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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Ofsraa Reports Results Of the Battle
OF Naxden.

Ofsrsa Reports Results Of the Battle
Of Nuxden.
Tokio. March 1.-THE following n
poE- has h~en receivea from Field Mar
sh&l 0yzma
The numter Il prisoners, spells
and The enems's estimated casualties
xsainSt All oar iorceS in the direction
Il the >h2khs follow. Aus the number
= prisoners. guns and spoils are IN
creAsirS monaentariiy.
Prisoners. over $1,000. Including
General Nxkhin.uff.
Killed AID w0anied. estimated ii
II, 90.
500.
-Fi2e~. >.
Suns. about 81
Rifles. 81. eco
sAmmcuisioa waraus. $50.
SHELLS. 30 900.
Small arms Ammunition. :. o00. :
asao re1uas-
Cereals. 1900 koku sabout IS. 900
trshessl
sFe&ser. S. coo kokn.
iighs rail~zy oatSt, IS miles.
sHoxSss. 5000
Mare. . exrtloa.1s.
'Closhine &ad SecO1srsmenss. ] 900
eSrt31msiS
-.Bread. I. coo, Quo rxssons
FnsI F0.80 toux-
Hay - tOzS. hessdss tools. tents
oaildcks- teiesprsh wire ard poles
il1nb~r. beds stoves. and numerous
oshsr Frug<rry
+ Ne reports have been received from
a1r forvs< IN the direction q Ssr~-
king
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

zaae sx7sAae wsls 30 is nsrsues H. ceua-
prose- sast Sante ponsssca ssv@sv ard 80.
8cHHm sAss @s.ek. THIS wss mamssezaes'
= ben HA's sr~ass ssas saken np IA execa-
szs$ sss&acm snaay. Fer xeas~ sAsAn az
iafsaT tfse ssaassss @ascnssed saws xri
san&ns and frsslly aesw~aa - mses< AL !
. ~ s9safT az order ~ give 4izne Ser q
raj aSsr'usssssn 81 the Hssssssarp and stall
AA1gsnrn - Sasa~anw II i comcesea
fhAa- L Ssse vsss wxse axAsxs,a Rsruns
ss1sz tame, q eneF@m - Sas s%asssx sxsa "a
ssea fs maintained tsne aansxssaraszs
was greesaEsea tesasx. Fs~axs2isae THAI
snsA <sEHnses AZ maF Rs inf1rrea ~
sAse AraAg xrsa naxy shall Ase vasa srean
aist r~Teanrs 81 Saaao nexnzrcn. n
1i=rsSagln vas rxarApf&
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

= Ast,sassssac. N&rtA LIE S=,-~-
1Azy e <aae rrsnsarv hS@ iss1s4 a wnr
rxn1 frs $50 500 IL sxr.r "a Nsrssals
&cNNrrfy 4 Cornish. iKwy4r~ ressssi-..
~ stsf fsdlHz serrSrcry. A. ss<s ~
ss'rxacs= rxizsasrs.4 tr isesz fo the C1ae-
law AID Ch1cs-asxN Inslxms. Tae ~A,-
rS'ArT "a The lnzFrslr dscl1r,sss - An
F.r1st Nas clalm en- rA,s rrSursz 1t.s- 4.
*As s'kcass1Fs- N'au@r-zs hawera-. a.
clrs'ris'a me FsETners IN -tse sA,r,u AZ
sAza n v2s -ss-unr nna ~ as.ars, .,,,'
vztA taf tsn1-n,r zasr has i..s,r ,,,-i,.
wszA the zDGiGns.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Washington, March "a investlga,
tlon OF certain contracts for Irvine ana
the Bundy time clock with which the
postotfice department under the admin
istration Of ]. NJ. Masten as chief CLERK
70 the first assistant postmaster general
Is being conducted to the present time
under specific orders from President
Roosevelt. These contracts, though
touched on incidentally in the reports
OF ex-Fourth Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Bristow, are declared to be lacking
IN Detail, hence the special investiga'
tion at this time.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

y sssislslsran- NAsrk az. - TAsss-4 =
su1hsrisE 1sr zAs ssnssrnsa1 tims .l.s
Nns~1ita ~ ~ NissC1sHr me z-s1f.rr.i AZ
cazaA s1lAl ~ rnade 4 Sea- lsssa xsss.,,-
NsaE Er ruuassr-nrz@d ca rae lsxk rrrs.su
ntsnt nae ~ dsuernGzl~s a. znt uss~r
&C M Nzsrk- "a aars. i Il s.a1se st.ss
sert r.zrid r-ar-ess tr fpe rsa-x -
usurs isssiurs 1tis nlsrter waprls r,.~s~
ss-4t H. aerl6es ans wi-kers y s-.r
sfF rs'lEraz1.k -1st ,sr1,e.-uas r6 r-ane,-ug-
-aaa pr falsslzr ar,s CESAR
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

--l1--A. >zz1a- FsS- q =.
'-z--.r.seo. AzrzE s--Ts. -. - =.
= 80 's-szri-- q T1szfE4 k1rg a.
49, . s'1gs szz.ssl sa~ =. -
NJ 3 k1< IN zz.z kxrs 1880 -,
zi--r-s- crz<1srz p AZ A. -. i
q I'm G fn-ss ysz-z- Ts..-s =. =
% x 1azE'ls-=s E-znz Exxsr~ - -
zl111 500 Czzzese lar -. -
a. = ,is-s.ls = tssrzzz Ss.zra -
= i--=s s1Al = R@r-zi--ess . lzzs =
izis Azz'sr1zzz-~ rs1rracr Ct $50
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Bolse-AnsactiOu has begun in the
supreme court 70 test the constitution
Slity Of the sct 2bolishing Kootenai
co1nsy and creating the counties Of
Lewis and Clark out OF its TERRITORY.
Edwin MeBess Of Rzthdrum. presented
an application for 8 writ OF mandate
against Edwin pouSs. sheriff Of Koote-
la, and now sheriff Of Lewis county.
The Petition i On behalf Of Charles i
AeDcnAld, sheriff Of Clark county. 1t
sets foErh that he has made demand on
AAo1ss Tor prisoners held for OffenseS
e01zrnztrs1 IN that portion Of Kootenai
cO1zET EOw embraced in Clark. and
also s9r property belonging to Clark
cuGztv- al q which has been refused
b. D00zz- Ezra r. Whitls. county IT
to-ney q Clzrk county and ex-attoruev
ot Aootsnzi co1zty. Joins NeBee IN
signing The petition. The alternative
VIII ~Gs Lsszaa resuruabIe On lTarrb
- A. Le~iStoa- Idaho.
Nhile D'11sE has qualified a. shsr;H
.0z Ls~z coG1tv. II / uuieratnoS -
wishes q hare the matter settled II
rsets al The parties in this action an
pear 70 = znti-iivizi0uists uerfe-tTv
wiling % have the ze1 held 1ueops.i-
r'z1lcE2l- Il / therefore probable -.
Ne sivls,onlz1z VII cs5rae into r. -
. so1as zsaze Of the proceedings.
Georgs H Rosz. treasurer ~ IA
Alslse1ai ard noE treasurer Of Iex;s
: Understood . take The szue s-ans =
Ls'1ss- and i / s-zset he xiI rrr~1s
tcs sane ca1rS@ xfth rssu.-s ~ ~,
so1n<T lands l. viii l. - - -
lAo1zz II hiz 4zsrer arouz go,
E1I1zs- thA5 TIE legislature -. q
sssses = rs1DTe e51zry sszs a -.
doe II tins ease x1d shx- Il - -
E'9ssr q aoc-zsA . cs1nty AID Law. Z,
.-iH'1t z1TerzZezt ~ anr re~;os u
i--l@- Further i I'll q aIIe~..4 80.
10 FrgvlzlU1 has hesz nrz.5e ~ -
s''-1zT oets- rhs1zh prorssii.,s ..-rl,.. -
IA been E41= t0r IL i5ss-7S-rs--
lAe-rs Are seFs-zl s-hsr r.5uss iur,,I-..5
= : zEs3@rzzoc1.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

- r's,iss-st'r-E. Al1--s1 b Pr. A.
az zc1r'-iss,-ee -is zsussii l,s-is. -
80 Nas 7s'zs.-ll-,1 A. sI-llsz.llz. a .-,lrr-
i''si's,l- 1a'z issss1 szlle11-s.zsf ~ -.-s1.-
.is'rssiiql rle-i,f ~ l1a-lr .5ezaar,5 -. -
s-l-zs-nz 81 sunss az a. rf .t,es- ~
1As'l- rlHifs a vi -Eis'rtiigss-E .s,c.--
-sassrz- tsarE~t A. -ils r.lsI.s~ rr,s -,r.z.-
snea1 rlAssss, n nux us.a- <..s-,,,,s
NJ -,-zz --st 'ssaE-illrlr n ls---1.zr u ~
ss;a''.'le y -sv-rs-1- and -ils- 1.ssaEs a.
e-i-is i'-il1i,nz- zc7oo.-lrlI- Ezsa-s-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

-sissaun. AlErs1 Do "a lss,,sisi s-au
Aatsr ~ -its -hlE MAJ ssus ~.
..-ris &c q WI 7ss,lsazrk 1rau zhss Cs,-
ii'slSa sis'r-'irr - aisvlsEciIlr s,sI1.iss..-s,
srr AD-uizsr uisE lpsr1irsr II .4s...-
= "a 9rlw-es- Eri1aar ees1ss~ s,,rs
ai'ssAtE is-ss1 saeEe1 The Nis.isns.
s.it sizrsr -sstilsss'E sllz isaar a,s1-nss sl.,s
Ne enssailEss lsErt 5,Aar rafa.4E
49, -sssr-ar1 1i.1r -Ist 1.snaz.rre i,sr-
i'llTzls1 --iiEnt-T iesiualr11.r - -.
s-rl'Fz- a s--lur nEzrz-r fn,pe Ia.
i''-ia s's'i1 a. sIs1earss 1ie ~ssi1sx. ant
iaislslF rlrltiig. r. zsI.--5
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18
Investigate Railroad b..

1snlnzton, March 13.-Rs;,-,
-. - lezs -@tion vas the subject o 81 J.
-. - - .~l~esn the president and
- - Elkinz- chairman Of the ints -,
s''.--'-rce committee of the ssr
- Senator Elkins said Il ~ ~ s 81
l'-=e q the COMMITTEES n 49, ' :.
-n1szsizztioa Of the rate ousst ie5'n i's
- - Senator Elkins sugoss 80
- - sfaoer HsIt woald h - -.
: 80 % cal an extraor,3insrv = s..ll y
z 1s@ EeEz ealle1 Al an session
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Sew Furs- En--z z~.-Tsz. r~r-s----
seti-al Hssasasr <ss- - ss1..r-@,f s-r.- ,
= Ezz A-.-'Z- - EErz11ss a xe=k =
z--.s t.lsT Fns Esse~z..s5 -.az xzas E~ Csw-
1.sssE.islssr lass1z,rz1sz- zf -ii.e k.sslss D.
s'sr1iiszr- and -e1.-r-k racsSrs5 s-uus
Er-sss E.z11 as'x1s e. C1r-srss---- Wy
.s-HsE ans Fznzk7 lFz.szz shsaw ssss
r-11lsE -rE--G = r,11 1luns = sxa<zu,z
HzE-lsz ~ -zVzzax as -1lsk Sr.sas .sis-
=asss- VIA t5zs zs.11- - Scr renr x
-1ssss E-zA-EzE ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18
Portfolios go Alleging.

London, March cit is again re-
ported that Premier Balfour is ezper'
encing great difficulty in filling the va,
caneies in the cabinet. 1t is rumoreo
.nat Walter Hume Long and others
nave declined the post Of chief secfs.
lary Tor Ireland. Gossip in the louO'
Of the house Of commons is to the effect
mat Sir Anthony p Macdonald, under
secretary to the lord lieutenant OF Ire.
and will be appointed to an imporan'
post outside OF Ireland.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Nts-a- AsEa4s- Nara s.-Tbs ~.
a A9e-.s1n Cereal c,1u-rzzv -
-1-gss- q Ia kind II IL 49,
50 = y 1-s. Eith tie szreutiou = I,
zr1s2 q sal ksz7Esznsx- IL. -.
ss'-1--z-ezl Sc 1850 .Gslsl. z5S,t =
e -isariE sl-oo9-ees- Txs 80 - =,
-1-lr 1Es= n IL Ers- rs 49, -.
seFs''aA cseerx les- tsei- lives - -
i - --a1----E DcE1- 4 IN -
= ss<1 a a szl1s'F fsll sask -, :.
.es- he All szapl7rss - - -
= ~ srz--+7- -rcrz sp1r-z-e.r.. -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

- - March - - Vice sSr,;..,
- Eho has arrived her. -, f-.. :
- a AZ wzy 70 s.. Pese-st -
= = l;.'=rTlzs With the Ee..o IL D. :
). - -. -. Ho,@stTsnzky's squa5ro3
: =, - II---,az 70 the Baltic "a b =.
: - er-asizz and zxsitiry -, -. o1'
- = NJ tEirri s7zzs;rn- - = AZ ar
: - = ssrsztoz- When this - -. a.
!. ..s's sheg rill prsceed ;,-.. l.ne.ien
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

--.'nnnr- AE-z1 lis Hsn-r r-r-
M has s,r1s=t clrr-as- fr- 4. sr,.~-
.1l-n 1aur uncsr ~. ra.sl-.s.n..u,z-- -
-il-a-,ass t-l,llrar. t.-,ri-lzis.r q o.
st'i-r- ~ s-1siz.ii.r W .u-.z.r = Esv
= 1rE i'siire-.- lsr.gssr e ruz Is -
-
- maze . 1n-rsHss -F1u- zzszs-,r =
"s'sakf- &C a. ne Erl-irs5zl rs-zf
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

wallace-The county commissioners
Al = special meeting ordered special
election throaxhtoat Shoshone county
April ) to vote upon the question Of
bonding the county for $4,000. This
sum viii be used for purchase Of a site
and the erection Of county building il
the qaalifed electors authorize the
commissioners to issue bonds.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18
BRIEF LuLL IN The PURSUIT
Rss.-'ptiOr cf Japanese Advance IS
Expected Ars TTr-se.

Rssarnrticu Of Japanese A5xance IS
Expected Ary TTr-.e.
Tie Pass Axrrh l4-The Jzrarese
i : reported. have ceased their uur-
sz.s- a. a<&sz temporarily Sazs4 al th-
@sFa1es~ ARE $ miles below TSz mass
A rss@mpzsen q their advaz~~ ser
Eeetesl. RzzoVs are n eSrrulnsir-
t1-As tAe JAE&zese are already attempt
TX Another ws3e turning rovszners 10
1r1re TIE E1sslzzs frcz Tss uasx
he k1ssHsz sr0erS hsrs haxe bs~z
x-r1Tzz< wssh hoTelesslv mixed zri-s
n ca1s9e1s1ce & The chzzze IN H.
src1z- Tie troars are tssnx s5rse,s 90.
and crEznlEx1s11z resorzzsssi srsl nsssxr,..s
. F-sees = 1ese13 TIE nex p.uxssiczs
oz1 ~Aethex Tie pass will i het5 -
zss-ssa1se'a probably sill nj e SsssS-
- ter several DAVIS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18
FUNDS FOR coLUaslA GETTY.
As faraAs Passed. 81 A@oxx gxre-
cstarx OF 500 600

MKshiagsc1. M4rcA al.-Fruzn Ia
t<Ss whacA Re has received. Senzsc~
FG1to1 1n1s tAer~ j. 8 r@earxi nissan
ssrsssn1Sne in Csreran - - shat an
as'esrsx1aom wsAz 2esmxilv zs1se In tn
rarer and Asxreaa ISL ser improving the
1ao4xA e. ihe Csssazalssa river. Tkst fars
4 thas
zAe tall a. enacted c2rrsss . cxsh an
FrcFEaklaa@ Cd $500 9as and Sashorsss~
s2se exRenairnre es sSa8 aao nssssscnsl
wAscA AAEs<r 4zae1ns wsil t. PROVIDED
n sAae sanarv rirSi h5El 10 L rassss
z.sEz SESSION. A. the ssIl uNssse.s IL.
aesuses i cArrSea $500. oaa casa and an
ssc~euesa an a2aiticz1l $500. 900 IN she
next szn,&Ev civii R1ll. Se-zrox Enlssr
kFEesls sd tc The Asr3se s,aanzn ssres 4, IL
csssass ssss cssa AgTrNF.raRisar. har his
rr~as=a E&s turnr5 &awn. When liz
aali was t~alzsg caass5srs-5 "a. shse seusse
he el1erss1 AID ser1r46 sass a3sssss~ ~
an azzt14uezs suerehsirx the cksh AZ
FreErsagssn - sas1 sess- TIE hssf thzn
we1z - conssrsmc< ans Cars Bsu--
sea ssnaesvQrsd ra -s<acze the Ae.n<s an
F~sEsaazsSn. tsui 1he ssnAts conssr<~~
sHesnl1 aC1 cGn@e@t- A csearrvrais.. Va
Hzzallx raacAei z1s So. sss3. cne-shi-s
q me amount Na3e5 Nv he ss-xs+
xAs CT CT As tAs klil Snallv r.s.s'ss,s
i rArwse1 s1oa Ag3 mare tRas- w-s~ u~~-
r1or1 Ia rAss hzu=e SAN
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

tsenss<s-Farmers from the sur
rounding country report splendid ort-
look for Water wheat. It has never
Looked better 1t this time Of the year.
The extreme cold 81 last mouth sppar-
entity destroyed a large part Of the Wild
oats without injuring other grain.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Paris, March 9.-A dispatch to tne
Temps from Tananarivo, capital OF ths
stand OF Madagascar, says the en'iis
Russian fleet has left the waters on '''
return to Jibutil, French Somaliland'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

~.aHauz.. Asrr1 -g.-r,surs. s.srter-
n1s-1. 1ias Russian a1zlilass.ss ..r- q, rs-.x-
Es-llzllrl. ssllsr r.S.s6 sass a81 Is F,.-rs,,,,
'ss'l-zt'.al-r -slnsnrv-ns II s.-- ls.sz,s.u. =,
Inc Nora lssa rAElnt- Ezsi -iss snr;5s,--
wac zi1nk ciaseS
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

%ea@@T@ ~ ezssAzs fsna*F<s1As fsss~
sev%uss aeo Cse~sn~sex'sxA.
sApsn aceu~s~ RnsxsA "a saslaasu.<
tAame~4e Neutrality
Menoxnamee. MsshsVAn. kAs ssseA
Shaker rs ~ earthquake.
TIRE rsH4s Rscan as.osssaaansw Asas wi
ss~snea Afa4f Tsassxe ~ aalAs s~z - 4as
snsr~aae*a
Mexsxssn smraa rssi<s 3ssx~ rum dawm
she a@ssa a Nasaas wAseA rsAla,e& sase
MazAsssn sa#pe n as exec
sessse Il sAse sea- parts II Nasssa h..
var~ sAss raaassAg IL me~ &sssy ae &ssa
5s8ess = - personals pemsssAsaca -
ssse cesar.
Fsse KnssAkss ere sssa fssme re ssass
~aMA she Japanese Are preparing an
aaassu saSxszse sneswsnsssrs ssni sas " sasns
~ Mnka<n
Frwm asa~sA vssasss ~ aas@e* il = ass.-
asse~sa aAsas kmrsssaskaa pMssmea Aaxe
msarx Slses Ice esN eHswzaee Sighting
rssn *sAh Aam u TIE sssss
a anmcnx ii Aae Rtssnflsnaa msenrs.
sssrs 81 fase y sssssass leeasla4nr* hns Ne.
xuasna ~ 49, a3ssxAssaa 10 eaas sae A
r. S8anss~. "a - aaenss. - tHias.a
~saz~ ~saseas9
Tsse x#.aaasah sussssmse cssnss has znses
4asxl ssss - sSlasne1 ss,ass scat esa hfa
Aa*ssss - Resaselss. assa CARBON aas9s
<ast esaesaa &fs aassnE a1szz nse<asf wAs
*saexae6 Iw~usssswe nsssAawsss Aase
sarssea = asacsaee nea ae ~esz Peabody.
'''e'' A'''''''' = ''''s' A''4'8s ~ @'A'''''s
NssHs ssgms arr s@ssze smugeAea am4e
1uxasss ses are sx sssfsur4
- kn..as..a. -. A.. 49, ,...,...
81 s~sntsiasse Shs zlsssess. gasaa. bank
49,. A. - -
<sss.sss..sss - - -. - -. -
AS sxtrsalsdon sreasx 3sas Rsesz siggsssa
,~~.r
= ss''''' ~ss =. - " -
- $50. - - '-
s.
= !. -. -. ...s ~. -. = -
raarAsH wsls~ us4a mane.
:, x.O.~.s..~. 49,. -. -.
-, -
sHsurcammnas j wsM naAan s1nsa fns ask
fAF kasA
ws.. q -.
- eesnansm IN Caasnneo TIE aarrs@a
gs~f ranA ~ tzssssH are Ina iarss. Asnz nsmrx
sre Anseaa0ars
s. a.. -
A@ahsss ia zaonssw 81 Tive NsrxanAer
sseCEaar havt t~nH @nrn "a the gsalllsn-
saary ssss a~r aHmarr
4s $3.50. Ia. -
- u - -. y - - 'tHa''%
ss=vassarra anss-nrsea a.am - e. ~ sa.rl
vmrw s,m1aau. And xnn~f - m.nr wa,s =
rniarw.
-
hnf7'ess g a'a@e* FFtqsasA* ~ Aus
hna asaae . kngvn ~ &nssia q she
* - rFs3sp7@@a ttah1 nA4ssaiAA xsrls-
afas aS~axsH ARE rwAs - esAzS MAY
A s.uzrA ,~s3,a,tssls *.sa,a..s y.
xr,n~ftsess sn - p,..~sAsr~e s,..s
<aess sssw~uas
maeas,asa ss~sswns...s ..-uu..n~r :. ~.
- - s.is.a. s.s.k
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18
| GENERAL STATE
| NEWS OF IDAHO
Items That Are ukdy to Interest All
Our Readers.
A Brief Review of the improvements,
Growth ard Development Along
Al lines of Industry Throughout
Our Commonwealsh-Mining, Eis-
forical ard Commercial.

Pav~ste-Contraets have been signed
that will give Payette beef sugar lac
tarv. costing. when completed, $780,
600.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Rsthdruna-As soon Is the records
are removed and the courthouse Is va
Gated BY the county. the original own
erS 81 the courthouse site assert that
the land and buildings will revert to
them. Years ago. when Rathdrum be
came the county seat. the original own
ers Of the courthouse site donsted the
lsnd en- which the county buildings
now stand. According to the records a
quit claim deed was given, stating the
consideration As 81. and the use of the
land Is the county seat No clause
providing for the reversion OF the land
10 the original owners appears in the
instrument
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-18

Boiss-Governor Goosiing's first veto
message has been iled. 1t Was with
respect 10 the bill prohibiting mining
companies from acquiring or disposing
Of mining property without the consent
Of the holders Of two thirds Of the
stock.
The governor said.
This bill provides that no mining
company shah purchase or obatin in
any wsy zny additional mining ground,
unless such act be ratified BY holders
q At least two thirds OF the capital
: ok of the company This, in my
Judgment, would work hardship on the
great mining industry Of the state. A
lzw that would remove from tie hands
of the officers OF q mining company the
right 70 purchase additional property
which i often necessary 70 protect
their interests IN the purchase 81 mill
site, rights q way Or adjacent property
without first obtaining consent Of two
thirds q the stockholders. Who are ire
quenslv scattered all over the United
States. would entail great expense and
delay snd rstSrd the growth 81 the
great mining industry that i doing %
much for the development Of our
state.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
OBSTRUCTION IN HOUSE.
Many Bills Blocked By Opposition
Dir. BdIfOur Uses Closure.

London July 26.-The members of the Op-
position in the House of Commons. practically
led by John Redmond. the Nationalist leader.
who was the handspring of the recent defeat Of
the government. yesterday began their threat
ened plan of making government business i'm
possible. They managed to keep the House IN
stormy session until o'clock this morning
compelling Premier Balfour to have constant
recourse to closure the only means of ad-
vancing business Supporters of the govern
ment warned by the recent disaster. loyalty
stood by Mr.. Balfour. maintaining a majority
of about sixty.
One phase of Mr.. Redmonds obstruction tao
tics is likely to arouse great resentment. 1t
consisted in blocking private bills for public
works, such as tramways promoted at vast eX-
pense by municipalities and commercial COM
panies No less than twenty-seven such bills
were blocked yesterday, the effect being 10 de-
lay their operation for whole year
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

Wants Spokane Pamphlet 7oith His
Portrait Suppressed.

Spokane Wash, July 25.-President Roosevelt
has objected to Spokane pamphlet bear
ing his portrait on the title page. Secretary
Monroe, of the Chamber of Commerce, received
a letter requesting the withdrawal of the
brochure on the Lewis and Clark Trail from
publication. The letter is dated from the White
House. Washington, July 10. addressed to the
Chamber of Commerce at Spokane, and declares
that President Roosevelt is very much opposed
to the appearance of his portraits in advertise
ments of any character and requests that the
booklet of which the cover was inclosed be i'm
mediately recalled from circulation and notice
be given when this is done. The letter was
signed by B. F. Barnes. acting secretary.
President CioOdell of the Chamber of Com
merce is of the opinion that the request should
be complied with, although there is law
compelling the recall Of the booklet or it's
further circulation.
The Chamber of Commerce, at a special meet
ing to-day, cancelled an order for 10000 of the
pamphlets. and took steps to call in, far
possible, those distributed.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
STRICT PRECAUTIONS TAKEN HERE.
All Vessels Coming from Southern Ports Will
Be Rigidly Examined

The Norwegian sugar laden steamship Avona,
which reached Quarantine late last night was
submitted 10 a rigid examination by DR.. A. II.
Doty, at TOmpkinsville before being allowed to
enter this port similar examination will be
made OF every vessel coming from the South, or
which has touched Southern ports.
Tho Ayona came from Calbarien. Cuba, but
had stopped at Colon. on leaving this port for
Cuba, hence the rigid examination. The entire
crew mustered and some few cases of naIa-
rial fever detected.
You may rest assured DR.. Doty said yester-
day, that every effort will be made 10 keep this
dread disease from getting hold here. / shall
have rigid examination made OF every Southern
vessel
AS far this port is concerned there is
no occasion for alarm. The yellow fever
cannot touch cher. with the strict regula-
tons OF the quarantine enforced. Then, too
the disease is peculiar 10 the regions where IL
has broken out. There you find the germ laden
mosquito whose sting is the direct OF the
disease. IL IS fortunate for New-Orleans that
the epidemic broke out late il did. Had
IL broken out In June there might have been
8raVsr results. But within month a cool
wave viii have come over the South. killing this
mosquito. and the epidemic will be practically
al end
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
LIQUID TREASURE TROVE.
Vine SaIUaged from the Waters
GLaddens Whole RiUer.

The captains and deck hands of the tugboats
plying in the Hudson River held joyous Baccha-
nalian reves last night, after picking up some
hundred kegs of claret that foated away from
an overturned lighter. AS a result, to-day is a
day of dull headaches, of pains and of lethargy
upon the river.
The lighter, which was loaded to the gunwales
with kegs of claret, was putting out from the
Christopher-st. pier. when It suddenly turned
turtle and sank. The kegs OF wine floated along
with the tide, and IL seemed if every towboat
in the harbor coming to the rescue of the
lighter 1t was not the lighter which attracted
the boatnen. but the claret This they salvaged
as fast as they could. broached the kegs, tasted
then drank deeply. Friends of the tugboat men
from all over town invited and a stock of
provisions was laid in sufficient for night of
feasting as we'll drinking.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
JEROME DEFIES JUNK.
ScOrns to Examine Supposed In
fernat Machine Sent Him.

Mr. Jerome received an Internal machine yes
terday.
That is the officials of the New-York City
Railway Company. one of whose the
contrivance found. thought it might be an
Internal machine.
Throw 1t in the wastebasket!' ordered Mr..
Jerome, when he had inspected it.
Tt was found on a car of the Sth-ave. line
on Monday night. and. is the disposition
usually made of such treasure trove it went to
the office for inspection
On the manila paper wrapper of the green
pasteboard box. about one foot long by eight
inches thick. the address, William T.
Jerome, Criminal Courts Building. New-York."
There was much mystery when the package
was opened at the Office of the District Attor-
ney. whittier it bad been forwarded. hetero-
geneous collection of junk was found inside
broken glass, bits of tea cup. scraps of news
paper part of bottle bearing a label of an
electric battery fluid and a greenish powder
Mr.. Jerome did not dignity 1T by having the
powder analysed
Throw 1t in the wastebasket." was his only
comment.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
CENTRAL TRAIN SAVED.
Police anticipate Suspected Robbery
of EIpreSS.

Schenectady, n Y, July pa hold-up of one
of the New-York Central's trains was probably
frustrated here tonight by prompt action of
the railroad officials. The local agent received
word from Albany to have police at the sta
tion when the American Express train passed
through here at 1886, as there were several
men aboard and fears were entertained that
robbery was intended. The train carries no pas
sengers
This is the train that Oliver Perry robbed
years ago. The stop signal was set and
the train brought to a halt. and several
policemen were hand. The stopping of the
train however, must have given the intruders
a warning that things were not coming their
way, for In an instant dozen men were seen
jumping from the train into the darkness. The
policemen could do nothing against the crowd
and although they fired several shots after the
fleeing forms there was no capture.