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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

ponies annually and over half a mil
lion sheep. Six million pounds OF cod
fish and 1000 pounds Of eiderdown ex-
ported last year give q fair idea OF the
Industries Of the country. Vegetables
and grain which can ripen quick make
up the only planted crops, for the sum
mers. though warm. are very short.
In fact. almost all the breadstulfs used
are imported. So Is the wood, FOR trees
are rarity there.
But for the student of geology and
mineralogy a town of Iceland is IN
tensely interesting. though full of am
noyances. During the past year. how
ever, a society was formed at Reyk-
jovik, the purpose of which is TO give
the prospective traveller all the infor-
nation he needs TO pierce as deeply
into the interior as possible. The
scenery is at times enhancing. al
though the absence of woodlands gives
the land generally naked and rug
ged appearance.
In the neighborhood of the DeltifoSs,
Iceland's Niagara. the traveller finds
himself in constant wonderment at
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

what singular way In Photographic
work An old story tells how pho.
tographer was driven almost insane
by the repeated production, upon dcytl
opment Of plate after plate, or Il
deaths head upon the forehead OF one
oi me sltters. The CHASTITY Joke was
explained by the sitter having made n
preliminary sketch on that part of the
iaee, using solution Of 1ulnine for
.,e purpose Whether the story Is su.
thentic or not, II Ia now claimed tiat If
Two gramines Of sulphatc Of mtininp.
eight gfammes of zinc dat and forty
cubic centimetcrs OF water nrr heated
~ lVO degrees centigrade. In 4 closed
tune Tor ten hours, % liquid with strong
reducing properties IL obtained. II h
Nahl 70 act as MI excellent deyclvper.
producing clear and sharp image.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

Jackson and Commodore Perry, for 10.
stance. Like them. he came or poor,
honest parents, II AIDE his way by sheer
grit, daring ard truthful fearlessnrsS,
and fought ia defense of a republic.
hut. unlike theul. lie Ruyter, IN his
youth, was famous for the cNtraoThtn-
airy scrares lie WAS continually talsins
into.
Not that he was really a bad hoy only
very lazy, So nischieyous he Was
turned out OF every workshop where
his father, a poor brewer, apprenttctsi
him. and 50 noisy and fuu.loSing ne
was continually In disgrace. just for
Il lark, he cliIuh Il the church stctplc
In his native town of Flushing. pre-
tended TO dance hornpipe around the
weathercock and came down. By Kick
Ing holes I'M the slate shingles o. form
sort Of ladder All his boy friends,
who adored him FOR his good nature,
his stralghtforwardness, love Of fall
play and stout. ready fists, would have
carried him around town on thcli
shoulders. IN homer OF this doughty
deed.
But his father and the dignitirf
grown folks looked upon tile stecpis
/ ltlHk WIFI VERY ilttlEll it.ss sAii tt&AEAtt1st
| You may bc sure good. sound birch
| Ing was administered by way Of n
ward. and then poor Mrs. dc Ruyte
had to consent to her eieycn-year.Ols
Michael being bundled atf on mef
chant vessel bound for the african
coast
This nil happened in the year iGiI
and no doubt good many otherHls
| kind-hearted folks In Flushing tathe
hoped that hungry sayages and ficrc
| storms might indefinitely postpone "
chacl's return to his native land. 4
peaceful did the docks aud street
seem after his departure. They wer
doomed 10 disappointment. however
for Michael Adrianz1on did come bacl
no longer cabin 10y. but 1--we youn
sailor. entirely satisfied with his ne,
life on the broad ard dangerous hlg
seas. 1t seventeen the cabin hoy b.
came a junior officer. and mt tweniI
one there was no more trusted. skiilfl
young captain in the Dutch nerchaf
marine.
oddly enough. Capt de Ruyter III
not care very much for fighting. q
though In that day all the Europea
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

class is an Opaque. dark purple stone,
and the bird depicted on the robe is
the pelican.
a silver pheasant on tic robe and
clear crystal button OH the hat are
the rank Of the fifth class. The sixth
class are entitled to wear an embroid-
cred stork ard iadstonc button, the
seventh q partridge and nm embossed
gold button. In the eighth the part
ridge Is reduced to quail and the
gold button becomes plain, while the
ninth class mandarin has to be con.
tent with 4 common sparrow for hIg
emblem, and with silver for his but.
ton.- Boston Journal
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

the terrific power of the glacier
streams, which, by the way, invariably
force the student OF natural history to
change his route. But at such times
the hardy nature of the Iceland pony
pulls ono out OF many difficulty. The
travelled routes are lost In this flood
and the pony, with unerring accuracy,
finds the shallowest way to the land.
Bridges are now. however. being con-
structed over many Of these streams,
making the travel much easier than a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
nnttnn. a. Insisnin

Buttons play an important part in
the dress of Chinese mandarins. Those
of the first and second class wear a
hutton Of coral red, suggested. per-
l,aps. by cocks comb. since the cock
is the bird that adorns their breast.
The third class are gorgeous with a
robe on which a peacock Is emblazoa,
ed, Oh which from the center of the
fringe Of silk upon the hat rises sap
phire button. The button of the fourth
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
cifQ in IcelaRd.

Iceland bellies its chilly name every
now and then. For years its lava
flows gaia 1t an equatorial reputation.
ana now its earthquakes are l&rforsn-
ins a like service. The Danish colo
nlsts are an extremely independent
class and no cry for help has come
from them. although the damage by
the September shocks may be essi-
mated at several million dollars.
The farms destroyed number well
over 200 and few buildings Of Reykja-
yik, the capital of this Ultima Thule OF
the anoients. escaped some injury. But
these Icelanders, while they don
mind the ordinary earthquakes, have
a rare respect for such as shook them
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

this work has only just been begun,
for it is bound to make Iceland much
Travelled country for summer tourists.
Not alone will 1t make the famous
geysers of the Haukadalr accessible,
but the entire country around about
Mo,mt Hecla, with It's innumerabse
craters, and the famous plateau of
Thingvalla. with its magnificent lake
and its wealth of historical connec-
tIons.--St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
BUTYERED A SHIP DECK.
HOY, Admiral ne nnxser Caught the
Pirate.

a.,, Admiral DE nnxter eanEht ths
Pirate.
Did you ever hear how de KnS'eF
captured the lsirate ship and saved US
own vessel with a tub OF buttert u
is story flat would do credit 70 me
Ingenuity of one of our Yankee skip
pers, as well as the trick by which NC
won a prize aud m*de capture ~
sea. vet never wasted a pound Of POW
cor.
After all. now one comes 70 think OF
Ii, Michael Adrianzoon de Ruyter. the
greatest of the Dutch naval heroes
very nearly resembles some OF our
best men; George Washington, Andte"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
/, s.o,.,, arsimeatai au.ssm

In connection with this arrival 10
Glasgow Of tire Ninety first Argyll and
sutherland HsghlandeFs. the curious
and interesting ceremony u +cEyias
down the credit % the regiment ,pok
place on saturday In the forenoon
the band marched down ~ ~,
Georges truss, where q peculiar mir
was played Having got crowd rps,
lectcd, the drum major mounted 4
chair and read out a proclamation. Mp.
prISing all whom il nlght concern that
the officers u the regiment will not he
responsible for any debts contracted
by any IL the iurn under tiIelr CoM.
maud Shepkeepcts ard uthera hav.
Ing been 0fiicuiliy warned TINT il they
supply any IL The soldiers with eootis
on credit they dp 50 nj their ugH rick,
the drum MAJORS party then marched
back to the BARRACKS Westtniusies
Gazette.
4 Ncty Developer
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

iceland ~ omen ia Sunday Dress.
few years back. lii fact. the two great
iron bridges over the 0elfus and
Tltiors rivers are mIfvels of engineer
ing and make a passage 10 the majes-
tic Seljaland cataract very easy.
Now, too. one finds government EN-
pioyes busted everywhere in building
roads through the lava beds, and this
will, during the coming year. make
easily accessible the famous iceland
geysers, now infrequently visited by
travellers because of the hard, rocky
roadway. In fact, 1t is strange that
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
rex.a

In the agricultural line. Tex.. -.
all other states in the varIe,v 49,
products. Cotton. corn, and the go i. -
grow and are raised la every see,In,s :.
the state and in the central ana ss'... ~
ern portions sugar cane and snr.s sse'
cane are profitably cultivated os w ~
Cult Coast TWO or three crops of yrs'
etaeies are raised each year. Bs,,,s.
are shipped six weeks In advance !,
the home crop in the north. ps.1
peaches. plums oranges. figs ol,ss.
aud nuts all grow nbnndantly ana -
be marketed from two 10 three wsss.
in advance of the California -
Large quantities of rice are now ,,r,,,. 2
III the land seeker, the home ss~Las
and the settler desires 10 saeas-
farm larger than the one he oec,n;.'
on vastly more reasonable terms Il -
wants more land TO cultivate, 4 gre.,s.
variety of crops TO harvest with ~
portionately increased remuneratsas
at a less outlay for cost OF PRODUCES.
il he wants an earlier season w,,S
correspondingly higher prices: n -
wants milder winter. all the wear -.
turage for his stock. improved heaIss
increased bodily comforts and wealth
and prosperity he should so TO Texas
send for pamphlet descriptive 81 Il.
resources OF this great state lmalleS
freek Low rate home seeker exen,.
slons via the Missouri. Kansas 4 Tsss.
railway on Tuesday. November l,sh
December ist and 18th, is9a Ii. a
CherrieS Northern Passenger agent. "a
Marquette building, Chicago, III
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
RED UNIFORMS.

British Investigators Claim Tint
They Are Not Specially Danger
Gus.
Tile scarlet unlfom OF the British in
fantry has been greatly criticised il
recent years. chiefly on tire ground that
IL exposes the men 70 needless danger
by disclosing i.ie'r whereabouts 10 the
enemy. 'sne 1sjeet.si. talior 10 the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09
yol Mnch cnnanin,inn

bloomfield called me IN ass" com.
plaltetl Oakland to Belleiinld.
Wen replied Belletipld reflcctiyplv
aiNa|a have i gsent resprc,
,ef hb,otste!da opinion. rittsburg
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

"'fhat man Bcagley is the most rcck.
lessIy extrayagnnt follow know
what hes lie donef'
Bought IN umbrella Cleveland
Plain Iye;tIep,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-01-09

A little French woman. Mile. Cones
don. who recently won fame for Ase
self By her predictions regarding q.
clones. has had named after her issv
thing which women call bonns, ~
men dub folly. IL Is Bit 81 saIss
gold Fiston aud cluster Of alamesa
butterflies. and would seem 10 he atsas
the size for theatre wear Inas<a
these gold lace and kpaRgied sssxh
look well only for snsh oeeaslons
TO CURE A eoLp ~ oSE par.
Take IAxAtlxp Hsefno Gssiaiae Tsbsets IL
DFassls.s tssaaG he mos1sg i Is tails . ess -
No college graduate ever kee&sss "A
suoash % forget 81 hls college iceisAssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-24
PICKETT WANTS TO GET BACK.
NE WILL, ASK THE POLICE BOARD ~
pr,<sTATE HIM AS A CAPTAIN

:, was learned upon good authority at Ponce
Headquarters yesterday that ex-Cap'ai"
,ro,,a formally apply 10 the Police BOARD 'o-uas
% y. rs,ns,ated in the Department. He has been
a., the retired list since 10. last year s'o1s
~as .urren, last week that Pickett would take
.s,. etc, Yesterday IL was ascertaned beyond
ao,,, ,ha, he had prepared his application TOT re-
,,....,, and would present 1t TO the fo"ce
ca ,,. marrow Captain Pickett upon MS re-
,,sor,.,, had served over thirty years In the De-
,,,.r, lie became a captain on December ="
zoo, III was retired within a few days ai'er nc
90. transferred from his command In the zen
s.r,o,r" nrec,pct early in June TO the Muoerry-s"
,.,,or I, has been stated several OCCASIONS
~, p,cte,. was forced out. II ia said that ne re-
Gently smoke to Commissioner Ardrews aoou. DC
,n. rein..nted on the force. ond that ne aiese"
-. h,s snnlcatlon for retirement had not oeen
,,r ard that Commissioner Parker hsd
forced him out. ,,.A..
Commissioner Parker rev o'!s NV ~
he forced Pickett out. ,.,ors ,,.sterdav az
20 whether the Police Board had the power 70 re-
go sxCan,ain Pickett TO active duty as captain!
connei kim chief clerk, declared that the boai1
Ma no mower 10 reinstate Pickett as captain VI
police Once an oicer Is re1 rSs commissoners
rouid annoin, him as n patrolran. but they nave
20 nower 10 renstate him as captain Gen 1t i,,
aures the unanimous vote OF INC pacSa,, SaCk
a captain" II IL safe 10 say thst t"i ,i 80 ~ n
parker would not vote TO put Pickett pach U" '"e
force.
c,,aarS School Teacner-I.ttle girl, am SUI :
prised TO hear you say yo" doh "a"' ~ 80 ~
Heaven, 80 so ,herc any
har I'm I'm big enough won, be in people
vay-(Chicago Tribune
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANlA
RAILROADS.

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Is folIows five minutes earlier from West sd
o.OO g. N.-Vestihuled Express Daily ~ Waveriy.
Rngh,mton Elmirs. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
500 p ~ ParlJr ar 20 Buffalo.
90 p M-Vestihulcd Limited fast mail Daily solid
train Tor chicago Chautauqua Lake arrives
isnd 40 A. N. Chicago p. aleepers Chicago.
CicTeiand and cincinnati Dnins Car.
Daiiy arrives Buffalo 7:i5 a NJ. Bradford 7:I5 4 NJ
Jamestown. s55 A. NJ. Cleveland l:i5 r. NJ Sleepers to
Boeo and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
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Daiiy solid train Chicago. slepers IIornesvlie
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TICKETS. LOCAL TINE ,C,AsRnS AND PrILMAN
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e. Chambers and west 23ist. ferries. New-york ga
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to DESTINATION
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WEST SHORE R,R.

Trains W 42d st. Station. y. y. as foiows and
IL m. earlier from foot Franklin
1880 A. VI. D1t,. Local TO Buffalo.
Ou5 A. al Daily for Albany. Ctca. Syracuse Roches-
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IL 30 NJ. Daily. except sunday TO Catskill Noun
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Albany. uuca. saratoga, caldwell Lake George Parl0f
. Car 70 Albany.
6:OO p Only TO Albany. Montreal. Utca Syracuse
Rochester. Bunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and 1t. Louis
S:46 p 81 Daily except sunday. for Syracuse Roches
ter Buffalo
6,I5 p. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland CHI
cago and St Louis.
Tine tsoles at principal hotels and Offices
c. E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt New York
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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MACHINERY.

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CAST-OEE CIQTHING.

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Ocean Steamers.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

Country.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
FuFDished.

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DRESeMAKER Competent eolored cress-
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DREsSNAKER.- French lady. from Felix;
Paris wants work by day: can make a.
kirds OF dresses; 50 a day. FotRRE. l'5
We<f 2sfh~g
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RAILROADS..
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NETWORK
CENTRAL.
~ T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the enlIR.TRAcK TRUNK LINE.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION AID STREET
$40 A. M.-Except sunday Empire state EN ir.,,cs
syracuse and Rochester Due Buffalo A:45 p m
Niagara Falls 5:55 p. m. This train Is hm''e' "
$3.50 A. M@psiiy. Fast Mail for Poughkeepse. Albany
Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Magyar" '''''
1880 A. M~Except Sunday Day Express. For all I'm
loo 3 M"Dsiv Son,hWestern Limited. For co:um-
bus Cincinnati indanapo.is ana s ~. Roches-
Ter and Bunalo ..,, c.vs
loo p MDaiy. Chicago Special sor Dpoushkeepsie
land. Toedo and Chicago. stops al 1nnnss,sr
Albany. schenectady. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 P M'"Except sunday West Point POnshkeeps'e'
4.aO + Ms.pafy. North Shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 y. M. Chicago 4:so p m stops al ''''"'''
900 p M"Daily For Albany Troy: Utica h R1rs;n
sssk M2S cunt Montreal diess pstro Chicago
c2' Tr ss ns,p nss. OTTAWA
..ao P Mpaiiy For Buffalo Niagara Fans Stops at
P s'u ieSs" &Saay and passenger.
300 r. Mnay SIr si r: sleSp Rsway Via Lyon
on5 p MDsiy For Syracuse wa,e['oT w.
leds chicago: excer, saturday. for Cape vincent
1910 % cnsss2 sns D ssap
SUNDAY night sunday nights Chicago S'eeP'''
Pit,sheid. via Harlem Division and the Berk-
se a Nla II HEsPSI -
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u 81 e: ana 81 s nFGad"' s
Ton. ss and 96 Fulton and JOG brO"dw"y
Baggage p c.d from hotr or residence by the West
'' 1:s,sra, Nsnarer General Passenger agent.