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The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
WITH HoNoRs OF THE ARMY.
Burial OF Minnesota Girl, a Nurse
at Manila.

at Manila
DR. Bessie Park Haines, Of Minneapo-
lis, received yesterday from the Philip
pines a letter from Miss Ada .Colcleugh,
ore of the Minneapolis nurses, giving an
account of the death and funeral of an
other American nurse, Dorothy Helen
Cochrane, of Howard Lake. Miss Coch-
rane died Aug. rs Of dengue fever, after
a short Illness. although she had not
been well for some time. She was buried
in the soldiers cemetery among the men
whose last hours she had helped to make
comfortable. She was given a military
funeral, which was second only to that
Of Gen. Lawton in Its imposing charac-
ter. Every soldier in the city. applied for
leave to turn out, lust to show his re-
spect to the nurses" as it was expressed.
Every officer in the city was present and
duty. The chief officer of the hospital
and the doctors were the .pallbearers.
The body was wrapped In the stars and
stripes, and just at evening Of a stormy
day 1t was laid away amid the gloom.
When the officer gave the command, "Sa-
lutte your comradet' the nring squad
a volley and the bugle sounded taps, no
trace of distinction being allowed between
the woman who laid down her life for
her country and the man who did the
same thing. Afterwards the Twenty
sixth regiment band played abide With
Me- as the sad groups dispersed.
The chief medical officer said TO the
nurses that they should feel proud Of the
evidence of respect shown to the sister
hood through their comrade, and Miss
Colcleugh said, although they cannot
bring our friend back It is PLEASANT
know that without rank or anything to
compel respect, we have won it,
Miss Colcleugh reported that she was
to have a furlough at Christmas, and was
going to Japan. She had been at Ilolio
since last January, and the, five nurses
there have been increased TO twelve,
making the accommodations rather
crowded, hut she ssaid they had abso-
lutelY nothing to complain Of Miss Rus
sell, one of the Minnesota nurses, she. re-
ports as being in St. Paul on a fur
Tough; Miss Anna Segran is at Dagupan.
hostility about the town. and it is dan
geroqls to go outside. The day before the
firing could be heard in the city. The
civil government had resigned that day
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
PLANS OF ECONOMIC LEAGUE.
Ambrose Tighe to Talk ON Municipal
Ownership.

league will meet in Court Room No. 8
al o'clock next Tuesday evening. A
subject of great present interest to St
Paul will be discussed Municipal Own
discussion. Mr. Tighe is well known as
clear, convincing and instructive
speaker.
The following members of the league
will participate in the discussion: Ar
mand Albrecht. A. J. Stobbart, A. M.
Wickwire and George r. O'ReilIy.
The meetings of the league during the
winter promise to be of unusual interest.
Smith. d. w. Lawler, Judge E. A. Jag
gard and other prominent citizens will
deliver addresses during the season.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
DANGER of Anti-Fat remedies.

LesIie's Weekly
The newspapers tell of q man out in In
diana brought to the point of death as the
Two years ago the man Weighed 40
pounds. He began to take anti-fat rem
edles; He lost flesh rapidly, but impair
ed MS constitution. liberation OF tho
stomach and liver set in, and an Indian-
apolis specialist was called, and said his
Death was only matter of time Anti
rat remedies. as a rule, are dangerous and
should be avoided The most effective
and sensible remedies for obesity are
proper diet Massage, which has the
same effect as exercise, In degree. NAV
also be recommended. But walking.
horseback riding or any other activity in
the open air. if persisted I'm regularly.
VIII not fail TO reduce the flesh, and that
same time the patient VIII put himself on
a simple diet, which may he prescribed
by any physician, the desired result will
be still further FASTENED.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16

The members of the market site COM
mission met yesterday afternoon in the
Office Of the corporation attorney and Sc
Iected Friday, Dec. IS, at 10 a. m. as
a time for a public hearing and the al
lowing of claims. The meeting will be
held at SAG Jackson street In the or
ganization Of the board Charles r. Mil
Ter was made president and w. C. Read
Sacrat9ry
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
To BANQUET at the Ryan,

The Officials and heads Of departments
OF the wholesale hardware firm of Far
Well, Ozmun, Kirk & Co. will hold their
annual banquet at the Ryan hotel en-
New Years evening
In addition to the menu, which IS al.
ways one of the pleasures of this annual
event, vocal selections will be rendered.
by the Metropolitan quartette and a
nunsber of readings will be given by Mss
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
WHAT THEY SHOULD DO.
II. $. Durnent Addresses Members
OF the Real Estate Exchange.

o9 the Heal Estate Exchange.
The members of the city real estate ex-
change met at luncheon yesterday at the
Merchants, and were addressed by E. S.
Durment, who, in the course of his re-
anarks, said that Lawyers and real es-
tate men We're necessary to the grow h
hnd development OF every community.
None was. closer in touch with a citgSs s
progress than the real estate man No
business felt the effect of changing con-
diuons so quickly as that of real estate.
ENtravagances In municipal government
came home strikingly to the real estate
snan. If a section Of a city had poor car
facilities real estate and real es. tie
sgents suffered. For all these reasons It
behooyed real estate men to take O. likely
interest in munieipal government. They
ought to be back of every enterprise tend
Ing TO the bettermert Of the city and. its
material welfare"
Among the large number present Were:
AIr. Bayard, r. B. Wheeler, ]. w. Cros-
son, D. r. Elder, George Mack, g. r.
Smith 4. q. Meaehanl j. e. Farley,
Thomas Manning, Mr. Canby, a. ].
M.eaeham, II. s. Fairehild. Mr., Barnes.
M E. Kost. p. d. Yeungnlan, A. NJ
bawten, Mr.. Newport NJ g Tuttle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
DIR" ARMSTRONG SENTENCED.
Medical Faker Convicted In United
States Court.

CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-'Dr." James Arm
strong. president at various. times of the
Metropolitan and Independent Medical
colleges and. the illinois Health uni
versity,'' was today. sentenced by Judge
Kohlsaat to serve one year. In Jail and
pay a fine of $500 Armstrong was
found guilty of using athe United States
malls to defraud, Testimony ad iuced at
the trial showed that Armstrong, irsti-
tutions were devoted entirely to the sell
ing. of diplomas" Blank diplomas,
were sent by the dozen to various Elaces,
including many foreign countries, and
there disposed of.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16

dare predict what, fifty wears will ac-
complish, when the ardent minds of some
of the foremost men of science shall have
ment OF this power sTurifer. annioi'at6r=
and preseryatiVe of the future? On the
other hand, the idea that liquid air wiz
Immediately revolutionize all arts and
industries in war and peace Is an ex-
pleded fiction.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
LITTLE RATS LAST RATTLE.
Famous Indian Scout Shot, Probably
FataHy, at.HsCra tvford, Neh.

LINCOLN, Nebss Dec. IA Journal
special from Crawford. Neb,, says:
Baptiste Garniers known all over the
West and especially among army men as
Little Bat, the fearless Indian scout.
who first came intn prominence for
services rendered Gen. Cook, and later
for service In all the big, indian wars,
was shot and probably fatally wounded
in q saloon tonight by James D. Hague
wood the saloon manager. The trouble
between the two is not known. Little
Rat has been holdirg tie position OF
chief officer in the government. service at
Fort Robinson. There is. slight hope cf
his recovery, Haguewood surrendered
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
Eor, CONVENIENCE of omcials.

All rules, regulations and ordinances
pertaining to The use of. the public streets
in St. Paul are being compiled by City
Engineer CIaussen for. use in a pamphlet
that he Will shortly have printed.
The pamphlets Will be for ready refer
ence, and win be distributed among the
fire and police departments and all per-
sons In authority
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16

patron. James P. Porter; associate ma
tron, Mrs. Nelly s. Tupper; conductress,
Mrs. c. E. Robertson; associate conduc-
tress, Miss Carrie Bell; secretary, Miss
Mary Hill; treasurer, Mrs L. H. Heaton.
The of1cers-e1ect and those to be ap-
pointed by the worthy matron will be in
stalled soon after the first of the year.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
Ninth Funeral This Year.

st. Paul lodge, A f. & A. M, will to-
day attend It's ninth funSga fhi for the
w S. Cochrane, who was killed Friday
at Shakopee The funeral will be held
at the Masonic temple at 3 O'Clock, and
will be open to all friends of the de-
ceased. whether Masons or not.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16

The board of public works Is now In
possession of the plans and specifications
for the proposed paving. of Wabasha
nues. The material specified is Kettle
river sandstone, and this Will be laid
on a concrete base. OF the cost estimates
the city's share will be $4,000, while the
street car company will be compelled fo
relieve itself of $14, ,OO1
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
Fire. in CIothine store-

There was a miniature blaze at the Pal
ace Clothing company,s store, Seventh
and Robert streets, at Z o'clock last night.
a spark from an electric light wire ig-
nited some clothing in the window. The
fire was put out before the engines ar
rived. There was no damage.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
Prenident of the Goose Club.

Theodore Wickersheim was last night
elected president of the Goose club Tor
the ensuing year.
The individual savings banks for sale
at The State Savings Bank make
useful and lasting Christmas present for
the little ones.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Society for. Relief of Poor Makes
Holiday AIIOtments.

The st. Paul society for the relief of.
the poor has made the following allot-
ments for providing Christmas dinners
and entertainments
400 To the Elks, 152 families, comprising
To the Spiritual alliance, for dinner and
Christmas G5 tree, 50 families, comprising
To L. N. Scott. manager Metropolitan
school. consisting Of 275 girls.
provided for y
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
TO DRESS IN KHAKI.
Garbage Men to Blossom In Nobby
Uniforms.

Uniforms.
All garbage men employed by the
health department will hereafter be uni
formed.
Samples of the winter suits were re-
ce1ved yesterday, and as soon as the
1Ineasurements can be taken, orders will
entire force uniformed by the first If
the year
The uniform is of the khaki color and
material, and sufficiently tough III tex
ture to withstand the handling Of broken
barrels and boxes Each man Will be
given badge indicating his authority.
The coats are sheep lined.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16

The appointment is In the way of a pro-
Hlouon. Mr.. Irvine's resignation reduces
tri9, yme Workins force in number, but there
WI Mln oe no additions until spring when
-the regular street work BEGINS.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
schunemann Has Been PROMOTED.

The position in the office of City Engi-
neer ClauSen, made vacant by the reSig-
nation Of County rSurveyor-elect IrRfae,
will be filed by c.. F. ChuneInaun. at
present working member Of the force.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
VIII Be Buried pomorrov.

The funeral Of Ed Mccall will be held
tomorrow. afternoon at Forest cemetery.
His brother, who lives at Sioux CITY
and is a conductor on the Omaha road
has telegraphed that he will be unable ia
be present.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
MRS. LIND WAS COOL.

Displayed Presence of Mind in n
Runaway Accident.
Mrs, John Lind. wife of the governor,
had a narrow escape from serious fniurv
while out driving Friday evening. The
horses became unmanageable, and tore
UP Smith avenue. Mrs. Lind displayed
unusual GOODNESS by opening the carriage
door and stepping to the street while the
speed.
The driver also jumped and the team
pulled up none the worse several blocks
away.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16

Theodore. o. Koch, John Greve, r. Hobe.
John Townsend, l.. l. Cushing, J. A.
Sedgwick, 6. f. Beardsley, John Cope
land and ]. W. Shepard
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
To Settle All Claims.

their lives being threatened by the in
St1rgents.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-12-16
MRS. CRANE. BURNED OUT.
Small Blaze BADLY Damages House
and Its. Contents.

Sarah Crane, $50 Conway street, at $50
o'clock last night. There was no one at
home at the time, and it IS believed that
the hre was caused by the upsetting of a
lamp in the rear of the mousse.
The dwelling was damaged to the ex-
tent OF $500, which Is covered by insur-
ance The damage On the household
goods amounted to S290 No insurance
The occupants were Obliged to seek other
quarters for the night
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Death of J. w. Daniels.

John w. Daniels, brother of Mrs,
w. K. Wilson, and Garrett and
Tom Daniels, who met with the sad
accident near Glenn's Ferry about
two weeks ago, in having his arm
and shoulder badly mangled by
the accidental discharge Of a gun,
died on Friday night, in this city
from the effect of his wounds, gan
CREME setting in and causing death.
His funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon, and was largely attended,
The body was enclosed in hand
some casket which was almost
buried under floral tributes. Jas.
O'Neill, ]. A. Purtill, A. M. Wolfe,
M. ]. CAVITY, Jas. McAtee and Dan
Mclaughlin being the pall-bearers.
The body was inferred with the
rites of the Catholic church. In the
absence of the mission priest, Judge
Sinnott read the burial services, as
sisted by the Episcopal choir.
The deceased lived here last win
ter and leaves a widow and three
small children surviving him.
To his afflicted family, his sister
and brothers we tender our sincere
sympathy.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

Miss Nellie Wayte has gone to
Boise to attend the teachers insti-
tute.
w. d. Reynolds, the jeweler,
and wife are this week in Rocky
Bar.
l.. A. Underwood came in from
Mora and spent Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. John E. Wilkins departed
Tuesday evening for visit at Kan
sas City.
Attorney Wolfe returned Monday
night from a professional trip to
Denver.
]. B. Wilder, business man of
Glenn's Ferry, was visitor here
Monday.
Born, in Mountain Home, Aug.
81, to the wife of Jonas Carter, a
daughter.
Adm Hall was in from Bennett
creek yesterday giving and taking
political pointers.
Mrs. J. M. Neil and children re-
turned Monday from q three
months visit in Georgia.
ODE Corder brought in a wagon
load of peaches Monday, from May
field, which he disposed of readily.
ROCK SPRINGS PEACOCK
COAL at Galloway & Wassom's
livery stable.
Theodore Wolters came down
from Rocky Bar Friday and re.
turned Saturday.
Prof. Muerman, Grand Master
of Masons, visited the Rocky Bal
lodge last Friday evening.
VIM. NJ. Carpenter on Monday
shipped 800 head of horses from
this place for the eastern markets.
A. Rosenheim has gone to meet
Mrs. Rosenheim, who has recently
returned from Europe. They viii
arrive here by to-morrow's train.
Mrs. Will Stimson and chile
joined Mr.. Stimson here last weel
and they are occupying the house
recently vacated by G. Ii. Rine
hart.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

Public school commences Mon.
day.
Chas. R. Kelsey went to Salt
Lake last Saturday.
w. III. Blackman registered al
the Capitol in Boise Tuesday.
Bert Thompson has returned
home from visit in Missouri.
Sheriff O'Neill returned yester-
day from an official trip to Neal.
The present population of Ell
more county is estimated at 2300.
Charlie Howeth is again dealing
out pure truck at Prince Albert's
corner saloon.
Mrs. r. M. Dolly and two daugh-
tiers came in Monday night from
Portland, Ore, on a visit with Hon.
E. G. Helfrich, a brother of Ms.
Dooly.
Last week we made an error in
giving the assessed valuation of FL
more county. Including the rail-
road and telegraph assessment
$3.50, 000) makes the total county
assessment foot up 81 100000.
Arthur Pence, came over Monday
from Hot Spring, Owyhee county.
He was wearing cane, owing to a
dislocated knee which accident be-
fell him several weeks ago. But
this will not prevent Mr.. Pence run
ming far ahead of his goldbug COM
petitor for the legislature at the
coming election.
The school house of Dist. No s,
the Jackson district, will be moved
a mile east of its present site at
Jackson station, so as to be more
in the center of the populated por-
ton of the district. The contract
for moving the building has been
awarded to w. R. Coats, and the
work is to be completed by Sept Is.
The new site is close to Mrs. M. e.
Hills residence. The trustees, Tom
Wayte, w. F. Howard and Mrs.
Heath hope to be able in the near
future to put up a good commodi-
Gus building, we'll equipped, and
without expense to the taxpayers.
By good management, the surplus
fund of the district has accumulated
| to $500.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

Frank AXE has gone to Omaha
with a shipment of cattle.
r. S. Furguson, piano tuner of
Ogden, is in this place to-day.
Charles Hall, son of A. M. Hall,
has gone to Boise to attend school.
Charles Coon and Charles Reed
came in from the mountains yes
terday.
DIR. Smith went to Castle creek
last night to attend Mrs. Toy, who
was very sick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Reynolds
visited several days this week at
Marion Daniels Canyon creek
ranch.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Epis-
copal church will meet with
Mrs. Payne Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Miss Jessie Lander and Miss
Leora Lockman went, to Albion
Monday to enter the state normal
school.
Prof. Pratt Damron departed on
last nights train for Iowa, where
he will hang up his single as an
electric healer.
r. Bennett and son have re-
turned home from Chicago, where
Mr.. Bennett took and disposed of
six carloads of sheep.
Mrs. J. M. Cowen spent several
days at Boise last week undergoing
examination for teachers life
certificate, the result of which may
not be determined for several weeks.
Mr.. e. E. " illiams of Pocatello,
and Miss Marie Glenn, daughter of
G. G. Glenn, formerly of Glenn's
Ferry, were married in Boise yes
terday at the home OF the brides
parents.
J. H. Stewart, station agent at
this place has been transferred to
Montpelier. He is succeeded by
Leonard Way, formerly assistant
in the office here. Sorry, indeed to
lose Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart from otir
midst.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06

K. G. Helfrich visited Boise Mon
day.
Postmaster Clark of Corral spent
Monday in this place.
Arthur Pearson has returned
here from a trip to North Idaho.
Born, at Hot Spring, Owyhee
county, Idaho, Sept. 3, 1900, to the
wife of " m. III. Robertson, a son.
E. C. Helfrich was at Mora Mon
day and says the teamsters are
moving daily about 100000 pounds
of freight to Swan Falls.
Miriam Chapter, o. E. S, will
hold its regular meeting Saturday
evening at o'clock. All mem bers
are requested to be present.
We now offer the most complete
stock of wagons ever shown in this
city. Mountain freight wagons,
spring wagons and top buggies for
mountain travel. Chas. X. Kelsey
& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. McGinness,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Schoff of Cold
Springs, and Miss Grace McLaugh-
lin and her brother Dan of Rocky
Bar, were here on Saturday at
tending the funeral of their cousin,
John Daniels.
We are daily receiving fall goods.
Our stock of clothing, hats, boots
and shoes have never been as COM
plete. Every article guaranteed to
be first class or money refunded.
Chas. r. Kelsey & Co.
Some old-timers predict an early
fall. They say that already the
leaves are turning scar and yellow,
and that there is a musty smell of
fall in the air. Those old timers
ofttimes guage climatic changes
more surely than those who employ
the more scientific methods. 1t
seems to be a sort of instinct with
them, like the old fellows who can
fore tell storm by feeling the rheu-
matism in their bones.
The regular evening service will
be resumed at the Congregational
church next Sunday at s o'clock,
The forenoon service is at 10:45
The Sunday school comes at II
and the interesting lesson, "The
rood Canoar;tan Tho ,oaot;nn "a
the Junior Endeavor Society will
be resumed at p. M, with "What
is a. Christians Duty,?" Dona Har-
ris leader. The Young Peoples
Endeavor at 7 p. M, with subject
sour simple duty" Prayer meet
ing this evening at s o'clock, sub,
ject, "The face Of Jesus Christ" A
cordial welcome to all services.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
WELSER ACADEMY.
Fall Term Opens Sept. Is, 1900.

ran Term Opens Sept. 70, iYUU.
Do you want to go to school this
year?
Weiser Academy offers the following
courses of instruction:
CLASSICAL-Which repares one
to enter any college in America. Our
graduates are admitted without exam
ination to the Freshman year Of Ober-
lin College and many other first-class
colleges and universities.
PHILOSOPHICAL, SCIENTIFIC,
and ENGLISH and MODERN LAM
GUAGES.
Besides these there is a four-year
NORMAL course and a two-year BUS
MESS course.
Expenses very reasonable. For
further information and catalogues
apply to
DIR. RICHARD FOSTER, Pres,
Wciser, Idaho
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Hearing of Petition.
In Probate Court of Eimore County, State of Idaho
In the matter Of the Estate of Lucinda Geerhart,
deceased. 0order fixing time for hearing
petition for sale of real estate.

petition for sale of real estate.
Charles s. Geerhart administrator of the estate OF
Lucinda Geerhart, deceased, having filed his petition
herein, praying for order of sale OF all the real
estate of said deceden for the purposes therein
forth, IL Is therefore
Ordered that all persons interested in the estate of
said deeedent appear before the said Probate Court
on TUESDAY, the 9th day of OCTOBER, 1900, at 10
o'clock m, OF said day. at the Probate court room
OF Gilmore county, in the village of Mountain Home.
TO show cause why order should not be granted TO
the said administrator to sell all the real estate OF
said decedent at private sale.
II Is further ordered that copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks In the Ell.
more Bulletin, newspaper of general circulation,
printed in the county of Elmore, State OF Idaho.
Dated September 8. 1900.
J. 5. WHITE Probate Judge
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-09-06
Communicated.

Again death has visited our COM
munity and has taken from our
midst John w. Daniels. He leaves
to mourn his loss his friends and
relatives, a devoted wife and three
little daughters.
He and his family were crossing
the O. S. L., track near Mr.. Schoff's.
He was driving, holding a gun in
his left hand with it's stock resting
between his knees. AS he passed
over the rails the stock slipped
bringing the hammer against the
dash board discharging the gun.
The load took effect in the left arm
tearing the flesh and two or three
inches of the humerus bone away,
rendering amputation necessary.
As soon as he recovered from the
shock DR.. Smith and DR.. Mather
performed the operation skillfuAly.
The loss of blood at the sight of the
accident coupled with his poor ply
steal condition, (Mr. Daniels fami-
ly physician advised him to change
climate as a last resort for his
healthy made it beyond human
skill to restore him. He survived
the operation twenty-four hours.
His mother was sister of Mrs.
Mary Clark of Boise Valley and
the McGinness brothers of Cold
Spring. Surrounding his bedside
during his painful sickness were
his sister and brothers-Mrs. An
ma Wilson, Tom and Garrett Dan
iels. "Peace with my Cod" were
among the last words that fell from
his dying lips.
His remains were inferred in
the Mountain Home cemetery ac-
cording to the rite of the Catholic
church.