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of not less than two (S2 90 dollars nor
more than one hundred (Sl00 dollars.
SEC VIII Ii two or more persons as
scmble for the purp, Sc OF disturbing the
public peace OF the village of Wciscr, for
The purpose OF committing any unlawful
act within the limits OF said village. aud
do not disperse upon being commanded
to do so by the village marshal deputy
marshal or trustee of said village. the
persons 50 offending shall, upon coviciian
thereof be severally punished by fue
OF not less than ten (Sl0 dollars nor
more than one hundred (Sl00) dollars.
SEC TX. Any person or persons who
shall stand In or upon any street or sid,
walk within the limits of the village OF
Weiser, after being notified to move ON
by the marshal or amy deputy marshal Of
said village. shall, upon conviction there
of, be punished by fine in any sum not
less than two (S2 00) dollars nor more
than one hundred (Slo0) dollars
SEC X. II two or more persons shall
meet in any street. alley or public place
in the village of Weiser, to do an unlaw-
full act upon u common cause or qutrr,l
and shall make advances toward il, or do
an unlawful net Of violence. or engage in
my fight either with or without II com
mon cause of quarrel, or who shall act in
violent. tumultuuus or riotous manner,
shall, upon conviction thereof. be sever
ally punished by fine OF not less than
five (S5.00.) dollars nor more than one
hundred (Sl00.) dollars.
SEC XI ANY person or persons who
shall keep any dsnrderley house. or any
house for the purpose OF assignatinn or
prostitution, or who shall allow, permit
or suffer IN any house or place or build
lug kept used or occupied by him or her.
within the limits OF the village of Weiser
an designation, prostitutes or prostitution,
OF any disorderly. noisy or rotous con-
duct, or any quarrelling or fighting OF
who keeps an inn in isordcrly manner.
SHALL upon conviction thereof. be punish
ed by fine OF not less than ten (SlO)
collars nor more than Que hundred
lSiO0 dollars for ench and every otfense
SEC MI Dog or cock lighting is
strictly prohibited within the limits Of
The village OF Welser. Every person who
participates In such fighting or who aids
or aoels the same by his presence, shall
be punished by hue OF not less than two
(S2 Oo.) dollars nor more than twenty five
(S25.) dollars for each aud every oifens-.
SEC NH. Ia all cases where u line
shall be imposed on any person for a
violation OF any section of this ordinance.
aud the fine is not paid by such person.
he may be imprisoned in the village or
county jail not less than our day for each
two ts2 co.. dollars OF such llne Provii-
ed: That in case OF violation Of this oriii-
nance by persons under The age OF eigh-
teen years the justice OF the peace may,
for the first ofrense. remit the fine.
Approved this 9th day of May, 1890.
Tuos. Q. GALLOWAY.
Attest: e. 7. HALL, Chairman.
Village Clerk.
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'rH.E SIGN AL
THURSDAY, JUNE /. 1890,
ORDINANCE NO. ~.

AN ORDINANCE DEFINING OFFENsEs
AGAINST THE PEACE AND aooD oRDEI,
or THE VILLAGE OF wEIsER AND PRO
vIDING PUNISHMENT THEREFOR.
BE 1t ordained by tho chairman and
board az trustees Of the village Of Weser.
Washington county, Idaho:
SECTION /. Any person who shall OBJ
struct, or cause 10 be obstructed any nf
the sidewalks. streets or asless in III,
village Of Wciser. and shall continue such
obstruction for period Of twenty four
hours after notice from the marshal To
remove the same, shall, on conviction
thereof be fined in any sum not less
than two (S2 dollars nor more than
one hundred ($lo0) dollars.
SEC Ill. Any person or persons who
shall impnir or injure or cause to be inn
paired or injured. any sidewalk. street
or alley in the village of Weiser. shall.
upon conviction thereof be fined in any
sum NOT less than five 5000 dollars nor
more than one hundred (Sl00) dollars.
SEC. II. ANY person who shall ride
any bicyclc on any OF the side. walks oil
the village Of Wciser shall, upon convic-
tion thereof. be fined in any sum moi less
than FIVE {S500) dollars nor more than
twenty-five t325.) dollars for each and
every offnsc.
SEC ". Any person or persons who
shall ride or drive any vehicle horse.
horses, cattlc or other livestock uuon on
across any OF the sidewalks OF the village
OF Weiser shall, upon conviction thereof.
be fined IN ary sum not less than five
tS5 00) dollars nor more than Twenty-Five
(s25. dollars for each and every otrrnse.
SEc. Y. Any person or persons who
shall be guilty OF any furious. reckless or
careless riding or driving of any horse or
horses, or other animal or animals, with
in the limits Of the village Of Wciser.
shall. upon conviction thereof. be- fined Ia
any sum MI less than Ave Us 00) dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars.
SEC vi. Any persun or persons who
shall be guilty of any noisy or riotous or
dlsorderiy conduct, or IN any way commit
breach Of the peace OF the inhabitants
Of the village Of 'Keiser shall. upon CON
yiolion thereof, be punished by fine of
not less than two (S2 COZ dollars nor
more than one hundred (slo0) dollars.
See. VII. Auy person or persons who
shall in auy Of The streets or in auy
pubic place in The village OF Wciser in II
state OF lutoxication. or shall make any
Indecent or obscene exposure of the per.
non. or who shall ia my public place
within. the village IN loud. angry or
Threatening manner Use my vulgar,
obscene or profune language OF an insult
Ing character. intended In any way 10
inlure or harm any person or persons, or
whereby the peace or quiet OF any OF the
Inhabitants OF ME sad village be disturb
~. shall, np1n conviction thereof. for
rssh such oHepse, bc punished by a fine
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Excursion to the East.

On June 5th and 9th a rate of one fare
plus So for round trip will be made from
All points in Idaho to Omaha. 81. Joseph,
Kansas Chy. ST. Louis aud Chic9gp via
the RIO Grande Western. Great Salt
Lake Route" The onl, route passing
through Salt Lake City. Greenwood
Springs Pueblo. Colorado Springs and
Denver Choice of four iinrs cast OF
Colorado All the luxurlcs of mndcrn
travel. Pullman Palace ami I urlst
sleeping clrs Dining aud chair cars.
Most magnificent scenery on lh" c'nIi-
aent For particulars consnll nc'resl
agent or write w. G McthIpE,
Grn'l Art. Butte. MvAt.
f. A. WADLEIGH,
G. P. & II. a., Sail Lake Utah.
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line shall be paid by the marshal to the v'iiAee
SEC. vi. The marshal shall collect the follow !
ing fees for s,izing. impounding, Keeping a''u
selling any animal or animals under the provis-
ions OF this ordinances: For tnking up anu l'n-
Isl OO) Dollar and for hogs, sheep ana goats; per
head. One Dollar for reed and keeping per heag
per DAY, for cattle. hfty cents; for horses ana
lnnles fifty cents for hogs. sheep ana goh's'
twenty-five cents; for publishing notice Of sne
ten cents per line OF the printed copy; lor each
sale. One Dollar. -
MI stock impounded under the provisions Of tn,s
ordinance giving the description OF all animals
so i'm bounded the date when seized. the date OF
sale the amount received for fines or the amount
received .or the sale OF such animal or auinin.s,
the amount paid to the village clerk. anu the
owner il known to him. lie shall receive re- re-,
cept in duplicate from the village clerk ior AZ
moneys paid and shall nle the uupilc"te Win ~
report. .,,
| SEC VIII. Any person or persons VINO snail
hrenk the village pound take therefrom any
animal or animals that have been impounded
under the provisions of this ordinance. or Snail
attempt to take the same from the marshal whlie
in his possession, shall upon conviction thereol
before n Justice of the Peace be fined III any
sum not less than Ten $50 Dollars nor more
than One Hundred (sl00) Dollars and the costs
OF prosecution and be confined in the village OF
county Jail until the fine is paid At the rate oil
one day for each two dollars OF such line.
| SEC X This ordinance shall take eject anu
| be ia force on and after the first day or August
| 1899
Approved this 9th day OF May. 1899.
Tnos. G. GALLOWAY.
| Attest: f. p HALL Chairman
Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. Is.

AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING CATTLE. ETC.
FROM RUNNING AT LARGE WITHIN THE
INCORPORATE LIMITS OF THE VILLAGE
OF WEiSER IDsUO
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AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING CATTLE. ETC.
FROM RUNNING AT LARGE WITHIN THE
INCORPORATE LIMITS OF THE VILLAGE
OF wEIsER. IDAHO.
BE it ordained BY the chairman and hoard q,
trustees OF the village of Weiser, Washington
SECTION |. No cattle, horse or horses. mule n,
mues, hog or hogs goat or goats or sheen shall
ne allowed to run ut large, or b. hcrad tethere,l
OF plcketed in any of the Streets nile, or nubli
grounds witliiu The Incorporate. Limits of tho I'll
inge OF Neiser; aud It is hereby made and shall
oe tue dulS OF the marshal OF the said vilnr,. Ia
Sei<e ana impouud in some suitah bic place or in,
closure, any and all cattle horses mules. hors
goats or sheep iouHd tethered. picketed or run
mug AZ large within the aforesaid limits
uofc IL. W hen the marshal sim II seize "A ma. IN,
pound any animal or animals mentioned IN see
ton one OF this ord nance. he shall fnrtl,,yjfl,
post AT three conspicuous places in the village for
noi less thnn ten days written or printed no.
tce containing n description OF the animal ar
animals IN, seized by him, the date OF SEIZURE and
the time and place where the same shall nc snld
such notice shall be- published at least once H.,
some newspaper published in said village: mo-
Weed, that no sale under this ordinance shall he
seizure. ~ VI sum
SIC III. Any animal or animals seized and i'm
pounded under this ordinance If unclaimed or
u Chained, upon which the legal charges n nd; ex
pehses have not been paid shall be sold nv ~.
m"rshal NJ public auction to the highest hiider
=. me time aud place mentioned in the notice de-
scribed IN section two OF this ordinance An
moneys received by the marshal from the sale 81
any ~ animal or animals so seized aud impounded
SnS NJ oe paid by him to the village clerk.
oho ~, ANY animal oranimais seized and i'm
pounded under the provisions OF this ordinar ,s
snsii be provided with proper care. food and
"s S whiie so confned BY the marshal.
oso- V. III at any time prior to such sale tho
owner OF any animal or animals so seized and
impounded. shall claim the same. he shall he en-
ieu 10 the possession thereof upon the pa yment
~ s,o siaishai OF such sum sums MS Is herein
aitef provided: and all legal charges and ex men
- '"0'uen' 10 such taking up and keeping. Such
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An ORDINANCE DEFINING orFENsEs
AGAINST THE PEACE AND a0oD ORDER
or THE VILLAGE OF wEIsER AND PRO
NIDING PUNISHMENT TnEREEOR
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The Supreme Judge is safe cigar
TO ask for.
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CHINESE PROTEST
Against Exclusion OF the Chimes
From the Philippines.

Against Exclusion OF tho Chinese
From the Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Sept. is.-The i'm
perial Chinese government, through its
minister here, Mr.. WI Ting-Fang. has
lodged with the state department an
emphatic protest agninst the military
order Of General Otis. excluding Chi
nese from the Philippines. Neither the
state department nor the Chinese lega-
ton will give any information con-
cernlng the protest but from entirely re-
liable quarters, 1t Is learned that 1t in
sIsts that General Otis action Is con-
trary to international law, In violation
Of existing treaties and in complete dis
regard OF the friendly relations which
have been so long maintained between
the two countries. Minister WI called
at the state department last Friday.
and It is believed he submitted the pro-
test in person at the time.
The matter was promptly brought to
the attention Of the President. us the
protest was Of such character as to
give the subject an international as
pect considerably beyond the purely
military questions involved.
It is understood that among the spe-
clfic points OF protest submitted by the
Chinese government Is one to the eff
feet that such an order is departure
from the announced purpose OF the
President Of the United States to main
tain the present status Of affairs In the
Philippines until Congress had deter
mined a permanent condition.
The military phases of the question
have been referred to Secretary Root.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Arrange-
ments for the national reception TO
Admiral Dewey In this city october .
and are being rapidly completed.
General Nelson A. Miles, the marshal
OF the parade, has announced the Sc
lection of Adjutant General Corbin as
his chief Of stan and Major John A.
johnson, assistant adjutant general,
chief aide de camp The parade will
consist OF about 10000 men. represent
ing military and naval, civic, patriotic,
labor and secret organizations. The
escort which will accompany Admiral
Dewey to the capitol Rt noon on October
3, where he will be presented by secre-
tary Long the sword voted to him by
Congress, will be mounted, and consist
OF the visiting governors Of the states
and their staffs, representatives OF the
army, the navy and the executive
branches OF the government and prom
inent citizens OF the capital.
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Royalists wished TO carry out their
conspiracy, if possible, was shown IA q
telegram which n. Buffet sent him,
begging him to remain. ''as the govern
ment did not know what to do with II.
Derouleds."
The indictment evoked frequent OUT
breaks Of derislve laughter. aud iron
ical comment at the expense oe the
RoynlistG, especially on the reading Of
the various kilograms exchanged and
the failure Of the plots.
At the conclusion Of the reading Of
the indictment. II. Faliieresl ordered the
senators to sit behind closed doors. The
senate Rt Z p. m. was still deliberatinG.
Several papers to-day revived tn
rumor that the Duke Of Orleans 10 shut
up with II. Guerin In Fort Chabrol, the
headquarters Of the Anti-Semite
League, which has been besleged since
August y. No definite statement was
merely limited that II might DO true,
baslng their idea on the statement that
the Duke Of Orleans has not been heard
from for over n month.
The silence Of the Royallst protander
at this stage is not surprising and 10
not taken to be any ground for Buppo9-
ing him to be with Guerin.
The most rigorous precautions were
taken for the safety Of the senate
building this afternoon.
on the resumption of the public slt-
ting, N. Fallleres announced that thA
senate had decided by q vote Of 23l
| against 32 to allow prisoners 20 be rep-
resented by counsel during the prellm-
mary Inquiry, but the answer Of the
competence Of the senate to cit aS 4
high court to try the charges had been
adjourned until nfter the conclusion Of
the preliminary inquiry.
This Is tantamount to an adjourn
ment Of the high court for several
weeks at least
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vENEzuELAN REVOLUTION
Takes Serious Turn-NfInister Loo
mis- Hurrying to His Post.

Takes a Serious Turn-NIInister Loo
mis- Hurrying to His Post.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1S.-A
cnblegram received at the navy de-
partment to-day from San Juan, P. r.
states that the Detroit sailed from that
place Saturday for la Guaynra, Venez-
uela. She should arrive ut that port to.
day, according to the calculations of the
naval officers.
United States Minister LoomIs is hur-
rying his departure from Washington.
because Of the gravity OF the situation
in Venezuela. He left to-day for New
York and will take the first steamer
from that city for Venezuela, which will
be not later than Saturday next. The
minister regards the situation as critic
al II the newspaper reports Of the In
surgent successes are accurate. The
town OF Maracay, where the revolution
lists were reported to be Saturday. ts
only about eighty miles distant from
Caracas, the capital.
No orders have been Issued to the
Nashville, now Mt GlbRra. Cuba, to pro-
ceed to Venezuela, but It is entirely
probable that she will be needed soon ut
Porto Cabello, which lB reported here
to have fallen into the hands Of the In
gurgents
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TWO MIsTAKEs
BY American Gunbouts, Chasing
British Ships for FiIlbusters.

Dy hulCEIEuU NulluuuNbN SluhlUk
British Ships for Fillbusters.
HONG KONG. Sept. 1s.-The Ameri-
can gunboat Pamphango has chased the
British steamer Yuen Sang from Ma
nlla to Hong Kong. The gunboat sight
ed the steamer during the night of Sep
tember about thirty miles of the
north coast OF the island Of Luzon, and
suspected that she was a fllbuster. The
Pamphango fired three shots, which
the Yuen Sang dIsreRnrdsd until the
third shell exploded near her. Sho
then stopped, and the commander of
the gunboat boarded the Yuen Sang,
found he had made 9 aliq end gpoly
An American gunboat, name un-
known, followed tho British steamer
Dlamte. bound from Manila to Hong
Kong. The warshlp sighted the steamer
near Sublg Bay during the night Of
September 10. and whistled signals 70
stop. The signals were disregarded,
and the gunboat ran alongside the
Diamte. getting SO close that her guns
tore away the Diamte's outrigging. Her
passengers were thrown Into q panic.
The gunboat. on learning the identity
OF the steamer, sheered OF.
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but a large part Of the AfrilEander pop
ulation, as well as the Zulus and Kaf-
fiFs, who are friendly to the TransvaAl
people, and possibly Germany. SIM
cerely deprecate from the bottom OF
my heart the clash OF arms / view
with horror the employment Of the
black man on either side. The black
men in Africa outnumber the whites
hve to one. ard II they 90 to war, no
matter for whom they are hghtlng,
there Is no telling when they Will stop.
The chief Of the Zulus has been incar-
cerated on the island OF 81. Helena by
the English for the last ten years, and
these men do not forget q foe. We are
on very friendly terms with the Kattirs
md the ZuIti1 -
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storm,s Dcath I.ist swelled.

ST. JOHNS. N. F.. Sept. 1s.-Reports
received to-day added sixteen lives to
the death roll resulting from Thurs
days hurricane. The schooner Ang-
Ter went down In Placentla bay, with
five men: the schooner Lily May was
driven ashore on Mistaken Point, with
the loss OF seven men, and the schooner
Dnlsy lost one man overheard. and sub
geauently had boat capsiZed, drown
ing three. II is feared that even these
casualties will not exhaust the tale Of
lIgasteF
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ls.-Mnjor s.
r. Jones, u. s. A, who has been quar-
termaster at Manila ever since that
city was captured by the Americans,
was n passenger on the Coptlc, which
arrived from Hong Kong and Yokoha-
ma, vln Honolulu to-day. He will re-
mort to Washington. When Major
Jones left Manila forward movement
I'm the rain and mud was being made
ngninst the insurgents. He Is Of the
opinion that $4,000 men will have to be
kept on the island Of Luzon FOR ten
wears in order to keep the peace, but
that the actual fighting will not last
six weeks when that number Of Amer
lcnna have beon landed OF Mnnll1.
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prntcst From MARYLAND.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-Governor
Lowndes, Senator Wellington, Mayor
Mnlster, Of Baltimore, and General Fe-
lIx Agnus called upon the President to-
day, and formally protested against
the assignment OF Rear Admiral Schley
TO command the South Atlantic squad
ron, on the ground that II was not COM
mensurnte with his dignity and the SER
vice he had rendered curing the Span
Ish-Amerlcan war. The. protest was
mnde voluntarily, and without Admiral
schIey's knowledge. The President lis
tened nttentlvely to what the Maryland
Republican leaders had to say, but gave
no Indication Of whnt he would do The
delegation was with him about half an
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YICE.pREsIpENT SICK.
ness May Cause Him to Decline a
n........IunnInr.

Illness May Cause Him to Decline a
denomination.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-Garrett A.
Robart's continued illness has provok-
ed revival OF runors circulated dur
ing the summer that he may not be a
candidate for reelection in 1900. Lead
ers of the Republican party have con-
'ceded /. sfS-nominatio6 q tne vice pres.
ident II he wishes IT, But Mr.. Hobart
has made II clear that his health is
more precious to him than any ofice,
and that II he gets no better than he is
to-day he will formally announce his
retirement from public life and ask his
party to select a man not handicapped
by physical disability Of any sort.
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sbomrook Shows Great Speed.

NEW YORK. Sept. iS.-Tho Sham
rock had another trial sail to-day on
Sandy Hook, stnrting from the Scotland
lIghtshlp, and sailing over fifteen
mile course, to the wIndward and re-
turn. The Irish boat certainly show
ed great speed. especially on tho run
home on nm increasing breeze, making
the last fifteen miles in nn hour and hf-
teen minutes. n remarkable perform
nnce. considering that her sheets were
apparently trimmed well In, While the
course was broad reach.
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NEWPORT. R, l.. Sept. 1s.-Lieut.
Commander Cameron MGR. WInslow,
U. S. N, who distinguished himself at
Cienfuegos during the war with Spain,
and Miss Dora HAvemeyer, daughter
OF Mrs. Theodore A. Hayemeyer, were
married here to-day In the presence OF
n large and fashionable assembly.
Among many Of the guests were many
officers OF the North Atlantic sqad-
ron, who were attired In full uniform.
a reception, with music, followed the
ceremony. The newly married couple
started early in the afternoon on a brief
wedding trip,
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Germany WIN Not Assist,

BERLIN, Sept. is-The Associated
Press learns authoritatlvsly that the
German government has emphatlcally
Informed President Kruger to expect
no assistance in the event Of war with
Great Britain, and that the German
consuIs In the Transvaal have been in
structed to inform Germans who volun-
teer their help that they will be aiding
President Kruger at their own risk.