedaI position In Chicago WIesssnher-
gHr saFa that subsequently he learned
THAT saeh was not the case and that
her parents were not living together
He also alleges that the plaintiffs faith
En- Is drunHard and a gambler, and
that her uncle, Abraham Robinson,
after being indicted for arson, commit
ted suicide The Jury returned a YER
dict awarding Bertha Robinson $500
damages.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

"aioeck, a member OF the re,gn,nr
tshiliy q that name. and first cousin
- enat Princess Waldeck who married
queen sictoria's youngest son. She &
Undergoing punishment for uerinry and
iofsefy OF 30 aggravated q eharaete,.
s snas nor all the influence brought 10
psat by her princely relatives was abla
70 exempt her from penalty
~ enjoys the distinction of nosvass.
ing Two convict dukes. They are the
sais's o. the grand old sicilIan princeIy
mousse 81 Villarosa. and are undergone
{ .elM q penal serYitude In the great
pshitenliary OF Madeleine. near Ma
pies. Tor the cogardly murder NJ !
souhs infantry lieutenant named Le-
one VINO was betrothed to their sister
.he rrihcess catarini. The assasslna.
t'on TOOK place al Palermo. In the mag
innocent Viliarosa palace, which they
own there. They had invited the
young ofiieer to dine with them in the
most friendly manner. After dinner
me TWO princes took his life by stab
bling him as he was about 10 leave the
palace.
~ the same prison Is the Prince
1afaeeioio. sentenced 10 ten years
nard labor for the murder OF his wife
= very beautiful woman. she notorl.
ousiy deserted him. and when one da,
she was found poisoned with arsenic
purchased BY him. and leaving a will in
which her immense property was be.
qneathed 10 him. he was very natur.
ally arrested as her murderer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
.r,a,.,.i, mat uaa norr..

]. c. Rutledge. while hunting near
Elk City. brought down rabbit which
upon examination proved 70 be freak
OF nature. having a pair Of weII-de-
yeloped horns. says a Wichita special
Ia Daily Facts. The animal did not
differ IN any respect from the ordinary
cotton tail except that right at the
base of the ears there cropped out two
well-defined horns little over two
inches In length and about an inch in
circumference. They were composed Of
4 hard substance OF about the consist
ency OF horses hoof and there is no
reason 1nubt that they had been
there u. The monsirosity u
being By taxioermist.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

A remarkable case af ssanDd CHILD
hood exists in a little village in Kan
kakee county. III, where resides goazn
Adams. who is $ years old U11l re-
Gently he was ba5d. tog1hseEs and al
most blind He can nUE sse Is vel
as ever. mas cut several teefh and ms
hair has again grDEn OH The new
hair is dark brOwn- his eyes are clear
and al first glance he looks like \
man Of %. but a closer EBsE SHOWS
him 10 be mach Older The krOTn hair
and bright eyes seem 20 emphasize
the wrinkles and the skin thai looks
like parchment Sar- Adams has an
idea that new skin viii grow and tie
wrinkles disappear He is IN excel
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
| X IiiI'il|IIIlJ

LAG more or less lengthy terms OF
Inprlsonment,
ADJ Cunning. widow OF Sir Henry
canuine and granddaughter OF the Sec
M Lord Churchill. II serving a term
4 several years penal seryltude for
saving forged the name of her father
d ! number OF notes. on which she
ss6seasently raised money from Lon
~ nose dlseonnters and tradesmen.
~ might have escaped with punish
ga. tess severe had the fact not been
AoagAt 10 light during the trial that
Y, frauds had extended over a nnm-
NJ IL yeaFs, and that the financial me-
psitlss vhieh had prompted her 10
,sssn .a this means Of obtaining mon
II bad been caused BY her reckless.
w il betting on the races.
Aaoihes lady az high social standing
va sas rseen;iy called upon TO nndsr.
Is lmpf.soamens wilh hard labor was
IN wife ~ Captain Osborne. OF the
r1sk sayalgy regiment Of Scots GreyS
an. Os5egae. aho belonged by birth
II sse 4zlsgosfatse house 81 Elliott. and
vs. hAi iaaeglled IN her own right
.aR,s !0stane os aboat ss.0eo . year.
M pss.s,ae4 she pearl necklace VI her
4seea trgead. Mrs Hsggrsase. @hlie
sagsns at the iatssF's castle. an had
sass 1914 i. 10 j London jegeleF ID or
IT II sy s1iae pFssslns iia8liiiisa
g4asl seRersly Mas extends 10
ssyanesh Naads. grandaanghisF of
IL ga II Aoasals. who nas soften
ia ID soaplr ~ years tanariaoi mcnl
asa haga labor g9r obtaining foods
Fsas; .asse pFeseakcR
Ths tl9aAgtr Duchess az sashes and.
uas fortunate. Mas exempted from
Afs i4aag and eoagses Earb dgrsn. she
II m8atas imprisonment that M re-.
sa,ay aalvrWeas. she RAS eony .tea
{ destroying. III the pgesrnee ~ am.
sHs ata Judges. Il document lieh
a4a tsss .fnpoaHaei 81 the conrt and
aaea vas stalled 10 cuntsin rytG nee
Ia. aHi hays doomed her 10 10 vat
hasg. aga5ass her sonia las. the
rgaFa Duke she completes. aeE
srm II siel.oAay prison. wacFc I!tdy
san p4W undergoing her pun 81.
afai as t.kF tho latter. sas .er.
Esss9 aay l.Ftls lasurlss bsYoad ne
| Fafa p. rlipaFY every -3ay prison. rs.
sFk tauEsEae. daughter % Ixrd
asssfs Iea;REas. was convicted Ut
Ttaa F9 ut The most shocking o.
sait ~ tes children. cne 81 whota lei
Gabsl ,tsFgse The popular feel il
tla ta1' she deserved banging. Lot
eatas tAr tremendous influence i.
GsHi 4 afs arhali by I'll the IL j.
t'as rf sha tssal house of Manch. >,
n i shs belongs. shr vi
4 ps nttA form pf two years isi'
Nsnamg without hard labor
4 ti,aes spHe ~ an English due u
~ aansfr HtF Grace o. ksnKsss j
as5ate imprisonment for blEas ]
N4 s4e AZ The present nome
hse aesaally relatives 81 ~
Qstra sHn asc doing time III
lsai iae aamo IT Count and rountr
aslasra and halnnE 10 this prince
AZ sovereign h0ssa OF ina name. IT,
hR md III Queen viesaria'a mot
FFluen az LeininspH. VIII
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
An Island OF Chalk.

The English island of Thanet form
ing a part OF the county of Kent is
almost wholly composed of chalk. The
island IS ten miles in length, about
five in breath. and has more chalk ex-
posed on its surface than any other
spot of equal area on the globe. British
biologists say that there are not less
than $4,000, 100000 tons of chalk lin
sight" on Thanet and that it would
take 10000 men and 5000 horses and
carts 10000 years to move it, providing
II were dug up ready to be carried
away.-St. Louis Republic
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
Right This Time.

Miss Hilltop: Il notice that you use
the expression "A well groomed woman
| do not like 1t. II is a horsey ex-
preston, entirely out OF place IN speak
ing OF lady" Miss Northside: THE
expression is correct this time. The
lady / allude to has just been married
and the groom is very wealthy man"
--pittsburg acknowledgement.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

the French faction
OF the noted French and Ever6ole fepd
OF Perry county. KY. and the murder
OF Judge Combs Was result OF that
bloody war.
Twenty years ago b. r. French went
10 Hazard. the county seat Of Perry
county. and went into the merchandise
business and also praetioed law Al
that time Joseph EFersple. q leading
man OF that section. q lawyer. and the
only merchant In the town, had a mo
nopoly Of both the dry goods business
and Law practice. Erersole did not
relish the advent Of rival. and an en-
nifty sprung up between the men that
developed into one Of the worst Of the
many Kentucky mountain feudg-
French got together a large number Of
men. but was finally driven from
Perry county By EFersole and his
friends. French's friends still re-
manned in Perry county keeping up the
var In which the followers Of Eyersole
were frequently killed from ambush.
Eight years ago Joseph Erers0le. The
leader. and two Of his followers. were
Mayiaid and killed Joseph Adkins.
Jesse Fields. Boone Frazier, and Bad
Tom" Smith we're charged with the
crime. Adkins and Fields we're tried
before Judge Lilly al Hazard. con-
pzng Of state militia guarding the
court house during the trial They
we're sentenced for life. but were grant
cd reversal. and the case fled away.
Bad Tom" Smith was tried al Pine
Vile. Ky. was acquitted. and later
hanged at jackson for the murder Of
DR.. RAIDER six years ago. The French
faction made Perry county TOO warm
for the remaining EyersoicE, and they
went 10 Ba-bourTiile.
Two years ago Judge Combs, father
in-iaw Of the dead leader. Joseph Ever
sole. left Barbonrgiile with the Ever
soles and went back to Perry county.
In the meantime French had located
ai Winchester. KY. but his followers il
Perry county were fearful that Judge
Combs would revive the old murder
cases against them. and planned 70
Kill him. Judge Combs WAS s5 years
old. One Sunday morning in sepiem-
Der. ISss. Combs walked out Of his
house. A man concealed behind q
fence raised up and fired at the old
man. the bail passing through fhs
heart. killing him instantly. The muir.
derer red 10 the woods and vas pnr.
sued By posse. who came upon fwc
more men. The three men were chase
through the mountains. but escaped
Joseph Adkins and Jesse Fields wers
arrested for the deed At the lnstiga
iion Of the commonwealth. Judge Hall
Of that district. sent them 10 Barbour
willie 70 be tried. Both men were triet
together and sentenced for life. Tn,
verde, was reversed and the case cam
up last August before Special Judg,
Bradford. who continued the case AM
refused 20 act further. The goYerno
appointed Judge Robert Riddle. OF Ir
vine. KY. to try them. Adkins wa
selected TO be tried at this court Dur
ing two weeks over 100 witnesses wer
examined. the Eyersoie faction swear
ing positively that Adkins did the Xii
ing, while the other side swore TO
positive alibi. Jesse Fields case wa
continued. French was furnishing u
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

Elijah Coleman. a respectable Owen
county, KY, farmer. went TO LnsbyE
Mills, the other day He had mot ne
turned home next morning, and the
family instituted a search. He WAS
found dead in a harm about a mile
from town. His nose and ears had been
eaten on by the hogs. and mis- body
otherwise badly mang1ed- He could
scarcely be identifed but fpr 1he n1la
OF mis- clothing. He was seen ri LnstFE
Mills very much under the influence 81
liquor and ii is supposed ne staggered
on his way home Coming 10 the barn
II is supposed he fell in a gtnppr ana
was killed by the hogs Squire MI G.
Naldrop held an inquest oEsr ane body
Of Coleman. The 3p1y returned per-
dict that he came 70 mis- dsaaa from
Injuries received by hugs and e1her
dumb brHfes while drunk. Coleman
had recently been married q Bennn1
time 10 . young woman
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
n.eo,.a, nllnded. l,ea,en and Robbed.


Mrs. Charles Bouchzin was attacked
nv two highwaymen at Kinzie and
West Water streets. lonely part Of
Chicago, the other evening. assaulted.
and dragged from the cab In which she
was riding, and robbed. About 10
o'clock a cab called at her home and
vaya her note. purporting to have
been signed by a friend. asking her to
take the cab to his home at once. Mrs.
pouchzin hurriedly dressed and de-
narted in the cab. West Water street
d 4 dark thoroughfare, and as the driv-
er turned north into II. two men rushed
out from the shadow Of building
and threw open the door OF the vehicle.
One OF the men dashed handful OF
red pepper into the woman's eyea to
mind her. She was then beaten with
. revolver until she was unconscious.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

n Count IL wearing stripes In an
si'sh penitcntiary. the Countess Is
hli &. Nlanna for a long series OF
e,hes, infYE ~ forgery, blackmail.
'as and swindiislg.
- Marchioness of Donegal. peer.
~ " Great Britain. has time and again
sssa SEN to fail. generally for brief
TIleds, following her arrest In the
sheess q London for drunkenness and
'mofdorly conduct.
american visitors to Baden Baden. a
ssupie Of years ago were brought into
intact with baroness won Gleissen-
VIZ and her very pretty daughter. The
a''ef was In great demand owing to
VI magnificent contralto voice. She
wv wv part In many Of the charitable
~. a.flainments during the season.
wy Of these ladies are now serving
.salence Of four years Imprisonment
larceny and fraud. During the
nv su''e Of the trial Il was shown that
lsOukh they belong to one Of the
ss sl' families Of Prussia. yet for four
NM. a's Previous to their conviction they
N. ~ uoen living almost exclusively on
m, proceeds OF crime. Among their
wv inmates In prison IL Countess
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27
Knlea b, an Erpre.len.

At sisteryille. w. Va. two men we're
killed and two were injured by the ex-
plosion OF boiler of the Fisher Oil
Company the other day. The killed are:
Sam bigger. the farm boss. who lived
at Matamoras. Ohio. and William Aus
tin. a drlller. Of Warren. Pa: the in
jured: James Nolan. who may die. and
Charles Hinkie. The cause OF the ex-
ploslon Is not known.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

The farm residence OF William Belh-
,,e in Newton. Wis. was burned, and
four OF his seven children. the eldest IA
wears OF age, persisted in the flames.
The farm house OF Ole Della. six miles
south OF Babcock. Wis, was burned.
and his three children, the oldest 5
wears Of age, were burned to death.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

Ne,yous PrIsoner--"fiad ! better s 10.
Mold II i lawyer, do you ,nins mo - . ),
a ,nree years IL they CONVEX M T.
tnfes constable "IIumph' IN
r XIV. rase you'd better get hold Oh .
,uryman. Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

Her assailants deprived her Of her
jewelry. valued at 81 500. and secured
her pocket book. which contained $500.
She WAS dragged into the street. and
her assailants escaped in the vehicle.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

The sportsmen's Review tells Of the
strength Of the devil fish, which are
caught regularly as a pastlme al only
one point on the gulf The fishermen
Of Naples on the Gulf OF Mexico FISH
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

A strong microscope shows the sin
gle hairs OF the head to be like coarse.
round rasps, but with teeth extremely
irregular and jagged.
Connecticut has $4,000 bicyclists. 49,
900 OF whom are voters.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

Wemanfs Odd Religious Mania
Mary Desho1. a longtime and welI5
known resident Of Terre Haute. Ind-ls
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

Two wealthy Hebrews OF Bagdad
now own all that remains OF the an
Client city OF Babylon.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

,.,,rsnoe companies claim that pi-
s,,ar either by rail or ship.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-03-27

lent health and spirits and believes thai
be win live . long time pet The peO-
pie Of that section look with ansze-
ment on the old man and wonder l.
he'll be entirely reiuEena1ed-