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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-06
MONTE CARLO PROSPEROUS.
Receipts for IOOS-O0 We're ~ $40 400
an Increase Over Previous Year.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE s

Special Cable Dtspdich 10 THR sun,
LONDON, May Sat the annual meeting
Of the shareholders OF the Monte Carlo
Casino q dividend Of $40 per share was de-
clared. This Is equal to 10 per cent. per
annum on each share. The total receipts
for the year leo5-0e we're $3.50, 400, an In
crea Sc over the former year Of $3.50 400,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-06

The organs Of the pelvis, like
other internal organs Of the body
ara lined by mucous membranes.
These membranes r liable 10
catarrh the same as the mucous
membranes in any other part OF
the body.
Or, it may be brought on by over
work, by irritating discharges and
by excuses of various kinds.
When the organs Of the pelvis
once become the seat OF catarrh,
various arrangements arise which
are called by different names.
1t is the variety of symptoms OF
pelvic catarrh which aus 1t TO
be mistaken for many other dis
eases. Many Of the slight head.
aches and backaches experienced
daily are merely the external symp-
toms If pelvic catarrh.
Lo,al treatment often does not
seem to be OF any use.
Some of the organs are so located
az to be beyond reach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-06
England Sends 81 SIS 900 to Pay Insur-
nnce Losses.
Special Gable Despoieh to THK Sun.

Special Cdbe DttpoIoh 70 TIN Sun.
SOUTHAMPTON. May S,-The American
Line steamship st. Paul, which sailed to-
day for New York, carried si,ssS, 900 for
American banks. II In mostly for the
account OF agents Of British insurance
companies.
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Ex.Empress Eusenie's spth birthday.

uAgE Special Coblt Despatch toiTHB SUN.
CANNES, May5.-The ex-Empress Eugenie
arrived here this morning on board a yacht
which was flying the British flag. This is
the eightieth anniversary. of her birth.
She was born ut GraAa4a1 In 1925.
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Peruna Is an internal. systemic remedy
1t relieves catarrh wherever located in
the human body.
Thousands OF cases Of pelvic catarrh
nave been relieved by the internal use
Of Peruna.
If you suffer from catarrh In any form,
try a bottle of Peruna.
A bottle or two of Peruna taken in the
beginning of the disease will often save
much expense and suffering.
Revised Formula.
For a number Of years requests have
come to me from a multitude OF grateful
friends. urging that Peruna be given n
slight laxative quality. l have been ex-
perimenting with IA laxative addition for
quite a length Of time, and now feel gratifed
10 announce to the friends Of Peruna that
| have Incorporated such a quality in the
medicine which. in my opinion, can only
enhance its we'll known beneficial character.
IS. b. HARTMAN, NJ. D.
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JUMPS FROM EIFFEL TOWER.
Man Who Lived In Cincinnati Commits
Suicide In Paris.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE So,

Special Gable Despaieh 10 TIKI sun,
PARfs, May S.-August Baraun, a natural
sed American, copmittei suicide this
morning by leaping fro II the Eiffel Tower.
He assembled TO the second platform OF
the tower and jumped of. He struck the
first platform and was instantly killed.
Baraun lived at lis Elder street. Cincinnati.
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King to Leave Paris To.morrA Az.

Special Cobif Despatch to THE SUA
LONDON, May 5.-King Edward viii ar
rive from Paris on Monday eveninA
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FRENCH WILL VOTE TO-DAY.
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4 Afs, Hefis tohf, Iia " iatb street., CBtcaao, iiit
wsitssi
~ tsRe pleasure IN writing Sou thess few ilass,
thinaine fbefs hfay ~ either Woiaea aaNefine ~ Z
did, . bel my complaints oVeS . yesT, tsied
different medicines aad dootofa elsp, NothiHH
seemed ~ o. me eay aood. fhs dostosa wsBtsd
~ opssate 90 me.
at last ! wsote 10 ~. fiastnan. De toid me
What ailsd me-, end how { should taAe Pesane, . 7
did - hc told fs for four months and now . en-
cured. No one oau tell how thankfali sn a. him, - \
. % ] had aiven ~ 81 hope ~ ever eettiaa we'll" !
= @aA
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-07-31
Tuesday, July 81, 1906
COMMISSIONERS
Proceedings of Quarterly Meefing of
Equalization, Etc.
MOUNTAIN HOME, IDAHO,
LILY @ 1QQR

July 8, 1906.
The Board of County Commission
ers of Gilmore county met at this time
as Board of Equalization, pursuant
to law, with all members present, and
began the examination of the assess
ment roll, and adjourned to July 10,
1906.
July 10, 1906.
The Board of Equalization met at
this time, pursuant to adjournment,
and adjourned to July IL.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
June 10, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said p roof
will be made before Register and Receiver at Boise,
Idaho, on AUGUST s, 1905, viz:
Thomas j. Madden, HID. No. 1916, for the 81 SE14
Sec 10, 7 IS, RI E, VI.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
William H Walker, John Ladd, James Ladd, Chas
Abbott, all of Mountainhome, Idaho.
HARRY J. SYMS,
Register
First pub June %, last July 31.O6-6t.
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Mountain Home, Idaho,

July 8, 1906.
The Board of County Commissioners
of Elmore county met, pursuant to
statute, in regular session, with all
members present, whereupon the fol-
lowing business was transacted
The joint quarterly report of the
Auditor and Treasurer was examined
and approved.
The report of the Auditor showing
fees collected and paid to the Treas
urer in the sum of $4,000, and the re-
port of the Probate Judge showing fees
collected and paid to the Treasurer in
the sum of $11005, were examined and
approved.
The report of the Auditor as Pur-
chasing Agent was examined and APP
proved.
The following claims were audited
and ordered paid out of the Current
Expense fund 1906:
VIII stmson, salary probate judge. $500 90
j sfert, salary deputy auditor. ....,.... $50 90
Dan Shelter salary auditor. 375 90
G w Elliott, salary and expenses county COM
missioner ''.''''.'' ..''''''''.'.,..,. lo3 w
l. Ward, salary and expenses county com
missioner Observation-Disclosures. 1888 90
John Pence salary and expenses county com
missioner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .., 10 w
Mrs L VERT, salary and expenses county
superintendent ,..,.. ...,............, III 70
l. Green salary and expenses prosecuting
attorney ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... lsl w
L l. Walker salary and expenses assessor sos 90
II Ross, salary as sheriff ................ 975 90
Winter, salary and expenses as deputy
shern ........,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. POI ~
Rhoades, salary as surveyor. ........... IS 90
Smith, salary as treasurer ............, $50 90
DR. W Msther, salary as county ply sician.. 81 50
C Baugh, salary and expenses coroner, 30 90
Sol Newcomer, salary iantor.. ......... $50 90
Ida Fitzwater clerk service. 25 90
i Beach, clerk service observation-disclosures. liz 90
Mrs Adeline Hall, contract keeping poor. go 90
.Syms York Co. blank books................ % 25
Mrs NJ Il Longfellow, county printing ...... 200 rs
Marion Daniel juror district court .......... IL 90
J ii Lowell, state water commissioner .,.... AZ so
John Horgan, quarantine hauling ......... / SO
W smith, supplies NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II %
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Entered at the postofice at Mountain Home,
Idaho, as second class matter.
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A Chester, contract-disallowed $l5625;
services not rendered
C W Holiday, contract disallowed sl43.75;
services not rendered
J W Bailey, contract disallowed $3.50; ser
vices not rendered
J II Casey, contract disalowed 1856 80; ser
vices not rendered
Henry Ross, board of prisoners disallowed
$3.50 as village charges allowed &c.. -. q rs
L b Green, expenses to Atlanta. ........... 81 rs
b Swan, coroner's expenses. ....,......,.. ~ 90
Mrs L B Wertz, institute fund ............ 1850 90
j II Ross, expenses as sheriff ............. I6 80
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Leslie Bennett commencement. so
Harry Bartlett ................. SO
Thomas Daniels ................. 90
Albert Stein % INSTRUMENTATION. 80
Marvin Hearn. iail repairs. Is
Statesman Printing Co, blanks 80
D Whitson, coal. ........................ 2s
Russell Hill, teamiDg Observation-Disclosures. 90
G Fletcher Co, supplies. ...........,,.... " %
Mountain Home Electric Co.............. II 90
Burroughs Adding Machine Co, adder in
GLIDING STANDARD Members Ward and
Pence voting Eyes" Elliott voting
mo ..,....,.,........ ......'.' ''..''. @'O w
Glass Prudhonlme supplies. II %
Irwin odson Co, supplies. ................. ~ IL
Pioneer Binding Co, supplies ............... lS' III
Bushong Co, supplies. ,............. -. 69 20
In the matter of the petition signed
by L N FRANKIE and others, requesting
an appropriation of $1,000 to assist i'll
building the Boise-A Atlanta wagon road,
the same is denied,
Whereupon the Board adjourned to
Wednesday, July Il, 1906.
July IL, 1906.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all mem bers present, whereupon the
following business was transacted:
The following current expense bills
were audited and disposed of as fol-
lows:
Idaho Commercial Co, coal for quarantine s rs
DR. II A Lindley, services at pest house--dis-
allowed S25, excessive; allowed. ....,.... 70 NO
Louis Hoffman, care OF John Arneau, 5000,
disad as illegal and unauthorized
Atlanta Mer Co, supplies John Arneau,
5000, dsard illegal and unauthor
lied
E Lape special deputy sheriff services at
pest house-disald $ll, allowed. ........ 81 %
RIM B Tel Co, phones .................... 60 05
r W Gray, meat for pest house-disal d 1910
as excessive, allowed Observation-Disclosures. W
B Swan, justice fees disald $2l as Illegal
charges against the -ounty, the same be-
ing city cases. allowed Observation-Disclosures. w
Maria Rhodes care of John Andrews, $50,
disad Illegal and unauthorized
J NJ Crickett beard and supplies at pest
house, $4725; dsal as illegal and UNI
authorized
J Bogart, exporting services. ...,..,...... 50 90
Dan shelter advanced as purchasing agent so 90
Upon apetitiou being presented sign
ed by W A Reynolds and others re-
questing the Board to assist the Ma
tional Irrigation CoDgress-to be held
at Boise Sept 3-by an appropriation,
the Board upon consideration, appro-
priated the sum Of $3.50, and ordered
the same paid out of the current eX-
pense.
The following road bills were audited
and disposed of as follows:
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Whereupon the Board adjourned to
Tuesday, July 10, 1906.
Mountain Home, Idaho,
July 10, 1906
The Board of Commissioners of FL
more county met, pursuant to adj
journment, with all members present,
whereupon the following business was
transacted:
The following bills were examined
and ordered paid out of the current
expense fund:
John Pence, livery IL so
Kittie Cowen, assistant teachers examina.
tlon .....s.. ,...,.,......','......,, 10 w
Mrs Eleanor Mason, assistant teachers exam.
lnatlon ..,....,,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l6 90
B Swan, team hire Observation-Disclosures. 400
" L Thompson, office chair. SIS
VIM Wilson, coroner juror .,.,.........,... 90
+ r Vincent " ....,..,.,..,,... so
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collection of the delinquent taxes is
dou otiul of collection on the following
described property;
Objective lode U S mineral lot
No. 43,
Republic lode U S mineral lot
No 49,
Great Eastern U S mineral lot No
40,
John Bull U S mineral lot No fl,
Ida Gilmore U S mineral lot No Al,
Confederate u s mineral lot No 10,
Tip Top u S mineral lot No So,
Residence and store house Rocky
Bar,
One 50-stamp mill
and it appearing to be to the best in
terests of the county, the auditor is
authorized to surrender the tax sale
certificate on said property upon the
payment by the owners of the sum of
$SlS.50 as settlement in full of the
delinquent taxes on said property.
1t appearing to the Board that the
collection of the delinquent taxes is
doubtful Of collection on the following
described property:
Storage reservoir swL and sell
sec s, ne4 and nw4 SEQ II, e19
and ne14 sec IS, VIZ and sw14
sec II, e1e and nw4 and sea
sec 49, neA of ne14 sec 10 and
nw4 of nw14 sec 20, all in tip S,
RI e, with canals leading there
from, amount $770-
and it appearing to be to the best in
terests of the county, the Auditor is
authorized to surrender the tax sale
certificate on said property upon the
payment by the owners of the sum of
$40 as settlement in full of the de-
linquent taxes on said property.
Whereupon the Board adjourned to
Thursday, July II, 1906.
July II, 1906.
The Board of County Commissioners
having met pursuant to adjournment,
with all members present, the follow
ing business was transacted:
The following liquor dealers bonds
were examined and approved, and the
sheriff is ordered to issue licenses in
accordance with said bonds
Geo Butler Il Co, Atlanta.
Frank l. Jackson, junction Bar.
j W Vincent h Go, Pine.
Lee Mink & Co, Glenn's Ferry.
b Mcclure, Pine.
Chas Orossman, Junction Bar.
b Penard, Pine.
The bid of John Adams as road con-
tractor for District No s, for $1,000 for
the two-year period ensuing, being the
best and only bid submitted, and the
same being b reasonable bid, it is or
dered that the same be accepted, and
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automobile, who wore the uniforms Of army
officers, were engaged in a rehearsal.
Gen. Dedulin will not succeed Gen
TrepOf as Governor of the palace at Peter
hof. He will assume only the duties Of
custodian of the imperial palaces. Gen.
Orlon will have the position Of confidential
military secretary to the Emperor.
Gen. Baron SaIza, acting Governor OF
Finland, who refused to confirm the SEN
tenor Of death passed by the court-martial
upon the Sveaborg mutineers, has been
compelled to resign from the army.
A deputation OF influential Jews, who
lave been in communication with NJ. Stoly-
pin, the Prime Minister and Minister OF the
Interior, reported to him again to-day that
il was the intention OF the authorities Of
Siedloe to try many Of the Jews now under
arrest there by court-martial. NJ. Stolypin
replied that he had already telegraphed to
the Governor Of Siedlce that il was unde-
sirable that these persons should be tried
in so summary a anner
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T.

james p. Ross, who served In the civil war
ana Was a prominent Newark. n. j.. business
ma n. died at his home. % North Seventh
street, in that city Yesterday in his siIty-third
year. He was the organic er Of the Yantscaw
Newark and later became associated with the
American Ice Company. He subsequently
got out of the ice business and en- Rag ed in
me wholesale commission trade. He was
born in Newark. He leaves a widow and one
daughter.
Gen. Robert NuSent, commSnder.o OF the Irish
Brigade in the civil war. died on Sunday
at her home. 1888 DegraW street. Brooklyn.
OF her husband in 1901 she had been in feeble
health: In the Indian warfare IN the North
U ws:T IN N. sSsre sSrly Wits SS her sr' husband SSssS' the the
perils Of the campaigns. She leaves a son.
three daughters and six grandchildren
,,1 The y.s E ,.r,, Dr. :, P a.Ds4; P EiGs T. Eay " Ih sr:S
Wesleyan University and was 9fterward
i asdsSs ana a in l% Ts% Fork. 0'i Re re aii 2 rr TSS
the ministry ten years. ago. He leaves
4 .IdS VIZ one SON DR.; and y T tvd Ba S.aSS'.r Of
Msrssret Hawxhurst, and Mrs. NJ. N. Wright
Of Brooklyn.
Col william F. Ei,oh Of Albany dice At
ton Yesterday OF paralysis. Col. Fitch went
10 I;oston 10 attend the con ~ventiOn Of the
Supreme Council yesterday afternoon Col.
Fitch suffered n stroke OF paralysis and was
carried in an ambulance to the hospital. He
Aid NOT recover consciousness and passed
away several hours later. Ne was AZ years
old and leaves a widow and two chi dren.
The Rev. Frank Wood Baker. II. D.. Of
New Haven died at lslesboro, Me, yesterday
n heart trouble. DIR. Baker went to Isles
borO on September , from Castine. Me-,
where he had been spending the summer. to
occupy a local pulpit. While delivering his
sermon he was stricken with heart failure
and had been gradually sink Ing since.
Judge Robert J. TObin. one OF the founders
of the Hibernia IA wings Bank and prominent In
the financial history OF San francisco for forty
wears. died yesterday after two years illness,
MIR. Tobin went 10 San Francisco IN Ists
from Chile. He was a charter member Of the
Society Of California Pioneers and prominent
in religious and social associations.
John Fred Nevius. sOn Of the late John
Frederick Nevius and grandson of The late
Peter !. NPvius, who mp TO 1889 was head Of
me old shipping firm Of Peter |. NevluR h
SOn. on 10 and IL South street, died yesterday
al his home in NorthpOrt. SUFFOLK county
He leaves a widow.
Mrs. Jacob Mueller. widow of one Of the
largest furniture dealers In New JeThey. died
on Monday At her home at Egg hArbor,
She and her husband came 10 this country
In 1891. She was II years Of age She IL
survived by a brother, sister and a number
OF grandchildren.
Charles Willis Stoa1e. for seventeen years
manager Of Puck. died yesterday Of Brighte
disease At his home. ~ Castle place, New
Rochelle, N. Y. He was IS years old. ID
! lea Yea q widow ana one son.
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PLAN TO DROP BOMBS ON GEAR
REVOLUTIONISTS SAID TO HAVE
BOUGHT AIRSHIP HERE.
That's the Explanation Brussels Hears Of
EmperOr's Departure From Peterhof
PaIace-Wanted 10 Return for the
Funeral OF Trepor. warned 10 Stay Away
Special Gable D,spo ioh,s to THE SUN.

Special Cable Despd ioheS to TEE SUN.
BRUssEIs, Sept. is.-The Independence
Belize publishes a despatch from st. Peters
burg, saying the reason that the Car and
his family left Peterhof on a yachting
cruise was because the officials there dis
covered a revolutionary plot 20 drop ex-
ploeivee on the palace from balloons.
The despatch adds that the revolutionists
bought two diriRible balloons from an
American, and are keeping them in Ger
many until a favorable opportunity offers
for them to carry out their plan.
The revo lutionists hope that the victims
will include the Czarevitch and Grand Duke
Vladimir.
ST. PETERS BURG, Sept. Is.-Notwith-
standing the report that the Gar would
shorten his yacht cruise in Finnish waters
20 be present at the funeral OF Gen. Trepon,
which is to take place in the chapel of Peter
bof Palace, it is doubtful whether he will
he there. He wished TO be present, but II
a understood that a message was sent to the
Yacht STANDARD that IL would be better tina
he should not yet return.
An occurrence near the palace at Tsar-
skoe-Selo at the end OF last week illustrates
the nature OF the events that are influence
ing the movements OF the imperial court,
A heavy automobile resembling those used
by the officers OF the General Stan OF the
army passed swiftly along the road out
aide the iron fence surrounding the grounds
OF the palace. The automobile was sud
denly div rted from the roadway, through
the fence. and raced through the park, gas
the imperial apartments in the palace, j
broke the fence on the other side Of thu
| park and disappeared along the road.
Il was known 10 everybody Last weeI
that the court was not in residence a
T~sarskoe-SelO, but would shortly arrive
] Il Ia supposed that the occupants Of th'
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JEWS APPEAL TO BRITAIN.
want Some Action Taken on the Massacre
IN Russia.


.Spsctrr CoNs Despatch 10 THE sun.
LONDON, Sept. Is.-Sir Charles Hardinge 9.
Permanent Secretary Of the Foreign Office,
to-day received an influential deputation Of
Jews, who submitted to him a report Of the
siedlce massacre and predictions Of mas
sacres at Warsaw and elsewhere. They
asked the Government to take action.
The Secretary promised TO telegraph im-
mediateIy to the British Ambassador at st.
Petersburg.
The Zionist central organization at Co
logne has telegraphed to King Edward
saying that the military authorities at
Siedloe have arranged a readful carnage
among the Jews. 200 Of whom have been
arrested without warrants. They will be
tried summary forthwith and are likely
to be condemned to death in order to justify
the recent slau ghter OF Hebrews in that
town. The telegram implores his Majesty
TO use his influence at Peterhof TO prevent
this Wholesale judicial murder.