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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

NOTK-By the above Fort Stanton is shown
to be the coolest place in summer ana the
warmest in winter.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
BEATS THE RECORD.
Four Tigers KILLED la Less than Quar-.
ter Of an Hour.

four Tigers KILLED la L~ss than v Quar-.
ter OF an Hour.
Urgent famine work kept Mr.. Walk
or. deputy commissioner at Nimar. In
dia. from going In search OF a tlge,
which had mauled two men In the
neighborhood.
hut one day he heard that the brute
had been seen In the jungle close nj
hand. Mr.. Walker ensconeed himself
In u "machan"-a platform built In n
tree~-and sent heaters IN. immediately
out walked n huge tiger. Two dunn.
dun bullets from the sportsman's rifle
struck It. Out rushed a tlgress ON the
other side OF the ravlne. There was
just time TO hit her once before with
n roar. n third broke, and again Mr..
walkers rtfle spoke. All the animals
had disappeared into the raylne. Mr..
Walker advanced cautiously to thu
edge There, below him. lay the three
striped giants. all stone dead.
Hardly able TO believe his eyes 70,
tigers take. as IA rule. more than on.
bullet apiece to XIII waited a few
minutes. aud then descended into m.
ravlne. When he had got fairly 10 thu
bottom his eye caught a fallen trce
which formed little cave under the
bank. From the darkness glowcd the
yellow orbs OF fourth tlgress. She
was but few steps away. Mr.. Walk.
er raised his ri'e. aimed steadily. hit
her above tho eye. aud she never NOV.
81.
lie had achieved the feat OF hasr,n,
Tour large tigers In less Than a quar-,
ter OF an hour, aud had the pleasure
or rejecting that such a feat had ncye,
been accomplished before.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
Republic.

A shaft is to be sunk on the Accident
claim to 50 feet depth.
The work or hauling ore from the
No tunnel Of the Republic has com
meneed
The Gold Leaf. near Republic, has
stareed preliminary development on a
small scale. A 5O-foot tunnel Is to be
the first work done.
Another carload OF ore Is being ship
ped to the smclter from the Morning
Glory.
Ten feet of ore on the east ledge OF
the Mountain Lion assayed $23.40
This Is on an entirely new opening
The long tunnel on the Review mine
In the Myers Greek district. near Che
saw, IL reported TO be nearing the ledge
The Gold Ledge showed rich rock
last week. 1t Was sampled BY Frank
Raborg. An 1S-inch streak went
$4is39, and four feet of the balance
$l528
The Quilp Is saeking ore and will
send carload by wagon to Grand
Forks at once. This Is to be the first
OF regular wagon shipments to the
smelter II 1t proves a success.
One OF the biggest deals that has yet
| been made in Republic properties is
now pending. II Is the transfer OF the
Tom Thumb mine to Canadian com
pany and from them into English
hands.
The sampler at the Republic mill Is
now running at full speed. 1t crush
es 20 tons an hour, or one-third more
than the estimated capacity. 1t is es
tlmated that by running 1t IL hours
daily 1t will keep the mill fully suppl
ed. The ore Is crushed to about half
inch pieces. 1t is then elevated to q
revolving screen and all that will not
pass through 1t Is returned to be re
crushed in another machine to the re
/ CURED flneness. From the sampler il
Is conveyed to he mill for treatmen,
by elevated tram.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
MINING NOTEa.

There arc marked signs OF a revival
IN tho pioneer mining camp OF Wash
ington. the Bonanza district In Stevens
county. a few miles from Bossbnrg
one OF the mining regions OF the
northwest around which clusters more
history and romance than almost any
other Is the John Day valley In Grant
county Oregon.
Tho members OF the Brokers' asso-
citation at Spokane and the machinery
men gave banquet to tie mieral OK.
hihlsors Of the fruit fair aud the mem.
beers OF the Royal Marine band OF italy
on last Friday evening.
j. II. Hays has returned 10 TROY
Idaho. from Rear creek. where he has
been doing some development work ~,
the Victor mine. MIR. HAYS shows
samples OF the ore which contain free
gold that can BE- see, with the naked
eye
Tho Venus Gold Mining eomnanx
which Is operating the Venus mine on
Morning mountain. about three mi,as
from Nielsen. has just discovered tina,
the mine contains great wealth OF tho
metal uranium the market price n,
which Is So per pound.
W. l. Viuson of Sumpter fame and
one OF the founders of that camn has
Just made the biggest strike of tho 50,
son IN his Carol b. mine, Virtue dis.
ulet, IL miles southeast OF Baker CITY
and s's miles from Letson Balliet.s
White Swan mine.
me nrst strike in any OF the mines
OF Butte for some time occurred last
week. when the engineers Of the Gar.
non mine. one OF the properties Of the
Amaigamated company. went ont
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
Fortunes in the Teacun

Here are few very old superstitions
about the cup that cheers:
When the tea is made and tho iii ~
the teapot Is forgotten for a few min.
utes, 1t is sure sign that someone vii,
drop in to tea.
II single persons find that they have
two spoons by the side of the Gun he mr.
she will figure prominently, perbans
very prominently, at u wedding before
the year Is out.
Ii you put cream In your tea before
sugar 1t will cross your love.
Ii tea stalk floats In the cun a, a -
unmarried lady it Is called ..bean .
When this happens she should stir IN.
tea round briskly and then plant Tho
spoon upright in the middle of rho c,,n
holding it quite still with the fingers
II the beau in its writings is attract.
ed to the spoon and elings to II. he viii,
he sure to put in an appearance some
time during the evening. II the siaas
OF the cup attract him he will NOT COW
that night.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

New York, Oct. l4.-Arthur Charollais
demented inventor, 40 year old gnlln.
tined himself in his laboratory at Mul.
house IN Alsace. lie had constructed the
machine himself. It was an exact dnpli.
cate OF the legal French gullo,ine. but
MAS made of costly woods and finely pol.
ished. The triangular knife had engraved
on It; This blade cut Arthur Charollais
neck October. 1900" Near the BODY was
found note reading: distribute NV he.
ougings among the poor and demolish
tins gnlIeiine. 1t is intended solely for
NY own private use His servants helnl
an unfamiliar electric bell suddenly ring.
ing persistentlv. and on rushing "a an.
sWet 1t discovered with horror the wrig.
sing, headless body with blood gushing
IN streams from the neck The head WAS
IN the basket of sawdust where il had
fallen. The suicide had 81 arranged IN,
Aniie that It's tall started an electric call
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

A l0stamp mill Is TO be erected ct
once on the Referendum, on Forty-nine
creek. Nelson district. and work will be
resumed at once.
The wagon road which the govern
mcnt Is building up Toby creek is near
~ completed to Spring creek. and it Is
one of the finest ore roads ever built In
Canterbury mountain country.
The government has started survey.
ors up Horse Thief creek and an apprc.
priation OF $4,000 for a wagon road IN
the creek has been made. The grade
OF ore throughout the camp Is excep-
tionally high. the average galena run
ming over go ounces in silver
An extraordluy special meeting OF
the shareholders OF tho Broken Hill
Mining and Development Company.
limited. was held at the ONCE of the
company at Ymir. when 1t was decided
not to accept the offer made by a
French syndicate for tho taking over
OF the property of this company.
The output from the Rossland camp
has been diminished. as the I.eRoi No.
has stopped shipping altogether for
tho present and will not resume until
the plants at the smelter and at the lie
Roi are In sufficient state OF prepar.
edness to allow OF resumption. 1t Is
probable that one or two irregular
shipments may be made from time to
time, but the output from the lie Roi
No has practically ceased for the
present
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

The yearly expenses Of the sult.,
nave been estimated At no less a sum
Than $io.0o,ao OF this $500 600
alone IL spent on the clothing Of the
women and Sioo.ooo on the Sultau's
own wardrobe. Nearly eT.5Oo.ooo u
swallowed np by presents. ss.ooo. 600
goes Tor pocket money and ssili anoth,
er sA"o,oo Tor the table. II seems In
credible tina, 50 much moncy can pos
sitsy be spent In year by one man.
eat when II Is remembered that some
i.se" people 1--we within tho palace
walls--iive laxurlously and dr.ss e..
pcnsively at the cost OF the civil llsa
IL appcars a little more comprchcnsl
BILE,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

Duchess Marie AleXandrovna, the only
daughter Of Gar Alexander III. The
ceremony took place at 81. Petersburg
with grca, pomp. In 1898 the Prince,
on the death or the Duke of Saxe-C0
burg and Gotha, succeeded TO the duchy
and took the oath OF loyalty In the
presence OF Emperor William. He held
the rank OF general In tho German
army. The children Of the Duke are,
Princess Marie. born Oct 20, 1875; Vic.
toria. born Nov. %. 1876: Alexandra,
born Sept. 1. 1878. and Beatrice, born
April 10. 1884. All except Beatrice are
married.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
Made IL Earn n. 49,,

A lowell woman who found q ycuna
robin on her doorstep took Il In and
tcnderly cared for u. She has hrough,
II up to be q selfrcliant. ins,ep~ndeu,
bird by burysng worms In 4 po, OF
earth and compelling the robin to do
Its own diggtng FOR = living. Tho bird
Is said to be great pet and has learn.
al to come 70 his mistress when abe
calls. though he win have nothing %
say 70 strangerA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

scranton, nt, ia conference Of the
Individual coal operators and the general
INNING sapeTintendents OF the coal.carrv.
ing rHads WAS in session Mond,y afternoon
echsnd closed doors. Ii was attended hv
all the representative mining interests ~
sae wyoming and lackawauna valleys.
! Ne only feature that the operators
anu ther saperintenients here dislike il
the ts'Iure OF the miners to incorpor,ts
ane powder question in their proposal.
ms beng left undivided will tend IN
keep the matter on eige ior several DAYS
~ least, and is regarded as possible
source OF trouble in the future.
President Mitchell of the United Mine.
Workers viii leave Scranton this af,er.
neon Tor Hasleton. but before he goes he
may De IN possession OF some important
news relative to the strike situation.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
MINES AND MINING NEWS
OUR NORTHWESTERN MINES.
Iteuss Cleaned From Late REPORTS
All Dt.trtets Are Being Developed
~ Prosperous Year In Predicted
NtminE Notes and PERSONALS.

The rail makers In reducing steel
rails from $50 TO $40, reduction OF
about Is per cent, opeP up Tor them
selves a market for, IN round figures,
1000 900 tons OF rails, or the bulk OF
the rails that will DO needed for the
foreseen requirements of 1901. AS 10
the reduction itself. 1t Is sham. The
railmakers could have gone 81 more
and made rates s22 and yet pile up
profits faster than any other industry
on the American continent except the
Standard Oil company.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

They are still out and the prospect is
that they will stay out. They struck
for s. per day instead Of the 81 they
have been receiving.
A mineral product OF somewhat un.
usual character for this country is
gypsum. a valuable deposit of which
In the Burnt River district, a short
distance west OF Huntington, Ore. is
represented by specimens In the miner
al tent of the Spokane exposition.
The lower tunnel In the Congress
group, on Bridge creek, In the South
Half. In Washington. has reached the
ledge. and the values are fully as high
as the rich returns secured from the
upper workings. according to Barney
Quinn. well-known prospector, who
has been in this country for many
years.
The final payment on the Free Coin.
age mine has been made. The prop.
erty adjons the Golconda in the Gable
Grove district. near Baker city, Ore.
The property has 125 foot shaft and
1870 feet Of drifts. The force will be
increased and development work push.
ed rapidly.
Contrary to general expectations
September was one OF the liveiiest
months OF the present year in mining
throughout the Palmer mountain dis.
trict. The number OF working prop.
critics has increased, and several new
companies were incorporated and will
begin development in the near future
Canada will produce 0,O0O,0 900 In
gold in 1900" said a we'll known min.
ing engineer. "Klondike will produce
$35 200, 900. British Columbia about
$4,000, 900. and the rest of the country
100000 | am inclined to think
this estimate is not so far astray as
the first glance might seem to indicate.
or the several districts of Washing
ton that have mintral exhibits at the
Spokane exposition probably the best
represented Is Onanogan county
Though some OF the samples were ex.
hibited before, there are large mum.
Der of new ones, and the developments
Of the last year in many parts of the
county make the exhibit Of particular
interest to mining men.
Of the total number of instruments
fled with the county recorder at Wal.
lace, Idaho, during the year. about one.
half come In during the last quarter
nearly all the proofs of labor on mining
claims being filed during that time
This class OF papers is beginning to
! come in freely, and the total number OF
filings for the past week was sweled
to "a. the aggregate valuation being
$l26,4l93S. OF the % deeds but four
for 81 each. Three patents were also
recorded.
At Jerome, Ariz., .miners employed
on the 50-foot level of the great United
Verde copper mine noticed the ground
giving way over their heads. The
alarm was Immediately given, and in a
short time the 800 men employed in
the mine were taken to the surface
without injury. The sink extended
in succession to the various levels of
the mine until the top was reached
the sunken ground showing that about
200 feet square had been affected. The
railroad, with train OF cars, was low.
boiler and blacksmith shops were all
| badly damaged The foundry was al
so lowered some ten feet. Work is In
progress repairing the damage.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

"A fashion which can readi,, !.
with audacious conadsn,.
young.
The newest models Of ETC.,
worn with shirtwa!sts Ar
pretty, and made mostly q,
very sheer muslin. The COLI,
OF silk. sometimes into a ~
finished with a very narro, !
shaped muslin collar with 4.
work edge.
Many shIrtwaists are h...
with collars OF the same m.,.
small turn-oyers being Of 4 ~.
color.
Costumes in solid colors IN |
elites Of the hour-everytbID, h
"A rather expensive fashla,
ways u desirable one and N
often of the well-dressed vons!
plain tulle and net veils-n,l
sans borders, but just a susDl.1
fairy's web, to keep those su,
locks In their rightful nlae..
fected. A second veil OF chl,,o..
biege. blue or GREEN'S worn !
veil Of tulle or net.
The hats are composite pra,l
big smalf' hats perhaps will /
them.-Ladies' Home Journal
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
MONTANA STATE NINE SIGNALS


! bell hoist, l bell stop Of in mo-
tom
bells lower men, 3 bells hoist men
bells, blasting signal, engineer
must answer by raising bucket a few
feet and letting 1t fall back slowly.
Then bell hoist men away from
blast
bells steam on, bells stem of.
bells air on, bells air of. 3-2-c
send down drills. 32-3 send down
picks.
bells danger signal Cease of fire or
other danger). then ring the number
OF station where danger exists. No
person shall ring any signal bell ex.
cept the station tender, except in case
OF danger, or when the main shaft is
being sunk. Engineers must slow IN
when passing stations when men are
on the cage.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

wraps made by tailor of high stand
Ing. Both have the high collars that
promise to be distinctive feature of
all the autumn and winter nantes. The
stylish coat has n straight back with
out seams. Capacious pockets are let
IN the loose fronts. For every day
wear, on all but the most ceremonious
occasions, nothing could be more COM
Portable, convenient and becoming than
this new easy fitting coat.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

Tie II . son Of Gen. John q. Fremont.
"the Pathfinder" aud La now at Fort
Thomas. In command Of Company A.
s<coad United States Infantry. which
10 part OF the detachment doing garrl.
son duty. lilo WAS admitted TO West
Poin, on July l. isT2. while his father
WAS Governor Of Arizona. but resigned
two years later. and remained with his
father. In 1870 he Was appointed n
second lieutenant In the Third iu,
fansry. which ngnred prominently IN
the Indian campaign following the Gus
ter ma.~acw. wh.n the spanish war
broke ont he was made a captain aud
served In Cuba with the Second. Ills
elder brother. ]. 9, Fremont. Jr.. Ia 10
the navy. Ills mother and q sister live
~ Los Angcles. Cal
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

Almost all OF the very newest thin,s
IN girls wear are old friends-witb naw,
trappings. The hair is worn low.. -.
the head. and not SO much la Pomna.
dour. Somewhere at the sides there :.
decided tendency toward a mar,
Many little curling locks are diligently
cultivated. and eurls in the back falling
TO the neck are once more to be worn
The collars Of gowns are to h. lowa.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

Of the UnIs
club was tsu
Louisville, Il
ing the G. 1!
canlpnlent ii
city. A mi
Its member |
wives and ID
the Grand \
the Republsl
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

kissiug Under the Nlissiceoe.
The practice OF Kissing under the
mistietce y Of very ancient orisin. "A
II dates from the days Of the Dru,dx
when. no doubt, Il had q relisaous
mcanin&
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
PRINCE ALFRED.

pshe of s~xe-Cehavu and 0osha. Who
Died ksSeasty.
rrincs Alfred Ernest Albert. Duke
Of saxs- Cchars aud Go,ha. who died
r~s~ntly. WAS the younger brother Of
sh- Prince Of wales- lie wac born ut
Windsor Castle on Aug. q 1874, Was
pfspared for the navy aud entered thai
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

A Dayton cigar manufacturer was
nned $50 and costs for violating the
child labor law.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
One Secret of Yoss


II you wish TO retain you.
Z good old age" one Of the =
ant things to remember Is y
much meat. Meat once :
quantities is sufficient. w,
fruit should always be eale.,
drink plenty Of water. u n
fact that most people drips
stead of too much water,
quart a day is desirable.
water slipped slowly oeiS|
very good when a tenor
matte troubles exist Al"H
ly: nothing will age you
than an improper assimin
and this 10 one Of the fsus
commit.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

001ORRY kills. 1t wears upon the
WNW brain as dropping water wears
away stone. The habit must
be killed by eternal vigilance, resolution
and good sense. Worry, like bad air or
an obnoxious person, must be driven
out, and the best way to drive either
out Is by the Introduction Of the good.
You can ill your mind with comfort
Ing. calming thoughts. leaving no room
for the harassing ones. Don't let events
depress you. Maintain your equilib-
rum. and let mind rule matter and
good sense judge events. The emo
tional nature is always watching for u
chance to exploit itself. Keep 1t in re-
serve, ready for every touch Of human
feeling, responsive to goodness, honor.
cheerfulness and all healthy feeling,
but do not allow it to tinge your under
standing or in any way affect your sane
view Of business or the affairs Of life.
Check expression when bitter or SOM
Der feeling has the best Of you. You
would not spread disease; do not spread
mental distress. Your Responding
WoIuS DuIStiuS IlllpulSlNciy AIOA u Auii
heart In the presence of friend. add
to the burdens of another human being
-One. perhaps, already weighed down
BY cares and anxiety. TO SO speak is
to allow yourself to be overborne by
"things" ruled by the natural course Of
the world. You cannot rule the world,
1t is true, hut you have the power to
rule your part of it-that Is, yourself
Woman's Home Companion.
Fall Wraps.
Long capes and coats are fashionable.
The loose box coat is again In great ia
vor and is being brought out in va
riety Of colors and materials. 1t Is
strictly tailormade, the only ornamen-
tation 1t permits Of being rows Of
stitching, strappngs of the cloth, or
revers Of contrasting material. listers
will also be much worn, and will be
made large and loose-fitting for greater
comfort in driving, travelling and gener-
al convenience.
The illustrations show two smart
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

sssssce ~ cadet In 1888. lie served
a various foreign stations aud became
faad Of bis profession Of sailor. In 1872
u Prtsce WAS offered the throne Of
0sssrs. but declined. In that same
year he was created Duke Of Edln-
buryh. Earl Of Kent and Earl Of Ulster.
A attempt was made ON March II.
i1A - New South walss to assassin.
sss him. The assassin. o'rarrell, was
enscuted the following April. In 1874
" tsance wAs married 70 ths Grand
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

Mrs. Frances Stansbury, ots
Is the president of the Penp,l
Club, having members in all n
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19
A HERDS sister


Calvin r. Titus, the VI
boy who became the hero q
Pekin. owes much OF his 70
late glory to the in Z
spiratlon M par ted
by his sister Myrtle.
s h e h as cOunseled
him In her daily let
tiers since the young ~
man red the NJ
army and he has re-
peatedly written his . -,
friends of the value
Of these reminders.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

penny Troll
Is the most unique club Of ID ;
initiation fees being one cent Nj
dues one cent. The required
admission are the possessloa q
able disposition and a mind 4
the least disagreeable though
A Woman's Wan
She will laugh while the team
the eyes,
She will sing a song to cover
She will fight for the masl
pain,
Full many an untold battle nj
Then over a mouse will faint ;
But that Is only a woman's 1
She will take her place In The
life,
And bear accomplishing The
the strife,
Herstrength and energy read
And always trying a smile to
But in a dispute the last VI
say,
For that is just a woman's vr
She rocks the cradle Of lltei
men;
She has ruled the world since
began;
She can reach a decision and
While a man spends the tDs
ments lame,
But when she goes shopping
one day,
For that Is just a woman's N
-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-19

To Clean Neck Ribbos|
To restore a soiled neck ri3
pristine freshness Is sometl
convenient when not only 4
new ribbons are ten miles n
the New York Tribune. Al
bons Of any color can be safs3
In a cold suds made Of any
After the soil Is removed n
be rinsed In clear cold water
way to dry them Is to lay y
wet upon a marble mantel 9
and with q stiff fingernall
them sideways until every "
crease and all air bubbles an
Then leave them until the
For all ribbons but white Of
are badly soiled an excelleD'
to put all kinds together into
that Is half full Of gasoline
tightly. shake a few times,
to stand over night. In u
the dirt will be found at the
the jar. The ribbons should
not squeezed or wrung, whe
removed from the fluid. %
the open air to dry. Whls
turned yellow by gasoline