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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

edge Of what had happened ana ssss
now. whan she has fully recovered Leg
health. It would be dangerous expeki-
ment to reveal to Mrs.. Smith the awful
circumstances surrounding her burial
and resurrection.
In explanation Of the strange phe-
nomenon but one thing can b said.
That 10 that the woman's sub-eon-
science mind Influenced the husbands
mind telepathicAlly and warned him
Of her danger. There II nothing -
very unreasonable about that explain
alton. Deep researches have convincea
such men ~ Bishop Fall0ws that
that there Is such 4 phenomenon ~ Ne
designate By the term ''telepathy' aAA
the limitations at present imposed on
the INSTRUMENTATION OF physically
remote minds need only to BE- sclent1a-
cally understood to be. in large part,
in the way Of removal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Black diphthsria has given st.
Louis girl wonderful barytone voice
worth = pot Of money. says the St
Louis Post Dispatch. Two years ago
her voice had no quality and she did
not pretend to sing There was moth
Ing but the high querulous key OF the
singer OF NO lay. To-day she stands
on the threshold of q musical career.
There Ia passion and power In her
voice. Listening, without gazing upon
the face Of the pretty singer. one would
declare that II was the outpouring Of
. mans soul. And the marvel Of tbs
metamorphosis 10 that there Is moth
ing of the female contralto In the vel
vet throat notes. II Is barytone OF
the most powerful tone Judges OF
musical technique have told the happy
posseYsor OF this strange new voice
she may have the lovers OF harmony 1t
her feet II she will cultivate her oddly
given genius. Tho young woman u
awakening from the long letharKy OF
invalidism to q full and wondering
realisation OF her divine gift. For six
months she could not speak above q
whisper and then only with great pain.
She was even given up AZ one time.
but 4 strong constitution and brave
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

names of the characters must for the
present be a secret. for to disclose
them might be to encompass the death
OF one who but for a miracle would
not be above ground to-day. The
names will. however. be given to the
public when an investigation which
il now on foot has been completed
and the truth OF the case made mani
fest to the most skeptical.
For the present the two principals
in the case will be designated as Mr..
and Mrs Charles Smith. He was a
young business man in an Eastern
city She was q woman of strong emo
tons and most delicate perceptions.
Between them existed rare sympa-
thy which extended to all the facul-
ties Mrs. Smith fell Ill. and after q
few weeks Of agony. during which hei
husband waited on her with con-
stancy not often seen. she died. THAI
is, she appeared to die. There was NJ
question about it in the doctors mind
The customary phenomena OF deatt
was present certificate WAS issuet
and an undertaken was called in. TIT
embalming process was. however, dis
pensed with.
In the midst Of troubled sleep OF
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Other kportin9 Matters.

Jimmy Michael is riding fast in
training. The Welsh Rarebtt" ia US
ing 112-gesr but will later ON change
1t to 1870. which he will use In all his
races.
Tommy Ryan has practically agreed
to meet Joe Choynski. The Fort Dear
born people are negotiating for this
fight. Walcott IL anxious to meet
Choynski again. Ryan has drawn the
color line on t.4.s man and win over
choynski In ak rounds would give him
something of line on the negro. Wal
colt. with his rushing method and car
ryinE the figkt with Choynski, could
do something man standing on spar
ring the ex-Caiifornian never could do
namely. finlsh him inside OF six,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14


the night after the funeral Mr.. Smith
heard voice calling his name:
"Charles Charles He went TO sleep
again, being OF materiallstic views.
but was again caused TO start up by
hearing the cries repeated third
time he heard the voice. and now fully
recognized it as that of his dead wife,
Charles. Charles Save me. Save
mel" It seemed to say.
He sprang out OF bel trembling all
ever. Finding that he WAS alone he
rushed into his Cousins room, crying.
Get up, Get up. We must go to the
cemetery, She is alive! She is call
ing met 1t was daybreak and the
two men quickly hitched up to wa
gon and started for the woman's
grave at breakneck speed. They had
brought shovels with them and. when
they had arrived. straightway began
to dig.
Sweating, soiled and dishevelled,
they at length reached the comm. To-
gether they wrenehed of the lid. Smith
uttered loud cry. His wife was
moving: she was trying feebiy to
turn over in her narrow bed.
He passed his arms about her and
lifted her out. Together the two men
raised her from the grave, placed her
In the wagon and conveyed her home
Physicians were called in. Under closs
medical care she slowly recovered
from her malady. Every precautior
waa taken to hide from her knowl-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
AN AGED VETERAN.
PsnsAoa Returns Have tks Name sf .
MAJ l19 YsAss OLA.

PsnsGon Rstaras Have tks Nane Of .
MAJ lss Ysass Ola.
According to . bundle OF anidAviB
Just received at the Pension bureau
there IL 4 veteran Of the Civil VIZ
who has celebrated his 1921 birthday.
Commissioner Evans has had 70 many
astonishing things brought to his mo-
tice in amdavfts pertaining to pen
sioners that he hesitates to raise ~
issue Of veracity with this veteran IN
til 4 special agent can make m M
vestigAtion. On the face the papers
appear to b In regular shape. joan
MCGOWAN, now living In Clay county.
Fla, claims to have enlisted in tAA
Union army with . number Of Florida
men and to have been attached TO ths
Seventeenth Connecticut. His enllst
ment took place in 1853. Az he dtd
not feel the weight OF increasing years
until quito recently he took no stspa
toward . pension But now he =
growing old and he desires the heao
which the dependent pension act b.
slows upon the needy. According -
the sworn statements which he hles
Veteran MCGOWAN was born in Irehne
on the 18th OF March, 177s. two days
before st. Patrick's day. He came t.
the United States in 1904 He remem-
bers from personal observation Jack
sons campaign in Florida, in 1852
He also refers to vivid recollections OF
the falling OF the stars" which, a.
cording to history. took place In 1883.
Personal knowledge Of other events p
cited as corroboratiye evidence OF Mt.
McGowan's claim as to age IL the Oio
man Is right about bis age he must
have been 81 years old when he enlist
ed in the war. The pension omsiAha
are not yet prepared to question tha
accuracy OF any OF the sworn asser-
tions.-St Louis Globe Democrat
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

match In which Harry Var
Participate on his return ~
>ry from England will BE-
be links Of the Midlothian
ab At Blue Island. near Chi
ne he has been engaged 10
cee days exhibition July 10,
1 he English champion will
My to Chicago upon his arriv-
perai Of the local clubs have
pade oyertures to have him
Dition matches over their
billie Smith, the American
/ and Midlothian professional
VIII play = thirty-six hole
- vardon during his visit to
y. Smith was defeated dur
winter On the links OF the
club At Ut. Augustine. Fla,
nglish champion In . thirty
batch, by = score OF : up and
\. His familiarity with the
I'd course. II 10 thought. will
1T advantage TO him and Z
ech IL expected On the otheI
ION win BE- pitted against thu
/ OF two OF the leading pro-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

that TIE old town might have League
ball again next year. Said Ne:
II should not be At al surprised 70
re . National League team here next
season. In fact It 10 my opinion that
there will Be = major league organisa-
ton here. II the eight-ciub league
should not prove . SUCCESS this season
there would. believe. be . return Of
10-club organization. TO include
Washington. There il one thing tho
major league would mot do. No lease
would be given for Union park for
more than one year. This was. In my
opinion. to make 1t easy to put this
city back into the major league. Every
city after having won . psnnant ex-
hibits = reaction In interest, and the
attendance drops from the boom timer.
This was the condition In Baltimore.
believe 4 National League tea n
would proper here, and should ma
b adverse to managing one. ~ | r.
gard this - ono OF the best cities ! 1
the country for . residence.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Trenton IN T. correspondence New
York Herald: cloud of bugs was
responsible for the calling out OF the
Trenton IRE department last night.
The bugs were gathered around the
steeple OF the Fourth Presbyterian
church In such numbers and at such
a distance from the ground that q pas
serby mistook them for amokA ana
sent in an alarm. When the are de-
pnrtment arrived Chief Allen, with
the aid of field glass, discovered the
mistake and the Are companies re-
turned to their houses
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

The last time Chicago had repre-
s4nta,ton in \ minor league WAS In
ISSs. when IL haa team In the West
rra Association. which Ia now ths
American League. Herman Long
started that season playing left fseld
for 1t, WAY brought into the inheld
and started In his great career A
singular coincidence is that In 1883
Tom LOTUS. now chioago's manager,
was al the head of the Western As
ISOLATION team in st Louis. while
Chariis comiskey managed the 81.
Louis Browns. Now LOTUS ID in
charge of the league team at Chicago.
while comiskey manages the Windy
Citys American League team.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

six rounus and surprised the Nonparetl
A. no one else excepting Bob F1tssim-
mons ever succeeded In doing. He also
bexted Dominick McCanery. who II
one OF the clcverest men OF bis weight
the modern school has ever produced.
McAuliffe's successor. Kid LasipEe.
was not his equal as boxer. but
Young Critic demonstrated 10 him that
there were men In his class who are
fully a. skillfui as he. Prof Donovan
is now the instructor OF the New York
Athletic club and Is ~ daily practice
with the gloves.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

two children 1t developed that the lat
ter were made victims of peculiar
gambling method One day last win
ter the two boys were put outdoors
barefooted. On April policeman
found them filthy. famished and with
both feet covered with ulcers from
frost bite. The boys were nearly dead
when found. 4 have not the slightest
doubt, said Superintendent jenkins
of the Gerry society. that children are
Insured and deliberately killed by neg
lect or otherwise that those who in
sure them may pocket the money"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

For the weird. unnatural story that
follows, involving the most amazing
case Of telepathy and the most start
ling rescue from the grave that have
yet, perhaps, been recorded, II ID hoped
that unqualified credence will BE- given.
The facts will be stated, however, ~
they are known to the immediate
members Of the family concerned and
az they are vouched for by no less =
parsonage than Bishop Samuel Fall
lows of the Reformed Episcopal
church, who resides in Chicago The
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

The is little doubt that the Ma
tlonaI League and Class A League
players will organize TO fight oppres-
sion and injustice. and 1t II reported
that each member OF every National
League club Is subscribing IS monthly
Into a fund to be paid into the treas
ury Of union TO be formed this fall.
The only way to secure fair treatment
10 to fight the maGnates with their
own weapons. meeting secret organi-
ration with counter secret organira-
ton.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

John A. Blaurock has resigned the
presidency OF the N. G. A. and he has
been succeeded by George Cooke. pres-
ident OF the Harlem Wheelmen. This
change has been expected for some
time. Mr.. Blaurock is busy man and
he found that he could not give the
N. G. A. the attention 1t deserved, so
he stepped down to make room for \
man who can look sSter all the "DETAILS
OF the once.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
rather I.r.ys for Ts,. ~.

Y Fsth~r T'ruys for Has 49,
. e. Jei1ries father of the
J pugilist. in praying that his
may soon zee the error Of his
minister from the home Of
eAther is quoted N follows.
pr JefI,Ies Is deeply grleved
|nrse his son In pursuing. OF
lhen James was matched 10
|Bsimmons his father was
|Rrtnrbcd. bat the newspapers.
h. colored what he Is alleged
aid In reference to his pray
lanes victory over Robert
IONS. ! had a long talk with
Deisries shortly before he left
md. He sincerely hopes that
before long some little spider
,pw may give James q good
:. and that then the bad boy
(rt the evil prize ring"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

Samuel Dine, who was adjudrsd In
sane At Frankfort. Ind, escaped from
the authorities and walked to Con-
verse, distance of so miles. He dur
IN his fathers body and hauled Il
around In . wagon for several days.
He was taken In charge by relatives
and SAINT back to Frankoose
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

0sFs1A 0fs@u @aN@Rets
PrIstein. Of Syracuse. IL the
broad jumper OF the world.
Ahed his right 10 this title Ut
n relay meet Of the la.yer-
ennsylyauis. which WAS held
elphla recently. He jumped
7h inches. breaking the
cord of II feet. ~ inches.
c. krasnzlesn. of Philadel-
yuarn ago prinatein entered
jump contest NJ Philadel-
made 70 feet. ~ inches
won the championship. Last
vas defeated by KraenHlein
that IL was claimed that he
form lie said nothing but
ainipg right along. About a
bre the games he told Chan
4. OF Syracuse University
vas going to win the broad
y had to Jump \ leg on. Prin-
modest fellow and has never
ased OF blowing his own horn.
new that he was in fine con-
I'D was resolved to redeem
The story of how well he
ehed II In now too familiar
repetition. Prinstein II q
Of the junior class OF Syracuse
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

will enabled her 10 live. One day.
seated at the piano. she dreamily
touched the keys, opened her lips and
awoke. A voice she had never heard
stirred the still room: rich and deep
tune that frightened her. Bewtldered
and afraid she timidiy touched the
keys again and fingered them. Then,
suddenly. she threw back her head and
let her lungs exert full power. II was
the birth OF the new voice. The spec
ter of disease had lied and the spirit
of young tong had come with the
change In the vocal muscles. Offers
have been made TO the young woman
to place herself In the best musical
preparatory schools in America.
Sarah Bernhardt. with 'L'Aigion. .
Roetand's latest creation, has sub
tuKated Paris. Praises for actress
and author. madly enthusiastic from
the very first. but grow in volume and
intensity with each succeeding per-
Torrance. France. Europe. Britain
and even America, are docking to
Paris TO see the wonder and expert
ence the sensation of the fin de steele
stage. Already arrangements are be-
inx rapidly perfected. and The best tall
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

jealousy drove Pablo AlYares of Ell
Paso. Tex, to attempt to shoot his
sweetheart, Miss Logan. but, while the
girl escaped the bullets, she died from
fright Angel Grellows and Abraham
Alderete were the unintentional vic
Tins OF the maddened lover. both being
severely wounded in the legs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

j Thorpe. the veteran Cali
Ekey. rode yellow Tall In the
race AT ST. Louis. Thorpe
y 10 no doubt this win be his
|pn on the turf. lie has quit
10y OF Burns 4 Waierhouse.
bx the coming season will ride
9y on Chicago tracks. taxing
hints as he thinks are about
In the race. He VIII be .
= He says he IL TOO ole nov
fomEseuoaHIy as younger men
besides. fsela more indspsn-
e has a more than comforta-
ne. which Will keep him the
bis DAYS without work. lie
op%n 4 cafe IN San Francisco
close OF the present season.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

the pathetie story of the young soA o.
Napoleon. however well put on and
acted. arouse the enthusiasm In Ma
drid. Berlin. Vienna. London. or even
New York. that 1t has done In Paris!
Aostand's production carries an APP
D,e4l never unanswered by Wrench
men. but which will likely provoke
France. The appeal II made 70
Frenchmen by the great Bernhardt
herself. born = French woman. How
will 1t fall from German actress on
Berlin ears? Will Vienna applaud
the recollections Of Wagram. or Lon
don cheer Maud Adams when she re-
minds II OF the glorious days Of the
grand Napoleon, in whose destruction
only lay Britain's preservationz
Broadway to Toxic" Is = big hit
IT Boston. The bailets are gorgeous.
far surprising anything In the way Of
ensemble dances Incorporated In any
spectacular production seen for a long
time. The ballet OF ''Ffre1ies," with
the changing electric bulbs OF varying
color. and the terpsichorean fete be-
fore the palace OF the mikado, In To-
kio. Japan. reproducing the INJECT Of
oriental cherry blossoms. are partlc-
uiarly enchanting. The idea Of bring
ing Cleopatra back to life. stealing heI
heart while mummied. and then sur.
rounding her with gay group OF mod
ern worshipers. to help ind thu
stolen organ. serves TO carry the prin-
cipals to the lively scenes that follow.
OF these. the Pullman palace car. Bo-
hemian Broadway at night, the dech
| OF Pacific mail steamer. and the Eden
muses. with its array OF wax works
offer capital opportunities to thu
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14
A. OsA-Ttms Ftxhtsr.

Prof. Mike Donovan IL an old-tims
nGhter whom none Of the crop OF Du-
gilists Of the present day can make
monkey Of. When Jack Dempsey was
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1900-07-14

players. Fay Templeton is seen at hel
best in this hilarity and in the cake
walk with William Gould, the imIta.
ton OF Fourgeri and her new coos
song about the TIER Lily captures re.
Feated and hearty encores. Joe Ott
gives an admirable bit of comedy work
as aalter Lake, the seven-wived Nor
mon- His medley. made up OF parts
OF tunes and songs that everybody
knows. is q convulsing eoneelt. L.
nAcio Martinetti. nimbie as ever. and
tust as disjointed ia his broken ltaI-
ian. Joseph Sparks, with his delight
full broKue and lively humor; Josie
Saddler. again in German earicature,
and William Gould. are others who
score heavily.
Mrs James Brown Potter is being full
ly advised by her American lawyers OF
the course OF her husband s divorce
proceedings She win not deny de-
sertion. as 1t is no secret she does not
desire to return 10 her husbands care.
but she will vigorously defend the suit
II any other allegation is made KyrIe
Bellew. with whom she was associated
In theatrical enterprises in England
and in Australia so long, has left his
house, Bienheim Place. St. John =
Wood, a few doors from Mrs. Potter's.
and Is now in Western Australia, it is
said. gold prospecting. Bsliew is
Australian born and his present visit
Is likely TO last some considerable
time. Both he and Mrs. Potter made
large sums by judicious speculation at
the beginning OF the West Australian
mining boom.
Miss Hilda Spong. who il announced
to succeed Miss Mary Maunering as
the leading woman of Daniel Froh-
mans company u DAYS theatre, is
said to have made a great success as
Hon. Mrs. onslow Bulmer III Wheels
| Within Wheels.
Josef l.auff. who wrote The Iron
Tooth" for the German emperor. is
to prepare another play at his direc-
! tion.
| A. II. Chamberlyn has received the
models of the scenery for the three
acts OF The Cadet Girl" They are
particularly handsome in design.
| Charles Mackay Ct the Castle
Square company has sailed for Eng
land. He viii spend about four
months travelling in Europe, and r.
| turn early In the fall.