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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-25

and orders taken. The ship will be fit- ted up With booths, lighted by electric ity, and the hold will be a vast store house, arranged with view to the greatest convenience. The company has received it's permit from the minister of commerce of Austria and Hungary, and the imperial government has granted a subsidy of $2OsOO to encour- age the enterprise
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-25

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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

cred eonical top. Inside the tent Il an
arrangement OF boxes which serve as
seats and beds. They also hold the fam
iiy stores. Near the 5iyots live the Tur.
bets The latter have no b. inside
their tents and the siyots consequently
have supreme contempt for them. The
Siyots are deeply religious and evil
dences of their religion may b. found
all over the country. At every danger
Gus ford or difficult mountain pass are
piles Of stone or sticks adorned with
bits OF rag or with wisps OF horse hair.
Every man who crosses the stream or
mountain adds triis 70 the collection
as an Offering TO the deity supposed 10
look after travellers. Smallpox Is quite
common among the Siyots. Their treat.
ment of the disease Il primitive. A
medicine man" Is called TO see the pa
tient. and effort IN made 70 drive away
the devil who Is thought TO be the
cause Of the trouble. The medicine
man" enters the apartment OF the pa
tient dressed in a long red robe.
adorned with imitation snakes and
brass ornaments. He beats a tarn-tam
and yells all night. working himself
into such frenzy that he falls TO the
ground. biting his lips and covering his
face with blood. Some Of the siyots
are Buddhists and are under the con-
troll OF red-robsd lamas The Lama
sometimes has vision in which he
claims TO be informed that a certain 81.
yot IL to die. The doomed man raises
a bribe and tenders Il 10 the Lama.
who interferes and respite IL secured
for a time. Then the process Ia re-
peated.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

field. But Oklahoma has set the pace.
United States Marshal C. II. Thompson
has appointed two women as deputies
for field work.
That woman should choose the yo-
cation of professional thief taker in the
most civilized portion OF the land
would be strange enough. II Is infin-
itely more so when she chooses field
duty in the worst territory in the
union. Criminals here and in Indian
territory. the district where these two
girls-for they are maidens-must
operate. are Of the most desperate and
dangerous class. More lives are lost
among federal officers in year here
than in all the rest of the nation to-
gether. So il would seem that these
girls possess metal OF exceptional kind
to willingly undertake such duties.
The young women are Miss s. NJ.
Burche and Miss Mamie Fossett. They
are of that adventurous class OF fe-
males who invaded the newly opened
territory in search OF homesteads.
They are young. fairly good looking.
well educated, fearless and independ-
emit Their duties are by no means
confined TO keeping Marshal Thomp-
sons books. When they took the oath
Of office and assumed their duties it
was with the distinct understanding
that they would serve the government
Just as would any other deputy mar
shall. They were to take the field.
serve writs and warrants and make
arrests just as any rude man might be
called on to do.
Their first work was done in con-
nection with an Indian territory muir
der case. Murder cases down here are
different to those OF almost every 9TH
er portion of the union. The victim
and his slayer generally have plenty Of
friends ready and willing 10 take
charge OF the matter without consult
ing any officers of the law. Witnesses
to the crime, for the most part, IL at
all friendly to the murderer. are apt
to be refractory. The taking of a life
is not looked upon with the horror IL
excites in less turbulent communities.
So that when the two female deputies
received orders TO go 10 the country Of
the Sacs and Foxes to bring in some
unruly witnesses they had an extreme
~ difficult and dangerous Job cut out
for them.
But these facts did not deter them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Il haz been sasd that the si2s esaln-
less wheels were inten4sd In their fFat
year % cater TO oniy - more wealthy
and socially exclusive ciAzses ansoag
riders. on the theory that their adop-
tson b. this class soald make them
popular later 50 far ~ the sales now
being made 10 Sew YORK indicate. this
idea vas not without foundation. A.
some Of the socially prominent riders
are already using the high priced
ehalniess. While the ehaiaisas NJ ti95
may be naturally expected % be chief
u . wheel for this class ef people. IL
- not proving true that all % the beat
classes are buying ehainissa cycles
Since the announcement Of chainiesa
machines ~ $50 and So many % the
fashionablea hare placed orders for
other than ehainIsss wheels. and many
are to be seen riding wheels haSiag
enclosed chains. A. the sogisnk % ;hs
hands and clothing has been. wish the
swell set. especially. the most obisc-
tionabIs feature Of eyciiax. this state
Of Affairs l. not surprising and prob
ably the representative social element
will this year Be ssen on either ehaln.
less or gear-ease wheels. despite the
fact tina, the price Of the latter places
them within the reach OF the masses
As Of the classes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02
rleatlng Printing ONE

From the Nashville Banner: There
is unique craft on the Alabama river
tied up at the foot OF Commerce street
in Montgomery, Ala. It has no name
and It's tonnage Is not known. II does
not carry freight nor passengers for
hire, but contains a well equipped lob
printing Office. with full stock OF
printers supplies. The proprietor, his
wife and five children occupy the front
part OF the craft. and presses, chases
and cases the rear. When the gang.
plank is hauled In II is understood tha,
the business Is closed for the day and
he Is not disturbed by company except
by an occasional visit from fisher
man at night. II Is said no does good
business. Having no taxes or license
to pay, and no house rent to bother him
he can do work cheaper than his com.
petitors In business.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

President Potter OF the L. A. W. has
received from the department OF state
q communication Enclosing Official cor.
respondsnes between Secretary sher-
man. United States Minister Draper
and signor Branea. the italian minis.
ter Of state. concluding arrangements
In behalf OF the l.. A. w. so that any
member Of that organization may enter
Italy at any point on the frontier by
simply exhibiting to the customs on.
eials his membership ticket and sign.
ing card OF Identification. Minister
Draper sends lIst Of % Italian Gus
toms stations. and requests President
Potter TO forward sample membership
tickets to the Official at those points
Negotiations for similar concessions In
France are under way and will probab.
y soon be concluded.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02
No tIss on cah..,s.,....

The Inventor Of this asrles d..
that be has In his invension mean. !.
preventing the hands Of he rIssr -
becoming numb on aeroan, Il s.
ssantly gripping the handlea II 8.
sideH . pair o. plates. Which 4. /.
taenably fastened 10 the eesssal i,
ton Of the handle bar. one rlass ",
on either side o. the s,sa fs,s
plates are provided win assrsssss,s
Mhlea form rests Tor the aalIs Il 4.
nnEerA When tAs rider cones i /,
smooth place in the road b asy e.
bis hands on the regular gssps III !,
placing his fingers ia the esprssls.
10 the plates he viii be saaals& !,
control the machine and Al ia a.
time give his fingers q res. IL !.
sension is hardly Of encugh lz,r.
ares 20 create much o. asia seg hss
The pcsition % the plates su<s a
seem 20 Be correct. even " saek IL
Vice Ssre 20 be ussd. a. Il gksoss IN
entire work % steering apon sks a.ssa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

left trait of blood on the sandy Rms
and broken Wales Bar these tive
plncky girls made the long "trip ON
horseback. rounded mp the witnesses
they wanted and brought them all In
and delivered them over In good condi-
tion. II required i've days 70 do al
this. but II was done in . neat and
workmanlike manner.
Travelling over the route they took
is no dream of luxury under any cir
cumstances- II means pFirations and
hardships- The commissarlat OF the
region is poorly provided and water a.
20 drink is al premium. Shelter from
wind and storm is not to be found. or.
II found. consists OF some rude. aban-
doned hut. like az not a hating place
for some hand OF eutthroats and rob
bers. But the female deputies never
cared for these obstacles. They went
after those witnesses and they got
them They have just returned from
the trip and see no reason why they
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

II nos appears that nansfafsnsa
are not running aftss rkesng nss .
ride their wheels for = saiafy esfiss
the isss season. The falling a 4 ~
trades support o. rselHK msa assas .
tsss. In 1887 the lack Of support sn'
marked. and this year there are w
cious few racing men wh0 tan esaf' Z
being salsFisd By maker Nanf 80
last year drew salaries and exposes
cannot this year set eFsn espssssk y
this dilemma the speed msreAssts ~
going back 20 firss principles sna y
tuaily buying their racing shsss =
coriing 20 their Judgment. ri'a ~
idea Of nrSs proving themselves sss
performers and then waiting ~ ~
various makers to come 70 Ties ~
offers to change their mounts NhMM
or not these tactics viii saesssa J
bringing any considerable number !
manufacturer 20 make terms msJ ~
be doubted. II was practically . ~
way that the trade hrst began o ~
port teams. when nearly all ne s'assS
Jacks nov riding we're amateurs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

The track committee Of the lnaiaa'.
polls Meet club has asked ne s'sss !
the leading racing men in the saaa''
on the hest form OF a track. fhs =
swers show that the thrse.lsp ~. =
II favored. and such a one will e ~ -
for the 4. A. W. meet in The hos =.
capital In August. The riders saf - I.
the big races Of this year viii % q =. Z.
middls.distancc. with the eontes'ss 7.
led BIZ large pacing teams and saa' =
indianapolis track should Be bum ' :.
wide. especially at the turns q !,
pacing quads and ,ripIets sh'sa -. !,
be accommodated will be only sa'ss'..'
for two contestants. The track 80 :,
mittee feels that Il could rees''s -,
better advice than from the s, =
men. and this advice will be follows
the letter.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

are taken as slgns Tia, -
transplrtns. IL the aet,y,,s Nv /
nsfs. y Is stiil greater il rn.,' ~,
- wondering what Is esm's. ~
90 vel 70 turn their zane ssa.'ss "
toward Great Britain F,s'asls
ssslasaly novel lines are rsparss s !, "
. - there every week. = 70 = :
ne~ styles in gears. Exns,,ss : ~ q
aluminium frames Is GOING i S !. .
stAl OF the largest factorIs. : : ~
driving ehalnlezs with 2s-Ins. s's'
aha = square frame Is said q : go 8
ing IN Quantities. some,h,sv !, : r.
that l. wholly novel i whas !. = = ~
Inventor calls a vacuum tIrs !. IsA'a
secondary air chamber u ., -
shAt by pumping air ln,o tbs H. Z
PEI the air in the other eaa~s IL =
drisen out. and. because 4 4. ~
siraetlon. the walls o. Il. - -
chamber are forced out agala.. i, 80 i.
halia 30 az 70 expel in tuy, i. -
pumped into the tire. leaslns :, 81. 1
aissendsd and alright lire ~ =
compressed air In II. Anoshsr s....
% this tire ia an insiasor an IL - =
ot the tire and the ahssnee !, :. !.
waive stem running through IL =
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

OF the organization and the eallot
vas taken b. the COMMITTEES on
legislation The vote. which was
By the national beard composed
OF state chairman o. committees.
was completed on Jan rs. and the
committee met Al the Great Northern
hotel. Chicago. and counted the vote.
II vas found that out of a total vote
OF 60 votes east. 81 we're in favor OF
the amendment After the completion
% the vote the committee considered
numerous amendments which have
been proposed BY members Of ths club
from all parts % the eountry. One
OF the most Important Of these - an
amendment giving the state divisions
portion Of the revenues % the club.
10 be used in the extension % division
work. The professional amsndments
which carried Were originally proposed
BY A. o. MeGaFret. chairman o. the
road records COMMITTEES. For the par-
poses az completion professionals will
be placed ~ the executive COMMITTEES
In separate class.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

They had the writs with the names and
actresses Of the men wanted. They are
brave as any man and expert with rife
or pistol. They travel together and
can put up good fight II II comes to
that. Few men would undertake to
disturb them. None would make much
OF success. They are splendid riders,
Injured to fatigue and exposure to eli
matte conditions. prefer active outdoor
life to that usually supposed to attract
the feminine intellect. SO, when told
TO go get those Indians. they packed
thor kits, loaded their rife magazines,
mounted and got their men.
In order to accomplish their mission
they were forced to travel through one
Of the worst districts on earth. Many
a deputy has gone down before the fire
OF some desperate in those wilds.
Mary q hot, running fight OF miles has
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

hotel rates. Not so with these wom-
en-. They suffered ali the priyations
incident to their vocation, but the bill
OF expenses was the last thing they
thought Of They shot game and did
their own cooking while away. They
Kept down expenses by this and other
means. and had good time OF IL while
on their trip. Their entire trip was
five days camping. They did not 70
to houses, II they had the opportunity
to do 80, for the habitations scattered
IN that region are not very desirable
at best.
But they enjoyed themselves while
away and express pleasure at the novel
life they have adopted. They say they
are ready to go after any man wanted
Tor any kind Of crime. Everybody
who knows them corroborates this dec
laration.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

A movement is on foot to divide the
republic Of Brazil, but whether the
division will result in a peaceable sep
aration or war Of cession Is not yet
determined. 1t is reported that the
representatives Of the states Of Rio
Grande do Sui. Parana, Santa Catha-
rina and Minas Geraes are soon to meet
and proclaim their separation from
Brazil and establish an independent
republic. 1t has been known for some
years that there was a growing ten
dency among the states composing the
southern portion Of the great republic
to a division Of the country and to a
desire to establish smaller and more
compact republic in that section. The
four states that have apparently en-
tered into the plan proposed have an
area OF 3O6,3s4 square miles, with a
population OF 4,442,714 and represent
tation OF sixty-one members In the
parliament OF Brazil. The new re-
public would embrace about one-tenth
OF the area and about one-quarter OF
the population OF the present republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Most Of US have no doubt expert
enced the discomforts Of being seized
with fit Of coughing or sneezing at
the most inconvenient times and places
and 1t ia not usually supposed that any
exercise Of the will power can be made
efficient In checking either cough or
sneeze. DIR. Brown sequard. hcw.
ever, In one Of his lectures. said that
coughing can be stopped by pressing
on the nerves Of the lips in the neigh.
borhood Of the nose. sneezing NAV no
stopped by the same means. Pressing
In the neighborhood of the ear NAV
stop coughing. Pressing very hard
on the top OF the mouth Ia also means
OF stopping coughing.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02
susERuANs 10 CHINA


M0& &se@ - H&N NitSas kA~@ fssas~~
Knssaza 4nEAs8zm-
Frpza the AeE York Mora6-t-Ozs
OF the most curious 81 snRHy eagaO1s
people who make AZ the great n1fto2
q China Is the Siy0ts- TheE live In TIE
Ezr interior. nortA 81 the desert q CO.
Il. IN regzea of whaeh lirfle Is known-
The best maps Ct the cOuntry close 20
the boundary line hstween china and
Siberia. near the headwaters Of the
Tenlsel. are inAcenFaTe. and are Of little
value 10 the traveller The Slyots are
Chinese only by adoption When The
Russians invaded Siberia go years ~s0
the Siyots refused 10 bead the knee
They retreatea southwark and forced
their way into the Chinese empire
They diSpossessed quiet and peaceful
people in order 20 make homes for
themselves. The Siy0ts are ; nOmadie
people They live in portable tents.
built Of lattice work. with a fet-ecs-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

A Judge fined the Sacramento Bee
for an alleged misreport of trial
pending before him. and for severe
criticism of his language in support Of
the attorney who brought the charge.
The editor stood by his reporter and
his own dignity, declaring that the re-
port was correct, but was refused the
privilege OF defense; whereupon the
case was carried to the supreme court
Of California and the sentence was set
aside. The smaller the judge the more
tyranny and the more law-breaking.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Mrs. Jessie. Mulligan, widow, is a
brakeman on a western railroad and
has given perfect satisfaction to her
employers. There are good many
country families wherein the wife cuts
the wood and runs the reaping- ma
chine. Why should not that woman
do the hard work Of railroad and
earn money for her own use? 1t seems
odd, but so did a thousand things
OF the same kind which are familiar
enough now.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02
Not vet Settled.

Evidences hat the iinaiity Of nnttern
IN wheels and tires Is still far in the
future are multiplying every day. Talk
about types being fixed is beginnlng
10 wane. and the opinion that the hi.
cycle 10 again In period OF change
from which IL will emerge transformed
- beginning TO take root In the minds
OF the reflective. The restIessnesa and
uncertainty OF the trade and OF riders
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Some weiI-known professional ~. -
approaching the demand last ~, +,
for fast and expert racing efss ~. 4.
picking out partners TO devote ~" N,
tontion 10 pace-making exclusive, !. "a .
year. overturcs have been h'ss s,s
leading riders to enter the pae'ns !, M
ness. and II il likely that some 2 nj y
really fast sprinters who nass ,,rruEI
with Indifferent success on ans ,ssIng
will join the new line, Ins ,ss nd
crews wilt be paid weekly sals. ]. net
will be at the disposal o. nv assd
promoters and managers ,a.,ss .
schedule OF rates VIII pc ~. srexs 1T
regulate the rental OF paclns
the races at various distances
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Ha! At last there is place where
the bioomer costume may receive the
honor which has been denied it up to
the present time. Up in Alaska a
bIoomer colony is to be formed where
skirts will be banished and the reign
OF the festive bloomer will be undis-
puted and unchallenged by either prud-
isf male or fastidious female. But the
condition Of the Alaska roads compels
them to leave their bikes at home.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

should be credited with having done
anything unusual
When the average man goes out on
business for the government or any
other employer he always gets up a
formidable expense account. IL he has
to eat bad food he charges up flrst-class
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Rev. J. W. Bundy OF Terre Haute
has sued deacons William Davis and
Joshua Moore for 5000 damages. He
complains that they caused to be pub
lished in the Golden Echo statement
that they knew of their own knowledge
that he had been guilty Of forgery. dis
honesty and falsehood. This is indeed
q golden echo.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

IF man is standing on the cahoose
OF freight train mile long" said the
occasional time destroyer. and begins
walking toward the engine As the train
starts and the train" The people
at the hospital are patching him NJ as
well as they can.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

1t is confidently predicted that before
May wheat will reach fancy prices.
many predicting $50 a bushel. From
now on the weather will cut big fg-
ure. and the fact that the entire winter
wheat country is bare of snow is not
encouraging to those who have sold
wheat they do not own. Receipts OF
wheat continue light in spite of the
high price Of the grain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Max Nordau has been studying de-
generacy and crime so long that he has
come 10 look on the present generation
as mainly degenerates and potential
criminals. 1t is gloomy and forbid
ding world which this famous GRIMM
ologist looks out upon, inhabited by
people capable OF any deviltry. and only
waiting opportunity to engage in it
Max Nordau should take a liver pill.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

II is predicted by woman. writing
for the New York Evening Sun, that
the downfall OF the new woman Will
come from the old and inevitable ac-
cidents with the collar-button. Either
that or she must learn to swear.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02
LANTERN. BELL AND PUMP IN
ONE

new az three old ones combined.
The lantern, the bell and the air
pump are all one In this now device.
The whole apparatus Ia attached to tho
'front.' rod OF the machine. the lantern
coming, as usual, little above the
front wheel. The bell and the lantern
are IN one piece. which is attached 10
the air-pump. The bell is sounded by
striking knot on level with the
handle-ber.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Resolution presented to the senate
of New York state by women-.'w Where
as we do not want to vote. therefore
resolved that no other women shall
have the privilege
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

Zertucha, the betrayer of Maceo,
having been made mayor of town in
Havana province. one reflects with awe
on the lost chances Of that distinguish
ed poisoner. Holmes OF Philadelphia
who was recently hanged. II he had
lived his crimes might have made him
encouragement OF Cuba.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

DEVISED TO PREVENT NuMRxEss
in a way that would appear ,lrssnz
on them. even though Il ssarSss |.
change from their pesitien . o.
grips. The cut gives al idea Il VIZ
lengths inventors Of syelinF assas,.
les so 70 10 secure = nesslly.-Sss
York Evening Telegram.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02
u.w sound Travels.

The whistle of loeomo''s y trsln
heard s.sup yards. the noise ..' :, ! I'D
s.soo yares,. the report Of 2 i'''s ~ oil
the tho bark 81 dog 1900 yards ..s ~ !, Il
OF a drum 1000 yards .ne s ah,ro 10
frog 900 yards. a cricket en-, ea"y nd !
yards. . dinner bell two m,,ss / isa
call 20 get up in the morning
Z inek~s.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

We trust the man in Alabama who
killed himself on the day appointed
for his marriage was thoughtful enough
to give his intended an insurance pol
Icy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

The courage OF NJ. zola is likely to
place him among the immortals. what
ever becomes OF the academy which re-
fuses him that honor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-04-02

HE Century Road
club Of America
has extended the
hand OF fellowship
TO professionals
The vote ON the
question OF admit
ting -pros'' 90
membership W a ;
ordered some time
ago by the en-
eeutiys COMMITTEES