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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24
Feeding ENtracted HONEY

One author says that in feeding
back extracted honey to complete the
partially filed sections, it has been
found that a good colony will CON
sumo one and a half pounds of honey
per day. This goes to sustain the.
life of the bees, keeps the necessary
heat, feeds the brood and makes the
wax. Probably the same amount is
used during honey flow After the
honey flow about a half-pound a day.
Through the winter about 25 pounds
are used. His idea of good colony
is one with perhaps 10000 bees, which
is above the usual number in the size
of hives generally used. 1t would
seem that half-pound a day for
10000 bees would be a small ration:
but we cannot say that his estimate
is not correct.-Midland Farmer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24
Washington as a
Catholic Center
TIE Coming of French Monasfic Orders
May Maks II Second Only TO Rome.

ECENT press reports in
dictate that many of the
monastic orders that are
being forced out of France
may find an asylum of
refuge in this country-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24
Ole Strange Chatter Of Work
and Play in New York City

NoE more than Christmas has been
gnged from it's old character is
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24

pected that he will spend $1,50O,OC0
to fit the place up as the fashionable
successor of Jerome park. That
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24
Grating Trees in the, SPRING

Persons having pear or apple trees of
poor, undesirable kinds should graft
them in the tops in early spring. This
is easily done by any person of judy
ment by saving off limbs one to two
inches through, splitting the end and
holding open by inserting narrow
iron wedge or chisel in the center, and
on each side, after cutting the scions
into shape, insert scion. Then, with
wax made of rosin, beeswax and tai
low, cover well, after Withdrawing the
weage-~--N. y. Tribune-Farmer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24

Butter will come much
sometimes than others, due q.
to a difference in temporal,
a thermometer,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-01-24

Another considerable slice of the
Vanderbilt fortune is on its peaceful
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
FAvORS DUMPING PLACE
. Over DIXON CREMAToRY

proposition like hungry trout going
after a piece of sour dough. The
mayor then explained that he meant
to leave. the matter to the judgment
of the board, and Mr.. Root retorted
that the board had already agreed on
this matter and had signed the De-
Carrie contract.
commissioners Root and Handley
are agreed on the DeCarie plant, al
though Commissioner Weymouth has
always favored the Dixon plant, and
Mr.. Root said this morning:
Il will never vote for the Dixon
plant because I believe 1t not to be
as good as the DeCarie. but am
willing to readvertise for bids and
award the contract to any company
who can make a better offer than the
DeCarie people,.
after thinking over this matter
still more carefully I rather favor the
purchase OF city dumping ground.
Such grounds are in use in cities
much larger than Spokane. and should
meet the necessities of this city for
years to come. One thing is sure, l
am not going to vote for the purchase
of the Dixon crematOry."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
DOUBLE WATER
4t .e- i II.
!, \ SUPPLY OF CITY
].

this Improvement, and believe worn
should be started at once. The city
is growing SO rapidly that 1t will be
but q very short time until we shall
have use for the full 100000 gal
Ions Of water per day. It is a prob
lem that can not be avoided and I
believe the quicker It is tackled the
better 1t will be for all parties con-
cerned.
After hearing the report Of Engi-
neer Gill l.. am also OF the opinion
that 1t would be advisable for the
city to take advantage Of the Altered
water flowing through the gravel
near the up-river pumping station.
According to his report. this city has
a natural filter bed that can not be
surpassed. II equalled, by any other
city in America. The reputation of
having the purest water that can be
found anywhere would in itself be a
great advertisement for the city.
I'm anticipate that the matter of
making the improvement will be in
PRODUCED in the council Immediately"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

Detective Doyle and Con Harring.
ton had vain chase to Elberton on
Sunday after q man whom they be-
lieved to be one Of the crooks that
buncoed the latter out Of $500 I
week ago. When they got In town
. man they thought to be the criminal
rot on the train and rode away before
their very eyes. The same Individual
was arrested at Baker City on in
structions from this city.
Now Harrington has had another
fruitless experience. for he accom-
panied Sheriff. Doust to the, Oregon
town yesterday to Identify TIE
stranger. Sheriff and identifier ar
rived there this morning and found
that Harrinston's eyes had deceived
him.
The man. who gave the name Of
e. J. Buxxard, was not the criminal
at all. Harrington doubtless had to
DO some pretty apologixing. He will
return empty handed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
A BIG LUMBER MILL
FOR CGUR D'ALENE CITY

tunity. He finally decided in favor
Of the Occur d'Alenes and last Satur-
day the deal was closed whereby the
option was secured.
Mr.. Ksnnsdy's company plans to
put up q big mill and employ from
200 TO 800 men. The outlay sontem-
plated will run we'll into the hundred
thousand dollar mark n 10 under
stood that tho Kennedy interssts afe
In no way. connected with the weysr-
hasuser syndicate.
One Of NJ. Ksnnedy's friends in
discussing the matter stated that the
reasons given ~ the company for
selecting the location include ease Of
access 20 the timber. exceptional To-
cation 20 transportation facilities ana
nsarAssa e ~ rapidly DEVELOPING In
land nnD1rA
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
TOUGH JOINTS run
| BY BREW VERY TRUST

Bar, s12 Mil street, which is holding
the reputation as q favorite resort
for women guxxlers, stands IN the
name of Fritz Geiler. Geiler Ia said
to be brewmaster at the New York
brewery.
Another place that has gained fame
~ . resort for tough women, known
a. Young's place, now the Minnesota.
at e12 SprAgue street has It's license
In the name OF Sam 0alland Of CAL
land Bros. Of the brewery trust.
Henry Boxeman. said to be book
keeper for the New York brewery,
has his name standing for the license
held by the Judge saloon, s1e
Gprague avenue. This saloon has an
entrance from First avenue and has
recently figured in police court rec
ords. A tough, who assaulted OfiiceP
Jones, colored policeman, ran into
this saloon after Jones had been
knocked out on First avenue.
George Schneider. . brewmaster
employed by the brewery trust, holds
the license for the White Star saloon
on First avenue near Monroe street
This place has gained the reputation
Of being joint where the toughest
women Of the town, both colored and
white. congregate. G
Henry Boxeman. bookkeeper at the
New York brewery. IL given as the
man who obtained the license for the
Free Silver saloon at Main avenue
ana Stevens street This saloon has
the reputation of being q hangout for
grafters and toughs. but its boxes
were removed some weeks ago.
A. Mueller Is down for the license
held by the Headlight saloon at No.
! Main avenue. II was in this saloon
that two young girls were arrested
by the police last winter. and one
Of the men In charge was fined for
selling LIQUOR to . minor. The license
for this saloon expires on August 81.
The license for the White Front
saloon at the southwest corner Of
Howard street and First avenue 10
in the name OF Adolph Galland OF
Galland Bros. Toughs Of both sexes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

Mayor Boyd and the board Of pub
lic works met this morning to con-
slider the matter Of purchasing either
g. Dixon or a DeCarie crematory. but
their connab was as fruitless as the
army that marched up the hill--and
then marched down again.
Neither side would give an inch,
and after prolonged haransue IL
Vas decided to meet again tomorrow,
ii. which time Mayor Boyd expects to
have letter-from the headquarters
[of the Dixon company in Dayton. o.
One of the members of the board,
however. said that the mayor was
holding up the matter 30 as to give
Manager Lyttle of the Dixon company
q chance to be present. that Lyttle
had been telegraphed for last Satur-
Gay and IL expected to get here to-
night
NAT the discussion this morning
Mayor Boyd said he did not. want TO
be put in the light of displaying ex-
treme antagonism. that he was per-
fectly willing to leave the matter to
the judgment Of the council. but he
was taken aback when Commissioners
Root and Handley jumped at his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

At its meeting yesterday afternoon
she finance committee Of the city
souncil agreed to recommend that the
nonncil take steps towards immedi-
ately doubling the water supply Of
he city.
City Engineer Gill's report on tho
source Of supply and the flow through
fihe Gravel at the wells sunk near
the water works station was read,
ana the engineer was sent for to per-
sonaily explain hts yiews on the con-
dittcns. He urged Immediate action.
The committee decided to recommend
'tlsat work be started as quickly a.
possible to increase the capacity from
$4,000. 600, gallons Of water per day
to 100000 gallons. To make this
Improvement, the main water pipes
itAdinG into town will have to be
doubled.
Corporation Counsel Judson, who
Vas present at the consideration, said
today:
1T will take q year to complete
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

Another big lumber mill has been
secured for Occur dAlene City which
will give the lumber business Of
that booming city = great impetus.
Kennedy 4 Co. . big wisconsin
lumber concern. have closed an serss-
ment to purchase . large tract Of
land across the river from Occur
dAiene City for the purpose Of build
Ing thereon one Of the largest ium-
Der mills In this section Of the coun-
try. "a
Mr.. Kennedy. senior member Of the
firm. has been In the Occur d'Alsnss
for number OF weeks. In fact. he
has spent nearly the entire summer
IN the humber distslcts Of the north
wsss leohtag cut or The BEST oppss-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

Information gathered In the ONCE
Of the city comptroller shows that
the breweries Of this city or their
employees hold practically all Of the
licenses for the tough saloons Of
the town-the saloons that have hg-
ured most often in police court AZ
fairs or that have been branded as
"joints'' by the, police. the places that
are the worst offenders on account
Of wine rooms and are notorious
breeding places Of crime.
In view Of the fact that one Of
the 0allands 81 brewery trust fame
recently assured Mayor Boyd that all
saloons controlled BY the breweries
would run on model lines In pursu-
ance I. TO the Wishes OF the mayors
executive orders. this Information N
still more interesting.
To start with. the records Of the
comptroller's ONCE show that August
Mueller. q collector OF the brewery
trusf holds the license to the no.
torious Mug saloon at N21s Stevens
street. Other men manage the saloon,
although the license stands In the
name Of Mr.. Mueller. The council
h lnoH considcrinS taking away the
NcensT Of this Joint.
The license to the Commercial sa-
loon. sls sprague avenue. stands in
the name Of J. q. Hieber Of the
Hieber Brewing company. This sa-
loon has gained an unenyiable repu-
tation as the hangout for box rustlers
and tough women. II was the scene
of another row last night, and a man
was taken to the police station COW
cred with blood. - 49, ee4-
Another saloon that IL known - a
Joint where women ply the box trade
n the Lincoln Exchange at No.
lincoln street, and the license for
this place 10 in the name OF Her
man. Hieber Of the Hieber Brewing
company.
The license Of the notorious Victor
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
HIGH BRIDGE FOR
new CORb|N ROAD

way. the new line has been surveyed
to take the high level east of the
Moyie river. This route will bring
the road to a point seven miles east
Of Boomers Ferry. and will necessi-
tate suspension bridge across the
Kootenai river. The bridge, as pro-
posed. will be one of the highest in
the world. crossing with a 9o0-foot
span 45o feet above the river bed.
The building of this bridge will
given the new road a grade OF four
tenths Of per cent. as compared to
eight-tenths of 1 per cent by the
alternate route.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
ENJ0INS HUSBAND
FROM HAVING SPREE

name Of the Washington Boiler
works In a local bank. $500 OF acr
counts due the boiler works and other
assets, and she asks the court to re-
strain him from having the spree.
The couple own two houses and
lots at 525-527 Havermale avenue, in
one of which dwellings they live
houses and iots'sli and IL. block l.
Keystone addition and other property
They were married in 1892. but
have had no children. although Mira
Clearys Is the mother of children by
former marriage. Both are pas,
riiddle age They are well known on
the Nortik Side. ~ ...-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

are said to have been making the
salo' n their Headquarters.
Adolph Galland 10 also given as
sponsor for the Manhattan saloon at
6o2 sprasue avenue. corner Stevens
street. This Is . boz saloon cater
ing largely to the trade Of both sexes.
A reporter fpr The Press went to
the once Of the comptroller today
to learn II the report was true that
the breweries were interested In the
list OF saloons published above. The
statement was made by city Official
present that the breweries mot only
held the licenses to these saloons,
but that at . rough venture he be-
lieved they held the licenses TO s6
per cent Of all the saloons In town.
The custom, has been for the brew
cries to Get the saloon licenses and
to put man in charge who will carry
on the sbusiness-the end being 70 get
the most possible money out OF the
place. One Of the undsrstandfnGs
IL said TO be that only beer hrewed
by the person who pays for the
license is to be used in the favored
Gin mill. Saloon men holding their
own licenses preserve decency'to hold
the licenses.
This information shows absolute
proof ~ to the hands that really
made the fight on the ordinance to
remove curtains and doors from boxes
wherein liquor was sold to both sexes.
It explains why Julius Galland went
before the license committee Of the
city council when the Pratt ordi-
nance hrst came up and tried to talk
Il to death.
In each Of the saloons Of the list
Of II turned in by Chief Of Police
Woydt as ''chief offenders" the at
tempts at reform made by the city
Standardization have had but little ef-
feet. ana there Is nightly revelry and
bacchanalian orgy between tough fire.,
quenters and women of the half
world, and the Turing to ruin OF
young girls under cover of the wine
boxes still merrily proceeds under
protection Of the brewery trust.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Must House 1000
School Children.

( The board OF educatio. Of the city
will meet this afternoon to take up
the solution OF the problem occasion
cd by the destruction Of the Lincoln
SCHOOL building. The question Is q
most serious one owing to the special
necessities and the general situation
Of the schools In the city. ,s
The Lincoln district has been
growing rapidly in school population
AID today nearly a thousand school
children must be taken care Of. The
building was in section OF the city
composed entirely OF residences and
no large building available for rental
10 near. Tho High school ana Haw-
thorne school buildings were COM
plstely hiled last year. with an In
crease anticipated for the comins
year. In fact, all the buildings will
!be crowded. making II Impossible to
send the children TO. other districts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Chinese Cruiser Sunk
BY Empress lmdla;

HONG KONG, Aug. ia collis-
sion occurred near here today be-
tween the Chinese cruiser Hungtai
and the Canadian Pacific liner En-
press Of India. The captain OF the
warship and 10 of his crew went %
the bottom with their ship. Th1
Empress was badly damaged in the
mid-section. The crew worked hero
ically and saved 40 from the cruiser.
The cruiser captain refused to leave
his ship. The Empress sailed from
Vancouver July 81. =
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
SHERIFF ARRESTS A
ONE YEAR OLD BABY

An action was begun oy Ada NJ
Buck yesterday to have the child
taken permanently from the care of
Mary Doyle. whom the complainan
alleges ID an unnt person TO assume
the custody of a baby.
Little Hazel 10 supposed to be the
offspring OF T. Culliton and Mrs. w.
Lashaw culliton. or kreitxer. about
whom little h known. They left the
infant with the Doyle woman. who,
II 10 said. save II but little attention
- protection IT'S hoped q psrma-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

In order that she may be given
proper care until her case Ii attended
to by the courts, tiny i-year-old
asxel Irene Culliton is TO be placed
Under arrest by Sheriff Doust. The
little lady will probably make no at
Nempt to invoke the extradition laws.
Although she may utter an infantils
fsaii Of protest when the ofacer takes
Ses In hand. She win doubtless be
Via Youngest person that the sheriff
Ner took into cuat>dys
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
SUCCESSFULLY SWAN
9 RAPIDS AT NIAGARA

BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. 49,. w.
Glennister. the New York athlete,
successfully swan the Niagara rapids
at o'clock this morning. He Is now
at a hotel in Lewiston. badly bat
tered and bruised. He was uncon-
scious for several hours and is COW
cred with gashes on his head. arms
and back and limbs from contact with
the rocks, -
He entered the rapids at the canti-
lever bridge, from which he planned
to jump last Sunday but was stopped
by the police. He was taken out ct
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

Lettie Cleary. by her attorneys.
Smith a Laughen. has begun suit for
absolute divorce from John Cleary,
owner OF the Washington Boiler
works on North Howard street.
In her complaint Mrs. Cleary says
that John Is guilty of getting drunk,
that he stayed out after midnight.
ana ir his inebriated glse pinched
her arms, swore at her and otherwise
made her existence a continuous per-
formance as solemn as a funeral.
Furthermore, the plaintiff says that
John has threatened to prolons his
lag and spend 1900 deposited in the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
BATTLES AND 0UTRAGES
in WAR.RIDDEN BALKANS

VIENNA, Aug. 18.-That officials
recognize the gravity of the Balkan
situation is shown by the fact that
the foreign and war Offices were open
all last night awaiting dispatches
from the war-ridden district.
Die Zeits' Constantinople CORE
spondent wires today news of two
massacres by Turkish troops. He
says that after capturing Krushevo
they burned all buildings and mas
sacred all Inhabitants, exhibiting
shocking brutality.
Another force, enraged at the death
Of comrades in the derailed trains,
massacred the railway officials at
Ferrisowitch and Kuprili and many
peasants ! nthe neighboring villages.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Island Of Cyprus
Wants Join creece

LONDON. Aug. Is. - Dispatches
from the Island Of Cyprus state that
army meetings have been held at
many points In favor Of appealing
to England to allow the island to
unite with Greece. Cyprus was ceded
to England in 1887, is rich in mineral
and has excellent coaling and water
Ing stations. Therefore 1t seems inn
probable England win relinquish her
hold.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Four Year Old boy
b DlseIllboWol lied,

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 1s.-when
the molders went to work in the
Michigan Stove works this morning
they found the body of l-year-old AL
phonse welmsef lying in the back Of
the shop, both hands tied behind his
back, a gag in his mouth and disem-
boweled. His back was slashed open
with knife in a dozen places. and
one eye was gouged out. He was an
doubtedly murdered. No motive Ia
known. His parents Identified him
at the morgue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

The surveying parties for the new
Turner orbin Spokane Il Kootenai
road. the proposed branch Of the Ca
madam Pacific from British Column
bia into Spokane. are still out, but
tine work is fast nearing completion.
Within another month II is ex-
pected that junction will be effected
at Elmira. Idaho. between the party
from Rathdrum and the party which
has been working down the Moyie
river.
& In order to escape the foods and
washouts that have so seriously
handicapped the Great Northern rail-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

tolia as the troops there at present
are unable to make any Roadway on
account of conflicting orders and lack
Of efficient work. In addition. this
report shows that the commissary is
miserable and that the troops have
not touched meat for several weeks.
Four Greeks, prominent in the dis
trict. were murdered near Monastir.
their bodies cut to pieces and hung
on trees. As a result the president
OF the Macedonian Greeks has appeal
cd to the porte to issue rifles to the
Greeks for their protection.
Armenians In Asiatic Turkey re-
por that the Kurds. their old-time
enemies. have taken the field and are
ravaging peaceful districts. having
pillaged two converts.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

the water 20 minutes later, half
dead. at Devils Hole at the end Of
the rapids by Captain Donellan Of
tho life saving crew and q number
OF Italian workmen. He was raving.
He was brought to Buffalo this
afternoon.
He was accompanied to his start
by few friends and representatives
Of the moving picture shows and
sprang into the water.
1t IL rumored he will be arrested
by the Niagara police, who ordered
him to leave the town last Sunday for
attempting to jump the bridge.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Miles Given Ovation.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1s.-The
parade today was the finest military
display ever seen in the city. Gov
ernor Psrdee rode with General Mac
Arthur In the first carriage, Generals
Shafter and Black in the second car
riage and General Miles In the third
carriage.
Miles was cheered to the echo. In
fact, his ride was one continual ova-
ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

While T. w. Riley OF Baldwin. a
switchman employed I'm the local
yards of the Northern Pacific, was
at work yesterday afternoon he slip
ped and fell from car. his arm and
leg being crushed. Riley died at the
Sacred Heart hospital during the
night. not rallying from loss of blood
prior to removal to the hospital
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
Morgan Shot In
Back by ErnpIoye.

MILWAUKEE. Aug. 1S.-Thomas
Morgan, the wealthy president Of
the Morgan Sash and Door company
Of Oshkosh and an alderman of MIL
waukee, was shot three times In the
back by Fred Hambel, a discharged
employe. this morning. He died In a
few minutes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18
ireland May be
Created Cardinal

ROME. Aug. 1s.-The pope has re-
auested Cardinal Gibbons to remain
In Europe until he holds a consulta-
tion relative to the appointment Of
another American cardinal at the next
consistory. This has given rise to
the belief that he intends to raise
Archbishop Ireland to the purple.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-08-18

The majority of the grocerymen
and fruit dealers of the city have
signed an agreement binding them
selves not to patronize any wholesale
house that refuses to de-
liver the goods to the trade as has
been the custom.