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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
MOSBY MEMS MONUMENT.
Mr.. c. L. NcaIc Has the Contract 10
Erect IL at Front Royal.

Mr. c. r. Neale representing the
Aiexo,,.lrjo Marble Works was Yesterday
Awarded the contract TO erect monu-
ment an Front ROYAL Va, 10 commemo-
rate the valor and deeds Of Mosoy S
men.
the contract had two sittings There
were present Messrs. Va. Ben. Palmer
chairman. Bovd smith. DR.. a. Monteiro'
John r. TWe,t and e.. b. Biedier.
,.-,,,,aittee unanimously selected the one
offcred by Mr. Neale. The monume i
h. =, he a. shaft twenty-five high. 10
win be of Barre granite. the ore nlsiiiy
polished and the dedicatory lhScil'"o''
II Is probable that the dedication VIII
take place next september.
Nr Neale. the contractor. represents
frm that is well and taNoraoy Known
harn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
TWO MORE KILLED.

Members Of Kansas Regiment A''ac-
kcd in aJunglc while RECOMMENDING
MANILA. February SO 4. M.-Lieu-
tenant Afford a. l.. Ford. Company j.
a-y,.rtietb Kansas Infantry. ana pri-
waite of that company were killed and SIX
Other members of the regiment were
wounded near Ca.oocn last evening
while accommodating. The party was IN
"a jungle when IL was attacked by the
enemy
Two companies OF the Kansas regiment
were sent TO the relief Of their COM
radcs and drove the FHipinos into Caioo-
can. penetrating to- the very heart OF the
town. Meanwhile the gunboats snelled
che suburbs
General Ols finally recalled Inc troops
but l0e natives. misulders analns the
retreat failed 90 take advantage OF H.
The outskirts o. The town were burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

day on appeal in the United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals
The two main propositions on when
the aDpeal was taken were. FIRST
whether deed Of assignment constitutes
an act of bankruptcy and second
whether the United States District court
had jurisdiction after an adjudication III
bankruptcy. 20 enjoin the parties litgant
I'm a state court. and 10 take charge oil
and administer the assets OF the bankrupt.
Tho case was argued by Mr. William
Writ Henry fof the appellants. and by
Mr. Emmett Scaton for the appelices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
WILL PUSH THE FIGHT.
S Sundays Advantages to be Pressed
Will INSURGENTS are Discouraged.

S inday's Advantages to be Pressed
Will Insurgents are Discouraged.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1T is under
stood that the campaign against the
Filipino Insurgents IS TO be prosecuted
with vigOr. The question was fully dis
cussed az tO-day's Cabinet meeting, and
the conclusion was reached that before
permanent peace or security 10 lives and
property could be secured. AguinaldO s
forces must be made 10 lay down their
arms. and IL is said that General Otis,
I'm cooperation with Admiral Dewey, Will
push forward at once and give the IN
surgents no chance TO recover from the
defeat OF last Sunday
no INSTRUCTIONS.
So FAR as can be learned no positive
instructions have yet beck cabled To our
commanders at Manila. but Il Is thu eA-
nectation OF members OF the administra-
ton. presumably based on cable advices
from Manila, that this course will be
pursued.
uoilo "a To be occupied at once by the
American naval forces. and It IL said that
General OTIS will move Immediately on
Nalolos the insurgent capital, and cap
80 ar alsperse the s0-called Filipino
co,..rnment. The more closely the IN
.'..,,.,. ar. dressed and The moro yig-
,-o,,s and determined the campaign Il II
said. the sooner may We eApeeI pe@ce'
ATGER'S CONCENTRATIONS.
careral Alger sent the following cable
gram this morning 10 Genera V'is al
Manila: ...,..,. 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
THE SPANISH PRESS
Delights That Americans Are Getting
what They Deserve"

MADRID. Feb. 6.-The government mas
instructed General RIOS. the representa-
tive Of Spain in the Philippines TO main
tain friendly relations with General Gus
the American commander 81 Manila. in
order 10 guarantee the safety OF the hFe5
o. The Spanlards in the Philippines.
Tho Madrid newspapers, without eXcep-
zion arc rejoicing over the outoieak ni
hosfuities at Manila and express their
J.iighf that the Americans are getting
.,.h-,t thew deserve. " Experienced mill
f,r, of8ccrs forsee grave difficulties
head for the Americans, considering that
II ID impossible that they can conquer
tbo inland TagalOs. owing 70 their NJ
.ftttt,. "a resist the ex8ctiOns or the ell
mate as the Spaniards did.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

District Deputy Beach. OF me Heptaee
:, .poin,o~d ConclaYe at Pickett Camp
5 asli Following are the officers: J..
Kahn archcn. Jacob Levitt proVo5,l,'
TDwis MEMBERS pielatc. George r.
Styu fnancier. III ~ Naithau. urea,
mn. Henry Flcconheimer, secretary. n.
y riirshbcre. warden and +. FAX, past
n Was matter Of regret that MI
rieeenhcimer was too much indisPose"
10 be present. ,.-t. ,..s
After the installation Nj Beach was
entertained At supper al Murphy =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

followed vomiting spells, 50 that ! was
obliged 10 call the doctor TO stop that l
was very miserable for more than year.
b" began TO use Or. Grecne's NervuFa
blood and nerve remedy. The results we're
that those awful vomiting spells were
less frequent, and my rest was tar more
refreshing, and after the third bottle can
say that / am greatly benefited.
What gives people the greatest CONN.,
dcnce is that Or. Grccne's Nervura Is the
prescription OF q regular physician, DR..
Greene, :, West r4,h ST., New York City.
who can be consulted by anyone without
charge In regard TO any case, either ~
calling or writing 10 Dr.. Greene.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

time with his secretary replying 70 them
He refused TO discuss the contents OF
them.
Aconcillo Is following in the footsteps
Of Carrenza and hts Spanish spy system.
The American secret service men VIZ
No.. f9iiGo,o9 him ana his secretary for
sor,e trno AFRO now being followed ana
shaaowcd iu return Dos TWO men lh lNe
employ of the little Filipino go,
senior Aqanolo has shut mp llNs a
clam. Yesterday he spoke iree'y' to-uay
he VIII not talk about any ihu- 20 VJt,o
Tinted states Government desires Agot ~
clio to leave Canada they have oHiSS ~, ~
convey their desire 10 Laurlef 10 nav
him 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
lNCENSED AT DEWEY.
His Action in Selling Arms May Have
Prccipitated the Battle.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1T may be that
II was Admiral Dewey's act in Selling a
vessel loaded with arms for them that
melted the Fnlplnos 10 attack the Anne
ricans Saturday night Tor Il IS under
stood that one OF the b.tierest OF their
grievances was what they declared 10
be uuwarrantabie interference win lhelr
shipping. Il is learned az the Navy
Department that about week ago the
Admiral caused the seizure OF the
schooner Tanene. with 4 full supply Of
arms FOR the Insurgents The Admiral )
report d.scloses the fact that an Ameri-
can. and not a German. owned the vessel
thus used 10 arm the insurgents against
Gus troops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
AGUINALD0'S BLUN0ER.
Paris Press Says Last Chance of the
Insurgents is Gone.

PARIS. Feb. 6.-Tho Temps quoting The
sun dispatches. assumes that AgulnaldO
organized the coup with the idea OF inn
pressing the American Senate against
the ratification of the treaty Of peace.
The journal des Dehats considers That
the attack was an enormous mistake. IL
Will. A. says. eliminate the last chance
OF the insurgents 10 gain independence:
The Ifberte wonders how AguinaidO,
Who has hitherto given numerous proofs
OF his ability, could have made such a
false step as 20 commence hOsulites. IL
declares that his action viii ALLEVIATE the
indirect support given 10 MN ny Il sec
tiOn Of the Uniteu States Senate.
The paper spcculates as 10 whether
the battle did not originate In plan 81
General Otis 10 lure the natives, through
spies in the Filipino camps, 10 attack
him IL concludes by saying.
'tThcre is now no question OF Philippine
independence. the archipelago VIII SIM
ply he annexed. New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
DESPERAD0'S TRAGIC END.
IA. Han Riddlcd with Bnilets by Mar
TN SoWards.

BRISTOL TENN. Feb. Especial
NcRs has reached here Of the tragic fate
OF 20 desperate character who has been
troublesome figure in the border counties
some time
10. Hall the bully OF tho Pond Gap
region was riddied with bullets by Mar
Tin Stewards a merchant Of the commu.
nifty. H. SoWards' absence Hall had
entered his neighbours house inumidated
Mrs Stewards and tho cni dren and made
threats against the absent husband.
Upon his return Stewards TOOK his nrst
opportunity and from his store door hred
~ fatal shots Hal. is said 70 be re-
lated 10 the noted Talt Hall. who had
a dozen murders credited to him and VINO
was finally captured and hanged az Wise
Cnnrthouse. Va. few years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
TO BE BURIED At SEA.
The EmbaImed Beef at Havana Will
be Thus Disposed OF.

HAVANA. Feb. THE cans OF beer
condemned yesterday viii be carried to
sea on board the tug clio and thrown
overheard.
Senator Proctor has received "a dispatch
from General Gomez, saying that he viii
leave Remedies for Havana tomorrow
travelling by way of Sagua and Malah-
zas and arriving here on Thursday.
Ex-Superintendeut John McCullash. OF
New York. has virtually completed "a
most serviceable police force Tor inns
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
Eire In The County.

The clouds were Illuminated az O'Clock
this morning by bright blaze northeast
OF the city apparently from burning
building. IL was impossible to ascertain
just where the fire was.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

TIL slight cough may
soon becom~ deeP-seated and
hard t c"re. Do not let 1t
settle on IT, lungs.
TIL. k. Has there beer
consumption IL your family
Scott Emusic is Cod
liver oil with hyPoPhos-
phiteo These are the best
remedieo for cough.
SCOTS Emulsion has saved
thors. nds WIN, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
ed on until past hope. 1t
warns, soothes, strengthens
and invigorates.
soc. aud tIoo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New Yorh, :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
WILL TAKE TO THE WOODS.
Aguinaldo's Fight VIII Now b. "a
Hold the Interior of the Island.

lfpli tue interior Oh the lSiANus
LONDON, Feb "A member OF the
Filipino Junta IN an interview to-day
said: 1t IS perfectly clear that the un-
fortunate hostiiities at Manila were oc-
casi0ned by an attempt Of the Nebraskans
TO find a preteXt 10 obtain control Of
the water works. The Americans f0r
months have endeavored fruitlessiy to
induce the Filipinos 20 withdraw from
those works. as the latter fully realized
the great strategic value. As the Amer
leans have captured the water works. the
FilipinOs will nov have 20 retire 20 the
mountains Of San Mateo and Boso- Boso
which. as they are only an hour dis
lance. command the capital and Il Will
be impossible 10 dislodge them from
there
The whole Filipino strength will now
be devoted TO the protection Of the cOun.
try outside Of Manila as Aguinaldo IL
aware that even n he captured the CRY
he could not hold Il with American war.
ships I'm the bay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
Death Of Right Rev. Jobn William.

MIDDLETON. CONN. Feb. 7.-Right
Rev. John Williams ID. D., IL. D.. rank.
ing Bishop OF the Episcopal Church IN
America died at the Episcopal residence
night His death was sudden and unex-
pecred. He had been attacked with tbs
grip In a mild form about a week ago,
but no fatal result was aporehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
THE OREGONS CONSORT.
The Batn, ship Iowa Reaches san
rrauci.co AFTER a Long VOYAGE.

Francisco Aiief II it'"- $3.50
san FRANCISCO. FEB. ',-5l .,. roam pS1
w., YORK from which port she sale" i...i
N M" com 0.r With tie oregon and Two ,.o
r =" October l2th last me y ,lSa
fr5m Sine atlantic TO the Pacine vas me
ris+sant one. both the Iowa anu 'ne
preoon making the Journey without "a
Man of any moment The Oreson re. le.'
, i,s, Iowa When OF the Peruvian coast.
eafril~ her bow toward the i"" '''''''
'I|, officers and men Of the Iowa "er5
,r ..ous for news, but were not pista.. r."
far thc startling environments III tilo
philippines in the last few d"t ''i'l -. e,,
nc,rs eivors could not talk of the event
f.e, enough TO please the sailors. WHO
we've arxious To- know If the Iowa was
TO be ordered 20 Manila 10 take part -, pm
the trouble When Informed ludl ~
would bee detained here Tor some Ii4o
Inc disappointment shown was visible
ou the faces of the tafs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
TERRIBLE SINKING SPELLS.
| was Very Weak and Mlser-
able for More Than a Year.
/ Had Stomach Trouble, Paipita.
ton, and Poor Circulation.
| Have Received Wonderful Benefit
From Dr.. G1eene's Nervura.

Mrs. Emma {. McAllister, Of Calais,
VI, saws:
81 have been afflicted for about two
years with trouble with my stomach,
which would beat violently and throb,
and from that il went TO my head. Then
came on sinking spells from inaction Of
my heart. Ny body would be cold and
my limbs numb, when l had 10 be rubbed
smartly TO start the heart again. Then
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
Gold Kills Many sheep.

DENVER. col. FEB. lit IS esu-
d ,bst 60 600 sheep in southern Colo
2. 4ten - .9,,,rg ~ cold ard hunger. Many
E s,. - have been abandoned by the
hArders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The Thermometer at the Times once
ranged as follows yesterday: 4. NJ. %,
IL NJ. "a; T. NJ. 80: 6 r. NJ, 50; . PM,
p. Il NJ. %. Average 30 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

-,,PA FLA. Feb. The Canadian
IA.di sn~.rived mere by the Plant sys-
C Gao ,bis a evening TO be present al the
,s.ssit,slv convention to-moL Lo.. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

your MAGNIFICENT victory OF Sunday al
The more creditable because YOU were
not the aggressor. -.,..
(Signcd) ANuTN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08
Something to
Fall Back On

when YOU are selecting a Piano, II ~"
name OF the manufactures and his repu
tation. REPUTATION Is not opialleI, l "
money can buy II Is the reward for year
~ honest dealing The Pianos we sen
have earned their reputation IN nc GAY
OF our grandfathers and have helc tnsll
places I'm the front rank ever since ~
spite the most savage competition,
nojnt with pride TO the Steinway, hnapfr
Hardman and Kimball Pianos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

-, cure nausea. indigestion,
Pills h.nousness. Price &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

The case Of Lea Bros. & Co, 81 ais vs..
George 81. west ct ais, came up yester-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
ToIo News.

Oliver Stewart will return home
about March /.
Charley Thompson arrived home
from the east recently.
Mr.. Troeh has been on the sick
list the past few days.
+. S. Spooner has rented the
Mcconnell place in Lake precinct.
The snow is all gone on this side
OF the prairie, and farmers have
commenced blowing.
Miss Lottie Spedden, from Mt.
Idaho spent few days visit ing
friends in this neighborhood.
There was some talk Of orga ,iz-
ing literary here last Thursday
evening, but it rained so hard that
the young folks did not meet.
Miss Frances Hanna was given
a surprise party Il few evenings ago.
and a very nice time was had by
all. Those present We're: Misses
Matte and Maria Jarrett, Edith
Watson, Lottie Spedden, Viola
Carpenter, Rea Stewart, Emma and
Mary Horning, Frances Hanna;
Messrs. Monte and Wallace Jarrett,
Sam Church, Luther Stewart, Fred
White, Arthur and Reuben Over
man, Glen and Carl Hanna, Henry
Sells
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03

ton to discharge the material clan
., the side of the boat. so that NO
obstruction can take place on ac.
count OF the accumulation of tail.
nss. from theundcr side Of the
screen There is a discharge of all
the fine material, including ,ba
goid' together with IA considerable
quantity of water. This is carried
on and over the stern of the dr.aoo
1nrongh a sluice-box of the proner
SIZE ana Inclination, and containing
: series OF rifles in which the gold
IS caught. The length of this
slulce box is amply sufficient both
70 carry the tailings clear of the
dredge and to save all the gold
its operation is at once simple and
complete and can be readily com.
pretended by any practical hv-
dra'ilic miner.
The dredging machinery proper
Is throughout of very solid con.
struction. They are in every wov
substantial and durable machine.
ana able to encounter the hardest
kind OF material effectually and
without injury to themselves.
Inc buckets ale of steel and arc
so prnportioned as to have a large
margin of strength over and above
the maximum strain that can come
upon them, so that there is no risk
OF their breaking. The engines
winch drive the buckets are of
ample power t. do the work in
nard material, while at the same
Tune they are the weakest part of
the machine. They are purposely
SO made in order to fix the limit of
me maximum strains that can oc-
cur. If the buckets should en-
counter an immovable resistance
"nen running at full speed and
with the throttle wide open, at a
pressure of 100 lbs. of steam, moth
ing but the stoppage of the buckets
would occur. The buckets have a
capacity OF . Gu. 1T and the dredg-
ng can be done at a depth of IS #. |
Water is supplied to the sluicrs by
centrifugal pump.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
News From Mt. Idaho.

Mr. Robert Walker was doing
business here Tuesday morning. .
Mrs Nick Ingram and Grandma
Shearer came out from Florence
last Saturday.
T. S Commissioner DeHaven was
doing business at the county seat
on Tuesday.
Sheriff Mclean is moving onto
the McGaffee place, which he re-
Gently purchased.
Matt Truscott has been slightly
indisposed for several days, but is
convalescent at this writing.
The trial of John Doe ct al will
take place in the court house at
1880 p m, Saturday, Jan 20.
Fred Jarrett went into the Cove
with an outfit of provisions the last
of the week, and will try placer
mining the rest of the winter.
The railroad company has had a
man copying the town plats OF
Grangeviile and Mt. Idaho this
week.
The OR & N surveyors have
been Surveying here for several
DAYS and are making a very care
fui survey, cottonwood's long ear
ed descendant of Balaam's mule to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
Buffalo Hump Notes.

Hawley & Flint are push.
ing development work on their
Cracker Jack and Santa Rosa
claims.
The rawhide trail from
Florence to the Hump is in
very fair condition and consid.
cradle freight is being hauled in
George and Harry Shissler
and Willie Vinson arrived at
the Hump Saturday.
The drift on the Elberton
a north extension of the Baby
Louise, is in about thirty.hve
feet and is just coming into
the ledge.
d. +. Davis has completed
his house on the Ajax No. ?
claim, which is I8X2o inside.
This was a herculean under.
taking, as the logs had to be
hauled in on toboggans, and
some of them were brought
from a half to three-quarters
of a mile.
The Florence Buffalo Hump
trail will soon be supplied with
plenty of stopping places.
Chris. Arnold, Frank kruz
and Henry Ruff are putting
up cabins at the foot of I'm.
brella butte, and Tom Hop
wood has established a camp
at Anchor meadows.
The hoys who came out
Yesterday report the discov
cry of rich lead east of and
parallel 10 the Fortune. Gus
Shultz AID J. D. Stantial are
the discoveries and locators
of the new find.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
Crooked River Placer Claims

Niookeu RlVer Placer Claims
William Birmingham. Su-
perintendent of the Birmina.
ham Placer Company's mines
near the mouth of Crooked
river, seven miles from Elk
City, informs us that the com.
pany is making extensive i'm.
provements in their plans for
working their rich placer
claims. This company owns
twenty claims along Crooked
river all of which prospect well.
The ditch and hume, five
miles in length, built last year
on one and a fourth inch
grade proved too fiat to sue.
cessfully carry the heavy gray.
el and at present the entire
force of men are at work rails.
ing the flume about IS feet.
An elevator has been purchas-
ed and is now en- route, Thorn
ton, Stillwell & Co., having
the contract for delivering
same from the railroad at
Lewiston. AS soon as the ell
evator arrives and can be
placed in position work on the
claims will be resumed and a
most profitable run Is antici-
pated the coming season.
Butter Bros. are also max.
ing extensive improvements,
having put in a new saw-mill,
built much additional Tuning
and otherwise improved their
dredging plant.
Work at the Badger mine
goes steadily on and the re.
suits are reported proving
most satisfactory. The trail
from Badger to Buffalo Hump
is in good condition and much
freight is going into that won
derful camp by this route.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
Can the CubanS Govern Them
S0lv0Sf

One of the best known inlum4is re
centiy declared that tue suba = are in.
capable OF governing themselves, and
that the Un:ts'i 5 ate, mast mai tain il,
present cent ol indei ,'siv, or els. annex
tre island. There will be those VINO
will dispute this. but there are none who
dispute the we'll established fact that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is cap ,hle OF
controlling the Common diseases Of the
stomach. 1t is a remedy that is backed
by fifty years OF success. 1t is an ideal
medicine for constipation: a strength
builder for those who are predispose,l to
lung troubles. and for nervousness it is
OF wonderful benefit. AS an appetizer it
is Incompatible. Those VIII, Sc stomachs
are out Of order should not fail to try
bottle
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03

'Ne IN the MerrimaC
Charles Schmidt arrived
out from old Buffalo Hump
To-Day and brings the good
news that in prosecuting on
'ne Nlerrimac lode, ore run.
mig at ST. to the ton had
oeen encountered. The cross.
cut mad not Yet reached the
hanging wall; in fact, nothing
IS known Of the width of any
OF the veins in the district at
present, beyond the. fact that
there is SO feet of solid ore
shown up.
The Mcrrimac is one of the
Big Buffalo group recently
0 bonded to Mr.. Silverman for
e;575,ooo. Work is progress
ing as rapidly as possible in
order to prove up the proper
ties before the time for the
!'rst payment on February 1,
is made, and this time has
oeen extended an additional
ten days. This last strike of
$4,000 ore on the Merrimac
Will insure the transfer of the
property to Mr.. Silverman and
ms associates, and is another
additional guarantee that
'nese mines are all and more
than was ever claimed for
them. There is no longer
room for reasonable doubt
about the fact that the mines
OF the Hump district will de.
velop into the greatest gold
quartz mining camp in the
United States, if not in the
world.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
Grand Ball at Mt. Idaho.

Mt. Idaho, Jan. 28.-The
social ball last night given in
the district court room was
by all proclaimed a grand sue.
cess. The floor was in fine
condition, the music splendid
and the crowd immense. Ov.
err fifty couples were present
and quite a number Of these
were Representatives of Grange.
ville's four hundred.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-02-03
A Narrow Escape,

Harpster, Idaho, Jan. 20
K. II. Steel and son had a very
narrow escape from death yes
terday on the Clearwater hill
near this place. His team be-
came frightened while coming
down the grade, running away
and overturning the wagon
and throw n. b tn occupants
out. No bones were broken
but Mr.. Steel has. Il badly
b. used arm and both were
badly shaken up.