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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

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49,, p. lagoi Roosevelt forseti stao fra
Washington, d. c., langfero pa, er lengi
hefir veri5 ra0i a6 ham f@ri
Roosevelt um suburban. Ham fer
Heimssekir Pessa fer6 NEST vegna pess,
Dixie" ao margar borgir og riki par
sy0ra hafa eskt Fess. ao hann
k@mi og lett sja sig og heyra par landi ems
og annarstaoar Bandarikj junum, og hafa Pvi
sent honum hvert heimbo0i0 fetur 00ru.
Ril1i Pessi cru algerega dem6kratisk og hafa
aldrei greitt atkve0i neinum forseta dr aokki
Republikana, en- pratt fyrir PAD cru margin
bar sy0ra svo vinveittir or6nir Roosevelt for
seta, az Peir villa fyrir hvern mum ia hann a
sim fund, og Pvi er alment spao, ao fero
Pessi mum storum ella vinfeng hans par,
riki Dem6kratanna, enda P6tt a Pvi leiki eng
inn vaf a5 Roosevelt mum tala par med fullri
einur0 og segi afdrattarlaust beiskan sann
leikann ems og honum er tamt. byrjun Pessa
ars fer0a0ist hann um Texas og Oklahoma og
var par hvervetna teki0 tveim h0ndum, en-
sloan hefr nokkur kurr risi0 mccall mamma
su0ur-rfkj unum gegn stj6rn hans, og yms at
vik stj6rnarst0rfum hans hafa vandi6 t0lu-
veroum misskilningi en- Pvi will ham MI ey0a,
og fer0 Pessari f@r hann t@kif@ri til a6
segja m0nnum sko6anir sfnar afdrattarlaust.
Onnur ast@oa til Pess a0 Roosevelt fer
bessa fer6 er ST, az hann hefr asett ser az
fer0ast um 0l] Bandarfkin meoan hann er bar
forseti, og ham hefr MI komi0 par hvert
einasta riki sloan hann t6k vi0 forsetatign
nema sex riki / su0austurhorn landsins og til
peirra er MI feroinn heiti0; en- az Pvi bdnu
etlar Roosevelt ao sitja heima lengstum Pang
az til embgttistima hans er loki0 1908.
Riki pau sem hann enn 6eari6 um cru:
Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Ark
ansas og Louisiana og um pau riki fer hann
MI 0], og heldur r@our fyrir fjolda folks i
sterstu borgunum su5urlei0inn, en- nor0ur
aftur Ter hann sj6lei0 me0 einhverju herskipi
Bandarfl1 janna, og kemur helm aftur til Wash
ington 81. ol<t6ber.
Nj er Noregur loks laus or0inn vio Svi-
Pi65 og er MI sjalfst@tt riki. Samningarniri i
Karlstao lyktu0u fri6samlega
Noresur og ping beggja rfkjanna sam
oe Pyktu pa 6breytta. Do kom
svibto5 PAD til oroa Pingi Noromanna,
az bera samningana undir at
kv@0i Pj6oarnnar, en- ST. tillaga var field med
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

skuldin az ems sex dollarar a mann og pa
voru rfkisskuldir Japana ekk meiri en- Banda
rikjanna ao tilt6lu vi0 st@ro og f6llzsfj0lda.
= Skuldir Bandarfkjanna cru samkv@mt
skyrslum fjarhirzlunnar ,275 mill dollara,en
rentur cru ao ems borga6ar af 895, 5,158,7 ,720
dollurum, og PAD er Pvi raun og veru 0ll
uppha0 skuldarinnar. = Eff Japanaf hef6u
fengio f6b@tar p@r, er Peir heimtu6u af Russ
um, pa hefou Peir getao med Pvf fe borga6
Pj60skuld sfna a0 mestu leyti Dad er PVT
enginn furaa P6 Peim svi0i sart er Peir URDU
a6 sleppa Peirri krofu par sem Peir MI sitjaf
skuldasdpunni upp undir axlir.
Allir peningar fyrirliggjandi fjarhirzlu
Bandarik janna cru nakvemlega taldir hven@r
sem fehir0ir fer fra en-
Ftarhirzla betti og annar tekur
Bandariktanna vi6. par urdu MI fjar-
hiroaskifti september,
Ellis H. Roberts for fra en- Charles H. Treat
t6k vio embettinu; pa voru peningarnir tald-
If, og er Peim starfa var loki0 10. sept, voru
par 1853, 1898, ,278 dollarar og So cent, og
Peirri t0lu bar syo nakv@mlega saman vi0
reikningsb@kur fjarhirzlunnar az ekki skakk-
adj emu einasta cent?. Peir peningar, sem
par cru fyrrliggjandi cru rd<nl. tv0falt meiri
fjarupph@0 en- altPa0 ska0ab6tafe, er Japan
ar heimtu6u af Rhssum. Eff til will geta
menn gert ser daliti6 lj6sari hugmynd um
hvao mikil peningauppha0 er par geymd, ef
PAD er teki0 fran, a0 allir silfurpeningar, sem
par cru, vega samtals fmtan Phsund ton, og
eff hverjum sem k@mi v@ri hleypt ao gull
hrdgunni og leyft az TAXA me0 ser hundra0
pund af gullpeningum pa geti af tuttugu og
forum Pdsundum mama hver fengi3 sin
hundra6 pund.
Hversu mikil borg New York er or6in,
sest einna beet af Pvf hva0 borgarstj j6rnin par
n... x>-. kostar arlega. A@tlun til
nasta ars er um 122 mli6nir
dollara Engin borgarstjorn heimi hefr
nokkru sinni a6ur heimtao svo miki6 fe. Pa0
er tv0falt meira fe en- 0ll Bandaril< jastjorn
Purfti az halda um PAD leyti er Pralastri6-
i0 hoist, og PAD er naestum tv0falt meira f6
en- 0ll Canadastj6rn ey0ir MI arlega. = Til
pess a6 halda hreinum g0tum par borginni
er aetla6 az Purf fyrir ARID $3.50, ,721.l3
dollara sumir smakonungar Purfa ekki a svo
miklu f6 a0 halda til ao viohalda hir0 og stj6rn.
En- g0tuhreinsun P6 ao ems talin med
snamunum reikningum New York borgar.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01
Helztu Vi0bur0ir

18. p. m. lag0i Roosevelt forseti sta0 fra
Washington, d. c., langfer0 pa, er lengi
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-10-01

hefir veri6 ra0i az hann f@rl
um suburban. Ham fer
Pessa fero NEST vegna pess,
ao margar borgir og riki par
sy0ra hafa askt Pess. ao hann
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

George D. Ivan. Of Rosedale, left this
morning Tor Portland 10 visit his uncle,
Charles J. Ivan.
Mrs. J. p, Baum, who has been yis'
lting Ia Salem, has returned % hef
homo Ia Monmouth.
W. 3. wilkins, Of Albany passed
through this city this morning on bis
way homo from Pehdleion.
+. /. Dunbar aud wife are 10 Astoria
today 20 attend the funeral Of ffiend,
a young man by tho name OF Ferguson.
ia. and Fred Tucker, who have been
visiting AZ tho homo Of their father
ln this city, have returned 10 weisar
Idaho.
Mrs y. Merriek, Of Goldendale,
Wash. arrived In tho city this after
noon for a visit with Mrs o. 7. Ne
Intire.
Mrs r. NJ. Gilbert, who has been the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs, r. b
smith, has returned 10 her home In Cor
wallis
Miss Iris Hanna returned on last ey'
ening's boat from NewbeFg, where she
had been the guest Of her cousin Mrs
/ iWllman, since Monday
I o. r. Miller, legislative superintend-
ent OF tho National Temperance sosie-
ty, arrived this morning, and will lee
turs al the N. +. church tonight.
Emil Held, advertising and eireulat-
ing manager Of the Liberal, the Port
Hand paper which represents the inter
ests Of the liquor dealers, is in tho city,
Rev Thomas Wilson and wife, Of
Portland. are visiting al the home Of
! Attorney General Crawford. Mr., VIII
son is pastor Of an Episcopal church ia
Portland
Mra W. II. Abrams Of cottage
Grove, accompanied by her daughter
Mrs o. o. Mcclellan, and children, OF
salem, are here, the guests Of Mrs
Adeline Chureh.-Eugene Guard.
sheriff White, Of Columbia county
returned home this morning, after
bringing 10 the penitentiary Dan lsom
who is TO serve two and a half years
for assault with a dangerous weapon
Mayor Waters went 70 Woodburr
this morning to look into the matter Of
securing a right Of way through th'
town. and suitable grounds for dc
Dot and warehouse for the new eleetri'
railway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
PERSONALS !


George Nelson is visiting in Silver.
ton.
Fire Chief Savage is visitor to Port.
land today.
]. J. Sultan, Of Falls City, is Salem
business visitor.
Chester Rarvin is transacting busi.
ness in Albany today
Councilman Wallace is a business
visitor to Marion today.
Charley Irwin left this morning on a
visit to Albany and Lebanon.
Sheriff Culver is serving papers today
in the vicinity Of woodburn.
Mrs. Lois Cooper is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. II. s. Prescott, at Eugene.
Miss Anna Lutz returned to Portland
yesterday, after visiting in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Houser, Of Rose
burg, are visiting relatives in West sa.
lem.
Attorney Charles Lennon went to
Aurora yesterday afternoon. on bust.
ness
DR.. Z. c. Dalton went up 20 Albany
this morning, and will return this AZ.
ternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
Hdison's Pine New Bal.

Tho great "White Yogi, =" mystic
mysiider from Egypt viii pay a short
visit % Salem aud appear as part Of
tho vaudeville performance az tho Edi'
son, commencing tonight Subtle and
strange as arc the tricks Of tho Egyp'
tian magieians tho "White Yogi" Is
master OF them an. He does not per
form tho steTeoiyped sleight Of hand
tricks seen 50 often on tho stage that
they-beeome tiTesome. He has a mowl'
edge Of magical arr that is exceedingly
diverse aud curious,
Besides tho "White Yogi, " Ida Rus
sell aud her sealskin dog form part
OF the bin. Miss Russell is clever and
petite, aud her dog is eapuyatingly
beautiful Pearson & Pearson have
novelty act new 20 Salem. There will
also tonight be an entirely new Illus.
trated song and anew set Of moving
pictures
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
ANOTHER
DOLLAR
SPECIAL
The Journal Will Have a Sub
Scrip,iOn Bargain Day
November 1lth

In order to give a large number
who failed TO take advantage Of The
Journals Special Sale Of Subscriptions
October Z chance to save a good,
clean dollar, The Journal will have an
other Special Sale Day Of daily and
weekly subscriptions on Saturday, No
vcmber II.
The last Special Sale Day was a big
success and hundreds were added 10
the subscription list, but the time was
somewhat limited, and at this sale The
date has been placed FAR enough ahead
SO that an who desire can got In on
this opportunity to save a dollar on the
daily and two bits on the weekly.
On November n, YOU can get Tho
Daily Journal for one year, by mail,
for 60, cash In advance, or by carrier
for s5. This Is aat reduction Of one
dollar The Weekly Journal will be
reduced to 75 cents on the date. All
who pay up arrearages, II they have
any, can get the benefit Of this offer.
Even II your subscription is paid up
to tbc present time or in advance, YOU
can got tho benefit Of an additional
year on that date.
II you cannot come 70 the Office on
November n, send tho money In soon
or AMI the credits will be made on
that date.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
BROKE UP
in A ROW

Chicago, Oct. e0-Thefe are rival
railroad rate conventions here today
Tho "revolutionists," beaded by T.
@. Kiesel, went into regular convention
They we're asked TO sign a pledge bind'
Ing themselves 20 support Roosevelt .
recommendation. Kiesel led his fol
lowers from steinway Hall TO tho Au'
ditorium Annsx, whore trump" con
vention was organized. The regulars
were welcomed by the mayor and adj
dressed by R. W. Higbee, Of the Nation,
al Wholesale Dealers Association, OF
New York and @. Z. 7. Campbell
former railroad commissioner Of Iowa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
STATE
SOCIAL
NEWS
Marion Items

Marion Items.
Mr.. George Ford went 20 Salem
Wednesday.
Mr.. Bostwiek and family have moved
20 Portland.
Miss May CrabtEse Is recovering
from her illness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dunn and family have
moved 10 Eastern Oregon,
Mr.. W. j. Hadley has moved he fam
ily 10 town for the winter.
Mr. Woods, OF Salem, rented the
Ashby place, vacated by Mr.. Dunn.
Mrs. Jay Cook, Of Salem, Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Hinshaw.
There is a demand for houses an the
time in Marion. Some one might do
well 10 build some 10 rent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS
TONIGHT.
Edison-vaudeville.

Katzeniammer Picnic Nearly Ready.
Don't fail to come to the Picnic to.
morrow night. You win be sorry II you
miss it. Never before have YOU had
chance TO witness 70 many clever
people. all Of tho best local talent in
tho city Is assisting. Every ono in
the city IL always more than willing 60
help a good cause, and when this feel.
ing is taken into consideration with
rattling good theatrical production,
there can be but one result-the Opera
House will be packed. Come and have
a good time. The curtain never comes
down-it IL ono continuous perform.
auce. There will be 20 people on tho
stage. Tho spycialtiSs are an Of an on.
semblo nature. In which the whole
company will assist. Tho little chill
drcn viii delight the audience. Eight
of your hauisomcst. most popular
Young ladies will give Frocks and
Frius, colorcd lights will be used 70
enhance tho beauty Of the specialiics
Tho duct by Mrs KatEeniammer and
Uncle Hcine viii be siie.splitting
Friiz-C Cooke Patton-says that he
will show Hans a trick or two. Hans
Louis stoclhammer-says he'll keep
even With him. Hoohgan-Jaek Ris'
tlno-will dance himself into favor
with tho audience, while Sis Hopkins
declares he'll have 20 dance early In
tho morning II he creates tho sensas
tlon hor recitation will command.
Thcrell bo moro than a good laugh
In store for YOU Friday night Two
hours Of fun 10 drive duh care away
There arc a host Of good things. Don Z
miss Il or Il viii be tho regret Of your
life. Dress rehearsal tonight az q
Positively no spectators allowed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
BURNED in
THEIR BEDS

Hot Spring Ark, oct 2o.-Tho Pa
eiae House, In tho cheap lodging dis
trIst, was destroyed by Gro this morn.
Ing Six bodies have been recovered
The identified arc r. l.. Mann, a rail-
road conductor, Of Donvori Harry
Bradley a waiterl Mrs. Mack aud Mrs
Maek's ihfant Il l. also believed per-
lshed. There we're 80 roomors In tho
house last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

Q. and l.. Q. stinlcr, Of winterso,,
sons Of tho late A. J. stifier who
passed away In this city last Saturday,
arrived In the city last evening. Tho
funeral of Mr.. stinier win take place
from the residence, aist and Chemakela
streets. Saturday, October 2sth, a. iiSo
O'Clock Elder J. NJ Cole officiating.
Burial will take place al City View
cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
oregon People AZ salem Hotels.

q. X. Kimball, Pcndloton.
Martin white, g. Helens.
ID. l.. Caldwell, siayton
y. Gregory and wife, Portland.
w. y Reed, Turner
u. CALLER, Shaw.
Rsbecea Gates, Dallas.
Pete Mowrey, Portland.
II. =. Myers, jefferson.
y. II. Moore. Portland.
Ben Irwin, Milwaukee.
Emil Held, Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

The Oscar RogOway ease Is one OF
the main eases which is being tried be-
fore the circuit court Of Albany tbs
week. Three days have been consumed
in hearing testimony and the trial Is
not yet fnished
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
ounlino Pleads Guilty.

Pittsburg, Oct. 26-Edward George
Cunliffs, who abseonded with slOl'ooo
Adams Express Company money, plead
cd guilty this morning to the charge
Of larceny, and win be sentenced Sat
uFday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

~. p. Moore. Portland
y. o. Wells, Portland
ID. o. Bogart.
II. r. Tracy, Portland.
Frederick W. Goodrich, Portland.
VIM. Ellis, Portland,
Mra &. v. Anaol, San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood ana
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for the
sick and weak. cents, Tea or Tab
lets. DR.. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

The two Corvallis saloon men who
were arrested for running a club sa'
loon, were sentenced Tuesday TO pay
$500 each and costs, and 80 days in the
county Jail. Notice Of appeal has been
given.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
nenro.entlnr mRnnaat ,I

Miss 8. V. Abael, Of San Francisco,
will be Ia salem for a few days In tho
Interest of "sunsot" Magazine. II
was through Miss Anael's efforts that
Salem was given a wflieup with some
beautiful illustrations In 1904. "sun'
set" Il doing a good work for tho Pa
elae coast, aud deserves a generous
patronage from coast people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

Mr.. Bostwick, from near Jefferson,
moved into tho house vacated by Mr.
Bostwick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
There are ginger worms and

uClS olS BAhbNA
red-pepper bugs-queer board
ers-that have to be looked
for, not in Sehilling's Best, but
in making il. There are eggs
Of these queer boarders, too
small to be killed by grinding,
Don't keep spices warm, or
they'll hatch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
Dress Rehearsal

Tonight at p. m, sharp. Positive
" no spectators allowed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

Read the large display ad Of The
Journals Special Sale Day-Noyembef
llth-and then save a big silver dol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

II you want a pretty face and delight
ful air,
Rosy cheeks ami lovely hair,
Wedding trip aeFoss tho sea,
Put your faith IN Rocky Mountain Tea,
Or. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26

CHILDREN CRY FOB
FI.EroHBR's cAsToRIA-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
CHOP SUN
at the
The Chinese
Restaurant
1bs Hiah stroet. upstalr.

First.elsss in all appointments. A
place for ladies and gentlemen 10 got
an kinds Of Chinese dishes and the "a.
nous IA Hung Chung Chop suey, and
Yakama.
wUEY SEN low q CO., PROPS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
DAINTY
LUNCHES

prop in and try the dainties we
have ready for you.
oysters, cooked in any style.
Cocktails, the best in town.
Salads, the kind you like.
Tamales, the red hot kind.
sandwiches, al kinds.
Chocolate, served with whipped
cream.
coffee, Chase & Sanborn's NJ. 81.
HOT SODA.
Always Hoti Always Good.
FULLER & DOUGLAS,
Salem q leading grocers bakers and
,opfectioners, 45646O, State street.
phones, Grocery 1s2, Confectionery 1877.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-26
A Good Appeti1ing Meal

Can always be made on our tender and
juicy steaks, chops, Toasts. hllets.
Those who love choice meats Of excel
lent flavor and sueeulenee should try a
steak, roast or chop from our prime
beef, lamb, mutton or veal. Our meats
are favOrites with those who wish hrst-
class and nOurishing foods at reason
able prices.
Z. o. CROSS.
State Street Market. Phone 20l
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-09-18

cooking for the party. Having
crossed the desert the two miners
struck out for themselves, and had
gone mile or so up the road and the
others were still resting in the shade
of the wagons when the dogs began
to grOwl and look anXiously into the
willows that skirted the creek. AT
the same moment there was a clatter
of hoofs, and a line of mounted IN
dams appeared from up the creek and
over an adjacent knoll, while those
concealed in the brush came out into
the open, all leveling their rifles at
the half dozen men about the wagons.
Those on horseback were lead by
Luke Mirengo, a halfbreed of French
blood who refined his horse up sud
denly and shouted, mo shoot" and
repeated it both to the Indians ana
the white men. The latter were
quickly disarmed, and Chief Looking
Glass came forward and talked with
Albert Lyons and informed him that
he had been watching the wagon
train all day, waiting to get an ad-
vantage A line of guards was post
ed in a circle about the camp, and in
short time Chief Joseph and White
Bird rode into camp from up the
creek. Mirengo introduced Chief Jo-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-09-18

replied Lyons looking him in the eye
At this moment two squaws rode up
and one of them said to Lyons, ex
tending her hand, "My name is Lucy
and | have been baptized" This was
the first one who had shown the
friendship of the handshake, and Ly.
ons responded saying, God knows
them that do right"
The two miners who had been met
in the road by the Indians, were taken
captives, and one was brought back
to the wagons, but the other was
dubbed and killed after being sep
arated from his companion. The af-
ternoon wore away, and Lyons kept
watching for a chance to escape. He
had in his belt small revolver and
a knife which he kept concealed un-
der his coat, and it was not noticed
till shutdown when he was down by
the creek dabblng in the water and
one of the Indians approached him
and demanded the knife. Lyons gave
it to him and as he did so an uproar
started by one of the wagons. Some
of the Indians had been plundering
the wagons all the afternoon and had
found a key of whiskey. Quarrelsome
in the beginning, they grew worse,
and at this moment the Indian turned
from Lyons to see what was going on
among the others. Lyons jumped into
the creek and waded down stream
till he came just opposite the wagons
and concealed himself under bush
that hung over the water There was
cursing and screaming and struggles
in the camp and one of the Cinnamon
pleading for his life said, what for
you kill me? You gottee all my mon
ey! Let me CO." Marengo interfered
saying, Let him 60. We are not
fighting Cinnamon" And the two
Cinnamon were permitted to leave the
camp. but the quarreling and assault
ing of the prisoners continued. Lyons
crouched under the bush till midnight,
and was not discovered though an
Indian passed the bush looking for
him Immediately after he got under
it. He finally crept through the guard
line and took to the hills where he
hid among the pines during the day
At night he travelled with, the hope
Of getting back to the camp on Salmon
river. but the third day he found him
self at the sinks of Birch creek, only
q few miles from the scene of the cap
ture. He had not had any food or
drink during the three days. He got
his bearings and started for the sinks
Of Little Lost river. From there he
went around the edge of the hills to |
Big Lost river and went up the val
ey. On the island above the present
site of Arco he found some gentle |
lorses, one of which had bell on
lie succeeded in catching the bell
mare and then tore up his leggings
O make a rope which he used for a
,ridle. When he mounted the animal
lie had the bell in his pocket but 1t
Don lost out, Near the head of the
liver in Thousand Springs valley, was
cabin belonging to Daniel Richeson
nd he went in and got some food.
his was the seventh day since he
ad dined with the freighters, and he
ad had no food except toulie roots.
continuing his journey to Salmon riv-
r he found the camp deserted and
vent down the river to Salmon City
here he met Colonel Shoup who had
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-09-18

was making his famous circuit of Ida
no, killing and burning and defeating
or eluding the troops sent after him
by the War department. s.
The Custer massacre was still fresh
in the minds of the people, and the
nation looked on with interest to see
whether this other member of the
dark skinned race would destroy an
army under General Howard or Gen.
eral Miles.
People looking over the map of Ida
no at that time looked for Boise City
and the forts or trading posts scat
tered over its vast acres. TO some
the ferries and wagon roads were i'm
portant, and in this part of the state
there was a ferry at the butt, near
FIT. Hall bottoms, below Bfackfoot,
and one at Eagle Rock, about eight
miles above the present site of Idaho
Falls. A dozen stockmen represented
the 'freeholders" of what is now
Bingham and Fremont counties, and
assessors, road supervisors, teachers,
preachers and lawyers were matters
belonging to 'the states"
On the 18th of August, Colonel
Shoups wagon train, loaded witch
goods for his store at Salmon City,
was going from Eagle Rock westward
toward the sinks of Birch creek. This
was the last day on the desert, and
they camped for dinner on the banks
of the creek. There were in the par
ty, Jas. Haden, Daniel Combs, Albert
Green two miners whose names we do
not know, Albert Lyons, hunting for
a band of horses for Jas. McTuckner,
who had ranch at the mouth of
Bayhorse creek on Salmon river, al
so two Cinnamon who were doing the