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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
SeutIhlano.
Nn9e ebener8ele 3 r te r
Derbaftet.


Berlin, %. Se3. Or. Woris
Weper. friiber profeiIor FIR poIitii9e
Oetoncmie in @barlottsnburg. unb Elm
betannter S4riftifelIer iiber 6inans=
6ragen, puroe tpeeen getru9s in 8er-
binouns nit benz 3uiummsnbru9 Der
Srebner-Sradnins 8ant in GaHel,
Suli 1901. berhaftst. 9esoleiden
feline Satin, cine ebsmalise S9auipie.
lerin. 0fener miro bon Dem BANTER
Sugo 9oeup be5idtist, er babe ben
gant. Sirettoren gsbOlfen, bas publi-
fun permittelit Seeinilufuns Der prsfe
gu betriisen.
3 mel perOnen bonn 8roB
ber3o9 BON 8aben auf Der
Sago oermuubet.
8erIin, %. Seabr. 9luf elmer
bonn @rObber3Os bon Baden nabs
2arlsrubs absebaltsnen Saso bra6te
oerielbe ieinem Ginansminiiter, Ssrrn
Su&enber9er, cine leidte Wunbe bel;
ferner Derwunbete er einsn 66riter 10
idper, oaB oefsn beibs Seine amputiri
w.roen mubten. Der 8robbsrsos if
" Sabre aIt unb perfist ieoenfals
ni9t mebr iiber cine fi9ere Sanb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Die Santea bleiben am Sreitag
ano Samitas seidllohem.

Sas bieIige @larirungs-Saus bat
beidlsRen, oaB am nd6iten Greitag
uno Samiiag Die Santen uno Die
@tabliKements Der Sruf- f-@eielidaften
9eI6lCfen bleiben.
Soften ooer Webisln. wel4e am
Sreitag, Samltag ooer SOnntag fdllig
fino, mhfien am SOnnerifa9 eingelDf
tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
@eibna@t i'm .. u. Y.sWaiiea=
bauie.

Sas 9Deibna9tsfeft miro i'm Seut-
iden aQgm. prOt. Waiienbauie ME
alljdbrli9 am Weibnadtstase, Na9-
mittaes, eefeiert tperben uno finb ale
6reunoe Der Nnitalt uno Der Waiien 3u
Der Seier eineelaben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
8e a6ren Der 8rube IN

@ef a6ren Der 8ruberl.
Wiltes esbarre, pa., %. Ses.
Bei elmer Gas=@rplofon in Der gtot.
tisbam Srube Der 2ebisb & Wiltss.
barre @Oal So. in Plpmoutb pureen
8 arbeiter berleBt. Die grplofon in
Der an iia nidt Gas baltigsn @rubs
erei9nete fi9 our9 Die 1nborfi9teii
zines arbeiters une es mar Elm Wun.
Der, oaB Die 2eute nit osm 2eb.n oa.
pontamen.
Streit= nnruben.
Sunnpiibs, utab, %. Sc3.
9ier fam es 81 unruben. inbem so
ftreifenoe @rubennr6eiter 3u Der Wsb.
nung zines Hidtgetpertitaftlers einaen
uno ibn gum @initelen Der 4rbeit auf.
fOroerten. auf feline @sigerung Iu9=
ten i'm Die Streiter gu ersreifen. er
entfOb, tpurbe OerfOlgt uno i6lieBlit
BON ben Da6en Der @sieni9aft be-
frsit. Die Strsiter puroen ipdtel
our9 Die Sruppen nerbaftet.
Heue 6 Statue m 6 q b I.
@afbington, %. Se3. Sr
Der Statusn=Salle oes Capitals tpurot
cine Marmorfatue oes .Griegseouper=
neurs" 3. 8. pierpont BON @efsgir.
sinien aufgeHellt, semdB Der ginla.
!, buns oes @ongrefss an jsosn Staat.
i'm capitol Statuen speier ieiner be.
rtbmten S0bne huf3uifelsn. Yor
@sft 0irsinisn III bersits bic Status
oes fribersn Senator'S Sanna aufse'
felt.
8luttbateines gifer=
ii4tigen.
geberbille, Soma, %. Be;
Der GARNER Z. Us. Dorm berleBt
feline Grau lsbsnsgefdbrli9 burd
S6tiie uno entflob bann, bon einem
Sheriff nit glutbunoen berfolst. 81
Ssber fano man fpdter bic 2ei9s mi
elmer 2asel i'm 2opf. giferfu9t If
Der @runo Der Shat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
SIM 6 taot= 6ofpitaIe befins

Sm g taot=9 ofpttale befin.
ben fi4 jebt nur nod 2 Der am 81.
October perungliidten purbue Stu
oenten. a0e anoeren iino bsimgetebrt,
iofern lie nit benz 2ebsn cabon9efom=
men. Die beiben nod i'm Soipitale
perbleibenben Stuoenten finb Sarrr
2eslie uHo Sim Wiuer. sic uereen
erit nod ben Geiertagen entlailen tper.
ben t6nuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
q B n q d 6 o | o n.

New Orleans, %. Se3br.
Ser 2reuaer I. Sopeta" nit 800 Mari-
neioloaten an 8orb 1T nod Colon
beprbert tpprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Sas Seuer in Der 3oblens
m ine qeI0f It.

Sullib Nad 24.ftinbiger
barter Grbeit gelang es Der Geuermebr
i'm 8erein nit ben 8rubenarbeitern
oas Geuer, psl9es felt SO Stunben in
Der Mine Der giti3ens Goal 60. sspn-
tbet bate, su l6iden. Sie 26I9arbei-
ten wuroen burd ben bidten &aud
uno Nualn, tpelde in Der Mine
b,rri9ten. iebr eri9pert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Mus oen 0erid)tsbOfen.
SeriGt Der 8rroBges
d more enen.

o. 10 II n.
Sie 8roBgeiaporenen rei6ten gsitern
tuieoer einen Sbeilberi6t elm, in tuel9em
fie foleenbe Qnflaaen erboben:
Sarrp Streisbt. Sisbftabl uno gr=
laaaen bon @elo unter falihen 8or=
tpdnoen, 2 Nntlasen; Samss &eo=
mono, Gdli6uns. Mife See tbdtlider
Qlnsriff. Sobn GOlep. oes9lei9en, Som
WtiIer, ginbru6 unb Siebitahl. Wm.
gladburn, @altsr papne, @roBoisb=
fabl unb 3eblerei. Sdmmtlite 4n=
setlaste purben benz &i9ter alfreo
boreefibrt unb ertldrten iia ni9t
i4uloig.
| Neue g 9eib sfIase.
CLAUDE &. 9amarce m6dte bon ben
leibisen @befeheln befreit weroen,
tpelde Jpn on feline Satin gbitb
tniipfen. Sieielbe ioll ibn in liebloier
unb brutalsr 8siie bebanoelt baben.
$4,000 psrIanst.
albert &. Senrp rei9te cine auf
$4,000 lautenbe SGaosneriabtlage
seesn bic StraBenbabn @eielli6afi
elm. Cine Strabenbabncar mar gsgen
bas 3tpeirao. auf weldem .r fid be-
fano, gerannt, uno er mar 10 idner bsr-
Iebt tporben, oaB isin re6ter arm seit=
lebens iteif bleiben tpiro.
lGolsen eines Gahrf ub l.
nnfalles.
Dor &i9ter Garter unb 8eidtpore=
men tpirb sur 3eit iiber Die S9aoen.
eriaBflase Osrbanoelt, wel5s Der iu:
senoli9e Sobn 6. 9et9am seeen biz
Wcglwaine &itarbs 60. eingereidt
bat. @r batte in beren Gabrit in
6olas zines Snbritubl=llnfalles idwer'
Yerlebuusen erlitten.
Vorm m uno srnannt.
prObats@OmmilIdr Walter bat Gu'
Neranlafune bon Nerpanbten be,
:; @liIe 6. SpQeS einen gO,muno fiI
oieielbe ernanht, neil oiefelbe 70 gei3ie
1T, bab lie Deber Geuerung nod Nab
: runs fur fi9 taufen mill, troboem fl
: iiber reidli6e 8elo Wittel berihgt
sic iit cine So9ter bes perforbeuer
Or. Sollep.
grben &c DIT.
probat= @ommii1dr Walter bdIt sur
3eit llmidau nod oen grben ots Nad
laFes bon Sauio SOnes, um oenislbsr
getpiiie @elobetrdee aus3u3ablen. 60
melt er in @rfabrung brinsen tonnte
bat Der 8erblidene einen Yruber uni
cine Sdweiter binterlaiien. 2sbter
ioQ an einen Mann Namens 9int Der
beiratbet iein uno fid in 8irginiei
auibalten.
Srei iusenb i9e 9 pip
bu N.
gbDaro. &einbarot, &ob Wpatt uni
Charles @oobnotp, bic 8 iusenoli9el
Spibbuben, melde ben ginbrad il
Moies @oben's 2aoen, 1102 libel
Str. ausfiibrten, erbielten i'm 8erid
fir iusenolide Strdflinse ibre 5dl
auf einise Sage beri9sbsn. ba bic go
li3ei erit ndbere grtunoisunaen iibe
bic Burden ein3ieben mill.
SIM PoIiseigeri9t
tuurbe Ir6ie Wilbrid tps9en Serum
. lun9erns our 3ablun9 bon $40 uni
2ofen berurtbeilt. Serielbe lebt ool
ieiner Grau sstrennt, uno bate fid
idcn mebrere Wale bas 0ersnhsen ee
lnadt, Die poli3ei per SelepbOn anfju
I foroern. Semano nod Der Wobnun!
ieiner 6rau, uel4e nit ibrer Wutts
) 2O7 .. Wc@artp Str. wobnt, 81
itiden, oa bort eins prhaelei in
Sanse mar. &eselmdBis fanben ei
&aolerpoliSiften aus, baB fie sefopp
waren. ginen iOl4en Strsid batt
: Bilorid aud am SOnntas Mbenb aus
: 9efiibrt unb beswesen mar CT einae
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22

Geo. W. Brill aus @bicago, Der
bon Der vgoniumers' @as Sruff Co."
als @rpert angeifeat woroen it. bat
sefern bier Ieine Sbdtisteit aIs ab-
i9dber oes @igentbums Der @ompagnie
be9onnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22
Nahrtbten aus Snbtana
II nruben in Yrigceton
ertp artet.


ten am Wontas 9beno na9 bem Soft
bauie, in walhem Die bon Der Siiobabn
inportirten Ni9t.llnion-2 -2efeli9mieoe
logiren uno umSingelten oas Saus.
Gin @omite bate Johann eins @onfe=
ren5 nit Den 9euten, pel9e aufaefor=
bert wurben, Die Stabt gu berlaiIen.
Sarauf MOLTEN iih oieislben nibt eins
lahen uno es ipirb erpartet, oaB es gu
ernftli9sn unruben tommen miro.
6 einen 8erle gen ere
legen.
Warion. Sames g. RObbins,
Elm Wilelisb Der Solbaten=0eimatb,
melher am Samitas aus einem Jenifer
fiel unb innerli6e 8erlsbungen erlitt,
TT am Montas oenielben erlegen.
Seine ginisung.
8ebforb. Sie @.idworsnen in
oem prO3eB sesen Grau @ora @sets,
bic anseflast 1T, lire betagte Mutter,
5rau Suianna Srelanb, ermorbet au
baben, baben am WOntag, na3bsm iie
ieit Samffag in geratbuns warefi. er=
tldet, fid ni9t auf einen Wabriprud
einisen 3u f6nnen. Die @ei9worenen
tpsigsrn fid, Nustunft iiber bas &eiul-
tat ibrer Ibitimmungeu au seben.
Grau csrelano puroe einen Sases in
Der Weets'iden Wobnuns eri9Oiien
aufsefunben unb bas Wsefs'ib @be-
paar bebauptete, baB bic alte Srau
Selbifmorb beeansen babe, es fonnte
aber feinen @runo fir cine iol9e Sbat
an9eben.
@eets, Der ebsnfaqs bes Worbes
anaeflast 1T, miro mad gteuiabr pro=
3eiiirt ueroen.
3mei 8arfen sefunfe eu.
W ab on. Sn Golse beg bef-
ti9en &esenE l6Re fit sier oas @is
i'm Gluiie am Montae Ma9mittas, 70
oab ii4 Elm Sabrcanal biloete. 3wei
BARREN, bon uelden cine NIT 9oblen
belaoeu mar, iQnfen.
20 itere 6olse bes ganf
fra9s.
Gltbart. 2ouis Semont murot
gum WaFenbertpalter Der Nfaticnal
Manufacturing 60. bon bier ernannt,
Bic Nctipa tperben auf $125, 900, BIZ
paifba auf sl75, 900 anseseben. 6:
ift bieies Der z. Bancroft in 6oIge bes
3uiammenbruds Der Snbiana Static.
nal-Bant.
Ser scope ro3es.
WariOn. Der pro3eB bes unite,
Der 9lntlase oss Woroes i'm srifen @rao'
itebenoen 9arrp COOPER bat am Mon.
tag ieinen Gnfang gsnOmmens Der.
ielbe bate am Sanfiagunssta9 War.
idall Sames paDne bon GairmOunt,
tuel9er i'm tueaen ginbruhs Derbaftete,
eri9Ofen.
Sr. &annell lentlaffen.
Sort Wapne. Mm Ulontae
fOlte Der prO3eb gegsn Sr. s. %.
&anneu fattfinoen, allein Der Saupt.
antldger, Coroner Or. Barnett, maj
uidt i'm @eriht eridienen uno 10 murot
Der Gaq bonn 8eridts=@alenoer &C.
ffri9en. Sr. &annea mar beiduloist.
infOlgs elmer ittmperbaften Operation
ben Soo elmer Patientin peruria9t 81
baSen.
Gin Wtaifenper alter
berl langt.
Gifbart. 9arrp %. 8eiger
bon South 8enb bat i'm 2reisserid
oas 8eiud um grnennung zines Mai.
fenberwalters fir bic gltbart potrs,
60. einaereidt. gr berlanet ferner.
bab oerielbs ibm 10 procent Der Ictier
unb $4,000 in Bombs Der 8eielidaf
ausbdnoise als 8ergiitung fur iein'
Sisnite, mel9e ct Der @eie0f4aft se'
leiitst uno fiir feline Gussaben. SiI
@eieai9aft bate in Der iniolpenter
Snbiana National gant $780, 900 bepo'
nirt. 8ouberneur Ourbin lit cine
Der Direetoren uno 8iee=prdfoent ber'
fslbsn.
| Intl tla9e 9egen einen
| M "A m o n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22

Bauerla III bn niBfdeine.-
gwalo Oper, 426 g. pennipIoania,
&eparaturen. $400.-&oia Sdneiber-
mann, 500 q. Sabioion, 2iibe, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-12-22

ltm etee Grt6ltmma In etmem 9a9e
30 fmrtren
nebme 2aratipe Bromo Auinine Tablets.
Mlle Druggiften eritatten has @eIo auriid,
rpenn 5ie nibt furiren. 6. SO. @rppeS 1lnters
i&rift 1T auf ieber S@a&teI. 25 Gents.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07

fear an epidemic of such ARRAYS, and
as a result the city is being secured
for suspicious characters.
The Ashley Burnham Land company
has sold 2,11S acres of raw land, lying
from three to seven miles north of
North Yakima. The purchaser was M.
Symmonds, a wealthy rancher, living
north of Wilbur. He will fence the
land and devote it to raising stock.
The price paid was $S,472.
The articles of incorporation of the
Lewiston & Owyhee Railroad company
were filed for record in Spokane. This
is the new line of railroad which is to
connect Lewiston, Idaho, with the o.
r. e N. at Huntington, Ore, and bring
the PANHANDLE of Idaho 200 miles
nearer the capital of the state.
Theodore Mcclure, a we'll known
farmer and Stevens county pioneer,
living four miles west of Colville, sus-
tanned the fracture of both bones of
his left leg below the knee recently.
Based upon estimates made from the
school census just concluded by Spo-
kane County superintendent Drake,
reckoning the total population as five
and one-half times the total school
census, the population of Spokane
county has made a total of 99,116, of
which 53,542 dwell in the city and 45,-
SAT in the country and smaller towns.
Using the multiple of 5, the 10000
mark would be passed.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
"CaIamitx Jane" Is peao.

Deadwood, S. D.. Aug. 3.-The noted
female character, Calamity Jane, "
who has been known on the frontier
since 1870, is dead at Terry. eight
miles from Deadwood, of Inflammation
of the bowels. She had requested that
she be buried in Mount Moriah GENE
terry at Deadwood beside wild Bill
Hickok, who was murdered here in
1876. Her name was Mrs. Jane Burke
and her last husband was much young
er than she, and is said to be in Den
yer. A married daughter is in North
Dakota, but the woman refused to give
her address and referred to an es
arrangement.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
MERGER is LEGAL.
Minnesota Judge Says Law Has Not
Been Broken.

st. Paul. Aug. 3.-Judge Lochren in
handed down his decision in the state
of Minnesota against the Northern Sc
curities company the Great Northern
railway, the Northern Pacific Railway
company and j. ]. Hill, as president of
the Northern Securities company, and
individually, in which he sustained the
contentious of the defendants and dis
missed the bill of complaint of the
state He finds that the Northern Sc
curities company has not violated the
state laws fOrbidding the consolidation
of parallel and competing lines of rail
road through it's ownership of stock in
the Great Northern and Northern Pa
cifc railways. He refuses the injunc-
tions asked by the state of Minnesota
to restrain the securities company
from voting the stock of the two roads
or either of them.
This decision affects the results of
the federal governments victory in the
circuit court in no way whatever. The
federal suit involved the same defend
ants and the same general state of
facts, but was based on a totally differ
ent contention of law
The federal suit in which the securi-
ties company was beaten was a prose-
cutiOn for violation of the Sherman an
thrust law, passed by the federal con-
gress.
The state suit, in which the securi-
ties company wins, was based on an
allegation that the defendants violated
acts of the Minnesota legislature, for
bidding the consolidation of parallel
and competing lines of railway.
The hearing of the state suit was
begun Friday, June 5, before Judge
LOch:en in the federal circuit court.
1t followed the submission of much
testimony by both sides for many
months, in which Frederick G. Inger-
soil of this city acted as referee. The
final argument lasted five days, in
which Attorney Douglas, former Attor-
ney General George B. Wilson and At
tOrney M. d. Mum spoke for the state
and George B. Young M. d. Grover
and c. w. Bum for the defendants
The case was submitted Wednesday
June 10. An appeal to the United
! States supreme court is now pending
in the federal suit.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
IDAHO ITEMS.

Yellow Bear. noted Indian among
the Nez Perces. is dead.
q. A. Johnson of Nez Perez and o.
W. Click of Ilo have decided to put in
a so barrel grist mill at Ilo.
The Wardner band is preparing to
take a weeks tour of the neighboring
towns, giving concerts in each.
The committee on the Moscow street
fair has just announced the name of
the fair to be the Inland Empire Street
Fair.
]. F. Mccartney of Wallace has been
appointed by Governor Morrison a
member of the board of regents of the
University of Idaho. He succeeds John
B. Goode of Occur d'Alene City, re-
signed.
Since the return of William Wheeler
consulting engineer of the Vineland
company, to the east, the company has
decided to spend about 100000 dur
ing the coming year in the betterment
of its irrigation facilities.
Executive Commissioner c. B. HURT
of the worlds fair commission has ap-
pointed Mrs Simon Harris of Silver
City and Mrs. Clara Johnson of Poca-
tello to take charge of the work of
gathering a fine art display for Idaho
at st. Louis.
After being out for Is hours the jury
in the Bland case brought in a verdict
of manslaughter. Joseph Bland was
charged with aiding and abetting
kid" GOOde in the murder Of Emma
Aubrey last November at the residence
of Jennie Russell at Wardner
A largely attended meeting of rep
resentative citizens of Lookout, Gift
ford MelrOse, Kippen and lilo was held
recently at Lookout, when there was
general discussion of the project of
extending the Summit tramway to
Lookout. During the meeting subscrip
tions of $4,000 were made for this ex
tension.
Two sons of c. T. Williams are in
Boise from the middle fork of the Sal
mon with 400 pounds of wonderfully
rich ore. taken from large ledge dis
covered by them. Seven assays were
made from the ore. The highest re
turn was $1,4OO ton All ran high
the average being 5000. The ore i:
quartz. slightly stained with iron. Colo
appears on all of it.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
Rossland to Celebrate.

Rossland B. c., Aug 4.-This city
holds a civic celebration on August 25
and 26, under the patronage of the
United States Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen and ROssland Miners union.
About $4,000 will be expended in con-
tests for the entertainment of resi-
dents and visitors, who are expected
in large numbers. Arrangements have
been completed to bring the Van
cOuver lacrosse team, champions of
British Columbia, to play two matches
against Nelson, champions of the in
terror. This event will entail an ex-
penditure of $1,000.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
MONTANA SQUIBs.

According to the Kalispell papers %
Great Northern brakemen have been
discharged for carrying hoboes over
their runs.
Five large gangs are at work be-
tween Columbia Falls and Whitefsh
on the Great Northern cutoff and hope
to have rails laid to Whitefsh so trains
can run to that new town soon.
Mrs. Tremblay, wife of DR.. Jos. A..
Tremblay, a prominent Missoula ply
stefan, is dead of complications Of
diseases. She was a mother of several
children, the eldest is Mrs. Cornelius
Kelly of Butte.
A desperate attempt was made by
unknown parties recently to blow up
the large Northern Pacific bridge
crossing the Yellowstone river east of
Livingston, and wreck the eastbound
passenger train. The explosion was
terrific and broke windows in scores
of houses in the eastern part of the
city. No part of Livingston escaped
severe shock. The big bridge was
twisted out of alignment.
The state board of equalization has
announced its decision in regard to the
railway assessment of the state. The
board listened to arguments by rail
road representatives who wished the
board to rescind its action in making
10 per cent increase in all of the
principal lines of the state. The board
made but very few reductions, merely
taking off the raise of 10 per cent
made on the Barker branch of the
Montana Central and the Boulder and
Wickes branch of the Northern Pa
cific. The Montana railroad, which al
the first meeting of the board was al
lowed to retain the same assessment
as last year, was today raised from
81, 500 to $500 per mile.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
Three Men Killed in Wreck.

Council Bluffs, Iowa, Aug. 3.-Three
men were killed. another is missing
and fifth dangerously hurt in a
freight wreck on the Wabash at Pony
Greek crossing, II miles south of this
city. While rounding a sharp curve
the engine struck a COW and was de-
rallied, together with half a dozen
freightcars, all of which were demOl-
ished.
The executive committee of the In
terstate fair, which will be held Octo-
Der to Is. has decided to separate the
exhibits for the upland country and
the river district and to give separate
prizes for the best exhibit of green
fruit from each.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07

persons, opposed to Booker T. Wash
ington, president Of Tuskegee insti-
tute, to ask questions at a meeting
which he was addressing recently in
Boston at the Zion church almost re-
suited in a riot, and rs policemen were
called to quell the disturbance. Sew
eral arrests were made, one policeman
receiving a deep stab from a hat pin,
while a man. said to be one of those
opposed to Washington, received sew
eral razor cuts and is now in the hos
pital. After the arrests Mr.. Washing
ton was allowed to proceed and spoke
for nearly two hours.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
Choate Speaks at Oxford

London, Aug. S.-United States Am
bassador Choate delivered the inaugu-
raj address at the university extension
summer meeting at Oxford to an audi
ence of 1900 persons In the course
Of his address Mr.. Choate said that
the bequest of Cecil Rhodes, provid-
ing scholarships for American students
at Oxford. would forever wipe out any
provincial spirit which will exist, and
establish an endless chain of inter
course and sympathy.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
FREIGHT Trains CoIIided.

Somerset, KY, Aug. Through a
misunderstanding of orders two Queen
& Crescent freight trains, both double
headers, collided head on between
Cumberland Falls and Greenwood,
killing six men, fatally injuring one
and seriously hurting another
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
No Pone Vet

Rome, Aug. 2.-No successor to Leo
XIII. has yet been chosen.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
Fight convicts at Dutch Flat.

Dutch Flat, Cal. Aug. 3.-Two of
the Folsom convicts were surrounded
here and fight ensued. 1t is supposed
that one of the convicts was shot by
Glen Wedgewood, who was shot in the.
hands by the convicts.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07

A woman has two great missions in
life-frst to get into society, and sec
ondly, to keep others out.
Florida's orange and pineapple crop
is estimated at s2,5O0,OOO.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
Liuhtninn Hit a Yacht

Mobile, Ala, Aug. 4.-The pleasure
yacht Florodora was struck by light
ming off the wharf at Point Clear, on
Mobile bay, killing three men.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-08-07
ESCAPE CONNECTS KILL POSSE
FOLSOM PRISONERS ARE STILL
AT LARGE.

Five of Them Engaged the Militia in
Fight-Two Soldiers Killed-An-
other Is Expected to Die From
Wounds-Another Citizen Shot by
Mistake-TWo ConVicts Killed.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-04-21

roots. This will not injure the bedoo
If good results r. expected from the
post-acre, it should be located on -
good land as there is on the farm,
and well watered, and it will pron
posts for one hundred acres or moro
X X
There has been considerable do.
mand for a farmers bulletin of tho
Department of Agriculture descrih.
ing the important insects which prev
on growing wheat. The Department
bug specialists state that much Of
the annual loss from insect depreda-
tions, amounting in bad years to mil
lions of dollars, can be overcome
by proper attention to preventive
methods. The bulletin is concise
clear and well illustrated. It can
be procured like other farmers bpI.
letins," by applying to Senators or
members of Congress or to the Secre-
tary of Agriculture.
GUY E. MITCHELL.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-04-21
Mississippi Valley Farmers All Right.

New Orleans, La, April 13.-The
river here went back to 1919 feet to-
day, a fall of one-tenth Of a foot.
Work on the crevasse has been re
sumed and there is promise hat the
labor will be sufficient to carry on
the attempt at closing. If the pres
ent rate of decline continues at
Hollybrook, it is expected hal within
the next ten days or two weeks water
will practically break there. In that
event planters will have ample time
in which to SOW their crops.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-04-21

Col. Odds: The cigar factory here
intends going out of business because
the American Cigar Company has
cut the prices so low. The latter
distributed 1000 cigars free in Ra-
leigh last week, and are giving a
bonus in money and cigars to pur-
chasers, it is claimed. Officers of the
local company say that they cannot
compete with the trust.