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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

The Chicago Tribune pvealis the
faet that Ia the detsste hrtatsn Linz
euln ard is,uglas Sc rcretsft. IT,.
Ma l. lse he Little Giant tea
hls hvafegs tllat i Mas tasn to say that
this country had territory Vaueh.
that ,hNFs i enough ~ the prcsnt.
lnt tliat this Is q growing ntttna. AMI
hv ssitEstl II sNatue a. often a. /
hise ~ hsvS, aal a. avW swafas aff
Turned pts ayrn wear There naNt ~,
isis - sn vhieh lhr8 vsa gather ard
make their hsase9 teli yna. sa.d
b. With emphasis +itp.reAss, and npl
tlpls aud cApand = fhr Law ~ thss IA.
iieas existence loa raunat Liant
this gryst Fspubiie II mere boundary
ilne>, sastNg thus faF shalt thou
-nnae and ~ farther Aud hIN Hnal
sentence na~, s1,l>i - tAr Is aur In,
serests require additional territory In
The north, 10 the south. of - The Is.
lands = tbs oeeaa, am faf h. llo
Was mo- afraid ~ imperiallsne Thar 4,
he believed luthe imperialism II the
American peopie. lie believed that
The nation WAS big enough Ia do a,y,
thlns that Mis- right, ana WAS nai
afraid. Had Douglas lived until nov
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

a tew years ago, when aulmliyidual
desired to express his cogeut CON
tsmpt fora candidate, sueh express
iouS MS 'horaethicE" 'higamlst, .
"llhertlnc," "swindler" ''boodler "
"deaahcat, : etc etc, were freele
used. 1t noN appears thai the entire
vocabulary Is covered ~ single word
and this is particularly iruc in loaall.
ties whore tha people hdyt bal exper-
ience Will fusion administrations.
Ia some localities II would he really
dangerous g rall nan laaHauist.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

III View Nnfk ttry are Offering O.
bet ga Mckinley al odds 1T 3td | aad
thefc are uo takers In another
month u after Ryan makes 1 feN
spaetheh "a which ibt future empire
ander republican ruiu in thgse tited
states Is tlNid3t described fhe htfiaa
vii u ~ a. Witt NO takers -Four
years ago the pahlla miud WIS III sueh
a state that 1t mishi have been
taught q Soc sppok, III Tin air. bu,
now u is tar ton husf WITH pflrtiea
adatrs to f~eowe Interested in vlside
aries II Ills trru4ie WIS e4uriuml
fttl danger tfotu economic seaemers
With iWpsriliisttt tendencies h wls
leet PRIOR b lSbi Nhau tie democrat.
le g,fb vas Ia pa~vr od later dar.
.nm Ciasrland's tw0 administrations.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

An u"Ur e 4 threNhf2g eutat
whn resides less than thousand nfles
frn Nathdrm, WAS reeentb eyer.
hasri e stY % hopst Re wala ha
lbs next president, that Il s, rally a
Rreat lneonropieuse e have to rim
short haaisd feF want IS nen, aul
that h~ had never gNpeti i@g1 mut Il
trgah5e II securing az ~ mea he
afeaod elrse IA, 3em rats Nrre tn
ffser Ne' lens ago W overheard a
lkr remark q i nae yessssA IA tae
butcher business. IL akel t}s1
And y administration beeaps then H.
eufd buy As.rt cattle f4F aaat enc
third uf what tbcY aeW east hla.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

TIE democratic r4fty III htutuesl
= iH ! s'Fft fliellL. IhuIsll its pr
nicio1's mcth,~ls, whereby { SpaEhf e.
defeat ths vii NJ a majority ~ ta
voters n the state, lt peeamc Iaigratt.
y responsible iertbe daphrab.e tr4s.
edy which resulted Ia tue death r. r.,
chief idol. 4 then sought 10 sh5t
ms fespqnsi ellitg "a the shoulders 81
the fFR&oHeaa leaders end IL p..e>a.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

la Isis address 1t indianapolis We'd
Icsaa5 accepting tho Democratic nom
nation nj be presidency, Mr.. Bryan
made only casual illusions 10 the
money question ard nowhere in the
-~1 words Is any reference made,
other directly ~ indirectly 10 The II
u .as..;-. I'll iii% speech 81 ncccpt-
auee the nomiuee is supposed IT, have
saandad the Keynote " the demo
cratic mti1nai campaign silver S
n0t ~ ~ ~ issue III this campaign,
Notwithstanding tint - 60 Is Il
plank IN the Kansas City platform.
The Issue las been buried with the
full consent Of Bryan. Whore do tile
so-cailcd silver republicans stand now:
la 1895 they left the republican party
because II decelared against an la.
anurd economic doctrine, ana they
joined the opposition because II de-
clarcd iu favor " TINS unS0una econ
omic doctrine, which sad been dis
fufdcd hy the republicans. Now the
democrats nave discarded the doc
trine Of free silver. Every man who
WIS actndted rs honest motives IN
leaving the republican party in lsad IN
nos back ~ The old party IN spite OF
himself, whil" thfise who are YET
standing out are dishonest, because
they arr democrats ana mol silver rep
ubticaoS. silver repunlicauien Il ii
4 myth. The PARTY 10 longer exists,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

VIII Nominee Bryan or some Of
these who support hi, antJ-eXpausion
sicwa, please rise ana explain lis plan
OF campaign tor the protection OF
American citizens ana american In
terests Ia China were he Ia tie white
house ana haa our trueps ana Wur
SHIPS been Withdrawn from AsIatir
territory and waters according to
lifAan'N on expressed Yiewss And ia
this connection Ae hage n@thematE-
cal problem ~ thHse % ~olye who op-
pose tia present administrations ~
mnsien policy lIoe many Amer.
cans could Cir fauatieal Chinese los-
en massacre hetafp an american var
ship could reach Chluese waters and
American transports could land
troops on Chinese sod. provided We
owned o. toetheld III the rarlaty
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

ince Of this plan began 3 campaign Of
persecution against republican ex-of-
lcials. But IN this they VIII fail a.
indicated rs late dispatches, from
which one might infer that all of Tic
.iate's evidence against Powers WIS
given by witnesses %ho are now Az
cused ~ perjury and viii be convicted
0f that despicable sort If business.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TIN
Land. Act Eune 4 - United =
Land office. Coeur d'Alene. Idaho az
tNse Notice l. hereby given that ia caIap7
e3h lhe prov is.oas NJ the aet of nnzT7
dIne s 10. entifled An act for the 4
iMi@r lands IN the states ~ California;
son, Nevada and Washington Territory
extended 10 all tie Public Land states 2
9f August 1 isSsa. George F. >anborn. u
tand. Ioantv ~ Ashland. state Of Risc4
ha> this dry fled In this Office his >uogn 4
ment No IL, for the purchase ~ the Y
- J and y >ilt, Of Sec. No , Twp +
=. X No. W. b. Nj. and viii Offer pTN
Snow thai the land sought i NOR. ya3uai
II umbeE or stone than for aEricuituTTN
poses ana TO establish his claim 70 ,alS
eeHae the Register and Receiver = II
PC az Occur d'A!ene Idaho. on Veins
tn, Eth day OF september. 1870
tie names - Witnesses: f.lia> c. wv
v a>hnurn. Wisconsin. Jackson kcnts@
A>hland Wisconsin. John A Burke, e, l
point, Idaho, aud Arthur noo.tiie a
point, Idaho /
Any and all persons. claiming adreTse.
aoove-described lands are requested
their claims in this office on or eefof
i-th day OF eeptemoee.l 1900.
I6-Ss Eegr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
National Platform Approved.

We affirm the principles enuneiated
IN the national republican platform
adopted at Philadelphia on June 70,
i.0e. aud firmly pledge our support 10
the same. We unaualihodly endorse
the administration OF President VII
liam Mckinley and commend the wise
aud patriotic manner in which he has
discharged every duty and preserved
the principles dear TO American peo-
pie We especially endorse the
prompt ana patriotic manner In which
President Mckinley has ordered the
navy md army Of the nation 10 pro-
eced 10 Chinese waters and 10 land the
marines aud army on Chinese soil. and
directed the army Ia proceed To Pc
King "a relieve our beleayured repres-
eniMiycs and American citizens with
in hc walls ~ chat city.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
Endorsement Of senator.

We am Justly proud ~ our worthy
senator, neerSe l.. Shaup and feei that
he deserves the grateful esteem Of tho
peopie u Idaho for the able manner IN
which Ii has guarded and advanced
ihtir intert s. and promoted their aei-
tatt ~ hts successful efforts in the
passaso Of the free hnmes bin he has
sawed 10 the settlers ~ Kootenai
county ever thT"e-qUarterS Of mill
lien dollars In ali matters pertain
ing 10 national legislation liz has
proven himself 20 he visr, abe ana
efficient senator aud has pubic actS
merit Gar highest communication and
approved. Ne teeI that the state If
l4aho can NOT afford to dispense with
rs ioaueuec ana experience III tie
national senate.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

NOTICE For PUBLICATION Tn
Land, Act .lunc 3. ISIS nited !
l.and Once. Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Nj
t@o Notice is hereby given that IN co
anee with the provisions Of the net of cor
ga lune \ leis. eatitied AN act for the ;
t1mper lands IN the States of California
gon. Nevada. and Washington Territory
extended 70 all the Public Land states
~ August !. iese Thomas Latin. OF v
burn. County OF bayfield,. state Of Wise
mas this day hied In this Office his !
statement No. i4a for he purchase Of
~ 81 II ami \ ~ sN il of section
IN Township Ne. 81 ". range No. } ". )
ana Viii offer proof To SLOW
the iand sought i more valuable for its
Ger or stoue than for agricultural purf
ana TO establish his claim to said Ian,
iore the Register and Receiver OF thisl
q ,9eRr Il Alene, Idaho. on Nedne,aa
~ daN Of August. 1894.
ise names rs witnesses: John Ml
iohu .. sullivan. John f. Rogers. John
All OF Nushburh. Wisconsin
Any and All persons claiming adverse
at9Ne-dtscfibca lahdS are requested 4
3helr c4ailes 10 this office on 81 bcfer'
9th aay OF August. ikAg
j 81 10 Resis,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

We enthusiastically endorse the re-
nomination Of President Mckinley
aud The nomination for vice president
of Governor Theodore Roosevelt. and
firmly piedse- oar earnest support 10
those standard bearers.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
Endorsement of Senator.

Wccnderse the course of Hon. Geo
L. shoup rs republican representative
of the state OF idaho in the United
states senate"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
Law and Order.

The past history Of the republican
party Ia It's record In this state is Il
sufficient guarantee that public order
viii be maintained therein; that life
and property will be protected and
obediance to law enforced upon all
alike through the established forms of
Jaw; that no man shall be deprived of
life. liberty or property without due
process OF law nor shall the right OF
any man to seek aud obtain or con-
tract for labor or employment in ac-
cordance with la" be in any wise cur
tailed or interfered with.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
The Volunteers.

We remember with feelings OF graf :
ituda and pride the gallant and pa
trlotic services rendered to our coun-
try by the brave volunteer soldiers
FROM Idaho and glory IN their deeds
of valor and fnithfulness to their call
10 duty. We pledge them the support
Of the republican party in the recogni-
ton Of their services.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
COUNTY.

Tire republicans Of kootenai county
in convention assembled. viewing with
satisfaction aud pride the admirable
manner in which the republican adj
ministration has conducted the at
fairs Of the nation during The pas,
three years. und looking forward con-
ddentlS to success IN the approaching
election. make hcse declarations:
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
Trusts.

We are IN favor of amending the
constitution Of the United States 50 as
10 give congress the power more fully
to regulate and suppress trusts. and
We denouncc the action of the demo-
cratic party in the present congress
who, by their votes. defeated the prop
osition 10 submit such an amendment
10 the people Of the United States for
their ratification.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
STATE.
National Platform Approved.

The republican party OF Idaho in
convention assembled reneWs it, alleg-
lance to the principles Of republican,
isia AID declares It's unqualified APP
prevail OF the national platform adopt
"a AT Philadelphia; its adherence 10
the principles represented by the Of
fetal acts OF the admins ration OF
William Mckinley and pledges Itself
TO the support OF the same. new
and momentous situation having arts
en- In China since the meeting OF the
national republican convention. We ex-
press our confidence in the ability of
tie republican administration to set
lie this question upon the high plane
% craftsmanship which has character
lied every act of the present admins
tration.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
State Matters.

We condemn the policy of the pres
ent state administration whereby il
has sought TO deprive Il large number
of honest settlers in tie northern part
eff the state of lands taken up under
the homestead laws of the United
states. and which has further resulted
in losing to the state thousands OF
acres of valuable timber lands. We
condemn the policy of the state ad-
mlnistration in converting the boards
In control of the various state institu-
tions into partisan political machines
indirectly, and III" republican party
pledges itself to place these institu-
lions IN the hands OF those who will
conduct them solely for the purpose
Of the public good and not in the inter-
est of any political organization.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-08-10
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-28
FOUND HIDING In. A GARRET
AddIcks' Lieutenant Reiman
Landed In Dover jail.
HE WAS LYING UNDER RUBBISH
When Officers We're Searching
His House.
On Two Previous Occasions, He Escaped,
Once While He Was Pretending to be
Looking for Bondsman, and the Other
Time While Obtaining His Coat.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette md Journal.
Smyrna. June 25. = Frank Reiman, mi
Addicks lieutenant charged with brib-
cry at the last election, was arrested
yesterday.
A warrant for his arrest was issued
last April, but he eluded the officers
until Thursday last, when he was CAP
tured by Constable Thomas w. Killen,
who took him before Magistrate b. v.
Cooper. Reiman wanted to give bail
for his appearance at court, and, ac-
companied by the constable, started in
search of bondsman. While on this
mission, the prisoner escaped
Reiman was arrested again the next
day. but disappeared after being given
permission to go into his house to OBJ
tain coat. -t..
At 2 O'Clock yesterday morning, the
constable, accompanied by Sherman
Hurd, Robert Hurd and Frank Russell,
went to Reiman's house, and demanded
admission Mrs. Reiman told them
that her husband had left home Satur-
day night, saying he was going down
the river on fishing trip, and would
not return for several days. The party
was finally admitted, and, after a
protracted search, found Reiman hidden
under rubbish in the attic This time,
escape was impossible; he was imme-
diately handcuffed, and later he was
taken to Dover and committed to jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-28

BY means of electric lights the in
terror OF burning building is MAIDS as
plain as daylight, and firemen can tell
at a glance from tho window ledge
whether their presence is needed inside.
The lights are made detachable, 80 they
can he taken from the engine and set
up ON standards. They are also pro-
yided with 200 feet Of flexible conduct.
ing cables. which enables the firemen
to run the search lights out on pier,
or even into building. One of the
great fields for usefulness of this new
apparatus is in lighting up the interior
OF boats when on fire. When chip at
the pier gets on fire the darkness in the
hold makes il difficult for the firemen
to control the flames. Dense volumes
of smoke further obscure the point
where the fire is burning, and some
times ship and cargo arc lost simply
because the drmen are unable to locate
the exact place of the fire. The port
able search light, which will soon be
reinforced by smaller incsndescent
lights for carrying in the hand, will
make fire-fghtins at night much
easier matter thnn in the past. Hereto
fore fire safeguards have been con-
sidered chiefly for the public; it is a
wise move now to consider the fremen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-28
8ailruad Zines.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
j. TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
Shining Car. EDaily. sWeek-days.


Shining Car. Daily. sWeek-days.
Except saturday.
FOR THE WEST.
$50 q. m. daily. Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati
Louisville and st. Louis. Dining Car
1925 a. III. daily for Pittsburg and Chicago.
mo coaches to Pittsburgh Limited to two
buffet parlor cars.
2.a0 p. m. daily. Limited, !" pittsburg, Chicago,
Cleveland, Toledo Cincinnati, Louisville and
st, Louis. Dining Carl
I2.s5 p. m. daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland.
4.30 p. IN. daily, Pttsburg Toledo. Chicago,
dianapolls and st. Louis. Dining Carl
S.25 p. IN. daily, pittsburg, columbus, Indian
apofis Louisville and 81. Louis.
$50 p. m. daily. Pittsburg and Chicago for
Toledo except Saturday.
II 90 p. M. daily, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
Cleveland.
11.eO p. m. daily Pittsburg and Chicago, daily
for Knoxville via Shenandoah Valley route: for
Cleveland, except saturday.
Lock Haven Express. ...,............. LBS a. m.
Niagara, Rochester, Buffalo and Kane
Ei hnPae ssd Remove Express s sS M
Williamsport Express. Sundays 4aO
Buffalo 40 i:xpress VIA Why. PRyj Ns5o f. M
Rochester, Buffalo and Erie Express. 1880 p. nj.
Rochester, Buffalo and Erie Express. Ill.2O p. M.
Cumberland Valley Railroad, i.2S, $40 q. M.
1928 d.25. ll.2O p. IN. weekdays. sundays, 4au
and ITO y. m.
sGuUYLKILL DIVISION.
For Phnnixville, Pottstown and Reading, 545
$40 and 1913 a. M, l2.52 Saturdays only 30
4.l0. $685. 1888 and IL 80 p. m. sundays, 900
900 and a.23 u. M, 1872, Coz ana $50 p. m
Phnnlxyille only. T.27 a, m, and AS and 562 p
M. weekdays.
For Pottsvilic, 545, 9.lo, 1918 u. M, 100, 41C
and 7.33 p. M. weekdays. sundays, $50, By
a. IN, and B.Ql p. M.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-28
FATAL TROLLEY ACCIDENT.


James Quill W as Knocked From the Foot
4 board of Israndywine Springs Car.
p James Quill, aged So years. of Els
mere, was knocked from the footboard
Of one .Brandywine Springs car by
another, car, Sunday, aud received
injuries which caused his death. He
boarded car No. 10 at Elsmers and was
coming toward Wilmington. He was
riding on the foptboard and when the
car reached the double track at Green
mill and Lancaster avenues, about S.
O'Clock, be was on the side next to car
No. 3 which came along. A. G. Hart.
man was motor man and John Bennett,
conductor Of No. Is. Bennett Is said
10 have warned Quill OF the danger as
No. . approached with Bert Mannering
MS moiorman and Hiram M. Scott, con
ductor. Whether or not Quill heard
the warning is not known, but when
the cars had passed, he was seen lying
on the track. He mad been knocked
from the footboard but not run over.
One aide Of his head was crushed and
some Of his ribs we're fractured.
He was removed in the Phmnix am.
bulancs to the Delaware Hospital where
he died about two hours later Of the
sHuoh tuoiuont ~ HIS lHJurleS.
Coroner Vandever and Deputy
Coroner Giles were notified and they
will make an investigation. A son Of
Quill is employed on the Brandywine
Spi ings line. He was at home at the
time, Of the accident. The deceased
was widower.
To ride on the inner footboard of az
open Cur is generally known to he dan
gerous, yet IL has been frequently done
in cases where traffic was heavy. The
Wilmington City Railway Go. is trying
to stop the practice on Its cars, and the
new Darby cars prevent 1t by keeping
the footboard closed and having bal
on that side Of the car. A City Rail
way conductor said Sunday night tina
he warned two men not 10 ride on tn,
footboard; they were displessed ut thu
request to get inside and left the car.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-06-28
ATTACKED A WOMAN.
Mrs. Ida Dogliani's Thrilling Encounter
with u Negro on the West Side.

Mrs. Ida Dogliani's Thrilling Encounter
with Negro on the West Side.
Screams Of murder !" and .helpW
startled some Of the residents of the
vicinity of Ninth and Lincoln streets
on Saturday night about 10 o'clock.
An investigation proved that Mrs. Ida
Dogliani, wife of Paul Dogliani of No.
906 Union street, was responsible for the
odtcry.
The screams attracted many people
from their houses, but none arrived In
time to catch negro who had fright.
ened Mrs. Dogiiapi and was the cause Of
hel cutlery. The only man WHO came
near being of service to the frightened
woman and saw the negro distinctly was
William Vining Of No. 1913 West Ninth
street, who was preparing for his bed
and hearing the screams ran out of the
house half dressed with hammer in
his hand. He saw the negro cross
Ninth street a short distance ahead OF
HIM as he came out of the front yard uf
his home. Mr.. Winning was at first unde-
oided as to the proper course to pursue
ard while he hesitated the negro
escaped. He then found Mrs. Dogliani,
who was almost overcome, walking
toward her own home and scarcely able
to speak. In n few moments her hus-
band arrived home end found his wife
in a state of hysteria.
The Doglian!s have resided in this
city for the past two weeks, Mr.. Dogli-
AMI being foreman Of the trousers de-
partmeut of the J.tT. Mullin & Sons
clothing house. Mrs. Dogliani said
| that on Saturday evening about 0. 30
| O'Clock she and her husband left home
| together to go to tho store at Eighth
and du Point streets for the purpose OF
securing meat for Sunday, and while
at the store they recollected that bread
was needed and the husband went
after the bread. His wife was to await
his return.
She became tired Of waiting for hin,
and started on her way home alone.
She was nearing the house by q shot.
cut leading from Eighth street toward
Ninth and Lincoln, intending 10, &c
along Ninth toward home. Two paths
cross near hedge, and at this point
three negroes arose, one going ahead oil
her and the other two taking another
course, by which they could have
joined their companion again.
When the woman reached a spot
about half block from Ninth street,
which is quite lonely, the man turned
about and reached for hei throat and
said "Don't murniur." In place Of
obeying his command she screamed and
stepped hack quickly. The negro
reached again and stumbled and
although his fingers touched her throat,
he failed to get hold on her in a
manner that would quiet her. Her
shrieks became the louder apd at this
moment the appearance of Mr.. Vinine
at his gate and the slammiug OF the
gate caused the negro 10. run, and al
the same time he almost ran into the
arms of VinirR, who was ats a loss t.
know what condition the woman wa!
in or whether she was seriously in
iured. 81