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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
Staot Baltimore.

YeronnInoti5. - Ncrr s.
9. Cuttings, Gbci bcS @antbolic3
iobn 2. @itting3 mo So, lit BON Ell.
nCr Hciic III europa nnd) baltimore
5,triidgctcbrt. Gic QemoIti1cn So
icnnnlnQcu bon &anlblwg babcn ibn
%6cion0cr3 in1ponirt.
'4 &otcr Sonlc5 Tonobuc bon Ser
ct. Eotrif8 Stride, @ronOluoD mo
9nnf-S troBc, lit 0eitern BON elmer
Oicrmonatli6cn GrbolungSreiic 0lrd)
StoIier, no er bei'm Tapit g(uoicu5
erbielt uno bel Der Wciic mitiuirfte,
SronfreidL @el4iclL bic Shmei}
Iclttiflnn0, Gn0lon0 mo Srlono
bierber 3uriidAetcbrt. Gr crtlGrtc ie-
0odL Dob eS niracn63 if0ncr iei, ais
in Nmerifo.
&Gufer aus 0cm Sii0cn.
- Die &otelS 9oltimore'3 iinO nit
&ouilcutcn .oll3 Dem Sil0cn, meIfe
nod Baltimore Qetnmmcn limo, nm
&crbit GinfGllie 5lI MADDEN, iiberiiiut,
uno piele mrtBten in &oitbGuiern I'm
terflnit Iud)en. Gic &nuileutc font
men aus ltoro. uno SiiosGoroliuo,
Georgia un0 nn0eren Siioitoutcn. IS
lino ole gliidlihcn EoiloQicrc oeS Gr.
preB5ngeS Der oNtIontic GonIt Cine"
melder 5mei Struocn Dor Dem 3u0e
sic Bride ST &initon poilirtc, lpel-
der in Den 6luB %ltilr5tc, mo notltrz
9enIGB g~rntuliren Tie Iif, 6oB ibncn
oo3 ld)rcdlldc Sdidiol nidt mibcr-
iobrcn lit. Son NorioIf aus icbtcn
Die &ouilelitc per Camper .%9ltlunta"
mo Georgia" sic Nciic nod @olti-
more fort, ON 0onncrltoN 9lbcno bier
o%nIonaen0. IS mcrocn nod mebr
nadfommen. 8iclc MADDEN lidl OaS
Nnerbicten 6eS ,@creinS scr Soul
Iellte mo 6obritontcn" 81 Nittcn, in
Dem lie iid) Derpflidten mcnigitcnS
Waoren sum Mcrtbc bon 1920 at
folfcn, luorollfbin ser &crcin sic
@1Iite ser Mciicfoitcn be5obIt. gm
q. Nltguit miro ser ,%crcin Der
@onolnngSrciien6cn mo @cih1itS.
leltc" rilr Die irem0cn aoiiIcutc cine
MollersGrfllriion nod Baltimore uno
SoId)elter pernnitolten.
SAL der d) t. - @camtc
Der oWeItlidlen WorpIGnoer @obn"
logen, Der fiir5tih rirfulirtc @cridt,
oab Ginbriid)c IN 6rodtpng9onS Scr
@obn Slttebmen mo oic 3obl scr Sc
beirpoli5iltcn in Solge ocilcn Der
ooppelt moroen ici, iolib lei. Sic
erfIGret, I'M lebten Sabre babe scr
ourd) 0iebltGble lno o,ocrc llriofclt
%cntltanbcne &erGlit an 5rod)t0iitern
iid nm 36 9ro5cnt perringcrt, un0
Der @%ebeinoicnit lei ouf cinen @enc.
raj : Igenten uno orei @1dtcr be-
i6rGnft moroen.
HuGe lit oe8 @iirQerS
6 t. = Benjamin IrmSmor.
thu Elm in Nr. 1410, SuaitroBe,
~mobuboiter 40 Sabre after Monn,
it0rte am GonnerItag 9lbeno oie Hubc
i%ei1er Nohboribaft burd lollten
Speftofel, III Solgc ociien Die Hod)-
barren iid bel Der Eoli5ei bei6merten
mo feline Serboiting peronloBten.
Gr ipllroe gcitcrn Nndnittag i'm lilo.
Iiben S%totionSbouic SIR 3nbluns
bon $50 Strnie uno soften perllr-
tbeilt nno pnnoerte ms @~ef1ngniB,
od cr 5ablungSunfGbig mar.
Scrperrte 0ns Srot.
toir. Ger Neger HSobn Gardner
bon Nr. 30, Dit 2eeitrabe, muroe am
0onnerltog gbeno in ser Nadbar.
ltaft ieiner @obnung Sen E~alinnten
anforinglid) mo 5rpong oieieIben, Die
bolprige WittelltraBe als SuBpiao SIT
beniben. Gin 9Iourod padte i'm
idlieBlih bei'm @enid uno int liio-
llUcn Stationsbouie muroe er ge-
itern 9sadmittaa ai,f 80 Tage nad
Dem @efdnaniB geimot, Sa er $40
Straie uno aoiten midi be5ablem
fonnte. sissa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
@crmiidJte ielesrapbiidc Sepciden.
9ei einern 3piiden eineln u

8ei einem 5rpiiden einem glr.
beiter5uge ser nSanta Se'Giienbabn"
uno einem Haiinaier5uge bel Sorie.
iboe @eno, nube Gan 9ernnroino,
Gal, eriol9ten 3uinnmenitoBe wur.
ben ied)S merifuniife Sdyienenle9er
getootet mo iehS ooer iieben weitere
oni6eineuo lebenSgeidbrlid perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21
slits Baltimore Gpnntn.

~ bN'''S N'''INJN' -
m~Grlpablelt. Cclcgoten 5,lr
Gonpcntion. - NbIcbcn be8 Sru.
". Glooc.
Gic rcpublifoniihcn G~rimGripo6.
len 5ltr a1lawobI BON 0clcgotcn sur
Gountn., StootS- uuO N,Oi5iotzGon,
ucntion iinOcn bclrtc Natmittog 5rpis
idlcn rno 6 ltbr itott. Die Gonpcn.
ton tritt Johann om IienIto9 in
G"oruioltiin S;brnN. Die 9cIcgotcu
81 boS Gonpention iu10; mi .
f.. rDiitritt - oie 49,. s. 6ronf
Smith &oiepb $ @olme3, Nrtbur q.
@robom &o6n HCco lmO @iuiam ..
@lluorp; ....Yf.
g Gtltrift = sic 66. Sobn g. Gel,
@iQiam %. Snpocr, 2lioer &. Yirts
ncp, Sobu @orn@IcU uuo gSiIliom
SintouuS;i
3. Giitrift - sic $50. Some5 e.
SuQron il, Suirco :. Smlitb Mm.
Z. @cnton, CONAN g.. &orQiit uno
&lon0 u. @otcS;
4. 0iitritt - sic SIS. .. &. Mcncr,
s. Mtnrion 0uncoh Tronf Slod, Sc
rcnriob @pblcttS mo ,Sobu Steele;
8. Tiitrift - Sic N&. s. @oItcr
Gu~rnbolgh Sonurl $. 0cSoii 60
ibuo Is. WiopS, g3iIion 81. Cor, 30.
bert e. Wcrrpmon George e. Gbil.
cootc, 2olli8 &. Goltriocr, 9onicl g..
Sbcorcr, Sobn q Gc@oif mt0 &.
MeSlcp Nrmocolt;
G.. 0iitrift - sic NS @iQiom q.
Mono, Sobn 9. @ioo, gSiQiom y.
%bite, ir., Scurp @ilbclm mo 6ront
Milion;
Z. 0iitrift - sic SS. &o6n q.
Souicnlon, Sobn " lrollt, Sobn ".
SidS, &obn Z. Giocn mo Sobn ".
WoilcD;
s. GiItrift - sic NS. Charles 20.
Notue, 3coefiob IS. GroB, Granville
MottbcluS, s. Z. StaincS uno ". ".
0opce;
.. GiItrift - sic SS. Otto 90.
Mottielot, Sobn Motber, @oporo
NorriS, Sobn %2onQncder, Charles $.
%Sbitoter, Hobert Garrett, Hobert y.
@rnbnm, Sorrp Cooper, @corge2omb
mo Nilanit Cameron;
10. 0iitrift - ole $50. Gbomo& 3.
MiIlcr, 2oban GporfS, @iaiom e..
Eocod, Soiepb N}iQer mo Setb
9oilp;
If. Giitrifts sic &S. Sbono3
@omcrS, Altie IrduciS, u. q. Sdro.
Der, George 8. guDoer uto @iliom
llntort;
70. giItrift Il sic $50. Geo. Qona,
6reNerid Gendler Sobn elmer, ir,
Sobn Bob uno 8ront @cu9;
-IiArift WI 0ic $50 3. Soinc,
boIocr, $, SltlFaiiq. @iuiom Groig,
&obn 9titntou 'ltli6 @co. Gbanolcr;
II. 9iitritt sic S0. Ylcoiont $.
Scit George @ino, &iIliom $. Goul.
Gilman benjamin 8. Gorleit rn0 s.
Is. =. GiIcr;
10. 3iitritt a1tbie $50. Ser6crt ".
.Gtonc, TbontoS Sens, Sobn $. @roB,
s. Eplon &eogue mo @corqc $. Sci.
fer.
Sob SEES Srn. W. SIo0c.
Sr. @iIIiom Slooc, Elm pronlincns
fer 6orncr bon Mbitc SOIL, 9olti.
moresGountu, mo ieiner Belt Wit-
GIieo Der StootS'2 eqiSIotur, Itor6 am
GonncrItog an IltcraidiuGde. Gr
lpor I'M Sabre 1899 ~Nc6orcn llnb
ipobntc ioit mGbreno iciucr 0on5en
HebenS5cit in County. ghtBer icincr
Mlttiue bintcrlGBt er 5lpCi @riiocr mo
cine SdwcItcr. Die @ccroi0rna Ioa
belltc WorAcn ollf ocm 6ricoboIc Der
bildoilidcn Vietbooiitcn STRIDE SIT
Wclt-Sibcrtp ltottfinocn.
Nod elm 8foitenfricQ. -
Sm oltllHen Foli5cioiitriftc iuno Qc.
tern @|oracn GIeidioaS Gin Eioitcn.
trieg itott. 6rou Gliiobct6 Not6on,
Nr. 2l7, Siio Central . gpcnlle,
lprong IN Elm God, mclhca gngeitea.
tc Der Gclcpbon . Gompoonie Dor if,
rem SolIc grlrben mo ibr iolgte, ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-21

Y I II II u u UCllCt t y |.
Ger Nn9Qon Nr. 2t52 ser Nrc,
It%onltraBcn Sinic rnnnte Ncitern9toG),
mitto9 3 llbr an Bolton, nobc pic.
Ole StroBc gcQCn cin Eonu, u1i Sen
Der II Sabre ultc Sontc$ Mtc@lonc
bon Nr. ia, &rping Npcnuc, rift.
0u9 Yicro fam 5u Stur5c mo mari
icincn Gcitcr o6, Ger cine Nn}oblGon'
t@llioncn an &Grpcr 0opontrlg. Gas
Sbicr pur0c ihNucr am Hiiden mo
0en Sintcrbcincn pcrlcbt.
grad oo@ 2 6ulterbIntt.
- Charles :. Somleliou, elm IN Ntr.
2S44, 9taDuer e Nlpcmlc, mobnbaitcr
80 Sabre otter 3ic9elitcinmlourcr,
mllr0c qeitcrn NohmittoQ i'm ncllcn
3nllacbGll0e ollrd Elm bcrab i"tilr5en.
OcS Nrctt bon elmer Scitcr, otf mel
der CT itono, berumtcr qcid)lugcn mo
erlitt eincn@rlld) oc3 Sdulltcrblottc$.
Sein 9rl6er Samuel ling i'm in lei.
uen 9lrmen olli. Ger &erlettc mlroe
nod Dem Sta0t . Ndipital gcbrnd)t.
&ei5cr it iir5t BON elmer
g otomotiue - GhaS. Sdercr
BON HodD MioQc, No, Elm Nei5cr Der
,@cItlihcu MarplGnocr Nu6m"
itiir5te gcItcrn 5n 0pinga O'iu$ Don
ieiler &otolnotiue bernb mo Qcrictb
nit Dem Iiutcn SUB inter oie NGocr.
Die 3ebeu murOcn inn nbAeIhnlttcn
unO Scr SUB 9cQlletldt. Der Ofom
iano %9niiuobme i'm StoOt @Oipitol.
&on ciucm SteiT gctroi
len. - Grouf 2pon5, Gin SO Sabre
alter Mtonn bon 9tr.' 4, @utmonN pe.
me. mltr0c Qcitcrn bel Der Nrbcit I'M
&pier-@ cbGuOc an Der ode bon Sal
bert, mo @crmnnltruBc nur6 elnc1
oui i'm bcrobiolcnocn NrOBcrcn
Stcin am &opic, an Der Sdlllter II.
an ser Sonb pcrIctt. Gr muroc inl
,Stuot 0oipital" pcr6unocn.
Grlitt cinen SdloGflub.
- GopitGn @nt. 9. GopIor, GO Sabre
aft, bon Nr. 2G00, Wo0iionitrobe, or.
lit gelttrn pl6tlid) ol,i icincm @ol'
icrboot rs. =. @8eli6" cinen Sdlog'
oniau. Gr mltrbc ms oSobns Sop
fins Soipitol" 0eihoiit,
ScrGcort McinGorbt'S
@cerOiGunG. - Die 9eeroigung
oc5 2cidnomS oeS cbcmoligcn Yoli'
5ciieraconten Charles HeinbnrOt fon0
gcitern Nodlmittng i'm Sroucrbaule
Nr. 720, glisquitbltrubc, ats Itott.
Goitor y. @rotb umtirtc mo cine
gbtbcihtnq Der Eoli5ci Oc9 mittleren
Giitrifts, McprGieniontcn Ser oOoo
6elomS" uno 6eS rJrcimollrcr'Or'
0ena" ionocu iid cin. NlS 9o6rtitd)-
trGacr fungirten sic @@. i. W,9urml,
:. Tltrn $. H~cin6urbt, $. S.Gurrt,
:. .. Torrcitcr. @icle idonc 9lua
mcnaetpin0c pur0cn om @robc ME
ocr9elcgt.
@rGnbc. - Sm Soltic OeS Srr.
Scr0innno Socober, gtr. 557, Column
bio Ipcnuc, brod ocitern 9~tnd1nittog
fur5 o 8 llbr 5lpiid)cn DER Gede II.
Dem 9od) Elm Seucr ans, 81 0cnt Sr.
Ssocober Die Seliertpebr pom &olten
Ger. All sur SteQe beriei. Ser nidt
beocutenoe Shooen lit Ourh Der
iiderung aeocdt. Won gIollbt, Dab
Sclbitent5iInouhg Den 9rouO perl'r-
iad)tc.
- Die Stollngen blntcr: oen San.
fern 0r. 5i9 uno 52t, O'Gonnenitr.,
Canton, bon Gu9ene S6cnf relp. 3.
Soiimonn g%eeignet, brnnntcn geItern
Hahmittog politdnoig nieber. Ser
ourd) Tcriiherung geOcdte Sdooen
betrGgt etwa 5000. Gie llriabe oeS
9ronocs lit nidt befonnt.
Gin ii ltIing Gel ud t.
Gle Eoli5ei lrdt na6 einem 23Sobre
often Neger, NomenS Gliiab Bonn.
ling bon Yrincc Georges Golntn,
peldJer BORT geitern eiu nnnennbareS
gerbred)en AT einer Srall besanSen
mInb lid, iiad) Baltimore s~eilidDtpt ba,
] ben IolI. (.
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.~g)Gllnfall8 : S6ronif.

&na6c ltiir5t bei'nr Spielen bon ci.
mem Tad - Sein 3llitano be-
lorgniberrcgcnb. - Scin gCbros
den. - Eicro uno Heitcr pcrlett.
Ger ~ Sabre oltc 9eniomin Sobn
BON Scrrn mo 6rau 6rant Bono,
BON Nr. 800, @eIt SaDctte.S trabG,
itiir5te geItern 9to6nlittag tltr5 Dor
3 l(br bon Dem Cad 0es Sintcr9cs
bGntoeS ser Clterlihcn @obnung bon
elmer S0bc bon Is SUB III ben Sol
binob. Gr bate ooiclbit gelpicIt NM
einen 6cbltritt Gctbon. Snt r6rouf,
lin = Square = '9oipitol," robin oIc
Am6uIonj bcr pcItIiden Station oct
&nobCn tron9pOrtirtc, crfl1rtcn Die
Ncr5te Icincn3uitono ais beior1niBcr
rcgenb, ga Benjamin oitBer inherit.
hcn &crleblngen einen 9ru6 De@
rC6tcn Irn1eS un0 linfen 9ei1e8 CT
litten bate.
9ein QCbrod)c en-.
Tl3 scr 20 Sabre ultc &onolouQcr
6ranf Eccliin bon 9tr. 1924, &rllcu'
StraBc, Geltern Nodmittag . llbr in
Den 8rudtb0icn ser Baltimore. Obio
Nobn" al Der Mcit. Yrntt. StraBc, bel
Scr Nrbcit an Den @clciicn mar, Itiir5
tc cine Sdicnc oui icin linfc3 @ciu
llnO iilGtc linn cincn &nod)cnbrltd ilt.
Gr iono Nuinobmc i'm nStootsSos
ipital."
Fferhun0 HCitcrpCrIcbt.
Ter @ngAon Nr. 2t52 ser Erc'
ItonltraBcn Sinic rnnnte 0%citern9todl,
mitto9 3 llbr an Bolton, nobc @ic.
sic StroBc gcQcn Elm Eonp, oli Sen
Scr II Sabre oltc (SomcS Wtc@lonc
bon Nr. ia, &rUing Npcnuc, rift.
Gas Gicro tam SIT Stur5c mo mari
lCincn Hcitcr o6, Scr cine Nn}oblGon,
tulionCn nnt &0rpcr oopontrllg. Cos
Sbicr mlroc idmer am Hiidcll mo
Den Sintcrhcincn pcrlctt.
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y o dl eli II y oltcnfricQ.

u o Of Gin y o it cnfricq. -
Sm oitlihgr Noli5cioiitriftc iuno Qe.
tern WtorGcn GleidioaS elm 0ioItcn.
trieg Itott. 6rou Gliiobctb Not6or,
Nr. 2l1 Sit0 Central . glucnllc,
lprong IN Elm Sodl meld)ca angeItcn.
tc Der GcIcpbon > Gompoonie Dor il,
rem Solie ar1lben mo ibr iolgte, ais
lie nlil0C mnr0C ibr Sobn SouiS, IS
Sabre alt. Sic lpur0c Dem Yoli5ci.
ridter Gric0cl in ser 0itlidcn Iolis
5eiItotion Oorqciitbrt mo oicicr Der.
ilrtbeiltc Tie ST 81 uno Soften lucaen
6rieoenSitorung.
GerlcBtc 0ie @ dmib6rt IL
ben Ucicbc. - Sounlel Otter
John, Elm 6oictiabrifont bon Rr.SOG,
Sanoperitrabc mtrbe geitcrn inn liib.
Iid)en g t1tion96ulie al,i bic @nidul.
biguna inter 9iirgid)ait Dem @es
ridtSperiuDrcu iiberpieier, in Sen
aud oI$Go6unng OienenScn .6o6rif.
rGllmcri" 1rcmoc SIT 'btihGitigcn. In.
ter bem @cieb FAINT ,Semono, ipic cs
idein.. III ittjtcr als- Apibblloc Die
ncnoen sSobnlna nrr GamiIienmii'
glieoer bcidiItlGen. - m
II GttraB iirgib dit Sem Sc
ridtSUrrf a rFh''| iiberipieien
milr6cn Qcitcrn I'M mitilerrn Sta.
tionSbauic pom &oOi Carr Ole jim.
gen 2eutc Gaiiic Shines bon Ir. If,
1olpbinitrabc, uno Charles SuB BON
Nr. 1905, Eorf. apeuue, ipelde all
Gonncritag }Iberlb bon ben GeteftipS
Yobler mo gnrnS oni Die Inidul0i'
9lino pcr5ultet muroerL an .. &c.
sember lcbicu SabreS aus oem9iiremu
ser rSriatql &usgEo.", gtr. ilOi,
GstbeprqNl}qbe ,aRasaliAt $50 ~
Bags pnO S68t piebsds ssltpblenI ST
f. ~# H~aH A~- -a
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
Peace CONFERENCE
RUSSIAN EMPEROR WANTS ALL
NATIONS AT The HAGUE.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 10. - Emperor
Nicholas has again appeared before
the world rs promoter Of universal
peace. No sooner is the Russo-Japan-
ese wax over, and even before the peace
treaty is ratified, than his majesty is
sued invitati ons to a second peace con-
ference at The Hague.
That the emperor has done so was
learned today from a source which
leaves no shadow of doubt as to its
authenticity. 1t is announced that it
is the purpose of the Russian emperor
to address the foreign powers with
view to the holding of second peace
conference at The Hague, but it is
known that negotiations preceding this
announcement that the government
purposed to address the powers were
entered into, especially with the United
States, and were conducted with the
greatest secrecy. there being not the
slightest inkling that Russia contem-
plated anything of the kind.
The news created the greatest sur
prise here, and that Russia should plan
second conference, despite the step
already taken by President Roosevelt,
was also heard with Armament. 1t is
clear that the step could not be taken
by Russian without first reaching a
complete understanding with President
Roosevelt. The fact that the president
is reported as being entirely in sympa-
thy with the proposal and that he is
said to believe that to the initiator of
the first Hague conference should be-
long the honor of convoking the second,
and readily and gladly acceded to the
Russian proposition, is clear proof that
the conference has been called and that
President Roosevelt relinquished his
part in it to Emperor Nicholas.
In this connection an interesting
question arises as to how the invitation
was communicated to Japan, in view
of the lack of diplomatic relations, but
the invitation may be delayed until such
relations have been resumed or it may
have been forwarded through the Uni
ted States. 1t is impossible TO learn the
proposed date of the second conference
or to gain even an approximate idea re-
garding it. but it will probably not b'
! greatly delayed.
Russia, as the power convoking the
y conference, will probably submit al
q official program, the other powers sub
r hitting suggestions.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22

along the north bank of the Columbia
river to Vancouver. Bridges over the
Columbia and Willamette rivers will
be built from y ancouver to a connec-
ton with the present line Of the North
ern Pacific, north of Portland. When
the railroad and bridges are finished,
they will give the Great northern
and Northern Pacific a first class en-
trance to Portland and direct line to
and from the east. The line is 2SO
miles long and saves 164 miles. Work
will begin at once and the road will be
finished quickly.
Unofficial estimates place the cost
at approximately S12,000,000. This
money will, in a large measure, be ex
pended in Portland, Tacoma and Spo
kane.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
OREGON ITEMS.

AS a result of differences between
Major ]. ]. McKoin, superintendent OF
the Umatilla Indian agency, and Clerk
c. M. Robinson, both have been order
ed to report for duty at other agencies.
In a Portland lodging house not
piped for gas many inmates would
have lost their lives recently had it
not been for the strange belief of one
of the roomers, Martin Donaldson OF
Kentucky, that he was being robbed
Fumes which filed the rooms were
sucked in through transoms and
doors of the building from a large
open burner in a saloon belonging to
Pat Collins, adjoining the Burnside
lodging house, by a steady draught
Donaldson staggered into the hall
way and the people who saw him
armed fed for their lives and a hurry
call was sent to the police. Other
rooms on that side of the house were
filled with the deadly fumes. Police
man John Goltz, who answered the
call, aroused the people.
Ten lashes were laid upon the barred
back of Robert w. Cecil in the county
Jail at Baker City. at the hands o.
Sheriff Brown. The Upton post
master had pleaded to a charge o.
wife beating and was sentenced t.
be whipped. Since his incarceration
he has told several witnesses that /
he were whipped he would kill he
if he had to hang for it.
This is the second case Of whipping
in the state since the law was passe'
by the last legislature.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
MONTANA SQUIBBS.

James A. Tanner of Washington, d..
c., assistant United States attorney
general, recently took the testimony
at Helena of. G. d. French, deputy
state auditor, and formerly deputy col
lector of internal revenue for Montana,
in a proceeding brought by Mrs. Mar
Gus DAILY Administrative Of the estate
of the late Marcus DAILY, against the
United States to recover $146,000 paid
by the dead copper rillionaire's estate
under the provisions of the inheritance
tax law of 1898, the war revenue act
w. S. Crews, an old and prominent
resident of Pony, shot and killed his
wife, then turning the gun on himself
put a bullet into his own head anc
died an hour afterward. The tragedy
occurred Saturday evening at the
Crews home.
The town of Neihart is getting ex
cited over the gold discovery at 10
hannesburg, about five miles below
Neihart camp.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The German government has declared
that the cholera epidemic has been
checked.
One fireman was killed, another SER
iously injured and two others slightly
hurt in fire that dstroyed the Brown
flour mills near Toronto, Ont. The
loss is estimated at 5000, 900.
w. M. Vencelau was shot by his wife
at Oakland, Cal, with the result that
he died soon after. She claims it was
an accident.
Macolm McKennon, a miner in the
Spectator mine at Butte, Mont, fell
down a shaft 357 feet recently and was
instantly killed.
Almost the entire business section of
Laport, CAL, was destroy edrecently by
fire which started in the Chinese quar-
ter. The loss estimated at about $780,
900, partly insured.
A man supposed to be William A.
Furisch, the driver of a newspaper de-
livery wagon, was thrown over the
railing of Williamsburg bridge at New
York and dropped 100 feet to the stone
sidewalk. He died almost instantly.
Active work is going on in New
York city looking toward permanent
worlds fair to be opened in 1909 in
celebration of the tri-centennial of the
discovery of the Hudson river
The Minot, N. d. National bank has
closed its doors. A notice posted on
the door reads: "Closed pending the
action of the comptroller of the cur
rency."
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
stupendous Stage Spectacle.

General Lew Wallace's stirring dra-
matte romance Ben Hur" with the
same elaborate. costly and massive
scenic equipment used in the staging
of the play at the Drury Lane Thea
tire. London. four years ago will be
presented in Spokane the entire week
of October End When ben Hur"
was staged in that city two years ago
it created a sensation and many from
this vicinity attended. All Railroads
entering Spokane are to make low
excursion rates while Dan Weaver,
Manager of the Spokane Theatre, will
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
.BUILDNEW RAILROAD
N. P. And G. N. TO construct A
Line, PASC0 TO PORTLAND.
Will Run Line Down North Bank of
columbia-To Be Built as Rapidly
First Glass Entrance to the Oregon
City-23o Miles-cost $13,ooo,ooo.

President Howard Elliott of the Nor
thern Pacific railway has made public
the fact that a road to be built ana
operated jointly by the Northern Pa
cific and the Great Northern is to be
constructed down the north bank of
the Columbia river from Pasco, Wash.
the point where the Northern Pacific
crosses the Columbia river in eastern
Westinghouse Vancouver, Wash,
and from the latter place, spanning
the Columbia and Willamette rivers
to Portland.
The Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Railway companies have or
ganized and own jointly the Portland
& Seattle Railway company. That
company will build a railroad as
rapidly as men and material will per
NIT, from Kennewick, opposite Pasco
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-09-22
GREEN CORN DANCE OVER.
Indians Wind Up Festivities in Okla
homa.

Indians Wind Up Festivities in OKLA
homa.
Lawton, Okla, Sept. 1S.-At sunrise
Sunday the Apache Indians closed
their green corn dance" at Hyles
Hole, nine miles north of Lawton, on
the Sill reservation. The dance proper,
with old Geronimo leading, closed at 2
o'clock, when all visiting white people,
who numbered nearly 1000, were told
that the dance was over and departed.
After this came the lovers dance. In
this only the young squaws and bucks
took part, the squaws being allowed to
choose their partners for the dance.
During this dance is the only time that
the young buck is allowed to spoon
with his sweetheart All other times
he must content himself by talking to
her father.
Early in the evening they held a
healing dance, in which an old squaw
was almost instantly cured of some at
Fiction that she had. These dances
were engaged in by $50 Indians.