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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Washington. Jan. 80. - Washington
society and visitors to Washington this
season value nothing 80 highly as an
invitation TO the Lougworth- Roosevelt
wedding, and nothing 10 harder to OBJ
tain. There Is limited circle, the
friends and relatives OF Miss Roosevelt
ana MIR. Longworth aud the recognized
leaders OF Washington society, who
are certain to receive invitations, but
beyond this circle there is doubt. The
'isf OF invited guests is not yet com
pleted. aud It is not known who has
been chosen.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
PROPOSE LOCK CANAL!
Commission Favors Report of Minor
lily OF Engineers.

Commission Favors Report of Minor
| ity OF Engineers.
I, Washington, Jan. 29.-The Isthmian
Canal commission met today and con
clnded Its consideration of the report oil
the board of consulting engineers with
respect to the type of canal that should
be constructed. The commission has
before 1T the majority and minority re-
ports OF the consulting board.
The commission adopted report to
the secretary of war. While no official
announcement Is made with reference
to the commission's report, there Ia a
good reason to believe that 1t has sum
married. the two reports and has re-
commended the construction OF lock
canal, with 183-foot level, practically
following the recommendations OF the
minority oil the consulting engineers.
The commission did not formally sign
the report. Governor Magoon is ex-
pected to arrive from the Isthmus at
any moment, and will be with the COM
mission at it's next meeting. Chairman
Shonts will 30 to New York tonight.
1t Ia expected that meeting Of the
commission will be called shortly after
his return, when the report will be
finally put In shape for transmission to
Mr. Taft.
There Is reason to believe that the
of the commission are in full
accord In their recommendations to the
secretary Of war, With one possible ex-
;eption. One member OF the commits
lion is said to have expressed desire
% have read the commissions report,
nut 1t Is not known whether he may
lesire to submit views on the type OF
anal to be constructed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Washington, Jan. 29.-Unlass ~.
senate sls.s inserts in the deficiency appro.
ps'a'ion bill the item of sl75, 900 AK.
ea Tor by the Navy department. II Is
probable that the Puget Sound navy
ya'u as Wei as other navy yards. will
se closed early in the summer. The
department has expended almost the
81. appropriation made for the pres.
sn' nscai year, and will not have enough
money 70 continue work until the new
appropriation becomes ayailabla ~"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
IMPROVE TAX SYSTEM.
Moroccan Conference to Draw
Rules~-Harmony Apparent.


Algeciras, Jan. 27.-Spain at oaI
session of the Moroccan conference p
sented the draft of convention pETl
ing for better return OF tarstiai
Morocco, and also for the creatia
new revenues. The conference Il
some discussion expressed the opiI
that nothing should he proposa
Morocco which may modify the bsial
the present organization Of the coas'
or be in contradiction of the hsbal
the Moroccan people regarding .
taxation.
The conference decided that The n
OF drawing up the new rules shiAI
entrusted to the same committee VIA
examined the question of the conidl
the trade in contraband arms, With 7
addition of Belgian, Russian and
roccan members.
Herr Won Radowitz, head Of the y
man mission, and M. Revolt, shal
the French delegation, had longF
vate meeting today. Although fhs'
suits were not disclosed, the neu
produced distinct feeling OF optlns
among the delegates.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
ALL SIBERIA IN REVOLT


Fought in Fortress.
ut. Petersburg Jan. 81. -ps..
from Trans Baikal districts say tEs1
Cossacks have joined the peasant, /
expelled officials from Office. form
revolutionary government Of tbei, T
Estates are being ransacked eyerv,s
in the district.
General Linievitch has tsles,,,.j
the Car that sailors in vlad,ssl
have broken into mutiny and stt,5l
and wounded the Commands, i I
fortress. The outbreak was eausa
the countermanding of an order IA !,
them back to Europe.
Sailors invaded the armorv Vii
quantity of rifles, occupied the 49,
and demanded the release Of priss..
when Commander Selivalow rsas
strated. The muiineers opened sr.
the commander and his loyal nv
and a general fight ensued, in II
the commander and others were s,zs
ed. A determined effort was masl
suppress the mutineers, in which ID
was more firing and a determinax
tie was soon raging.
In the fighting it is said thers Vi
200 killed and many Others EounA,
Cossacks have been sent to nH
order.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Debating Coalminers, scala

indianapolis, Jan. 80. - Increase Or
decrease In wages was not mentioned
curing the meeting of the Joint scaIa
committee OF the coal miners and
operate operators OF the central competitive
district today. The discussion was
conhned exclusively to the run-of.m;ns
OASIS and the 7-cent differeptiaI ba
tween pick and machine m;,,iu NO
Every member of the COMMITTEES On
each side took part in the dehot ~
which at timee was spirited. Int ro
progress toward the settlement Of a;thas
OF these demands was made '''oi
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Mccall Sells Palace

new York, Jan. 26. - John A Me-.
Jaii' ex-president of the New YORK liz
insurance company, has parted WITH
mna' ne had often spoken Of as his
most priced possession, the summer
Paiace ne erected and furnished At
o nong Branch at an expense of exon
v eooo The The purchase price was abont
sSoo,0oo. OF this amount Mr. AS M aoou,
r n,csa only about $1,000 as the
property is mortgaged for s25o oo Sn1e
Inc principal encumbrance ia q m mort.
VIZ LOT sloo,OOO, given to the New
LUX Lie insurance company
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan. 27.-Ed
johnson, the negro in search of whom
MOP stormed the Jail on Thursday
night was today indicted by the grand
Jury IN special session. 1t was an.
nonneed by Judge McReynolds, Of the
criminal court, that the negro will be
s,ieu Immediately. According to The
pans, II Is understood that he win be
'rled on Monday, and, if be should he
convicted, the execution will probable
.ake place on Tuesday. The court also
instructed the grand jury TO ipdict
every member of the moi.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
LOSS TO TRAINING STATION.
Apprentices IN Irons Havs \ Narrow
Escape from Death.

Apprentice. IN Iron. H.x. No..
r.e.n. froro n.s,s
Ne~pors' A. L. Jan. 10. -- Sever
buildingsy connented with tho United
States naval training station Il Chart.
err Harbor isl.na ~ III. ~, ~..~s
- sA's " we're
~ ~ A' kns' causing N
estimated ioss OF 31oo. 900. The build
ings destroyed we're the detention
building, MAGAZINE shop. peint .hon
~ vmsrter's .torshon.< c.xr.r,.. 49,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
TuLEs IN LIFE PREsERvERs.
Found by Government to IStand the
Required Test.

toNhnSd est
Een Erancisee, Jan. 2a-When ths
attention OF Inspector of Hulls and Boil.
ers Whitney was called to the charge Of
+. Y. Bunker that the life preservers on
the atoaneF Valencia were of seaweed,
and were inferior, he said:
"The United States regulations allow
the use of the tule life preserver under
certain conditions, specified in the re-
port OF the supervising inspector
There are two kinds mentioned that
come up to the requirements. One is
the Dunant's tule life preserver, made
in California, the other is the LIE Due
life preserver, made in the East. These
preservers are inspected at the factories
and after they are placed on board ship.
we have man visit the factory here
once month or oftener. If the pre-
servers do not show the required buoy
ancy they are rejected. Aboard ship
the test is also made. The tule pre-
servers are required to have both ends
bound with copper wire.
"Unofficially | may say that the tule
life preseryer stands the test better
than any of the others. We are reouir-
cd to try with 20 pounds, but TO make
sure the test is generally tried with 25
pounds. We know nothing here of the
valencia, because she was inspected at
Seattle. am sure. however, that she
meets all requirements, because thew
have we'll equipped office there
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
KING OF DENMARK DEAD.
Christian, Father of Many Kings and
Queens, Ends Long Life.

Shr'st'an' Father OF Many Kings and
Queens, Ends Long Life.
Copenhagen, Denmark, Jan. 3d.
Christian TX, the aged king of DEN
mark, dean of the crowned heads If
Europe, father of King George of
Greece, of Queen Alexandra of Great
Britain and Ireland and of the Dowaeer
Empress Maria Feodorovna Of Russia
grandfather of King Haakon of Nor
way, and related by blood or by mar
rage to most of the European rulers
died with startling suddenness in tho
Amallenberg palace yesterday after.
noon.
hing Christian appeared to be in his
usual health in the morning. After
taking breakfast he held public an.
dience, which it has been his custom n
DO every Monday morning. The recen.
zion was largely attended and his ma
lesty conversed freely and affably with
number of officials and other nersons
When the function was over. the k;no
.nough appearing to be slightly ia
ugued, attended luncheon with the
members OF his family, among whom
were the dowager empress of Russia
ana his brother, General Prince Hona
during the meal his majesty complain.
ca OF indisposition and was assisted 10
ms bedroom by the dowager empress
ana frince Hans. A court phvsic;ar,
was summoned, but by the time bo ~
rived the king had collapsed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
SEARCH FOR LIFE.
Steamers Patrol Scene of Disaster to
Valencia.


n Tan Oh Ths
| S'cso''a' ~ Ua,arc;s now l,ss ami.
wreckeu o's" hsohan hut norton of q
ine1sso anJ o ahnra water and the Acct
mas s'anae ~Dt ties nave TO-DAY been
OF s'eAm 'a, a"' a, 49, h natyollino
'uln'ns IT, 'us' ,r,sh tba hone 81 finding
.ne y'o'nav ",s1 saaaaogatill aaoat WITH
poA's' 'a's' ~ .aa - H. chances are
'n's y, ''sN
'n'a a.. uouaxal nayt;aa have beeo
nsno'o, as 100 a~a,o,s trails aona
So'laas 80 a,,aeor A. tbosa who were
ca''y'ns 49, 49, os,,ars scour;no the
"aan "s 49, $3.50 .ha shoya line saek;no
,uss. N ar~v;ro~a that NAV have
~ ani 81 asaa ,,d ha WING hungry and
,|ss,s 'as ~ e.hovs ~, anoaoed In tha
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Decatur Is Dismissed.

Washington, Jan. 81 Stephen |.
catur, great grandson OF Comm0os'
Decatur, fret class United States d. h
academy, was today dismissed IRON I
academy by Secretary Bonaparte ID :
formity with the sentence Of the CIV.
martial in his case on the chais' /
hszing. Decatur was acquitted o. N \
charge of hazing under the law OIL :. Y.
on bis first trial and was sitefsss
convicted on similar testimony on I
charge of participating in or eneoo'a /.
ing the practice of hazing unoe' T
law of March, 1908.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Mexico, City. Jan. s0.--Count Mar,
rice de Peregny, an old French arch.
a,eeoiogist, has discovered in the Petep
district OF Guatemala an immense an.
clent city OF the MayaIs, which will
saks months TO investigate properly
Inc explorer will return to this contln-
emf next year to complete investigations
81 'h@ ancient city, whose ruins are of
'he utmost archaeological interest.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

fsris, Jan. "a. - The magnitlcen,
piece OF GobeIin tapestry which the
rfehen government has decided to send
US wedding present to Miss Roosevelt
represents the highest skill OF the fam.
GUS looms The tapestry was completed
some time ago, as II was originally in
tended as gift TO the empress OF Rus.
s,a' but the latter disappointed the
rafisians by not coming to the capital
Oh the occasion of her last visit to
France. Since then the great work Of
S,s' nearly 4o feet square, has decorat-
cd wall In the Elysee palace.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

washington, Jan. Ex-senator Par.
pms p'ns, OF California, accompanied Nv
forn;a u M,ofgan' president of the Cali.
n rU.n;s WINE association, called on The
r. aao, today to enlist his influence
t ~ secure .he PRONUNCIATION OF repuIs.
ION uon py the Treasury department the,
m1uiu be less of hardship on ths
vines vines produced in California - MI y,e
tbat h, y and Mr., Morgan explained
" a 49, II was their desire to obtain mere.
~ sae adoption by the Treasury densrs-
a neh' Oh such regulations as wouId ~ =
eii'oarrass the wine producers ''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

chicago, Jan. ga dispatch to the
tribune from Chanute, Kan. saws:
The independent oil refners Of Kansas
nave mailed to James r. Garfield. COM
missioner OF corporations, an appeal for
Justice against the alleged conspiracy
between the Standard oil company and
the railroads TO shut Kansas oil out Of
the market. The re6ners who sivnad
sne appeal have invested more than
ti'ooo, 600 In redneries. tank cars
storage tanks, wagons and barrels.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Victoria, z. c.. Jan. 3d. Oruani, "a
Heafchers are making every effort 10 se-
cure sill the bodies OF the victims Of the
Valencia disaster that can be found
Nineteen were recovered up to this
evening, and with calmer sea at.
tempts Will be made TO land near the
scene OF the wreck and take the bodice
on tugs, 1t being Impossible to take tba
bodies over the difficult trails. Tie
tng Lorne left tonight, taking a partv
TO assist In the search.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

birmingham, Ala, Jan. 3d. The
Frisco Limited, bound for Kansas
City, which left here last night at l0:-
so over the IT. Louis Il Sam Francisco
railroad, was wrecked one mile north
OF Dora, about 40 miles from Birminv-
ham, 10 minutes after midnight. The
accident was due to broken rail. The
mail and baggage car turned over and
the second class coach, carrying a mum.
Der OF negroes, was derailed. The ex-
press messenger and the postal clerk
and several passengers were injured
none severely.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
HEPBURN STRIKES SNAoS.
Arouses Antagonism That May XIII
Pure Food Bill.

NfS oOQ Dill
Washington, Jan. 26.-The pure foof
bill, that had fair prospect of passing
the senate week or ten days ago, NAV
ind rough shedding before it get,
through. Senator Hepburn, who has
the bill IN charge, made an able pre-.
sentation of his case when first he call.
ed it up for consideration he met ali
objections and did it in friendly wav
But several times since, when the sem
ator has brought the bill before the
senate, he has made unfortunate ra.
plies to criticisms, and has aroused an
tagonism. The senate cannot he drivan
no senator can compel the senate IN COT
In accordance with his wishes. 1t is q
case where more votes are caught nv
sugar than by vinegar. This fact has
apparently escaped the attention of Mr.
Hepburn. = -
Indeed, the junior Idaho senator in
talking with his colleagues, has stated
ooaseiuiiy that he does not propose to
peho TO the managers of the Republi-
can party in the senate: he win moi
ooliterate his individuality, but will
assert himself, and by sheer force put
ms pure food bill through. This il an
unfortunate attitude, for once the sem
a1e becomes satisfied that Mr.. Heyburn
proposes to ride over it rough-shod. and
uriVe DIS colleagues into line, lust that
soon the senate will demonstrate that
,ne power OF single senator in leo;s-
~ l@'ion is very small, particularly if he
De a comparatively new senator nm
TESS Mr.. Hepburn changes his attitude
anu stands in" with the leaders he
viii not get his bill through.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Hawaiian Governor m

honolulu, Jan. sO.-Governor orto,
I :. to suffer from hi0h fsrS Ss'
:, y suspected that his maladv 10 :,
= ul.,. iever. The territory of Hawai-;
haa 40" practically without governing
mead and will remain so until tba
- n, va OF Secretary Atkinson, who Il -" !.
taS left Chicago for HonoI ~ 4,
Cartsr ~. !, is believed here that Mr.
his ' "s,,O wan never resume the duties 81
nla once, and that il he does not s', Sas OF
ata after his recovery he ,sS, ,!,,
Me- OUT OF Office in November n. m,il
mr. Atkinson will be named "nen
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

New York, Jan. ga acora 80 -,
nese engaged in a revolvsr 49, ~ en 7,
rs au streets OF Chinatown today, which
r OH In the death of two Chinasa
w WY Tong and Lee Soon; the morts ,
,"ounoing OF third, and thu sas J, sa'
h n!ary OF a fourth combatant nus
s pss',e was between members Of tho .ne
On Iaonn as''es' the Hip Sings and the
via;t neon !. Chinatown was full 81
eoia'ion Of the Chinese New Ya sr' GET
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
WREcKAeE COMING ASHORE.


Victoria, 3. O., Jan. PA dispatch
from Cape Beale says that Lightkeeper
Paterson has returned from the wreck
over the trail and reports that the
steamer Valencia is no more. Pieces
OF the steamer and her cargo were ecat-
tered along the beach when he left.
The first thing seen by the party from
Cape Beale was trunk, evidently that
OF foreigner named Frank Novak,
and papers and clothing were found
with that name.
A nude body was seen in the surf,
but before it could be reached the un.
dertow took it out and it sank in deep
water. Two bodies were recovered from
the wreck, but neither could be identi-
fed.
The beaches near where the ship
went ashore are covered with broken
cases of canned fruit, butter, lemons.
oranges and pineapples.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

belgrade, Jan. sO.-Tbs So;
81 ol"anens assembled today in the m fsa,
p relentless campaign against K;n's
. reser' His majesty continues ' ~ A ing
t.ouna' and 1t seems to be onlv : ~ nos. lose
' iron Q, lew months at the s . eSes.
' when he will be driven out Of b -sr'nest
is~n ana over the Austrian frort zap
to hs III Miro OF Montenegro is lis ,a,
on The as sa successor. King Peters boig
insecure. Always has been
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
TREATS AFFAIR AS A JOKE.


Willemstad, Jan. 2s.--Advices re-
caived here today say that the dean of
the diplomatic corps at Caracas, the
Belgian charge d'affaires, has conferred
with Senior Ybarra, the vsnezuelan
Foreign minister, on the incident at
tending the embarkation of the ex-
french charge d'affaires, M. Taigny. on
board the French steamer Martinioue
on La Guayra, January IA.
senior foarra evaded the request and
treated the Taigny incident lightly. re-
marking that NJ. Taigny had "allowed
himself to be caught like rat in
trap"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Germany Fears Socialists.

Berlin, Jan, 27-Several memosn'
the Prussian house of lords TO-DAY
terpellated Chancellor Won BusA'
regarding the governments props
line of action against the soclsls
They asked whether the governs
thought the existing Legislation =
quate for opposing the Social ID \
cratic plans which are hostile 70 !
Fatherland. Count Gutenberg ID Y
porting the Interpolation, predlc'e''
open struggle with the Socialists
the Socialists were let alone, be :.
the downfall of the empire must loi''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

st. Paul, Jan. 27.-President a
EARRING, of the Chicago, Milssasss :,
st. Paul railway, arrived in ~ - !.
this afternoon at 8 O'Clock on ms y Y
ciai train, and departed for the u
at $3.50. Mr.. Earling said bis m'' -
was to look into the matter OF term ~.
Tor the Milwaukee roads Pacific ~ y.
extension, and that he would lpsf
three routes which he had in VIZ r..
crossing the mountains. lie oee' w.
to say where these routes were 1oss''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Muiineers in co,,ro,

that St' sbs haitian, Jan. so.-It is reported
the u 'us mutineers have at last psiped
the l upper hand in vladivostoE ana sa,hea
that n maui v,sy, Rumors are current IT. b ous
in tba auy nigh officers have been k; un's
''' lighting in and about the ea ci H,,'ed
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

The health oi Governor PAttison, b
Ohio, II falling.
Rsinhold aadlecr. ex-governor d
Nevada, IL dead.
This Poston Maine railroad has In.
crsasd the wages Of its employees PEI
cant.
John n. Rockefeller IL In hiding to
avoid giving testimony II tho Missouri
hearing.
The house COMMITTEES on mines and
mining iavors giving csch state = gov.
srument geoicRiss.
General Wheeler Was buried with
full military honors In the Arlington
national cemetery.
Jer,me has commenced an investi-
cation ~ the business Of the Mutual
Reserve Lie Insurancs company.
Governor Msgnon. who has just been
arrived In Washington from the canal
d~iends the management Of affairs.
The Standard OH company Ia prepar-
ing to leave Illinois. A suit TO oast
the company IL about to be- commenced.
The National Livestock association
and the American Cattlegrcwegs' asso-
citation have perfected plans for the
consolidation OF the two orgssszssoirs.
Representative eulzar, OF New York,
has bill which provides salary OF
sluo, 600 per year for the president and
upon the retirement from ofiica shall
receive salary OF t25. 900 per year
for the remainder OF his life.
Dowie will turn over all bis property |
to uphold Zion City.
Rebels are burning and pillaQins
many Russian towns.
The beef packers on trial ut Chicago
deny the charge OF bribery
A new railroad lis to build 125 miles
into the interior from Nome.
Emperor William, OF Germany. has
Just celebrated bis A7th birthday.
Castro has made an Insolent reply to
the joint note Of the diplomatic corps.
Ohio may institute proceedings to
Dust the Standard oil IRON that state.
The cxar has proclaimed an allie
glance with Germany and halls the
kaiser a. brother.
Germany has no fears Of war result
lngf rom the Moroccan conference, be-
'aeying the worst points have been
passed.
N Taigny, former Venezuelan charge
i'snsires, has CONS TO Washington to
'onler with the French ambassador TO
he United States before going home. +
Facts have been given out by the ,
ssvy department concerning the trip |
Il Admiral Clark around the horn with j
he Oregon which makes his glory /
'reater than before. When he reached 4
ito Janeiro the department feared TO
rider him further and he proceeded ON u
ia own responsibility. /
Secretary Taft denies that the Philip =
lines will be sold 10 Japan. Il
The discovery of IS new stars In an. y
ouneed by Harvard observatory. \
Ihirfy-sev persons were saved from X
be wreck OF the Valencia, making the O
cath roll III. "
b
A revolutionary agitation 10 now ON n
cooking TO the establishment Of re-
ublie In shina. n
Tbs president has made public evil q
ence that the beef trust has bribed re-. ?
orlers In Chicago. k
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Washington, Jan. a. sena'ei i
man has introduced resolu'0 Ia
rectiag the committee on imm'g's~
to investigate charges OF i'll tiea'~ il
OF Chinese aliens travelling III .s;
United States by officers of the '~
grafton service.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
Give Isle of Pine. a. q

80 washington, Jan. 28. - Tba saw.
vosaa on foreign relations sod" !,
cedinu 20 ar report the treaty with Cuh.
lie "s rs IRE Isle of Pines to that rsn upA
''e' The treaty was not amended depao-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

Weather Observer L. M.
Dey has Issued : bulletin ON the wealth
y for LeNiston during 1905, which
shows Chat tho mean temperature for
the year wss IS degYess. The total
precipitation for the ysar was 14.2s
inches and there were also 1877 clear
days and 81 partly cloudy.
The weather in Lewiston this winter
has been mild and pleasant throughout
and for many days the meadow larxs
hsve been singing In the residence dis
tricts.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03

washington, Jan. 29.-In the mast
"a IA months taps have been sounded over
S graves OF 26, 006 pensioners of the
nivii war, according to statement Of
iseued. JUST
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-03
GENERAL STATE
NEWS Of IDAHO
kens That Ae Likely to In,eeost N
Our Renders.

= Brief Review Of the improvements,
0ro~th and Development Alonx
~ L'rss Of Industry Throusheut
Our Commonwealth Mining, HIs~
ter'cai and CommsY<ial.