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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-14

Hoods rills cure liver MAJ the nonlrriating and
slll " ealharllc TO take with Hoods sarsaparlis.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-05-14
A SMALL SPOT
May Be CANCER.

~, -,- n,oro uIur should be gwen %
MnVT VIII ENI h\FN HAVE scratch which
WVoi S0-S heal under ordln-
No can't tell how soon these
~ -'"'- " ~ So many people die from Cancer SIMPLY Ge,
do know just what the disease rs
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-05-20

boards of a car at McCammon.
His leg was run over and had to
be amputate;I He is the child Of
divorced parents, both Of whom
are remark, ID. He started to
visit his father who lives in St.
Joe, Mo-, hanged his mind after
reaching Sal Lake City and CON
Guided 10 return to Butte where
he had been living with his
mother.
Speaking Of Mr.. Mckinley the
AdDance remarks: eff the pres
ident will toss Alger out of his
cabinet and effect another rise in
the price Of silver he would make
a very good Democrat" What
would he make a good Democrat
out of? There amt any Repub-
licans bad enough.
A Pocatello drug store was
broken into on the night of May
s and about $1oo in cash and
goods stolen. No clue.
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ShOsliOae.

This county is the center of at
traction in Idaho now. 1t was
there a few weeks ago that a
mob of Miners Union men de-
stroyed the Bunker Hill and Sui
Ivan mines, shot to death one of
their own number and a non-un-
ion man. 1t is there today that
martial law is in force and the
civil authorities have been obliged
to subordinate themselves to the
military. 1t is understood that
the United States court which is
now in session in Moscow win in
vestigate the Shoshone riots and
bring to trial many of the rioters
charged with crimes against the
Federal laws. A special session Of
the State district court is to con-
vene on the 22d for the purpose of
investigating offenses against the
State laws. There have been
something like 1000 suspected
rioters arrested and placed in
confinement under close military
guard. Some of the county Off
GERS, particularly the sheriff and
two members of the board of
county commissions, have been
apprehended on a charge of COM
plicity in the riots. 1t is reported
that the first step to be taken in
the State court, presided over by
Judge Mayhem, will be the i'm
parchment and trial of suspected
county officers. Many of the
leaders among the lawless miner:
no doubt escaped into Montana
and some were summary
brought back by the military, bu
it is understood that the governor
of Montana will not permit thu
capture and forcible return Of any
more men from that State with
out due process of law, which
means a proper complaint anC
requisition papers from the gov
ernor of Idaho. Our State au
thorities in conjunction with Gen
eral Merriam, seem to have invit
ed, and probably merited to SOM
extent, criticism by issuing
proclamation to the effect tina
mines of any mine owners EN-
ploying Union men would b
closed down, unless such me
were granted a permit by til,
acting sheriff of Shoshone county
1t is probable that the authorize
have exceeded their legal author
'ty in this respect; yet, the pre-
Vailing sentiment is to uphol
them TO the utmost. There
also some reason for criticizin
the interview of Attorney Gener;
Hayes, reference to which Wa
made in this paper last week an
which is further commented c
elsewhere in this number. TIL
following items are gathere
mainly from the Wardner Ne7O.
The Bunker Hill mine is no
employing I2o inen in warrior
ways and is making preparation
Tor the erection of a new concer
traitor. State Auditor Bartle
Sinclair publishes an open lett,
strongly appealing to law-lovir
citizens to render every assis
ance in their power in bringir
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ALL OVER IDAHO
4 Resume of the Counties Con-
denssd and Arranged.
THE THINGS DONE AND SAID

n, pio,s IN North idaho Have Sabsided and All Is
o.et-Malad to Have a cresmep>-The Big Le-
-, Rattle About to Begin Qaiet Pay Day 10
OsIomar Clyde Senter Returns Smoked Cigar
cites In Bed-A Peaeeable Week.
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we'llmake the blOOmin' gambling
Huml Hum!l Hum!!l
..........,................
The SaIubria Grand Army
men will observe Memorial day,
May 80, after the most approved
manner. Patriotism still courses
in the veins of the men who
generation ago fought and bled
that old glory might wave for all.
"Wid'' Coplan fooling with
gun, shot a finger off. "Wid''
does not know yet whether it will
be good working member or
not, since the doctor stuck it
back. He will shoot it off again
if it doesn't suit his taste.
A beef contractor by the name
of E. w. Beyea has mysterious
" disappeared from Weiser. 1t
IS generally suspicioned that he
was robbed and murdered. He
had $500 with him.
George Allen a 13-year old
lad narrowly escaped death last
week by a horse which he was
riding falling on him. He re-
manned unconscious IA hours, but
is improving.
The residence Of DR.. Lee Of
Council valley was totally de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday, the 9th
The town of Council fortunately
escaped complete destruction,
A correspondent to the Salu-
bria Citizen announces tina
Councils boom has arrived anC
gone into business.
Isaac P. McCumsey and Per
ella McReynolds both of Mead
. ows are now one of matrimony
Burglars attempted to blow u
the safe of the Weiser Land I'm
provement Co. last week.
A great many Salubria me
are going to the Heath cope
district.
Weiser is to have fruit dry
ing establishment.
Blaine.
: Between 9 and 10 p. m. Ma
Q, Yee Wee shot zee Wah
the belly and zee Wah may civ
{ up the ghost. This happened
Chinese store in Haley. Yee We
has been apprehended and is no
d in confinement. The Wood Ri
II er Times says: "Yee Wee W;
9 placed in one of the steel cells
o the county jail, and told a Tin
reporter that this is how Il
d shooting occurred: Yee Wah
lie his cousin. He owed Yee w
lr $Io2. Last week Wah got Sac
h and Wee asked for his $Io2,
any part of it. Wah refused
;. give him as little as SIS, and
= went so far as to threaten to /
Wee. Last night Wee went
the Chinese store. At first
III did not see his cousin. But pr
emily he saw the latter tugging
a revolver in his belt. W
Of thereupon grabbed for the g
n and there was a struggle over
possession during which the s
was discharged, with the res
AZ first above stated"
mt The Times says that Gen'
ed Merriam says that the loss of
our and property in the Occur d Al
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the guilty to punishment. Sher-
Tiff Young, Commissioners Bowie
and Stimson have been summar-
lily ousted from Office. -Four
troops Of eolored infantry have
been stationed at Wardner to re-
main until order is perfectly re-
stored. The other companies
have departed. The little boys
Of Wardner and Canyon Creek
are exhibiting their natural and
acquired proclivities, those of
Wardner playing soldiers, while
those at Canyon creek masque-
rade as dynamiters. One act of
meanness perpetrated by the dyn-
amiters was the destruction of a
boarding house, the furniture and
fittings of which belonged to a.
woman, Mrs. Corners. The wo-
man was scarcely given time TO
escape from the house before it
was blown up. The Wardner
4NczDs in leading editorial thus
summarizes the situation:
at is over. The edict has
gone forth and tyranny is ended.
The people Of Shoshone county
are free. The triumph of justice
is complete. Anarchy lies buried
beneath the ruins of its own crea-
ton. The Ceur d'Alene Miners
Unions have been swept from the
earth. The reign Of the dyna-
inter has ceased, and loyal citi-
zens no longer stand in dread Of
assassination. Every man is now
protected in his rights. Several
of the county officials who en-
couraged crime have been re-
moved and others are trembling
in their boots. Just and fearless
officers have been installed and
official persecution has been stop
ped. The moral atmosphere has
been cleared of its impurities.
The day for which all loyal citi-
zens Of the Ceur d'Alenes have
been praying for years has arriv-
ed at last, and the change which
has been made is so radical and
sweeping that there is not the
slightest reason to doubt the per.
manency Of the new conditions
The preliminary step in one o
the biggest legal battle in thu
history of the country was takel
at Wallace on the nth. On be-
half of Boyle and Stimson an ap'
plication was made for writs o
habeas corpus and General Mer'
riam, State Auditor Sinclair ant
Acting Sheriff France have beer
cited to appear before Judg
Mayhem at Wallace and show
cause why the men named in tn
writs should not be released.
Last Monday week the pos
office at Rathdrum was broker
into and the safe blown open
The burglars got away witt
about $500, money and stamps.
Latah.
The Moscow MirrOr has thi
item touching the white man
burden: "Two Indians attemp
ed to follow an old trail throug
a farmers land on the reserva
ton last week and were met
) the fence with a command not
, tear it down. The Indians immt
diately seized the rancher, thre'
5 him to the ground and one bel
him while the other tore dow
1 the fence and drove through
: The farmer had the Indians al
rested for assault and they ha
!. him arrested for obstructing
highway
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State by promptly removing all
dice, chips, checks, etc, and last
Sunday everything about the sa-
looms was as quiet as an Irish
funeral. Our saloon men pro-
pose to observe the law even if
they have to go out Of business.
The following unique notice is
posted up in Mart,s saloon:
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troops III Time,
Ex-Probate Judge Flanney has
gone east for the purpose of Sc
curing capital with which to de-
velop the War Dance group of
mines.
Peter Leduce reports low wa
ter in Silver creek and that there
is danger of crops suffering this
season.
Oneida County.
1t seems that the Indian agent
at Ross Fork corraled lot of
horses trespassing on the reserva-
ton and kept them shut up until
the poor animals were in pitia-
bic condition. The editor Of the
Fails -Pozper, an American Falls
newspaper, saw the poor horses,
and concludes his write-up like
this: "Where are thy human
sympathies? Are they lost in
the depths Of your inhumanity
and deprayity, and your damna-
bic soul is rotten with Joy at the
sight of suffering?" Whoopee.
Joseph Dives, riding a cart,
horse ran away, threw Joseph
out, head ST. uck a post, badly cut
and bruised; and George Rich
ards horse threw him off, broke
his left femer; and team ran away,
threw piano out wagon, smashed
il all to-well. All of Malad.
The property Of the American
Improvement Co. American Falls,
was recently attached on a PIooc
claim. Frank Campbell and w
T. Oliver became sureties in the
sum of $4,000 for the Improve
ment company and proceeding
were arrested.
I
Mr., S. L. Grow, representing
r. S. Sweet, has succeeded ii
organizing a cooperative cream
cry company in Malad. The
stock has all been taken and con
! struction will begin as soon as
building location has been deter.
mined on.
VIII Morgan and the horse h
was riding took a tumble. TIL
horses neck was broken, Morga
P escaped by the skin of his teetE
The body of Walter Boyc
who was drowned in Snake rive
n a few weeks ago, was recovere
7 recently.
American Falls has a fire con
: pany 20 strong. What's til
matter with the other man?
BannOck County.
y The Pocatello Aavaucc is pc:
n sessed of a healthy admiration
e itself and between the chasin
n bushes observes; General Me
&c RAM mildly scored Govern,
I" Steunenberg for not having actt
v earlier in the effort to suppre
Is the Wardner rioters. The ger
Oh eral is sufficiently discerning
es grace the Adyance staff of ale
le critics. Every occurring eve
is becomes a voluntary endorser
&c the penetrating wisdom of I'll
%, journal. Nor is such accumula
or ing support nothing but luck
to some may contend; it is the fir
he of correct judgment fearlessly
Ill Tended"
~ A 12-year old boy who "
:. beating his way from Salt La
- :, City to Butte fell off the trus
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penalty, we believe, is IS years
Imprisonment. 1t would be a
good thing if the United States
could be induced to take some of
this business off our hands.
Illustrative of the ssprecautions
incident to ordinary business
methods" is the following item
from the Miryoy:. "John Rube-
dew was defeated in the contest
case commenced by the State on
the white pine tract. If a few
more contest cases are decided in
favor of the State it will get white
pine timber enough to pay the
expense of contests inaugurated
against the settlers last year"
According to the judgment of
the probate court it is worth $15o
to hit man with a wagon spoke.
That is what the probate Judge
Of Latah county assessed against
one Greenlees for indulging in
that kind of thing on one Miller.
Jacob Wolfer, of the Genesee
country, quarreled with his wife
and wanted to shoot her. He
failed in his murderous designs
but succeeded in landing himself
in Jail to await the action of the
district court.
The Genesee News remarks
that, zone of the governors pets,
MIR. Sovereign, the agitator, was
turned down at the Salt Lake
convention. He is said to have
aided in the trouble in the Occur
d'Alene."
Moscow is going to have a
"Men's Rights Social" Thank
heaven, there is yet hope that
the chains which women for ages
have forged may soon be sun
dered, and man regain his ancient
liberties.
Oscar Larson, who is LataH
county auditor, says he is satisfied
with the new salary and thinks
the old salary was too high
Now is the time to predict the
end of the world.
Grain men say that the acreage
in the Palouse has been reduce,
but the crop prospects are s.
good that there will be no de
crease of production from las
year,
Chauncy Murphy, a Genese'
bow addicted to gambling, stole
neighbors horse and skipped t
evade creditors. Out of the fry
ing pan into the fire Chauncy.
DR.. Clements of the Universit
has prepared a paper about tn
poets of the silver age. 1t
probably biographical sketch {
Bryan, Altgeld and Dubois.
Joseph Gilbert a respecte
eager" died at his home ne;
Agatha last week. He was {
years OF age and had lived
Idaho rs years.
The Northern Pacific railros
company has contracted for Il
, construction of a 4o-mile spl
from Lapwai which win real
' Cottonwood.
Mr.. Ira Wolfe and Miss Emn
a Bomberg of Genesee are to
/. married on the 23d.
Miss Jessie Steele and Lora
Croker of Kendrick were ma
ried last week.
Miss Bertha King, formerly
I Idaho Falls, is teaching the CA
eron school.
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Bear Lake.

The Montpelier Examiner says:
aIudging by what General Mana
ger Bancroft says, the extra pas
senger train over the Short Line
from Granger to Huntington, is
to be put on very soon. He says
further tha some of the 600 en-
gines, now iii the freight service,
will be remodeled with high
wheels and longer stroke, and
used as 1 passenger engines for the
new service"
The Examiner notes a marked
tendency among the rural popu-
lation to move into town. That
very thing is making much mis-
chief in the world.
A gold chain, gold ring blk
has been "dolng" some OF Mont
pelier's unsophisticated.
Lars Nelson who had his leg
amputated on account of a hurt,
died Tuesday, 9th.
An unknown man was killed
on the railroad four miles west of
Bancroft, May 9.
The people Of Montpelier are
putting out many shade trees this
spring.
Freight trains now pass through
; Fossil tunnel.
Canyon.
Miss Christine Say was knock
ed down by a risky horse and
: run over by the buggy behind
: the horse, last Tuesday, at Pay
cite. The lady received some
painful cuts but no serious injury,
: P. S. Richards has sold out
I and will make a trip to north
Idaho overland. The water
: courses seem to be DISTRACTED.
i TIE zndePeaaent announces th'
: arrival of the first shipment o
cream from the Falk's Stor'
. skimming station.
TT A Payette COW was strucl
1t Gust below the crossing at Whit
Of ney's corner" by a special trail
is and killed.
: Postmaster johnson of Payett
Is has had sharp argument wit
III the grip and conquered it.
Payette's creamery is in flu
operation and its business is i'm
as pro- wing.
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WashingtOR.

This from the Citizen As
soon as the gambling law went
into effect our saloon men showed
their loyalty to the laws of our
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Peter Leduce reports low wa
ter in Silver creek and that there
is danger of crops suffering this
season.
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riot is the fault of the Governor
Of Idaho, who did not send for
troops in time,
Ex-Probate Judge Flanney has
gone east for the purpose Of Sc
curing capital with which to de-
velop the War Dance group of
mines.
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PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.

Empty are the tables
Cards are gone;
Pool, billiards, dice
They are done.
But when the court knocks out
This legislative doubt,
Well make the bloOmin' gambling
business
Hunt Hum!l Humlil
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
COLISEUM RACES
 BEGIN TONIGHT Lee Richardson, Premier Trick
 Rider, in the City. WILL APPEAR IN EACH EVENT Worlds Greatest Rider Tells The Age Herald How the Great Tricks Are Periormed-Twenty Entries
 for Every Night.
WILL APPEAR IN EACH EVENT

Lee Richardson, the premier fancy bi- cyclst, arrived yesterday morning from Chicago and spent the day sightseeing around the city, renewing old acquaint- ances and making new ones. The talented youth will give exhibitions tonight and to- morrow night at the West End coliseum track races, as announced in Tuesdays Age-Herald.
 Young Richardson is striking picture of a trained athlete, and although maGnifi- gently developed has the fine lines neces- sary to score a success in his peculiar of work.
 He visited the track in the afternoon to do few practice tricks in the arena to get an idea of the surface and returned highly pleased with the surroundings. In an in- terview with an AgeHerald reporter last night MT. Richardson said:
 Richardson Talks of Trick Hiding
 ''The art of fancy riding is not all ac- quired; it must be born in a man, accord ing to my mind. The first and most im- portant point in trick riding is to ascertain the limit one can safely go in the manlpu- lation of his machine in the execution of fancy evolutions. It is of course essential for the rider to know every peculiarity of his wheel, and the possibilities and con-
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

simpler maneuvers will in a short time give increased strength and skill, and in very little time muscles will begin to develop of whose existence the rider was practically ignorant.
 "The bicycles of trick and fancy riders are specially constructed, for they require to be built additionally strong, as the regu- lar light wheel will not stand the great strain to which the trick wheel is sub jected. Such wheels vary in weight from twenty-eight to thirty pounds The wheels are usually of a diameter of twenty-six in- stead of twenty-eight inches, and the frame Is well reinforced. The front fork Is ar ranged so as to permit of the front wheel making complete revolution without com ing into contact with the lower tube of the diamond frame"
 There are of course dozens of so-caned fancy riders, who injure the game more than they elevate it. Most people find 1t hard to class fancy cyclists according to ability. There is of course a vast differ enee between actors, and they are so classi- fled by the public. Should the same criti- cal eye discriminate between the good and bad trick rider, there would be but few in the former class"
 In addition to the appearance of Mir. Richardson, the basket bad game and races win produce much enthusiasm.
 Some Fast Local Riders
 W. H. Pickens, MT. Richardson's man. ager, said last night:
 "I was out at the track this afternoon, and was surprised at the gait some of the boys were going. On four separate ecca- sions l snapped my watch on Ped Hick- man and found he had sprinted a quarter in less than 2S seconds, which is wonder fully fast. Jack Cooper, too, is moving right along, while Joe Riddle started couple of sQrints that would have done honor to national circuit rider The tan dem work of the Roberts brothers is simply astonishing, and 1 would gamble that they could cut the amateur mile record inside of three trials. l have seen all the promi- nent night tracks in the country rnd the facilities for lighting the local course are simply unsurpassed. The people of Bir- mingham must their imagtna- tive powers to enable them to realize what an attraction Manager Snider and Presi- dent Warren of the local association have prepared for presentation. The meet will
 Twenty Entries Each Night
 There will be twenty entries in the races each night, and efforts will be made to break the mile competition record.
 Professor PAn Memoli will introduce '~rhe Premier Two Slep" dedicated to Lee Rich ardson.
 Races will begin promptly at S:15, and cars will leave Second avenue and Twen- tierh street every five minutes. Ample ar engagements will be made for checking wheels at a charge of only 10 cents.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
Champs Won

St. Louis May 24-The champions went at Young in terrific manner in the open ing innings and made five clean singles, netting them three runs. The visitors kept up the good stick work all through the game and the result was never in doubt Lewis, though a bit wild, twirled in fine form and kept the St. Louisians' hits scat tered. The champions played brilliant fielding game. Score: R H P St. Louis.. .. .. .. ..01 o 00000-1 8 , Boston,. .. .. .. ..3 2 0002 *- 13 0
 Batteries: Young and Criger; Lewis and Bergen.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Ten Innings of Fine PIaping

Mobile, Ala, May A.-The game this aft ernoon between Mobile and Dallas was @ fine exhibition of ball playing, which took ten innings to decide. The visitors played more like ball players this afternoon than since their arrival in the city. Bailey aud Armstrong were both very effective Dal- las won in the tenth on Morris single to left, Kane's pretty sacrifice and Boyle 5 safe grounder past short to left. Score:
 R H E Mobile. .. .. .. 70 00201000 e-3 6 Dallas. .. .. .. ..2 100 900 IA ' 8 Batteries: Armstrong and Badger; Bailey and Morris.
The age-herald., 1899-05-25

tingencies which must be guarded against.
 United patience and exhausting practice are necessary to become a trick rider.
 Grace and ease are required by all trick riders, but this all comes in time. Con- sidered from scientific standpoint, fancy bicycle riding brings every muscle in the body into play, and even practice Tn the
The age-herald., 1899-05-25
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