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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
Z. L. R. Bentz Makes Assignment.


h Il. r. Bentz, through his at
torneys, Cothran, Dean e. Cothran
announced yesterday that he wa.
unable to meet the demands of his
creditors, and that petition hac
been filed in the United States
court upon which Judge Brawley
OF the district court at Charleston
had issued an order declaring hin
bankrupt. Mr.. Bentz's dry
goods establishment on Main and
Coffee streets was closed at II
clock esterday to await the the
action Of creditors.
The announcement Of the failure
was great surprise to the bust
ness mon and the people generally
aud created no end of comment,
For moro than fifteen years Mr..
Bcntz has been.prominently iden-
tilted with the business interests
Of Grcenville and he has been re-
garded as one of the most success
Iul merchants in the city, ond un-
til yesterday there was nevera doubt
iii the mind of the public of .he
strength and solidity of his estab.
llshment. Mr.. Bentz's position in
the estimation Of the people is the
highest. Now that misfortune has
come upon him general regret is
being expressed on all sides and
the hope expressed that Lis embur-
rassment is but temporary.
In giving out the statement yes
to-day, Mr.. Dean said that the
showing made by the accounts was
ley ond doubt the best so far as
the interests Of creditors was CON
cerned, that had over been made in
Gfecnville since the present bank
ruptry law went into effect, and ho
had 10 doubt but that Mr.. Bentz
had he wished, could have contin-
ued in business for an indefinite
time, but rather than further en-
dan ger the interests OF his credi-
tors, he had voluntarily surrender
ed all his liabilities for the benefit
OF those to whom his establish
ment was indebted.
Mr.. Bentz, when seen yesterday,
said that he had nothing to give
out for publication further than
the statement made by his attor-
neys, He had not yet formed any
plan as to his movements in the
future.-Greenville News, 9th inst.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
British Mortality.

In England Roman Catholic
priests die at the rate of IS per
1000 per year; Protestant clergy
men, II per 1000; domestic scrv-
ants, 8 per 1000; lawyers, 1G per
1000; cabmcn, 2G per 1000; sol
dicrs die of at the rate Of 5 per
1000 under normal conditions,
while on the battlefield, taken from
a record Of the past twenty years,
death is only at the rate of Is per
1000 per year.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
War WILL NEVER BE
FOUGHT TO A FINISH,
SAID That POWERS WILL ULTIMATE
LY INTERVENE BETWEEN ia.
PAN AND RUSSIA.
NO Probability of Mediation Until Af.
ter the First Big Land Battle
Has Been Fouqht.

Washington, March 21.-Media-
tioh IN future, in the Russian
japanese war, but not for soma
'lme to come, is understood to be
the Intention Of the world powers
at the present time. There is no
doubt, IN the opinion of high au-
'horltles, that eventually it is the
intention Of the powers to inter-
Vehe' but none Of them regard the
present time as auspicious for such
actlon, 1t is tacitly understood
Ihat tho tar Eastern war will never
be fought to a finish. This how, w,s
ever VIII depend largely upon the
developments Of the next few
months,
1t Is said at the state depart
meut that there is 10 possjbiIitV of
mediation until at least one bio.
land engagement has been fought.
anu possibly not even then, Ac-
cordlng to the best of authority
neither Japan nor Russia would
look with favor upon mediation
NOW, and none of the neutral pow.
els would think of Offering such
mediation under the present con-
dltlon of affairs. Nothing Of a
decisive nature has yet been accom-
pllshed by either of the bellieer-
"nts, and hational prldo would pre-
Vent either of them from allowing
outside interference until the war
had assumed much moro ad.
vanced phase.
1t was officially denied at the
state department today by a high
official that Great Britain or any
other power had yet taken any steps
looking to Intervention. Great
Britain, this official Gays, IS not
sounding the powers with view to
intervention, and no action of this
character is anticipated.
1t may he authoritatively stated
On the highest authority that tho
state department. has received no
message from Ambassador Choatc
IN London, paying that Lord Lana.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
Rebel General Shot to Death

Washington, D. g., Spcciol.--
United States Minister Powell
cables the state department. from
San Domingo city under Frlay's
date that President Morales has
captured and caused to he prompt.
~ executed General Nicholas Arias
the insurgent leader who was tried
ny drumhea1 courtmaftIM and con-
vieted Of khing Macninest john
q tee UpNsi States Yenkee, .
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
A Widomara, kIome.

Glasgow has a widowcrs' home In
which any poor man who has lost
his wife and has no one to care for
his children may rent two rooms for
$1,30 week and pay for meals at
cost price. There is room in it foI
140 motherlcss families, and nurses
are provided free to take charge OF
the children.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
STREAMS LEAP
OUT OF BOUNDS.
FLOODS ARE CAUSING HAVOC IN
THE WESTERN STATES.
Many Homes in Michigan are Under
Water-Fires Break Out in Places
and the Firemen fight Flames
in Water Waist Deep.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Special. -
Grand river has risen nearly foot
i'll four hours. There is every pros
pect that the rise will continue as
reports from up stream indicate
the breaking up of the ice and in.
crcasing volumes Of water.
Towns further up Grand river
report unprecedented floods. At
Lowell one third of the town is un-
det water. The Grand and Flat
rivers, which join there, arc SO
swollen that they meet in Main
street, mile from their regular
confluence, The trestle work Of
the Pere Marquette bridge is under
water and the old bridge is so weak
cnod thot it is probable traffic will
have to be suspended over the Sag.
tnaw division Of the road until tho
water reccdes.
Portland reports the greater part
of the electric light dam washed
away. Through traffic OH tie De-
ttoit branch Of tho poro N5oron
cite has been checked nv wasb
out of so rods near Portland
through the rising Of the Iock,no
Glass river Tte west side Of the
town is under wafer and marvn,,
plo have beon rescued bv bosts A,
LYONS the river ,s 3 foot doom !;
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
That Boy.

IInrrah for mel I'm "that boy"
Grandmother talks about him; she
says "There's that boy againl"
wonder if she wants me to be a
girl? Then, whenever | go near
tho girls playing doll tea party,
they begin to grab their things and
cry, 30 there comes that boyl' |
would inst as soon be some other
boy; but | can't. Father says,
"What is that boy up to now?"
Just as though II boy didn't have
to ba mp TO something or--bust
What's wrong with beng a boyi
Father was one, and grandma she
couldn't bo. Father Is always say.
ing, "Wben / was a boy" / guess
it's all light 10 be IL boy, or Coz
wouldn't make 80 nlanSS bry mar,
! :, ?, ,uta the best kind ct,sssff, n,
S aneSe saad the girlSs bet
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
JAPS MAKE ATTEMPT TO
MERRIMAC RUSSIANS.
OFFICIAL REPORT TO THE CZAR
ASSERTS THE MOVE PROVED
UNSUCCESSFUL.
Four Merchant Steamers, Laden With
Rocks, were Steered into the Mar
row Channel at Port Arthur.
Officers and Men Killed.

Che Foo, March 27.-The jap.
anese have mado another attempt
to block the entrance to Port Ar.
thur. 1t is stated THAT one Rus
sian torpedo boat was sunk IN the
engagement, but it is thought the
vessel can be rcnoated.
Ats O'Clock this Sunday morn
lug four stone-laden steamers, es-
corted by eight torpedo boats, ap-
preached the harhor. They were
discovered by the Russian vessels
on scouting duty and as they drew
nearer the Russian forts and the
ships IN the roadstead opened fire
on them and sunk them.
The japanese noet, which con-
sisted Of sixteen ships all told, re-
NAMED off Port Arthur TIL day
light. At this hour the Russian
vessels weighed anchor, wheroupon
the Japanese vessels disappeared.
The fate Of the crews on the
stone.laden steamers is net known.
Since the arrival at Port Arthur
of Vice Admiral Makarotl, the
Russian fleet has been moro active.
Makror TcleGraphs Emperor Of the Fight
Vice Admiral Makarog, com
mandin3 naval forces at Port Ar
thur, has sent the following tele-
gram to the emperor;
81 beg most humbly to report
that, at , o'clock this morning, the
enemy made second attempt to
block the entrance to tie inner
roadstead. For tlis purpose they
dispatched four large merchant
steamers, conveyed by SIX torpedo
boats to the entrance.
"The enomy's ships were prompt
ly discovered by the searchlights
and We're bombarded by the bat.
tIeships and by the guardships Bohr
and Otvajny.
Fearing the enemy's hips
might break through, Lieutenant
Kriniuskl, commanding tie guard
torpedo boat Stilni, attacked the
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
Ex-Gov. Bob Taylor sued for Divorce.

Knoxville, Tom Mar % Yes
terday afternoon IN chancery court
a bill was filed for divorce by Mrs.
r. i. Taylor, wife Of Robert l..
Taylor, three times governor of
Tennessee, ono torn Congressman
from the first district, and known
throughout the country as lee.
turer on "The Fiddle and the
Bow" and "Yankec Doodle and
Dixie"
His wife was formerly Mrs Hill,
Of Montgomery, and comes of q
distinguished Southern family.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
Met Corpse Walkinu Home.

Columbus, Ga, March 25 De-
claring that he was 9oing to com.
nit suicide because the 14,ycar.
old daughter of Melt Jordan, with
whom h8 boarded, did not return
his love, Frod Langley, aged II
years, factory operative, obtained
a pistol from Jordan's trunk early
tonight and walked Off in a direc
tion Of Motifs sreon, saying he was
going to kill himself. A moment
later a shot rang out Two police
mon rushed down to ;he green and
met the "cospse" returning home.
He had shot himself through the
tleshy part of his arm.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
WORKING Overtime.

Fight honr laws are ignored by those
tireies4, little workers DR. Kings Now
Life Pill \. Millions are lwtys ut work,
night and day, curing Indigestion, bill
iousness, constipation, sick hcudnc!c
and atl stomach, livCraud bowel tronblo.
IsdsY, pieaNnnt, mfc, sure. Only 26 at
Pckehs Drug Co.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
CROSS YALU RIVER,
JAPANESE ARE SURPRISED TO FIND
RUSSIAN FORCES ACROSS
THE RIVER.
Ice is Breaking Daily and River Wi!
Soon be Open to Navigation.
RusSia'S Campaign is
Defensive.

Seoul, March 24ih.-Japanese
scouts report that they have dis
covered that the Russian troops
are south Of Yalu in much stror O.
or force than was thought.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
Cold Wave Coming.

II you have RYdalcs Elixir in the
house when cold wave Is coming, you
need not fear attacks OF Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, etc. Ry.
bales Elixir takcn wliou attaQk bcgms
lgHay fails To- che1k The progress of the
dkfzlse. 10 IS cqoally slH ssfaI 10
cliI5 70 casfs OF throat and 41 a
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30


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'"0' llNe ""''dreo
""" "0 o''l'' '"o n"ndreo men
OtY' -" ~ "e P''l"el"8 Ih'
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"'U ''NUy '''''eS
''Vi
gaps ''"'"""'"St,Tn,ly nmn S cheer Their Army
TOXIC March Ok Tho lrs II
representatives TODAY IistoroI - .
significant speech NV NJ y,ro
tote. the minister of murine n,
passed with enthusiasm and with
out a djssent,up vnica ,oto =.
thanks TO Viro Adn;ro, ,roc.o !
his Off, crs for their service 70 ,bo
country. When tba v,,a wos -
ken, the member. Of tho honso
arose and ch .orod ,ho ,oru
In his remarks tho min.s,or &C
marine said il w.sno ma, u;na -
be prepared for omergeno,os :,
time Of noace. but since loot Oc,o
Der tho Japanese navv had bean
under tho necessity of Increasing
its strength and had boen constant.
ly ready for action ON account Of
the action Of Ruasiu. Continuiup
ho said it had boon manf.st to
every observer that Russia had con
stantly increased her strength IN
the far east and had Japan not
purchased the cruisers Nishin and
Kasaga from Argentine, her naval
strength would have been below
that of Russia.
Referring to tho result of tho
word of Vice Admiral Togo anl
his fleet, NJ. Yamatoto told the
house that to blockade port sue
ceSsluiIy the blockudcrs should be
at Least twice as strong as the de
tenders Of tho port. lie said the
latest reports showed that the Iius-
Sans had fur battlcships, five
cruisers and ten torpedo boat de-
stroycr9 "il"Nt at this time, from
which 1T must b. concluded that
| ,hur v.os Main. .1
rGir;cntIv Thn l.+os4 ou.oI.
Port Artbur bod o,oIl,d 49, 1
anese To- observe ihe ac,unl s,rano, y
of tho navy
Continuing tbe minister eoid
that while ne bo,oJ for sno,ar
termination of IN. wor ho NM,
warn the mombors of tho ho,
not to he ovo,soneuine The II, il.
ted ,ryrts or JoDan's s,ldiers ~ i
Of tho riy;l;a,s ,r b,,,b dou.oo l.,
." Wv S'NN' az
conciudcd, would surely Carry tht
war TO Il olorious and s,ccoyor,
,o,m;n ,,,,,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30
Best Remedy for Combination.

"Tho finest remedy for constipation I
eveY used is Chambnrleip's Stomach and
Live, Tablets, says MIR. eli Butler, of
N. Y, "They act gently aud
without any unpleasant effect, and leave
tic bowels in perfectly natural condi.
Dion." Sold Wy pickcns Drug Co., Pick
ems. aud IIuhicr g pickcns, Liberty,
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30

NVANTEtte-ScVeraI sudratriOus nnreopa
iu each ShltU ia travel for houhe estnbllshtd
e,cvcn Yeats and Attn large capital to cnii
l ii,s ana egents Tor sucUesefnl afi
psaNtebie Ntlpg ,glllsent en8agement, WfoSe
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30

New York, March 25 General
Girnrd and Colonel Waters, British
military representatives, have start
ed for the front and so have the
German military nttaohes, says a
Herald dispatch from ST, Peters
burg. The French will START ct
once, also the Americans. To each
of tho government attaches q Cos
sack orderly has been assigned to
look after his wants.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-03-30

Seoul, March 25. Two dctach
ments of Russian troops, one is
estimated to number five hundred
and the other two hundred men.
are reported to be piIloging the
country around Anju. TIE ma,
tivc7, i'll fear, are noeing south.
Anju is forty miles north Of
Ping 9nrg and about sixty miles
south Of the Yalu river.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02
The Mortgage.

1usn water never washes away the
mortgage. 1t may uproot trees and take
the hencoops sailing ON down to the
next state. but after the foods have
suosided the mortgage is still there Al
nfm!y as though it had been anchored
to the foundations Of the earth ana
tnen nailed down to the stills OF the
barn to make 1t doubly secure.
cyclones may blow away the wood
shed. unroof the house or take the hay
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02

As an object lesson the league re-
Gently agreed to clean the streets In
the business section Of the town, and
the results of their work so far achiev-
ed are encouraging. They expect to
prove they can do the work better and
with greater economy than has yet
been the case In any American city.
From the start Mrs. Crane made ar
rangements to have the refuse collect
ed from the streets carried sway ut no
expense, and she stated that she ex-
pected to make this item . source Of
profit after the FIRST week. A farmer
engaged in growing celery has carried
away the refuse, using Il ~ feftili1er.
But Mn. Crane would not make con-
tract with him for longer than one
week, It 10 believed this II the nrst
place In the United States where the
dirt from the streets has been taken
away without expense to the city.
Junior leagues are being organized
among the children. who will exert
their influence to have the streets kept
clean and b4sautify the town. Il tell
the children" said Mrs. Crane, shat
few Of us are privileged to give our
selves to our country nowadays,
that we may all be patriots
town. doing what We can TO u
beautiful and heaithfui."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02
WINDOW BOXES.

they DeautAfy ReslAenee ana street.
How 70 Mako TAea.
One Of the best ways to beautify !
residence and street ~ well b By
means Of window boxes with growing
flowers. and the plan ID being adopted
In many cities and towns this year. In
Massachusetts, town recently the VII.
lage improvement society induced the
residents OF an entire street to beauti.
~ their residences in this way. and II
has resulted in one Of the prettiest
streets In the state.
Any one can make these window
boxes at home with very little trou.
BILE. says writer In the New YORK
American Buy planed half inch
boards Of the right length. with pieces
for the ends about eight inches wide.
Nail the front boards over the edges
OF the side pieces unless the boxes are
mitered at the corners. which would
make them more expensive By reouir-
ing the services Of carpenter. when
the boards are neatly nailed together
tack narrow molding along the edess
ana over the corners to give them Q
finished appearance. Then paint the
boxes the color Of Tire trimmings Of
tne wino0ws. Secure them with iron
otacKets and MI them nrst with one
inch o. broken ash coal and then we'll
prepared earth. Bore three small anger
holes In each box for drainage.
II y fascinating to see . brilliant ar
ray Of flowers above the SIN In q win
uow ana refreshing to smell the sweet
odor OF mign0Dette and other old fash.
loned pOsies
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02
pgasonAL

Clarence Waller is in the city TODAY
from Kamiah.
Mrs. J. B. West has gone to Moscow
for q few days.
Harry shissier was in the CITY ri,
morning from Sites.
f. c. Holbrook of Juliaetta is in the
city transacting business.
Eddie R. Dickson left this morn,n.
for his home in Spokane.
Judge Norman Buck Is in the ,,,.v
from his ranch in the Waha country
Mrs. p. T. Lomax and children have
gone to the Anatone country for a
summer outing.
q. A. Nehrhood returned this morn. .
Ing from a business trip to the New
some country
Fred Glenn. engineer, left this morn .
Ing on business trip to the Clearwater
country.
Geo. H. Lake and son Arthur left
this afternoon on q fishing trip to the
little north fork country.
r. r. steen and wife Mrs. steen and
Chas. Smith are in the city from the
steen ranch at Billie CCreek.
Captain Schattner returned this
evening from shortt rip to Wallace.
A. r. Caswell. Portland grain bag
salesman, II In the city.
Chas. Jasper. the Spokane contra ctor
was in the city yesterday on business
N Connection with his contract for the
Of the weisgerber build
Ing.
Miss Luella Clark left this afternoon
for Kooslia to visit few days with
her mother. From that point she will
Join Mrs. c. A. Hastings at Occur
d'Alene lake.
Mrs. c. A. Hastings AMI his son.
ke ster and Miss Maud Stove left this
Tor nm outing on Lake Occur
fAlene where Mrs. Hastings win
remain for a month owing t. her poor
health. Miss Stowe will return here
n about two weeks.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02

Some people by reason Of the very
superior quality Of their nerve miss
few Of the good things Of the world
Heroes are men who have the good
judgment to die at the psychological
moment.
Some people are 20 light hearted that
they won't take even mother-in-law
seriously.
1t n not very bright man who has
to so two terms to the sams school Of
experience.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02

stack on q Cook excursion over into
another county. but when the blow q
over 1t IL always found that mot even
corner OF the mortgage has bsen lar
red.
Talk about sticking closer than 1
brother! There 70 friend that hangs
to the place like porous plaster.
Thieves do not come In and steal it.
the sun does not warp II: neither dos
It wander on down the road every dime
the gate u left open.
For q good. practical recipe for To-
ing mortgage, men would pay most
any sum: but try, their best, they sam-
ply can't.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02

Why h 4 Thess.
Though rain the prohibition STATE may
When winds blow from the south.
The drug store. always wttk1n hsil
Can break the Aerosot droNth.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02
Please!

The Woman's Civic Improvement
league has undertaken to keep
Main street clean. We ask YOU to
help W.. Please do not throw any.
thing-paper. fruit skins and other
litter-in the street: put II In the
waste paper can on the corner.
And. gentlemen, please do not spit
on the sidewalk. or In the gratings.
or anywhere but In the gutter.
Now. riease don't throw this In
the street
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02
CLEANING KALAMAZOO.

We0en InDRovsn9 and DoautlRyan9
. MEXICAN Tewn.
The women OF the Civic leaeua n
Kalamazoo, Mich. are doing much to
improve and beautify their town. Re-
Gently one Of the most active members
Of the league. Mr.. Crane. visited an
the merchants and got them to prom
~ TO sweep their walks regularly and
b scrub them OF at stated periods.
She had photographer make tour.
taking snapshots Of alleys and the
back yards Of private residences. These
pictures she has numbered and record
ed Nike legal exhibits. and they will b.
used to bring about Z reform. Re-
garding this feature Nn. Crane says:
I'VE do not wish to attract attention
In this way Or create the impression
that we believe Kalamazoo to be worse
than other towns.
The photographs taken are not pub
ucly displayed. but are simply used In
presenting to the proper persons the
conditions which exist. In many cases
the persons concerned have not noticed
or realised the conditions which exist
and have been. glad that we called the
matter to their attention.
House cleaning Is woman's natural
study. and the cleaning Of q town is
but larger view Of the same PROPOSE
ton"
Mrs. Crane has carried little satchel /
with her containing printed slips, |
which she has frequently given to pass
Ing citizens. These slips read:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-02

..sees 80 .
.-rhe republicans Of
ss1v.; sssssy yin hold ! eonvsa a
- 4. eourt house At Lew'ston . =
= ,s = s.lss.ss' to tho state
,s.siss eoavsntion'
There viii b =
fs..s.st ~ stockholders Of tns
''aas Mining. smelling q rover
.,.s, ! c'.rt.'on.
80 August 1o.-rhe idaho
rsan ...iist convention WIN meet in
~ - 70 name a full county ''cAe1
..a.v. Aug. 1o.-There will be
..,us Of the stockholders Of the the
IN Navigation company az the
-.rcial club rooms.
,,>sday, August lo.-1ns Nuuo
..rvention will. b. held In
,...day, August 12.-The democrat'c
=, convention will meet IN session
tsviston to name a county ticket
). ..,ect delegates to the state con-
ptcn.
x..daz August 15.-The democratic
-,S,1ns convention for state ofncers
h J. hsld in this city.
r..xay. October s.-Judgs Steele
4 convene district court In this city
i. court house at - m.
fouday, October 1.-THE NTH an
/ Lewiston Interstate Fair 4
I'M association will meet for one
I ending october %.
Isnday. October 1o.-The supreme
4 AZ the state Of Idaho will con-
, IN this city at > 4 n.