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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-09
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In she District conrt. second Ju icisi his
trici " the eiste Of idaho in and Tor the
county If Neg Perez
cora hogers. plants v y. : Rogers. defend
snL
The slate ~ idaho 20 y = Rogers defendant.
You are hereby moulded that there il nov on
fle in the once Of abe clerk " the District
Court 81 the second Judicial District 81 THE ssid
state. in aud for the county Of Ncf fcrcc, st
lewiston. the complaint Of the above named
piAiutf. wherein Judgment Il demanded
rsaintt you that the bonds Of matrimouN nov
and heretofore existing between plsintin aud
defendant be dissolved on the grounds OF er-
trcne cruelty.
And you are also notified that unless you sp.
pear and answer TO said complaint within ten
dayt after the service hereof II served within
Nss Perez county and within twenty days "
served out Of said county but within said
judicial district and within forty days ~
served ont Of said district. exclusive Of the
DAY Of fcryicel the plninuH viii take default
sesinss you sud apply to the court for the re.
lief demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal 81 the
District Court II the second Judicial District
Of the state Of Idaho, IN and for the County Of
Nes Perez. this soth Gay Of February, a. y.
1905. J. X Lyon. CLERK.
~ Gro. Fsn. Deputy.
n MCtto~Atp ATTORNEY for rialntff
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior. land once a,
Lewiston. Idaho, January -. tpnS.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler hes hled notice OF his intention
TO make fnsl proof IN support Of his claim
and that said proof viii he made before ". ".
Hammcil. u. Z. Commissioners, At Ncspsrce,
Idaho, on March Is. 1895. via;
fkTfH JOHNSON.
Of Nesperre. Idaho. for the NJ nwA sec Is,
tvps fnf Lob IN.
iienames the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of .sid land. viz
}. Talbot Price. Eric Rcst. Henry sullivan
and Kdgsr Booth, all Of Nespercc, Idaho.
J. n. west, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-09
NTT"FT- = y y TT7TTFT7I77 NTFTE
NM publication f.brasfy >. 1905.
NOTICE no BuILD SIDEWALK


Notice . atrsby given 20 the owners 81 ali
iofs ahutfiug on both sifes 81 Second Ave.
nre sbd irlng between Pine street and MAJ.
nut street thence west along the wesi eide u
rlort lfihg between ftrst kvence and
Serond Avenue IN The town Of Nesperce,
Nssfefrt counsf, idaho fhst pursuant 20 res
oiution adopted By the board 81 trustees OF said
town sidewalk has hcen ordered constructed
"a Aforesaid on the streeis and avenues
herein mentioned. within 20 DAYS from date Of
this notice said sidewalks are ordered under
The provisions ~ Ordinances No. and 10 81
estd tov n sna ofdiusnccs snendstofy thersof.
sid eslss shall be couttruc;cd a. foilowsi
-in feet In width. There shall he three
sfflneere. each 1tf lnrhes. running parallel
Nth the street. and covered sith plsn&s one
snd hall inches shick and sit iacres vide,
said plank to be nailed down with not less
thsn SorcnnY nails ana AL plsnks shall re-
ceise not lefs than sit nails The outside
stfinFcf shail he laid not less than two inches
from end - rlsrks pointing toward the center
II the street and fAid stringert 10 be placed Al
equal distances under said uaik. The top ~
the Sidewalk shall tc 81 least eve inches abovr
the level Of the established grades Of the
street. nv oHpHH or TAR ThusrEEs-
Asfesss y ". MrrcHrit. CLERK
Fffst publication February p 1906
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-09
NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK

Notlcs is arrrby given 70 The owners ~ al
iats atuflnf Ca thc csfi side % cedar
street AID lsius bCiNcer fliih Avenue aad
Alfhth kfrrue. thence wet along The north
slce Of "a Ave-. - Magic 80 Va fhr town az Aes-
f.sfcs, Nes icfrs county. Idaho. that ruf
suant 60 resolution adopted b. the board o.
trustees 81 said iuea Sidewalk has t~cn
ordered ronstfnrtsd aiufessid on ths
several ttfsEta aua avenues Arrcln mentioned.
within a. aafa ffsln date - this noflne. sid
fldosAiks are ordered under the provisions 81
orlirsrtss 80 and a - said foep and
orsiiuahccs snendai1ry thsfcoi. sid ss4ts
shsil he clusifGcfrd folin~ei tlk feet m
sidfh. There shall b. fhree sffiHFeft. each
TAT luctea. ganhiuF parallel with the street,
Aad covered vita riKnk one and one-hsif
inches tAlrt stl1 IA inches wide. said pisnks
70 - nslled down With not icss fhsu twenty
peunf nails snd ali plenks shsll receive not
Ices than Ia nxils The outside strinsef shall
- laid not isss thsu t~o inches from end 81
7Isnts pcintirf towards The rruisr 81 the
street. s1d said stflnsefs TO be placed 81 -. cal
distances uncsf ssld wall The Top 81 The
Sidewalk shall - At least ave inches above
The level 81 The esta biished srSde 81 The street
~ ONnHH o. TIA Tsrs1rp
Attest; =. ". NfTcnri4. cicrk
flrsf Publication febfusfy ,. 1905.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-03-09

CIRCLE OF W. OF w.-RESER.
~ walton Banner Camp No. ss7,
meets in the Odd Fellows hall on
the End and 4thTuesday Teach month.
LOUISE BArSBRIDeE, G. N.
MARGARET II. CoBuRN, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
Man Who Stole SOL 900 from the
Adams Express Company Con.
TESS Everything.
He SAYS MONEY IS ALL INTACT


Bridgeport Conn, oct Backward
G. Cuullne, the Adams Express con-
panys cmpoye, who disappeared from
Plttsburg, Pa with Slol0ol in cash.
was arrested here today He made
confession and expressed his willing
ness TO return at once TO Pittsburg lie
declared that the money which he took
was intact and that II could be re-.
stored but he declined 10 ton until his
return to Pittsburg, whore it is hidden,
on his person, when arrested WAS
found 1890 iu cash
In the presence of supt Birmingham,
Detective Thronhill, Henry curtis, the
local agent of the Adams Express COM
uany and Capt. Arnold Of the Bridge.
port detective force, Cuntifle admitted
that he took the money.
Five minutes after ] took the money
! was sorry" said Cuulifte, but IT, was
too late to DO anything what can you
expect from "a man getting a salary Of
only SOS a month and handling thous-
auds Of dollars day. / was tempted
aud | fell. have handled larger
sums / remember once when I had
$4,000 I'm cash, l was tempted then
but 1 thought II over ana decided Co be
honest"
The robbery for which Cunime Is
wanted i'm Pittsburg was committed on
the night Of oct. 3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
MUTUAL'S HOUSE AT ALBANY.
Vouchers for Legal Expenses Used to
Collect Funds for Its Main.
tainauce
FURTHER DISCLOSURES EXPECTED
Richard A. NeCurdy Again on stand
Questioned Regarding the comyauy's
Relations With Other cOucerus.

Nm. y..t. ~. 50 ,r, ..,,.,,,.-.
1'' "7 p''S'p'l'y
OF an arrest LOT perjury in The evidences
given before the legislative Insurance.
investigauug committee increased tbs
;,t.,... a.. ,5..,.
''' ''''' S1hs'oh Oh 'haJ COM
nlt,ee. Expectation OF an arrest grew
on. of the action of the committee ves-
tor4av whom As.t Mist ,t,. pa,,d a..
.t. ...,...,., '''''''
'"' '"''' u''o" OF we 'esumony OF
George j. Plunk.tt, who had declared
he ala not sign q voucbar fot, yqni for
1s,.l o,,,,.,.o- D.. .,,i.,. A.. ..... ~.
.''..-' W. "''''H "'' "a"'o VIZ
dN'n'hed' Inc voucher had been paid
by the Mutual Life Insurance company.
This evidence Was r,llov.od Ia. 500.
mopv shaving fh7f other vourScrs Ca,
legal eypauseS ha5 b,a, ,,s,1 ~, noi,,r.
funds from the Mutual RIO rnsnrsnc,
cOmpauy for the pairtnu,,,,c - ,
house AZ Albany. where tbr NTntuuI
Life Insurance comuany's AGENT yVas
quartered and where members of tba
legislative Insurance committee yya4
entertained.
Further disclosures an This line vara
anticipated tOday.
When the hearing was resumed TODAY
Richard 4. McCurdv. president NJ The
Mutual Life Insurance company was
recalled to resume his testimony as IN
the connection Of the Mutual Insurance
company with the trust con,panies
which were being investigated when ina
committee adjourned vesterday
4 list Of bonds and storkg owned Nv
the Mutual Life Insurance coupany
june 30, 1906. was presented for idontI.
ncatOn and then the relations M the
Mutual Life Insurance company with
the United States Mortgage & TRUST
company We're taken up. The Mutual
Life Insurance company was interested
IN the original acquisition of the char
ter Of this company, Mr. McCurdy said,
but not exclusively. because II was de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

Bombay Nov q They viii stay IN
India until March, visiting the principal
cities and native states and receiving
the chiefs and princes on behalf OF
King Edward. The exchange OF cere-
monlal presents viii be dispensed with
and consequently no presents win be
accepted by the prince and princess
while on their tour
The departure of Lord Curzou OF
Kedlcston, the yictroy who resigned
Aug 20, owing to the bitter feeling be-
tween the viceroy and Lord Kitchener,
the commandments Of the forces
I'm India, and who viii be succeeded by
the Earl Of Minto was postponed In
view OF the fact that King Edward de-
sired Lord Curzon 20 remain and off,
cially welcome the Prince and Princess
Of Wales.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
GEN. DAVIS REPORT
shows IS Commissioned Officers
Convicted; IS Acquitted.

Washington, oct 1.-the annual rec
port Of Gen, George b, Davis Judge
advocate general Of the army shows
that of the commissioned officers tried
during the last year by general COURT
martial 30 We're convicted and IS ac-
quilted. Three cadets and 1893 en-
listed men were convicted. while 356
men were acquitted. The total num-
Der of trials before general court-mar-
tial of 1880 cases shows an Increase "
t5l cases over last year. THIS increase
a. mainly due 20 the fact that 70 large
number Of deserters have been ap.
pretended and brought 10 trial, the
number of convictions for dcsertion be-
Ing lao this year an increase Of $40
This gain Is chiefly due 20 the increase
of the reward paid 10 all civil officers
FOR the apprehension of descrters, in
ducins greater vigilance on their part
The number OF men sentenced to dis
honorable discharge was 2,520
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
A LADY OF MEANS SMUCCLER
CAUGHT BY SPECIAL AGENT.

Washington oct l9.-Spccial agents
Of the treasury department recently
succeeded I'm locating a valuable dia-
moud neckIlce which was struggled
into the country ana securing a large
amount Of customs duties which the
owner sought 20 evlde Some weeks
ugo the treasury officials received In
formation that a lady of means living
I'm New York had purchased abroad 10
nucklacc for which she paid $4,000,
and had succeeded in getting II
through the line OF baggage inspectors
az New York. Her name and resi-
donce were given 20 the customs Of
fcials and men went promptly TO work
on the case.
on calling at her house it was learn
ed that she had gone TO Philadelphia,
where they followed her From Phila-
dclphia she went to Chicago, and from
there TO Boston, thence to New York
again. the customs officers In close pur-
suit, She was finally found I'm % New
York thcater.
When approached the woman said
that the diamonds In the necklace she
then wore were not genuine and plead
ed TO the officers not to publicly dis
grace her by making the arrest In the
thoater promising to surrender TO
ll4Nll lllr llHAhldi' sic lllA llH' AltA l|i
Europe n they would call at her resi-
donce the following morning.
This arrangement was agreed 10, bu-
on the officers goiug to her house the
next morning the woman was not 90
be found. Her attorney, however, later
called at the customs house and In her
name, paid to the officials about $4,000
which represented the duties properly
chalgoable ON the jewels and the add
ed penalty
New York, oct. lS-Collector Suaua-
han said tonight
1T is true that "A certain woman
succeeded In smuggling a pearl neck.
lace by the custom inspectors, but the
necklace Is I'm my possession
THE necklace, which Is Of pearls. Is
worth between S2OOOO and $22 0OO ace
cording to our appraiser Duty ON IL,
calculated at GO per cent, would be
about $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
IS NOW A CAPTAIN.
Lieut. 2 Leroy Bourne Of Troop A Pro.
NOTED Last Night

Lieutenant r.. Leroy Bourne Of troop
a. y. g, T.. was last night elected cap
tain I'd. the troop, TO succeed Capt A,
w. Game Jr who resigned shortly af-
ter The last onoampmont Lieutenant
Boun. was the unanimous choice Of
the troop, which IS now the strongest
in membership II has been for several
wears, numbering IS men.
As first Lieutenant TO succeed the new
captain, W II Shea, formerly second
lieutenant, was moved forward The
vacancy for second lieutenant still re-
mains to be- filled, az there are three
candidates Tor the place, and the vote
last night failed To pick winner. The
choice viii be made as a postponed
election two weeks from last night,
Can't Bourne has served two enlist
ments Iu the Signal corps and ono IN
the troop, while Lieut. Shea was form
rrlv member of the Fourth United
States cavalry.
The troop is now approaching its
maximum membership of 60 men, and
expects TO have that number before the
winter season fairly gets started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Gems to Amount of Ten Thou.
sand Missing.

New York. oct l9.-Thc robbery Of
diamonds valued at $4,000 from tho
wife OF George W. Hoadley at the
buckingham hotel last Tuesday even
ing was announced by the police to-
day. George W Hoadley Is a brother
OF Joseph W. Hoadloy, the promoter
and nuauCIer.
The robbery occurred while Mrs. and
Mrs. Hoadley were at the theater A
former hellhov Of the Buckingham and
a waiter were arrested IN connection
with the robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
w. p. Crenshaw in Asylum

chicago oct. ~ William r. Cren-
shaw. whose disappearance from thu
Del Prado hotel late in August caused
o sensation rs now iu the insane asy-
um at Kaukukee. lie was sent theI.
by order Of Judge Carter of the county
court six weeks ago, but as the hear
ing was private the decision was not
given out
Mr. Crenshaw was general agent for
the Connecticut Mutual Life lnsuranc"
company and previous "a that was dis.
uict manager Tor the standard Oh
company IN North Dakota.
His insanity took the form OF de-
fusion that he was rich and shovel
itself strongly i'm his habit of sending
lengthy kilograms and holding frequent
long distance telephone conversations
with his friends throughout the coun-
try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
WINS HIGH HONORS.
Carl a. Bsdyer Elected President Of
Class at Washington University.

word has been received in this city
from Washington that Carl \. Badger
private secretary 90 Senator smoot has
again won high hUuors In his class az tho
George Washington university. He was
recently elected president OF the senior
class Of the institution whorc he has bocn
studying law for the past TWO years This
is tho highest honor I'm the class, and
was Nou by him over two other candi-
dates Last year Nh Badger won the de-
batting contest I'm the junior class and was
Badger, who Is iu this city today roce,v.
rd message from Washington extend
mp congratulations 10 bor upon the cleo
ton of her husband 20 The highest office
Goo his class.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
MeCurdy Won't Rssien

New York, Oct 1a--Rlchard \. Nc
Curdy, president OF the Mutual Lie In
surance company mad, the following
statement today.
81 have not intimated that J intend
ed 10 resign as president Of the Mutual
life Insurance company ana have no
Intention OF so doing. was elected
president until June next ana nothing
can or WIN drive me OUT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

Nebraska City Neb., oct. IA Mis-
souri, Pacific freight train crashed
through q bridge between Weeping
water and Nchawka today. Instantly
killing Engineer b. F. Young and Fire
man William Sheffield The engine
and several cars were greci9itated Is
feet into the stream, crushing the en-
Einser TO death. The train carried a
passenger coach, but Il did not leave
the rails, and no passengers were hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
NOW PUMPING WATER.
Two Shifts Of Men Put on in Emigration
Canyon Today.

Two shifts of mon were placed on the
pump m Emigration canyon today by
supt Of W0t,rworks Hines and from now
ON during tEe winter season tho pump
win be- run night and day This step was
taken none too soon az tho recent cold
weather has caused the canyon streams to
freeze mp and their flow has decreased
considerably Word was received from
Farlays canyon this morning that tho
creek had frozen up some and the amount
of water flowing into The c.ys conduit
was accordingly decreased 90 certain
extent
The pumps NO Utah lake have been clos.
GO down for the season for the reason
that tdo irgJtug season has closed The
doubling Of the SHIFTS On Emigration cane
yHr win double the supply of water from
O. at source and the tutrC flow will now
roach about 100000 gallons pen day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
NOTABLE SUGAR PARTY.
Vice President Thomas Of the American
Rsfsing Company 70 Arrive Tonight

w. y. Thomas, viCo.prcsident OF the
American Sugar Refining company and
a party Of friends win arrive I'M salt
Lake tonight, spend tomorrow In sight
seeing. and resume their trip eastward
I'm the morning, joining President Have.
meyer, who passed through last week,
I'm Denver Mn Thomas is accompanied
10y his wife, his daughter, Miss Helen
Thomas Mn Horace Havemnyer. and
Misses Adelaide and +. Hayemeyer, son
and daughters of President H1yumeyer
The party vlll be entertained hy Mr.
p. r. cutler during their Salt Lake
stay,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
IDAHO rosrHAsTER5 APPOINTED

Special 10 the 'NevsD
Washington d. c., oct. l9-Idaho
postmastcrs appointed:
Forest, Ncz Perez county Joseph
South. vice s. Parker resigned; POST
falls, Eoo,erai county A. T.. Jcrman.
vice 4. D. Manor removed. RUSSELL
Nez Pcrta county, Samuel Mclean,
vice James W. Reid resigned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
Japanese Army Reorganization.

Toxic, Oct 10, p. nit Is believed
that the fourteenth and sixteenth d.
visions Of guards viii be sent to the
LAO Tung peninsula and the thirteenth
ana fifteenth divisions TO Korea. A re-.
organization Of the army on the corps
basis instead Of the division IL being
strongly advocated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
Yellow Fever Report.

New Orleans. oct. 19,--New cases Of
yellow fever since p, m Wednesday,
three. Total cases to date 3.343
Death, none Total deaths 43j,
There have been no deaths reported
In the past SO hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
PRINCE OF WALES
lie and Princess Starts for six
Months Tour of India.

London, oct l9..-The Prince and
Princess Of Wales started on their six
months tour OF India today, King
Edward, Queen Alexandra. the NOM
bers OF the family and the cabinet min
listers, bade them farewell az the rail-
road station,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

The Prince and Princess Of Wales are
going overland TO Genoa, Italy, whore
they will embark on the British battle
ship Remove, which s due to arrive at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
PRESIDENT IN
NORTH CAROLINA
cODgratulates People not Only Upon
Their Past but Upon Their
Present,
DISCUSSES RAIL WAY QUESTION.

lafper Powers for Interstate Com
MERGE Commission Must b, Square
Deal for Rich aud Poor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

nd You Can Afford to Pay a Few DOL
lars More for a Thing low and
Then. Than is Necessary, Then You
Can Afford to Overlook the Ads, Now
and Then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NOT EASY.

Sell-goNernmont is not an easy thing.
only those communities are nj for il
IN which the average individual prac-
uses the virtue Of seIf-command Of
seli-restraint, OF wise ais.nterestadness
combined with wise seif-interest. wher-
the individual possesses common sense,
honesty and courage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19
LOOKING TO FUTURE.

And now | want 10 say a word to
you on a special subject IN which all
the country Is concerned, but In which
North Carolina has "a special concern
Inc preservation OF the forests is vital
to the welfare Of every country China
ana the Mediterranean COUNTRIES offer
example Of the terrible effect Of de-
Ioreslatlon upon the physical geogra-
phy and therefore ultimately upon the
national well-being, OF the nations one
OF the most obvious duties which our
generation owes 10 the generations that
are 10 come after us is 20 preserve tlo
existing forests. The prime difference
between civilized and unclyillzed peo.
Pies is that IN civilized peoples each
generation works not only for IT'S own
Well-bo!ng, but for the wcll-beng Of
the generations yet unborn, and II we
permit the natural resources OF this
land TO be- destroyed so that we hand
over to our children q heritage dimln.
ished In value We thereby prove our un.
fitness TO stand In the forefront of civ
iliacd peoples one Of the greatest of
these hcritages is our forest wealth It
Is the upper attitudes of the forested
mountains that are most valuable 10
the nation as O whole. especially be-
cause of their effects upon the water
supply
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

The man must be decent IN his home
liie' his private life, OF course; but this
is not by itself enough The man Who
RAJ IS TO be- honest and brave both In his
political franchise and in his private
business contributes 10 political and
s,cia, anarchy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-19

n Knowing Where TO Get Il Is An Ad. -.
vantage, When Going 10 Buy Some.
thing, Then You May Start Hall
Hour Later II You Have Read the
Ads.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-17
GorreDoa0ancer
GeOar Sails, Sa.

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