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The National tribune., 1903-03-05

Senator Hepburn will be among the
heavyweights in the next Congress, but he
has the appearance of having brain Il
imatch his av6irdupois, and has already
made very favorable impression on those
who have met him here. He. will prob
ably return to Idaho full-fedged Senator
as an extra session seems inevitable. :.
A farewell dinner was given to Uncle
| Joe Cannon by the members of the Ap-
| preparations Committee one evening last
| week. and thereby hangs tale. The din
ner was one of the finest in its appoint
meDts, and the guests were all hail fell
lows well met, but there was glaring con-
trast in the way the Republicans were
attired and the way the Democrats We're
CARRIED. The explanation lay in the fill
buster inaugurated in the House by the
Democrats, which made it imperdtively
necessary for the Republicans to remain
in the House to the last minute, so that
they had to appear in their business suits,
just as they came from the session. The
Democratic members of the Committee
who had absented themselves purposely
from the House We're gotten up regardless
in evening clothes, and were looking their
lOveliest.
The fairy story about American soldiers
not wanting to stay in the Philip
pines will have to be worked over some
way. because a cablegram to Adj't:Gen.
Corbin from Gen. Davis, commanding the
IL d;,oi.. c . I'LL I'M. ~. -. 90
nn,;l,.oJ 49,, -. -. . To 80 80
t =; Ia .i s, ,i.n on 80
tnrn 70 tho IfnitaJ States have exnressed
a desire to be transferred to regiments re-
naming in the Philippines or else to regi-
fro,n tIn Ifn;tad S,otos o. NJ odd,
ti,ot all +,o nrs,,r;.at;nrs ror.;,,;n,, ~ tin
;i.Iand. aI..ds, h',a , ti', go ~ 20,
nnmt - III mi ,oa5 ' .t,m ,J"'
'en' ''e' '"eii au'Xoiin !. s'ieis'n'
III order TO comply with the request OF
,ne eAPeI,ehG e, =, soiaiefs VINO aesie 10 re-
t toun Vi iae! III 'lie Intel i Sta. IT, :. mas
peem ueeiueu 10 nave eacn Vi 1 me sGaen
ieshiieh,s uiiu e orueLs ~ ,he mn ppihes
80 OUT snort ioU men 10 each nn
SO rs 10 eluahy distribute the Ioo men
ior "hoh IL Is uesrsu 70 hIaAe pi''isioi'
~,
~ ne Iresideht mas sisheu Tue ioiio"ihs
piI:
WISE VINO snail hereafter De cohvlcteu III
the lhdlan territory OF stealihg an! morse.
mare, geidlng' MY -1oai, NIUE, ass; OF
Jenny, OF Oh steaiihe, OF marking, hhiins
OF wouhdlls win intent 10 sleal, any kinm
OF cattle. pigs, hoss: sheep, or goats, siaii
ne punished by hne Oh not more thah
si,VUU, or by Imprisonment Tor not more
thih ID years, or by Doth such me ana I'M
prisonnent, at the discretion OF the court.
b. -.
Representative McRae ark wants the
United St1tpS to consent to his State SWiD-
ing a big slice of Indian Territory. 1t
seems that when Arkansas got her boun-
daries mapped out for the geOgraphers,
she failed to show all that belonged to
her, under the act of May rs, 1924, and so
her western boundary has very peculiar
''crick' in its back.
Mr.. Gaines CTenn.) wants to destroy
about the only free-trade argument the
Democrats have left. He has bill on
tap ito prevent the expectation and sale
of goods made in the United States at
less price than the same class and kind OF
STATES. Inc Dill gives uriliu Juries IN
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

of them, those under the terraces especial
ly. water seeps through the ceiling the
year round 1t is quite time that Congress
made some more adequate provision for
the men who prepare and supervise the
legislation for the Union.
The addition will cost about S3.0O0,0OO,
and will take at least two years to build.
The plans for this extension were drawn
by Mr.. Walters, the Architect of the
Dome, nearly 80 years ago. The exte-
rior plans will be ahered to; the interior
plans will be changed little to introduce
modern scientific Improvements.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL.
The Additions to Make the Grand Building
More Symmetrical and Convenient.

The illustration of the Capitol extension
shows quite plainly the additions that are
to be made to the grand old building. 1t
will be seen that the addition. while
changing the outline little, does not
change the general appearance of the
great white marble structure, which as it
stands today is the NEST beautiful Capitol
building in the world. 1t is fact, how
ever. that two-thirds of its committee
rooms are deadly unsanitary. In many
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
THE MISSES BELL, Depts
IS and so Fifth Avenue. New York.
aIDE0US MOLES and WARTS

spoil any face. Why put up with them any longer
when our Mole and Wart Remover drives them away
forever? Perfectly harmless, no PAIN scar, and
absolutely sure in every Price 500 i bottle by
mail postage paid, In plain wrapper Send for crctl.
lar free.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

CONGRESS.

a roll call was ordered in the House
somewhat unexpectediy,tle other day and
the members were nearly all in their com
mIttee rooms hard at sSark. When the
little electric bell whiclnconnects the com
mittee rooms with the 5Iuuse rang for roll
call, the members came hurrying in AS
they passed the dOorkeeper most of them
asked, How shall InrSte.' And the
Democratic doorkeepcDs answered "our
fellows are voting 'No.'I1 wiIile the Repul-
llcan doorkeepers replied vote aye, and
they voted respectively that way.
The National tribune., 1903-03-05
Soldiers !! SoIdiers!"

OF the Civil War: II you GIed before
June 23. 1871. ON less than l60-acre Home
stead. widows and Heirs entitied.) Write COW.
RADE A. m. VANCE, 1917 Z. I2th street,
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

The pretty little silver-mounted gaycl
went to pieces the very first day. There
After the President General used a tack
The National tribune., 1903-03-05

Maj.-Gen Henry C. Corbin has accepted
the invitation to be Marshal of. the great
civil and military parade arranged for
April 80 next, as part of the first days
program, incident TO the dedication of the
buildings and grounds of the st. Louis
Worlds Fair and Louisiana Purchase Elk
position.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
ton was allowed to proceed, and spoke
for nearly two hours.
SOLD HoLoUP IN SPOKANE.
Bandits stopped Street Cars and Rob
EVERYBODY.

Everybody.
Spokane, Aug, 2-Desperate ban
dts. their hearts steeled to murder,
held up two Hillyard cars and shot
John B. Krienbuhl about 1880 O'Clock
at night. First, boarding a car coming
toward the city, they robbed the pas
sengers and shot Mr.. Krienbuhl. a
prominent Odd Fellow. iniuring him
slightly. Then. an outgoing car APP
preaching. they boarded 1t, went
through the passengers, gave an order
to both cars to proceed on their way,
and disappeared in the darkness.
Accounts differ as to how many ban
dts there were. Those on the arst car
saw but three; the conductor on the
second car, a cool headed man. is posi-
tive he saw five. All of them were
masked Some OF them had one gun,
while those who stood guard at the car
doors while the men with one gun
apiece searched their helpless victims,
had two guns each.
All told the robbers netted about
$3.50 in money and jewelry. Phil Stein
berg, a passenger on the first car. had
$500 on his person, which the thugs
in the excitement OF their struggle
with Mr.. Krienbuhl. overlooked.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
IDAHO LIENS.

Yellow Bear. noted Indian among
the Nez Perces. is dead.
q. A Johnson OF Neg Perce and o.
w. Click OF Ilo have decided to put in
so barrel grist mill at TO-
The Wardner band Is preparing to
take a weeks tour Of the nelghboring
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.
J. 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'Aleue 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
resentatlve citizens Of Lookout, Gif-
ford. Melrose, Kippen and Ito was held
recently at Lookout, when there was
a general discussion Of the project Of
extending the Summit tramway to
Lookout During the meeting subscrip-
lions 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 81 400 a ton. All ran high.
the average being $500. The ore is
quartz. slightly stained with iron. Gold
appears on all OF II.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
Rearend Collision.

Havre. Mont. Aug 5--A rear end
collision occurred At ! 30 o'clock two
miles west ot HtavrH. when tho west
bound passenger train cotIlded with
the Montana Central south bound
which runs four miles over the Great
Northern main line The west bound
passenger train No. follows the Con.
trail to Pacific junction. and the Cen.
trail train. having come to a stop bN
cause cattle were on the track. the fol.
lowing west bound train dashed
around n sharp curve and crashed into
the Central train.
Six persons were injured. only two
seriously.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
BIG CAVE DISCOVERED.
Eighty Miles Due North Of Spokane
in Metaline District.


in Metaline District
With walls and ceilings sparkling
with the brilliancy Of diamonds. with
huge rooms, wide passage ways, dark
and mysterious places, while here and
there flashes a stream or sparkles a
pool Of water. a wonderful cave has
been discovered about so miles almost
due north of Spokane.
Reports state that 1t has been pene-
trated about 5000 feet or more than
half mile, but still the explorers have
been unable to find the end and how
much further it does extend or what
new wonders it contains still further
back is to be determined by later
search
Already two large compartments
each about SOC feet square have been
found, connected by a wide passage
way The cave is said to be in a gran
tie formation. which. IL correct. would
make the existence Of such a huge
cavity appear all the more remarkable 2.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

The hsherman's ring not yet ha''He
hoo, found new one designed oy
Camerlingo Oreglia. was placed ."
the pontiff's finger as a symbol Oh to
newed power and evidence that 'Ne
Catholic church has once more
sovereign head,
Sarto bore himself with becohlhs
dignity and gave no outward sIsn u
exultatiou in this, the supreme moihen'
OF his life.
All the members OF the sacred cor
lege declare that they are well sa'i9'
fed with the election Of Sarto, Uul inc
party opposed to Rampolla believe tha'
IL Is their special victory. Wheh 'hV
first ballot was taken 1t showed tn@'
the sacred college was divided INTO
two groups, the stronger one Ter ram
polla and the lesser one for Serahho
Vannutelli. The other votes we're SCAT
tered. but included four for sarto,
On the subsequent ballots while the
two principal parties we're losing
ground Sarto gradually gained. ara"
ing strength from both ends anu the
middle until the ballot on Monday al
ternoon. when his vote had Increased
to 81. within six OF the necessary TWO
thirds.
When the result OF this ballot vas
announced In the conclave CaFdlnAl
Sarto was so overcome with emotion
and 50 touched by tho unlocked Tor
confidence reposed In him that he
could no longer control his feelings.
and to the surprise OF all he broke
down. declaring that such responslDll
| lty and honor were not for him, ana
that he must refuse Il. 4 elected
Tears rolled down his checks and BID
seemed firm in his determination g
refuse the dignity He vas SO palpa
IDLY sincere that Consideration r~isnrd
In the cOnclayc aHd the cardinals apeh'
the whole evening and much u ths
night In convincing him that his elec
tion vas the viii Of providence and
that be must accept.
Several times be- almost tainted and
had 70 be revived by the use OF salts
lie seemed happy but broken doWt
even after all the other candidate.
had retired. and on the anal ballo
he looked a statue Ot resignation,
Cardinal CaAssta. as scrutlne~r. va
reading out tbs vote WAea ~ votes
had been recorded Tor the patriafrl
lot Venice the acrutlneer arose and I'M
ed his red Eucchetro. saying
We have elected a pon.r
But from many sides cardinals cries
Tout. Continue.
As the vote approached CO. hoW~yc'
the cardinals. az OF one accord. sur
rounded the new pontln and. accord
ing 10 tradition. demanded tn know
he would accept tho Dontihcate.
/ Cardinal Sarto's lips trvmb.ed e
that he could hardly artlcuIAte bu
after a Visible effort hs said
III this cup can not pass gror
ne"
Then he paused, hut the carilaal
around him Insisted that II vas nec~-
sary for him TO answer yes" or no.
Thsreupon h. replied armly Yes
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
Nine 1omnshIp, wl,hdr,un.

Oregon city. Ore. Aug. s-Nlnr
townships Of land In Clackamas. Mar.
ion and Linn counties have been with
drawn from entry upon telrRraphlc or.
ders from Acting Commissioner Of tho
Land Once Fimple The Townships
lie Immediately adjoining tho Cascade
forest reserve on the east The action
Of the general land once Il construed
to mean that the forest reserve Ia 10
be extended.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
cHAs. scAwAs IS TO RETIRE.

Gives Up Office of President Of Steel
Trust Company.
Philadelphia, Aug. 5.-The Ledger
says:
Charles VI. Schwab. president of
the United States steel corporation.
win sever his Official connection with
that concern, his resignation as presi-
dent now being in the hands Of the
executive committee.
Mr.. Schwab viii also. It Is an.
nounced. resign as a director, thus
completely seyering his connection
with the company.
W. f. Cory. who on July l, was
appointed assistant to President
Schwab, to perform the duties OF the
presidency. It is said will be elected
Mr.. Schwab's successor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
Auto FrIah,sn.d HI. rsam.

Walla Walla, Wash. Aug s-na
cause an automobile operated by "
d. Wardlow ran past the rig he was
In and frightened the team into run.
ming away. Cassius Bsumgartner waa
80 terribly injured he died three hours
later.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

Mary Proctor, who writes Of Five
Hundred Little Worlds" m the August
st. Nicholas. Is a daughter Of the great
Proctor. the astronomer, and is living
at present in New York City. She Ia
a small woman. exceedingly quiet. al
most shy in manner. but has proved a
successful lecturer and writer in tho
field where her father won distinction.
Physic beats the faith cure because
Il has the inside track
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
THUGS WORK IN SEATTLE.
Tie, Gag and ssa, Thomas Lppy.
Millionaire.

Tie, Gag and Beat Thomas Llppy.
Millionaire.
Seattle. Aug s. -ThGmaa 8 Llppy.
the KlondINe millionaire. wa con
fronted by tao masked burglars Ia bis
home on returning at ulkht ilr vas
beaten over the head with a revolver.
bound. gagged and tied to a post %
his stairway.
A servant Eirl. previously surprised
by the burglars and tied 10 Tho stair
way. Witnessed the attack on her ON.
ploycr. Lippy vas robbed % two gold
watches and 1li all tho mousiy on hls
person.
Ills wounds are considered quito So
rlous.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

san Francisco. Aug Am earth.
quake lasting 20 seconda was Co.,
en''' nero at 10 30 p n. The quaks
vas 81 the longest duration in man,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
Men Strike a, Hs,rl,o,

harrison, Idaho. Aug. At noor
mo employees In tour lumber mills ami,
, Io's ana marched in a body 10 liar.
.lS'n han to formulate their demand.
anu present them to their employers
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
Lightning H,t Yash,

mo''le' Ala. Aug. l.-Ths plsssuro
an n1n, r'o,odora was struck by npb,
n,hg on tho wharf at Point Ciss, ~.
"oo'ie bay, killing three men ""
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

Three men were instantly killed at
Seattle, Wash, recently by slide Of
earth in the southern end Of the Great
Northern tunnel. which ia under con.
struction beneath the city Of Seattle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

All the seven islands Of Hawaii are
by wireless telegraphy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

II marriage Is a lottery it's up To the
government to exclude love letters
from the malls.-Chicago News.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08

Most of the things that seem too
good to be true are not.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-06-24
MERE.MENTION,

Booker Washington has declined
the British invitation to go to South
Africa. He does not care to undertake
to civilize Negroes in country where
they are in such a large majority.
Ten people were killed in a railroad COL
lission near Raymond, Iowa, last Fri
day. 800. "A Madrid dispatch says that
the Sultan Of Morocco a few days ago
lost 5000 men in a battle with the pre-
tender. ...... Stories Of the past few
days with reference to the intended
abdication Of the Sultan Of Turkey are
denied from Constantinople. Such
stories are of frequent origin; but Of
little foundation. The sultan has no
idea of abdicating. ....... Buffalo Bill
was robbed Of a quantity of valuable
jewelry in London few days ago; but
it was all recovered by the police. ......
King Peters government has no idea
of an attempt to punish the regicides.
1t would be like committing suicide.
Venezuela has handed to Germany her
fourth payment under the terms of the
Bowen arbitration. 80. Senator Hanna
wants 1t distinctly understood that he
Is a candidate for neither president
nor vice president. .......A burglar
named George Marvin, was killed at
Jolietville Indiana, last Sunday night
by the force Of the dynamite with
which he was trying to get at the
contents of a safe. He had accidental
ly dropped the stuff on the floor.
While smallpox and yellow fever have
practically disappeared from Cuba,
consumption Is said to be on the in
crease. ... The story that there has
been a new landslide on the Southern
railroad at Saluda and that it will be
another month before the railroad Is
open Is denied. 1t Is expected that
trains will be in operation tomorrow.
The Asheville hotels have suffered
heavily on account Of the interruption
of passenger traffic. ........A Partisan
suggests that If Mr.. An
drew Carnegie Is really anxious to die
poor, leaving nothing but an eternal
name, he might accomplish that end
by spending his money in the improve
ment Of the public highways. Per-
secuted Hebrews in Russia, Roumania
and Austria are turning their eyes to-
ward Brazil.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-06-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T. w. Speck, The Jeweler-Has re-
ceived a new lot Of handsome pic
lures and says you will be surprised
at the richness Of the pictures and
the smallness Of the prices.
j. Q. Wray-Announces 10 per cent.
reduction on all ladies' summer
dress goods. The reduction sale be-
gins today and continues until fur
ther notice.
w. M. Kennedy, Agent-Has a large
supply Of the best fruit jars and ex-.
ira rubbers, scythe blades, snaths,
tinware, crockery, and fresh lemons
at 25 cents a dozen.
G. w. Sherrer-Wants to buy fat beef
cattle and wants to furnish you with
ice at cent a pound.
Riddle & Carroll-Offer to sell quick
lime of best quality at 81 barrel
for one week, in order to make room
for a carload that Is on the road.
Foushee Cash Store-Has received a
lot of new goods and wants you to
come and see what they are.
The Enquirer-Calls attention to its
next serial story, Abner Daniel,
which will appear in these columns
in short time. See fourth page.
Jas. M. Starr & Co.-Taik about their
ice creams, and want you to tele-
phone them your order for what you
want. They promise prompt deliv-
cry and entire satisfaction.
Loan & Savings Bank-Gives notice
that for the accommodation Of its
customers 1t will hereafter open the
bank for the transaction Of business
from $50 to $50 p. m., on Saturday
evenings.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-06-24
FOR BETTER ROADS,

The committee appointed by the
Good Roads convention that was held
in Roc Hill on June 2, for the pur-
pose OF furthering the organization of
the proposed Good Roads association,
met in Yorkville last Saturday for the
purpose of taking such action as SEEM
ed proper. There was present Messrs.
T. L. Johnson and w. J. Miller, DR.. w.
M. Love and Major Jas. F. Hart. The
other members of the committee failed
to arrive because of confusion as to
the time the meeting was to have been
held. After due consideration Of the
situation, the following resolutions
were adopted.
First. That a county convention
composed Of delegates from each pre-
cinct be called to meet at Yorkville
on Wednesday, the 29th day Of July
next at 10 o'clock a. m, to take into
consideration the question Of road i'm
provement in York county.
Second. That the voters are re-
quested to assemble at their respect
i've precincts at o'clock p m. on Sat-
urday the 25th day Of July next to
elect delegates to the convention to
be called.
Third. That each precinct will elect
the same number Of delegates that 1t
is entitled to in the County Democra-
tic convention Of York county.
Fourth. The precinct chairman of
each precinct Is hereby requested to
appoint three managers for holding
and conducting the election at each
precinct. and to receive and report to
the chairman Of this committee the
result of the election, and at the same
time to notify the delegates elected, so
that there may be a full and prompt
attendance Of the representatives of
York county on this important sub
ject.
Fifth. That each member of this
committee representing his township
will confer with the precinct chairman
of the several township precincts and
assist in the appointment Of managers
and giving due notice, and holding the
elections called for, and in the absence
Of the precinct chairman or his ina
blity to act, the member Of the COM
mittee Of the township Is requested to
discharge this duty.