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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22
accident 40 American Tourists.

Eddinburg, Scotland, Aug. PA party OF
American tourists we're the victims of "a
serou, accident today, while driving down
the picturesque Glenshoe. AT least one Of the
party Mrs. Van Norden. Of New York IL
seriously injured aud it is feared she will die.
The horses drawing the coach IN which the
Blair aowrie, and the tourists were thrown
out Mrs. Van Norden, is the most seriously
injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22

Why Is IT that Norway is constantly
increasing her merchant marine and
built 60 steamers besides sailing vessels
during the past year and yet she pays
no subsidy? Is it because Norway has
tariff for revenue and the United States
stands pat for protection that fosters
trusts and high prices?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22
Reported Capture of s,eu.,apd.

Chicago, Aug. 20 "A private message
received from Fl Pa'o, Tex, reported
positively the arrest of Paul o, STEMS
land, fugitive president OF the wrecked
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank, st Agnas
Calientes. Mexico. 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22
State Fi.saen,s Convention.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gszette.l
Richmond, Virginia, August o.
TIE State Firemen's Convention open.
ed today with large attendance of mem
bers. AT noon Mayor Mccarthy aud the
Governors Secretary, Benz. p. Owen, jr.,
made speeches of welcome. There will
be an inspection of the city department
this afterpoop,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22

In this state II is a NECESSARY. TO serve
i've days notice To- evic ion ofa cold Use
The original InHt'iye cough syrup, Kennedy 4,
Laxative Honey ndTar No opiates. Sold
by w. +, Creighton Co, 40l King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22

Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth will
unveil the Mckinley statue on the Cap
itol grounds at Columbus, Ohio, next
month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-08-22
The Market,

asoss.sown. Aug. q, Wheat s0s72.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

pie come. Contrary 10 the usual Gus
tom, the names Of the distinguished
performers are never printed on the in
vltation cards But his guests know
that they will be treated to the best the
market affords Each concert costs him
something like $4,000. and the two I'm
ish up Mr. Astor's entertaining for The
year. Hts duty to society he regards as
fulfilled And society. for its part is
well content to leave him severely
alone Despite his great wealth he im-
presses the observer as man who
rates his own life as a failure
KITCHEN INSPECTOR
II is bad wind that blows nobody
good The nauseatIng exposures of the
manner IN which food IS often prepared
even IN the kitchens Of the mighty have
created p new profession FOR women 4
bureau which provides employment FOR
INDECENT Ceutlewomen now sends forth
an individual who styles herself kit
chen inspector" Of she goes each
morning. and entering by the han door
descends TO the lower regions 20 I'M
spect cooks pots and pans. She exam
ines the larder and ascertains what IS
nj for use and what Is not She sees
that the vegetables are thoroughly
washed. that tho meats are brushed
lightly with certain chemicals supposed
to destroy any microbes which may
have decided 10 take uD their abode
thereon. There have been various shlii-
dies IN the kitchen owing Ia the inya-
sion ~ the latest professional lady,
but Just now everyone r. 80 crtzy 0i
hygiene that mistresses have been quite
willing TO part with their chefs and
their cooks n they Object 10 the intru-
sion Of the kitchen Inspector. An Inn
portant duty 81 the inspector" Is 10 see
the food as n arrives each day from
the different tradespcople. She Is supi
posed 10 be able to judge Il perfectly,
to be qualified to toll when the meat Is
foreign. and when English: what r. IN
season and what IS not Some mis-
tressos wax enthusiastic over the uses
Of the latest professional woman They
say that even though they pay well FOR
her services, she saves them more than
she receives by checking their trades
peoples bills and preventing ovcrcharg.
ing. Another OF her duties Is TO see that |
her employers are not "douo" hy their !
servants. and that food loft over IS put |
TO proper use.
LADY MARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
snsclal correspondenee.

Special correspondents.
w ARlENBAD. July 26--No one
M has done more TO populsrze
vi this famous health resort than
King Edward. who is expected
TO arrive here for his annual cure
about the middle OF August. 1t is not,
perhaps. generally known that the
Partially shown by his Protestant ma
jesty for the Marienbad waters has
been the means OF greatly enrichlng one
of the most remarkable and Wealthiest
Roman Catholic. Institutions In the
wor.d-the Monastery o. Tepl. which
was founded as far back as 1893.
The whole Of Marienbad and an i'm
mense area OF land stretching right
across Bohemia belongs TO the monas-
terry. The monks run the entire place.
Here and there monks have INDUCED In
industrial specialization with excellent
results, as in the manufacture OF that
Most delectahle OF liqueurs. chartreuse.
but nowhere else In the world are such
a variety OF mundane interests In the
hands Of men who are supposed to be
primarily devoted to affairs that con-
Germ the next world.
HOW MONKS DO 1T.
That, however, does not prevent them
from being most excellent men OF bus-
ness. Amy commission IN search OF
Information as 10 how TO run town
properly could not do better than study
the methods employed by the monks OF
Tepl Under their guidance the pros
perity 1of Marienbad has increased by
leans and bounds They have erected
magnificent buildings constructed pub
tic pgomcnades, cut down hundreds OF
trees 90 make pleasant paths through
the forests. and have provided many
other attractions for the varied tastes
of the visitors from all nations who
foregather az Marienbad during the
summer Graft among them Is un-
known. There arc no pulls" Every
thing Is done honestly
Thoroughucss IN whatever they un-
dertook always has characterized the
abbots and monks OF TepL During the !
middle ages. when Bohemia was the |
scene of 50 many wars and bloody |
feuds. the Abbot Of Tepl was a militant |
chutchman. who was quite as ready TO |
mount his charger ara lead his retain
ers 10 battle as he was TO celebrate |
mass or dictate penance 10 refractory |
monks, During the period when the |
Roman Catholic cmpeIors ~ the house /
~ HabsJurg were doing their utmost /
10 extemiuate Professionalism in Boz /
hernia, The successive abhots Of Tepl /
we're foremost in prosecuting the ad- I
lerents OF the new religion.
~ FIFTEENTH CENTURY.
Early IN the fifteenth century the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
boulevard Ten Miles Long.

The department OF the Seine Is dis
cussing a great scheme for the con-
sirucuon Of grand boulevard from
the gates o. Paris to 81. German. about
~ miles away. az cost Of 100000. the
greater part OF which the state may be
asked Ia provide.
The suggested avenue, which was
planned originally by Napoleon. would
be an extension OF the Champs Elysees
and the Avenue de Ia Gfande Armee. II
would not 60 right to She town " ST.
German. but end IN the forest about
a lnlle and 2 half away.
the estimated cost provides for an
elecerlc railway under the avenue.
drive on one side. and a motorcar track
on the other side, with two cycling
tracks and two footpaths Paris Cor
respondence London Express.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
European Health Resort Run by Monks.
Wanting to Learn How TO Build Up Model Municipality,
Free From"0r and" Should Marenbad
Kns Edward Tries So Hard to popuarzc.
ROSS THE FACE OF BOHEMIA.

extreme simplicity occupying stone
cells which are equipped with the
most primitive wooden furniture, and
subslsting on the most frugal fare.
II is only when they bestow their
generous hospitality on visitors 30
visitors are told. tha; their table IS
laden with an abundance Of good
things 20 eat and drink.
Perhaps So. Recent scientific OK
periments have shown that a sparse
and simple diet Is mucn more condu-
Give 10 physical well-bCiug than a
luxurious one. So there Is nothing
inconsistent in the fact that the
monks. as seen about Marienbad. look
extremely well fed and have the gem
ersl appearance Of comfortable, cul-
tivated men Of the world IN the best
sense The white serge or flannel
habit is sometimes seen hanging be-
low an ordinary black overcoat, but
az often Il Is tucked out o. sight. and
then lite OF the monk or priest Is
discoverable FOR the hea6gear IL an
ordinary tall hat or the gray HON.
burg Of the tourist
! have heard that whilom cook Of
the monastery declared hat IN Lent
he had 20 provide for zoe, Enough there
are only 80 monks IN residence there
This looks az n when meat was of
everybody had at least two helpinRs az
FISH. Ex-cooks, however, are apt to
he spiteful. The good brsthron have.
az all events. a severe climate n face
AT that season and 30 scattered parishes
10 serve. 50 why should they not sus-
tain themselves with PLENTY OF flsA1
Nobody can deny that they look ex-
tremoly well after the inhabitants of
their wide domain provide generously
Tor the aged and inirm. and allow no
deserving man or woman under their
charge 70 lack meal. For my part
ian see no reason why they should ever
30 hungry themselves.
AN IMPORTANT PARSONAGE.
The Abbot Of Depl is a very Important
parsonage indeed. not only IN eocleSas-
tical. but also IN political an, A.cial |
'lrcles IN Austria. Enthusiastically he |
'anks as a bishop and IN church his |
nltre. stan and throne proclaim the |
act He Is the head OF tina wealthiest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

church corporation IN Austria and has
the appointment OF all the parish
priests IN several hundred Bohemian
villages. Politically he is d life mem
Der OF the Austrian house OF peers and
exercises great electoral influence over
the peasant pOpulace Of Bohemia. Many
Of the candidates who are elected 20
the Austrian legislature from Bohemia
are little more than his puppets. AS a
member Of the Marienbad town council
his vote counts as five. which gives him
the balance OF power IN the municipall-
49, and that, judging by results, is no
bad thing Tor Marienbad. There Is moth
Ing better than despotism. Carlyle
maintained, when II is benehcsnt. There
Is no affeciation 81 simplicity about the
abbot when ne stirs abroad. HIS gor-
seous carriage aud pair. with lIveried
servants, proclaim his high rank and
great power When King Edward ar
rives az Marlenhad the abbot Is always
among the little crowd Of notables
which gathers AZ tho station 20 greet
nm, and looks by far the most i'm
posing parsonage there. In fact. the
royal visitor To- mufu presents nothing
IKE 50 Impressive an appearance.
So much prosperity and wealth as is
controlled by the monastery could hard
~, OF course, escape the Jealous owes
OF the state, ever on the lookout for
revenues, and although there may be
difficulties about imposing death duties
on corporate bodies which never die.
there are other ways OF relieving them
OF superfuous wealth. the method
adopted IN this case being TO charge
fees on the appointment OF a new
abbot amounting 20 $4,000.
The glory Of the monastery OF TepI
had begun 70 fade somewhat in the
eighteenth century when the discovery
Of the wonderful healing properties Of
the springs situated on the monastery's
lands in the vicinity Of Tepl and Eyer
gave the moks an opportunity Of gain
ing worldwide fame, not as militant
defenders OF the faith. but as The pro-
prietors Of n health center which at
tracts sufferers from all parts OF Tire
globe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
Letters Show That Aged Author
Fell in Love With an Aus.
trlan Maid Of Twenty.
HEART WAS DEEPLY WOUNDED
Told Her Never to Write TO Him Again
After They Had Correspondent
For Three Years.

Special Correspondence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

II You Arc Just sWskIna up" To ths
Fact Of Want Adyeytisina--of lts
Possibilities for YoU-why. "Bsttsr
Lste Than Nevsr!"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

o.n,stItior 10 insvitabls--and Even
Oy ssadna and Answering want Ads.
Vou Must Be Alert n You Would 30
First.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04

Alfred Belt the diamond king u London though
regarded as woman hater had develops that
though single Mr. Belt held heavy ro ,a
are made payable TO Wife sho decase" 81! It
left 100000, endow the Cape railway telegram ~ M
evng he Will thus advance civilization sioooeoy
education and charity to London similar purposes
South Africa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
SPRINGS IN A WILDERNESS.

These springs were discovered in a
wilderness Of almost impenetrable for
ests ana virgin land IN an entirely up-
populated region u Bohemia Some OF
them contain Glaubers salt. others
iron, and others alkaline ingredients Of
great healing powers. and Il was found
that they brought relief 10 sufferers
nom all sorts % diseases. The monks
OF Iepl realized that these waters
would be new source Of wealth and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS

The following propo6sd Amendments to
the Constitution OF the State OF idaho
were duly authorized by the Legislative
Session OF 1905 to be submitted to the
electors Of the State at the General
Election to be held on Tuesday, the sixth
day OF November, 1905. @
he same are SIX in number and as fol-
lcWs, to-Wlt.: nm 5s@ IN WI
l. That Sc, yioa Of article 3 OF NJ 3
constitution Of the State OF Idaho he
amended to read as follows
No county, city, town, village or other
subdivision of the State shall incur any
indebtedness or liability In any manner,
or for any purpose. exceeding in that year
the revenue and income provided for 1t
for such year, without the assent Of a
majority of the qualified electors thereof.
voting at an election to be held for that
purpose, nor unless, before or at the time
Of incurring such Indebtedness provision
shall be made for the collection OF an
annual tax sufficient to pay the interest
on such Indebtedness as 1t falls due, and
also to constitute sinking fund for the
payment of the principal thereof within
twenty years from the time of contracting
the same. Any indebtedness or liability
incurred contrary to this provision shall
be void: Provided, That this section shall
not be construed to apply to the ordinary
and necessary expenses authorized by the
general laws of the State.
O. That section of article 8 OF the
constitution of the State OF Idaho be
amended to read as follows:
No county. city. town, village, munici-
pality or other subdivision Of the State
shall ever make donations to any railroad
or other works of internal Improvement.
unless propositions so to do shall have
been first submitted to the qualified elect
ors thereof at an election by authority Of
laws Provided. That such donations OF a
county with the donations of such sub
divisions In the aggregate shall not ex-
coed ten per cent Of the assessed valua-
ton Of such county: Provided, further,
That any city+or county may, hy two
thirds vote, Increase such indebtedness
FIVE per cent In addition to such ten pei;
cent; and no bonds or other evidences OF
so issued shall be valid un-
less the same shall have Endorsed thereon
a certificate signed by the Secretary and
Auditor of State. showing that the same
Is isuued pursuant to law.
3. That section 10 Of article Is Of the
constitution of the State OF Idaho be
amended to read as follows: M
The board Of county commissioners
shall consist of three members, whose
term of Office shall be four years: the
commissioners for commissioner district
No. l and No. 9 IN each county shall pe
elected at the regular election in 1908 for
q term of four years. and the commits
sioner for the commissioner district No.
3 in each county shall be elected at the
same election for term OF two years;
and their successors shall be elected for
2 term Of four years 81 regular elections
thereafter
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28

-.
:. Inat sccson o. articie 70 OF tne
AMENDED 70 reau ~ ioloWs.
lie regisIatuIs Dy seneraI ana UNIFORM
laws snaii provI9e LOT the e,ectioh DIEM
many " earn oI tne seseral couniIes =.
the state. 81 sucn county. township ana
pteclnct oHceis az may % p.ovioeu ~
law ana snaii prescribe tneir duties. FOR
tne purpose q determining wnat omcers
snail De PROVIDED N the uiHerent countles
OF the state the Legislature - empow-
cred 70 ciassIy the dIneie nt counties q
tne State ~ proportion 70 the popuiation
OF eacn, Il necessary.
o. Inat section oI arucie u tne
constitution OF tne state OF ioano %
amended " READ az IoioWs:
lac power 10 tax corpoTatlons or cor
porate properly, DOM reai ana persona
ana aii corporations n tnis ssate or aolng
business therein snail De subject 10 TAX
alton fof state, county, scnooi. municipal,
and olner PURPOSES, on real ana personal
by this constitution exempted from taxa
lion Wltnin the territorial limits OF tne
auInority ierylns tne tax:
rrov,oco, IhaL tne Lesisldture may "
law exempt the rlgnt q way, station, ana
otner necessary gTounas, supeIstr9cluIes
upon sucn TIgnL q way, station anu oInsr
necessary GROUNDS, ana az other immov,
apie properly pertaining thefeto, ana used
~ connection therewltn. q any steam q
electrlc raliroad and Drancnes lhsreol'
nereaiser " 20 Gonssrucseo ~ .his S.aae'
ever for period not exceeding ten years
AFTER me constructlon q SAG raiir s O.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28

wnter IN accordance with the terms and con-
dlt,"ns Of Permit No. i9so hsretofore issued
BY the State Engineer OF tho State OF Idaho.
The name and postofTice Address OF the
person holding said permit is Rasmus Jenses.
Freedom. Wyoming.
!. aid works OF diversion Will fully COM
pleted ON the GATE set for such completion,
and the amount OF water which said works
are capable OF conducting to the place Of In
tended use. In accordance with the plans ac-
,."npanying the application for such permit.
IL AZ cubic feet p rsecond.
Z g. Ths us. to which said water has been
applied Is irrigation. and the amount applied
tn is.n.ficia u.s. IL ~ cubic feet per second
Il ri place where said water Is used y
uns,rw.erd laid. north Of McCoy creek ana
east of CT arcrtek
S. Til, date Of the priority which said user
i,pr,.pared ,oestsbish h April 49, 1908
JAS. STEPHENSON. JR,.
l,-4t state Engineer.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
To 4 Blackfoot Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burns went up to
Blackfoot this morning to DO present at
the wedding at that place today Of Miss
May Scott and Harry 8. Workman.
Miss Scott is the incumbent state sup;
erintendent Of public instruction and
the groomis one Of the leading attorneys
Of Ada county, who not long ago desert
cd the law and arranged to live on his
beautiful ranch near Emmett. The
ceremony was billed TO occur this morn
ing at Miss SCOTS home at Blackfoot.-
Pocatello Tribune.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
Brady Names the Executive
Committee

Chairman J. H. Brady Of the state
committee has announced the members
Of the executive COMMITTEES. They are
G. w. Thompson Of Lewiston; James e
Steele Of Bingham county; A. B. Moss
Psyette, and W. s. CLANCY Of Pocatello.
The chairman has also named Mrs
Belle E Kurtz OF Nampa and Miss
Louise e. johnson Of Boise as wo,
mans auxiliary committee.
Charles L. Hoffman of Rathdrum il
vice chairman for the northern end d
the state.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28

ion N make Anal prof 10 establish vr'aim
- I,e LAID above de cribed. aai,ln xp CT
prove that have resided ~ rrai,ned
I'D cultivated said lxn - ,equirs.i Ivy law
berore nlssr'cI o. rk NJ RIack'o =. 'da'",. on
IT. 20. 1898 by TWO ~ the f,,i wing wit, essss.
4 J Snyder. springfield ! ahO. tieo Nc
Lean. springfield. Idah'. q. " lowell.
Springfield. Idaho. T u. Jones. Tslm'kfoot.
idaho
WALTERS LOOMS. e ,tryman,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
FINAL PROOF.

I, Walter s. Loomis. OF Makonda. ILL.,, wht
made entry No. 9 under the provision Of an
act OF The legislature Of the State OF Idaho
commonly KIN ,wn AS the "Uarey Act" APP
proved March 2nd, 1899, which embraces th.
n. E. IA OF Sec. Is. r.. s. Range 80 e. Bots.
Meridian do hereby give notice Of my intcn-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

pal place Of business, Blsckfcot, Idaho.
NOrIos 10 hereby given that an assessment
on the capital stock Of the above-named com.
pany was levied rs follows 1T the last meeting
of the Board Of Directors. and 10 now due and
payable TO Ivan L. Tanner, secretary and
treasurer. Blackfoot. Idaho:
Division No. 1. ....... .s5.ss per share
Division No. 2............ RS per share
Division No. g.. .......... $50 per share
All stock on which said assessment may re-
main unpaid on October TO- 1905, will be de-
inquent and will be advertised for sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
WEN L. TANNER. @
IFS Secretary and Treasurer.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-09-28
ESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.--NOTlCI
Fok United States Lant

Once, Blackfoot. idaho, Sep. s. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Rosiiie Porter
OF Firth, Idaho has filed notice of intention
10 make proof on his desert-land claim No
liS0, for the Lot 8, Sec, IS. It's. R. 81 e before
,tegister and Receiver ut Biackfoot, idaho.
IN saturday, the 18th day OF october, 1908.
she names the following Witnesses to prove
AZ complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said land:
Ernest BJorkman OF Firth, Idaho. Anna Z.
i,jorkman OF Firth. Idaho, Il. J. Porter OF
lackfoOt, idaho. w. G.. Porter OF Firth; Ida
no. LORENZO X. THOMAS
REGISTER.