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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Political stir In London.

London. Oct 2s.--The leaders Of the
liberal organization DENY that amy meeting
Of tie liberal leaders has been called, IL
cabled 10 the United States hv a news
agency 10 consider the adsislbiliiy of is
suing a manifesto 10 the country calling
on the government 10 resign on call a spec
ial session OF parliament to discuss tho
Hoer war. the dismissal Of General Butler
and other matters.
so far from stirring mp an agitation
on the subject OF General Butler, IL Is
announced that tie liberal headers con
eedc that the war Office was justified In
It's action, though this does no, prevent
criticism OF that officers previous APP
poinimcnt 10 the command If the first
army corps. The attempts made by sew
eral u the liberal daily newspapers TO
create a feeling in General fulcr's favor
are due partly 10 their desire 10 make
party capital. a. these papers. previous
to the action Of the war office. could
scarcely say anything bad enough about
the general They have succeeded, how
ever, IN working mp a certain amount Of
popular enthusiasm which finds vent in
music ball demonstrations wherever Gen
eral Buller's ZANE - mentioned
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

Mrs. u. T. Gooisell. a residen'. OF
Helena for thirty years. is dead
The Odd Fellows OF Missoula have
recently purchased paraphernalia cost
ing about 81 500.
The drug stores OF Butte are TO close
at p. m. for general business. bu. will
be open al! night for the filing OF pre-
scrlptions.
The supreme court of Montana has
affirmed the Judgment OF the dis;ric.
court OF Fergus county In the case OF
Milton o. Howell. convicted OF the
murder OF Thomas Resting in 1898, and
sentenced him TO hang.
The Bitter Root stock farm. the cele-
brated DAILY estate property. has been
incorporated with "A. j. Campbell. OF
Butte. John G. Morony. OF Anaconda,
p. J. Shannon and w. W. McCracken,
OF Hamilton as incolpo. ators.
Alfonso Marley. a young herder, was
shot and MORALLY wounded while al
work on the range near Prather's
ranch, seven miles ives. OF Big Timber
Marley says five shots were fired at
him by unseen parties. SCATTERING the
bones of both legs. No clue.
Last week lone, unmasked high.
wayman went into a saloon on Main
street. Helena, and neld up the bar.
keeper and six other men at the point
OF revolver. He rified the till OF $50
and secured the money and other artl.
cles of value in the possession OF the
visitors in the place. He then backed
out Of the door and made his escape,
having met with no resistance during
the hold-up Later. within a block OF
the same place, a safe III a mercantile
house was blown open and $500 taken.
There Is no clue 10 the criminals in
either case. The robberles took place
in the Hayma.kes square, where James
l.. rBady was lynched recently.
Company ID Of the Montana National
Guard has been organized al Rel
Lodge with fifty-one members The
famous Finish band Is expected TO Join
la.ef, in a boly. on the statement OF
Gen. McCnlloeh that the organization
would receive consideration when a
regimen,al band is selected.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
MAS A BOLD SAFE ROBBERY
ROBBERS MADE THEIR ESCAPE.
Their nOOty Amounts 20 More Than
100000 - baldwin lmixer.itv
Hears Heaviest LOss-BOnds, D~eds.
Notes, Mortgages Gone-Nc Clrss to
Whereabouts of Thieves.

Berea, Ohio, Oct. 2S-One Of the held.
ct safe roeeef,es ever pespetfa,ed in this
ei;y occurred a; ali early Auiit il, the morn.
ing IN almost the heart OF the village. The
hardware store Of Lawrence 4 Brightman
was entered, the large safe wrecked ans.
the robbers made good their escape. carry
ing with them booty ag.pcgating an
amount Of more than Slna.eGG.
Baldwin university bears the heaviest
loss. {. {. Brightman. the Junior mem.
Der OF the firm, is also treasurer and
trustee Of Baldwin university, and all
Of the yaius bic papers II the institution
were kept IN the safe. Bonds. deeds.
Dotes and mortgages Of the university
aggiegating 100000 in value we're Sc
cured by the robbers Many Of tine notes
held by Baldwin university were Of long
standing ad bore numerous n,iois Sc
ments, making it impossible to produce
them in duplicate. A diligent search for
the thieves has been instituted. but as
yet no clue 10 their whereabouts or idea,-
tity has been established
The force o. the explosion was terrific.
The safe was constructed on fire and
burglar proof principles, vet the doors
were twisted from their hinges and large
pieces Of the safe doors Were firmly inn
beddss.l in the wallis nf The huiitiing son,s
sections weighing "a pounds being blown
clean through partition.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
FOUR NORTHWEST STATES
NEWS Is BRIEFLY TOLD HERE,
Choice Selection of Interestiuw Item,
Gathered Through the Week.
Harvesting lS In Full BIast-BIx
Crops Assured - Many Accidents
OccVr-PersOuals.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Several lots OF hops have been sold
at Chehaiis recently.
Olympia City tax levy is Is mills,
and the consolidated levy Is 81 mills.
Clarke county commissioners have
fixed the county levy a. / 80 mills.
Threshing in the vicinity OF Cakes.
dale is finished and most Of the grain
is in the warehouses,
At Riverside Touring mill machin.
cry will arrive in one week for the
new mill located there
William Parker. a we'll TO do farmer
OF Lewis county, dropped dead at Sher.
lock, while attending stock sale.
The exports of wheat for nine
months OF the present year was 4,106,.
006 bushels, or 1873 per cent gain.
AS soon as the machinery and plant
can be pu. in the penitentiary. it will
have new lighting system through
out.
James Flood, an inmate OF the coun.
w poor farm at Walla Walla, drowned
himself last week in the pond on the
farm at Lakeside.
Francis Fountain, aged 81. met ter
rible death in the Mason County Log.
cling company's camp recently He was
struck by a falling tree and instantly
killed.
The body of Chris Hanson a laborer,
was found recently at Spokane in his
little shack, partially suspended by the
neck by a clothesHne, which was tied
to rafter.
The p. V. & Y. Railway company has
completed two miles of grade at Van
couver end Of the fifteen miles OF the
extension, and three miles through
Yacolt prairie.
Leiut.-Col. w. ]. Fife, the Washing.
ton officer, was recently married to
Mrs. Mary Deboce, widow OF the late
Northumberland! Of the FIrs. Ca!itor-
MIA Volunteers.
The football team of Spokane high
school defeated the team from the
Cheney normal school in a well con
tested game Saturday at Spokane
grounds by he score Of 60.
The postoffice department Is making
efforts TO provide the free rural deliv-
cry routes through the country with
daily weather bulletins to be distrib-
uted by the mail carries. This, 1t Is
thought, will be great benefit to the
farmers, as the bulletin will give the
weather predictions for the ensuing "a
hours.
The Baptist convention at Spokane
voted to cooperate with the newly or
ganized East Washington and North
Idaho Education society, which has for
its ultimate purpose the establishment
Of college or university in Spokane
and the unification OF the educational
movement in the East Washing on and
North Idaho district.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

hier Dunsmuir, Of Victoria, has
8 to foreclose the mortgage on
5ble Five group Of mines.
with drawal Of Bella Kadish from
Engagement of the lie Roi COM
5 officially announced by the lie
hpany. The news had been fore
ID for several days.
laborers, Frank Shannon, aged
h Hugh English, aged 20, were
DIV injured by an explosion Of
lite in the shaft of the c. z. r..
.operty ten miles west Of Kitch-
st week.
ore shipments for Boundary
for the last week were as fol-
CRANKY mines, 1852 tons; Win
40 tons; Snow Shoe, 100 tons:
nine, 915 tons; Mother Lode,
bns; No. mine, 40 Ions; King
In. $50 tons. Total for the
1915 tons; for the year to date,
X tons.
big the most interesting mining
Uses in the Kootenay country is
1elopment of the great iron de-
In the East KooLenay country
kitchener, recently purchased
be owners by a Montreal syndi-
aided by ir Thomas Shaughnes-
sident of the Canadian Pacific
who is supposed to represent
broad company in the deal.
T. Mayne Daily, X. c., applied
ce Irving, at Greenwood, on be-
the lie Roi Mining company,
I'M function restraining the Off
all other members of the Ross
Miners and carpenters unions
catching or picketing all stations
cks of the Canadian Pacific and
hunt tain railways in The prov nee,
hintiff's premises and all ap-
Is thereto. The injunction, mod
terms of similar injunctlons
in English courts, restrain all
-FOUR defendants, was granted
trial, which possibly will take
Rossland early in December.
Should develop that large iron
Osit has been discovered IN
botenay, and is susceptible of be-
bed and converted INFO pig, 1t
an event OF more significance
e uncovering of any large gold,
bead or copper mine. Iron is
It useful metal ever discovered.
location on the Pacific coast in
Fable quantity and of a quality
rmits is being used for COM
purposes. would mean the es-
hent of great manufacturing
lses that would always be at a
ntage SO long as they were OBJ
import their raw material
e east.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
MINING NOTES.

tery latest strike in the copper
butary to Mullan is on the
pne of the Stevens peak proper
cave in occurred in the High
BY mine, near Salt Lake. last
which four miners We're en-
Af.er working for twelve
escuers succeeded in reaching
Ting them out alive.
Dvens, manager for the Buffalo
yndicate, has purchased one
terest in the Cracker Jack
the Hump district. The con-
bn is the completion OF $50 feet
ing upon the south vein and the
ion of a complete ten-stamp
equipment upon the property.
kwell, one of the owners OF the
at Wallace, says that recent
ID statements regarding that
and the prospects OF SelHng IL
e it an injustice. He says that
IS he knows the owners never
any proposition looking to its
Finch & Campbell. although a
OF offers had been made by
9rties.
kcitement in OIL in Baker CITY
ensified recently upon the re-
Engineer J. NJ. Meikle from the
fields. He says that he has
1000 acres of oil land near
adjoining the lands taken up
utrecht, Buckbee and Spokane
|Ses. The whole country there"
Meikle, SIS swarming with
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Nc NEWS Of THE week
INVEST IS MORE ACTIVE.
btinx Items of . miscellaneous
re Gathered During the Past
royemeDts-New Mines Begin
to shiD-Mining Accidents.

lev and Chamberfin, a Leadville
krilling team won first money,
IS a result of the contest which
| in Leadville last week. They
40 1-S inches on Thursday nigh.
lis was not beaten. Freethy and
| of Butte, drilled 3S TIC inches
Hided third and fourth money
tcKenzie and Make, Of Leadyille.
tond money goes to Ross and Nc
bf British Columbia. A wager Of
had been made by Hupps and
list, of Ouray, that they could
Ae Butte team. They drilled to-
also, but as they broke a piece
1.-THE side Of the rock in the las-
>conds' work, and as the hole
e same as butte, 38 ZIG, the bet
kclared off. The worlds indoor
5onship in double handed
Killing now goes to Leadville.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

Georgetown. Ky, Oct. rs Ex Secretary
Of Stale Caleb Powers was again convicted
As accessory before the fact to the muir
der Of Governor William 4. Goehel. in JAN
nary, 1900. and the second time sentenced
To iinpiisonnH n; for life
The second trial bcgan October & and
has continued with three sessions daily
court adlonrning late each night, The
present term Of conrt expired tonight.
Arguments were limited so that the case
Went IL the jay III o'eio-h this after
noon and the verdict II guilty soon fol.
lowed
Powers sat pale al motion'css when
the verdict was announced by the fore
man, u. $. Calvert. his old sehoolmaie
Opposite Powers on the other side Of the
courtroom with the attorneys sa, Arthur
Gochel brother Of the late senator and
governor, with his eyes fixed on the pris.
oner The attorneys for Powers shook his
hand expressing alond their belief in his
innocence. Women crowded around Pow
ers, embracing and kissing him. and tears
were shed. The defense having again filed
a motion for new trial Judge Gantrill
heard argument Immediately on the petit
ton.
The motion fer new trial was denied
and the case will hc Appealed. Judgment
vas suspended pending thc decision Of the
higher tribunal. Powers was taken to
Frankfort on a evening train and com
mitted TO Jail without, bail.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

ing the quarter were $l2.SSO. 81. leav.
ing balance on hand OF $l7.7S31S.
The football game last week between
the University Of Idaho and Washing
ton Agricultural college teams result.
ed in victory for Idaho by a score OF
5 10 after one OF che most exciting
and evenly contested games ever played
in the Northwest. The game was wit
messed by 1000 persons, including 300
from Pullman. Twenty-Five minute
halves were played.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Medal Of Honor for Hazard.

Washington. Oct 2s-General Chaffee
has recommended to the war department
that Russell T. Hazard of the First cav
airy. commanding the Macabebe scouts,
be given a medal of honor for entering the
camp of the insurgents with few scouts
at night in order to effect the capture Of
a deserter, which he accomplished.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Hoi..... n.c..i. .o..uI.

Brussclls. Oct 2s.--The relations be-
tween Holland and Great Britain again
appear TO h. somewhat strained Accord
ing to intelligence which is being circu-
lated here Great Britain asks Holland
Ia recall her consul 70 Pretoria because
he was suspected Of facilitating treason
able correspondence. Holland has given
the consul indefinite leave Of sbsens
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

London, Oct 2s.--Lord Pauneefote. the
British ambassador 10 the United State,
and Lady Pauncefo,e. Andrew Carnegie
and Mrs. Carnegie and Ada Reban tray.
eled BIZ the American special train from
London TO Join the steamer 81. Louis at
Southampton. bound for New York.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

Port Townsend. Wash, Oct 2s.-The
United States transport Seward has ar
rived from st. Michaels. having General
Randall and staff on board. bound for
Vancouver. Wash. The Seward sailed from
st. Michaels October ! and General Ran
dali visited all points along the coast,
making an inspection.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

Washington. Oct. 2s.-General Wade
has issued a circular in southern Luzon
doing away with the Spanish titles Of
don. senior, senora and senorita," and
giving for these apEsllations the Ameri-
can equivalent Of Mr., Mrs. and Miss
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

Reno, New. Oct. 2s.-United States
Senator John =. Jones Of Nevada made the
announcement To his friends that the ero-
luton Of political issues found him again
in alignment with the republican party.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
Fire I'm a Chicago Flat.

Chicago. Oct. 3l.-Two persons lost
their lives. three were injured. and score
were overcome by smoke in fire in the
Eagle fat building. Lyle and Taylar
streets.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01
A..as.in,. Brain All Right.

Auburn. y. Y. OFT. 30.-The physi,
clans holding the autopsy have decided
after a critical examination, that Czol-
go~z's brain Was normal, if not above
normal
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

1t Is easy for young man to figure
that his wages will support two. but
does he expect a proportionate advance
every time there il an increase!
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-11-01

Electrical appliances used in street
lower counties Of South Dakota.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30

burned most severely tender guardians judged that punishment
sufficient and other That Juniors liberal
amount of shown by the that
they persisted teasing until they had their point
times the widest dreams of own ways realized
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30
OF REAL MERIT
n Great Soul to EOoLUe a Lics
ing Book.
(Prize.)


TO BE an author seems a very
worthy ambition. For long time
/ have had secret longing that some
day l might be able to write book
of real merit. 1 love books as do my
friends. In the stories of my favor4te
authors the characters seem like Lv-
ing beings. If I could write like
Martha Finley, Kate Douglas Wiggin,
or Louisa M. Alcott, l should be 50
happy. Some one has said:
Books should to one of these four enAs
conduce-
To pleasure, profit, piety, or use.
And Milton tells US that "a great
book is the precious life blood of a
master spirit, embalmed and treasured
up on purpose to life beyond ltfe."
My greatest ambition is that I may
some day be able to write a book
that shall meet these tests, In order
to do this 1 must first have a WELL
trained mind, and great soul; and
then, in writing book that win 1.-Two.
/ shall be able to bless and helm
others. Grace H. Anderson
Box 174, Luverne, MINI.
Seventh Grade.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30

conIeSseu they did not have as much
fun as they anticipated; and some re-
ceived more consequences than they ex-
pected, while the conclusions were gen.
orally reached that Il never wanted my
own way afterwards" and that Il told
you So was the very saddest part.
A Junior boy learned that "to take
mothers advice was the best thing
going; and another, after diving into
shallow water, saw "stars, moons, and
suns" girl put a life-preserver
around her knees in spite of other in
structions and simply turned over;
but perhaps the most miserable Juniors
were the boy who had to wear girls
clothes for two weeks, and the girl who
ate soft soap instead Of jelly.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30
The U'eek'S Roll of Honor.

Minneapolis Prize Winners.
Agnes Hixon Sth Grade Adams School, 141O 18th St. S.
AlVylda De Haven, 9Th Grade, School SS49 9Th
st. N.
HONORABLE MENTION
Claude Kennedy, A Sth Grade North Side High School,
2508 Emerson Av N
Albert Smith, 7h Grade School, so Royalston Av
Ruth Geddes 9Th Grade, LongfeIow School 1924 22d
Av. S.
Lois Clough, 9Th Grade, Lyndae School, se4o Iyndae
Av. S.
Northwestern Prize Winners.
Grace H. Anderson 7th Grade, Luverne Mimi
Hazel Larsen, 9Th Grade Granite Falls MINI.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Katherine LedWch, Sth Grade Central School Grafton
N. D.
Kittie McDermott, sth Grade, stewartvie, Mimi
Ida Kittelson, 9Th Grade, Willow City, N d.
Mary Hagund, 9Th Grade Two Harbors MINI.
High School Credit.
Georgia Ripley, 9th Grade Winnebago City, MINI.
Emma Kuhfeld, 10th Grade, Moorhead MINI.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30
# Disciple of the Old Masters.
(High School Credit.)

CHgh School Credt)
\NIHEN was still little girl fascnatton
or me; from that fascination has since the desire
musician
have varied greatly distinctly
future at very early namely that maid
and take Of all the neighborhood Hap
PLY for however if for the kens)
changed since then.
After first story the printed pac4
tured myself editor
too, has vanished with all its glories
sought refuge in music taking up
and after long period of utter disregard
The dsked
distaseulness; the scales difficult
formerly Were the monotony Of the has entirely
appeared Perhaps it is that learning
true artistic feeling and beginning interpret
OF their difficult into which the
put all their heart and soul However them.
The Of and always have
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30
of the Sitting-Down Uariety.
Honorable Mention.)

NTHEN was about four old father bought my
w first pair of very proud Of them
and strued my my pockets thinking
a
Now it happened that that time
being laid by house and the
pipes on which of fresh Mother knowing
of the sittingdoWn kind told
water pipes would my clothes l thought knew
better and the first time playing
sat the pipes to watch the lay the
had and the was ready to
rise found that unable great
effort and when did the pants
The spanking punishment indeed hardly
felt it, the protection
wear those horrible the being
Continued Sixth
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30

Wants 70 be a woman detective; another
fairly aches to go to college so she can
be in the 'naughtiest pranks"; Q third
wants long, stiff skirts"; a fourth
wishes she were princess of the blood
so she could teach her royal parents to
work. boy thought he would like
to keep candy store, only he would
hate to sell the candy; another
would like to be an architect because
he likes to draw beautiful pictures"
Others want to be fairy; proprietor
of a circus; a farmer, "as 1 wish to
live as long as possible; to go to q
naval academy to "becc=- . ===4Aiar''I
to have an airship, and "a pair Of -
triches to ride.
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30

the glass and miss having glorious time little
brother having entered into the spirit
Willingness peculiar to his Much her delight
fairy invisible but real had changed carpet
and fell like the of the circed
around the table, while the gingerbread
passed The windows crooked the
Poor little curheaded brother asIeep and
reminded her of beautiful boat drifting
drifting, somewhere-nowhere-
Seque-Frighened parents sharp reprimand and real
headache
Moral-Beware of willtulness and cider.
A Eighth Grade Agnes Hixon
Adams School, 141O Nineteenth Street 6
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30
LUCK OF REUEREED STOCKING
II Oery Little Patch That Caused Much Mortifca
ton and Dubious Pleasure
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize.)

Ffth and Sixth Prze)
n NE morning about ago when came down stairs
noticed that stocking wrong side out Mama
told me to change and answered that change nv
good uck she said could would be sorry before
night forgot about it, but going to school
everybody looked at me and heard little girl say got
stocking side very much mortified
but pretended had not heard her happened the super
1nenden came that day and all marched hail.
of the front conspicuous for he
sides having my stocking side little
patch On It. All the children laughed me- we were
told to watch feet keep the doubtful neasre
Of seeing stocking all the time school was dis
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30

JCH a peck of trouble Juniors were in when they
had their way! There were scratches and
burns, bumped heads and broken limbs, almost
without number, to say nothing of sudden illness.
Then as if the Junior cup of woe were not already
filled to overhowing, they had to take other conse-
quences, usually in the shape of a switch or
mothers slipper being locked up in dark closet;
sent to bed for all day without supper or kept
from going to parties and other places of amuse-
ment. Generally 'own ways meant having, and
doing the forbidden and most dangerous thing,
and seldom did the willful one come forth from
the experiment unscathed; but when the fire
The Minneapolis journal., 1901-11-30
FAIRY GODMOTHER
G Nurse Uho Gaze ChiIdrea
Rnythirg They TAINTED.
(Fifth and Sixth Grade Prize.)
+ l were a young lady l should Iik
to be a trained nurse at one of th

large hospitals in Chicago. should
rather all the children that coma
there should buy them play things anything
they asked me for If could have hospital the way
wanted it, should have large little chidren
that could sit and play large
and should let the children sit by the ON
the busy street The be nurse is that
when of friends the hospital
and could take care of them then think very
pleasant TO be a trained Hazel
Fifth Grade Granite Falls, MINI.