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The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02
MuIti.Murderer Convicted.

Stockholm, June 30.-The trial OF
Philip Norlund, who on May ID, last on
the steamer Prins Carl on which he was
passenger, murdered seven men and
wounded five others, and woman and
boy, after which he escaped in a boat
to Koping and was captured the follow
ing day at Eskilstavana, thirty seven
miles west Of this city, was concluded
today aud resulted in the prisoner beiL g
convicted and sentenced to death.
Shortly after his arrest Nordlund con-
fessed that he had deliberately planned
the crimes and that he had stolen 500
kronen from the captain of the steamer
He expressed regret that he had not
killed every one on board the Prins Carl
emphatically denied that he was insane
and asserted that he had committed the
crimes in order to revenge himself on
mankind"
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02

sings the most modern sacred music.
The minister's clothing Is not shiny
with the years. No great bowed spec
tacles afford him vision. Trim side
whiskers and neat mustachios mark
him, instead Of the sanctimonious
smoothness the razor achieves or the
austere abundance of whiskers. 1t is
safe betting that he is the best golf
player in the section, bicycle expert
and wonder at whist and progressive
cinch. He breaches simplicity of life.
Then he summers at Narragansett
Pier, or ferries over to Europe, instead
OF going irto the hay fields as his pre-
decessor DID.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02

Energy Of will is the greatest secret
Of power over others.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02
StarBabery.
THEODoR GOETTE, Prop.

Fresh Bread, Pies, and Cakes de-
livered to any part of the city.
"a loaves of bread for 81 90.
Phone 1874. Main Bet. Sd and 4th.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02

D. T. Clark is in from the summer
camp near Gunnis son.
Quite large crowd OF people are 60
ing out OF town for the Fourth OF July.
Miss Grace Stroyer, sister OF Mrs. A.
R. Sampliner arrived in the city this
morning enroute to her home in Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02
The Brunswick Register.

j A M Crouch, G A Wertheimer, st.
Louis; Sam Banon, a A Sutton, Ul-
island, Chicago; j B Killian, A B Cra-
bill, Delta; D Mcintyre, Olnthe; Weyl
San Francisco; j e Dale, Yellow
Springs, O.; W c Star, Colorado Springs;
d Douglas Wallace, Salt Lake.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02
Do You Eat and Sleep?

II so where? You can get first class
board, with or without room cheap at the
Swaney house. Under new management.
Baths in connection.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02
Rs,u.,nr an Old proverb.

New Boarder-What kind of a cook
have you got in this house? Waiter
Woman, sir. New Boarder-Huh! And
they say a woman's work is never
done. Well, look at that steak
cooked into sole leather.-Detroit Free
Press.
The daily sentinel., 1900-07-02
Special Rates.

and IL. 1880.
For tickets and further information
call at Colorado Midland city ticket
office. W R. Peck, city agent.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
EatteninU Beef Cattle,

Reports from the West indicate that
q great many of what are called feed
ers," young stock ready to be put up
and fattened. are being sold in the Chi
cago market, and that the farmers Of
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa will feed
more OF them this year than ever. One
reason for this Ia probably In the COM
paratiyely good price at which beef cat
tie are now selling, and another is the
large corn crops which the farmers
have grown. and which they find 1t
more profitable to sell ION the hoof" as
1t Is called, or in the shape of cattle and
hogs. than to sell by the bushel They
have learned that their soil, fertile as 1t
was once thought to be, needs to have
something In the way Of fertility re-
turned to 1t. or continual cropping will
exhaust 1t. The corn shredder, which
htilizes the stalks Of their great fields
Of corn as rough fodder for stock. also
helps them keep more. Most of these
young cattle come from the ranges In
Texas and In the Northwestern States,
where little corn Is grown, and It seems
easier to bring the cattle to the corn
than to take the corn to the cattle, es-
peclally as the feeding points are nearer
to good market than are the ranches.
Something Of the same sort Is being
done near Kansas City and Omaha,
which draw range cattle from Montana,
the Dakotas and even from Winnipeg.
Where drought has been too severe
these range cattle are what Is called
grass fat" when they come in, and
need only a few months on corn to
bring them up to prime beef, At to shin
to England or any other point where
they Will pay good prices for good meat.
American Cultivator.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Prevent. Rapid Eating.

Prevents Rapid Eating.
The feed trough which we illustrate
below has been patented by George Il.
Combs. OF Chadwick, N. Y, and Is In
tended to prevent the animals from eat
Ing their feed too rapidly, and also to
prevent the waste OF feed when the
animal Is inclined to push 1t out OF the
trough. The new trough Is Of semi
circular shape, with a hopper mounted
on q raised base In the center OF the
rear portion Of the trough. At the
bottom Of the hopper Is disk which
can be raised or lowered by the adjust
ment Of thumbscrew, thus varying
the size Of the discharge opening. The
feed falls through the opening around
the disk into the trough below, and a
little watching on the part OF the
hOstler will soon show the position to
give the disk to regulate the discharge
to the proper quantity. Projecting
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Trade Report.

New York;. G. Dun 4 Co.'S Week
ly Review OF Trade for last week says:
A settlement Of the coal strike salts.
factory to all interests having been eff.
fected, business breathes more freely
in the east and distribution OF mer-
chandise is increasing slowly, though
the election keeps new buying in many
lines down to wants for immediate con-
sumption. In the west there is not
the same hesitation and there as wei!
as in the south, the marketing of the
crops Is responsible for a feeling Of
much confidence. Prices of cOmmodi-
ties are weaker and the caution so
gratifying in q presidential year keeps
speculation at a minimum. Cotton fur.
Their declined, making the loss about
ST bale in two weeks. Planters are
rushing work and picking is expected
to progress rapidly enough to save
most OF the crop from an early frost.
High prices make it possible to pay
good wages to pickers and the move
ment at receiving points increases
largely. Domestic spinners are not
liberal buyers but exports are only
slightly smaller than year ago.
Wheat has shown more weakness,
due in part to the greater activity at
Russian ports and Atlantic exports for
the week were only 2.6i7,235 bushels,
against 3.27o,226 year ago.
Few fluctuations occurred in iron and
steel, but there were advances in Bes-
semer pig at Pittsburg and billets at
Philadelphia. Moderate gains are re-
ported in the volume of transactions,
although the tendency Is to delay large
contracts few weeks. Implement
makers take near iron freely and or.
ders for pipe are urgent, with severe
weather coming on. Structural shapes
are taken for foreign points as far dis
tant as Egypt and domestic builders
buy freely. More mills have gone into
blast and the general tone is improv.
ing. Production of coke has increased
but prices are easy and many mills
are still idle. 1t declined again, max.
ing a decline of cents from the high
point in July.
Leather and hides are steady and sell
very well. Jobbers are placing large
orders with manufacturers and the de-
mand is no longer confined to fall
goods. Spring contracts are increas.
ing at an encouraging rate, although
an effort is made to keep these sales
as quiet as possible, owing to the eff
feet on the market of raw material
While wooden mills are not working
at full capacity, more seasonable
| weather has increased buying in this
line and purchases Of wool at the three
chief eastern markets are 100000
pounds, the best total for long time
| although still far below the amount
taken through speculative activity a
year ago. Prices are steady and hold
ers show no less confidence
Failures for the week were 209- in
the United States, against 145 last
year, and 26 in Canada. against 20 last
year.
| Portland-Prices are nominally un
changed. at 53c for Walla Walla wheat
and sec for bluestem.
| Tacoma-Dull; nothing doing and
prices nominally &c lower. Bluestem
55tac; club. 52hc.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Conditions In Colombia.

Panama, Colombia, Oct. 2l.-little is
known IN any part Of Colombia regarding
the conditions existing in the other see
tons Of the country. Such points as are
connected by telegraph or cable are held
b, the government and at such places the
bulk OF news conveys grandiloquent mar.
natives Of victories achieved over the lib
erals The fact remains, however. that the
evil war goes merrily on. The countr,
- being drained Of all its resources and
the most pitiful poverty prevails in all
directions. The interior Of this naturally
hrtile and rich land is devastated Co.
lomba wilt at the end of the war. be .
country of paupers.
Inc city OF Cucnta the erst.
while liberal stronghold, near the
enekuelan frontier, was rsently
Captured by the government forces
after siege Of ~ days. Accounts
OF the acts of brutality and the horriiyinc
SCENES that met the eye at the surrender
OF Cucnta have appeared in newspaper,
OF Marlcaibo, Venezuela. This place, it
appears, was nearly razei to the ground
hod'es lay in the debris in the streets in
state OF putrefaetion. A drunken sold.
iery Was lei loose amid the nearly starved
inhabitants and every sort of bestiality
was committed. Just now the unfortu.
nate e'ts Is again besieged, but this time
oy The liberals, 1000 strong. and the gov.
eminent Is unable TO mise the siege
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
VOLUNTEERS COMING HOME.
VIII start November I In Batches ol
soOO-25, 900 In All.

San Francisco. Oct Pat military
headquarters here it is stated the first in
stallment of the volunteer army in the
Philippines will leave Manila November /.
The transports will bring home about 25,-
$50 men at the rate Of 5000 month. The
sick will. II possible. he shipped on earlier
transports, that they may travel without
cro~ding.
A.e various regiments will be mustered
out and paid as soon as possible after
they arrive here. by this agreement the
camps now established at the Preside will
be sufficient TO accommodate the entire
army.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Lime and Acid Phospb.,.l

Much having been said lately about
the tests made at the Rhode Island Ex.
pertinent Station in the use Of lin.
upon certain soils and for various
crops, We desire to call attention to the
possible danger Of using lime with an
acid phosphate. The object in treating
bone and phosphate rock with sui.
pnuric acid Is to render the phosphoric
acid soluble In water 60 that II MAJ h.
come more readily available for plant
1000 1t does this by removing from II
part OF the lime. changing it to 4 sul.
paAes OF lime II now more carbon. :.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

heavy and large
In leaf. The fruit
Is Of . beautiful
shape and color,
coming In as early
as the majority
and continuing as
late In the season
as any on the list.
In Its variety
trials Of strawber-
ries for 1900
American Garden
Ing found fully a
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Irrigation in Rocky Mount

at1Ou All NOCAy MvS
In the six Rocky Mountain y
Colorado. Idaho, Montana, N
Utah and Wyoming agricultural
ly dependent on irrigation. ~
button Of the water supply hH
by law, and costs about u \
Nebraska and Wyoming haW
commissioners, who receive
cations and determine all contfI
In the other four States Their
litigation. But when the ~
water rights are once estabD
thinks himself far more sure q
crops than the farmer In TN
States" where there is alwar
Of dr0uth or excessive rains
he has the exact amount Of
he needs, just when he wants
no other tlme-and always on
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
1motatiOu { heese,

In 1899 the imports Of ID
cheese into Great Britain IN
United States and Holland y
countries where 1t Is made. wa
hundredweight, which was ID
one-half the amount imported
Popular sentiment has been 50 4
against the article on both slda|
water that 1t was expected h
would gradually die out. Rec1
prices for pure cheese have, n
induced a few concerns In Gn
ain to handle the imitation ct
they have inquired for suppllA1
Canada and the United Staiea
credit of Canada 1t may be I
the law positively prohibits III
facture or sale Of the article q
the provinces Of the Dominloi1
Field and Fireside.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Uus,aked Lime for Ri

u
A correspondent Of the CoaI
tleman says that to keep 70
Of oats take unslaked lime,
kle 1t over the floor or phu
which one will put his grain.
er Of sheaves and another libea.
Of lime. Continue in Ike
lining each layer Of grain 70
not smothering the last layer
Is all there is to 1t. keep
mice out Of my corn crib 10
way. and 1t Is Invariably -
also keep large quantities Of
oats In barn free from rats -
same way. One barrel OF uns
Is enough for 1900 or 3.0W
corn or eight tons Of sheaf os'
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Cooperation In Fam,

NOeOper0t1O0 IN
We should like to see u
every fair association 10 y
scattered out In small blocn
representative farmers, or
business men Of the commuS
they would all have some DIV
al interest In making the
cess. and they would do II
ever the managers Of a faa
good will and help OF .
which IL proud Of Its fan
clean, instructive and succ
bition. Fair managers -
anxious to give the public
but they cannot do 1t withou
lie support a. will keep u
the hole" ananc,ally.-Nao
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

captain Elmer NJ. Ewing OF the Wells
bach Lamp Company Of San Francisco
committed .uicide by inhaling gas
Business troubles caused him TO take
ms lie, His wife and daughter reside
in Delaware. o.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

The American Sheet Iron rrus, has
secured tho mills at Toledo. Ironton
and Youngstown. Ohio. and the plant
Al Alexandria. Ind, also the big har
mill at Canal Dover, Ohio These mills
viii all DO closed and the machinery
moved. The closing down OF the Canal
Dover mill alone deprives the heads
Of 500 families OF employment.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Dr~yer roand Guilty.

Springfield, OFT. el.-The supreme
court has handed down a decision sus
tanning the lower court in finding forme,
tanker T. 5, Dreyer Of Chicago guilty o,
withholding from his successor in Office
@i9,oo0 Of West Park board funds.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

The jury in the case OF Henry You,.
sey. on trial on the charge Of heinz !,
principal in the Goebel assassination
returned verdict Of guilty and fixed
the penalty at life Imprisonment
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

NICK oHMER BERRY. quart per plant to
be easy figuring in the cases Of Nick
Dinner and Sharpless, which stand pre-
eminently In mind as the leaders OF the
test. Frost caused some injury. but
gladstone. Gem and Star suffered most
seriously In this respect. Wilson and
sharpiess were tremendous troopers
and gave good fruit early to late.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Rape Plants a. Weed Kiln

Nop0 fl0nt9 40 weed Kills
Aside from its value as a fonl|
IL an excellent crop to grow al
that are foul with weeds. The M
at which the seed may be sowu
the weeds to get well started bed
final preparation of the soil begisl
are further kept in check by thI
walton required for the crop du3
early growth, and later the "a.
shade the ground so completeA
keep the weeds down. An "a
treatment for a foul field Is II
thoroughly in late summer or Il
tumn and seed to rye or SOM !
forage crop to be pastured Of
the fall. winter or early spring !
the crop has been pastured sud-
and before the weeds have p
seed, pillow again, plant rape b
and give thorough cultivation
are few weeds that will survu
treatment, and the land will ham
profitable returns in forage IN lid
time. The rape is usually read!
In about eight or ten weeks h
date Of seeding.-T. A. William
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

ore Is being hauled from the No
or Jim Blain" dump. 10 the sampler for
crushing.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
|El2JNl&G] EX.2 I:
y !. az IT. - 8 4; !;

or lime is added it will be ,,l..
the dissolved phosphate. and !, |
again to the insoluble form ~
be used with bone meal. bec,.sI
already has Its phosphoric n,
bined with as much lime a, II ~
up. and It really becomes av,,s.a
it is acted upon by the acid IN !,
But where one uses enough q
meal there Is little need to M. 4;
any other form.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
Bloat in Cattle.

nAOAt IN cattle. I
Bloat In cattle, from whatev., !.
10 very dangerous; and unler 1
soon obtained. the animal will A.
most efYectual way OF relief i I
the trocar and canula, an Ip,,,l
that is designed for this pum,s
this Is not at hand, a knife NAV
the small blade OF a penknife n,
right size. We used the small N
q jackknife. with rubber over I'M
to make the right length. Push N
side Of the cow against the wall !
the knife on the left side. ahs
way between the short rib 4,
bone. Give the knife a sharp bla.
the hand; withdraw the knife i,
goose or turkey quill, and leave h
until the gas escapes. The quill
be watched SO that 1t may not
clogged with blood. The next du
the operation we gave the COW y
one-half pounds Of Glauber's n,
as she was not chewing her cud
next day a strip Of salt pork wul
her. This brought her out Il
shape. The knife operation Is
gerous. but the gas is.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

Good Stra wberriea
The Nick Dinner strawberry is a fine
grower and carries Its fruit on strong
stems well up from the ground :, ,s
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

State Federations o! Labor have been
formed In Alabama and South Caro-
lima
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26
from either side Of the hopper Is a short
arm, which Is connected with stirring

arm, which Is connected with stirring
device inside of the hopper. this ar
rangement being useful in starting the
dow of feed II it should become clogged
In the hopper. IL the feed stops the
animal will move its nose about the
trough to pick up the stray grain, thus
coming in contact with one of the arms
and dislodging the feed and starting
the dow again.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-10-26

scranton, Pa, Oct. 2i-Ihe Hillside
Temple and Taylor companies are the oul,
independent operators in this district L
comply with the agreement OF last Thurs
days operators conference to post notice,
guaranteeing the original offer 10 April |
When interviewed Friday a. to Nh,
they did no, comply with this agreement
the other big operators said they thought
ON seeond consideration il would cffee,
enly one thing tho Qualification Of " hin
OF John Mitchell and they did no, mo
pe~e to do ANYTHING further until the,
were assured some good would be accom-
plished.
Mount Carmel, Pa. Oct. el.-The min.
err relief committee of this place has is.
sued a circular letter asking for contribn
,ions IN aid Of the striking miners of this
district. The committee is no, connects,
IN any way with the Mine Workers et
America. Thomas H. Williams. the nest.
master, Is the president.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-14
APRIL SHOWERS
/. Impregnate Every Particle Of Air
~ we Breathe,
Danger in Every Breath

April is natures month for
housekeeping, and consequently
a most dangerous one for those
whose respiratory organs are in a
delicate condition. During the
winter disease germs of all sorts
accumulate i'll the snow and lie
frozen into inactivity until warm
April showers restore them to life.
Then the warm April sun and gen.
tie breezes dry and circulate them
through every particle of air we
breathe, and while those with
sound and healthy respiratory or
gans have little to fear, there is
danger In every breath to per-
sens whose air passages have be-
come weakened by coughs and
cold during the winter.
If we breathe we must inhale
these germs, and once i'll the bron-
chial tubes and lungs, they cannot
be reached except by inhalation.
According to the United States
Health Reports published January
sth, 1900, there is but one remedy
that will destroy these germs end
which can be inhaled. This state
ment is backed up by the endorse
ment of thirty-eight hundred re-
spectacle physicians, and should
be sufficient evidence to prove that
the only hope for those suffering
from catarrh, bronchitis and con-
sumption is to use HYO1Ei; that
the only protection which persons
troubled with weak respiratory or
gans have against these diseases is
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-14
WILL TRY ANorH ER SCHEME.

Onos in q while some one proposes
new scheme for lighting the Soldie RS
monument. 1t seems to be fad with
many people to plan how shis monument
night be illuminated ct night to make q
trial Of 1t and then try again.
The Portland Electric Light company
will soon try an experiment. In sne light
ing Of the soldiers monument, SEEKING
to throw the ngurs into stronger relief
than Ia obtained under existing arrange
ments. It 10 planned TO remove all Of the
one hundred and ninety inoandescents,
except the lower row Of forty at the bal "a
of the statue, substituting four arcs hung
uron two VS.. attached to fifty foot poles.
IL is understood that the Portland electric
railroad has at Riverton two handsome
iron posts, not In use, which it would
lean to the city for this purpose. By
placing the poles just within the corners
of the fence surrounding the monument
it is thought that . fine effect could Be
obtained. The experiment Is made with
the consent of the lighting committee
and, II successful, will BE- no more sxpsn-
sivs than the present lighting arrange.
msnt about the monument.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-14
KILLED THE HORSE.
ne stepped o. the Root sfs Tres and
was Eieetrocutsd.

Yesterday morning at $50 10 one OF j.
L. watson's coal teams, driven By Jamss
Baxnes. was sntsrina the yard Of u. =.
Dotsn on Ocean street, the horse stepped
on the roots OF an elm tree aud fell TO the
ground.
The driver Immediately sprang to the
horses head and taking zoe bridls In his
hand recsived shock q slsstricity. An
Ocean stress electric car coming aieug at
that time, Ccndustes Cobb AZ cncs saw
that wire Of the Portland Electric Light
company had got loos from the insulatoF
and Was burning into the tree there by
charging IL with full forcs.
Mr. Cobb and Motormsr Plnmmer lent
shsir aid In Embarrassing the horss and
in doing % Mr.. Cobb also received quiss
severe shock.
Word was ct onos ssnt the. company
ssd the power wss shut cff, but the horse
had recsived the foros Of the currsnt and
lived only about fifteen minutes. Mr.
Watson values the horss at about $3.50
The driver and Mr.. Cobb soon recovered
from their shocks and are quite slatsd TO
know that they escaped the fate OF tbs
horss.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-14
MAINE TOWNS.

Items o, Interest Gathered ~ Our Local
Correspondents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-14
SETTLEMENT.

The Portland branch Of the Granite
Cutters union have made Q settlement
with Daily & Chase Ct 10 cents per hour
minimum and eight hours for q day.
work. There has mot bean any contention
between the above firm and the smbers
OF this branch slncs the strike commenced.
Had they bssn employing men at the
beginning of the strike they say they
would have made settlement In advance
thus preventing any suspension Of basi-
nsss, believing that the above Is fair
and Just settlement. Daily s. Chase have
q large amount Of work and will give
EN- ployment to about fifteen men.