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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-07

O. D. Thomas came over from Moscow
yesterday and will locate in Nezperee TO
engage in the loan and insurance business.
Tomorrow afternoon the Moher base
ball nine will play the Central Ridge nine,
near Steele post office. Two weeks ago the
same tsanis played At Aohser their scores
standing 10 to rs In favor OF Central Ridge.
Aeasles have been quite plentiful during
the pasttvo weeks in the vicinityof Fietch-
err While q good number contracted the
disease, il manifested itself in a mid form
only and no fatalities have thus far been
. reported 9gscg rrAtrer
If you chance to see Mobler
mentioned frequently in this issue
remember that a Mohlerite is at
the helm this week
Mr.. Van Wrinkle the photogra-
pher. went to Lewiston the fore
part of this week and will bring
his family up With him---.-..---.-----
lifts now reported that the ply
sicians have no hope for Mrs. Nc
Kinley. In all probability the
lady of the white house will never
rise again.
At the annual meeting Of the Nezperce
Library Association held last night the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the enme-
ing year: President, f. L. Parker. vice
president. Bert Nelson; treas. Miss leila
Nelson; sec'y, DIR. J. II. Lewis: trustees,
Mrs. Orbison, Hammell and Powell.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-06-07
.s1svh1aIl la1sn9n n .19la3a
Clever Animal Performance.

Whins the finest col
Of
realistic fire
in
fire only the
world a and a baknck holding
Thea ponisa ndw a
drill by u grand difficult
pr u m up o.
monkeys s bee n he hrgeh next
Thursday June
The sun., 1901-08-08
DAVIS WORK IS Done.
Provost Marshal of Manila Hands
Over Reins of Authority.
CIVIL RULE NOW In FORCE.
New Code of Procedure Adopted by
the Philippine Commission Goes
Into Eject Sept. 1, to Great
Relief of Lawyers.

Manila, Aug. T.--General George r..
Davis, provost marshal of Manila, in
the presence of General Chaffee, the
military commander, and the whole
military staff, has turned over the city
administration to Civil Governor Taft
and the newly appointed officials.
Judge Taft thanked the army for ks
good and conscientious work In the
troublesome times.
The new code of civil procedure
adopted by the Philippine commission
will go into effect on Sept. 1.
All lawyers who We're practitioners
under the Spanish rule In the Philip
pines will be admitted to the bar with
out examination. All cases that are
pending will be completed under the
old Spanish law. Nothing in the code
is to be construed as an interference
with property rights.
Lawyers hall with Joy the antici
pated relief from the cumbersome and
antiquated Spanish methods.
The United States cruiser Brooklyn,
flying the flag of Rear Admiral Remey,
has arrived here from Australia, where
the vessel took part In the celebrations
attending the opening of the first Aus
tralian parliament. The officers and
men of the Brooklyn expressed them
selves ms greatly pleased with their
treatment during the federation cere-
monies.
The sun., 1901-08-08
FUNERAL OF EMPRESS.
Remains of the kaiser's Mother TO
He Inferred ON Tuesday.


Berlin, Aug. lit has been definitely
decided that the funeral of the Dow
ngrr Empress Frederick, who died ut
Cronberg on Monday afternoon, will
take place Tuesday next, Aug. l3. The
remains will be deposited In the Erie-
dcns Krche mausoleum near Potsdam.
Emperor William has issued decree
ordering the army 10 so into mourning
for six weeks and giving minute details
as to how the mourning emblsms are
TO be worn. There will be 10 military
music for eight days.
Court circles have been notified MS to
how the ladies ANA gentlemen OF the
court must dress till Nov. J. The ladies'
are to wear full mourning until Aug.
20, medium mourning until Sept 2S
and minor mourning until Nov. ).
Some OF the papers take exception
to the mourning orders One paper,
referring to the prohibition OF public
entertainments and musical and theat,
rical performances until after the fun
eral, says it believes this will hinder to
a certain degree the purpose for which
II was designed 1t contrasts with
this order Emperor Frederick's order
upon the death Of Emperor William I,
in which he declined to make any
mourning regulations, leaving the peo-
pie to show their sympathy In their
/ own way.
A dispatch from London says that n
resolution providing for an address Of
\ coincidence with King Edward and
i sympathy with Emperor William on
\ the death of the dowager empress
I was unanimously adopted in the house
/ Of commons. Mr.. Balfour, the govern
mcnt leader, iii moving the resolution,
! highly eulogizcd the exemplary life of
! the daughter, Wife and mother who,
/ throughout her life, strove to the ut
i most to promote mutual comprehension
and sympathy between two great ia
| tions. upon whom SO much Of the future
Of civilization depends
The sun., 1901-08-08
FRANCO-TURKISH CRISIS.
Details of the Trouble Between the
Two Countries.

Details of the Trouble Between the
Two Countries.
Paris, Aug. IA high official of the
French foreign office has just explained
the nature of the difficulty at Constan-
tinople between the French eInbassa-
dor there, NJ. Constans, and the Turkish
government.
There are two matters pending be-
tween France and Turkey, the affair OF
the Quay company and II number OF
claims of Frenchmen against the porte,
the amount Of which was fixed and
payment promised long ago.
NJ. Constans has been unable to OBJ
tain satisfaction In either matter, and
in May lie intimated that he would be
forced to ask for his recall ii the Turk
ish government persisted in its procras-
tinating tactics.
The French foreign minister, NJ. Del
casse, will see the Turkish ambassador
very soon. 1t Is possible that he may
have to renew NJ. Constans' intnatiou
regarding his recall, but il is more
likely that the incident will not reach
flat point In fact, it Is probable that
the matter will be speedily settled in Il
manner satisfactory TO France.
The members of the Turkish embassy
here maintain diplomatic silence.
The sun., 1901-08-08
HUNTING sELBY BURGLARS.
Police Trying to Trace Movement,
Of u Recently PnPoIed Convict

P0lice Trying to Trace Movements
Of u Recently PapoIed Convict.
san Francisco, Aug. 7.-Practlcaliy
no clew has been obtained to the perpe-
traitors of the S2s00OO gold robbery at
the Selby smelling works.
Strong efforts are being made to learn
the movements of recently paroled
convict. The police believe that the
plot was hatched in the state prison at
San Quentin and cnll attention to the
fact that another cx-cOnvict was seen
in the neghborhood of the smelling
works Immediately after his release
from San Quentin.
The paroied convict whom the de-
tectives suspect was In prison when the
other convict was released. Upon his
being paroled he also appeared In
Crockett, remained several days and
then disappeared. 1t is said the pa
rolled suspect was employed years ago
ut the Selby works. Afterward he
kept saloon and lodging house at
Crockett which was frequented by
Selby's employees. For engaging In
two shooting scrapes he received 81
years in the penitentiary.
No vessel except the schooner Occi-
dental bound for Eureka, is known to
have passed out of the Golden Gate
SaSaulito, on the north side of the bay.
At first it was considered certainty
that the gold was removed by boat
The sun., 1901-08-08
THE HOME GOLD CURE
An Ingenious Treatment by which
Drunkard are Being Cured Daily
in Spite of Themselves.

so Noxious Doses. No Weakening o
the Nerves. A Pleasant and Posi-
tive Cure for the Liquor Habit.
1t is now generally known and under
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not weakness. A body filled with poison,
and nerves completely shatte. ed by pe.l-
odical or constant use of Intoxicating
liquors, requires an antidote capable of
neutralizing and eradicating this poison,
and destroying the craving for intoxi-
cants. Sufferers may now cure them
selves at home without publicity or loss
of time from business by this wonderful
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The sun., 1901-08-08

Typhoid Ravnging German Troops.
Tien-tsin, Aug. There is great NOR
tality from malignant typhoid fever
among the German troops here.
The sun., 1901-08-08
General Markets.

New York, Aug. Z.
FLOUR State and western ruled firm and moro
active; Minnesota patents $S75al; winter
strai2hts S3.a0t3'50; wntcr extras, S2 7Oa2 80;
winter patents, w. 56aS. so.
WHEAT Developed activity and good ad,
vance on heavy covering, large eearances and
most ruhorsi September, rs slta7G l-l6c octo-
her, '5"saTGjsc. December, 77asa7sEc.
RfE-f.ui't; state 55a56c,. c. I. T., New York.
tariotS; NJ. western, GOc., f, Q. b., afioat
CORN Nttivc and higher on the wheat ad.
Nahee "nd covering; September, 6OAaol Ac; DO.
ccmbar, tiAaG2Ae
oAiS ltim with corn; track, white, state, 4u,
We; track. white, western, 40atGc.
PORK 'asy; mess Sl5 5OaI6. 80; family. siG. "a
al7.
LARD Bull; prime western steam, s.OOc
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, lialgc cream.
cry, 1Gn29igr
CHEESE Quiet; fancy, large, colorsh, Dl6c.
fancy, large white, 9ssc; fancy, small, colored,
osic; fancy, small, white Diza1Mc.
EGGS Finn; state and Pennsylvania. lGalsc
weitern, c,Hdled l2slBlac.
SUGAR Raw quiet; fatr refining 4 D. lGu. O.,
trihsal, so test, 5-3lc; refined 1uict: cruehad
.. sjc.; powdered, j.ljc
1GRPENl'lNE Firm IL S,uis i4c
MoLASsEs quiet; New oriAans a5al9c
Rl' 2 Steady; donustic, 4AaGMu: japan isc
TALloW steady; city iMc.; rotntrv taoso
''HT steady; shipping. l2lsa55c; good n
t.toi, :. ,yajG, -
The sun., 1901-08-08
WARSHIP TO COLOMBIA
Government Will Protect American
Interests In That Country.
ORDERS SENT THE MACHIAS.
Gunboat Now at Boston Navy Yard
Directed to Hasten to Colon to
watch Developments In
the Revolution.

Washington, Aug. THE state de
partmcnt has called upon the navy
department 10 send naval vessel to
Colon to watch developments In con
nection with the Colombian uprising.
The Muchias, now at Boston, has been
ordered to hold herself in readiness to
20 to Colon, and will sail as soon as she
can be got ready.
The action Of the state department
was based upon dispatch received
from Consul Gudger at Panama saying
that q passenger train had been de-
tained ut Matachin and several govern
ment officers captured. So far the state
department is not informed of any
trouble which has already affected
American interests, but the purpose of
sending vessel there is to watch the
situation and he on hand in case of
trouble.
The Machias IL Il gunboat of the third
rate She has been undergoing repairs
mt the Boston navy yard, and orders
issued several days ago provided for
her inspection ON Aug. H.
Owing, however, to the necessity for
her going ut once To Colon, this order
has been modified, and Lieutenant
Commander Sargent, commanding the
Machias, has been directed to proceed
without delay to Old Point.
Meanwhile Admiral Evans, president
of the board of inspection, has been
ordered to Old Point and will there
make the necessary inspection so as ia
permit an early departure FOR Colon.
1t is thought that the Machias will
reach Old Point not later than Friday
or Saturday Lieutenant Commander
Sargent formerly commanded the Scor-
pior Tie Machias carries 40 men and
Is marines.
The sun., 1901-08-08
A Rising In 1ndia..

Simla, Aug. 1.-TWO hundred NAH
suds attacked militia post at Kesh.
mirkar Aug. 6, killed a sentry and sur
prised the garrison, which sought ref
uge In the barracks. The Mahsuds
demanded the rifles, threatening to
burn the post If the weapons We're not
given up. The militiamen then sur
rendered their rifles. Seven of the
men We're killed, and an officer and
three men We're wounded. The NAH
suds then decamped with the rifles,
ammunition, uniforms and kits of the
garrison without losing man.
The sun., 1901-08-08
500 Reward, 800,

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is Mt least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 10 cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarh. Halls Catarrh Cue
Is the only positive cure known to tn.
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con
Sttntional disease, requires constitu-
iionnl treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and muscous surfaces Of the
system, hereby destroying the founda-
tion Of tli" disease. and giving the patient
strength ly huiding mp the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprictors have 50 much faith IN
its curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that il
fails TO cure Send for list Of tcst-
monials.
Address, L. J. CHENEY & co,
Sold by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, q
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1901-08-08
NEWS OF BIG YACHTS.
Tup Defender Constitution One
More Placed In Com m ission.

More Placed In Commit ission.
Bristol. r. l., Aug. THE Constitu-
tion is again i'll commission. Her nags
have been hoisted by order of Captain
Rhodes, hut there is little likelihood Of
her sailing for Newport at once because
Of the heavy southeast gale, which has
made the water in the bay very rough.
The new mainmast gives the boat a
loftier appearance of rig than before
the changes were made.
In the forenoon the Constitution and
Columbia housed their topmasts In
order to better meet the fury OF the
gale. Quite Il number of fittings were
taken Oh board the Constitution before
the wind breezcd up. and sailors We're
busy about decks putting them in order
ma strengthening out the rigging aloft
in preparation for the start.
The Colnmhia's main boom, although
ready, was not shipped owing to the
heavy sea in the harbor.
The sun., 1901-08-08
THE FRISCO STRIKE.
Ports OF Benicia and Redwood City
Are Now Involved.

Ports OF Benicin and Redwood City
Are Now Involved.
San Francisco, Aug {. - Governor
Gage has not yet been requested to act
as mediator in the great strike now on
in this city.
The City federation has extended the
strike SO as TO include the ports of Be-
nicia and Redwood City.
The San Francisco cycle board Of
trade has undertaken the task of en-
listing all the retail dealers asSoca-
tions of the city in united effort to
bring about compromise. The labor
leaders. however, state that the strug-
gle is not likely to be ended for some
time.
A mass meeting to consider the situa-
tion has been called.
In a shooting affray on the water
front nonunlon man was badly
wounded.
The steamer Australia. scheduled to
sail for Tahiti direct, will get away Oh
time. A large force of nonunion men
has been working on the vessel night
and lay
The sun., 1901-08-08

Diir rnls is now doubted, as the thieves
left suspicious trail to the waters
edge. A place where a lookout might
have been stationed has been found on
a hill above the works. Here several
empty cartridge boxes were found.
Officials Of the smelling company de-
clare that none Of the employees is
suspected of completely in the crime
President Ralston Of the Sclhy
smelling works states that reward
Of $4,000 has been offered for the
capture of the robbers.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Oil Company Ciinrirrrl

The Delaware Corporation Co. :, nj
two charter applications to Dover ycstri
day One was tor the Producers OH, Ga
a Refining Co., capital stock, 500,
600, i'll which tile following KeItuck
parties are incerporators; DR.. Ein4
Nnrthcntt, VIM. Smith Moberlcy and i.
w. Crooke. The other company is III,
taddington Quarry and Constructor
Co., capital, $4,000. Philadrlphiaus ~
Interested, namely Joseph Perna, Va,
cent y. Ainbrosio and Joseph y. Scan,
napiceo.
The sun., 1901-08-08
coiored Peoples bank planned.

Baltimore, Aug, /. The establish
mrnt Of bank ut Hampton, Va, and
the adoption of I'M additional plan of
life insurance will absorb rhc attention
# the delegates 10 the forty-ninth an
uunl session Of The National Grand
Tabernacle Of Gnlllean Fishermen.
olored beneficial organization now in
convention here. II is stated that the
bank has already been chartered.
The sun., 1901-08-08
LAB0R'S FIGHT NOW
ON TO A FINISH
CONTINUED From pagc one.)
for the interests or the macmnlsrs

our for tine interests or the macnlnIsrs
association.
Mr O'Connell said he had little
knowledge of the secession movement
and denied that any special agents
had been sent from this city to disband
the lodges. According to MIR. O'Con-
nell, lodge $50 Of Buffalo is working in
harmony with the international asso-
citation, but a portion OF the members
of lodge 245 of that city are seeking
TO set in motion a movement for new
organization.
IF lodge PAS is in movement for
secession" said Mr.. O'Connell, 1T is in
contravention of our laws. Our vice
president, now there, has been in
structed to see that the interests of our
association are not lost sight of. There
have been no threats of secession from
other points"
The sun., 1901-08-08
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The tug Frank J! Pigeon, which sunk
at the wharveS oi~ the rusry n Jones
Company, wus raised Tuesday afternoon
by pilrAriv,r's dcrricks and tuwrd t.
thr opposite shore Of The Christana river
where she HES high ana dry.
In ease of rain This evening th" straw
ride of thr i'shrrS' Union of Union N,
Il. Church 10 Brandywime Summit cant
viii lm postponed until Friday evening
While crossing \ street. III South vii
nington Tuesday evening. SylvcStcg
A>lhy "f Nn. ILL., 4 street ran into 4
wirc ANA was Knocked down ana rendered
unconscious.
Lieut.. j. II. Iletheringtnn has brnn
ordered from Torpedo Station upon CON
pletion Of course to Compass Once,
Bureau Of Equipment, for instruction.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Awaiting News From Roolshin.

Washington. Aug. THE state de-
pnrtment has heard nothing from Mr..
ltockhill for some days as to the situa-
tiun Of affairs at pellihg and is ut a loss
10 understand the reasons for the re,
ported refusal Of the English minister
to sign the protocol IT is expected,
however, that Mr.. Rockhill will be
heard from very fully on the subject
in case the delay bodies any serious
issue over the conclusion of the nego-
tintiOnS.
The sun., 1901-08-08
a,sbon L,t.,eiohn's Funeral.

New York. Aug. Funeral services
over the remains of Abram Newkirk
I.ttlcjohn. who was Protestant Epis-
copal bishop of Long Island for 81
years, were held in the Cathedral of
the Incarnation, Garden City. The
body lay in state for an hour and was
viewed by hundreds of people. The
Right Rev. Henry G. Potter, bishop Of
New York. conducted the funeral sery-
ice. Intermcnt was 1T Great Neck.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Delightful Evening Party.

Misses Jennie and Mary FIirat gave al
evening social at their home, No. so,
West sixth ct, on Tuesday even II.
in honor OF their cousins, tie sllset
George and BESSIE Hussey, Of lnditn;,
Among those present were the Miss \
j .nni= and Mary llirst, George aip
Bessie Hussey, Florence Sharp, Nelli
Psee, Mrs Russey, Messrs. K Ben
Davere!, asse Sharp, William B, ckt r.,
and Reuben McCaulley.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Legal victory FOR Pcrivier.

Paris. Aug. THE tribunal com
mcrce has rendered Judgment in favor
IF NM. Perivier (the manager) and De
Rodays 6he editor of the Figaro, do
dismissal passed by the shareholders
IF that paper We're null and void be.
ause they contravened the articles Of
association.
The sun., 1901-08-08
nlg GIgts al a scmlnarx,

Chicago, Aug. {. Two important
gifts 10 Mccormick Theological semi
nary are announced. Mrs. Nettie +.
Mccormick donates S@0,Oo0 to bc used
il endowing u fellowship for the high
X scholarship in Hebrew. ANA Stanley
Mccormick gives $4,000 for the inn
mediate purchase Of books for the sem.
imary library.
The sun., 1901-08-08
RETURNED FROM THE WEST.
The Rev. f. Burgetre Short ana
Party Haye Enjoyable Trip.

After an enjoyable trip to San Fran
cisco, the Rev. f. Burgette Short, pastor
II Epworth M. +. Church, Mrs. snort,
Mrs. Charles Anderson and Miss jennie
short returned to this city on Tuesday
evening. -
The party left Wilmington on July >,
and while away visited many points oi
interest in the west. In San Francisco
they attended the Epworth League Con-
yeltion, where Mr.. Short made an ad.
dress. MIR. Short will preach at Epworlh h
NJ. K. Church Sunday morning ana
evening.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Select Excursion to roIchestcr Beach
Chesapeake Bay.

On Thursday, July 25, August and
p, the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad Company will run special low
rate excursions to Maryland's most pop
nar watring place, Colchester Beach.
This place is held in high favor hy all
who have visited it. 1t has all the at
tributes Of 4 iirst-class resort, and cs-
pccnlly appeals to families. Every pos.
siblr kind of amusement is to be found.
Tho location on the prcttcSt part Of the
Chesapeake Bay, speaks for itself.
\ special train will be run on the fol-
lowing schedule and round-trip tickets
will he sold mt the rates quoted.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Mckinley commutes a sentence.

Washington, Aug. 7.-President Me-
Kinley has commuted the sentence Of
Private Frederick Morris, Company X,
Forty-ninth volunteers, to life i'm
prisonment, which he will serve in the
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. Morris was convicted of murder
by court martial at Tuguegarao,
i.uzon, and sentenced to death.
The sun., 1901-08-08
chicawonn KILLED by live wire.

Chicago. Aug. Z Lawrence McGrls.
kin, teacher in the Gallistel school.
Ewing avenue and One Hundred and
Fourth street, South Chicago, was
killed by live electric wire which fell
from post and struck him. Mr.. Nc
Griskn was 80 years old and teacher
of mathematics.
The sun., 1901-08-08
The Reading Strike.

Reading, Aug. l.. The strike of the
Reading railway shop hands, it is be-
lieved, is practically over. Superin
tondent of Motive Power Prince says
the company will have no further CON
ference with the strikers, and it re
mains with those who wish work to
apply as individuals at the company's
Office. The company regards all the
strikers as no longer in its employ,
Many new men have been put to work
ma many cf the strikers have gone
back to the shops.
The sun., 1901-08-08
can't Buy More Land nt rnngo-rnngo

Washington. Aug. T. Mr., Tracewell
the comptroller of the treasury, has de
cided that there is no appropriation
available for the purchase of addition
Al lands for the extension Of the naval
coaling station at I'ango-Pango har
bor, Tutuila, MS recommended by the
bureau of yards and docks and equip
mynt, navy department.
The sun., 1901-08-08
Put on New prope!Ior.

A new propeller has been rnt on the
Delaware Navigation Company's steamer
Diamond State. After the wheel had
been set the steamboat made a trial trip
a far as Chester and back, and the Of
fclals of the company declare tha! it is
entirely satisfactory, and that the vea-
sell 8 speed has been increased at least
two thirds.