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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11

INFANCY or It's reJu-
venatiOn, that the
world wants to
know about. OF
its varied inhabit-
ants, the Moham-
medans are the
most liberal and
tolerant of any ad-
herring to the faith
OF Islam and offer
no objection to the
Christian mission
aries. This is q
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11

civilized quarter Of
the globe, outranks
the land Of the
Nile IN diffusion
Of races. In Il .
re gions out Of
which Moses led
his p s e c u t e d
countrymen there
are still $4,000
Jews. Greek and
X o IN a n Catholi-
cism have h er e
$4,000 adherents,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11
Rejected with Scorn.

A certain social organization, called
the young Woman's Club" found it.
self in difficulties after the lapse of
some twenty years. The young" wom-
en- were no longer rightly named.
The New York Times says that Will
liam II. Crane, the actor. was once con-
suited by some charming girls in re-
gard to the name of their prospective
club.
Their object, they wrote, was the
building of character. They wished
that to be suggested in the title, and
also the fact that thay were unmar
ried.
Mr.. Crane replied that he had g
name for the club-''The Building and
Lone Association
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11
Grams eade.

Mix together the juice Of six or
anges and two lemons. Boil three cups
of water with one cup of sugar for
ten minutes; take from the fire and
add the fruit juice wnen the syrup
cools. Put it where it will get very
cold and serve in glasses of crushed
iCa
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11
Formulation OF Manila.

Manila has a total population Of
something like 100000. about 10000
being American and European born.
The American population is estimated
at about 6.000.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11

tidy and economi-
cal manner. This
may seem a most
Insignificant mat
ter to those who
have never had
the task OF max
ing pies and pud-
dings and pastries,
and those other
palatable dishes
which delight the
taste at the table,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11
Ham Sandwiches.

Chop lean ham tine and mix 1t with
a very little French mustard and if
you wish enough mayonnaise to make
a paste of the meat Spread on slices
of crustless bread.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11

Egypt Is one Of the most cosmopol-
itan of countries. Not even ours, with
its varied peoples gathered from every
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11

The cold truth is that while a visit.
ing girl may have had occasion to keep
an engagement book, no home girl
ever had so many things going on that
she couldn't keep them in her head
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11

An Egg Opener.

An E&X Opencrs
The opening of an egg is simple
enough matter. but the operation is not
and cannot always be performed in a
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-03-11
REJUVENATED EGYPT
THE ENGLISH LORD CROMER is
ITS REAL RULER.

From Him the Khedive Takes His Or
ders-Great Fertile Land OF the Nile
Most Promising Country An the
worId-Its Varied People.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

In view Of these facts the estimate of $4,000 deaths
annually the work of snakes and wild beasts seems
reasonable and Mr. Curtis accepts the figures of his Bonn
bay acquaintance 1t appears that the same savage de-
sroyers kill 10000 domestic animals every The
slaughter Of human life is chiefly by snakes The loss OF
domestic animals mainly from tigers and eopards
Snakes killed 22S10 of the 20 461 victims of wild ana1
officially reported in the parts of India under direct Brit
sh administration in 1901 Tigers destroyed LII human
lives Leopards killed $685. and wolves accounted for
403 The remaining LAP slain by other wild beass
under such conditions that it could be determined
what animal the cause of death.
The mortality from wild beasts and snakes, in India,
is thus than ten times great the Of life
American railroads 1t is like the losses of constant war
and the struggle between and his savage neghbOrs
fighting with claws and fangs, horns and tusks. is in
deed, nothing less than unending and deadly in
which humanity holds the upper hand. but suffers
vereIy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
WICHITA = COMING GRAIN CENTER.

The attention of grain raisers, Of grain buyers and
shippers and of mers called to editorial from the
Railway Age, and appended comments thereon by the
Galveston News found in another column touching the
natural markets and ports for Kansas wheat and
The Eagle has for years maintained that but for the
enforced discriminating tariff rates, by the railroads
Wichita Of the important grain market
centers of the west The Philadelphia Enquirer only
last edoriay pointed out the fact that the forcing
of southwest wheat destined for gulf ports to
City outrage not only the producer ano
shipper but against natural shipping points, naming
Wichita as one
The Railway Age is the highest authority in the way
of publication railways, their interests and man
agements in the country. The Railway Age does not
name Wichita but designaes it by referring to the Kan
sas wheat central station being 213 miles southwest OF
Kansas City $50 miles west Of St Louis 7O3 miles
north of Galveston. The Galveston News however,
its comments as win be seen in the article alluded to-
Wichita not only but in insisting It's claims
shows Wichita Disseminated against natural
initial grain shipping point market The figures of
Railway Age going to that the grain of this
cannot be much longer forced to the Atlantic
board via either City Chicago or via St Louis
call for explanation The facts which they compre
hend up to the railways touching this city. That
the articles reproduced in their entirety full eucda-
on of the situation there be question While
persuaded that every reader the Eagle having
any connection with grain trade of Kansas or Okla
homa will read them with profit and satisfaction per
chance with hope
The official figures of the Kansas state board OF agri
culture for year before last which year not as great
in wheat yield year shows that within radius
of hundred miles of Wichita S52O4S34 bushels OF
wheat produced about half the entire yield of
the state Of Kansas Of corn within the same radius
there raised 7775397O bushels and of oats 201OO
s1S or total of bushels Of grain very large
per cent Of which Wichita the initial market
and shipping point for.
Wichitas location to the Kansas wheat belt the
demand for greater elevator capacity and the increase o.
milling facilities considered in connection with an equit
able adjustment of railway and fair recognition
by the managers of the railways the rails Of whose lines
stretch from Wichita to Galveston and to New Orleans
involving intermediate handling or delay and the sub
ject becomes wide and important one
Wichita with her advantages recognized and her
claims conceded would within the space of single sea
son become great grain market and within the speedies
possible time great milling center
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
FOXY JACK THE RED EARL.

Should the Liberals be returned power at the gen
eral election in England which it is stated will take
place at Easter, Earl Spencer the Liberal leader in the
House of Lords viii be called upon by King Edward to
form cabinet Physically the earl is splendid type OF
man-tall broad shoudered and kingy. To his flowing
red beard he the sobriquet of Red Earl In Ire
land where vieeroy he ruled with iron hand when
coercion fashionable he called Foxy jack The
bayonet, buckshot and the gaows applied unspar-
ngly by him the Irish until he demonstrated to Eng
land that repression would settle the Irish question
and then he became pronounced homeruler. He was,
when young groom OF the stole to the prince
sort and later to King Edward when he Prince of
Wales The earl's is John Poyntz Spencer He is
50 years Of age.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
BUFFALO JONES' CATALO.

Charles j. Jones, the Kansas who is known as
Buffalo JONES' because of his efforts to maintain herd
OF bison in captivity and them with domestic cattle
hybrids which Mr. jones calls cataO would be the best
domestic animal for Alaska is said that the president
believes cross threefourths domestic cattle and
quarter buffalo, would harder than either the cattle
Of the OF the fulbooded bison The hair the
catao" is nearly as 1ong and thick that buffalo
and the animal which such covering grows live
through blzzards which would kill 80 per cent Mr. Jones
says of the domestic cattle exposed it, The depart
ment OF agriculture is expected to continue experiments
with hybrids Of this kind and their usefulness
Oughly.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

gentleman living in Bombay. India told William E
Curtis the wellknown American newspaper correspond
ent who has been touring Asia that persons were
Killed every year in Hindustan by snakes and beasts Of
prey Mr. Curtis he could hardly credit the figures
but the matter interested him enough to induce him 10
look up the government records He found that in 1901
the latest year fully reported the public authorities
learned of 26461 victims OF wild beasts and serpeats
slain in British territory The large and popuous native
states which comprise about % per cent Of India in popu
atioh ana 50 per cent in area. not included The
ocia records were admitted be very defective as 70
remote regions though it is in such districts that h wild
denizens of the forests junges might be expected 10
do most mischief
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
AN OIL PRODUCING TREE.

tree producing OIL which is much priced for fine
nshes yields important staple in the foreign trade of
China Last year nearly 100000 worth of such was
exported from the Hankow district California is making
an effort to grow this oil tree year 900
seeds We're obtained from China and planted in that state
where the seeding trees doing well. Now orders
have been for 1000 seeds if goes
cessuly important addition will to pro-
ducts of the Pacific coast 1t should be possible grow
in many parts Of the south well California any
tree which finds the climate of the YangseKang valley
congeniaL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Last Saturday the house had no mem
Der ready to talk. What stretch or I'M
nation it would require TO picture the
senate in that condition.
-l;I-.i:I-
If Oklahoma is made state in 1905 1t
will have two years in which 10 learn
how to vote for presidential electors in
1903.
Q..i-i.-D
Oklahoma's constitution must forbid
polygamy and negro disfranchisement be
fore that territory can have statehood.
Who is TO blame for the suspicion that
Oklahomans want more than one VIE
each?
Uo(-)oil-
BY the way Young Corbett sGueals and
aches it is evident that Britt hit him
some belly blows.
-loI..io,-
Perhaps Parker of New York keeps
silent because he has seen the fate OF the
last Democratic candidate who never
lost a chance 10 talk
If congress should vote that million
and half to make good the Kaw food
losses why not add $10o,oco to pay up
Burton's panic losses. so he can quit law
for politics?
Dandelions have put in their appearance
on lawns and parkings. The pestiferous
punster wants to know what's the harm
so long as they make such excellent
GREENS?
-: -
Being in Lent. that March blizzard
last week didn't hurt the society buds.
Q..l-l.-D
Anna Goud's husband has been heard
from outside of a bankruptcy court.
Count Boni is improving.
DID,
EPISTLES TO THE EDITOR
Piker Editor: The new woman's section
makes me wish There was cure for
Rheumatism | could Endorse Especially
the cronic kind that comes on with ever
Rainie spell. What was Victor Murdock
doing that he did not get his picture in.
c. T. r.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
2 Il i - Gag l-e
M. M. MURLOCN. Editor.
The Sunday mornings edition of the

The Sunday mornings edition OF the
Wichita Eagle was the largest paper
hAN0A0 O|N's' for regular issue ever published in
the state Twenty-eight pages seven columns to the
mage one hundred and ninetysix columns, nnety-one
columns of telegraph news, locals, contributions Illus
trated and ether selections editorials four columns
of market reports two columns Of real estate Tansac
tions and about one hundred columns OF live advertising
including fourteen columns of wants"
The Eagle is greater than any other Kansas daily
paper in other respects has thousands more readers
than any other daily and circulation the real measure
of value of daily publication. The Eagle has never
boasted of its circulation paraded estimate OF 1t
in figures on its page many papers do for the
reason that compared circuations Of the great
metropolitan dailies such figures would seem nsgnh-
cant But we can say this much, however, that the
Wichita Eagle has greater number Of readers in Okla
homa the Indian Territory and eastern New Mexico alone
than the entire circulation any other daily in Kansas
and than probably two of Kansas Citys dailies
Some of our esteemed contemporaries will no doubt
estimate the foregoing blow. That is all right We
do not care for either charges or challenges
state are but facts stand fall or bare
assertion Any successful by others to ascertain
the exact circulation the Eagle would but verify said
bare assertion whether the verifcation from the
enumerator on the press from the paper mills from
the records of the postoice department.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

a PIKER PIECE OF NEWS
Guthrie O. T.. March 2S.-Many things
have been predicted OF Oklahoma and its
people but no one thought 10 even men
ton that the airship problem would final
ly be left to an Oklahoman. True. it may
be that he got his idea from Santos Du-
mont, but if he perfected Mr.. Dumonts
idea should he not have the credit? The
genius to whom we refer lives at Elk
City, Roger Mills county. His novel way
of making known his wonderful success
is told in the Elk City Record in the fol-
lowing paragraph:
There was quite a commotion in town
last Monday night, about s o'clock; a
great light appeared in the heavens over
in the southwest. Crowds gathered on
the street corners to watch it, and great
many theories were advanced as TO what
it was 1t seemed to be coming nearer.
Some thought it an air ship and others
meteor or comet. They saw that 1t was
coming straight for the city. 1t finally
landed in front of Landor Lirey's drug
store. 1t proved 10 be Foxy Grandpa,
in his airship, come to buy of that swell
line of drugs toilet articles, etc. at Ian
dor Lirey's drug store.
THE KISSIST.
He had kissed the maids Of Spain,
Whose love is warm. they say,
And the maids of Honolulu,
And Manila and Panay.
He had kissed and kissed and kissed,
And never suffered harm,
Till a widow on the West Side
Made him ring a fire alarm.
CTo be Continued}
Editors Note-The above beginning Of
a bad end was contributed. No name was
signed to the communication which was
written on paper with the Perry 90. TD
Planter hotel letter head. However, this
is no excuse for the quality of verse. The
hotel is a good 81 a day house.
-(ol- 'to1-
Yer can't have yer cake and eat it too
For proof consult Kansas solons who in
sisted that the Kaw wasn't navigable in
order to take it out of federal control
and who now insist it is navigable in
order to loot the national treasury.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
JUST KEEP GOING FOR THEM.

The result of the Doodle prosecutions in St Louis is
summed up by the POstDispatch in the following "The
courts reversing and remandng the Schnet-
tier Doodle brings out new point of law and will
result merely in another yeyations delay and costly trial
Five casesall that have gone the supreme courhavc
been reversed One-the Butler casewas reversed and
dismissed and anOther-the 8Iysenberg case-was dis.
missed in the lower court after reversal in the supreme
court Three are to be tried again Not has gone
the pententiary. The record is scouragng But there
is no alternative except to press the prosecution
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
BINDING TwINE PRICE NOT FIXED.

The Topeka papers the other day that the
price Of state binding twne had fixed at S and
cents for 1904 giving Warden Jewett as authority War
~ " " ' -"9' says 'He 10
peka papers had no such authority and further that
directors Of the penitenary whose prerogave it is TO
hA the price Of twne had not yet held their meeting OF
course Warden Jewet presumably furnished board
with his opinion and recommendation what the pric,
should be but beyond such advisory action he does not
claim TO control or fix the price Of state binding tne
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
TIE GIANTS HEIR.

had heard very much of youth who It's said
Takes the outposts Of Evil by storm.
Who sometimes from the fast lives they've led
a fellow who's known as Reform.
Though knew over men he'd great victories won,
Of his power dreamed not the source
TIL learned that Reform is overgrOwn son
OF the giant who's known as Remorse.
Town Topics.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

hog doctor up in Wisconsin announces that he has
concluded that diseases caused by baci microbes
or germs but that the presence of these is result
diseases Anyhow he says that is hog cholera
We the hog doctor is right All this microbe IN
fectOn and preventative like appendicitis is fad
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Topeka has a wholesome chicken ordinance which
authorizes any whose lawns yards or gardens are in
vaded by these feathered brues and scavnges to say
or kill them the spot Atchison boasts an identical
ordinance except provides destroy the trespassing
fowls"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Three big department stores in New York are to be
consolidated, with joint capital of s107500 000 The
merger is in the air Why don't the associated papers
OF the country merge and proceed up that pulp
bine by making their own paper?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

We had understood that the Dowager Tsi An was dead
but here comes order from her to American
mobile firm for another big consignment of those horse
frghteners.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

There IS good deal of hypocrisy On the part Chris
tian Russia calling the Unspeakable Turk TO reform
meanwhile numbering Jews and saughteFng Japs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The japanese patriotic TO the depths of their
purses. They offered 100o0o0a0 yen OF excheque
war bonds and subscribed for 25a.00o 600
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The Brooklyn Eagle says that the railway companies
which buying up tracts of land and city blocks
for terminal facilities New York are planning for
city Of 100000 inhabitants.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The Dawes Commission is not waiting TO respectfully
expire by legal limitation is getting by resigna
tion nolens volens instanter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The Democrats counting capturing and controll-
ing the congress They will have TO beat about
eighteen holding Republican seats 10 do it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Stubbs having downed the machine good and hard.
cow calls upon boys to be good and love him
Hoeh That's easy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
M
ai1 THE PIKERS' LAMENT
4 pTKER PIECE OF NEWS

OF a
inc cdlec in a amomen
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

THIRTY ToDAY-Topeka giorying
the swelest a cricket club.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29
KANSAS HISTORY REVEALS THAT

IN 1885, FoRTY-FTvE YEARS AGO YEsTERDAY.-An eecto
the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Guthrie rreurises an old -faslztonegi coE;
try fair next fan Y 4 : the rezl fhlu
il win be cutie nex-fasaiored
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

4 stafford roau hss iavenseA sHa1ss
zhszh car arnpsv casks Eoss = cFlgss
No one expects L to os gsas Il sLzcose
county.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The young men Of Cheney barred the
old folks from their game and the old
alley cf their own Now let the kids dare
a challenge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Herington feels that there is no longer
any question about spring being here
Work on fifteen ton ice plant has be-
gun IN that city
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Mayor a T. kruse of Gear j. back
from Washington. where he Eas aided sT
Mcclure n getting Tie Gsary wster~0rzs
hin through with 6isTs;eh he says
that OsSlzhoTuz's delegate Stands vel
with al The powers ard departments.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Fa4rvsew viii enjoy double wedding
THURSDAY. Two of the contracting par
tles are brother aid sister.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The Rock Island railroad company viii
put in filter at Caldwell and try 10 over
come the bad quality OF the water used
by its engines. The engines have no al
tentative; they must Use water.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

It has been announced that an admis-
sion fee is To he charged at the Ashland
ColdwatCr high school debate, April s,
and the editor Of the Clipper is bowling.
He declares that when the debate was
held in Ashland last year everything was
free. even TO tha ice cram.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The mad dog scare" at Caldwell last
week resulted in the loss of six hogs.
one colt and other live stock. The num-
ber of worthless yellow ours killed prob
ably viii not equal this by half.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Lacrosse and Ness City have formed
a posse and others are epected 10 be gath
cred up on the trafl. They are searching
for their commercial clubs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Fish commissioner Travis put A stock
Of bass in the state fish hatchery last
week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Esuporia Cazette. The problem has
beer sss 70 the Gazefrs n thls sxsT71ci-
atiug Lady g the Tiger fasaion- -fsf
Rarfoa IL convicted. El]l fhe Gazette -
- Ersstox - Ssa1iey - zssceeez EsuTtcr
u that event - ersev - keep ffuz
saurti7g rhe feeling = fwa sEceiiess
fz1sseEncn ~ shozlnx pazzzalitT. ias 81
gt1r = fhe eszzette EzfEht have - tax
The SOB himself
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

The beef trust isn't worrying Hodge
man county The JetTnore Herald says:
The Herald family enjoyed a roast the
other day, presented By J. 4. Thrcsher,
from one of his Angora goats
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-03-29

Cunningham. ike the philosopher, can
find good in any wind hereafter. \ great
number Of wiadnills have been Put up
tilsreab bouts IN tie last month.
The Alaska prospector., 1904-09-15
} | ] } \ I l i 4 TURNS OUT BETTER THAN
 EXPECTED HtV DISCOVERIES
Gold, Copper, Galena are Found
 in Paying Quantities.

Billy Gelineau, Fred Date, Chauncey Shaw and number of others returned this week from the head-waters of tine Shushetna and report new strikes in widely sep arated sections, and distant from last years discoveries. None of them clam to have found an E. dorano. but believe from the re- suits of this seasons prospecting that they have ground that will give handsome returns when prop erlv opened up next year. Some gulches which were prospected prored very rich. but will be diff cult to work on account of scarcity of water. Gellneau brought with him him some handsome speci- mems of copper glance, bornite, native copper and steel galena, which he claims to have found in abundance, but staked none owing to the impracticability of perform forming the necessary work pend- ing transportation facilities.