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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
RUSSIAN PRESS MUZZLED.
Prisons Yawn for Offending Editors in
Cars Domain.

st. Petersburg.-The first act of the
government after the result of the st,
Petersburg elections became known
was to tighten the screws on the press.
Some of the worst features of the old
censorship have been restored. The
papers must again submit copies of
their editions before they are distrib-
uted, and the expedient of changing a
papers name when suspended has
been forbidden. Likewise the device
so practiced by Socialistic organs, as
Vorwaerts in Germany, in hiring a
series of "prison editors"
The council of the empire has hur-
riedly adopted a law by II to 2 votes,
furnishing with a years imprisonment
the publication of false reports which
affect the credit of the country at
large.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Aeronaut Died After LANDING.

New York.-Death in the waters OF
Bass creek, a small stream winding
through the meadows along the south
shore of Long Island, between Jones'
Beach and Amityville, ended the dar-
ing balloon ascent Wednesday after
noon of Paul Nocquet, a French sculp-
tor of note and an enthusiastic anna
teur %aeronaut. Nocquet apparently
landed safely with his car and in fight
ing his way out of the meadows in the
darkness had %tIaversed about two
tifths of the distance from Jones'
Beach to Amityville, several miles,
when he died. He had crossed thir-
teen or fourteen different islands and
had swum or waded through the run
lets between them.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
VESUV|US AGAIN ACTIVE
VILLAGERS PANIC STRICKEN
Many Homes Have Been Abandoned
and Churches Are Crowded With
People Praying for Deliver
ance from Peril.

Naples.-The inhabitants of the vii.
lagos in the vicinity of Mount Vesu.
vius are in a condition bordering on
panic. Many homes have been aban.
doned for the open air, although there
has been a thick fog all day and the
atmosphere has been dense with vol.
canic ashes and the fumes of subter
ranean fires. The churches are
crowded day and night with people
praying for deliverance from an ina.
pending peril, manifestations of which
are heard and felt in explosions which
resemble a heavy cannonading and in
the tremblings of the earth which are
constantly recurring.
The main stream of lava proceeding
from Vesuvius is 200 feet wide, and it
flows at times at the rate of twenty.
one feet a minute, destroying vegeta,
ton before the stream reaches it. The
peasants of Portici, at the west foot of
Vesuvius, cleared their grounds of
vineyards and trees in the effort to
lessen the danger from fire, and re.
sisted the progress of the lava to their
utmost.
The population of Boscotrecaz, on
the southern declivity of the mountain,
have sought safety in flight, and Bos-
coreale, to the eastward, is also
threatened. Women of this village,
weeping with fright, carried a statue
of st. Anne as near as they could go
to the flowing lava, imploring a mir.
acle to stay the advance of the con-
Stunning stream.
The cemetery at Boscoreale has been
invaded by lava. The scene at night
is one of mingled grandeur and hor-
ror, as from the summit of Vesuvius
there leaps a column of fire fully a
thousand feet in height, the glare
lighting the sky and sea for many
miles,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
SCORES CARRIED
down TO DEATH
Y'"+ ~
Hotel in Germany COllapseS
While Guests are Seated
at a Banquet.
Hardly a Family In the Village Blu
Has Lost a Member, and, From
Rejoicing, the Community is
Plunged Into Mourning.

Nagold, Little Black Forest, Ger.
many.-The Hotel Zum Hirsch fell
during the progress of a festive dinner
IN Friday. There were 200 per-
sons present, most of whom were bur
led in the ruins. At least fifty were
killed and 100 injured were taken
from the ruins, many Of them in a Sc
rious condition.
The accident is attributed to care.
lessness on the part of those who were
making repairs on the building, which
had been raised five feet from the
ground in order to give more space
for the lower story. The work began
early in the morning and was supposed
70 have been finished at loon. The
keeper of the hotel invited the work
men and a large number, Of towns
people to a grand dinner. The com.
pany assembled in the middle banquet
coom and was drinking the health OF
he builder and landlord, when sud
denly a crash was heard above. A
score of those in the banquet room
jumped from the windows and doors
in time to escape when the house came
down.
The town presents an indescribable
scene of horror and grief. There Is
hardly a family but has lost one or
more members.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Who Retiring Apostles Are.

Salt Lake City.-John w. Taylor,
one of the apostles who has resigned,
is a son of John Taylor, third presi-
dent of the Mormon church, and the
immediate successor Of Brigham
Young. He is a native of Provo, and
was elevated to the apostleship III
1884, by his father. Cowley, the
other apostle who has retired, is a
native of Salt Lake. He was ap-
pointed to the apostleship in 1897 by
President MILFORD Woodruff. 1t is is
a coincidence that the two men who
were deprived of their apostolic hon
ors Sunday have been bosom friends
since boyhood.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
A AT PORTLAND.
Chamber of Commerce Building Burns,
With Loss of $500, 900.


With Loss of 500, 900.
Portland. Ore.-The most spectacu
lar fire which ever occurred in Port
land destroyed the eighth, the top,
story of the Chamber of Commerce
building Friday afternoon and was the
indirect cause of the death of Homer
H. Hallock, right of way agent of the
Willamette Traction company, former
ly for twenty-five years an employee of
the Oregon Railroad & Navigation
company at Pendleton, Baker City and
Umatilla. Mr.. Hallock, who was one
of the best known railroad men in the
northwest, was in the Commercial club
when the fire broke out. He seem to
have become suddenly mad, and de-
spite the efforts of several men who
strove to restrain him, jumped down
the light well onto the roof of the GEN.
trail court, eight stories below, and
was instantly killed. The property
loss is estimated at 100000.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
MAE DID NOT APPEAR.
Suit Against Senator Thomas G.
PIatt Dismissed.

Omaha.-The sensational suit filed
by Miss Mae Wood against United
States Senator Thomas c. Platt, Will
liam Loeb, secretary to the president,
and former Postmaster General
Wynne for $500 600 damages, was
called in court Wednesday and dis
missed by Judge Kennedy because no
one appeared for the plaintiffs. Miss
Wood alleged that she had written a
book entitled "The Love Letters of a
Boss" which comprised a number Of
letters written to her by Senator
Plat. She, said that Platt, with the
assistance of Wynne and Loeb got the
letters from her and refused to return
them.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
MADE WAR ON MAYOR.
As Result Appointive Officers of Boise
Are Fired by Council.

Boise.-There was a shaking up in
the city affairs Thursday night when
seven of the appointive officers were
dismissed by unanimous vote of the
council. Those whose heads were tax.
en- off were j. A. Beal, city clerk;
Charles M. Kahn, city attorney; W. F.
Lockee, police magistrate; M. S.
Parker, associate police magistrate;
Zenos M. Vaughn, city engineer;
Charles H. Irwin, consulting engineer.
and George Holstead, pound master.
No reason was assigned for the &C.
ton taken, but it arises from m
GUS causes which have been operating
for some time. There has never been
harmony between the mayor and the
council.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
TOWNS COVERED
By MOLTEN SEA
Fearful Destruction Caused
by Recent Eruption of
Mount VeSuyiuS.
Homes of Ten Thousand People
Buried Beneath Sea of Lava, While
Thousands of Terrified Residents
Are In Hourly Fear of a Sim
liar Experience.

Naples.-The hope that Mount
vesuvius was becoming calm, was
dissipated Sunday when the volcano
became more active than ever.
The panic has spread to Naples.
Two strong earthquake shocks which
shattered windows and cracked the
walls of buildings were experienced
on the Sabbath day. The entire pop
ulation rushed to the streets in ter
ror, many persons crying the Ma
donna has forsaken us; the end OF
the world has come"
No trace remains of Boscotrecaz, a
commune on the southern declivity OF
the mountain, where 10000 persons
lived; and Tore A%nnunziata, on the
shores of the Gulf of Naples, n mile
to the southwark, is almost surround
ed by the invading lava and has been
evacuated by it's 10000 inhabitants
The people were brought to Naples
by trains, street cars, military carts
and steamships. Similar means OF
transportation are being employed to
bring away the people from Tore del
Greco. The police and carbineers
are guarding the abandoned houses
and several members of the govern
ment also are there.
A telegram received from the
mayor of San Sebastiano, a village
near the observatory IN the north
west declivity of Vesuvius, says that
lava is approaching rapidly and that
the people are ter1or-stricken. They
have been for nights without sleep,
he says, are destitute and beg assist
ance be given them.
The work of succor Is hampered
owing to delays to the railway ser
vice which is interrupted by red hot
stones thrown to a height of 5000
feet falling on the tracks.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Hazed Because He Was Poor,

Aldershot, England.-Four lieuten.
ants, Hamilton, MISREPRESENTATION,
Joliffe and Hartford, were placed on
trial Wednesday before a court of in
quiry which is making an investiga-
ton into the hazing of Second Lieu
tenant Clark Kennedy, who was Sc
verely m%altreated by his fellow Of
fcers last month, because, it is al.
legged, he was too poor to meet all the
regimental subscriptions. The court
Is composed of four generals and two
c~olonels.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Dowieites Denounce Leader.

Zion City, Ill.-The people of Zion
City heard their former leader, John
Alexander Dowie, denounced from the
pulpit in Shiloh tabernacle Sunday,
and they approved of it, or at least as
many Of them as could crowd into that
vast meeting house signitied their will
ingness in a manner that left no doubt
of sincerity to follow in the footsteps
of the first apostles successor, General
Overseer Voliva. lions new leader
was the mar that told Of Dowie's al.
legged misdeeds.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Cuba Follows the Dominion.

Washington.-A report issued by the
department of commerce and labor on
the Cuban trade says: Cuba ranks
second in Importance in the trade re-
lations of the United States with other
American countries. The total trade
of the United States with the princi'
pal countries of America in the calen.
dar year of 1905 was: With Canada.
5000, 900, 900; Cuba, $125, 900, 900; with
Brazil, Sill, 0OO, 900; with Mexico, $92,'
600, 900, and with Argentina $780,
OOO. 1000,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Stayed Too Long.

New York.--A scandal dating back
10 England's preparations for the
Boer war was recalled to life on
Wednesday in the arraignment of
George l.. Jordan, who disa ppeared
in this city several years ago while
buying horses for the use of tie Brit
lsh army in the Boer war. Jordan
has been arrested, charged with forg-
cry in the fret degree, having been
indicted in 1899 for the forgery of a
,romissory note for $4,000. He es-
capped arrest and the police supposed
he had left this country.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
lowed Into Port.

Tokio.-The Italian sailing ship
Brasmo, Captain Amelio, which sailed
from Philadelphia, Sept. 9, for Maya
saki with a cargo of oil, was towed
into Nagasaki last Friday by the Ger
man steamer %Seigoviyar, which found
the Brasmo off K%agoshima in a miser-
able condition. The Brasmo expert
enced bad weather for even months,
during which time the entire crew or
twenty-four was successfully attacked
by illness until all were disabled. One
ff the crew died.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Russo-Chinese Negotiations.

Pekin.-The Russo-Chinese negotia-
lions appear to have reached a dead
lock. At any rate they were dragging
along slowly. M. Pokotiloff, the Rus
sian minister to China, and Tong, the
Chinese commissioner appointed to
negotiate an agreement with Russia
regarding northern Manchuria, have
conferred only two or three times dur
ing the past month. Russia has the
upper hand because she holds nearly
all the privileges she contends for,
while demanding that China officially
grant them.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Californian Runs Amuck.

Grass Valley, Cal.-Jack Alden ia.
tally stabbed his fa~ther-in-law, Alfred
Jenkin, ST., and inflicted ten stabs on
his wife in this city Sunday evening.
Mrs. Allen is dangerously wounded,
but the attending surgeons held out
hope for recovery. The deed was COM
mitted at the Jenkin home, where AL.
len and his wife also resided. Allen,
who has been drinking considerably OF
late and acting peculiarly, was called
to supper, when he seized a knife and
attacked his family.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Indians suIking Over Refusal to Join
Wild West Show.

Washington.-The nature of the
trouble that has been brewing among
the Apache captives at Fort Sill, Incl
dent to which Is the threat of the In
dians to forcibly break away from the
post, is explained at the war depart
ment as the result of the refusal of the
authorities to let the Indians go on the
road with a Wild West show. These
Indians, under their old chief, Geroni-
mo, have been technical captives at
the army post for many years past.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Beoued to be Locked Up.

Salt Lake City.-John P. Watson,
said to be from Kansas City, and
thought to be mentally deranged, Is
confined in the city Jail and will be
examined as to his sanity. Watson
walked into the police station Sunday
and begged to be locked up. He said
men were after him, and unless he was
protected he would be killed. Watson
declared he came from Kansas City,
where he said his wife lives. Further
than this he would not answer ques-
lions.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
St. Louis Laborer Swallows Poison in
Despair.

st. Louis.-After spending all day
Saturday at the headquarters of his
union, where he learned that there was
no prospect of a settlement of the
building trades strike, John McMann,
a stone mason, returned home and
swallowed carbolic acid after declaring
to his wife that he would rather be
dead than idle. He died within a few
minutes. He had been forced into
idleness for a month because OF the
strike.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
American Mining Congress to Meet In
Denver.

Denver.-The board of directors of
the American Mining congress an.
nounced Thursday the ninth annual
convention of the congress will be held
in Denver on Nov. 10 to II next. ST.
mon Guggenheim and David H. Moi.
fat have subscribed $4,000 each to the
fund for building an international min.
Ing temple in Denver on condition
that the CONGRESS- shall raise from
$780, 900 to 100000 more for the pur
pose.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
DARING RoBBER CAUGHT.
Swiss Police Land RingIeader of Rus.
sian Bank Thieves.

Zurich, Switzerland.-The ringlead-
err of the band which robbed the MI.
tual Credit bank of Moscow of $437,500
March 20 has been arrested here. He
is a young Russian who arrived in
Zurich April 3, and had been drinking
heavily. The police took him into Gus
tody on the charge of intoxication and
found among his belongings a wallet
filled with Russian bank notes. When
the prisoner became sober he volun-
tarily confessed that he had headed
the band of nineteen men who robbed
the Mutual Credit bank of Moscow.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
TO FORTIFY PANAMA.
Plan of Army Experts is Laid Before
Taft.

Washington.-A plan for the forth
fication of the Panama canal, drawn
by the general staff of the army,
which believes the Notifications nee
essary, has been placed before Secre-
tary Taft. The canal commission
thinks the Notifications should be
built. A nice question of policy is in
volved in the matter and it will be
carefully considered. Secretary Taft
has taken up this subject with the
president and Secretary Root, and it
has been decided that the project shall
be laid before congress-.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
Conference of Sunday School Union.

Salt Lake City.-The semi-annual
conference of the Sunday school union
of the Mormon church was held in the
tabernacle Sunday evening under the
direction of Elder George D. Piper.
The program consisted of music by
the L. D. S. university and tabernacle
choirs, and reports and discourses rel
alive to the progress of the Sunday
schools. Fifty-four stakes were repre-.
scented. The total number of mem.
bers, officers and teachers enrolled In
the Sunday school is 122,36O
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
OFFERS FORTUNE TO sERvIA.
Queen Natalie Would Give Up Fifteen
Million Dollars.

Belgrade, Servia.-The Stampa says
1t is reported from an authoritative
source that former Queen Natalie OF
Servia, mother Of the murdered King
Alexander, intends to present to the
kingdom of Servia all her properties
in this country, valued at $4,000, 900,
for the erection of a cathedral, pro-
vided the body of King Milan. her hus.
band, and that of King Alexander are
Inferred in it.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
CAUSES UTILIZATION.
Victoria of Constitutional Democrats
Causes Rejoicing.

st. Petersburg.-The victory of the
Constitutional Democrats in the st.
Petersburg municipal elections has
caused intense jubilation in the radi-
cal press. The Molva calls it the blow
in the face for the bureaucracy, and
its lackeys in the government, and
a popular expression of disgust at the
policy of blood and lawlessness which
must find an echo throughout Russia.
and eventually force the government
to resign"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-04-13
SPRING REVOLUTION BEGINS.
Santo Domingo Politicians Tired Of
Present Government.

Neutrality-suspicious. trouble is re.
ported from San Domingo in a cable
gram received at the navy department
Thursday from Commander Soutter.
land of the Yankee, at Santo Domingo.
He says:
"A revolution has broken out at Sa-
mana. The Paducah Is there. Amer
lean interests are not involved. The
Dubuque is at Monte Christi"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-25
DEL FRlO AL FUEGO

msletn de las babnch bordsdS do los famaL uchss dc
penes tijeras que luce en- el csmarote
Psrcpo eHtos detalles los reimos Sin dada
endA chorzos Orente Sc e advlere 10 0sdA esposa
esrpe de pscAdera qun lc duee pAsceo elo' de mos
trGdor.
Eshs brom,s costa de aQ6n deidohado, esrechln Ia
Confnzs que acabA de pGcrEe entire nosOros 81 dcubrno
una suarte comundad de econeS Lucia de marno
ouiene 20 trA Csdz marido Alberto ho tmoen dc
mar amigo de generates quenes Corone 20 conoctmcs
berSdco camaeo de broce cuadd de conde'a de
Fuentefe t6 en- Corte gentes ArGtoCatca Bsrs, Lud
Margot. y de ID intimidsd de LUcA...
son sobre todo encntsdores dsIocnte csA Charo ea
condesa de uentee pnGadima genial mado todoi
oma bnehco de nvenro ncluso los desntea las pturss
de "a c6nyugs CuentA ella vds corer's Ia HSbanA
aus IarCsu VtUeggatur en- IN feSco pgeno dsl Norte
Del Norte -. del norte dc Cuba, comentG ell ifesco
propiamente como e Sahsra.
-Bueno, bienl tqu6 ssbes td9.. que Olga SGrh'
No. 81 dgo e Slhsral
y 10 digo nueatrs hiia.
del ngenio Ia uedeSl mults comprendersn Cusn m-
poabIe ea que proceda rRa mtAd mia csno tendlA
auuel sol de corruGcante
Rimos Charo sin doscomponsrse, So ncomoda Conmigo
porque uteo Sarits, e corone como los dems
ldgo, ura Chicuela de trece G6opI,'
No. msm6l Idea seis
Mia rne el papa c6mcmente ( 81 mama no e con-
Viene trsce
Hacendo bocns a zorro con las Names ,hsdei
-Ha cumplido veintiuno
como pareoe dsponerse compur s echts de 50 baos,
tpsado "a por ChIro les hshendo nido de "a
neqra elta n1a hGa deEpue Iegn 10 cub e van re-
aulAndo Charo de steuA 'hoI, Chro 'clba peis
Csndole msndSndoe buicAr plrda dc relo III GAIA
deaeando lAIga.
Todos 10 sentmoa Pero eae hombre que de goberna
dor Msni Abe motvar hllta antoIcs por Vlo en-
Esni Condcendencia Ei Alto dc brba r de cara ceCs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-25

informEn que sl vApor <porto RlcoS
ancl6 esta maf1Ana, muy temprano, en-
10 bahia de Ponce,
Un numeroso eoncurso esper6 10
lleg ada dc los excursioniitas. AL de-
aemharear los vibrantes acordeS do
IL banda do 10 policia, tueron ovAeio.
nados pr las personas que 80 eneon
trabAn en- oil muelle.
Aver 10 Teuni6 el iurado de 10
Corte Federal para fAllsr dos cauSss
crfminsles. FL iuez Rodey auspendi6
la session de esta mAiiana por 10 ieAtl
vidad del dia.
-Es probable que el 2S embGrQue
para Cuba oil set0r Real, artista de
10 extlnguid& c'mps flfo de zarzuela
del tfior Rosell6.
aT In oil Club do r, KehrhAhn &
Co., Is San Frsneiss0, Sc yender dos
relojes do orc sadA senanR entire so
sosioa. ahonAndo 90 so 6 100 aemanal
La dltims semans ohtuviero uno
don Oslin Gobhe, de San Juan, so
clio Lq46
E! sefi1r Ii Ande hs encargado
& Europa varias pelfculas importan-
tel para su einemat6grsfo. Entire
elias las que Sc rsharen 81 procsso
degradation y prisi6n del capitSr
Dreyfls. que resultAran hey de rigu
ross sciuAlidad
Del Is Al l6 de Agosto 60 reuni
rA en- ssta ciudsd la iunta revisadorl
de tasaci6n, & Hn de rssolver vArio
cssos de las pro piedades que han d.
psgar aus eorribuoioneE del Sfi
eco ntmico do 1905 & 1907,
/ Aver eompareci6 snse la Cort
de f sderal Arcade Bsnisex Herman
de2, procesAdo por hufto en- terrsno
del gcbierno militsr.
LA policiA presto aver does sel
: vicios por infrseci6n q las ordensE
zAs municipAles.
-En BAJAn6n 90 proponsn ee!e