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New-York tribune., 1901-09-16

been i'll some days AT Saraeoso "'
m Rarsen County he said that he hoped to return
to New-Jersey IN about ten days
Tho Union County Republican Committee VIII
hold It's annual outing at Recreation fark' hed.
Planheld October number OF pr Peomlriin ninr
State officials and politicians VIII at'ehu o'e o
The Bergen County Republican convention VIII .e
held at Little Ferry on October 10 "a nrssid
a the convention.
The Hudson County Democratic Committee on
Friday night unanimously Endorsed Mayor James r.
Seymour as its candidate for the nomination 'oi
Governor Robert Davis offered the resolution and
the approval of the committee was made hy Iisis
vote Thts action means lT2 votes for Seymour IN
the convention.
1t is expected that there will be trouble possibly
OF a serious nature. when the Democratic primaries
are held in Essex County to select the delegates 10
the Democratic State Convention The Seymour
smith faction with resort to fraud in order to obtain
Nnyant Ns ibe chairman Of the democratic County
Committee said SATURDAY that the primaries a1 s
holding them would soon be made known. MI:
Nugent added that he dd not think the Seymour
men would be able to elect more than twenty-five
delegates in the entire county and that he would
not be surprised IL they did not secure more than
half that number
To this statement Colonel Edward Livingston
Price Mr. Seymours political manager, replied that
Nugcnt had nothing but his vivid Imagination and
prejudice warrant his estimate of the choice OF
delegates The colonel said that he was satisfied
that II the primaries honestly conducted
Seymour would capture three-tourths of the dele
gates, and that IL would not take his breath away
IL Seymour should get them all. Colonel Price was
confident that a Seymour delegate would be elected
in ex Senator Smiths own precinct.
Elvn W. Crane. who is regarded as ex-senator
Smiths unofficial but the less inspired
spokesman. Is not among those Democrats who
believe that the Smith men showing evidence:
of weakness by not presenting candidate in oppo-
sition Seymour In Mr. Cranes opinion the fail
10 present candidate is an element OF
strength.
Speaking OF the position OF the Smith faction. Mr.
Crane said: We have candidate TO offer. and We
do not wish TO dictate to the State convention. We
simply do not want Seymour. because he is not a
Democrat. We think better judges of his
Democracy--ve who have known and observed hin
intimately for years-than those who live in other
counties. most OF whom do not know him at all
suit Essex County. We do not talk much. All
ask IL that Seymour be dropped. He is not
Democrat. and he cannot win"
The report that ex-Unted States Senator Smith
IS advocating the nomination of ex-Copgressmar
Thomas NJ. Ferrel for Governor seems to be re
garded II Essex County the conce2 Iruent of n
different purpose. But the South JerSey Demo
Gratis appear 10 be persuaded that Mr.. Smith is
sincere. and II Is expected unless there should be
radical change IN the situation before the State
convention meets. that that part the State will
present a solid delegation for Mr.. Ferrell.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
ROLD HOLDUP IN ORANGE.

Orange Sept Is (SpeciaD.-A daring attemp' al
-obberv was made last night in Central-aVe- 'onh
~ >o,,n Of No ss West-st., East Orange. was
walking along when he held up by two men
one of whom was dressed in navy 70 rvs
AZ 9nmorded his money. and on his refusing To CIV
ueihatu @ acled him knocking him down He man,
aged to break from them ana no, '1ek eIephoned
20 ~ the police station and Daniel Gorman, ."e,,s ny
three Years old who had on the UNIFORM was
arres+ed The other man escaped
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
TWO INJURED BY FIRE.

Asbury Park Sept. 15.-Fire this afternoon par
...u,, DESTROYED the large building In South Main
CT owned by Councilman George W. treat "A
strong southwest wind was blowing. and the oo.en
families occupying the fats We're rescEsn Esn, and
her daughter were burned about the race or the
honds before the fremen got them ou1 OF @ .o
huiIding. The loss will aggregate S9o'""' iisu
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
NEW JERSEY NEWS
rHyyESE GAMBLERS ARRESTED.

Paterson Sept. Is (SpeciaD.-A Chinese gambling
den at No. 31s Market-st. was entered TINS aI.er-
-, and twelve Cinnamon were captured. Five
oI,cemen made the raid. The place Is really
Gambling joint but ostensibly 1t Is Cninese
Grocery and general store II Is Kept ny An anS;
80 is about seventy years old. and IS know u
as the oldest Mongolian In Paterson. Mhen the the
po,ddie of the room which were cards and olce;;
On lounges along the side of the room lay seVeral
Shinamen smoking opium
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
SENATOR SEWELL IMPROVED.

Cape May, Sept. Is tspecaD,-United states sen
a,or seweli who has been Ill at his cottage heIe
has so far improved to decide 10 Sttt & ,v 20 TO
Camden home on Wednesday, nc "'i' ~
the mountains for time
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
LTNELT TINES IN I'D DISTRICT.
Fo1,EYITEs PARADE AND sING-DIvVERS
FOLLOWERS RETALIATE.

There is not day passes that the constituents
Of Foley and Diver who making bitter fight
<or tho Tsnn,any leadership IN the lid Assembly
District do not think of some scheme TO keep
their candidates names conspicuousiy before the
voters of the district. Saturday night more than
dozen boys went through the district carrying pan
ners with such inscriptions as:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
BLOOMFIELD WILL OBSERVE THE DAi'

bloomfield Sept. Is (SpeciaD.-lhe ihn
this town met in the Park Methodist Church 70
-, - - dac,aad to hold a union service in the ola
First PRESBYTERIAN Church on THURSDAY 70 Ssi
out the suggestions Of the proclamatlon % ver
-, Roosevelt TO observe the day as one OF piaSe
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16

Tho Union County Republican Committee VIII
hold It's annual outing Recreation PARK near
plainheld on October l. number OF promlnen'
state officials and politicians VIII attehu ''e o9
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
VEVJERSEY Political NOfES'

Assistant Postmaster General Johnson VINO mas
bsep i'll for some days at Saratoga, was repo.'e1 y
he,ter On Saturday In a private letter 70 @ ntenu
in BERGEN County he said tnat ne hoPeo I" '
to NeW-Jersey IN about ten days
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16

The Bergen County Republican CohVen'ioii w
- -, 1,,t,o Eerrv nm october Is Assistant Post
ma ster- General Johnson VIII De in'i'eu u pieS
at the convention.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16
BUFFALO HOTEL ARRIVALS.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSEl
Buffalo. Sept. E.-Persons from New-York ana
its vicinity registered at hotels include: .
New-York tribune., 1901-09-16

The Hudson County Democratic Com"li''ee on
Friday night unanimously Endorsed Mayor James r
Seymour as It's candidate for the nomination TOT
Governor Robert Davis offered the resolution. lar ana
the apnroyal of the committee was made bS rsii,s
vote This action means 1T2 votes for Seymour IN
hc convention.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT-

tries, save when these crimes are committed on
the high seas. An American, for instance, who
committed a murder in England even if his vic
tim happened to be an American CitiZ H. has
been regarded until now as only ameuable to the
jurisdiction of the English courts, and beyond
that of the American tribunals, and in the same
way an Epgiishman killing another Ensl. ihman
in this country has been regard d until HOW as
punishable by the American tribunals alone.
Most Of the powers of Continental Europe whose
criminal codes are largely based upon Roman
law, however, take the view that the law Of the
State follows its subject wherever he may s.,
controlling and regulating his actions and CON
duct to the same extent as at home. Thci~ GRIM
maj courts have the power to Try their subjects
for crimes committed abroad and an Italian.
frenchnan, a Spaniard or Il Russian Staying
one Of his fellow couat~men in America would
be tried ana punished for the crime by the courts
Of his own country, several cases Of this kind
being record.
Lord RusselIs conviction and the declaration
of the Lord High Chancellor Of England speak
ing in his capacity as Lord High Steward and
Grand Senaschal Of the empire that is as the
to the effect that King Edwards subjects are
amenable to his authority and the jurisdc-
tion Of his tribunals, no matter whether they are
within his Gomncrs or in foreign countries
constitutes the inauguration rot only Of a new
principle Of English law of international inter-
est, but likewise a prctension upon the subject
Of which the United States may have something
TO say. EX-ATTACHE.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
ALIEN PEERS.
1T Is NOT NECESSARY TO RENOI-NCE
ONES CITIZENSHIP TO INHERIT A
FOREIGN PEERAGE-A NEW
INTERNATIONAL ISSUE
RAISED By LORD RUS
RAISED BY LORD RUS
SELLS TRIAL.

Although Albert X. Fairfax. who is employed
rs a clerk in the New-York banking house Of
Barring Magoun & Co, has denied the state
1rents contained in cable dispatches from Lon
don that his legal representatives are taking
stems TO establish his claims TO the Scotch Larony
Of Fairfax. the story has given rise to 50 much
discussion. misconception and inquiry Of one kind
and another that q few notes bearing upon the
subject may prove of timely interest. OF course,
there is no necessity whatsoever for young Al
bert Fairfax 10 take any steps TO establish his
claim to the Fairfax peerage. II has been in the
possession Of his family since its creation by
King James I in 1927, and all doubts as 10 his
rights to the title of Lord Fairfax We're set at
rest by the eighth lord, who at the beginning of
the last century, went TO England and had his
right to the peerage confirmed by the House Of
lords in a decree dated May 1. 1900. As Albert
Fairfax is the senior heir in the male line Of this
eighth Lord Fairfax, his great t-great -srandfath-
e. il naturally follows that he is the twelfth
Lord Fairfax Of Cameron, and he viii remain 50
irrespective Of whether he assumes the title OF
his ancestors OF. with the good sense which
characterized his father, his uncle and his
greats grandfather before him, prefers TO be
known as plain Mr. FairfaX-a style more in
ke-ufng with the institutions Of the common
wealth of which he is a citizen than would be
az nobiliary handle to his name
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
NO &LEEPING OI TnE RAILS.
From The London Globe.

IlOm The london GlOhc.
strange circular has just been issued to
sisnaInen on a Russian railway. fOrbiddinE
them to 80 to sleep lying on the rails. one
would hardly imagine that the temptation u
do 50 would prove OVerpOW"rng. hut 1t appears
that the signalmen in question frequently do So
as the temptation to sleep is 50 strong that they
feel they have 10 sleep SOmcWh here. and they
labor under the deluSion that the vibration of
an approach hing train will wake them up, q mis-
sion which it frequently fails to fulfil.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
EVERY LITTLE HELPS.

From The Catholic Standard and Times
Here's another letter from that new tenant"
said the secretary.
What's he want now?" inquired the proprie-
tor Of the Highuppe Apartment House
Says he's got to have more room in his fiat
Says it'll help soE.a if you'n let him Scrape the
paper off the walls"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
UNEQUALED SERVICE VIA
GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE.

The fayorite route 10 the east Is VIA
Salt Lake City aud Denver over the ~"
Grande Western railway, in connection
with either the Denver s Rio Graude
or Colorado Midland railroads, You
will find il u pleasant way to travel
coupling as il does the most remarkaole
scenic ride IN America with an unsur-
passed train service. Three fast through
rans.continental trains daily. carrying
all classes OF equipment, including Puli'
man Palace aud Ordinary or Tourist
sleepers to Chicago and 81. Louis with
GU, change, Free Reclining Chair ears,
Observation cars and Il perfect Dining
Car service. Send for folder aud other
information to w c. Mcbride, u l.,
Broad way. Butte; or Geo. w. Hetntz'
General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake
City.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
The Same Old. STORY.

J. a. Kelly relates an experience sim
liar to that which has happened in al
most every neighborbood IN the United
States and has been told and re-tod by
thousands OF others. He says: Last
summer | had AN attack Of dysentery
and purchased bottle Of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diafrhoea
Remedy, which used according TO di-
rections and with entirely satisfactory
results. The trouble WAS controlled
much quicker than former attacks
when / used other remedies" Mr.,
Kelly Is a well known citizen OF Hen
derson, N. G. For sale by Scott & Co.,
Pioneer Drug Store.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
BINGHAM COUNTY INSTITUTE

The Bingham County Institute wiz
he held IN Blackfoot beginning August
b,h. and continue three weeks, closing
with the annual teachers examination
Every effort is being made 70 riaNe
This Institute pleasant rs we'll a proht'
able for the teachers who attend
a strong corps OF instructors mas
been engaged and a very profitable IN
stitute is expected. Prof. Sanders,
president Of the State Normal schoo'
Al Cheney, Wash. has had wide rep
utation AS an educator and Instructor
| Prof johnson who il Principal o. the
Blackfoot schools, has had years OF eN'
perience In this line OF work ana Is
very practical aud conscientious worker
The Primary and Kindergarten ~
strue,or will be named later.
Il The standard OF our schools must o.
raised, and every teacher who e$peet
10 teach in Bingham County the com
ing school year is expected to be pres
ent At this Institute or suffer the fe'o
cation OF certificate.
MAY l.. SCOTT,
County Superintendent.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
Private Punishment for Public Sins.

1t is an extraordinary thing in Amer
lean life that man with wealth and
opportunities should be content TO go
down into history as u corrupter of the
state and as the holder OF an office
which he could obtain only by the use
OF money. The result OF such work is
only too evident IL lowers the whole
tone OF commonwealth, and stains
even society and the church. Bribery,
whatever its form, by letting down the
bars OF morality contributes directly to
crime, and its evil influences discourage
and dismay people OF good consciences,
who give up hope and find recourse in
that fatal Indifference which expresses
itself as. Whats the use? Money will
win anyhow and one dollar Is as good
as another"
Even more extraordinary is that con
ditiun Of mind which not only tolerates
these men after they have succeeded IL
their plans and purposes, but in way
makes leaders and heroes of them. The
effect is always bad. Public character
and private honor both suffer. Coco
people become pessimistic and bad am
billions grow more bold.
Fortunately, however, there is ney
tendency in our affairs and there !
coming time when man may no
commit sin politically and then expec
TO keep a good name in private life
The two things cannot be disassociated
They mnst be judged by the same stand
ards and there is never a eompromis
between good and evil. The bough
office disgraces not only the Office itsel
but It's purchaser.-Post.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31

Many women fail TO digest their food
and SO become pale, sallow, thin and
weak, while the brightness, freshness
and beauty Of the skin aud complexion
departs. Remedy this BY taking HER.
BlNE after each meal, to digest what
you have eaten. Price, 80 cents at
Scott & Go.
VALUABLE RANCH For SALE. A
valuable ranch Of $40 acres, with per-
feet water right, near Houston, Gu+fer
County, for sale ut bargain. For
terms apply at NEWS office.
To save mendiug, avoid breaking.
and TO avoid suffering, prevent coughs
and colds by the timely use ~ BAL.
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP. I,
" q safe, sure and swift remedy for MI
bronchial ailments. Price - and Il
cents, at Scott Il Co.
New stock Of calling cards Just re
ceived at NEWS office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
Admits 1t Was Wrong.

The country is familiar with the 10
per cent tariff tax imposed on the Porto
Ricans ON their trade with the United
States more than u year ago. II is also
familiar with the opposition Of the
Democratic party TO the measure and
also OF the opposition OF It number Of
prominent Republicans lead by former
President Harrison.
The Democrats maintained that It
was unfair and unjust and ex-President
Harrison said it WAS "a wide departure
from right principles. President Nc.
kinley has confessed that it was wrong
aud has issued q proclamation estnb-
lishing free trnde between the island
and the United States. THE NEWS nd.
mires the presidents honesty Ia max
ina confession Of the error and Of his
late efforts to undo il. May he 20 and
Sin no more.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
The Outlook For Political Purity.

II being granted that municipal ad-
ministration is the weak point In free
government in America, it naturally
follows that any promise OF better
things in our large cities has an in
huence for good everywhere. Such
bright prospects seem to be looming
upon the horizon Of our hopes
Within the past few years there has
been an unprecedented broadening of
political action. Issues have taken
good partisaus over party lines and the
vogue Of independent voting has become
general, The voter now thinks more
OF the men and the measures he il vot-
ing for than OF the party emblem ut the
top OF the ticket.
Every hoes knows that his only saliva.
tion is in the blind following Of party.
| Nobody votes for him or for anything
he wants because OF respect or con.
science it is simply and solely because
Of party. He rides the party to get in,
and he gets in not because he is wanted
but because he happens to be on the
party.
| Now voters want to know. They arr
tired ofswinging open the gates Of offic,
to let in their own party animal withon
regard 10 the rascals he carries on BIZ
back Thus there is disposition II
examine the passengers, and. If the!
are unworthy, to shut the gates in th,
face 0f the whole combination, includ
ing the party animal.
i Another thing counts. When cor
rnpt combination finds faithful office
especially an officer having larg
powers in the enforcement OF the law
the Immediate plan Is TO get rid q
him. This gives opportunity TO goo
citizenship. There are now several out
bursts forming into independent move
ments, and they are preparing to max
things lively III the autumn.
All these count. They convict til
bosses even when they fail to defea
them. But this year IL looks like hot
: conviction and defeat. And the gal
i will bs great.-Saturday Evening Pos
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
POLITICS AND STRIKES.

tits fortunate for the country at large
that there has been no national cam
paign on or any state campaign ot ma
tional interest in progress during Tue
continuance OF the steel strike. Had
there been. there il no doubt that the
strike would have spread to other de-
partments of industry and soon nave
become political issue, for the dema-
gogues OF politics live on strife and
they never cease to work that there
NAV be contention. In times OF labor
troubles they find their harvest. But
the strike has profted them nothing
this wear for it has been year without
politics. Had it been otherwise the
whole country might have become in
yolyed in one vast strike. Strikers
usually have some grievances, but they
have not all that they are credited with
when campaign is on. Then the ills
they have are magnitied and others
they know not of are added to the list.
And why? That they may be alleviat-
ed and their wrongs. whatever they
may be. righted? BY no means. They
are wanted in political times that they
may be used, that they may be as dumb
driven cattle. to be moved hither and
thither. And with their passions ane
II prejudices up they are but too easily
swayed. Nor is all the trouble will
the political demagogues. There are
labor demagogues, too, men who pro
fess friendship for the workingman
but whose chief aim IL to exploit him
They are the chief aides to the politica
demagogues.
Largely owing TO the absence OF In
terest in politics this year the countr
has not been put in u turmoil throug
strikes, and the greatest one OF all
now in fair way for settlement. Tn
issues between employer and employ
have not become COMPOUNDED with e'
traneous ones, always Il great DANCE
and so it has not been necessary
eliminate foreign matters. When PEI
pie who differ on any matter can deiir
their issues. the chances Of argumel
or settlement are greatly enhanced.
But strikes. like municipal election
should not come off in the same year
general election. Evening News.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July %
Among the army officers who have re-
turned to the United States oq the
transport Meade is Capt. J. 5. Mallory,
formerly lieutenant colonel OF yolun-
teers, who Is to rejoln the Second m
fantry. Up TO the time he was ordered
home, Capt. Mallory had Aguinaldo In
his charge Capt. Mallory says that
the ex-insurgent leader spends all the
time in studying and receiving visitors
His wife and family are with him, and
he appears contented.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
TN THE PROBATE COUNT OF TIE COuN
u ty Of BInuhHm State OF Idaho

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUN-
ty OF bingham, State OF Idaho.
In the Matter Of the Order 10 show Cause
Estate of Marshall why Order Of Sale OF
Orr Deceased Real Estate should Not
he Made.
Presto BurreIl. the executor of the estate of
Marshall Orr. deceased, having filed his petit
tion herein. duly verified, praying for mn Or
der OF Sale Of all the real estate Of said de-
cedent. for the purposes therein set forth, II
10 therefore ordered by the Judge OF said
Court. that all persons interested In the
estate of said licensed he and appear before
the Probate Court Of said Bingham County,
at the C0urt-room thereof, In the Court House
In Blackfoot IN The said County. on Monday,
the 18th day Of July. 1901, at 10 O'Clock a. M.
then and there 10 show cause why an order
should not be granted To the said Presto Bur-
rell executor AS aforesaid 10 sell 50 much Of
the real estate of the said deceased at private
sale as shall be necessary: and that copy Of
this Order be published ut least four success.
sive weeks in The Blackfoot News. news.
paper printed, published and circulated in
said Bingham County.
Dated ~ Blackfooi, Idaho, June ". 1901.
SCAT wM A. SAMPLE
Judge Of said Probate Court.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31

n you are troubled with that most
uncomfortable disease called piles.
don't neglect II. Don't let the COM
plant get firm hold. Every day the
disease Is neglected II grows worse.
Commence at once TO use TABLER'S
BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT. the
relief Is immediate, and cure infsllible.
Price. so cents in bottles. Tubes, Is
cents ut Scott e Cos.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31

SENATOR McLAURIN has been read
out ~ the Democratic party in his state
South Carolina. The committee took
the taurine monster by the horns aud
pitched him overheard, without firm
and without ceremony. In south Caro-
lima snch proceedings are known as the
best for purifying party politics.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31
Pan-Amsrican Exposition Rates.

BIackfoot To Buffalo, y. Y and re.
turn via standard lines, a6G %
Via DfFcreutml lines $3.50.
Tickets will be- on sale first and third
Tuesdays Of each month, June - octo-
Der inclusive, limited to ten days In
each direction, with final Ituit 30 day =
from date Of sale,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31

WHAI the Democratic party should
look after in the Eext campaign Is uni
fication and enthusiasm and not fusion.
The state administration Il making q
record for the party that carries en-
dorsement along with il and endorse
ment by the people means victory at
the polls in November.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-07-31

IN 1897 big crops and big prices fol-
lowed President Mckinley's hrst IN
auguration--tha was interpreted to be
Mckinley prosperity In 1901 short
craps and distressing droughts are lol-
lowing his second inauguration. what
will the Interpreters Of dreams say this
lean year means.