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FIERCE TRIBAL WARFARE
BREAKS OUT IN LIBERIA

LIVERPOOL, April 3.-According
to a report brought by the British and
African Line Royal Mail steamship
Sokoto from West Africa, tribal war
fare is now raging in Liberia. Natives
of the Picanannyness tribes on March
13 attacked Cestos, killing sixty men
and eighty women. The Cestos ma
tives are organizing big counter-ex-
pedition. When the Sokoto sailed a
fierce encounter with much slaughter
was expected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
WIN Watch for Poachers.

VICTORIA. B. c., April 3.-The
fishery protection cruiser Kestrel to-
day mounted Nordenfeldt gun.
bought from the imperial Government
by the Canadian authorities, and pro-
ceeded to northern waters to watch
fish Doachers,
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40 succeed Dr. OsIer.

BALTIMORE, April 3.-Dr. Level
lyn Franklin Barker, now head of the
Department of Anatomy in the Uni
yersity of Chicago, has been elected to
the professorship of medicine at Johns
Hopkins, made vacant by the resigna-
ton of DR.. William Osler.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

GIVEN MUSIC CABINET.-At the last held
1sereFf Association the members expressed
their appreciation Of the services that were
rendered 70 the association by Past President
Adams and al the close OF words Of praise
fbev presented him with elegant and costly
music cabinet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04
Earthquake ir Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, April 3-Santa
Cruz was visited by a temblpr shortly
after o'clock this morning. The
shock was quite heavy. No damage
was done.
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PASSES AWAY IN SOUTH.
Wealthy Mine Owner Is Called b.
Death

LOS ANGELES, April 3.-Colonel
N w. d. Turner, prominent in the
financial and commercial life of this
city and one of the heaviest mine
owners of the Northwest. is dead at
his home in this city. Colonel Tur-
ner was brother of former Senator
Turner of Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

ALBANY. \. Y. April 3.-The bill taxing
transfers Of stock in the State passed the Sen
ate tonight by vote Of SO TO IA. The bill
provides a tax Of So per 100 shares. II nov
goes to the Assembly.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

ALBANY n. Y. April 3.-The Assembly
tonight passed the bill making the term OF
office of the Mayor of New York City four
years instead of two.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-04

PORT MAHON, Island of Minorca April
3.-The German Emperor landed from the
Hamburg American liner Hamburg this morn
ing and visited the captain-general Every
where he was given hearty reception.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
AN ORDINANCE

Establishing the
Avenues
he II Ordained BY City of o
of Fourteenth Avenue
Avenue be and the established follows:
stone foundation
block ascending grade OF M
established the
ascending 2oo
156 feet oo to the northwest
uon Metropolitan Hotel
established
23 below
e Of the block
of the block with
23s feet
Of the sill At
ascending grade
of northwest Of the block
ersdeo O4 In block
southwest Of block G thence ascending
Of
Of the hotel building
situateo the ecorner
ordinances inconsistent
A. D. 1906
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
AN ORDINANCE

Leyns City Of Idaho Springs or Requiring e
n Thereof
e II Ordained by the Of
is each and every abebode maze
Of
Of
the direction OF the street
during their OF once and
Of
Of axor lieu thereof
in
terminate the DAY Oh
March
to
of a conviction thereof
dollars Tor
liable levied OF
the labor In
in
and conviction thereof be hned IN the
sum dollars
improving and
the streets
sionso of this ordna a re repealed
o A. d.
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ss. thereof
s.xs aas s % s sp saa .a1 M I e % @ s :- % by
dollars no na s
this intentionally
.s msss % s ss a N s
Ten psa5s 10r n more a nan Two Hsn s. @ nG ~
s guilty
se s ssse s & ir % @ be s % s
s 9@ % OF Ae @
encourage dog
G"s s ;Sas s as q soas
0ox Section 10 ANY co shall
S nS as % place
ssossass say
'' 1855 'A' i've
Affecting Safety
i guilty as' place faster than mod
ssa % ss
:s s:,:s
sssss
main s.ssn s notice sn s the ss v
s % n a ss I S Ss s ses I'd
thooushare
right
street. % % % s % 3 dug sa s .% 5
ns ofh ha Se
keep kept
highway
position
falling cellar a
All holes other
surrounding adjacent highway
a
public
o.
spring. or ~n sn
City to ride such vehicle
City
Section
strike any pedestrian or vehicle shall be deemed guilty OF mdemno
the
= misdemeanor.
dollars
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AN ORDINANCE

\ ORDNANCE
Concerning onenses
Ordained by the City
ARTICLE
oseeney
Section Any who shall
this City sD aoy paDe private n pa
sum es ,san three dsr nor or % s.n % ar o % T S ns
it % hereby as % a oa @ 5 % % % I Are or to s .S $ haS .ns
ss person. he city spes csas s., the sSs s which % % % .s % ss
ass n sn, an be taken the Police
wise a any .s rs sa. s % s. % Or
my be fined not less than h's nor
in .. Ay s s % s a s s $ .sy "s sn
guilty Of ndn or aet sehao sna be deemed % guilty.
na soss ssn n s.o Ssarss D = ao. h be fined not less than ten dollars
m @ The sss or %
& miles ss lot % s'he @ s
n
prostitute
ao M ,ss @ of SaS sDns ns by ACT M s door or % & n p a
ss %s % .s %
sss
,Is
s . % ss ss os. a sa @ ts guilty
ss sd ns sum not less than
. ;s vi m:ss ssa
than hfy dol
s: sss. s which s
anything
or & % h % s ss or % ssv s vi a's % .@s sis
under
hso
this City so
%
= ss .s
=: = 1s,s a'
oss. sl.hsss
paper
ner moro than G oD % hundred dollars ~ small " '' -
. n .s. s1s.s ss deemed s
Of s % than :as two opn s s. thereof be ns' not less h'n ''
Who ass shs SS S % % % ns
m % shall @ be be
r than sd asss .S. hSHs d9, Dos. for service any
IL lion n 1 '.g, a .as .ns . s S @ % guilty % any
dollars nor
city sell sa exchange n. .sr
s:r.s
~ the II: .s. .ss % and % a. fsss s S.
person
!.sI:: s1.. %s;
;. found .ny CITY
Clear Creek County
Be all Police Of
DOORS ss for the nasD es Obtaining
any amy and al having is S % n s9n udse or the
acc according ,S;. an. ms,n.
ss s J. % to @ f. % %
for a ss on enter the s:ee % 70 % n $ % De ssS
found @ % hsss" % Any % q or any sss .ah
81. % s.;: ,s %s;. .a cor" s
hundred dollars " ---
ARTICLE
Affecting and Quiet
Auyper who shall in
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ARTICLE ".
oHensss Relative to Property.

this horse
OF q
shall be deemed guilty OF
mdemeanor
bracket
thrown
be o =
public
otherwise hei
public Of Idaho
hchng
the public fof reasonable length OF time
able
q
the
which
dollars
hundred dollars
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ARTICLE II.


oMsnsss Affecting the Public Peace and Quiet
disturb Of others
By violent tumuiuous
calculated provoke breach OF the p.ce or snsn n
building premises
owned By him under his or control ns
conviction thereof be fined not less than nve oars nor
mcr doIlars
and persons Who sh. assemble
in
mutually DO unswfu act With force Or en sS g s.nss
the Of other who being tosseSsr % ,ns sucS
assembly shall not endeev prevent me
than hve dollars nor more nsn one
conviction thereof De nno
nvedo moret hundred dolas
house ale house saloon no
Of public order ana
dsordiy shall be deemed suy q
dollar nor more hundred dollars
congenoe or
The neeng Snail pe deeed eoy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ARTICLE VIII.
CuHew.

under the of fifteen years who shall be or
in
eight o'clock the evening and Ave O'Clock
legal custody
other having
streets alleys
public places betw aforesaid
having the legal care ana
of
public
more thante en- onense
| ymadet the du Marshal
butt
instituted under
conviction of minor under .nis run
of ordinances Inconsistent with the p
his Ordlnanc are
by the
OF A. d. 1905
e
BRANDSTETTER
Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ARTICLE v.
Firearms and Expleeives.

Section Any person of
mdemeanor
be .
Of
nrst tauthosf By .
in
Provided
ARTICLE
Aesnsto oMeial Authority.
City falsely himself 70 be an
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ARTICLE VII.
Migrants.

able to work and himself in honest
public leading
a
a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02


be nned not les. Ave than three hundred
ectng the escape make attempt to effect the escape OF any p.T rom
furnished delivered
conviction
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02
ARTICLE vi.

omsasss Against ofsetal Authority.
shall City falsely represent hir
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-02

CHAS. BRANDsTETTER.
City Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19

that IL was ike those-those other
women in the camp. And what are
you thinking of me now? Do you
dare to dream that the king" Turn
ing, she confronted the old warrior
fiercely 9Th rkel Jarl, | ask you to
tell the Lord of Ivarsdale as quick
as you can WI It the king wants with
me-"
That | will not do" the Jarl said
quickly. "Yo1 know no prudence,
maiden. II Lord of Ivarsdale is
also English; a mishap might occur
if"
She flung the words at him; Il care
not II lose Canute his crown! II you
will not risk g. ! will tell him that
the king settles tonight with Edric
of Mercia and his men, and that it is
to witness the punishment of my kins-
mems murderer that he has sent Cor
me. AS for my camp life. ask Rothgar
himself. or Eligiva, or the king, or
any soldier of The host! OF them all,
you alone have thought such thoughts
OF me-" She flung up her hands
against him in kind of heart-broken
rage. You! To whose high-minded-
ness trusted everything | have!" +"
Hiding her face. she ran from them,
sobbing. into the house.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
Greatest in the World.

Arlington. Ind, Dec. 5th.-tSpeciaD
Mr.. w. A. Hysong. the photogra-
pher, who moved here recently from
Sapp, KY, is firmly of the opinion that
Dodds Kidney Pills are the greatest
Kidney Remedy the world has ever
known.
In the years 1901 and 1902" says
Mr.. Hysong, 'and for some time be-
fore | was afflicted with Kidney Trou.
Bile. My joints were sore and stiff
and | finally get so bad could not
turn in bed without assistance. In the
Spring of 1903 was induced, by a
friend. to try Dodd's Kidney Pills and
after using one and one-halt boxes
was and am still completely cured.
Several of my neighbors. too. used
Dodd's Kidney Pills and in every case
they did as recommended"
Cure the early symptoms OF Kidney
Disease, such as Backache, with
Dodd's Kidney Pills and you viii new
er have Bright's Disease.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
eIee,rieity In south America,

In proportion TO the very limited
population. wealth and general indus.
trial development Of South America
that grand division Of the earth has
been making remarkable progress In
the application Of electricity TO light
ing cities and towns and operating
many kinds OF power plants. There
are two great factors in bringing
about this free use OF one Of the most
interesting forces Of applied science.
one Is the high cost OF coal, which
has been imported from England, as
a rule. and has been made very eX.
Deusiye BY freight charges, especially
IN the interior Of the continent The
other Il the uneven surface OF most
of the country. With great number
Of deep valleys, mountain chains. and
swift streams from the size OF great
rivers down to small torrents in the
Andes Much Of the water which falls
as rain seeks the sea in ways that
make the use Of the power Of streams
10 generate electricity very easy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
CAN'T PRONOUNCE OWN NAMES
'cireneester" Has at Less, Five Pso-
nUncistiors IN England.

~HOw should Cirencester be pro
uOunced2" ! am asked.
Wei. this is rather a difficult ques-
ton 70 answer. II probably has al
many versions as the town of Rheims,
u the name Of the immortal Samuel
Pepys. Having soJOurned so FIRE
lueNtly in that plessantest of GlOu
cesteSshire towns. suppose ] ough,
to knox something about It. But
when ! cDsise TO think shout u. con.
Tess am somewhat puzzled.
First Of all. there Is the name az
spelled. That Il in general use In Lon
don, and usually adopted by those
who never visit the township.
Then you have Chester This Ger
tsinly has antiquity to recommend IT.
An earnest Shakesperean reminds me
that Bolingbroke says toward tho con
clusion OF King Richard IT.: Our
town Of Chester in Gloucestershire. %
Furthermore. yOu have the name
pronounced as rhyming both to Bills
ter and to visitor. and there Is also
the latest version wherein--in hsr.
mony with the time-saving and word
clipping habits OF the day-the title oi
the town IL shortened to Ciren.-Lon
don Graphic.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
CHAPTER nnvl.-continued.

Anger leaped from the young
mobiles eyes as. in his turn, be came
between her and the Jarl He said
forcefully. NO one shall ash anything
Of you that you do not want. nor shall
any king compel you. Yet ! think I
have a right to know what his will
is with you"
You have not" the Dane contra
.ficted. DO you think the kings pur-
poses are to be opened to the sight
OF every Angle who becomes his man
End this talk, maiden, and give me
your promise TO be obedient"
She gave IL in a cry OF despair. Il
must-I know musti" then sought
to make peace with her lover by lay
ing caressing hands on his breast.
But for once the Etheling's will did
not bend to her coaxing; his mouth
was doggedly set as he looked down
upon her. Il trust 10 man do not
know" he answered, "and | do not
know Canute the man. You have no
cause TO reproach ne with lack OF
faith in you, Randalin. for when every
happening-even your own words
made IL appear as If ii were love for
Rothgar Lodbroksso1 which brought
you into the camp. , looked into your
eyes and believed them against all
else"
Love for Rothgar Lodbroksson? ?"
she repeated, drawii z back. Then
you did believe that could love Roth.
gar?' Her voice TO sharply. You
believed that ] followed him,"
Too late he saw what he had done
II said that | did net believe IT," he
cried hastily. What | thought a,
first in my bewildernent-that could
not be called belief.
But she did not sec n to hear his ex
PLANTATION as she stood there gazing
at him, her mind l'lping lightning
like from point to point. TT was that
which made you bel eve so strangely
in the garden" she said, and she
spoke each phrase With kind ol
breathless finality You though,
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AFRAID to bear my deeds And let Nor
man Leofwinesson die with his lord
for the Staying of Erode of Avail
comb"
A roar of hideous sound-a con-
fusion of overturned lights, of screech-
ing servants, of writhing struggling
bodies-above it all, the vision of that
glittsring axe poised in the air--ther
flashing Notwithstanding recol.
lections blurred. ran together, and
faded out in broken snatches.
She recalled brief space of some
thing like sleep-walking as the SOL
diers led her through branching cor
ridors to this room, and fetched for
her attendant the only woman avail
able, wench they had taken from
trencher-washing in the royal kitch-
en-. She remembered irritably re-
jecting the woman's clumsy services
and sending her to sleep on her pal.
let, while she herself walked to and
fro with her surging thoughts until
sheer physical exhaustion forced her
to throw herself upon the bed. After
that she remembered-nothi
Il anu glad that | did not disgrace
my kin by screaming or fainting," she
reflected now. as she raised herself
stifiiy. Il am glad | did that much
credit TO my name" She flushed as
her hand, touching the pillow, found
IL wet, and for an instant the bearing
of her head was less erect. Il do
not remember what | dreamed" she
murmured, but full well | know that
it was not because Norman LeJf.
winesson is slain that | shed tears in
my sleep" For while she dropped
there, her eyes on the open window
outside of which a robin was singing
blithely among the cherries. But all
at once she seized the pillow with a
kind of fierceness. and turned 1t over
and piled the others on top of It. cry
ing under her breath, How dared
he, How dared he! ! will shed no
tears for him while I am awake. |
will remember only that | am my
fathers daughter and the Lady of
Avalcomb."
Proudly as became an Odal-woman
she followed the page when he came
to call her. to the royal presence. The
great stone hall in which the king
awaited the arrival of his Norman
bride was the same room in which he
had feasted the night before, but
tables and dishes now were gone,
gold-weighted tapestries hung once
more over the door by which Edric
of Norway had made his entrance.
and a rich-hued rug from an eastern
loom lay over the spot where she had
seen the axe rise and fall.
Forcing herself to tread the rug
with steady step, she came where the
king stood by an open window. He
was as changed as the room. though
in honor OF his bride he wore again
state robes OF silk and cloth-of-gold.
for the fire OF the Northern lights was
gone out OF his face. leaving 1t dull
and lusterless.
His ward courtesied deeply before
him. For your justice. King Canute,
give you thanks drawn from the
bottom Of my heart" she said.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
een iarrIson's Re loInder.

Many of the choicest bits of re.
partee In our history are to be found
In the field of politics. Every school.
boy is familiar with the saying of Benja.
min Franklin. as the group of anxious.
faced, yet loyal, men stood around TO
sign the immortal declaration of In
dependence: Now we must all hang
together. or Wen all hang separate.
ly." But the rejoinder of the signer,
BENJAMIN Harrison. to the above wit.
ticism Is not so well known. Harri.
son. a portly man, looking down over
his ample proportions, replied: Yes,
but when they drop us on at ropes
end. some of you lightweights will be
kicking and suffering long after I'm
done for"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19

4 welcome you to your own. Lacy
Of Avaicomb." he answered as he re-
turned her saluistion. Leaning
against the window frame he stood
long while looking at hrr In silence
% long that she was ,vartled when at
asst he spoke. yet for the good oil
the realm. must lay on your odal one
burden. Frode's daughter
"whaS is that, King?'
1T Is that before the year is out
YOU take a husband who shall be able
to defend your land in time OF need .
Her white cheeks went very red
before him and then grew very pale
again. while her breast rose and Tell
convulsively. But she elasped her
hands over IL as though to still its
protest and, suddenly. she flung mp
her head in a kind OF trembling de-
aance. What does IL matter? King.
| know what a Danish woman owes
her race. Choose YOU the man and
this shall. like other things, be as
you wish.'
IL was evident that her answer took
him by surprise, for he bent from the
wall to observe her. Il choose! he
repeated. Have you theh II"
choice?"
She tried to say NO; she tried
desperately to say II; but already her
courage was crumbling under her All
at once she took her hands from her
breast to hold them out pleadingly,
and her voice was broken: Lord, let
me go back TO Avalcomb-now-to'
day!"
Wherefore today" he asked. 81
had thought you would remain here
for awhile and get honor from
Queen Emma" A moment he looked
away from her. out of the window al
| the drifting clouds. Il can tell you
Frode's daughter, that while she Is
noble in her birth, she is still nobler
| in her mind" he said gravely. Lit
| tie would there be in her service fol
YOU TO take ILL., ! think II possible
that she might be highly helpful tt
you. There is that about her which
makes the good in one come out ant
bask like a snake in the sun, while
/ the evil sinks away shadow-iike-
She interrupted him with cry tha
| was half a sob. Lord King, ! canno
bear il to see more people that arr
strange to me! Since left my faith
ers house have felt the starkness o
strangers, and now--now ! can endure
ii no longer My heart within me i
as though it were brz:ised black an'
blue. Let me go back where al
know me-where none will hold M
OH at arms length to challenge n
with his eyes, but all love me AM
place faith in me because they know
me. Lord, give me leave to go hom
pray it of you! Beseech it OF you!
Entreating, she would have fallen a
his feet if he had not caught he
hands and stayed her.
(To be continued)
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fsithfulness TO you thai afterwsrd
destroyed him.
Out OF the stiffness that followed
a voice cried. Are you mad?" and
there was the grating Of chairs thrust
hastily back. But. after a great
wrench. her heart stood still within
her as through the madness she per
ceiyed the purpose. As well as Edric
Of Mercia she knew that the young
Vikings vulnerable point was his
longing for his own self-esteem, a
craving so unreckoning in its fervor
that-should he have the guilty con
sciousness the traitor counted on
rather than endure mis- own reproach
for cowardice he would be equal to
the wild brazenness OF finging the
avowal in the teeth OF his assembled
court. Her pulses began to pound in
a furious dance as the same fash Of
intuition showed her the rock upon
which the Gamers andacious steering
was going to wreck him.
For no skulking guilt was in the
face of the new king Of England as
he met the startled glances, but In
stead kind OF savage Joy that widen
ed his nostrils and drew his lips away
from his teeth In a terrible smile.
Now much do | thank whatever
god has moved you to open speech,
he said, for with every fiber Of my
body have | long wanted to requite
you for that faithfulness. Knowing
| that you were coming tonight to ask
it. have the reward ready. Never
was recompense given with a better
will" Leaping to his feet. he hurled
the goblet in his hand against the op
| posite wall so that it was shattered
| on the stone behind the embroidered
hangings. At the signal the tapestry
was lifted, and in the light stood
Eric of Norway, leaning on a mighty
! battle-axe. To him the king cried in
loud voice, all the irony gone from
! il, leaving It awful as the voice o.
! Thor at Ragnarok. do your worl
/ where all can see you, Eric Jarl. tha
no man shall accuse me of beint
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
"Outarowina Defects

II is a very common saying that a
child will ''outgrow" physical defects,
and this appears in many cases 90 be
true. AS children approach the age Of
IL or IA wonderful reconstruction
begins both physically and mentally,
and many times small defects disap-
pear and habits change The girl ap-
proaches womanhood. the boy man
hood, and they are filed with new
ambitions and aspirations, usually TO
accomplish some great and wonderful
deed 1t is the time for careful train
ing, for sympathy from the parents.
and for help to "outgrow" any defects
of mind or body.-Exchange
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-01-19
A DEAN DispeIIed.

ThaEe was once an observing young
woman who took note of the fact
that the men seemed to be abashed
when in the presence of the maid who
ruled the kitchen.
So she went to cooking school and
took a thorough course in culinary
science, graduating with honors.
On time she married man, and
she insisted upon getting the meals
herself.
But, alas, instead of standing in
awe of her and allowing her to boss
the house he was quarrelsome and
dictatorial, and she was little better
than slave.
At last she threw herself at his feet
and begged him to tell her why a
man was not as much afraid of his
wife as he was of the cook.
Huh" he responded. I'm not
afraid you'll quit your job and disor.
ganize the household system"
This shows us that conditions knock
the plausiiblity out of theories right
along.