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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01
The Time to Act.

It must be evident to all that
here in Idaho nine Silver Republi-
cans out of ten are absolutely
through with fusion and will never
listen to that proposition again.
1t is Just as evident that so far as
the cause of silver or the welfare
of the Silver Republican party is
concerned, all their efforts in the
past have been wasted. 1t is just
as evident that while Silver Re-
publican leaders have been talking
Democracy, the rank and file have
dismissed it and that Silver Re-
publicanism, in Idaho at least, is
already thing of the past.
There is just now a demand for a
little common honesty in affairs
political. The time for the dis
banding Of the Silver Republican
party has come. Those who are
not ready to accept Democratic
principles, should return to the
Republican party. We have nc
sympathy with the idea of holding
together the Silver Republican
organization for the understood
purpose of raking few chestnut'
out of either Republican o.
Democratic fires for the benefi
Of a few individuals. The ranl
and file of the party will no
submit to any such proposition
Done With Stsunenbersism.
The Herald entertains Thu
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01

such men as Dubois and those
who gathered around him. The
trouble with Mr.. Dubois is that
being lucky politician, he mis-
took himself for great states
man, and many others were de-
ceived by the same signs, the
writer among them. Now every
body except Dubois himself, has
become undeceived, and it is al
most pitiful, his lucky streak hav-
ing pinched out, that he should
continue hugging the old delu-
sion. He still believes himself to
be a statesman and thinks he is
playing the part of a great phil
osopher in retirement, while ev-
erybody else is laughing at the
antics of a politician out of job.
His latest performance is to pre-
dict that the Republicans will
abandon protection and the Dem
ocrats embrace it in the next cam
paign. Poor Fred!
1t is now reported that the gov
eminent has ordered that mail for
the Idaho volunteers be detained
at San Francisco. This means
that the Idahoans are soon to en-
bark for home and will probably
reach here some time in August.
Judge Rich of the fifth district
has recently overturned some Of
the economical work of county
commissioners, in Oneida and
Bingham counties. In those
counties the salaries of various Of
fcers were materially increased
by the court, and, it seems, with
much justice. In reviewing tht
Oneida county cases, wherein The
sheriff, clerk, school superintend.
ent and treasurer, appealed from
the salary-fxing order Of the com
rnissioners, Judge Rich said:
"The question is not what mel
could be hired for to perform
these services, for men cannot b,
hired to fill these ofices-they ar
elected by the people-are repre-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01
W quOte the concIuding para

We quote the concluding para
graphs:
Uncle Samuel now has ali
kinds of climate in his possession.
Ii a person likes a cold climate he
can go to Alaska and try the
north frigid zone, hunt the polar
bear, seal, caribou, and have
sleighing the year around. If
they tire of this they can pass
their time in the sunny cline of
California among the vine clad
hills and citron groves of the Yo-
semitic valley. If they are look
ing for a warmer climate still they
can take the boat at San Francis
co and land at Honolulu and be
surrounded by the Pacific. Here
we have the finest climate it is
said in Uncle Sans domain.
Continuing our journey thous-
ands of miles westward we arrive
at the Philippine islands, the last
venture and purchase. Here the
heat is more intense than at the
Sandwich islands. The products
are of a nature peculiar to warm
climate. If a person is still dis
satisfied / know of no other cli-
mate except the internal regions
which we have not yet acquired.
Uncle Sam is in the great char
lot race with the nations of the
world. For prosperity, protec-
ton, public improvements, educa-
ton and expansion. He has been
in TINS race ever since MY q,
1916. Coming down the line we
can name such men as Washing
TOM. Jefferson, Monroe, Polk,
Grant, Lincoln, Webster, Whit
man, Mckinley and many others
who have helped mould the I'm
ion in its present greatness, in fa-
vor Of expansion.
Today the brave soldiers d
Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Cal.
ifornia, the Dakotas and Nebras
ka are welding the links safe anc
sound in the chain of Union tina
will eventually place the starry
banner of the free over every is,
land of the Philippines, and per.
petuate the principles of thu
greatest republic on the face o
the earth. The acquisition 0
the Philippines will be a lasting
monument to the credit of tn,
brave soldiers of the West wht
have so faithfully and honorabl,
followed the course outlined
through vale and through valley
and over rocky height they hav,
formed one united bulwark, ant
opposed their breasts to the foe
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01
The Outlook In 1000.

with respect for the political
outlook for 1900, and the relation
of the Democratic party thereto"
says Henry Waterson, "it is to be
observed in general way that
Jordan is a hard road to travel,
and the gearing and appurte-
nances of the Democratic carryalI
are not in the best getup for the
journey. Better men than those
who have been putting their
heads together at st. Louis might
look upon the scene aghast. 1t
does, indeed, recall the descrip-
ton given by the Irish sailor, who
was caught stranded on land, hir-
ed himself for a plowman and was
in charge of a spike team, con-
sisting of a yoke of oxen with a
little mule they called Jimmy in
the lead. Pat had never plowed
before; and, to crown his iIl-for-
tune, he stirred up a nest of yaller
jackets; then he broke for the
house. 'Arrah, master!' said he,
come right out into the field.
Sure, the devils to payl The
lair board OK is on the stair-board
side, and Jinny's afowl of the rig
GIN an they're all drifting to he'll
as fast as they can go!'"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01

During the past week or ten
DAYS public interest has been
somewhat divided between Sec
retary of State Patrie and State
Auditor Sinclair. Mr.. Patrie
when last heard of had armed
himself with a squirt gun and a
can of coal oil and was progress
sing towards the north eastern
part of the State bent on spread
ing havoc among the grasshop
pers which had broken all legal
restraints and were rioting in his
alfalfa patch. Lord High Pro-
tector Sinclair is still holding
down the rioting miners in the
extreme north west. The last
heard of him, he was stalking in
the midst of anarchy and sedition,
alone, unterrifed and sublime
II is difficult to determine which
is the more striking figure, Patrie,
shooting grasshoppers with his
coal oil squirt gun or Sinclair
paralyzing dynamiters with his
basilisk eye. While the public
gaze is riveted on the unique
performances of these brilliant
statesmen, the rest of the admin
i8tration, the governor, who is
now quite eclipsed in the glare Of
his silver Republican satellites, has
betaken himself to the infinite
solitude Of Fremont County, there
to rest from the throes of envy
and hatch deep schemes for the
disglorifc alton of Patrie and Sin
clair.
The trials of the union miners
have begun but thus far nothing
Of new Importance has been
developed. Judge Stewart is
deporting himself as a fair and
fearless judicial officer, thereby
confirming the excellent reputa-
ton ne has made for himselfin the
third district. The labor organ
cations throughout the country
continue to hold large meetings
lOr the purpose of passing reso-
iutlons in condemnation of the
methods employed by the State
administration in its dealings with
'he miners. One thing upon
which these organizations seem
g be unanimously agreed and
'ntently determined is that the
military shall be withdrawn,
thus far, though, the federal
authorities have followed the
wishes of the State authorities
and there is no indication that the
aoor resolutions are having any
effect.
The most sensational item in
connection with the North Idaho
trouble which has recently APP
peared was published last week
- the Pocateilo Tribune.
The editor of that paper claims
o have received letter in which
'Oiio"lng statements are
some time ago Steunenberg In
SSvEmed the mine owners that the
S S ma I no money with which 10
prosecute the e9ar d, Atene criuni-
LAS a9is and fund Of S25,Oc0 was con-
Itouted by the mine owners aud
Rlaoed at his disposal, whereupon
5a sal and HaWley were retained
y assist the Attorney General, thus
SJPoPeaslng Jim for being turned
N0"h IN the "Diamondlield Jack"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01
IDAHO AFFAIRS
Minister'S of State Busy With Grass.
hoppcrs and Dynamiters.
THE GOVERNOR IN ECLIPSE

n. Oc,Opuses Contribute $4,000 to Swell the
Cssss Of Justice and Availability -POcatelio Trib-
vus Advises Silver Republican Disarmament
Trials Of Miners Progressing slOryiy-Iadgs
Rich lIndOes Economical Commissioners
iredI
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01

ii'' Soiiiiiiils = rumor Which
had already reached this paper
but which we did not feel iusti-
fed in publishing without further
proof Of its correctness. 1t would
now seem that the rumor has
foundation in fact, and that the
governor is to be credited with
another masterful stroke in f.
nance and politics. OF course, it
would be hard 10 justify the
extraction Of blood money from
the mine owners on strictly moral
grounds, but in extenuation it can
be said, that it was needful to do
something to appease Jim Hawley
and check Borah's apostacy.
The cause of the white metal and
the restoration Of the money of
the Constitution were seriously
threatened by the asperity of Mr..
Hawley's sentiments toward the
governor and the growing dis
inclination Of Mr.. Borah to fall
upon the neck of Democracy
If the governor has managed to
ameliorate the passions Of the and
enrapture the senses of the other
at the expense Of corporate greed,
who shall raise the moral law
against him? Certainly not the
w. c. T. u.
A rumor has been percolating
around for sometime that the es-
adjustment of a daily paper at
Nampa was in furtherance of the
river Improvement scheme which
the governors shrewd lieutenants
pushed through the legislature
last winter It was possibly
thought that the development of
plan to capture thousands Of
acres of good timber lands would
call for able championship, and
an eloquent and powerful editor
was imported to do the business.
The expenses were to be footed
by the royalties which came from
the sale of franchises and other
executive favors, and incidentally
the Democraticparty would profit.
If this was the scheme, there
seems to have been some sort of
a miscarriage, because Nampa's
daily collapsed last week. But
possibly nothing worse has hap
pened than a change of base, as
it is now pretty certain that the
Boise Sentinel is to be resurrect-
ed as a straight Steunenberg or
gan. 1t is understood that the
governor has put $4,000 into the
enterprise.
At their recent meeting, the
university regents decapitated two
or three professors, for reasons
best known to themselves, and
now the Moscow papers are dis
cussing the pros and cons of ii
with great spirit.
The Pocatello Tribune which
was the last paper Of any conse-
quence 10 cling to the cause Of
Silver Republicauism, came out
last week advising formal dis
bandment of the organization
| We reproduce its editorial else
where. This, in our opinion de
stroys the last hope of fusionists.
Hereafter political parties will
have to go before the people or
their merits and not on their abil-
ity to mix principles. It is now
in order to treat Silver Republi.
canism as a passing dream which
is passed. Hundreds and thous-
ands of good, honest Republican.
went into it under a misapprehen.
sion. They thought a miracle
had been wrought in the spirit o
Democracy and that, at last. /;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-01

some some time ago Steunenberg In
Ssa Lneo the mine owners that the
S Ssa ma no money with which 10
p.9seeute the egar d. Aiene criuni-
1 ,Sis ana a fund Of S25,0c0 was con-
SIed by the mine owners and
laced at his disposal, whereupOn
~ esaa and HaWley were retained
= assist the Attorney General, thus
joPpsaslng Jim for being turned
NO"h IN the "Diamondheld Jack"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
Saltwater

La ~retraite pr6paratoire a la
communion pascale DIES Forestiers
Catalogues de la cour st Joseph
s'est ouverte mercredi le II cou-
rant pour Sc terminer dimanche,
jour de la Pentecote.
Les sujets d'jnstructions ont etc:
L'op6ration du St Esprit dams les
ames par ses divers dons, Armes
fournis pour combattre les pech6s
capitaux, par lie Revd Pere Le-
Gardeur, de Minneapolis; Les
peines 6ternelles de Ienfer par lie
Revd Pere Bonnefous de Center
vile; la P6nitence ct la Comics
sion par le Revd Pere MARCEL,
missionnaire aux Indies,
LIE Revd P. Brennan, de ST
Paul, est venu jeudi soir pour les
Italiens.
Dimanche, jour de la Pentec0te,
a la messe de 1870 heures, chan
tee par lie Revd Pere Pettigrew,
p%asteur de l'6glise St Joseph, Ia
communion fut distribu6e aux
membres de la cour ct a un grand
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

La police de Minneapolis Went
d'arreter I'm liable voleur du nom
de Dahlgren qui faisait une sp6.
cialite de s'emparer de For don't
les dentistes SO servent pour plom-
Der les dents. II a visit6 les bu-
reaux de plusieurs dentistes de
cette Vile entire autre celui du Dr.
3. O.. Sullivan, 305 Avenue Nicol-
let, ct c'est empar6 de $50 dor ct
1925 en- argent qui Sc trouvaient
dams I'M coffre fort que lie docteur
await oubli6 de fermer la veille. La
police await etc inform6e par les
aut orit6s d'autres villes Oh Dahl
gren a pass6 ct SO sont prepares
pour le recevoir. Dimanche matin
deux detectives FONT surpris a
l'euvre dams le Medical Blk. En-
voyant les detectives Dahlgren
s'est Glance a toute vitesse vers la
rue. Arrive sur la Hennepin il est
venu Sc heurter contre l'oficie1
Henri Narcotic qui connaissant lie
signalement de CO voleur ma pas
tard6 a joindre ses camarades dams
la poursuite. Dahlgren est enfn
entire dams une "alley" a seule.
ment une issue ct a etc capture.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
mellleurs

La semaine prochaine, common
CANT a la matinee de dimanche, on
vera lie drame toujours populaire
"Uncle Toms Cabin. II sera joue
par une troupe capable ct avec
plus d'6clat que jamais avant. La
grande scene all6gorique dams lie
cinqui6me acte est, dit-on I'm chef
d'auvre dams son genre. A la der
Mere descente du rideau on volt
I'm m%agniique tableau r%epr6sen-
tant Lincoln dormant la liberte aux
negres.
Toutes les meres devraient con-
duire leurs enfants au Bijou la se.
maine prochaine pour ententre les
BONES lecons donnees par Eva et
les reparties comiques de Topsie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

nombre de fdeles. lie sermon SUI
lie St Esprit CONNIE les deux au'
tres personnes de la Ste Trinit@
! participant a notre redemption,
tut dome par lie Revd P6re Mar
Gil.
Sous l'habile direction de Mile
M. A. Loney, organiste de l'6glise.
le chour a rendu une messe har-
monis6e qui fut fort goat6e. Nos
plus sinceres fluctuations a lor-
ganiste ct aux membres du cheur,
qui, nous lesp6rons, sauront tou-
jours r6hausser l'6ctat de nos fetes
religieuses par DIES morceaux aus
81 hormonieux.
En- somme lie Pasteur est salts
fait de la petite mission ct en- at
tend un bon resultat.
CONNIE par le pass6 il ne sera
pas d6sappoint6 car st Joseph est
ayec nous.
UN PARoI sslEN.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
Comment est Oeci

Nous ofrons cent dollsrs pour
aucuu cas- de Oatarrh qui ne peut
etre gue,i par le Halls Cstarrh
Cnre.
f. J. CHENEY & Co, Propres
Toledo, Ohio.
Nous les sousignes avons comm
+. j, Cheney depuis Is ans ct
nous croyons ere parfaite melt
honorable tt fnenoierem Mt oapa-
bic de remplir toutes obligations
ia tss par leur sooiet6.
WEST & TURAx. Wholesale Dug
gist, Toledo Ohio,
WALD1NG, K1NNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. q
LIE Halls Oetar1h Oure est prie
lit retirement ct egit dire,tement
sur le sang ct les surfaces muqueu-
SOS du sys' em'. Oertifoats gra-
tbs.
Adre asez: F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, o
Vtndu par les droguistes, prix
Use.
/ Halls Family Pills sont lei
mellleurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

Minneapolis ct St Paul ont
maintenant chacun leur club de
Lacrosse. Mardi dernier a Gu lieu
la premiere rencontre de ces deux
clubs ct Minneapolis a etc victo-
rieux avec 4 parties contre 0. Les
membres du club de Minneapolis
sont:: Lalonde, Miller, Best, Tay-
lor, Wat, Wilson, German, Vance,
Baird, Webber, Fait ct Valley.
lis SO rencontreront de nouveau lie
Decoration Day" au Lexington
Park a St Paul ct sill faut en- croi-
re Nj. Lalonde les saints ne seront
pas plus chanceux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
EtoHe a Robe

Etoffe a Robe
Crepon mohair ct de laine, Al p
de largeur, merchandise Alleman.
de ct Anglaise; rien dams cette Ii.
gne ne peut etre compare a moine
de $l.50 la vge. Notre prix $I.00
la vge.
Crepon en- sole, que vous recon
naitrez pour notre crepon de $3.50
ct un autre CONNIE celui de $l.75.
Votre choix pour $l.25 la vge.
Mohair anglais ct velour JAG
guard en- laine, A pces large, en-
vingt dessins ct nuances a votre
choix, Giles ont etc fabriquees pour
etre vendues a $l.25, nous avons
pris tout le lot dun manufacturer
a notre propre prix; Giles sont en-
vente a soc la vge
P~ARAPLUIS-pour hommes,
% pces, pour DANES 26 pces en-
gloria anglaise, 45c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
CANADA.
UN PAROI sslEN.

I Montr6al-Les travaux que ION
fait al pont Victoria sont presque
termin6s.
Vaudreuil-Les chenilles CONT
nuent a faire beaucoup de ravages
dams la localit6 ma]gr6 tous les
proc6d6s qu'on emploie pour es-
sayer d'enrayer lie f6au. Files me
nacent de tout d6truire dams le
comt6. Jamais on men a WI au-
tant.
Nous lisons dams le "So]eil de
Quebec:
I'll a st Etienne de Lauzon
une fllette de Ii ans, enfant de M
Louis Couture, qui p6se $50 IL
vres.
ella fllette, que lon prendrait
plui6t pour une crosse maman, est
tres souple, chante ct joue tres
bien lie piano.
-C'est lie IL d6cembre de Fan
nee 1859 que le vieux pont Victo-
ria fut ouvert au public. Ce pont
fut salu6 alors avec enthousi asme
par lie monde enter, qui lestima
une des merveilles de l'industrie
humane. LIE prince de GALES pre-
sida inauguration du pont le %
mai 1860. lie IL d6cembre 1898,
on terminate linstallation dune
vote additionnelle ct lie premier
train qui passa par cette vote, tut
le local de Saint-Jean locomotive
265.
LIE vieux pont enter pesait 9,O44
tonnes, tandis que lie nouveau pese
%, 900 tonnes. La longeur totale
du pont est de 6,592 pieds. II re.
pose sur "a piles ct a Is empans
celui de chaque extr6mite 242
pieds.
Pendant que la largeur du vieuz
pont 6tait de Is pieds, celle du
nouveau est de Is pieds, La hau'
teur du vieux pont 6tait de Is piedt
Celle du nouveau pont % pieds
LIE nouveau pont coutera deux
millions de dollars. LIE prix dr
contrat du vieux pont etait de siz
millions huit cent treize mile dol
lars.
Victoria, Colombo anglaise-
Des avis de Dawson City, en- date
du 26 avril, mandent que toute Ia
partie commercials de cette vile 8
etc d6truite CO jour-la par I'm de
s%astreux incendie qui a cause pou1
quatre millions de dollars de dom
IMAGES. Cent ONE 6di6ces ont ett
r6duits en- cendres, y compris Il
superbe batiment que la banqu'
British North Americs venait d.
faire const1uire.
LIE feu prit naissance dams L
restaurant Timmon's Royal Cafe
ct les fammes Sc prepayment ave.
une telle rapidit6, parmi ces cons
tructions la plupart en- bois, qu'
les habitants, frapp6s dune fra
yeur indicicle, n%'eurent que Il
temps d'aller So METRE en- snrett
sans pouvoir meme SAWYER leur'
effets de m6nage les plus .indispen
sables.
LIE feu a etc cause, CONNIE d6j|
pr6c6demment lors de deux GU troi'
autres CONGREGATIONS d6sastreusei
par une lampe renvers6e, all cour'
dune bagarre dams IN saloon"
C'est la banque British North
America qui est la plus 6prouv6e
dams ce d6sastre, car on dit que IL
voute de la banque contenait poul
au-d6la de I'm million de dollars
en- poudre dor ct billets de banqut
que les fammes ont complement
d6vor6 ct an6anti.
Victoria, G. A.-Les edifces dl
gouvernement ont etc complete
ment detruits par le feu.
Acton.-Les citoyens d'Acto1
/. ont 1esolu de celebrer cette aimee
!, Ia solennite de la Saint Jean-B ap
4ioto ovoo I'm oo1ot inoccOnt17ma.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

Toutes les personnes d6sirant
faire partie du PILGRIMAGE a Ste
Anne de Beaupr6 le Il de Juliet
proclaim sous la direction du Rev.
J. LIE Gardeur, cure de l'6glise Ste
Anne de Minneapolis, peuvent Sc
procurer un billet d'aller ct retour
chez lui ct ne conte que 1925.
Assurez-vous de votre billet en-
deposant quelques dollars imm6-
diatement ct en- payant lie reste
plus tard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26
u
''Female Plasters"

Les sinapismes ont de tout temps jor6
I'm role considerable dams Part de gu6rir
Leur action instantanee ct sans danger,
les mettent i la pcrtee de tout le monde.
Les "Female Plasters" du DR.. J. Larivie-
re sont en- train egalement de devenir
celebres, ct leur actions oontre le "Beau
Nal" est 81 rapide ct bienfaisante, qu'el-
lie etonne les plus ,ceptiques. Dams Il
guerison radicale du "Beau Nal" il fault
employer lie "R6gulateur de la Sante de
"a femme" ct les "Female Plasters,"
rune ne va pas SAN l'au're. L'un calme
lie NAL, Pautre le tue, c'est a-dire III il
en- fait dispara1tre la cause Ecrivez au
DR.. J. Larivi6re d Manville r. I. Pour SO
liste de question ct gardez ainsi le secret
dc votre maladie. Oh exigez ces pr6pa-
rations de votre pharmacien. Prix res
pectif $1.00 ct 25c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-05-26

LIE Revd Pere Lesches, cure de
Easton, MINI, 6tait de passage a
Minneapolis la semaine derniere.
II a aussi visit6 le Revd PAre ST.
mon, cure d'Oss6o. Nos lecteurs
de la partie nord de la vile
Sc souviendront sans doute du
PAre Lesches qui pass6 plusieurs
mois parmi eux durant son dia-
cOnat.