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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07

9th, 1905:
ROOM NO. 2.
No. Enrolled .......... 48
No. neither absent nor tardy 2s
Scholars ranking first in each
class
5th Grade Nettie Potter,
9th Grade John Kirk,
9TH Grade Jennie Baxter,
9th Grade-M Minnie McLerran.
9Th Grade Leila Hammond.
NOTES.
We, of the Challis Public
School, have organized Liter
airy Society, and also a fine base
ball club.
Visitors Miss Louise Bas-
com, County Supt., Mrs r.
Brasseur, Mrs. Bert Williams,
Miss Hazel Paul, Miss Gertrude
McKendrick, w. ]. Lamme, Clerk
of Board, M. M. Sweet. Carl
Arentson, of Rye Grass.
New Scholars :-Wm. Steph-
ems, of Challis creek; John An
derson, of Moore; VIM. Cameron
of Challis.
We had a very interesting
program Friday, Nov. 5rd, pre-
pared by the Fifth Grade, also a.
Geography contest between sid
es chosen from scholars of 5th
and 9th Grades. Leaders Clar-
ence Zilkey and Clarence Nc
Kendrick. Clarence Zilkey's
side won.
r. J. HARRY, Principal,
(By School Reporter. J
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07
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The Barber and Fisherman is
located on Main street, Challis,
where you can drop in and get
ANYTHING in the tonsorial line you
want to pay for. Thunder Mt.
tourists a specially
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07

Parties going out on the stages
will find this a convenient hotel
to stop at. as the drivers board
here. Meals always promptly
on time. Located one door
west of the telephone Office.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of the Challis Public
School for the month ending Oct.
9th, 1905: =
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-11-07

Board and Lodging at reasonable
rates. The tables are always
supplied with the best the
market affords. Good acom-
modations for travelling men
and the public.
Good Sample Rooms for
Commercial Men. " ss~
CHALLIS, IDAHO.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
BANDITS ROB
AND DYNAMITE
WESTERN TRAIN
Hold Up Engineer in Approved
Style and Blow Up
Express Car.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 3-The Great
Northern Overland train, which LEFT
Seattle at $50 O'Clock last night, was
held up and a baggage and express car
dynamted half a mile east OF Mile
Post TO- about Ave miles from Ballard
at s5 O'Clock, II was II before the
train pulled into Edmonds, and only
a meagre report was sent to the local
office.
50 far as known no one was killed,
but It Is reported that Charles Anter-
son, express messenger was slightly
injured. The robbers took the contents
Of the safe In the express car and fed
in an easterly direction,
The train was tagged near the brick.
yard and as the engineer slowed up two
men wearing raincoats and slouch hats
climbed over the ;eader and presented
revolvers at the engineers head When
the train was brought to a stop the
robbers wen, to the baggage car,
calling upon the messenger to open the
door The messenger refused, and a
heavy charge Of dynamite was placed
aglins' the door and exploded, The
car was wrecked. The safe was quickly
dynamlted, after which the rcst OF the
train was allo we'd 10 proceed.
Sheriff Smith and posse have start
ed In pursuit Of the robbers,
The evening world., 1905-10-03
SAY ACCUSER
ESCAPED FROM
DEVIL S ISLAND
Court HaIts Trial Of La Forgue
and Fisher to Investigate
Richards's Case.

The -rial Of Joseph la Forgue, a wait.
er Of No Pacific place, Brooklyn, and
Edward Fisher, a mechanic, OF 80. PSI
Wes. Twenty-siHth street on a charge
Of holding UP and robblng Eugene Rich.
ards, a cook, Of No 2Oo West Twenty
eighth street. came TO a sudden end TO-
day when the two defendants accused
Richards OF being an escaped murderer
from Devils Island, the French penal
set lement
II was on the night OF Sept that
Richards says he was held up by the
other two, His watch was aftsrwari
found In the possession of La Forgle.
The latter and his companion say that
they knew Richards and that they took
his watch and valuables from him for
safekeeping on the night in question
because ne was very drunk.
Assistant Distriot-Attorney Clerks
asked Recorder Goff to-day to adjourn
the trial because OF the rumors that
had reached him that Richards was an
escaped convict The Recorder asked
Richards about this, and he said St was
untrue, He had been out Of Franco tan
years, he said, and nins Of these had
been spent al Colon. He admitted an
acquaintance with the prisoners, but
said II was a slight one
La Forgue insisted that Kichards was
an escaped convict. He said that Rich
ards strangled a woman In Paris and
threw her body into the Seine, Fir this
ne said, he was sent TO Devils Island
for twenty years, but managed 10 ss-
cape. being the fourth man that ever
got away from that place. Ia Forgue
added that the mans body must bear a
brand. and (he Recorder had Richards
bare his arm, Nothing but a TATTOO
mark was found there, but La Rorgue
said that the usual place for branding
was the shoulder,
Recorder Gofr called the trial of and
lent the prisoners back to the Tombs.
Richards he sent TO the House Of De-
.ention pending an Investigation. The
police were directed TO notify the
Fronch Consul and find out how much
truth there Is in the charge against
Rioha rds.
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MOTHER or II
CHILDREN FREE

Mrs. Kate OBrlen forty years old.
wEo testified that she was the mother
Of seventeen children, ten OF them liy-
I iHg, was placed on trial before Judge
Newbu-g In General Sessions to-day
together with her eighteen year-old
/ daughter Annie, charged with assault
on Wavarly j. Williams, employed as
porter by City Marshal Lazarus, OF the
Harlem Court.
On sept 20 lazarus was given A dis
possess warrant obtained by the land
lord Of No 2Ol9 Third avenue, where
The OBriens lived lie took Williams
with him and served II.
Williams picked up wash boiler. cov.
cred on the bgttcm with SCOT, and placed
1t on a clean white rug. The daughter.
Annie, protested and the porter ac-
cording to .he evidence, nsulted her
Her brother, Thomas, sixteen, said,
Don't insult my sister"
The porter struck hin, but Thomas
cllnched with him, and the man bin
hlm Mrs, OBrlen and Annie went to
the rescue, and Mrs OBrien struck
MIN on the head with a glass preserve
dsh and Gu; his scJlp Lazarus ran 10
the street yelling for the police.
The police came, and on seeing the
p'rterS condition placed Mrs. O'bHen
aud 1er d2ugater under arrest They
were tlkCn ~ Harlem Court and later
ind ted for assault In the. frst degrea,
punishahla. by ten Years imDrisonment.
To-dIN thew were put On trial before
Judge Newburgcr, and the jury heard
dict Of Not guilty was returned. Mrs.
o'Brien and her daughter were dis
The evening world., 1905-10-03
PLANT" FOUND
BY 0 'BR|EN IS
NO GREEN One
Police Captain StealthlyRaids
Secret Office Of Detective
PetroSino.
CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS;
or,
PETROSINO'S REVENGE.
(By Bill Butts. the Boy De. ectiveJ
Chapter |.

Police Commissioner McAdoo sat alone
IN his private office, Tie vun from the
press clipping bureau had Just de-
parted
AT last" unused the Commissioner, Il
have the Black Hand in my grasp. It
cannot escape Petrosno."
My Secret italian Investigation Blu
reau will make me great with Peuo-
sino at the head no Italian criminal
can escape,
That was a shrewd move OF mine
putting P2trosino and his men in a pri-
vate office away over at No, l10 Waver-
lev place, None knows where he is
located but himself bis trusty men and
me Even the Charles street precinct
police arc In ignorance Of the fact that
Petrosno Is in their midst
Suddenly the door opened slightly and
Private Sec retary Howell stepped In.
Chapter II,
Capt. John j. O'Bricn had Just been
transferred TO the Charles street sta ton
from Greenpoint,
He had been in the precinct for eleven
days and had been lost In Greenwich
Village only seventeen times
lie longed for action.
The only report he had made 10
Headquarters was that some practical
The evening world., 1905-10-03
STENOCRAPHER
THE BRIDE OF
MILLIONAIRE
Southerner Who Came North
to Wed Brokers' Daughter
Lost Heart to Poor Girl.

| PATTERSON. n. j., Oct. S.-Mlss
Helen Van Nimwsgen, OF this city. was
married to-day to Augustine Meaher,
Southerner, Of Mobile, Ala, who is re-
puted to be a millionaire, The osre-
mony was performed by Dean McNuNy
In St Johns Roman Catholic Church,
The bride, who is tall attractive
blonde Is the dlughter Of Mrs Andrew
Van Ntmwegen. OF No, C57 Clinton street
| Until recently she was employed as a
senographer In a Wall street office,
Manhattan, 1t was there, In July last,
that she first met her husband. The
latter had been paying attention TO the
daughter Of the senior member OF the
firm where Miss Van Nimwegen was
employed, and he came from his home
In the South at that time with matrl-
monial intentions.
As soon IS he saw the pretty ste
nographer, however he fell in love
with her, and his interest in the bro
kcrs daughter quickly vanished, and
from taat time he was very attentive
to Miss Van Nimwtgen.
Their engagement soon followed and
the wedding day was fixed. Miss Van
Nmwegen, who was a Protestant and
an attcndent at the Hamilton Avenue
Reformed Church, embraced the same
faith as her intended husband,
The wedding to-day was simple, The
bride, who was given away by her faith
er, wore a gown of white crepe de sole
trimmed with rare old lace. She wore
a picture hat and carried a bouquet OF
bridal roses Miss Katherine Van MIN
wegen, the brides twin sister, was
maid Of honor, and A. d. Meaher, OF
Portland Me, a brother of the BRIDE
groom, was bes man. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
ana the bridal couple started on long
wedding tour which Will include some
Of the principal places OF interest In
this country, after which they will sail
for Europe,
on their return they will reside in
Mobile where Mr. Meaher has an ex.
tensiye estate
His wedding gift to his bride was
check for $4,000. Trd a magnificent
sunburst Of diamonds The maid or
honor also received a present OF dla-
monds from the bridegroom
The evening world., 1905-10-03
DANCER AGAIN
SK|PS into A
DIVORCE COURT
Lottie Elliott, After Eighteen
Years Calls Marriage a
Failure.

Having kissed and made I'd on one
or two occasions. ABE Levitt" man.
ager OF the Rentz,Santley B,irlesoue
company, and 'Lotte Elliott a skip
pins-rope dancer gave It up. declaring
that marriage is a failure
IheN ought IN know, for they have
peen inyeStlgaEing the subject for
'lShteen wears, and have a son sixteen
years old, 80 were anxious TO tell their
troubles to-day 20 Justica Clarke and n
jury in the Supreme Court.
In private life they are Mr.. and Mrs
Abraham Levy. Charlotte Levy wants
a separation, but her husband demands
an absolute divorce and charges that
his wife has evinced more affection for
Dr Benjamin Wolf than is due from
patient 10 physician He SAYS that she
"played1up sick in order that che
might call 10 DR., Wclff.
L,ottIe Elkott repudiates this charge,
through House, -Grossman & Vorhaus,
and counter charges her husband and
ex.manager with harsh and cruel treat
ment, and says he broke into her room
at her sisters once In the dead OF night,
accompanied by two others, in an effort
70 blacken her character. She says she
drove them OF at the point Of pearl.
handled toy revolver, which had no bul.
let's in Il,
Mrs Levy lives with her son at the
home Of her sister, Jeanette Sebini, Of
the acrobatIc bicycling team, at No. l3e
East Sixteenth street, and says that her
husband is not supporting her
The trial wes postponed, however to
Jan. 3, much to the disappointment Of
Mrs. Levy
The evening world., 1905-10-03

Joker had been foolIng with tho street
signs
zone lamp post" he declared, 'makcs
II appear that there is a conner OF
Fourth and Eleventh streets
Suddenly he saw two suspicious-look-
ing characters neaking along the
other side Of the street.
Apparently they were avoiding obser.
vaticn.
Capt oBren followed them.
After many twistings and turnlngs
they led him TO No. l7G waverley place.
Carefully scrutpizing the neighbor-
hood they entered the house,
Aha" said Capt OBrien.
Just like thn: he said it.
Chapter ~.
Eight hours later Capt OBrien, hav-
ing found his way back 10 the station
house, summoned his wardmen
DO You call this doing your duty2'
he thuldered
The wardmen trenbled in their shoes
They were from Greenpoint, too, and
had spent most Of their time In the
RreGlnci Rnt5 vsGia trying 70 keep in sight OF the
But ], shouted Capt. O'Brien. "am
doing police duty all the time. / have
discovered a counterfelters den"
Where asked the wardmen
at No. l76 waverley place" replied
the captain
And where is thatH"
The evening world., 1905-10-03
PAID OLD LOVE
$1,000; WEDS NE w.
Pastor Heilman, sued by Mas
KeioIS for breach OF Promise,
Niarries Mas BcohtoId,

tspsdal to The Evening WORLDLY
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 3.--The Rev.
Edgar j. Hellman. OF the Lutheran
Church, at Wyndmoor, who less than a
year ago was ordered by court OF Law
to pay Miss Blanche Gertrude Kelck,
of Allentown 1900 for fitting her. to-
day married Miss Mary A. Bechtold at
the home Of the brides parents. No.
3iO3 Ridge avenue.
Miss Bechtold is the young lady for
WAom TIE minister gave uD Miss
Eelck, 1de, latter's suit revealed sumo
interesting love episodes. In the life. OF
the pastor, and several glowing love let
IN. .glrl had been wrohged 10 the extent
Mr. Heilman asked for a new trial.
but SsY SiI ,stsa HS'S% Sn DsSIns %ai reS:S sSt re
.auaA'lnA. .kiEArdAd -. Il. =. =. -
The evening world., 1905-10-03
SCHOOLBOY
DEAD FROM GAS.
Body of BENJAMIN r. verbeck, Son
of wealthy New Yorker, Found
I'm Hfs Room,

Benjamin Frederick verbeck, fifteen
years old. son OF Eugene A. Verbeck a
wealthy New York decorator. was to-
day found dead IN bed al his fathers
home, at No IS sunnyside Drive, Lud.
low Park, Tho gas was turned on, but
a window was lowered SIX inches from
the top
Young verbeck was member OF the
graduating Gloss OF Public School No .,
heard moving about as late as 1870
o'clock,
1t Is supposed that the boy left the
gas III whom he went 10 bed and that
II was blown ouG by the wind.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
CAME BACK FOR
HIS OVERCOAT.
Councilman Mohr, of Elizabeth,
Turns ~ AFTER Six Months and
Then Disappears Again

|TTI-I
ELIZABETH ~ j, oct 2-Councll.
man Edward p Mohr. who has beer
missing for the last six months, re.
turned last niglt and took his seat IA
the CoWEl Cnambsr much to the sur.
prise Of his collcc CUES, He again ilg-
appeared to-day and his Whereabouts
is n mystery II told q friend that
he came home to get his overcolt.
The evening world., 1905-10-03

Thomass Church. Fifth avenue, Of
hciated at the ceremony, which was
smole in character.
Miss Babcock was attended by two
matrons Of honor, Mrs. Mamie Lang
horne Shaw and Mrs. Reginald Brooks
Frederick Kernochan was best man.
Among the large house party now be-
ing entertained at Stow House is the
Duchess Of Marlborough, who is a close
friend Of the bride.
owing to the fact that Stow House Is
two miles from the nearest railway sta
ton, II was thought wise TO have no
presents sent there Mr.. Winthrop may
have 10 curtall his honeymoon so that
he may be at hand 70 testify AZ the
sessions Of the Insurance Investigating
Committee
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Small In Comparison.
How Can BrOOkiNn "GentIemen"
Got Home!

To the Editor Of The Evening W5rd:
As a Bro1Nlyni'e and one who has 70
face the Bridge crush every night am
very mueh ln' rested In your expert
ment. would Ike 70 make a suggestion.
that you offer another prize, telling the
Brooklyn mon how to-. ran get home
and stlll be gentlemen one night |
thought ] would try .he experiment OF
allowing the ladies' 20 g on frat and
waited over half an hour and then
made u2 my mind that ! would have
to fight my way on the cars as usual or
remain on this side Of the Bridge 10
night. L. 4. PRATT
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Henry R. Winthrop MarrleS Miss
Alice BabCoCk at RosIyn, /. /.
Many Fashionable Folk at
Ceremony in Stow House.

Before fashionable assembly Of
wedding guests the marriage Of Miss
Alice Rabcock to Henry ROGERS Win
throp financial secretary OF the Equ.ta-
BILE Life Assurance Society, took place
to-day at Stow House Roslyn. l.. |.
Rev, Dr. Ernest Stires, rector Of ST.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
CUBAN POET DEAD IN PARIS

PARIS oct 3-Jose Maria De Here
ala, the pet and member Of the French
Academy, Is dead,
Jose Maria de Heredla was born in
cuba In 1872. was educated In Havana
and was elected TO the Academy IN
lf94. He was q son of Jose Maria
de Heredla, who was considered 10 be
The greatest Of the Spanish-Amerlcan
poeta IL. -. ~. u
The evening world., 1905-10-03

ming. Three OF them are up there
now"
Go out you" whispered Capt
to the house for the wagon and the
reserves"
Creeping carefully up the stairs they
waited In the hall until they heard the
clang Of the gong OF tho approaching
patrol wagon.
The next instant they were In the
presence OF four men who were busily
engaged In piecing together suspicious
looking scraps Of paper,
The evening world., 1905-10-03
AGED WIDOW
TELLS or OLD
BEAU DU BOIS
Woman the MiSr Deserted
on Witness Stand in
Will Contest.

The trial of the sui, cortes,i1g OF the
will OF the late Alp'eus D. Du Bois
who, 1, was attempted 20 be shown by
testimony given In the Supreme Court
yesterday was al once he meanes,
and the valnest man that ever lived,
was resumed to-day before Judge Kel-
logg and Jury,
It was brought out yesterday that Du
Bots was a compos te mi,er and Beau
Brummel and a schoolmaster withah
who powdered and curled his foreocks
and reused his withered cheeks to the
day Of his death, Dec. 3 1903.
From the birth OF his daughter the
plaintiff in the case, Mrs. Ivy Blanche
Mckee he lived a life Of avarloe de-
serting his wife because Of the in
creased domestic expenses entailed by
the advent Of the third party, and MAX
ing such excellent use OF his income
as principal Of Public School So Of this
city that he amased no inconsi1erao.e
fortune
Counterpart Of Her Grandfather
-.- 49,. a,nn,,ar ard
The mlsers "luo"' u'ue"'1'
p.anddluglter were present through
the proct edngs The handsome plain
llIi' MIS- "N'''' 80 -,,..
feminine counterpart oI her couluF
forbear. Nature has powdered her
, ..,l.,.s h.,
IuAdraht haIr ana Iedue'eu i.e'
checks with the healthy glow tnat Mr..
I'm Rnls affected artidciauy. she Is
l.1r.i,',. -. 49,. d,,gb,or
s"lA'"eH "a''us'"'e anu "e' 0'' us 80 >
under twenty y likewise charmlngly
attractive,
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Chapter ".

The v9Ics OF Capt. O'Brtn was cold
SO was the muszlr Of his pistol
But the desperate men in the room
did not throw up their hands.
One OF them. a dark, determined and
agile fellow. sprang az Capt. OBren
and grabbed tne veapOn
"What's the matter with. vou2 no
asked Are you bughouSe"
"I am Capt. O'Brien, OF this pre-.
cInot !" answered the intrepid COM
marder. and ! arrest you and your ac-
cnmplices on a charge OF counterfeit
The four desperate men looked at
ca,h other for a moment,
Then they dropped 10 The floor and
r,ilSi around, shouting unlntelllgtbly,
"Watch them closely ordered the
captain. They may be up TO some
" H. last the dark, determined man
struggled to his feet, He was gnsping
for breath
"D1 YOU know who amp he asked.
"Wh) are your retorted the cap
tain
tivew
Ten minutes htsr close observer
night have seen n Ale Of silent, GRIM
faced men inqulring Of pedestrians the
way to the Charles Street Station.
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you can search me-" answered Capt.
OBrIen Surely same Of the uniformed
officers can find IT,"
Issuing orders 10 sergeant to have
q uniformed policeman report next day
for special duty Capt O'Brien went to
bed
He had a dream that he was In
charge Of precinct In which all the
streets were wide ar crossed at right
angles.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Chapter ".

Commissioner McAdoo summoned hs
private secretary 70 his private office
ANY orders, slr2 asked the private
secretary.
Yes" answered the COMMISSIONER.
Transfer Capt John 0Brlen from
Charles street 10 Greenpoint and give
eiAtrnAinA an. nffinA In HaadnnartAna.m
The evening world., 1905-10-03
Chapter W..
Bling! Bin! Bang

Blng! Bin Bang
Capt, o BrIen and his wardmen had
found No i76 Waverley place.
The front door was open.
C,oqnR II carefully thov nut their
shoulders 10 II and broke It In.
A woman ran from the rear Of the
house and caught hold Of Capt.
OBren's arm as he sprang for the
staircase
"Unhand me woman he commanded
sternly. II will tolerate no interference
with an officer OF the law"
But this IL a private roomlng house"
protested the woman IN a trembling
voice,
Madam" said the Captain, you have
an innocent face Allow me 10 inform
you that you are rent ng rooms In this
house TO gang OF desperate counter
felters"
.It,s tkm Gulnea4' walled ths. WON.
The evening world., 1905-10-03
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The evening world., 1905-07-21
HIS WIFE AS
He EMBRACED HER
Paterson Man Says He Pulled
Pistol from His Pocket to Put
1t Away and Weapon Went
Oft.

PATTERSON, N. J.. n.-wadle embrace
Ing his wife. William Wagner acc!den-
tally discharged a revolver that ne held
and the bullet entered the woman's
body, tearing underneath the e
shoulder blade and piercing tho lung
tissue. The wound Is not thought ~
be mortal.
Wagner Is a barber. His wife had
been visiting her mother in Newark
for a few days and returned home lat
last night. Wagner says that he put
his left arm around his wife and kiss
ed her and as he did so, reached back
to his hip pocket and pulled out his
revolver. intending to place It In a
bureau draw. In some way the weapon
was discharged. and III bullet entered
his wife's body.
The story told by Wagner Is cor
robborated by his wife, h did not
lose consciousness after she Was shot.
Or, Vanderbeek. who was called 10
attend the woman. says that she is Ia
no immediate danger and VIII probably
recover. She Is at her home, No. M
Van Houtan street.
The evening world., 1905-07-21
MRS. NQ9R!E IN
GRAVE AUTO PERIL
Society Woman'S Nerve and
Skill Saved Her from Crash
with Big Car Run by Frederick
Herreshoff at Newport.
Especial to The Evening worl.J

Especial 10 Inc Evening WORLDLY
NEWPORT, r. l.. July %-rr,lor,,I
~Tferreshoff, OF New York, a guest AZ tho
Matteson House, Narrag ansc,t Pier. and
hic chauffeur were Obliged to remain
hers all night In order that HcrreshoT
might appear at the police court to-day
to plead to the charge of overyecdlng
his automobile last evening.
But for the presence of mind Of Mrs.
A. Lantear Norrle, the prominent New
York society woman, herself and son.
occupants OF an electric motor. might
have been badly injured.
Herreshonf insisted oa the right of
way at the turn of Bellevue and Cog
seshall avenues, and Mrs. Norrle, 10
avoid danger, pulled out and the big
Mercedes machine of Herreshoff cur
through almost by a hair.
A policeman saw the thrilling incl
dent and put Herreshoff under arrest.
hug did not lock him Up, as he said he
knew many OF the leading c~ottagers, on
whom he had been calling.
Herreshon pleaded guilty and was
fined $40 and costs. Mr.. Norrie informed
tho officers that IL the authorities took
no action he would bring a civil suit
for e~ndansering his w!fe's life