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New-York tribune., 1901-12-01
" LA CAPRA1A." "
1TA1,y,s YOUNG QUEEN HEADS GREAT
POLITICAL MOVEMENT THAT IS
CAUSING INTERNATIONAL
COMPLICATIONS.
COMPLICATION

orae,s should abstain from endeavoring TO
r1.v any poltical role save in those cases where
tbev reign in their own right. like Queen VII
helfrina of Holland and the late Queen victoria
or when they occupy the position OF regent as
for instance. Christina, of Spain For queen
consort tc interfere in the affairs of state Is
calculated to embarrass both her huspand ana
his ministers. For if she takes open sldes Win
them they are charged with being unduly sub
fect 20 her influence, whereas If she allles her-
saIf With the opposition she naturally promotes
tbe resistance of the latter TO the government
while under any circumstances she renders her-
calf an object of suspicion and iwill to the
people.
The two most popular women OF sovereign
rank in the Old World at the present moment
are undoubtedly Queen Alexandra OF Ehgiaho
and Empress Augusta. Victoria or GERMANY
who have both held to such an extent aloof from
notifies throughout their married lives that the
subjects of their husbands are altogether in the
dark as to their political preferences and look
upon them as two kindly and gracious women.
whose sphere Of activity is restricted to works
of charity. to affairs pertaining to their domestic
relations and to the exercise Of a wholesome.
refining and purifving influence upon the court
and upon the society OF the nations over which
their husbands rule. No one dreams of holding
them responsible for any mistake. or for any
Objectionable measure originated by the soVer-
eign OF by his ministers. They are exempt
from all blame. and. being thus looked upon as
innocent when things go wrong. and as identi-
fed with nothing but what is philarthropic and
good they become objects of universal love and
admiration. This apparent Indifference to po-
itcal affairs on the part of Queen Alexandra
and of her niece Empress Augusta Victoria.
has sometimes been ascribed to intellectual
limitations. But that is an argument which
NAV be met bv the we'll founded assertion that
il REQUIRES 4 far greater degree OF sound judg-
ment tact and cleverness on the part OF
queen consort to abstain from all interference
in the domestic and foreign affairs OF the state
than to allow ones self TO be dragged into po-
Iitcal controversies and strife to the detriment
of the best interests of the dynasty. OF the gov
ernment and of the nation.
There at present three queens who are
imperllling the thrones of their husbands and
embarrassing the governments Of their adopted
countries by i'll judged interference In the af
fairs Of state. The most notable OF the three
cases and the that is likely lead to the
greatest amount of foreign complications. Is
tina; Of the young Queen of italy. who within
the last six months has blossomed forth In
| altogether light. People have been so
much accustomed to regard her as having no
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foreign Resorts.
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for longer periods. Interest paid quarterly;
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Joint Managers.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01

is promoting the OF what she regards as
the true religion. that she is furtherfng the IN
terests of her family and of the Muscovite reign
ing house. to which she is so deeply attached
and SO closely related, by fostering in every
way the Muscoyite schemes in connection with
1taly,
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Hotel de Lille ct d'AIbjOn. Paris

2o3 ST. Honore. the finest part o Paris Near
Tui1leries Gardens Place Vendome Opera. Is
class. Moderate All home comforts. Free Iight
service. Large Hall Ladies' drawing room. Res
Dining room Lunch & Table d'hote dinner al
separate tables Perfect sanitation. Electric light hrog
out Lift Baths Telephone. Bedroom with steam hest i,
desired. HENRI BADIE Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1901-12-01

young Queen to prevent the Premier. Zanafoeih'
from fulfilling his solemn promise to add 10 the
national code law providing for divorce. "hlch
Italy alone of all European States does not
possess is favOring the Pan-Slav project
Lastly there is the Queen mother Marguerite
who, having been the principal agent IN Drlng-
ing Italy into the Triple Alliance and alto
gether German in her sympatnies, deVoteS All
her energies TO combating the policy and the
schemes of her daughter-in-law, from whom
she Is becoming more and more estranged- 1t
must be borne in mind that Queen Marguerite s
mother is German that she herself was brought
I'D in Germany and that her brother. the Duke
of Genoa, married a German princess More
over she is on the most intimate terms with the
reigning house OF Prussia, while King Victor
Emmanuel has not only paid no visit to Berlin
since his accession. but has even declined 10 re-
ceivc proffered visit from the Kaiser, thanks
it is believed his wife's influence In
word. not only is the Italian reigning house
divided against itself. but likewise the Italian
people. the majority of which. it must be con-
fsssed are opposed to the young Queen and to
her partisans
The two other queens who are making trouble
for their husbands and for the people OF their
adopted countries by unwise interference In
political affairs are the Queen of Greece and
openly sides with the Conservatives and the
Clerical party against the Liberal government
and against the King, thereby encouraging the
religious orders to resist the enforcement of the
laws in existence for their control. and causing
serious disturbances throughout the kingoom'
the Queen of Greece has brought about the
overthrow of the Theodakis Cabinet and SAN
culinary conflicts between the troops and the
populace In the streets of Athens. by her per-
sistent efforts to promote the interests OF Rus-
sla in Greece She is Russian grand duchess
by birth devoted to everything Muscovite. and
her endeavors TO secure the substitution or
modern Greek In lieu of the ancient tongue Tor
the liturgy and Gospels is regarded by the
Greek nation as insidious Muscovite blow
at the independence and distinctive features OF
the old Orthodox Greek Church. Indeed. 1t may
lead TO her husbands abdication in favor OF the
Crown Prince whose sympathes German
ra ther than Russian. and who is a brother-in-
law of the Kaiser EN-ATTACHE-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-29

In the District Court of the Third Judi
cal District, State OF Idaho, in and
for Washington County.
John A. Kelley. plaintiff. VS.. Lombard
Investment Company, (A corl0ration);
Anglo American Land. Mortgage and
Agency Company, Limited. Ia corpora
tom; and Caroline f. Richardson, ex-
ecutrix of the estate of Albert r. Rich
ardsou deceased defendant. Sum-
mons.
The State of Idaho sends greeting to
Lombard Investment Company, "a cOrpO-
ration; Anglo-American Land Mort
gage and Agency Company, Limited. Il
corporation); and Caroline f. Richard
son. executrix of the estate Of Albert X.
Richardson. deceased. defendants.
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to appear in an action brought
against YOU by said plainliff, in the said
District Court, and TO answer the COM
plant OF the above named plaintiff, filed
therein, within ten davs exclusive of the
day of service) after The service on you
of this summons. if served within this
county; or If served out of this county
but within this judicial district, within
twenty days; or il served elsewhere,
within forty days. The said action is
brought w obtain a decree Forever quiet
sion of that certain piece Of lan.i. towit:
the north half of the southwest quarter
and the north half of the southeast quar-
ter of Section in Township 10, North OF
Range 5, west OF Boise Meridian, in
Washington County, State OF Idaho,
described in the complaint on file herein,
to which reference Is here made, against
all claims thereto by the defendants, or
either OF them or by any one claiming
through or under them, after the COM
mencement of this suit, and for costs OF
suit.
And you are hereby notified that il
you fail to appear and answer said COM
plant. as above required, the said plain
iii will apply TO the court for the relief
demanded in the said complaint.
Attest my hand and the seal of
[SEAL the District Court of the
Third Judicial District Slate OF Idaho,
in and for Washington County, this lst
day OF August, 1901 ]. F. SMITH,
LOT l.. FELTHAM. Clerk.
Attorney for Plaintiff 35-d
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Notice of Sale ofR..a E...s. At Public Auction.

Notice Is hereby given. that in pursuance OF
order OF the Probate Court of the County OF
Washington and State OF Idaho. made on the
18th day OF August, 1901 in the matter OF the
Estate OF Benirc W WooIverton, decea sed, the
undersigned, the administrator of said estate,
will sell at public auction to the h CHEST bidder
for cash. gold coin OF the United States. aud
subject TO confirmation by said Probate Court.
on Saturday the Fifth day OF October, 1901 bet
ween the hours of O'Clock a. IN. and 4 o'clock
D. m. of said day to wit at the hour OF II O'Clock,
a. IN. OF said day. at the front door of the Court
house in Weiser Idaho all the right title interest,
and estate OF tho said Bcnire w. Woolverton, at
the time of OF his death. and all the right,
title and interest that the said estate has by
operation OF law or otherwise, other than or in
addition to that OF the said Benire W. Woolver-
certain lot. piece. or parcel OF land situate, lying
and being In Washington County. State of Idaho
and bounded and described as follows; The
southeast quarter OF the southwest quar- ter of
Section II. also the north half OF the northwest
qua rter OF Section a. and the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of Section Is, all In
township 49, north OF range 3, west OF b.
NJ. in Washington County. Slate OF Idaho
(known as the Benre Woolverton place
the Seven Devils mines,) containing 100 acres.
Terms and condition OF sale cash, gold coin of
the United States ten per cent OF the purchase
to be paid to the Auctoneer on the day OF snle.
bn lance upon confirmation OF sale by the Pro-
bate Court deed at the expense OF purchaser.
Dated August Goth. 1901. BEN BAIRD,
Admit strnrtor of the Estate OF Benre W. Wool
verton, deceased. H-b
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Noice Of Sale OF Real Estate at Public Auction.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
order OF the Probate Court OF the County OF
Washington and State OF Idaho, made on the
Goth day Of August, 1901 in the matter OF the
Estate OF Frederick A. Wesiervelt, deceased, the
undersigned. the administrator OF said Estate,
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash. gold coin OF the United States. and
subject to confirmation by the said Probate
Court on Saturday the NTH day OF October, 1901
between the hours OF q o'clock I'm. and O'Clock
p. OF said day. to- wit at the hour OF IL O'clock
II. IN. OF said day, at the front door OF the Court
house in Weiser, Idaho. all the right title, inter
est, and estate OF the said Frederick A. Wester-
welt. at the time OF his death. and all the right,
title and interest that the said estate has. by
addition to that OF the said Frederick A. Wester-
velt at the time of his death, in and to all that
certain lot piece or parcel OF land situate. lying
and being in Washington County State Of Idaho,
and bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming Mt point 1853 feet east OF the southwest
corner OF the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter OF Section 33 in towDss:r II, north of
State OF Idaho. running thence east on the south.
line OF said Section SO two hundred and slx 5000
feet thence north four hundred and twenty
three (423) feet, thence west two hundred and
six (206) feet, thence south four hundred and
twenty three (423) feet to the place OF beginning
conta ming and n fraction acres to be sold in
thr~e parcels of 6s 2-s feet front each. Terms
and condition of sale cash, gold coin OF the
United States. ten per cent. OF the purchase money
balance upon confirmation OF sale BY the Pro-
bate Court.
Deed at the expense OF purchaser.
Dated August Both. 1901. ARTHUR 8. BROOKS,
| ADM nistrator OF the Estate of Frederick A.
Westervelt, deceased. 39-5
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

State OF Idaho, =.
County of Washington, %
In compliance with an order OF the Honorable
Board OF County commissioners, in aud for said
County made and entered the i2th day OF
July, A. ID. 1901;
Notice is h. reby given, that said board will
receive sealed BIDS for the construction and
material OF wagon bridge across the main
Weiscr river Mt Weiser. Idaho, at the site OF the
present bridge
Bids will be received for . wood and steel
bridge. the board to determine which shall be
constructed after opening the bids.
Said bridge to be constructed in accordance
with the plans and spccl hcNtions now ON Me in
the ofice of the Clerk OF the Hoard.
Bids to be accompanied with good and auf-
hcient bond or certified check in the sum of
100000 conditioned for entering into contract
II the bid Is accepted.
Bids to be opened and considered 1T the oface
OF the board on the 9th day OF September fS0I, ut
10 o'clock "A. M.
The board rcserving the right to reject any and
all bids.
Witness my hand at weiser, lasho. this 3ist
day OF July, 1901
!. r. SMITH,
Clerk OF the Board of County Commissioners.
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IDAHO ALL RIGHT.
General Manager shelby Says il Is
the Richest Western State.

During recent visit to Portland
General Manager Shelby was inter
viewed by the Oregonian, and as
usual had a good word to say for his
state We take pleasure in quoting
tue Oregonian:
up. p Shelby, general manager
of the Pacific q Idaho Northern
Railroad Company, with beadquar-
tiers at Weiser, Idaho, is at the Ho-
tel Portland, accompanied by DR..
and Mrs Frederick Schmoldt, of
Cleveland, O. Mrs. Schmoldt is
Mr.. Shelby's daughter
i am in Portland partly on bust
ness and partly on pleasure, said
Mr.. Shelby. My daughter and her
husband came West on visit, and
| took the opportunity to bring them
with me and show them Portland.
They admire the city very much
know the city well Of course
The Pacific & Idaho Northern
Railroad runs from Weiser to Seven
Devils, distance of 104 miles. A,
present so miles of the road are il
operation, and the other "A miles
are under construction. We shal
have about 25 miles Of the new worl
completed before winter sets in, ant
the whole road will be completed il
about one year. There are larg'
copper mining interests along thu
road, and 1t passes through region
rich in timber, agricultural product
and live stock. There are also valu
able coal oil deposits at Nampa
Idaho. Idaho has fine future, AM
to my mind, it is the most valuabl
state west Of the Mississippi. F"
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or see Mrs. Loweor Mrs Stroeh,cker
For the present books may be left
at Mrs. Dedmans; no fines will be
charged
Otto Stroble who bought the Dyer
ranch across Snake river, reports
large yield OF alfalfa for his first two
crops. Without irrigation he says
his field OF fifteen acres on the first
river bottom yielded a ton to the
acre more than the average irrigated
alfalfa field
The Heath Mining Co., of which
Messrs. Mckinney and Hall are the
local representatives, is thinking
strongly of installing an electric
plant this fall To secure power with
which To operate drills 1t will
get power from the north fork of
Brownlee creek.
An old Chnaman named Lee, be-
longing at the Jim Lee Laundry,
was caught IN the alley near the
laundry by two young fellows and
roughly handled. At first he said
they tried to rob him, but when his
excitement subsidized he admitted
that the fellows did not ask him for
money or search his pockets just
choked and kicked him.
Last week we clipped an item
from Caldwell paper saying that
81 10 and 81. d is being offered for
winter apples. Since then We have
tried to get the statement substantial
ed, but without success. The writer
probably referred to the price after
they are delivered in the eastern
markets, We understand that abou,
Go cents per box is all buyers here
can offer.
The Famous is having new shelly
ing put in this week that will occupy
all the remaining wall space in their
room. Wall ladders are also being
put in, which will greatly facilitat,
work in the shoe department. c. G
Anderson, the senior member Of TIL,
firm, returned from the east Wednes
day, and the big stock of fall good
he bought while there is now begin
ming to arrive. The Famous is ON
Of the big stores that draws trad
to Weiser from great distance.
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that the party WIS not known to
him. The fellow then left town,
going west. 1t soon developed that
this was but one of a series of
crooked deals, he having passed
worthless checks and drafts above
amounting to $400 or $500 In re-
Spouse to urgent telephone messages
Sheriff Gray and County Attorney
Lovejoy have taken steps to have
the fellow appehended. Descriptive
circulars have been sent in all direc-
tiOps.
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Building a Church.

The enterprising people in the
Welser valley are building Congre-
gational church 1t will be on JON
athan Hemenway's place, he having
generously donated sufficient land.
The church will be wooden struc-
ture. 24x36. This is splendid
move, and speaks well for the pro-
pressiyeness of that community.
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Wanted Badly.

j. j. Rodgers, an alleged mining
promoter, came down from the up
per country on Wednesday OF last
week. He tried to buy big bill OF
mining goods of Haas Bros, and
rendered sight draft on Denver
banker in payment. The firm tele-
graphed inquiring whether or not il
would be paid and received reply
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SOCIETY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

About twenty-five friends of Mr.
and Mrs. j. H. Bruce assisted them
to celebrate their tenth wedding
anniversary Monday evening. 1t
was surprise to them to a certain
extent. Invitations were sent out
by friends worded as though coming
from that worthy couple, with re-
quest to answer if accepted. The
first reply was genuine surprise,
but it was appreciated as 1t gave am
pie time to prepare for the event.
The company was in a social mold,
as it is the first event that has oc-
Cured since many of the them
returned from the mountains.
They remembered Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce with fine assortment of tin
ware and wished them many more
anniversaries equal in happy sur
roundings to this one. The game of
milo furnished an abundance of
amusement, the players entering
into it with much spirit The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Ashmun
and Mr.. Stuart. Mr.. Gillett cap
tured the BOBBY prize.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Cordelle, Stuart, Hettin-
ger, Fosselmap, Ashmun, Jackson,
Gillett, W. +. Sommercamp, Water
house, Conklin, Sleeves, G. ~ Will
lams, Mesdames NJ. E. Sommer
camp, Numbers, Foor.
q q q
Next Tuesday Thos Kelley, Jr.
is to be married to Miss Margare
Houser of Portland. The ceremon,
will take place in that city, and tn
couple will come to Weiser to reside
| NJ " ~
Surprise Party.
The young friends Of Miss Lei
Hubbard gave her farewell surpris
party Saturday evening at the Rich
ardson home, prior to her depar
ture for SilvertoD, Oregon. A de
lightful evening was passed. Tbos
present we're Misses Ethel Ashley
Emma Harper, Grace Jenney, Mabe
Cope, Zella Williams, Carrie an
Minnie Richardson, Mrs Foresmar
Messrs. LATE Lansdon, Fred Ashley
Roland Smith, Harvey and Lawrenc
Harris, Roy Sutcliffe and Sidne
Pritchett.
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Notice OF Annual Meeting Of StochhOfleI
Of the Extension Ditch Company

Nstice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Extension Ditch
Company will bs held at the Washington Coun-
ty Court house at Weiser. Idaho on Monday the
10Th day of September, 1901, at o'clock p. m.
for the election of (5)ve directors and the trans
action OF such other business AS may, properly
came before the meeting.
zee By order of PETER PENCE, President,
AUGUST BRoCKAAS, Secretary -.
Dated Weiser. Idaho, Aug. 29th., 1901. 3S-3
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Thanks. Awfully

A so pound watermelon was pre-
sented to the Signal force last week
by j. d. Carroll who raised great
many on his ranch this year. IL we
ever get hold Of anything even half
20 good, we will give it to Mr.. Car
roll as an expression of our gratitude.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-29

If the action of your bowels ls not
easy and regular serious compiled
tons must be the final result. De-
Wits Little Early Rsers will re-
move this danger. Safe, pleasant
and effective. DAVIS DRUe Co.
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ASSASSINATED ON SALMON.
Swan KanutesOn Shot from Ambush by
Unknown Parties.
WARREN. Aug. 25.

WARREN. Aug. %.
About ten days ago as Swan Kenuteson,
who lived near the wagon bridge on Sal
mon river was going to Florence with
two horses loaded with vegetables. he
was shot and killed. From Bert Good
who was in the neighborhood at the
time we learn that he left home in the
morning with two pack animals. One
horse was tied to his saddle horse which
was killed, and whoever did the killing
had built small brush shed by the side
of a log and lay concealed where he
could watch the road for II mile in either
direction. 1t is supposed that Swan was
off his horse when he was shot. as the
bride reins were down. He received
four shots in the breast and one in the
shoulder. lie was found by Mr.. Rice
and party as they were going home from
the Springs. AS near as can be ascer-
tanned he had been dead twentyfour
hours when found. No clew to the MUIR
derer had been found when Mr.. Good
pasture left the neighborhood. The de-
ceased leaves wife and three small
children.
loaded for Godlove.
The rush TO Smith creek and Thunder
mountain still continues.
Bob Cochren's four horse tsam and
three men came over from the Meadows.
During the week they will haul wood for
Mr.. Gossi
Harry Mathews wife and children and
Mrs. Ambrose Stewart are spending the
week at the Springs
Charlie Degundy, Andy Lakey and
Royal Matthias are fishing in Lake creek
near the Springs.
Mr.. Fanberg of Payette, passed through
here Friday going to his mines on Big
Creek
Mrs. Eric Larson and baby started
today to LaGrande, Ore, where she will
visit her parents. She will remain fol-
the winter
| mOl gan OlllOIO VI NOulOll CdhC IL
Saturday TO work on the Gossi wood con
tract.
Ross Kregbaum brought Will Patter
sons family over from the Meadows Sat
urday, and now Will wears a 6x9 smile
Clark Roland has sold an interest in
mining claim near the upper camp t.
Mr. Camnhe,l for al O0O
Mr.. Bohannan who has been here TO
several months, started to Denver today
Uncle Ed Brooks was taken quite sicl
Monday. hut,is able to be up today.
Frank Matthias has sold his interest il
the Big Giant to Mr.. Weston and partner
Mr.. Kelly, who had his shoulder hur
, three weeks ago, has gone out to Grange
vile to consult DR.. Bibby The shoulde
= was dislocated and was not properly sci
Mrs. Frank Smith, who has been visl
ing her son at the Gem for the last week
Z returnen home Friday.
t Percy Day and Mr.. Smith have gon
to Cornucopia.
A family is expected in from Grang,
vile this week to take the Silver Kin
boarding house.
James White, Bryantsville, Inc
SAYS DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salv
; healed running sores on both leg'
He had suffered Blk years. Doctor
failed to help him. Get Dewitt
Accept no limitations. DAVIS DRu
Co.