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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

The Berlin publication, Kuhlow's,
says: During the year 1895 the total
number of electric railways, or tram
ways, in Europe rose from 20 to III;
the length of lines from 435 to $50
miles, and the output Of the central
stations from 1880 to 25,O95 XIV.
while the number OF cars increased
from 1926 to 1,747. The mileage OF
electric railways in the principal En-
ropean countries is as follows: Ger
many, 252 miles; France, so miles:
Great Britain and Ireland, 661z miles:
Austria-Hungary, A miles; Switzer-
land, 20 miles, and Italy, 24A miles.
Servia, Russia, Belgium and Spain have
but 6A miles to 1874 miles, while the
remaining countries have less than 5
miles each. OF the III lines 81 are
operated on the overhead surface sys-
tenn, ~ on the underground system and
by means of accumulators. II ig es-
timated that the new lines projected
for the present year win exceed In num-
Der and mileage those constructed dur
ing any previous year. Considerable
activity exists In planning and laying
out new routes. The capital invested
in electric lines In Germany alone ia
estimated at 1923, 800, 900.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

A very singular phenomenon &c.
cured last winter IN Iceland. along
the seaecsst, rear the center " ~
southern shore of the iFlaaa. there 4
broad lefel region called H. gtsi-
oafsr sands, boraersd by glacier a.
seending from the mountains. h 49,
man crossing the sands was GAR ~
~ 2 iong. groaHiDg SQUAD issug rom
the siac.eT two miles away. Theb ~
haW masses Of ne shooting ina tae
ar followed ~ & aGod of wster -
re pouring asrcss IL sa44as gelsx -,
horsebaek he qG4etty got 1tl ~ tss
Tsaeh q eaLser. After sir Aays ~
again visiting The s2ot. BE- FOUND 10
sahas covered with a hell IN ~
waves reaching from he glanior ~
me sea, distance ~ 20 roi,os ~
precise cause Of the eruption z,biet.
apparently took place Underneath s' Nv
glacier, Is not known, but aeeoregaa ~, y,
report ~ Nature. it il helieyed j, y
nave some connection vim tbo 0,ost
thar shook Iceland tsss
summer ta91
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

rior The telescope IL provided with
the ordinary eyepieces, screw mi
crometer for cloae measurements, a
spectroscoDe with prisms, gratings,
Photographic attachments, etc. RI
stands on pier Of solid masonry, sig
teen feet IN height, seven feet Of
which Is underground; the whole rests
on a solid bad OF rotten stone and IL
totally unconrscted with the building
which SURROUNDS and shelters IT.
Near by the home Of the equatorial
is the transit building containing the
mathematical Instruments. In one
end OF this ~ a f0ur-lnch zenith teIe-
scope Of superior finish and design.
which tic director uses In carrying on
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

The aPingree patch" was an
institution" Of New York, as Of other
cities, last year. and some Of the un-
employed men who took land TO culti-
waite have been telling their expert
ences. Most Of them fully supported
their families. Several cleared hun
bred dollars or more in addition. The
most success nj amateur farmer had
to walk from the east side to Long
Island City when he began work on his
vacant lot" because he lacked the
nickel for car-fare: yet at the end Of
the season he owned a plow, harrow.
a wagon and team Of horses, In 9TH
er words, he had everything but farm
and 1t is safe to say that such man
will not be long without one.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

astronomer o. this country. Dr.. New.
comb spoke very appropriately - til
Problems Of Astronomy many ~
which will be investigated ~ the III.
stitHtion for which the address vas de-
Iiyered
Inc observatory so equipped and ii,
rected, and started 50 well. can MOI AL
70 rs great pprpCse " Increasing ~
useful knowledge of sUankIna.
HENRY y EyAGs.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

~ lonseSt tnrntabie IN the y0rla
was completed recently N Fast Albany
tof tne New York Central. ii ii III.
senpsa hot only for locomotives but
iof sleeping and long private carl, n
y osN rect IN length and fts eongty,,e.
.,oh required Sl yards ~ concrete n
the center q the table. Az evidence n
how nicely # is adjusted 4 bov IN Il
years q aGe turned one Of the rona.
pany's heaviest locomotives on Il WIN
but little effort 80 perfect ii III III.
chanical adjustment. - ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Whenever a notably bad Indian has
appeared in the West. it has been the
practice Of the sensational newspapers
to endeavor to impart additional inter-
est to his murderous exploits BY pro-
claiming him graduate Of some In
dian school in the East. Il i safe 10
say that in very rare instances has that
part OF the story been true. Justice 10
the Indian pupils and TO the school
management demands that this news
paper falsehood should be exposed.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

It may be that the honors Of the In
ternational Postal Congress will be
taken ultimately by Great Britain. In
that body the British delegates pro-
posed reduction of twenty per cent
fr the rate Of postage on international
letters-from five cents TO four for the
United States. from two and one-half
pence to twopence for Great Britain.
The proposition was rejected on the
ground that most of the other nations
in the Postal Union could not afford
to make the reduction. But it had
been announced previously by the Brit
ish government that Great Britain
would make the reduction to twopence,
and 1t is said that this action may
force the other governments to adopt
a corresponding rate.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

The late Senator Daniel ". Noor-
hees of Indiana. for many years one
OF the most prominent men in public
life, left many valuable manuscripts.
including three lectures which he had
prepared in his later years. dealing
chiefly with his recollections OF the
prominent men and events with which
he was connected. His son. Exon
gresham Charles s. Voorhees,. viii col
lect these manuscripts and publish
them in one large volume.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

~ has Gftee bssa the sesAe a s.4ny i.
Ais, gsf9aers b4st sTosts. tger 80
q EsMs q INK zs6 psggss, ara sse.
ffsfs. tszers. bears, ison3, gazs wffN
ecsts, naisagg an ~ make : tfaf9
fFss'4@t@t'iN bsesisg liat, 10 M
GsyaaeTs 0Wa gsS -. haze CO...
iflgafe q NJ Eima,sgss, ssd s,yssasa
s''e anst iobe IN sofasiilzD1, - -, 4.
splt" ~ bsr mDGez' giaetslm4r ~
Hsll Pc fgga1 ~ dispute hsr stgh, =
~ Dams u ~s2ortsEoman. ~,
Rife am SDesF with 49, na,,,,,a.,'.
y sai1 - ~ very eIeVer hook - 49,
pc who hare besn in fho~e l,s.,,e,s
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

A New Jersey idiot attempted to re-
move lead pencil with his teeth from
the barrel Of revolver in which il
had become jammed. The only thing
that saved him from instant death was
the fact that the weapon wasn't loaded
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Philanthropy takes many forms in
many rlaces In New Orleans Just
now subscription headed by leading
citizens and the newspapers Is being
taken up to supply the beds In the
prison. Jail and boys refuge with MOS
quito bars.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

hama cut ii the Infan be shoNsls -
faith Ii the eoafaaerary - entering =
army as . priNate By successive sess'ez
fi0ns and prameri0ns ~ Eose = Il :
adier-general and came - flse So
ate As 3 Democrat after tle rees'llsl = ~
ton ~ his state fie has 80 t'olalsi1l-
onsly. none ~ anis rs-etertasilk isrslsk
seriously disputed aintil ihe lsasi aise a.
1854 Then 3 hopniist lzzaAsa tls'sas =
eelHing credentials from halp 1iss
Claimant 10 the g0s@rnorship llisssiil-
I'd himself a. Washington laIe iis'iiilssi.4-
ed Morgans place sbHt the ssiaEst s'lss
u the opposite Hind. and aigEsan ~
manned
From the aay ~ has ssutrallee mis- y
chamber b. has been . Irsulaisna stss-
dent 81 foreign Aflalrs. ant I'll has us-is-
pafhies have g0Gle 0nt ~ Jssgnae Riiil
appeared 10 - suffering gIBsseaAslss =
any 4art ~ the sguriG Nbep I s'ss
NOT the Irish. /. iNas sffle 1sne-Sie sssll
when nor the N.s1e2nelaEs tise ssanss-
mans; wllen MOI tiae esrnssItiasnf ,iiis
Cubans He i 3 teser ~ liberty aslr
impatient ~ hing 1eafs s. tis afsHsts-
ment when aifarz en- i pasasstilss
de Is also manifest tis=ssny mar.
believing tfsaf 4 Is si.e 1nlsaian " ssss
United STATES 10 atsprb all ,Ehs asfst
and water aud 5segpse .er ssiIe sa.assszp
ahsmisphere ~ . means ~ aiyasatlssae
freedom and eissllieasfar ainmE . ias-
ser share ~ .ssae rate Ter .siiis sRssassEi
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

The consumers Of coal are Obliged to
pay for coal exactly what the trust de-
mands. Who win be mean enough to
complain OF a few cents per ton more.
if the advance could go to the poorly
paid miners?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

II Mr. Rockefeller and Mr.. Carnegie
cannot join the Dehs Utopia, 8 check
for moderate amount will in meas
ure allay the fearful sorrow in Mr..
Debs' heaying breast.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Mlse Belle No. 81, pe,1vn,an -
Dot marry yoh Why, you 49, Il 49, -.
isn yeafs NY senior, The neri n.eh,.
Miss Bciie-Ol1, Mr., G0iroy, ~
Whsi y iwen'y years between you IN
meg WV injury you gladly,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

1rI &1s1 fseSsaer Hsger aYass1 sf,y
80 masFes ~ ssanasa esFsneg ~
80 aeas sgpaf asrSif 2Fasa lasS -
t6sera - VISA asr kgsssaf ssun6 -
araea tssssnass. asf SER assg Visit Il
NV Zesasss ssSus fsssen pears $50
E1ss her . sas sssassaassy ~ gearu
~ eiafsas ~ aigsssax viii zaafs q.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

The queens long reign and its won
drous celebration have suddenly
brought to the mind OF the French
that the actual record was beaten by
Louis XIV. The grand monarch oc-
cupied the throne Of France for seven
ty-two years aud three months.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
MORGAN OF ALABAMA.
caARAcTER SNETcA or =
FAla0kS STATESMAN


y is nos tNents
years and 1oaF
manths allnsEt ~ ,
day. since John
Morgaa 81 Alalsailla
1irst t0ok has ssAi
a. the Enila8 States
senate tie 4 BOY
r years es aEe =
( aIseIn tser 81 liz e1A-
J Esnlian 81 AssA
whleh ae1ed Ala
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

THE brewers and liquor dealers had
fireworks in readiness for their expect
ed victory" records the ehronicler Of a
local election on the liquor question,
-but instead the church bells were
rung.n The antithesis itself is SER
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

You're not so much. and the cyntc
shot a sneering glance at the lady's
bathing suit and walked haughtily in
to the surf
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

croqnet seems to be really taxing
mold again England. They aga NAV
ing the game more this season tb.n
they did iast, and important n,atchaa
ore announced 10 take place aImost
daily for gks next two months D"s
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

adelphia, beyond the influence OF the
smoke and SCOT of the factories and
the vibrations OF the steam and cleo
trio railroads
The ground on which Il stands was
presented TO the university some years
ago for the purpose for which il is now
used, by the late Reese Wall Flower.
from whom the observatory derives
its name. The original intentions Of
the donor were not carried out, how
ever, until two years ago when the
president director. Prof Charles s.
Doolittle. then professor of mathemat-
les and astronomy ar Lehigh uniEers-
ity. was called 10 the similar chair al
Philadelphia. Under his direction has
been added to the possession Of the
University Of Pennsylvania one OF the
finest and best equipped institutions
for astronomical research in existence.
First and foremost in this equip
ment is the big equatorial telescope,
with its eighteen-ineh lens. mounted
on separate dome-eapped building Of
its own. All of these instruments are
from the makers Of the big Lick and
Yerkes telescopes. and in this. their
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Kaiser Wiihelm's latest act L. the
writing Of drama. His last act is
his worst.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

- me 5exsaRfs@ ~ fhs wurkiss w.
sSa - 80 aes6s woala ike % asAss
s1ssssflSa - the interest," u ~ -
horses Ra4 tAsfr ownsFs ) - 80
Hegs shss u Is Fixhf o. pTostaa'* Z
MAZE 4 horse WORK Ays hosFs p -
weather wlshoss easeS. When ~ ~
asai 4 suffering the tenGeney = . -
- selShs. sad that q heated husas -
saNsF whss deprived Of wafer ~ !
ssmbsF ~ hours Is evident 70 ~ -
have tried 70 restrain eSr tezisss w. J.
afiaEiag wen the stable Il Restless =
a01s ~ aixss ~ tes ees0rA - z.
foTenSea and four in she astssnpoa. :
rear thess Asurs. water Should - -
ssshsf- q PAYS Ese 70 stop q - ~
aa8 fake The team oae-fgnrth q , ~
ffsf water. II nona u nearer q 80
The snimsls are refreshed. sutef'ns :
prevented. aEd more work ean 3 ~ !,
Hpen 4 given aueaat ~ feed. bsss =
slI. TIE driver feels more ike . clf'x
tiaH. a sesxlI barrel swung upe4 I
i4at aEls N Two esgt-wheelf. wlts
pile astseksd, can BE- aEeG fsf &C. =
Fsmose fFDm water. The cart eaa z I.
drawn behind wagon Or eaItivsiof =
drawn direct ~ horses when 20 -
plsmsSt need ~ taken. For yaaas
b0Tses especially water should b ~.
10 he aaid. When this humans plsa Z
adopted IL should BE- adhered to ssfie'V'
--E1.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28
Especial letter.

PENNSYLVANIA has
dedicated 10 the
cause OF science its
new astronomical
observatory. Til e
latter is very suit
ably located on the
summit Of one Of
the hills immedi-
ately west of the
city limits Of Phil
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28

Zee sstngs,-~The fear Of being stsns
feeps many from engaging In bee ~
tore. The sting ~ q bee was sigss =
it ~ the creator 10 protect IT, ho'as.
and II will not ues ifs weapon sTg
from Il. unless pInched or hart 10 SONS
way. a loaded bee never volunFss"
- attack. There is a great dlhesenss
~ the disposition Of bees while swafm'
M. One swarm may be sc00ped y
with the hands with impuniiy, whlN
the next one may sting everything y
touches. ~ yOn ara never sure waes
bees will 10. II IL better 20 enter iase
the fray well protscted.--Ex.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-08-28


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BID.
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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-03-05
Andy Recovcr. RapidIy.

"Now, see if you can't manage SO as
to let a few ideas soak through your
hair, whilst try to give you some of the
mainest pints in the game" says Andy,
as he mounted and we rid on towards
home.
THAT blame fool stranger which
traded with me back yonder has jest
simply swapped off the goose that lays
gold eggs and never goes to set, as it
were, and saw through his trick like
a fash He calculated that when he
took off his saddle and pulled the blan-
kets out of the terrible hole in the
pony's back would be paralyzed on the
spot and dead crazy to rue the trade.
You would have took his bait like lit
tie sucker if you had stood in my shoes,
but, havin come down from a genera
tion of horse traders, didn't snap and
gobble down the bait any to speak of.
He thought 1 would ask him and beg
him for rue, and at last offer to swap
back even in orderment to git rid
of the scallop-back pony, and in that