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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
THE SHELTERlNG ARMS.
Showing Made in the Annual Report
ofThis Fine Institution.

The following extracts from the an
uuaI report Of the Shcitering Arms Hos
pital for lsS are interesting:
The Sheltering Arms is non-sectarian
and entirely charitable institution. II
is dependent Tor IT'S support upon the
good viii and bcneyolcnce of the public,
and no pay patients are received.
January , 1875 the balance I'm the trea-
sury was thirteen dollars and ninety-four
cents. However. owing 90 the generosity
of IT'S friends. the hospital was enabled
10 go or. ano refused no patient in
need of De- shelter and treatment.
Tie BOaiG has been So fortunate as
to secure a+ superintendent the services
of graduate of the Training school Of
bellevue Hospital New York.
As yet tne Shelter.ug Arms has no
ward fOi contagious diseases.
The number OF patients treated during
the year 1SS: Males. -. females, g.;
making in AN e.
Number OF days of treatment given,
262G Births. @: deaths. 3.
The Treasurer annual report Of the
Hospital from January J. 1895 10 jan
uary l. 1Sgg. shows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
s,oo-REwARD- sicO.

ri. readers Of this paper will be- pieased
-, that there Is on least one dreaded
t1,snase that science has been bic 10 cure
~ III IL stages and that IS Catarrh.
lH4ans catarrh cure Is tho only positive
Su.o8-,.n being "A constitutional disease re-
49, 49, = constitutional treatment. Halls
3ei,I'S,ri. cure IS taken internally. acting
.,s--secf;v upon the blood and mucous sur-
~ ,o,ndatiou of he disease and giving
~ talent strength by building up the
tIs i,aution and assisting nature in doing
i,s work. The proprietors have 50 much
faith in its curative movers powers that they
o.. II fails Ia cure. Send for list OF
t@sttnionials Address
J.. j. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. 0.
Sold nv Druggists, 15c.
Haua i auailx Rlls Ala Ina hsst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Albert Andrews Discharges a Pistol
and Kills Charles Carter.

HAMPTON. VA. Feb. Special
Charles Carter. young colored man en-.
ployed IN the bakery OF r. j. TrayIor
here, WAS accidently shOt to-day by Al
bert Andrews. a white youth who dnves
for Mr. Traylor. and died OF the wound
IN half an hour.
Andrews was cleaning his pistol and
Carter playfuiy pointed a pistol az him
(Andrews) when Andrews snapped tho
pistol he vas cleaning and Il went on.
The ball entering Carriers stomach taken
an upward course. penetrating he heart.
The Coroners jury found that the
shooting was accidental The parties are
both residents Of Petersburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

Electric car 80. "a on the Main street
line when going VIZ about 1890 O'Clock
Yesterday between Trenty-hrst and
Twenty-sccond streets. ran into buggy
driven by Mt George Herman. an elderly
man. who lives in Henrico county The
buggy was broken in several places. one
wheel and the shafts were shattered and
other damage done.
Thc mule hitched TO the buggy was
badly hurt Mr. Herman escaped injury
He had narrow escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Chcstnnt Hi sncinI CInh.

The Social Club of Chestnut IHu met
Thursday night at Miss Greahen Lewises.
The evening was spent n games until
DO O'Clock. after which q tempting supper
was .erved Then dancing began and
lasted until a late hour. Among those
present We're. Misses Annie Fourqurean
May Lefeboro Annie Lefeboro. Amelia
Coltcr. Kate Gum, Cross. Mary Ray.
Thomas
Nessrs Marshall. Carton. a. h.
Tefeb0ro. Powers Lcfeboro. Golfer. g..
Graves. Riley. Harden Burnley, William
Guathmey Chas. Garnett and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Enllnn Hill Notes.

Miss Lille Alice. of Wakefield. Hem
rico county. has returned from an e&-
tended VISIT 60 friends on Fulton iuL
SIR r. A. Pitcher has returned from
a hunting uip boo King William county
Mr. Peter Hubbard is sick al his home
Nanlc Grove. OBJ Fulton HILL
Mr. d. a. Pollard is sick al his resi-
dcucc ON Fulton HILL
Mrs b 81 Douthat Of Dauyile. is
visiting relatives Ou Fulton Hill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Nainsook and Swiss
Match Sets

All widths Embroidery. inserting 70
match fine. delicate work. ~ to 10 inches
wide. l0c. 20 81 a yard.
Special attention has been given BY our
buyer in selecting neat and dainty pat
terms. such that are osmt suitable for
infants wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Funeral Of MIR. Ross.

The funeral OF Mr. John Gerhard Ross.
who died suddenly Thursday night will
take place this afternoon from ST Mary's
Catholic church. The intermcnt will Dc
IN ST. Mary's Cemetery.
The death OF Mr.. Ross s. a peculiarly
sad one. In the prime Of manhood. sur
rounded hy "a devoted wife ana loving
family and with AN apparently robust
constitution. he was stricken on Deem
bar lltA last NTH cangestlar OF the lungs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

AR. Fred Ward, who has so shuuaiiy
and successfully managed the stage at
Thc BiiOu since the opening of that
theatre. and Who has made him ~ Noy
popular durins h.s brief residence here,
win leave Tor New York to-day.
he has resigned his position 10 accept
another I'm that city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

o'clock this morning. The building, A
substantial brick one. was on cove
street, in the rear OF the furniture ana
carpet store OF John Willis, Jr., the
largest in Norfolk. The Willis building
caught, and was damaged 10 some eN-
tent by fire.
Mr.. WINS stock was drenched with
water.
This loss was pretty well covered by
insurance. and will be very heavy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Enther Minihnld,. Recention.

Rev. Father Wiuibald, the popular and
energetic pastor of ST. Mary's Catholic
church. will ON Monday, the 18th instant
tender % the young people OF his congre-
CATION an anti-leuten reception at St
Mays Hall The hall will be- handsome
Is decorated for the occasion and the
affair promises TO be q most enjoyable
one. There viii be music. singing and
recitauons. after which refreshments will
be served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
HARD FOUGHT CASE.
Judge Garnctt Reserves His Decision
in Regard TO the DaytOns

STORMONT. VA, Feb. 4-Special.-
The special term OF the Middlesex County
Court adjourned this afternoon at $3.50
O'clock. After hearing nearly two days
argument In the case OF William ant j
IL. Dayton FOR a new trial Judge Can nett
reserved his decision until he February
term. The Daytons were heavily rein
forced with legal talent, having secured
in addition 10 Evans and Evans Mr.. How
ard Hathaway, OF Lancaster, and j.
Boyd Sears. Of Matthews.
Judge Garnett spent all OF yesterday
and nearly all OF to-day in making up
and certifying the records in the case
OF the Fitzhugh Children. Mr.. Edward
II. Perkins. their grandfather. having
taken the case to a higher court.
Mr.. r. c. Jones and W. W. Woodward
were retained as counsel by Mr.. Perkins.
lion. Robt NlcCandiish for the titz-
hughs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
CHARGED With Theft

A small negro bog named james Gar
fer while delivering groceries TO NO al4
north Finh street this morning. picked
rD "a pair of ladies gloves ana carried
~ fhe Second Station and Justice
Crutchhcld will decide what TO do with
him on Monday The boy is just eleven
wears old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
oNEFARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Account Mardi Gras CaFniFals. 10 New
Orleans. La, February IA, lSoo;
birmingham. Ala, February 13-i4
Mobile. Ala. February 1874.

Account OF the Mardi Gras Carnivals
al New Orleans Birmingham and Mobile
on the above dates. the Southern nan
way will sell tickets 20 these points AT
one hrst-class fare for the round-ulp'
Tickets will Dee sold February IN 10
18Th inclusive. final limit Of all tickets
February D. 1893.
The southern Railway Is tho short ana
quick route 20 New Orleans birmingham
and Mobile from this section. ana oPe-
rates double daily limited train service
m both directions. with elegant dining
car service ON both trains: l. e. inc
L. s. Fast Mail and Washington ana
Southwestern Limited, operated daily
between New York. Washington. Nir-
cinia and Carolina points and New Ut
leans. with sleeping cars and thorough
fare cars going through 20 New orleans
without change Only one night on me
road between Richmond and the above
points
For detail Information apply TO Agents
Southern Railway or City Ticket once.
o53 f. Main ST.. Richmond. Va Baggage
called for and checked from residence 10
destination by Richmond Transfer Com
pany
c. ". WEsTBURY r. T. a.
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
White Goods

Unusually liberal White Goods purchase
give us a most generous asspr tmeht OF
these goods both IN staples and fancies
The extreme mOdesty ot the prices VIII
please you.
India. Iinons. soft finish. fine sheer
extra good value. &c. l-5c.. l0c. l2'sc,
10 2-3c.. 20c. and 2oc.
See our specials at Pic, l6 2-So., 2oc
and pc.
Persian Lawns fine sheer ana light
weight. 12isc 10 SIC. pc. Do. ard op
20 SOC.
French Nainsook enc and sheer, me-
dunn and light weight, SOC, 4ocp &C.
Coo, l5c.. SOC ana 81.
Real Irish Dimities. checks and stripes.
25c. and 31c.
Linen Lawns. an pure flaN. full yard
wide extra values. Csc. 90, @c' VIC.
,5c., Sjc., 81.
Dotted Muslin. mustard seed dots. 40c..
SOC. 60c and 6oc.
Plaid and Striped Muslns hue sheer.
extra values. Zee. and l2lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
ADoublc Wedding.

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
dsv afternoon 10y the clerk of the Hust-
inrs Court 60 Abram Dette.back and
Mamie Srause. and TO Max Heller, or
philadelphia. and Carrie Strause.
The young ladies are sisters and the
double ceremony Will DE performed TO-
morrow night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Dwelling turned.

WARSAW. IA. Feb. Especial 80
About IL o'clock last night the dwelling
house occupied by Iresiy 9ickenny and
family near Lyciie Store, this county,
was burned.
The fire IS thought 20 have caught from
o. defecrive fiue. No Insurance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
judgments Entered

judgments were entered In the Law
and Equity Court yesterday afternoon
in favor of T. W. Brooks against NJ. W.
CLtshal FOR sums aggregating S0i3.63.
and i'm favor of the same party against
VI. W. CutshaI. trading as the char
iotteswne Builders Supply Company. for
S5gG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

Mrs Lavinia G.. Page. who has been
n,3tron at the penitentay Tor seven
Years is very il with pneumonia.
Mrs Page by her conscientious, faith
ful discharge of her duties, and her un-
calling courtesy has made hundreds OF
friends. who will sympathize deeply with
her I'm her affection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
New PK's

An immense assortment m these 0opu-
cannon IS atched elsewhere quality
considered.
Light cord f. KS surprising values ot
12isc.. Is e-3c. 25c CSC and f'c
uoo,D. cord p. KS. especially good
values at 1870. 25c.. Soc ioc and zoe.
Fancy Figured ard striped r. y. en-
tirely new patterns, Zoe, Sec., Ac.' nc.
and 6oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Cnrr Takcn 90 Ttah.

Sheriff John T.. Ilowells. of Salt Lake
City. who came here 90 carry back 10
Utah a. ~ Cary. the prisoner VINO IS
wanted there TO stand trial for several
charges. left with his man over tle
Chesapeake and Ohio yesterday at 2.l5
O'Clock He viii DE on the trip FIVE
DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
THUNDERSTORM IN fAUQUlER.
Eight Hogs Killed by Lightning Near
Warrenton.

WARRINGTON VA. Feb. t-SpeciaA--
This section yesterday Vas visited ~ a
thunderstorm and On en- isssR - " h.
Tompkins near Casanova station. esas
hogs wcge ALLIED by hghtnln..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

c. Ricamore vs.. Berryyiiio Land and I'M
Provement Company. out or which ire
common law cases grew. has been re-
moved 20 the Circuit Court ~ Prince
William county and VIII be heard before
Judge c. T.. NicOi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Godet Lace FIOuncings

New and fetching ideas and patterns
i'm Applique. Point De Paris and Duchesse
Lace tlOuncings. GOdet lnserunss IN
Point De Gene and Normandy and Plate
Vals D. to 6 inches wide sac. 10 zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Ladies' NeckWear

Ladies' Scarfs Of ruffed embroidered
Nfopsseline de Sole and Marie Antoinette
Oriental Point y Esprit Prices range
from 7jc. 10 $40.
New stock. extremely new shapes.
Ladies Collars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
English TOrChonS

Edges and Insertings 10 match, entirely
new patterns. the lOwness of their prices
viii be a most pleasant surprise fOr you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
New Organizes

Full two Yards wide. fine sheer, 500
our Leader at &c.
Better grades al ioc, 5oc., Soc. ioc. and
81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Skirt FlOunclrgS

Nainsook and Cambria Flouncings,
10 inches wide, &c, 59c' 5oc, 49c. and
SOC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
~ MEMORY OF
REV. DR.. H0GE.
Memorial Services to Be Held This
Afternoon,
PROGRAMME AT THE Y, N. c, A,
FIRST English Lutheran Church Co Call
a Pastor-Dr Kerr 60 Preach at
Grace street Baptist Church.
Other Services go BE Held.
PROGRAMME At THE Y, N. C, A,


ol entrance
A really beautiful programme. upon
.,... .., ..,.... az which snpears ii picture
........r.a and ,o,-
"i A'. ii'E'' '''' p, ~
s...... IA Az Hon
..,-..,,.,. and Al N Gf-
""l' ,f,.,.
committee ODD '"' i'''''
teIa rr0cilti0n-ktNs. .. Gavin 0''"
art james d. tooK and James =. Smih.
ON lrurramme- Rcys Donald Guthrie.
d Calvin Stewart. Judge George j.
Christian aul 10. 81. Gillian, ESQ.
Ou Preparation Oi Church Mt7sFs y.
d. Hawr.. john S. Munce ANA 1eois
Gibson.
ou Invitation of inf committee cover
nor D. Ios. Tyler viii preside at ine
service assisted ht Jn"-, 'hil 7lidH.
In0 order oi service VIII consist OF 'n
anthem -"NoW the Lauorcr Task i-
bone. D0N0.oel Prayer "I Invocation.
hE krN d. CALVIN stewart. SINGING OF
Psalm scripture reading Df ut. d. n.
t D,.. p,,,i Nfsrzai
OF Tho German Lutheran church.
PRAYER by Rev Donald Guthrie.
HFmu-"Ior all the Saints.
r p.,ilt,
N r W., A.
l,el. Mf. l'.lI'''', I''r' y, -
iialc".i qua
HYMN ID Jerusalem, ihe Hoioch.
EeucdIcuon- REV. dr. j. j.. smith.
,,,,..,.r,..,,,-t,
De- -i a.. q. is''i'.'' VI ''i-'
To-day being tue FIRST sunday OF lHt
= 81 a. A. year. there will Dee 90 special
ue.tin. for the boys mn g o'clock in the
Association nafior. Every i"ei','ei ol '.'.
boys department dh" every dtt''i''''i- '-
fne Boys Gospel Army is urged 'o "'
present at This mDeeunE THE service
yu Do fn charge OF General Secretary
Mckee Tbe yorne mems meeting Will
Doe aeld ODD 'ne pa.',, b" d ~ ' I3nD,1r,.
The young mems meetings Of late have
been unusually attractive ana i'.'l
iur and cordial invitation is EXTENDED
d, au Young men Co be present The
..- -......- ,.,,rontrv al 4 O'Clock with
i'0'''7 "f r,,o workers. Bible
SEQ Ei.' . 81, tho t,.ra.
Training iltr7 WI" i" -
Room zoo 1.lt o'clock ana Inr '9 SUM.
rf,f. study club n classroom $50. at
~ l.-,,~
t-'
rIpcv ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
,,..,..... ,..ff -... t.I 1t the
hrt. D.. ' ,l+n.ran church this
FIRST hnbH-H .,.-. will
morning After inc service '-.'
3D.. conversational meeting Tor lht put
pose of calling pastor 10 s"-le'o NV
y a. Moreh. te., -..,t..t. Raw a. A.
The board Hll nominate lN' ,'..t-f
Marks of Mi Iau'I' ID. & '-.
for tine conere le" ,.i.'.s.d
Others menl9a,d are e Rev, Mi i-.sl .i'' W.
OF Wayueshoro. ana htN. SAT-. i-'il 1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

James r. Smith and Mr.. John Munce
viii make addresses. and Rev. Mr. Turn
%,i III purham. ~ c.. who was the
49,, ,,estoy of fbr church. will also be
askod no be present and make an address.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
PeInberton, CoTdes { Mosby
February and
White Goods
and EnlbrOiderieS.

1>rrR NEW STOCK OF WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES
here and in larger variety and lower prices than ever before
" These goods were months with great care by our
ouvers for this February The immensely OF the varieties to-
qethe with the cannot fail to impress you otn
than favoraby
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
New ReyeeriHgs
New TuckiHgS

For yoke entirely new patterns 81, Nz5.
sl.35, and $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
FIRE IN NORFOLK.
r,,srald Hall Burns and Badly Dam.
ages "A Furniture Store

So.RFOIK VA l'eh. i--Special.-
t,nnraid Hall. the meeting place of va
lions isbo. organizations here, was de-
sLrayed BIZ are. mich started a. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Mousseline de Sole

~ inches wide. colOrs: white, black ana
All evening tints An extra good value
4sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

Put ND I'm pieces of y yards especially
recommended for ladies and cnildren's
underwear fine soft and sheer, l2isc..
a yard or $50 a piece.
A better and much finer grade especial
ly agapted for infants Wear light weight
washes and wears we'll lec. yard or
s. - a piece OF u yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
English Nains00k

Nainsook and Cambria. all widths IN
50c. soc, 15c.. ST. and up 20 s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
New Arrivals in Ladies Hgh-Grade Tailored Suits,

of English Serge in undergraduates shades of Gray 1 nm
made Eton Tghtfing and Round Box Coat Jackets I'LL
Violet Tafea W. EiOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
POLITICS ON
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Two Candidates May Run for the
Legislature.
Mr.. WOOD OUT OF The RACE.
Improvement Being Made on Man
chester's Srcets-Prospects ora Ne"
Enterprise in This City-Per-
sonals aud Briefs.
Mr.. WOOD OUT OF THE RACE

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1ll2 Hull street, Beatte bloch'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-25

him eliminated from the catalogue
of dangerous and damaging pests
Convert the Goblin moth into a
benefactor of the fruit grower
and you knock from under hortl-
cultural societies the corner stone
upon which reposes an elegant
superstructure of inspectors and
bugologicaI literature. AT the
next session of the society" the
Oregon professor should be Off
cially proclaimed an enemy of his
race. Why horticulture without
the Goblin moth would be as flat,
stale and Improbable as medicine
without pneumonia!
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-25

tinguished himself in connection
with the affair and it would be
unjust to deprive him of any of
the principal glory: In this con-
nection, THE TRIBUNE may say
that outside of the state senate,
we never heard a Republican
of that deal, but it
was unquestionably the wish of
all that good might result from it
it might yet, but the prospect is
dreary and forbidding.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-25

1T seems to us that the Cuban
neWSDoys ought to be labored
with by some of our American
octopus slayers and trust de-
Stroyers. The theory of the
trust and combination smashers is
that those nefarious institutions
are the spawn of capitalistic
greed; that they have their root
and origin in vast aggregations of
luStfuI wealth, and the Cuban
newSboys are knocking the the
DRY on the head. They are Civ
ing demonstration of the fact
that trusts and combinations are
porn in the bosom of poverty
among the masses. Those chill
dren OF nature, unIearned in the
mysteries of civilization and the
arts OF combination, have formed
trust for the purpose of accom-
pushing political ends. Thew
nave combined to crush a news
paper because it refuses to SUD-
port Gomez for president of the
prospective Cuban republic
Trusts have their root in human
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-25
A SUGGESTION

County Attorney Smith is keep
pretty busy these days prosecut-
ing actual criminals and prevent
ing the prosecution of suspects
! against whom there is no actual
proof. A great many people Ia
Der under the impression that it
is the duty of prosecuting attor-
neY to prosecute everything in
sight whether there be proof or
not; and there are some people
who seek to convert a public
prosecutor into an instrument for
wreaking their private spites. 1t
should be borne in mind that it is
as much the business of a public
prosecutor to prevent persecution
as to institute prosecution. 1t is
also his duty to refuse to prose-
cute when in his opinion there is
not sufficient evidence to procure
conviction. People are often
morally certain of guilt but utter
ly unable 10 legally prove it. In
such cases, it is the duty of pub
lie prosecutor to refuse to prose-
cute, because moral certainty is
too uncertain to be admitted as
legal evidence. But we would
not for anything curtail the con-
stitutional right of a free and in
dependent people to lambast their
servants. Public prosecutors, no
matter how ably and conscien-
tiously they discharge their duties, |
are proper objects upon which to
eXpend considerable pent up Gus
sedness. We fear County Attor-
ney Smith is escaping with less
than his share, therefore suggest
that habitual swearers, having no
excuse on earth for
swearing but must swear or pine
n sorrow, might relieve them
selves and do no harm by swear
ng at him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-25
RESPECTFULLY COMMENDED

A number of goldbup papers of
the state are Mortified over the en-
actment OF some laws by the last
legislature. Who is any more re-
spOnsible for vicious legislation
than the republicO. pop combination
IN the senate? Where they We're
In the majority, and it will be re.
membered that the excuse offered
FOR the fusion was that the interests
OF the state might not be imperiled
Dy Ihe democrats and silver repub.
Means having control. Give us A
rest, or be honest enough to as.
sumo your share of the responsihiI.
lty. The people of the state are
aware of the fact that no laws
could have been enacted withont
the consent of the senate, and that
was republicO pop.
The foregoing eminently just,
well merited and long-expected
structure is copied from the CaId-
well Record, silver-republican-
democratic organ of official stand
ing; and we most respectfully
commend it to the serious consid-
of those Republican State
Senators who sought fusion that
they might enjoy responsibility.
l he hecOrd states the case Main
ly and fairly except as to the in
that many Republican
papers are responsible. To the
credit of most of the Republican
papers, it should be said that thew
ilscountenanced the senate fusion
rom the first. Senator Goodinp
't Lincoln county particularly dis,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-25
UNFORTUNATE, IF TRUE
Says an iConoclastic exchange

Says an iconoclastic exchange:
There appears to be a wide differ.
enee of opinion among those inter
ested in experiments with the cod.
lin moth, with regards TO it's effect
on fruit. A professor in an Oregon
school in delivering lecture on
fruit pests claimed that the Goblin
moth was beneficial to the gaowers.
THE TRIBUNE is incompetent
to give expert opinions on the
Goblin moth, but does not hesitate
to say that if the Oregon profess
sor is right, it is unfortunate. The
Goblin moth has been an unquali-
fed blessing to a certain variety
OF horticulturists in this State and,
therefore, we would hate to see
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the integrity and information of
our esteemed contemporary. We
are at once convinced that Mr..
Borah "has no strings on Steun-
enberg." There is nothing in the
composition of the two men to
justify suspicion that there is
anything in common between
them.