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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25
IT Might DC Contagious.

NLa1nn1a-"NNhat Is Willie crying about?"
Bridget Shure, ma am, he wanted to
60 across the street to Tommy Green S. =
Maul1rs,-..Well. why didn't you let him
go?''
Br,dget-..Tyhey were after havin.
charadcs. he said, ma'am. and I wasn't
sure as he'd had EN- et."-Woman's
Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25

Advantage Of Having. Two Parents.
what is arbitration. pa 2"
Well, II Is a good thing for you, Tom
my. When your mother wants to whip
you coax her off. and when I want y
whip you she coaxes me off. Indian
sapolis Journal ss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25


the
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which
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Of
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17

Jno. G. Callahan, clerk of the board
of county commissioners is in receipt
Of the following communication,
which is self explanatory:
To the Hon. Board of County Commissioners
of kootenai County. Idaho.
Gentlemen: Your communication
OF Feb. p, 1900, addressed to me by
the Clerk OF the board. and contain
ing order of the board, duly received
and contents carefully noted.
In reply will say that will gladly
appear before the board as per your
request, on April 20, 1900, prepared
to give such information as 10 my
possession concerning the cash books
kept by me as county auditor OF
Kootenai county, Idaho, during my
incumbency In the said Office.
Yours Very Respectfully
Robt. s. Bragaw.
Dated at Twin Lakes, Idaho, Mar.
5, A. d. 1900.
1t will be remembered that the or
der to Mr.. Bragaw was to return to
the board the cash books taken away
by him.
A large number of our citizens will
visit Spokane on March 3Oth to hear
w. J. Bryan.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
Notice Of Issue Of Attachment.

In the district court of the 6rst judicial a..
trict of the state of Idaho IN and for Koote.
mai comfy.
W. A. Hart, plaintiff, vs.. ". H. H. Keisur,
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that Writ of Al.
tachment, in the abOve-entitled cause, hsn
been issued out Of the district court Of ~
first judicial district Of the state Of Idaho
in and for the county Of KOotenai, againsi
the property Of w. H. H. Keizur, the defend
ant in the above entitled cause.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto set
my hand, and affixed the seal OF the said dia-
trict court, this the Ath day OF February, l0O0
(SeaD JNO. 9. CALLAHAN,
F2 Clerk Of the District Court.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
Notice Of Forfeiture.
TO Holm DOWNS:

You are hereby notified thai tne hV YOUR
take Consolidated Minlng, U9ap the wears
fsS 1ss 1893 a and ssa one hundred 600 aoI
lars for labor and improvements rt to- Lode
y eaih u sgtmate near Granite Creek Pend a.
oreie Mining district k ySa pay or So
!" he Maid vour proportion Of the sala MONEY
expended amoant"g for you and Gs ss e6
daI1,r TO- The wear 1896; sixteen ana oo-lo9
ssa5 dollars t for the year 1896; sixteen am ana
S5 100 (S665) dollars for the year 1870 anu ism
teen and 500 $3.50 dollars for the year toso
together with the cost Of publishing thls no
tice, within ninety 9o days from aat &c " yom nj IN
publication the interest belonging W yUu CO.. ~
said property will be forfeited to your IT.; 20
owner Who has complied with every ae req the
ment OF the United States statutes anu VIC
laws Of the State OF Idaho.
Date of first publication December -, issy
HOMESTAKE CONSOLIDATED MIMI
President
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
Proposals for County PRINTING u
ADVERTISING

Notice is hereby given thu =
clerk Of the board 0f county Con-.
sioners will receive sealed prossss
for doing the county PRINTING .
advertising for Kootenai county p
the year beginning ON the sss1sS
Monday in April, 1900, and endlns pa
the End Monday In April, 1901 x.ss
proposals will be received ID q ~ =
o'clock a. N. of Monday, Anril =
1900. The board of county Comm
sioners reserve the right to reject -.
or all Of such proposals.
Mark on outside Of envelope ssp.n
posals for doing county printing "a n
advertising.w
BY order OF the board Of count,
commissioners.
JNO. G. CALLAHAN
Gle,l.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
Notice Of Issuance Of an Attachment

In the Justice Court OF Rathdrum Precinct,
KoOtenai County, Idaho.
E. p. Manor, Plaintiff,
Herman Sack, Defendant
Notice is hereby given that a Writ OF At
tachment in the above-entitled action. has
been issued out Of the said Justice Court OF
Rathdrum precinct Kootenai county, Idaho,
against the property Of the said defendant,
Herman Sack.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand this 18th day Of February. 1900.
JOHN G. KOCH.
Justice of the Peace in and for Rathdrun
Precinct, KOotenoi county, State OF Idaho,
EDWIN MCBEE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
F24
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
EASILY ANSWERED.


Representative Wilson has in
troduced a resolution in congress
requesting the Secretary Of the
Interior to inform the house as to
the number Of acres now included
within forest reserves belonging to
land grant railroad companies, the
amount of forest reserve scrip is
sued therefor, the market value
of said scrip and the estimated
value of said lands in lieu of which
said scrip was issued, together
with statement showing whether
the request for the creation of said
forest reserves came from the peo-
pie residing within the states
where said reserves are created or
from the land grant railroad COM
panies who have been thus enabled
to exchange lands of little value
for forest reserve scrip worth many
times the value of the lands in lieu
of which it is issued"
The resolution is easily answer
ed. The request came from the
land grant railroad companies and
the present administration lost nc
time in complying with their COM
mands.
JACKSON said that the money
power, if unchecked, would dictate
the choice of the people highest
officers and added, "the forms oil
our government might for a time
remain, but its living spirit would
depart from it," and the democra-
cy of 1900 points to the conditions
Of today as the living proof Of
Jackson's claim to the title oil
prophet.
QUEEN Victoria has ordered that
on today each soldier in every
Irish regiment in the British SER
vice shall wear a sprig of sham
rock in his head dress to commem-
crate the gallantry of Irish troops
in the recent battles in South Afri-
ca. Considering its symbolism
the use of the Shamrock to com.
memorate the slaughter of patri-
otto men engaged in fighting fol
independence and liberty will be a
PROCLAMATION.
PRESIDENT Mckinley signed the
gold standard bill on Thursday
with gold pen furnished him by
Representative Overstreet, of Indi-
ana, one of the trainers of the bill.
The banks now have the power tc
expand and contract the currency
at will, and the possession Of this
power will make them as potential
to control all industries as any
trust is to control particular in
industry. The money trust, the
most colossal of all, has made its
bow and the country is indebted to
republican leadership for it.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-03-17
YOU TRY 1T.

" shi'oh's Cough and Consumption Curc which
y S,id lDr Tho ANAL price Of rs cts 80 cts md
80. Goes not cure take tho M tile back and we
~, ~! ss'unh your money. Sod for over fifty year
y" tsis guarantee. Price 70 cts. and 20 eta
Sold by DIR. r. Wenz.
The sun., 1900-12-28
SPANTARD PUNCHES 4 cor.
Rather Expected a New York Policeman to
Call "a Cab for Him as in Spain.

Juan Gatla y Gordla, a naval engineer from
Bilboa, Spain. who arrived In this country
four or five days ago and has been staying
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. was a prisoner in
the Yorkville police court yesterday charged
with assaulting Policeman O'Connell Ac
cording 10 the policeman the Spaniard asked
him at Twenty-second street and First ave-
nue. 70 direct him to a cab stand He replied
that he did not know Of any cab stand around
there. but he could direct him to n stable
This seemed to displease the Spaniard, and
when il was rereated he hit O'Connell. aud
when arrested and being haled to the police
station again punched him. Gatla Gordia
said that O'Connell had insulted him.
In Spain" said he in good English, police
mon can cabs for gentlemen. or at least answer
questions politely Why, he sent me to q
stable That's where they keep horses. and
/ wont let anyone send me to a stable.
Magistrate Hogan fixed his bail AZ $500
The Spaniard had 5000 poSetas In spanish
bank notes In his pocket, In addition 20 roll
of American money. He gave q package OF
pesetas to Messen ger Cooney and told him 70
hire a Dab get the Spanish money changed
and arrange for bail.
Gordia was to start for Canada to-day.
He Ia In this country. he said both for busi-
ness and pleasure.
The sun., 1900-12-28

Proposal 20 rsrchs.e q tssrth 10 Ala In Pre-
,rn,i.s IN. Robbrs, ~ sesrsr.

A. a meeting ~ tho Hoard ~ Directors
Of tho Legal AID Society held Yesterday after
noon at the oi1os uf the President. Arthur
Won Bric-en. the constitutional amendments
providing for patrons who pay 500 annn-
ally. and Tor llfa mombors who mako dona-
tlons Of 1900 or more. which wore passed
upon NJ "A special meeting or the society,"
were adopted permanently Jacob "
Schlf. Isaac n. seliRinan. Julien i Davies
Edwin Gould. Andrew Carnegie. Mrs NJ
kennedy Tod Mrs. Anna Woeri shofor and
Mrs Edith Carpenter Macy were elected
patrons. and Mira Lucie L. Schroeder. who
made donation Of o. 600 was elected liie-
member The resignation of Ahson Phelps
Stokes as n member uf the Board ot DlI.c-
tors Was received and accepted, ana MISS
kosalie LOew vas elected to ~" vacancy
The report % Miss Ioew as acting general
counsel for tho last month showed that our /,
ing that time i,208 applications Tor IeRai aid
wers received and acted upon.
The committee appointed TO arrange ior
celebrating the twentv-nfth anniversary Oi
the society reported that II had been decided
TO have a banquet at the Waldorf tstQrla
on March 23. and that Gov. Roosevelt had
consented to be present
IL was decided to appoint President Won
Bricsen and j. Augustus johnson n com
mittee TO act with a similar committee from
the American Seamen's Friend Society, ana
other organiza tions OF q like nature. IN the
matter OF purchasing steam Launch ior me
purpose Of preventing. II possible. tho rob
among them, The launch. 1t Is expected
Ngil
The sun., 1900-12-28
SOIDIIR. PHYSICIAN, PRIEST.
The Varied Career OF Father Olmstcad' VINO
WIN say Mass Here Next sunday.

The Rev william Olms,rad. man OF some
what remarkable history, will celebrate mass
on Sunday ncxt In 81. Andrews Roman Cath
ollie church at Duane street and city Hall
place. Father Olmstead was known until a
few months arc as Dr OImstead. and before
that as Gen Olmstcnd He fought through
the civil war and was promoted Brgad'"r-
General lie has travelled around tho world
twice lIs was u division superintendent OF
tho New York Central Railroad at ono time.
a.aln u physician. at another time surgeon
on Western railroad lie has fought tho
Indians and has done missionary work among
them finally hc became a Catholic priest lie
ha, made "a success Ot everything he has uh-
drrtakCn. ,
height and le has clcnr-Cut features ana
white hair Ills ancestors S'ti"d IA inns
country in 1882 He IL an orator, but he has
made up his mind 70 roman ~ PuieiIde
IIc pnle To- New York to sp'nd IN" holidays
a, tho guest Of tie pastor Of IT Andrews
Father Olmsteld was born in thI5 state
siNty--iN years dgu, and AZ youlI he stuuled
civil engineering In Troy. In lNhl lie went 10
the war a. a CAPTAIN in the second luiantry
Reg inc nj Il New York NOluUtc"r~ In dlIetent
capacities he fought In many battles ana ne
was in all OF the battles IN which the Army OF
the Potomac took part from Petersburg to
the surrender Of Lee. After has regiment
was mustered out he became a student OF
medicine and later was connected as phys,
iician with the mon ta1ihGI tnG Denfer oxnu snu
railroads Ia 1894 he dropped business ana
studied for the priesthood lie was ordained
on Feb of this year az Notre Dame, Ind,
He is a member of the g. A. X, the Loyal
Legion, the Empire State Society Of the Sons
OF the American Revolution. and OF the Society
of Colonial Wars 80
Father Olmstead said Yesterday that ilie
was too short for man TO do any taking
about himself
The sun., 1900-12-28
MAKES MOB LAW UNPOPULAR.
The Mistakes by Lynchers at southport, Miss.
Annoying to Their Friends.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27-1he mob VIII oh
has been operating at Southport 10 avengs
the killing OF Town Marshal Richardson has
made 20 many mistakes as TO bring discredis
on mob law In this region. Richardson was
killed by the Lewis boys as u result OF an
alteration with their father, Alvin Lewis.
whom he was trying to arrest. 1t was de-
cided that the fatal shot was fired by hetTy
Lewis The mob started after him. caught
a negro whom IL supposed was Henry Lewis.
and shot him to death. II was subsequently,
discovered that the murdered negro was NOT
Henry Lewis, but another and an entirety
innocent negro from ncighboring town
IL was afterward discovered that not only
was this negro innocent. but that Henry Lewis,
for whom he was killed. was cQua ly so, not
having been In Gulfport on the day oi the
shooting. Finally comes Percy toyser, a
white man, a contractor and special friend ol
Richardson, who was standing near nm at
the time Of the killing, and who says that none
of the Lewises, Henry. Dave or Joe, dld the
killing, but IA / IL was done by stranger a
small black negro.
IL is true that the old man. Alvin Lewis,
when he was captured by the mob. confessed
that his son had done the shooting. put they
saw Cooper did what all negroes do when they
are caught by mob and expect to be lynchcu
confess to the truth of all charges against
them
The sun., 1900-12-28
BURNZ TRIAL CLOSING.
The Prisoners Father Appears In Coprt for tho
First Time.

The trial OF Edgar G Bnrnz for killing
Herbert Fellows ia rapidly nearing its
end st the close OF yesterdays session in
tho Supreme Court In White Plains Judge
Keogh announced that to-day the court
will SIT until evening It is hoped the jury
will 40 out by nghtfalI. More women
were present yesterday than on any previous
day District Attorney Andrews had lre-
Uupnt wrangles with Judge Mills Of counsel
Tor Buruz and something lk" wrangle- with
Justice keOgh over the admission OF EVIL
deuCe
With the examination OF Coroner Banning
Of New Rochelle as an insanity expert III"
defence rested its case at O'Clock Inc
prosecution did not call DR.. Spltlka. DR..
] yon or Or Macdonald, its leading experts
II will probably close its case this iorcaoon.
The surprise of yesterday was "a" appear
ancc in the court room FOR the Nr-t Time OF
Burn2's father When he entered he shook
hands with his wife as If he had not seen
her for some time Then he took seat and
becnrre very much Interested IN the testimony.
He will not appear MS witness
Nr9 HpTtCr was again in court ~" saws
this Is in direct disobedienCe OF her doctors
orders Her doctor says THAI she Is too
weak TO appear She told reporter that
il was her duty to appear, however, and that
size would carry out that duty until she Ia
obi ged 10 take 10 her bed. She Will not
testify again
The sun., 1900-12-28
TO START A NEW CRUSADE.
Prof Heron Of Chicago to Set Vp an Apostolic
League In Christian Work.

CHICAGO Dec 27.-A new system oil religion.
differing materially from all now in existence.
l. to be founded by Dr. George u herroh.
whose renunciat.on OF commonly accepted
PRINCIPLES and theories wAilo occupying tue
chair of applied Christianity at Iowa College
caused his resignation. The principle OF TINS
new reli igionis the application OF the teachlngs
OF Christ to all problems. social. industrial
Sc Its ministers are to be known as apostles
and. ike the first apostles. they are to be
almost constantly going from one place 10
another Chicago is to be headquarters
Dr. Heron has formed what ne terms an
Apostolic League. with FIVE members Ia
addition to himself the members are the Rev,
j. Stitt Wilson. who resigned from the Ere
street Methodist church to take ny the new
work. the Rev william II. Wise. who lett the
College Avenue Msthodi,t Church OF ,yiTsen Green
VINO left the crete. III. Methodist Church;
Franklin II. Wentworth OF chicago, who was
secretary of tho recent Antitrust Conference.
Dr. Heron aud the three other ministers
will travel: Mr. Wentworth will act as business
manager and editor Of "A monthly paper 70 po
known NJ the Soc al Crusader, which will be the
oiYlcial organ. An Office has been opened IN
this city.
The sun., 1900-12-28
MOLINEUX CASE DELAYS.
nay pOssiBLy arr 10 THr fOrRr OP
lPPEiIS ~ WswH ~.
Prisoner VAS Convicted last February snd
ia. since lived In the Death House &c
sing sing where DELAYS Happened In the
Asillsmenl of The lnse Anpa al.

se'"e"'e"' :" w" vase u" Npp'"'
Tho case of tho p"oplo against Roland ".
Mollneux, as IL viii be presented 10 tho court
~ ,,,o,I, ,ut IL, ,oad. g., tho ,,rir,., nj,
~ Npl'."', ""' wv ''"up w Wv ''''''' w
or ABOUT Jan !. according b 'h' ltetehs
understanding bctvecn Recnrder Con tho
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''"' ",,''"'' '''''' WV
Mar1hlIl' attorneys Tor the defendant
II Ia estimated that 1t viii take "A month to
ptlh' 'he cas-" ohn nn'rf' month 'or 'h'
attorneys 10 rrep"r" thrH hrIe'H Ihcr"i"re'
tho case will be ready for argument on or
about March + i,m III rula of tho Court
- ~ ~, -,
o' HppeaiS VI cap'taI cns's tha' 'ho cour'
Will bear arguments ton DAYS after either
side gives notice that IL Ia ready 10 he heard
So, -. .,.,...-, .., ),
ch'Pr 'neSe .fcuins'ahc''' 'ho Greuh,'n's
made on or about March Is, and the yours
49,, sha,I, 49,. aarl', a. Ali ,.b.,,ar
be IS to have a % new trIaI or whether he must
die.
An ,bi. may ho sxn.o,od nrovl,,od tho c,so
is satisfactorily settled on or about Jan l..
ra'Ive Of the trial. from the selection % of tn the
jury to the sentencing Of the accused as
shall be approved by the Recorder. Tho
narrative was made up by Weeks, Battle
Harsha'i Hl'hy ihonVhS ago ana SupihI''"d
TO the District Attorney. MIR. Le Barber,
who had charga of cases on appeal for Col
Car.,ina. a,'i -. "A. o.t'1.,'o - 49,,
Ia uii,e' , ahu Saliles osooMtne, M wno u!td
,ii,o case ior we prop,e' M Wcht oyer .he Fntl'
m uNe ailu t nuuo IinIlll tnlfilutnenIs u'se
a,h,hdhIen.s q, m @ were ie'lv ".lecIons 70 paf,S
- - ~ ~ ia' . l"iL.p,i, it, onnr, Mill, 'pu
.oOut We seI9ctlph 9l We jury the tiIts be
, ,"esn couhseI iOr ,hs deiirhce aEd the ne
,2 ,9iurI aun sone OF the hpCor ger IuhhEs
a." 1,n, ,iiii aHei l,'"i i n.s
d,,h.Iluihcnts DA'I'ued "IiIS 'hHha'eTiai parts
Vi Th re palIntiLne ,,,. ,t., .,..,t.. ,
, no et ie,V, iei L., w 'o"n vac halIa''Ft ahu me
i, ] 1919 tv Mgh. O.l i''s Nacat ron
The sun., 1900-12-28
sfRfrrED rsiy,fr rOwEy
tweluh ResImsn' Wsa. tnliotm Taken o@
MIN Ansf He'd Vousht , Policeman.

John Tovrv of SOS West fufiF eighth street,
rrlyai" In Company nf Ivefh Regiment
wa, attostad hy Policeman lodmohd on
wcdneslay nleht for being drunk and diS'
orderly ~ Forty eighth strort and Tenth
avenue iowey, Who was iu uniform fo'
sisted arrest aud In tho -cuff'a tore kedmonds
ttousors and bruised hia hand The police
man landed tho man In tho lookup at last ma
yesptdly morning took him to tho West SID"
polio" court Magistrate Pool heard ths
poliCemnu's story and then asked II any mem-
b"r ~ tho regiment was In court H"orss
Eodorbrch uf Si5 Weat rorty-eighth street
stcppod up 1owey, lac said, was always
standing on the corner.
lie. become a bum, your Honor" said
Rodonhach lie had no right I" wear that
uniform either
Tho policeman said that IOwcy had Just
been discharged from the Island where no
had been s"nt for stealing from his mother.
Tho Magistrate held lin until the afternoon
and meauwhilc sent for Capt Stuyvesant J..
Paloit Of Company II. who camo 20 court.
such men AS this have no business wearing
the uniform "i any regiment lie 9ueht not
To have got into YOUR regiment SAID the Mag
81 know it," said the CAPTAIN He had no
right to that uniform and ! want II now
Put him ia the hall aud take II on him :
bonds for his good behavior for one month.
I had that uniform on" said IowGSy s9} 81
that could have my picture taken. what IL
! wear now II they take Il away ,,,
oh" replied the Magistrate, they u
give you .nc 81 tnoss uniforms they wear
Ia the laIl dpwr,tair-
uuartorma.tor Sergeant Tr1ugott, who
had accompanied Capt. pelott 70 court,
went down into the prison with Redmond
and the prisoner ard there Towey's, uniform
wu- stripped oN lIe sent hom" ior his best
black -uIt capt. Prllptt said that IoNcy
had been a member Of IA" regiment lor ony
a month or two and that he would soc TO hls
ra~n 80 far a. his turtn"r connection WIN
the regiment was concerned.
The sun., 1900-12-28
FRACiS IN RAYMOND STREET JAIL.
A Pleasantly About Poultry Stealing at .
Turkey Dinner Sets NeEresses Fighting.

IL was learned yesterday that all was not
peace and good will in Raymond Street Jail
Brooklyn, on Christmas Day. Jcnnie Jones.
a negress, who is awaiting action by the Grand
Jury on a charge OF grand larceny. struck
Orphelia White. another negress, who is
charged with petit larceny. They had just
finished their turkey dinner and the quarrel
Il said e. have been started by some pleas
orpd peopl" for stealing poultry. When Natron
Fanny Jane Handy appeared nj ~" door
moment later she saw all OF the eight or ten
negre-ses among the prisoners jost.ing t.
mud fro The nIatron ran to tn" nearest
telephone and notified the Office Of the trouble:
X Keeppr McGrath fastened to the scene of
action, aud soon had the tangle straichtened
out with only few nngernail scratches on
his face tp show for the encounter. Miss
Jones was put in n strait acket