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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-25
EUY THIS HousE-suITABLE FOR
R00M!HG HOUSE NEAR UNION STATION.

Small Cash Payment. Balance Like Rent.
VIII bay No. q ;. Fifteenth St. Just south OF
Market ST. and blocks east OF station; the
house IL a 3-story brick. with &c rooms. in
complete repair. 10, 33NlJo to TarSee st
GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE co.
I'LL Chestnut st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-25

Abundant supply OF clear water for drinking.
cooking. laundry purposes. Sc Union Market.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-25

DOGS, CATS, PETS, FOR SALE.
BOARD foT a sh-pheId dog. al once: suburbs
preferred: state terms and particulars. i 3i2.
Republic.
-FOUR &OSTHS-OLD pointer dog pup: bred
right - 5is Republic
POLL parrot with cage. s.. good talker:
account OF leaving. l-ieA Che smut
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26

The up-to-date girl has new dang
Ter upon her chain. says the Chicago
American. 1t is cylindrical-shaped
AFFAIR. small in size. and from II q
niekei springs out whenever the fair
one wishes to pay Der carfare. These
new coin carriers are dainty little
anairs In gun metal. not much larger
than fiye-cent piece. But they are
handsomely finished and mounted. and
In themselves are an ornament They
are attached to the long chain that
every well-dressed woman is wearing
these days. But since the ornameu.
- OF gun metal the chains are perfer.
ably OF gun metal also. set with crys-
tails.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26
stonework Resisted Gases.

A French scientist visiting the
ruins Of st. Pierre, Martinique, notes
that while much OF the stone masonry
Ia well preserved. every vestige O,
iion-work and other metals was des,
troyed by the fearful blasts Of hot
gases that came from Mt. Pelee, moth.
irs left but a black powder. Evident.
ly some extremely rapid chemical
action took place. which changed the
metals into oxides. etc.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26
Notice For Publication.

United States Land Office. HALEY Idaho,
May & 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to make final proof IN support of his claim and
that said proof will he made sefore John r.
Hanson U = Commissioner as Rock Creek,
Idaho on July lss 1903, viz:
WILLIAM J. AUSTIN
Homestead entry No. l47g for the lots .. an l
q, sec. II, T. 8 s. r IL L. b. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Locklin II. Norton and
John Sawyers, both of Austin, Idaho; Arthur D.
Norton and Herman Stricken both Of Rock
Creek. Idaho.
N.J.sEARP. Register.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26

Fred Gooding paid his ranch a
Gooding a visit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Dill Severa wer
up from Gooding Wednesday.
County Commissioner Emmon
of Gooding was in town yesterday
r.. +. Ballou is putting in {
stage line from iiailey to Resets
mines.
Henry Owens welt up 10 Haley
yesterday to spend week at th'
hot springs.
The Stock Growers Mercantile
company unloaded car Of Deer
ing farm machinery yesterday.
Mrs. Miller and children arrived
from Boise, Tuesday, and ioineo
her husband, who proceeded her
hsre.
John Cooling has taken posi-
ton with the Stock Growers Mer-
chantile company at Miner for
summer.
The new electric motor for the
power plant at Miner has arrived
there. 1t was hauled over from
Kimama.
The Saturday card club has
discontinued its meetings for the
summer. They will be resumed
in the fall.
Thos. Fitzgerald, who has been
suffering with rheumatism for some
time, is improving, and hopes to
be out soon.
A. d. Silva was in from his
ranch yesterday and purchased two
low wheel trucks from the Stock
growers company.
The telephone poles for the line
TO Miner arrived yesterday and
IRE being unloaded today. Con-
struction OF the line will now be
pushed.
j. e. Lane has opened an Office
or the Shoshone Falls company in
he Baugh block. Mr.. Lane is
representative for Senator w. A.
1larks interests at the Falls.
Miss Ella Farlow of Glenns
Ferry, about IL years of age, took
into her head to run away from
ome, Yesterday, and started for
'ocatello. Her step-father wired
he sheriff's Office here to lock out
'r her, and Deputy Sheriff Brown
,und her on No. 6 last night and
'ok charge OF her, notifying her
slatives Of her whereabouts. Her
came in on No 2 this
forming and took her home.
Earl Dunshee, representative of
Re Salt Lake Herald, was il town
lturday, and made trip to the
ais. From there he started to
ak to Blue Lakes along the south
all, but lost his way and wand
ed about the country for some
ne until he met some one who
1t him on the right track. When
reached his destination he had L
oted it for about 16 miles. The II
KIT time Mr.. Dunshee visits the
e Lakes he will probably secure
e services OF guide.
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26
Events Of
a Week
Local Brevities

Judge stockslager OF HALEY was
"a lie village Tuesday.
Robert l.. Loundsbury OF Mini
doAa was in town Wednesday.
l.. i. Ornsby a sheep man OF
Boise was in town Wednesday.
Lytileton Price, jr., son Of Judge
Price OF Haley, was q Shoshone
visitor Tuesday.
Leo vadis went to Ketchem
Wednesday to superiniend the
shipping Of some OF bis sheep.
Mrs. Ida A. Burkett Of Boise is
expected here about July 1, for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. NJ.
Siarrh.
Miss Alice Clark returned from
tie Snake river country. Monday,
whore she has been visiting for the
past ten days.
The committee on privileges for
July 18th esk thai any and all bids
Tor same be filad at NJ. A. Weaver's
barber shop on or before July LIST.
Tho moving picture entertain
,nent at the opera house, Monday
evening, drew good audience and
the entertainment was very en-
loyable one.
Nj J Ballinger OF Washington,
ID c., and Dr.. Fuller OF keokuk,
Iowa, were in the village ON bust.
ness oyer Sunday, and made a trip
TO the Falls.
The families OF Frank Gooding
and DR.. J w s. Emerson were in
kelchem over Sunday, and have
taken a cottage at the hot springs
Tor TIE summer.
DR.. +. w. Kleinman is now To-
Gated in shoshone. and can be ,
found at the Office next to the 4,
First National Bank recs nlly oc.
cupied by DR.. Emerson.
A train loaded with sheep for /
the east came down the branch from
HALEY and Bellevue, Monday.
The shippers were Messrs. Erick- I,
son, Fitzpatrick and Cleveland.
Notice is hereby given that the /,
partnership entered into May 2, \
1908, between DR.. J. W. l.. Emer W
son aud DR.. Il. w. kleinman is /,
hereby dissolved. DR.. Emerson
assumed all outstanding debts.
l.. A. Johnson, representative OF b
The POI tland Oregonian, was it the "
village the first OF the week, look til
ng up the industries and improve in
nents Of this part OF Idaho, with a is
lew to writing up this section Of ha
he state in the Oregonian. st,
General Manager Filler, Secre-
AIRY anu Treasurer De Long and err,
thief Engineer Paul $. A. Bickel pa
( the Twin Falls Land and Water fir
ompany were in the village Satur- de
ay making arrangements for the gel
rst opening Of the company's no
md July /. til,
la this issnc OF The Journal is wa
iblished the statement OF the Del
irst National Bank OF Shoshone.
hr statement shows the bank to tor
: in excellent condition. and max nm,
X. remarkable growth. Every J,l
tizen of the village has reason. to ton
proud OF the showing made By can
l. local institution. ..vs
4. l.. Dffendarfer arrived from OF
Imanla, Friday evening. and has On
en-, d livery. feed and sale sis int
: IA pvrrino's barn on North Cha
ii street. Mr. Diifendasfer viii lio'
4 number Of new rigs 10 his aud
eady exc. lfent outfit. and when maj
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26

| Van Squires was down fror
HALEY Tuesday evening.
Thomas Tapue Of Ketchem wa
in the village Wednesday evening
Edward Gooding will spend th
summer looking after the sheep il
the mountains.
Congressman Late Pence OF Col
orado was in town. Tuesday, OF
his way to Boise.
Miss Alta Gooding is making ar
extended visit in Colfax and other
points in Washington.
Haying is progressing nicely on
the various ranches in this vicinity
The crop will be larger than was
anticipated.
The ladies OF the Methodist
church received about $50 from
their social which was held in the
county clerks Office Tuesday eve
ming.
DR.. J. J. Plumer OF HALEY was
in town Sunday OH his way home
from Denver, Colorado, where he
won third prize in the western
shooting tournament.
John +. Hartdegan, manager OF
the Stock Growers Merchantile
Co.'S. branch store at Miner, was
in town, Tuesday evening. He
reports business as rushing at the
new town.
f. III. Buhl OF Scranton, Pa,
president of the TWIN Falls Land
md Water company, arrived in
own last night from the east to
Dc on hand for the opening OF the
ands July /.
ExGov. w. J. Mcconnell of
Moscow. Idaho, was in the village,
Wednesday, on his way 20 Grey
found mountain in the Sea Foam
istrict, where he has mining in
erests. He made The journal
leasant call while in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan w. Shelter,
ir. and Mrs. J. S. Knight, Mr.. and
lrs. Chas. II. SPRINGER and John
'emey Of Canton, Ohio, arrived in
,wn Saturday and were at the
IcFall hotel until Wednesday,
hen they took Perrino's stage line
} the Falls.
The new store building of Good
& Bros. mex. TO the First National
INK is progressing nicely. The /
EST wall is rapidly going up and s
e joists for the floor are already |
position. Whom the structure '
completed Gooding Bros. will I
We one Of the best blocks OF e
pres in Shoshonc. t
Sunday morning fire was discov- y
ID in Il car OF lumber which was II
ssing through the village. The II
9 was in the floor of the car un- u
r the lumber and was difficult to u
ut. AS soon as the fire was u
liced the car was cut out near
} pump house and stream OF
ter soon extingulshed the blaze ie
ore serious damage was done. q,
'ocatello Is showing a lively in a,
est in the FIRST opening Of lands NJ
Ter the Twin Falls canal on al
Y l. A number OF citizens in hs
d to get Il piece Of land on the in
al and many OF them will go ar
r The lands, taking advantage N
he excursions tonlmorrow and Is
the 9Th. Among those who 40
nd going down tomorrow are
rifle and Dell Sprague, DR..
yard. DR.. Castle, j. W. Brady -,
Mr.. Bolschled. and there are tn
~ more that int nd 10 gu down Ia
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-06-26

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the
Fourth Judicial District OF the state
= OF ldahE, in and for the county OF
Lincoln.
Stockgrower's Me rchantile Company,
Incorporation, Plaintiff,
vs..
Geo. l. Evelelh.
Notice OF attachment.
Notice is hereby given that an attach
ment has been issued against the prop
erty OF the above named defenlent,
Geo. l.. Eveleth.
Given under my hand and official seal
this oath day of June. 49, 3.
2~S A. |. MCMAHON, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
RESIGNS PAST0RATE,
Rev. Walter {. Bentley Will Devote All His
Time 10 Actors Church Alliance.

New York, July 2O.-Rev. Walter r.
Bentley. rector of Holy sepulchre parish
and a leading spirit in the Actors Church
alliance, has resigned from his pastoral
work. He was a wel-known actor before
entering the ministry.
II believe the church should reach out
to the stage" he said, and also that
the alliance is the best agency yet de-
vised for that purpose. have long held
the idea 10 devote my entire time TO that
work when II was possible 10 do so.
now find Il 10 be possible and so so re-
sign my rectoraie. The alliance is In a
flourishing condition with branches all
over the country
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
THE NEGRO PROBLEM.
Quickest Way TO Solve II Is to Give the
Negro Employment.

New York. July 2o-In a sermon at the
Mount Talbot Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. Horace Miller. a colored minister.
said:
Il have devoted years OF study TO the
question, and find that the negro is
not a bit more brutal than the white
man. not 10 per cent OF tho crimes
charged up TO the colored men are due
To- him alone.
NO race needs "a higher education than
the negro. He Is becoming more crimi-
nal because he cannot get work III he
does get work the pay Is such that n ls
not sufficient 20 live on. N the South
had given the negro an honest dollar for
.an honest days work or even an honest
half dollar. tho negroes would not flock
90 New York 10 become criminals. The
quickest way 10 solve the negro problem
is 20 employ him
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

Dr. Maxzoni entered the sick room at
half-past 8 o'clock this morning and at
the same time Cardinal Oreglia, dean OF
can and It is believed that he will remain
1t was then reported that the prostration
OF the Pope was augmented.
After his visit TO the Pope DR.. Mazzoni
went to see Cardinal Rampolla and had a
conference with him that lasted half
hour.
The following medical bulletin was is
sued at e;a5 o'clock.
During the night the Holy Father
rested only at short intervals. His gen.
eral condition remains grave. Pulse "a;
respiration IS; temperature 3e.2 cent?
grade.
(sgd) "LAPPoNI.
"MAZZONI."
Although this mornings bulletin may
have given the impression that the Pope's
condition Is somewhat ameliorated. in
reality the doctors do not think so. They
consider that the lowering of the pulse
and the diminution of the respiration are
due to great prostraton Of the whole or
ganism. which is augmenting notwith-
standing the fact that the patient at
times takes a little nourishment.
The Pontffr continues. now and then
20 mutter phrases although unconscious.
His mind evidently returns TO the events
which impressed him most before his Ill
ness began. At one moment he is fscl-
ing about with his hands and moving his
head from side TO side. ty-ing TO lift him
self. while he murmurs:
What crowds. What devotion. Ny
dear people"
Then falling back inertly he sighs and
says "Oh. the weight OF these robes.
Can hold out until the end?" This Is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
HAWAIIAN BONDS.
100000 Worth Disposed Of In the New
York Market at 81 ~,

Honolulu. July 2O.-It Is reported that
100000 worth OF Hawaiian terrltorlal
bonds have been sold In New YORK at the
rate of 97h The wireless telegraph sys-
tenn has now been extended 60 all OF the
islands ~ the Hawaiian group. Kauai
the last island 10 be connected with the
Others. is 90 miles In direct line from
oahu.
a petition is 10 be sent 20 Washington.
asking for the passage OF law 20 pro-
tect the fish supply of the Islands, the
territorial legislature having refused 10
consider the matter.
The legislation desired Is TO prohibit the
use 81 close mesh nets by japanese fish-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

sclous these visits exhausted HIN, but
IL was his wish that visitors should be
admitted and the attending doctors
thought It better not to cross him.
The Pope will die. one may say In
harness, and notwithstanjn as he de-
ciared he would be at least performing
his duties till the end.
This morning the sick room was the
quietest and most tranquil spot In the
Vatican The Pontiff ties on his bed.
the pillows OF which are not whittier than
his face. which has strange aspect.
owing TO his not having beeh shaved. fer
SO long. His hands are folded over the
rosary which he has used for over 70
years.
The famous armchair. which perhaps
his holiness will never again enter stands
.nvitingly near. with his stick beside A.
While Contra. his valet, prays and weeps
before a huge cruciix
Dr. Lspponl sits by his bedside ready
for any emergency. The doctor from
time 20 time rises noiselessly 20 admins
ter nourishment OF which this morning.
the pontin has taken some
4 lacking COUGH
Indeed Or. Lapponi succeeded IN hav-
ing him swallow several teaspOonsfui
OF coffee milk and brandy mixed. The
silence OF the sicr room II occa sionally
broken by a hacking cough. due 20 the
gathering Of the phlegm IN Pope Leo's
throat.
These coughing spells have tho effect
u rousing the pontin. causing him 10
open his eyes an9 revive slightly. While
the doctors were examining their patient
this morning believing him 10 b. IN
stupor. his holiness suddenly fixed his
eyes. even now bright. and by no means
lifeless. on them. saying:
This time. doctors. on will not win
In your brave fight"
"It r. your holiness who ts brave" re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
KING AND QUEEN
OFF FOR IRELAND.
They Were Loudly Checred on Way
to EuSton StatiOn-Will Arrive at
KingStOWn Tomorrow Morning.

July 2o-Kng Edward and Queen Alexandra accom-
panied left London
m today for Ireland
Though day gloomy large crowds gathered in front OF
Buckingham palace along the Euston station and
heered their maesies who drove the depot in SEMI
escorted by detachment the Household cavalry
The king the uniform of admiral
made by the railroad for
of the distinguished travellers The depot platform was
public and the royal train beautifully decorated
with choice flowers plants and bunting
their maesties agted the station which was also
handsomely decorated they received by the railroad directors
The consisted Of observa-
With the cheers of the people ringing their ears the
king queen left London for Holy Head where the
yacht awaiting them They expect to reach kngstown at
o'clock morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
OouBlt-HtADto SNAKE.

San Francisco. July 2o-A double head
ed snake that can back up as readily
as it can move forward has been added
90 the natural history department % the
Memorial museum. II II about SO inches
long. about as broad as the handle OF
table knife. with the tai blunt at TIE
end.
The reptile hitherto has only been
found In South America and the West
Indies. but this specimen was found st
Half Moon Bay. California
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
VENEZUELAN MINISTER ARRIVES.

New York. July 2O.-Gen. Joseph Man
uel Hernandez. eel Mocho) the new Ven
ezuelan minister 20 the United States.
arrived today on the Caracas from la
Guayra. He will stay with friends here
for few days and will then proceed TO
Washington. The general r. tall in ply
sique. Spanish type OF features and white
beard. lie looks quite aged and with
his crippled arm and dirorted fingers
shows the It's OF his long irnprson-
ment in saara .aibo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
A HAPPY RELEASE.
STOP put TO VISITS

stop has been put 10 the .rernont vis-
ie made to Pope Leos sick chamber.
although now the presence OF callers
would not harm him While he was con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
Small SaIlboat Capsllsd Ia the Hsrbor at
Eysrett, Washington.

Everett. Wash. July 20.-By the capsiz-
ing Of a sailboat In the harbor Miss Nina
r. Solomon. n telephone operator; Miss
Edna. Warner a scnool teacher. ana 2.
c.. Foster. an insurance man. have been
drowned. The accident Is attributed to
the inexperience OF Foster in sailing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
ARMY OFFICER FALLS FROM TRAIN.

Pueblo. colo. July O-Major Foster %
the United states army fell from Col
orada Midland train az Colorado Springs
last night as the train was rounding
curve. and it .s thought he b. seriously
injured.
Major Foster was on his way 10 Den
yer from the Philippine Islands to at
tend a court martial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

Rome July ao-Pope Leo XIII, ponf who has
ever filled the chair of Peter
That grand life which span nearly oa wears
end o'clock this the
cardinals the members of the papa household
of foreign accredited physicians
who have been ndeabe their attendance holy
The end impressive its peacefuness
taking fight exhaed by the last breath which
ing of life that has benedcton example mankind
Owing the strained relations between the Quirnal
Vatican the Italian determined
to the Vatican the duty announcing death pope
world
To this end arranged all teegraphc communica
ton from Rome of pon
the Cardinal Rampola enable him his official
announcement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
FORGET THE HEAT

And call AZ Diary and Anthony's for din
nor today The comfortable temperature
combined with excellent food service. etc.
will impart new life 10 the most summer
wilted Individual.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
KILLED HIS WIFE.
Then Zimmerman Put a Rifle Bullet Through
.y. Ills Own Heart.

Jonesboro. Ark. July 2o.-Matthias Zlm-
norman has shot and killed his wife with
a rifle at Moser, little town near here.
yesterday. He then turned the gun on
himself. shooting a bullet through his
heart
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20

The general expression was augmented
by the weather the sky being very much
overcast, producing what IL called the
sirocco, which makes one dull and heavy,
and takes away all energy and spirit.
CARDINAL OREGLIA ARRIVES
As the morning wore on. Cardinal ore
glia, the dean OF the Sacred College
who always has shown great eagerness
to assume command which. however, he
cannot do until Pope Leo Is actually dead
arrived with considerable paraphernalia
plainly indicating that he had come to
stay. ordering his carriage 90 go home
and not return.
After him came other princes OF tho
church, all with grave preoccupled faces
who -oturrsd each others gr settings
w.lh such expressions as II nave not
slept at all" ne even was heard 20 say,
u think we arc at tho end cor thc be.
ginning" retorted bystander 20 the car
dinal who spoke. the latter being ccnsid-
cred very likely 10 be the next pope
Eight cardinals. an unusual number for
such an hour had by this time gathered
and they went anXiously forward follow
eel NJ a respectful distance by tho others
pr6sent
A HAPPY RELEASE.
when the bulletin announcing the Pom
tlrs condition was posted one IN the as
semblage said: zone IN his agony Is al
most overwhelmed: what a happy re-
lcasa"
Amone the members OF the S1cre1 col
lege present was Cardinal Matthew. who
has attracted much notice by the assid-
uity with which he watches events for
the French Ambassador.
STOP PUT TO VISITS.
A stop has been put 10 the .rernout vis-
It's made 70 Pope Leos sick chamber.
although now the presence OF callers
would not harm him While he Ras con-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-04-13
ITALIAN BRIGANDS IN
SECRET ORGANIZATION

NEW YORK. April 11.-Amone the
thousands of Italian immigrants who
have arrived here recently are numer-
GUS brigands, who. driven from their
native heath, have formed "A secret or
ganization for the purpose of black
mail and murder. Wealthy Italians in
the metropolis have received letters
demanding sums varying from $25 to
800, and are threatened with death
in case of refusal. In some instances
the money has been paid to escape
worse persecution. The members
have taken the name of Carbonari,
which less than century ago was II
society of patriots organized for the
purpose of securing good government.
Victims are permitted to become mem
bers if they choose.
The police say the society is form
ed of the most dangerous characters
who have been driven from Italy. Of
ficers have made three arrests of al
legged members. and propose to con
tinue a most vigorous campaign in the
effort to break up the organization.