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The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Great Window Display.

Next Saturday morning in the
show window of the A. j. Park store
will be unveiled a facsimile of the
proposed new United States capital
building at Washington, D. G.
The structure, which will take up
the entire window will be made al
together of Royal Cuticle soap, of
which 20, 600 bars will be used in the
construction. Three experts have
been at work for several days in the
window, and altogether it will be
the most elaborate window display
ever seen in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Notice.

One of our competitors has ad-
vertised Kansas Cream flour. We
have been able to build up desir-
able trade on this flour in this
market, owing to its merit and su-
periority over other brands. and
wish the public to know that we are
sole agents for northern Colorado for
the Kansas Cream flour manufactured
at the Ellsworth mills. Ellsworth,
Kansas. The Meyers Grocery Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Two Fires.

Fire from some unknown cause
broke out late Monday evening in
the Howard J. Poudre second hand
store at III Main street. The dam
age to stock from fire and water will
probably reach 81, 500, partly covered
by insurance.
So near as can be discovered the
fire came from stove in the back
part of the store and caught in some
mattresses near the stove.
A small fire occurred in the resi-
dence of Carl Anderson, 51s Seventh
street, Wednesday morning. The
fire caught from stove pipe running
through an unprotected ceiling.
But little damage was done.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Davis,

Mrs. Mary G. Davis, mother of
Mrs. F. E. Baker of this city, died
on the 18th of this month while
visiting her son, Carl Davis, at
Hilltop, Colorado, south of Denver.
Mrs. Davis was past So years old, and
for the. last twelve years has made
her home with her daughter in this
city. She was in good health until
few hours before her death, which
was due to apoplexy, superinduced
by old age. She leaves two sons,
Carl, prominent ranchman of
Hilltop, Albert H., of Longmont,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Arnold.

The body of Fred Arnold. the
young man hung at Canon City some
months ago for completely in the
Youngblood murders in Denver a
little over year ago, was buried in
Linn Grove cemetery last Sunday,
having, been brought here by Under
taker T. G. Macy Saturday. The
services were conducted in Macy's
chapel by Rev. r. j. Hunter, assist
ed by Rev. Mcintyre.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin, L. L. D.

OF Waverly, Texas, writes: "Of
morning, when first arising, 1 often
find a troublesome collection of
phlegm which produces cough and
is very hard to dislodge; but small
quantity of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup will at once dislodge it, and
the trouble is over. l know of no
medicine that is equal to it, and it
is so pleasant to take. l can most
cordially recommend it to all per-
sons needing medicine for throat
or lung trouble" Sold by J. F.
FeZer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19

Cosgrove's grand concert orchestra
company will be the attraction at
the Greeley opera house on the
night of Friday, Nov. ,, under the
auspices of the Greeley band. This
orchestra comes we'll recommended
to us as absolutely being the best
attraction in this line possible to be
secured, and the band members are
working hard to make success. The
orchestra is ably assisted by Miss
Gertrude Charles and Miss Virginia
keating. Miss Charles has just re-
turned from abroad where she has
appeared at all the leading capitals
of Europe as a grand opera singer,
and she is truly the possessor of a
soprano voice second to none. Miss
keating has been late leading
woman with the famous actor James
O'Neil.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Barnes.

Mrs. Minnie A. Barnes, wife of ].
Fl. Barnes west of Greeley, died in
the hospital in Denver last Sunday,
following an operation for pereton-
tits. The funeral services were held
in the Baptist church at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Frank Bar
nett officiating.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Beach,.

H. B. Beach, the former Greeley
resident who dropped dead at Mont
rose about week ago, was buried
here last Sunday with the Christian
Science service.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19

and daughter, Mrs. Baker. The
body was taken to Loveland for
burial beside that of her husband,
who died some years ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
OF FINAL sETTLEAN
In the matter OF the estate u -
Dn1.r,r Cy IpFpIstA'

In the matter OF the estate q p'
Reagan, Sr.. deceased nd
Notice is hereby given, tha' iac% Ta%
the Esd day OF October, a. y; ,hs Ed al
one of the regular days rt q ,re d
1908, term OF the County tourdi toluado ii
County, in the State OF Coloitd q nest eesstatd
appear before t he Judge Of Of ss's ss I'D
present my final settleme NJ tnnrSoyal nS
ministrator, and pray the hppitGo to bd
same. and will then Apply M1
charged as such adminIstrSanSo in iud
time and place any per9Hin5 in5ctions 1
may appear and present obIee'''
same. il any there be. ,5o this
Dated at Greeley, Sol9;rfa3gGO'
day of September, a, D;, r REAGA
Administratoro o. D., ''id idecesI
Daniel Reagan, rr"siay Tr3
Fist publication in the nIGv,I ;Dn Oct.
Sept. 2s. 1905. last puolicl',o"-
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Sides.

John Sides, aged 80 and county
charge, died at the county hospital
last Sunday, from tuberculosis. He
had been in Greeley but few weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
DEATHS


Wanna B. Fry, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Fry, of 500
Tenth avenue, died Tuesday after
noon.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19
Imperfect Digestion.

Means less nutrition and in con-
sequence less vitality. When the
liver fails to secrete bile, the blood
becomes loaded with bilious proper
ties, the digestion becomes impaired
and the bowels constipated. Her.
bine will rectify this; it gives tone
to the stomach, liver and kidneys,
strengthens the appetite, clears and
improves the complexion, infuses
new life and vigor to the whole sys-
tenn. SO cents bottle. Sold by J.
F. FeZer.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19

Telephone or write E. G. Steele, Ea-
ton, for price on your lumber bills.
You will readily see big advantage,
as many Greeley people have dis
covered.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19

Double trading stamps given on
every purchase in the house till Sat-
urday night, October 81. A large
stock of premiums to select from.
Don't forget that Saturday night is
the last of the double trading
stamps. The Golden Rule store.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-19

For Sale! For Sale!
Sacks and sewing twine. The
Potato Growers Commission Co.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-06-24
VOTES CAST
W 10 Lwno 70, 1905.

Christian Brothers. s6lol
Clerks Union 2572|
e. Romero Hose Co. !. 1O799I
Y. N. ........... 29325|
Jesuit Fathers $1,000 ............. 2342|
Ladies Home 155OO|
Carnegie Library. 1905
East Side Catholic Church. .............. $685.
West Side Catholic Church ............. 731O|
Sisters of Loretto. 103O3
St. Anthony's Sanitarium ............... 1901
Elks. .......... 29l4
Temple Aid Society. ....... 494lO|
Red Mem, 1851
Fraternal Brotherhood. ................ 1892
st. Josephs' Society ..... GA
st. Paul's Episcopal Church ........ ....... 262OI
Fraternal Union .................. 49,. $50
Public School District No. 1................ III
ContsssAnts receiving lees than 10o votes not Listed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
MAN woRsArps "oLD NICK"
ErSets Monument to satan Which
Roya Try to Destroy.

Detroit, Alcu,, NOV, 1.-Two police,
men .ast night as,WIed toe unique
uuy Of taxing ~ thuT station ~
guards " tne site of monument Ia
satan, Tho monument Is IL leet In
height from foundation 70 crowd, horn
ed hgure purportlnE 70 bs satan be-
ing SHOWN in u stopping posture be-
bind a pulpIt, The grOtesQue AFFAIR
created sensation when unveiled In
the front yard Of Menx, q contracting
mason, ~ 3lS stanton avenue aud last
n!gat u mob of boys gathered around Il
and began bonlbardmeut OF stones
that thrUaIene It's destruction, the
two policemen finally dispensing the
crowd and standing guard To- prevent
''''..." '.''"'s ,vu,NIning his action
in erecting the monument MIR. MANI
,..... ... u,- l.u, Jv"0NV a NuTu Ut
,.,e bible, Dut that old Nick told the
truth,
lie Ia my best friend" declared tho
old man, pointing up At the image, he
spoke the drSt and last truth"
Around the neck Of the statue when
II Vas unveiled Was Ribbon of United
States flags, Clergymen ana city Of
iC!als have been interviewed regarding
the extraordinary action Of Sir. Menz
hut NO conclusion has been reached ~
70 whether hts monument can or
should not DO made the object Oi Of
hClRl action 10 secure Ia removal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
PeII..saI EdueatIon for Maaasa.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 1.-THE town
council Of St. Petersburg is talking
the lead in the political education OF
the masses by lpangafftiag series OF
pubic lectures a. Waieh the new order
of things Is explained TO the people.
TIE object OF the meetings IL to al.
lay the hostility between the various
Glasses by showing the bonsht accFu,
ing to ali from the grant Of liberties.
This example viii be followed by the
city OF Moscow and other places,
WorJ reaches Count WItte that IN
some regions the reactlonarIes who are
seeking to make the new regime Odi.
Gus are spreading reports among the
peasants Ia the country and the lower
SiasSss OF the cities that tae imperial
manifesto is q forgery issued by A..
CamRrillG, of the revolutiOniSts, Of
which Count Witte iS the head. and
who held the emperor in the palace,
Such stories circulated among the
-smlgrant Deasantry are aE to prove
q most dangerous factor. a. they did
when the peasantTy rose to support
Puga3eheR, Who claimed 70 be Peter
u allied on the people TO overthrow
Catherine II. The Clergy throughout
the country under Instructions from
the Holy Synod are doing all In their
power to eOunteFact the effect Of such
pefAieiOus reports by explaining to the
people IN the churches the real mean.
ting 81 The reforms.
During the rioting at Croastait tls
government treasury there. which was
surrounded By q deep moat alled With
water Was only saved fTOm the mob o.
@utfnesrS and FOWAios BY the FomoVai
81 Eas bridges. BlhsEbert Watts. the
American oOasul general. received The
tollOWinG eispNteh last night from Goa
sSuiRr Agont Peter W'lgins at CTonstadt:
'oaiioFs attsd b. 4 moo eoiamencod
Tiotihg here aa4 several hOssoa we're
go co Ore ana tas shops we're Fobbsd
ffAs situattsa ro@ains eEit1eai.'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
FLOOD OF SILVER
TONGUED ORATORY
Second Days Session Of the
Chattanooga Conference,
INCREASE IN THE ATTENDANCE
Convention Of Quarantine and lmml
grafton 10 Attracting Much Attention,
Several eloquent Addresses Made BY
Prominent southsruerS

Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. ll.--TAO
second days session of the southern
conference on quarantine ami ima,lgra.
ton opened with an Increased atteu.
dance over that Of yesterday, about 30
delegates being registered.
Governor Browad. OF Florida and
Governor Terrell, Of Georgia, complet,
ed the list OF state executives who nad
been expected,
The flood OF silver.SonEuod orRtOry
yesterday sadly dlsarrAnged the pro
arranged program for the day. Gov.
ernor Glenn, Governor blanchard. Gov,
ernor BrOward, Governor Vardaman.
Congressman John Sharp Williams and
many others Of less note addressed the
conference on varied phases Of the
quarantine questions held the close a.
tOntlon Of varied delegates until last
midnight. AZ result. only two OF The
six formal addresses on yesterdays
program were Fea6hed--thOse Of Gov
srnor Glenn and Surgeon General Wy
man, Three more addresses have
been arranged for today: the reports
Of the esmmlttses on quarantine ad1
immlGrutl0n 70 Which have been
referred without debate rssolatieaS of
tered bearing on the respective, sub
jeots are 70 he considered tOdaysahd q
vish TO CAlekGmAusA bastlsAelds With
= drill by lAO famous Twelfth United
states cavalry followed by q luncheon
~ Fort OElethorps and = arrive over
the ressrvaiiOn and back 70 the city,
will complete q busy day.
Provision for an evening session has
beeh made. II the business % the COZ
ference cannot bs ComDstSd without
The conference Was called 10 order
by Chairman Governor Coz. Of TenRea
see. WAC promptly took up The program
by Introducing N j. Sanders. pFeal
dent Of tho New Orleans PF0gFosaiVa
unIou. whose topic was Quarantine;
ia Commercial Aspects"
Toe address Of Dr. william y. Dru
heF health and quarantine officer Of
Savannah. Ca. WAS nefs eailad. ~.
Bruncr being abssnt. bis DapsF was
aled with the secretary 10 become q
part Oi mo records ~ The congress. TIE
phpar discussed "QuaFsntihs: Govern
mcnt Control"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
PERSIA N AWFUL CONDITION.
Cholera and Failure Of cropo Cause Of
Serious Situation.

Washington, Nov. 1l.-General Nor
tea, the Persian minister, who ar
rived here yesterday, spoke Of the dc,
plorable conditions existing In his cOuR
try growing out Of the cholera cpl.
demic Of 1904, failure of crops and the
increase in the prices Of the necessl.
ties Of life.
Our country L. most peculiarly and
woefully situated just now" said Gen.
eral MOrteEa, and there seems to bt
no relief In sight, Through q series
of distressing viSitatiOnS upon our peo.
pie, the Persians are experiencing a
panic. TIE steady Increase OF prices
means starvation to many; 1t will
mean misery TO countless others, and
1t Is with heavy oearts that we look
forward to the suffering OF this winter.
Ordinarily In times OF crop failure.
the Persians depend on their next-dOOr
neighbNr, Russia, for wheat, General
Morteza said, But Russia's war result
ing with all lmportsAons to Persia
being so greatly diminished that few
were able TO profit by It,"
The cholera has passed, for the war
Is at an end, but our people are still
hungry, Their problem is to live
through another year. trusting to prov.
idence that their .granariCs may be
filled next autumn,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

80 Franelso0. Nov. ii.--Asaoeiats
GslsSaies ~ ths SsWiah coaggcSaiiona
aai sooistiss o. ga FFaReisoo. aad
~ eisy arOuhd The bay. mst hsrs lasi
nisht h ne Tsmpls El@aasai. in ~
spsass - . tslegTsa fsO@ yaesh
aSAlR. - New Y0FS baakug. Aaking
aa appsai for az - ths psFsseuisd
geWa % Russia A. immsdiaso -
spsass met Mr RshiRs sOpsai. bSsh ID
the shape 0s LIBERAL subssFipitsss uaa
a69rsss ~ he pao9ie g CsiifBFnis
asttina forh tie ooatitioaa which oEiuf
b R1asia ahI Ihs impegativs seed fes
halp.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

them to the proper place Dawson
could not be found last night.
w, R, Hearst announced today thai
81 additional reward Of $40, 900 for evil
dence for the arrest, conviction ant
imprisonment Of the arst Tammanl
district leader to be convicted oi
frauds against the ballot In Tuesday,
election. This Ia an addition to the
other evidence here Ia prOof OF crimes
against the ballot and registration laws
In the election. ThiS makes the tota
Of rewards he has offered $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

0ioaso. NoV. ~ "A disp6toh Ia ths
TTibune from o. Coua. MisH.. Gays
TAI 5ahs Janshy. - thln ETY. aged
90 u . hamaa ai0as gaaffT Poartssh
moatha go ~ wss Ne Viesim ~ "a
e1pleSiaa n . sisne quarry Aaa svss
eihes ne 6osthys tAVs bssa prOtpaet
inG sVeFy time viih Gaoa Fesalts
R0uF fhoasand pieces ~ sloae have
Bee removed from various paFts u
laasky's anstomy. A piece o. Gfaa
ks WeiGhinG an oaa.s cane or % bic
en- b. "a sptratioa Tsatsrasy. ana en-.
aT- ~ t.f e. ouaee IN ssIght uas
Femavss fFou ne soekft u his ere
Eaich Was Ds' 10 che sG9iAa,O1. Pour
tines . ueot iansty. StlhSgi tatihs
90 abassiarfie ssbmhs 10 ~ kaffa,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

PittHburg. Pa. NoV. it.--J0hn sus
Eaito and Frank FinelH. a. Hickogy
pa. WNfe hsld WitAout bali to-day fog .
eoFeasFf iaquszf aaA tkiElssa Othss
gaests a. he RO@a HotsL ara dssssn
e b ssaaersiaa via ~ myE,egi@li
dsath - t0as2h Dsssgia ~ loaoagn
hs'a Ciiy, Pa peiagta uas ftgpHa
fTom taa ttfrd aooF WtafSs e 90 ~
tei iRio ne Eoegn aiiey. an1 q d 81
neVst iaai Eosuafti sd Fesil knes
eta EirrluEt4Geea TheT nFtkeg 80
SIS tas ueFa - ula rtallaa srss e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

NsW YSgt. NoT ia lSstss Wit
toa By AbFaaam unooia ls istt. ~
laltaa ~ pslltieal aHaiFs n nlinOia
e1a 81 q HumhsF % auiogFaBhs eel
lsused ~ Mr.. George n Noalt0s. Of
Oteago. and s0i4 q a hetsi hsFe zee
tsFaay boaGht ei1t. 90 auiograDh poem
signed ~ lanes huasell level
sTSuGht SIS A shspAEs letter siEneC
BE- aos Writisu ~ George WasnlHE
tsa. ~. - t7ga. SSid fsr t7s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

HarFiabarE. pa. Nov ii-COveFno.
PeuHypaeksr today ssat . lestsF b a.
ggFeraDT a. even STATE b tks unlist
8tsiea ufE.nG thsm 70 absoi1t 1sls
E4tea 10 TIE c1zEfeus "a - ND q
Wasa,nElca. D. e. ~. r. Ipge. % soa
f.1er ~ paEsags q gnifoaa taua 20
- fRs. ra1isl - flesae rtftqs,
. 60
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
TRIBUTE PAID 70 PRESIDENT.
Lord Mayor Parade Suggests
Roosevelt Temple Of Peace"

Lord Mayor Parade Suggests q
Roosevelt Temple Of Peace"
Washington, Nov, 1.-THE tribute
paid to President Roosevelt In London
yesterday Ia connection vita the lori
mayors parade has directed attention
heretofore to q suggestion emanating
from J. Belgyn TAFT. local representa-.
tive OF the international banking cor.
poratiOR that the triumph q the presi.
dent as q peaosmakeF Oe peFpotuatSd
by the erection In the capital city Of
q magnificent Roosevelt Temple Of
Peaae.' -.-
The author Of thlB project feels thai
there will BE- no difficulty Ia raising
BY public subscription = fund suhht
eient to erect q structure in every re-
spect worthy Of taS triumPhal Ports
mouth, The suggestion Is thar there
be erected q building Of heroic proper
tons TO be used for conventions and
meetings Of national impOftAncs, to be
Of rich design with oTRAmeutatiOn ON.
blematic Of peace and perhaps sym
boliC Of the state Of President Roose-
welt in tight bonds Of brothoFhood b.
tween the north and south.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
rRV TO PREVENT sUlclDEs.
Society Formed In Cleveland, o., 10
STOP set Destruction.

St9V 0Ntts6NaWb9bfNV
Chicago. Nov, IA Tribune dis
patch from Cleveland says Tou
Johnson. alarmed At The official report
that there have been eiGhtsiH suicides
In Cleveland In the last nine months
has taken stsps TO check me carnival
OF Eelf.desIruCtlOu. tie has appoint
eI . commission. whose duty Il IL "a
attempt 10 diESuaae W0uldbs suicides
from taking their own lives The
commission IL made up Of Director Of
Charities COolly. vita A. dFesRlud,
member ~ the charities bureau. and
Stale ssnstor Elliott y. @ Hove.
Every man OF Women 10 CisVslAhd
who IL contemplating saiolds 10 invit.
% TO write . letter 70 ths antlaulolds
commission an6 tell tsaiF treublet. TIE
members Of The oommisai0u will tAsh
make - effort ~ remove the tronbls
FoF people eespsn9ent from Hon.em.
ploy mFng the c0mmlasi0a sndeaVOrs n
Obtaln empIOTmsot. whlls the hseis
and uants d others ssaAEing aid are
looked after.
Al thres men are eHpsHsnced In
suoh work. and thaiF lab0Ts 20 far
haVo proved SatisfaetOFy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

Chattanooga. Tgnn,. Nov. it.--MaFh
ors showing tho positi0a IN the BET
Ne Of ChiekamauEa of the ThlFtyBlath.
Fifly sls4th ash BtItlsth North caro-
lima infantry regiments we're this morn
hE dedicated TIE North CaFOllaa
viaitoss lhCludihg Governor 0lsnh. ~
luiant Qssstai Robertson. eH.ohisi
Justice Avery. 0eaSFal nay. Of the aiE
lisSA, Csl0asl Harper - the Eifty
SiGbth sd ne dS;sgatss 70 ths south
sFn immigration aRa quAEaAtins cen
Vealiea nov 10 ssssi0n here. A 10
espsloa Wiii ~ gives 10 ne NogtA Car
ssisass teaight ~ n D F0FFest camp.
iRiieG Csafsasfats veterans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

Chicago. Nov IA Tribune dis
patch from Detroit, says that the COun
teas de s1eilAHSia, formerly Mas Lou
iSa May Hecksr. daughter Of Colonel
Frank J. HSokeF, Of this city. yester.
day was granted q divorce BY the ctr.
cult court Of this county from Couni
Gyula Hohe Joseph De BBeilassla on
grounds Of diasertiOn and nOh.EuppoFt.
The couple we're married Dec. -. 1893
when the count was secretary a tht
Austrian iOsatioa ~ WaahinslSa. Aboui
two Yesrs sGo the countess returned
70 her fathers home 10 Detroit where
shs has since resided. 4 Il said that
the cOuntesa will resume her maldsa
name. ahe retains the custody q Ihs
ORly ehild.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

Rsnsa Iiarbara Cal Nov. tt--Ar
m9agsirs nssehrr. laughter u Amer
B1efasr. AM e0gyla 81 liearY WaFd
fieefaeF aad Harriet baecher Strive
del lnst fis4 after . bfisf illness
aase gz yeafs Ths femaiaa Will be
srsnets4 q hst rsquqsl "a va .
rFeulseai segsa,oT aad Raiianlareglst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12

y @utlRy q cFOasta6l oUDprsssod.
Cronstadt. Nov. is.-S q. m.-The
@a9iny hSrs h entiFriy suppressed Ths
1utiaeegs WAO were holdiRg out "a ne
oaSasrA sootioa q he town have besn
ARRESTED TIE dis0Fdsgiy sismoats Is
o0s uRasf the tsoCouGh csufrOI q Ne
Rnseramant 0RIeiafa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-12
MASSACRE PLANNED
BY BLACK HUNDRED
i1umors AAoat That Jews Will
Be Killed in ST. Petersburg.
RoMsTADT RIOTS suPPREssEo
Peace and order Restored In Russian
cIty-count Wltto Will Investigate
Jewish MaSsaerss-POIItIeal Eduea.
Ten tor the People.

St. Petersburg, Nov, 1l-stroies are
4elnE industrioUsly circulated that q
regular 81. Bartholomew massacre oil
che Jews and intellOOtuals has been
planned by the BLACK Hundred" o!
. st. Petersburg for Saturday night, II
q declared that all thS houses con
Gaining Jews are marked with q red
Cross. While /. Is undoubtedly true
that the lower classes would like to be
let loose, no real danger is anticipated
as the police have received the most
rigid instructions to suppress any at
tempt at an uprising.
Count Witte has ordered a thorough
investigation Of all the Jewish mas.
sacres, and other disorders In the in.
terror where ths-POlice, troops and Of.
Acials are charged with melting or
with abetting violence, and he IL de-
tSEmined to have AL the Offenders re-.
moved Or punished,
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-11-10
IDAHO NEWS.

Chinese Inspector F. w. Mcfarland
Of Helena. Mont, and Inspector Jonh
sullivan of Priest River. Idaho, ar
rested a Chinese woman and elgnt
Cbinamen who were making their way
into the United States by the Boomers
Ferry route.
The schools of Shoshone county Will
he closed all of this week to enapie
tho teachers to attend the institute al
wallace, which will be in session al
of the week
left Thompson, the pioneer miner
wbo in the fall of 1861 erected The
FIRST house in the Boise valley, died d
the county hospital at Lewiston las
week. -
Samuel E. Bibby, surgeon general o
the Idaho National guard is DEAD
Isaac Mcfarland, the hotelkeeper a
rorest lies dead and his wife is in
critical condition as a result OF CUR
shot wounds inflicted by Mcfarianu'
ANDY Goddard, Darwin Bevan an
George Halleck, all of Wardner, WE
started ON a trip to New Orleans DO"
the Missouri anu NAiS9iff
: going over the route Travelled by Lew
} end Clarl, in their expedition, abandon
. od the trim after reaching point
2 NJortb dakota. They found the rive
4 ful of floating ice and the weather e
+ tremelv cold. They disposed OF u
j ,.oat thew had built in Montana al
n returned to Wardner.
e FIFTY thousand fish have been plac'
/ 1aaLo streams by the United Stat
7 &c since August. Within u
last last two weeks 5000 have been plac'
10 The streams of Latah. Nez Per
and Koo;enai counties.
= The sheriff at Lewiston rec C. |.
n burned gamblers tools valued at ,
= 600 Many machines we're found TO
n "exed" as the interior Of Tue app
q atus showed how the victims STOOD
ln.or chance of winning