The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-09-10
IDAHO STATE News
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Genesee--Police Chief Drisco,
turned to Spokane with an agaa ~
man, evidently somewhat aas NO
She was first noticed Sunday evo-'
when she made her way to the lug
dence OF Father Keyzer. the Cas- 'a'
priest, and introduced herself 10 s'
as missionary and asked him ~ A'in
for England. He promised - Pray
She afterwards made other dew ~
which were complied with. and oau',
next at the German Lutheran x
age. with the same request s0f
the evening she returned to tha "a ~
tnoiic parsonage and wanted thar
keep her over night AS the coth.'
priests retreat Is held there th,a
this was impossible. It was with ~
flculty she was persuaded To leavo A.
house, taking up her vigil on tba ..s
OF the Catholic church, whore n.,E.
Driscol found her and tried to get hs.
to go with him to hotel. She ratu.a
d, saying she preferred to snend ~.
night on the steps. Not till bo =,
fatner heyzer to say the church
was his property and she could NJ,
stay there would she leave. but VIII.
she excused herself for tresnas0,n.
and headed for the open country ~
securing assistance the chief got No,
down town and into the Grand boto,
telling her 1t was the police station
the only place she would consent IN
enter. She was given cot in tbs
hotel office, and Mr.. Driscol kept vigil
during the night. She declared aha
had eaten nothing on Sunday, and re-
fused all food at the hotel. She ia avI.
IDENTIFY English or Canadian, and had
8 return ticket to Spokane. She oh.
stinately refused to divulge her name
or any information about herself.
/ Moscow.-O. MStine, sheriff from
Dayton, Wash, departed this morning
having in custody Dick Saylor who
was arrested at his home In Kendrick
and brought to Moscow. Sailor Is
charged with having assaulted another
laborer with a threshing outfit near
Dayton, by striking him on the head
with scoop shovel. Fears were en-
tertafned for the mans recovery for
time. Sheriff said, however, that the
man had regained consciousness and
would recover. Young Sailors step
father, Thomas George, of Kendrck
accompanied Sheriff Slime and the
young man to Dayton, where he will be
arraigned tomorrow.
Moscow.-Harry Garbet, we'll
known horseman, has leased the old
Moscow fair grounds, east of town
one mile, and is putting the racetrack
In shape for use this fall. Some local
horsemen are considering the matter
of forming an association in Moscow
for the purpose of having race meet
ing this fall. At one time Moscow was
a member of the circuit, and had the
reputation of having a speedy race
track and being a good racing town
During the panic the association be
came disorganized and little indebted
ness owing at the time caused the pro-
perty of the old fair association to be
lost.
Lewiston.-The city council has
awarded to McGiIvery & Thompson the
contract to supply the Carnegie library
with furniture and other fittings. Two
bids were submitted. The McGilVery
& Thompson bid was $14s0 and was
accepted. The library will be hand
somely equipped when the new furnish
ings are installed.
Wallace.-The bodies of q. and D.
Carter, who were killed last week III
an explosion at the Morning mine'
were taken east to Long Lane, MO- III
interment. A brother of the dead mln'
ers arrived from Blendville, NO. anu
accompanied the remains.