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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Ceremonies connected with the accept.
ance Of the Richaus statue Of Oliver p.
Morton. indiana's great war governor.
which has recently been placed in stAtuAry
hall. were held in the house Saturday.
They consisted Of addresses by several
members Of the Indiana delegation and
several others.
The Occur d'Alene investigation was rs-
snmed Monday with W. X. Stimson, one
Of the former county commissioners OF
Shoshone county, on the stand to rebut
features developed in previous testimony.
His evidence was to efyect tina, he was
removed from office by the state and mill
tary authorities because they believed As
would not serve their purpose. He-ds-
ciare,i iii answer to questions that his ~
nova! was brought, about by legal and
judicial tools" Of the Bunker Hill mine
and Standard Oil Company, Most Of
Stimsons testimony related to minor cir
cumstances in the affairs under investiRs.
ton.
DR.. Hugh France continued his testi-
mony before the Occur d'Alene investiga-
ton Tuesday. 1t was directed mainly 10
showing the care taken Of those prisoners
sent to the hospital and the sutstan ntial ]
character Of the food served.
The house Wednesday resumed the CON
sideration Of the naval appropriation bill.
The general debate was had and the bill
was read for amendment under the five
minute rule.
Mr.. kitchin Of North Carolina, q
member Of the naval committee, made a
point Of order against the provision in the
bill appropriating $50o,OOO to be expended
under the direction Of the president to
meet unforeseen contingencies.
Mr.. Foss argued that the appropriation
was in order for the general provision
for the maintenance Of the navy.
The president furnished a number Of
letters on file in the state department as to
how Americans were treated Several com
plants had been made and Macrum pro
tested against the impressment Of Ameri-
cans in the Boer service.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Manila, April l7.-AptAin Dodd. with
. squadron of the Third cavalry, rscsntly
surrounded . village In ksnmu... PRIV
vince and surpsised 40 insuruents living
IN barracks. Apparently . recruiting esn.
ter for the province. The enemy last s.
men killed. Our troops also captured ~
men and burned the village But one
American was wounded.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

the sultan that this government must in.
sist upon the payment without further de-
lay OF the 100000 indemnity for ou,rages
ON American missionaries and destruction
OF their property Unless promp, action on
the sultans part anticipates the ultima.
tum and the debt is discharged before Q
resort ia made to drastic measures.
The president nominated Frank w.
Hackett Of New Hampshire to be asais,
ar, secretary Of the navy.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Seattle. April l6.-The steamer IAkns
and British ship Queen Elizabeth collidsd
between Seattle and Port Townsend. Ths
total damage u estimated at 5000. Both
ships we're about equally injured. TAs
lAkms wss outward boand with losA
q lumber fos Saa Yrancisco. The Qussa
HixAbeth ~As bound 70 Port Blakslsy.
The two yessrls came together With great
force The LAkme y now ct Ssaatls. sad
the Queen Elizabeth st Port Baaksasy.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Greenwood. b. C., April l6.-Work has
been started on what promises to b the
biggest local enterpriss in Boundary dis-
tnct. an undertaking that the Canadian
Pacific has good reason 70 fear when ths
mines start outPutting orss 70 The smsit.
era A party Of snginsess have commeacsd
making preliminary surveys Sos the linz
Of the 0resnwood 4 Phoenix Tamway
company. from this town to Phoenix. .
distance Of seven miles.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Seattle. WAah.. April l6.-Arthur \.
BROOKE, cashier and treasurer ol the Pss-
pies thAter. run BY john w. OonaidiaA
~As shot and seriouAy. though NOT fatally,
wounded saturday BY Jack Considine, .
bartender. whom he had discharged Fr,.
day night. Considine shot 1t Brooks three
times, two Of the bullets taking effect.
One OF them entered At point under he
chin and came out 1t the back Of his neck.
and the other went clean through his less
shoulder. The attending physician says
there ~ no doubt Of his recovery.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20
Trouble Averted.

Croton Landing, N. Y, April IL
There has been no move made by the
ontractors or their representatives to put
men to work at the new dam. II was
earned that applications for warrants Tor
the arrest of the strike leaders may oc-
cur at any time.
In the morning the strikers were gath
cred on the top Of a hill near what -
called Little Italy, and were talked 70
in Italian by the leaders. About ~ men
on the hill were armed with rihes ana
sho,guns. Many others carried revo'Vers
md two had hatcheis. The leaders re-
fused TO talk with representatives OF
their plans for today. Everything in the
valley below was at a standstill
There were over 200 deputies scattered
around the works. The infantry ana CAV
airy arrived today
Quiet 1T Croton Dan.
,roton Landing, April ls'-ihe s'rin
srs kent TO their homes during the carry
morning and no attempt was made 10 re
sumo work.
More Troops - the Scene.
New York, April ls.-Seven eompAme1
Of the Seventh regiment have left the cal!
for Croton Landing.
During the morning a skirmish occurred
between some OF the strikers ana ln>
employees of contractors Frank baker,
section boss, had several OF his 'e<'.
knocked out by stone
Croton Dam strikers are he'd a. '"'
hr tho soldiers and work is resumed.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

In considering how We shall treat
the Porto Ricans. the country must
decide whether II 10 to Be our treat or
theirs.
Bishop Potter Of New York makes II
his rule to read . certain portion Of
Greek every day Of HE life.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Chicago. April lo.-Rufus Wright .
millionaire and treasurer Of ths nrm q
Morgan Z Wright. bicycle tire u,Aaufas-
turers, V lying At the poiat u death u .
room VI tho Leland hotel. shot through
the neck BY = bullet from Tie revolver
of Mrs. IouisA Lottridss ot PAwPAw.
Mich. The shooting occurred In the apart
u'ents occupied by the woman and chs and
the victim declare il was accidantAi. Whsn
detective Sergeant burns arrived at The
hotel hs found Mrs. ilottridgs there. lie
placed her under Arrest. A fnend who haA
spent several hours with her previous -
the shooting was also arrested. she gIvss
her name ~ Mn. kosA Much mystssy
attaches 70 the shooting Both The vtcsin
and Mr.. Lottridss penist In Aying u
WAS accidental.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

AanilA. April l6.-lnsurgsnt. supposed
ly MAscAdos command, are active sbous
1iarisAiss mountains, across the bay fross
Mnil. A force, sstimtsd at 3UO, attacked
iiAtAnAga. where thrss compares Of the
Thirty -second infantry are stationed, %
Monday night, but we're saaiy rspuissA.
They attacked Captain 0oldmsn with y
men of the Thirty .sssond regiment AAAs
Or'on, killing two Americaas. 0oldmAa
then retired.
The transport ThoaaAs has AAilsd. takiAs
General Theodore Schwaa and 800 a.
..,Afged and sick soldiers.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Owing TO the expressed wish Of the
president congvress will endeavor 70 -.
cure adjournment early In June. By the
frst Of that month II possible. Or ae
least before the meeting Of the national
convention ct Philadelphia.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

The rule of the Mormon church y.
that the young people Of the faith must
serve three years In the mission "0'A'
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

Berlin. April 1.-THE report Of con-
ference between Minister Won Buelow and
the Boer delegates 10 semi-onicially de-
clared to be . pure invention.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

ST. Petersburg. April ls.-TAs ear aaA
czarinA have started for Moscow. Extrn-
ordinarily persisteat runon are eurrsaa II
NoscUw that On Russian Easter Sunday
the car will issue . manifesto eoataining
an ultimatum to Great Britain. demand
ing that shs conclude psacs with IL Boen
forthwith under threat Of oceupyine OAbul
and Herat II Great Britain fsils 70 cu0pay.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20
ravors the Denocrats.

Frankfort. Ky, April ls.-In the cir
cult court Judge Csntrell overruied the
demurrers TO the petitions filed by this
democrats for the minor state officers and
sustained the demurrers to the answers
Of the republican officers The result h
in favor Of the democratic
No Gsns n the Cosrs Rosa.
Frankfort. KY, April ls.-Judge Csa
trell ordered spectators searched for con
cealed weapons as they entered the court
house. The trial Of Colonel David g. Col
son for killing Lieutenant Ethelbert Scott
and Others is TO come up during the day
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-20

A labor paper. known q the UnSon
Les6sr, has been sstablisAed q 0seaa
Bay. Wis.
4 Barbsr1 Intsrnatieaal Un1ea -
bssn oroanissd q Dsnvee, Ca
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ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Frank Dunn, Negro, Accidentally Killed at
Myatts, Monday Night.

At WAITS on Monday night negro
by the name of Frank Dunn was ac-
cidentally shot and killed by Ras
Dunn, also colored. Three men were
standing talking near the depot. Ras
Dunn Was showing the pistol to the
others, showing how it acted. The
pistol went off accidentally, and enter
ed near the heart. 1t is supposed thar
the ball entered the heart and the
negro shot died in a very few minutes.
Mr.. j. c. Fort, magistrate at that
place, was called from his bed and in
vestigated the accident.
MIR. w. b. Smith, who knows all the
parties we'll, says that there is no
doubt that it was an accident, due TO
carelessly handling the pistol. The
only witness, Sam Smith, colored
man. gives the same version OF the
accident as Ras Jones. Both are ne
eroes of good character. "Ras was
greatly distressed. / never saw
person so greatly troubled in my life,
said Mr.. Smith. there had been no
trouble. no quarrelling, no drinking
or anything. 1t was purely accidental
and 10 blame can attach to any one.
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In Supreme Court.

In the Supreme court the following pro-
Ceedings were held on yesterday.
Third district appeals argued
State vs. Page, argued by Attorney Cen
eral for State. and Skinner and Whedbee
for defendant.
State vs. OVERLY, by Attorney General
for State, Pittman and Kerr for defendant.
Insurance Company VS.. Steamship Com
pany; continued.
Cantwell VS.. Herring, and Boyk1n ana
Boykin and Roney (three cases.; argued
by Deans and Cantwell and j. H. Pou Tor
plaintiffs; F. a. Woodland for defendants.
Fleming VS.. Lumber Company; by Skin
ner & Whedbee for plaintiff, ]. L. Fleming
for defendant. sCThe argument in this
case will be resumed this morning..
Appeals from Fourth district now On
the docket. are as follows:
Finlayson VS.. Kirby.
Jones VS.. Duncan.
Coley vs.. Railroad.
Bell VS. Commissioners.
The appeals from this district will be
called on Tuesday, October Is.
Opinions were handed down as follows:
Perry VS.. Perry, from BERTHE; no error.
Bazemore vs. Bynum, from BERTHE; new
trial.
Pugh vs.. Baker, from BERTHE; reversed.
King VS.. Powell, from Warren; re-
versed
Bond vs. Lumber Company, from BERTHE,
two appeals; no error in each.
Hahn VS.. Heath, from Craven; affirmed.
Deitrick VS.. Lumber Company, from
Berthe; error.
Rawls VS.. White. from Hartford; error.
Mayo VS.. Dockery, from Beaufort; APP
peal dismissed
Powell VS.. Perry, from Hartford; new
trial.
Holloman VS.. Holloman, from Hertfori
error.
State vs.. Franks, from Dare; affirmed.
Board of Education VS.. Town OF Hender-
son; motion of plaintiff to correct judg-
mcnt allowed.
The following appeals were disposed of
By per curiam order.
Bullock VS.. Bullock, from Edgecombe;
affirmed.
Goodwin VS.. Mitchell, from HEREFORD;
affirmed.
Boyce VS.. Burke, from Chowan;
affirmed.
Jernigan VS.. Jernigan, from BERTHE;
affirmed.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
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A SPECIALIST IN MUSIC (PTANO AND
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Stevenson are the regular nominees of
the party, and party honor will require
them to support them, but they will not
do it. Most of them will vote for Nc
Kinley, some for Barker and Donnelly,
and few will vote for Bryan and
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Meeting of the Bar.

The Bar will meet this afternoon at
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October term, 1900, which convenes on
the 22nd inst, and will be for the trial
of civil causes only.
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THERE ARE MANY OPINIONS AS TO
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of Registers Candy.
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IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE A MISTAKE
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After October 10th no pupils will oe
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1900.
By order of tAe Committee.
EDWARD p. MOSES.
9-9-6t Superintendent.
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DndJI1r SrrIfrr,tthrtt.

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Ginfud1.

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