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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
ALL PANIC AT sEvAsTOPoL.
Commander Cannot rust Men and
Officers Threaten Terrorists.


Sevastopol, Sept. EN- answer to
the publication of a notice rom the
terrorists that sentence OF death had
been impose on Colonel Dumba6za.
commander of rife regiment here,
the officers OF that corps in an open let
ter have announced that in case of an
attack ON tae colonel they will exact
vengeance on the leaders OF the progress
sive parties.
Admiral Skrydloff, commander of
the Black sea feet, and the military
commander here are very apprehensive
regarding the attitude of the sailors Of
the fleet and the garrison of the fort
ress' The cruise of the training souad.
ron as well as the regular feet maneu-
vers have been postponed, the ships
scarcely venturing beyond the range of
the guns of the fortress.
The military patrols of the city havs
been withdrawn inside the walls Of
the tort, due, it is said, to the fear that
the soldiers will be corrupted by con-
tact with the masses.
The merchants OF this city have prac-
ideally been thrown on their own re-
sources in the matter of protection
rom lawlessness. The governor. at
recent meeting, advised them to ORGAN
ize their own guard, as soldiers could
no longer be spared for police dutv and
the municipality is bankrupt.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
AniIIne Dyes Are Rarrad

washington, Sept. 10.-Candy man.
uiacturers all over the country are pro.
testing because the Agricultural depart
ment has determined to bar anilins
dyes In candies under the pure food
law. These dyes are used extensiveIv
IN candies and the manufacturers insist
that prohibition of them will hurt their
business. DIR. Wiley maintains other
yves win DO as we'll. though more tx
pensive' and points out that the best
medical authorities here and abroad
have declared the aniline DIVES hurtInI
70 the kidneys. ''u'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Oil sothers warship Engine.

Washington, Sept. 10.-The Louisi.
ana, designated as the ''most mdoern
battieship," which is now undergoing
her shaking down" process, has been
Obliged to steam slowly because oil
gets into the boilers and causes trouble.
This condition of affairs has afflicted a
number OF other vessels, and alterations
nave been made in the machinery to
ooviate the difficulty. The dynamo
engines are run the entire "a bonrs ot
'ne day, and are fabricated by SPRAY
OIL, which gets mixed with the stea =,
that is sent into the condenser.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Fanatics Fed by Force.

Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 6.-four' ss,l
Doukhobars confined in the Regina lsi'
absolutely refuse to eat. The MOUNTS ~
police are compelled to force wv
through their teeth. These men, 'ssu,
ers of nude pilgrimages among se's' '
hundred of their country men, are eon.
fined in Jail to prevent their Organizing ~
fresh marches through public STRESS =,
but the humiliation only steels .n'" .
hearts. Under the care OF Pnys''sS'
each Doukhobar is laid on DIS u.e ~
pinned to the floor. and liquid nou''''
ment poured into him.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Grain Fire at EdxalI.

Edwall-Oscar Fritsch. farmer near
town, lost two stacks of barley by fire.
which was started by sparks from a
lnresher engine not provided with a
screen for the smokestack. The setting
OF barley would have yielded 500 sacks
oil grain and was not covered by insur-
ance- The machine was pulled away
70 place of safety and the favorable
direction OF the wind saved a setting of
wheat and the barn. This is the frat
grain Dire Of any importance in this vi
Unity this season.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Will Bring StensIand Back

Ohicago, Sept. 7.-State's ATTORNEY
neaiy To-Day received a message from
assistant States Attorney Olsen, who
rs now in Tangier, with Paul o. Stems.
and the fugetive banker, asking that
ne and James Kelley. managing editor
Oh the Chicago Tribune, who made the
srresS' be appointed to bring him back
On receiving the telegram, Assistant
states Attorney Barbour wired to Gov.
ernor Dineen at Springfield, and the
s ever has made written request to
resident Roosevelt that Olsen and
neeiey be delegated to bring him hack
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Both against State unio.

nisoee, Ariz., Sept. s.-As a result
p u ,ne conventions held here today by
ooln the Democratic and Republican
parties OF Arizona, Mark Smith, of
tucson, was named as the Democratic
candidate for congress and W. @. Coco.
er, oil Globe, as the Republican candi.
us'e. Both parties adopted an identi.
cal resolution as follows: "We are
uunal'erapiy opposed to joint statehood
ues%e'n Arizona and New Mexico, and
mouiu prefer to remain territory for
ever T than to have a joint state with
New Mexico" 'o WIN
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
EXPOSES LAND FRAUD.
Puter duplicates Hermann. Mitchell,
williamson and Others.


williamson and Others.
Portland, Sept. z. Stephen A.
Douglas Putsr, whose connection with
the Oregon land-frsud scandals is no
tori.us and who for many years lived
by his wits and his knoweledge of
methods OF defrauding the Federal gov
eminent by corrupt practices in the
United States land Offices, took the
stand as a witness for the prosecution
in the Blue Mountain conspiracy case
Yesterday and laid bare his entire con-
nection with that and other plots, sue
cessfrl and unsuccessful, to rob the
United States of it's lands.
By his testimony he implicated, not
only in the Blue Mountain case, but in
others similar, some of the most prom
inent politicians and public men of the
OF Oregon, and furnished to the
last and strongest link in the chain OF
evidence against Franklin Pierce Mays,
Willard N. Jones, George Sorenson, ex-
of the General Land
Office Hermann, ex- Congressman Will
liamson and the late Senator Mitchell,
against whom the indictment in the
case now on trial was returned.
In bis story, complete as to names,
dates and circumstances, he revealed
with remorseless candor revolving Sc
crets as to the operations of the land
fraud ring, OF which he was a member,
showing the actual partnership Of the
high officials mentioned, and others of
scarcely less social and political promi-
hence, in the operations of the ring and
heir participation in the profits.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Fighting Ancient War.

Madrid, Sept. &. - The newspaper
Espana Nueva, in the course Of fresh
attack today on the conduct Of tue
Spanish American war, states that Cen
eral Linares, the Spanish commander
at Santiago, asked Admiral Cervers 70
land a few guns to supplement the n
adequate defenses at the Moro CsaIls
and La Socapa. The admiral sent Two
guns but General Linares did not~
tempt to mount these guns until 'nS
sortie of Admiral Cervera's squadron,
when he found the breech locks nsu
been lost.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Make Sultan lake Medicine

washington, Sept. 1o.-Ambassador
Leisnman expects 20 be received by the
sultan OF Turkey at an early date. Tho
state department today received a dis
patch from Leishman saying that the
sultan has recovered from his illness
and would give an audience to the
french and British ambassadors. Aftsr
receiving these foreign Representatives
IL is believed the sultan can offer NO
further reason Tor not permitting M
Leisnman TO present his credentials.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
PEACE MOVEMENT STARTED.
All Parties Holding Conferences With
View to Ending Revolt.

All Parties Holding Conferences With
View to Ending Revolt.
Havana, Sept. 6.-Peace is in the
air, and on all sides tonight there ID
hope that matters will be arranged be-
tween the government and the insur.
gents 30 as to avoid further bloodshed.
However, there has been no tangible
advance toward an agreement or tos
definite arrangement for negotiations.
In the meantime, fighting has been
practically suspended. Delegates, in
formally chosen by a small group Of
veterans started today to the camps Of
Pine Guerrero, Colonel Assert, General
Guzman and others OF the insurgent
leaders with the purpose OF learning
what will be acceptable to the actual
lighting leaders of the revolution. A
similar committee started for Cienlus-
COS to consult, under a flag Of truce,
with the insurgent leaders in Santa
Clara province.
Late this afternoon General Menocsl,
General Cehreco and other veterans
held conference with Alfredo zeyss,
the leader of the Liberal party, which,
however, did not result in reaching any
understanding. At the same time the
executive committee Of the Moderate
party was holding conference at
which the subject of peace was excited
ly discussed, although no determine
ton was reached.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Gale In the Bermudas.

Hamilton, Bermuda, Sept. IL. -
Great damage has been done by gale
that has been raging over the island
Tor the past As hours. The wind ia
blowing 70 miles an hour and many
buildings on the outskirts of the CITY
have been damaged. Fifty small crafts
have been wrecked and up to the pres.
ent time two lives are reported to have
oeen lost. The tug boat Carona caught
nfe today and burned to the waters
edge. The fire spread to the docks and
Tor time 1t was feared that the citv
would be DESTROYED.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Gomez Is for RsnuhIio

Manila, Sept. IL. = Dominador Co.
m'z, at political rally yesterday, de-
clared that England, France aud Ger
many would recognize Filipino re-
public. Gomez made the above declar-
alton In response to a request for an &C.
counting OF money collected. II ia
further said that the money has been
used In sending cablegrams to Europe.
to create a sentiment in favor OF Fill.
pino republic and that favorable replies
had been received. Gomez. late Thurs
day, was released from Jail on bail.
he was arrested for SANDER.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Agree on Meat lsha,.

washington, Sept. S.-After numer-
GUS conferences between secrstorn W.,
son, " Marvin, chief of the bereau .,
s a,.nai industry, and about 40 repre:
sen'a,ives OF the various packing hons
es' tne problems which have arisen
over the question OF labels which mna.
10 pu, upon meat products have hsan
settled to the satisfaction of all con-
Isra meu. AT the conclusion Of the con.
t 1hasnce, the packers announced tba,
sney would at once prepare the lahs @s
~ lave them ready by October
"nen the law goes into effect -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15

Wheat--Club, 62@83c; blreetem
ob@o6c; valley, 65@6sc; red, 60@elo
Oats-No. i white, t22.60@2s so
gray, t2i .b0@22.50 per ton.
Barley = Feed, s20@2l per ton
brewing, t2l.60@22; rolled, ,22.
Rye-t1 .35 per cwt.
oorn-Whole, t27; cracked. s2s pei
Hsy-valley timothy, No. i, s10@
ii per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy
sl2@i4; clover, s7@7 so; cheat. s7@
10y; grain hay, ~; alfalfa, $40;
vetch hay, t7@7.50.
Fruits-Apples, common, 25mb0c
per boz; fancy, 75c@tl rs: grapes.
ooc@tl.2b per crate peaches, 75c@
ello; pears, 50c@sl: plums, fancy,
ou@76c per box; common, 25@75c
blAekberries, 5@6c per pound; crab
apples, sl@l .2b per box.
Melons - Catalogues, 2bc@s1 per
crate; wstermelonr, lie per pound; ca
ssbas, ts.6o per dozen.
Vegetables = Beans, 5@7c, cabbage.
IA &c per pound; celery, 90c per
dozen; corn, Nc per dosen cucum-
bers, loo nor dozen: ego plant. lnc per
r"und; ettuce, head, 26c per do zen
onions, 10@12xc per dozen; peas. An
&C; bell peppers, 12x@15e; rsdishes.
lo@lbc per dozen: spinach, 2a3c per
pound; tomatoes. 25@50c per boz
parsley, 25c; squash. sl@i 25 per
crate; turnips, soc@tl per sack; car.
rots, slGl .25 per sack; beets, 1880
l.50 per sack.
Onions New, lZ@116c per pound
fotatoes-Oregon Burbanks, 7O@sOc
sweet potatoes, 2jSc per pound.
butter = Fancy creamery, 26@27Ic
Eggs = Oregon ranch. 2e@2e1 Nc per
Poulsry-Average old hens. 1870
lac per pound; mixed chickens. 1s9
iSrc; spring, l4@15c; old roosters.
s@ loc; dressed chickens, 14@i5c: tur.
Keys live, l6@21c; turkeys, dressed
choice, 1l@22xc; geese, live. s@Ioc.
ducks. 1S@l5c.
peal-Dressed, 51z@sc per pound.
beef-Dressed bulls. &c nsr no,nd
cows, 4k@5kc; country steers 5@sc
Mutton - Dressed, fancy, 7@sc per
s@8Hc. --"'y'
fork-Dressed, 7@sKc per pound
hoPs-lSO6 contracts, I7d20c nor
pound 1905, nominal; 1904 nominal
mool-Eastern Oregon average best.
lo9lsc per pound, according to sbrink'
age; valley, 2o@22c, according to fine
nsss; mohair, choice, 2se30c pound. !,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
american Flag as Protee,;o,

tampa, Fla, Sept. 7.-General Aca.
rsua, a Cuban military officer, has ar.
as.e 80 nefe on government mission 70
ascertain u.s. the real attitude of Cubsns IN
anpa regarding the Cuban revolut;on
Mo nrms in Tampa have about AZ 600
aeau Of cattle on Cuban rauges which
are ar valued at 5000. 600. One t;rn Wien n"r
and d;sn large numbers OF American fiags
ran u uisp'syed them about it's Cuban
dat; ses, nopirg thus to prevent depre.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
New Variety of Apnlas.

Waterville = On his upland fruit
ranch near Buckingham, J. s. Phillips
has succeeded in producing new vari
ETY. OF apple which it is thought will
prove Of great value to fruit growers on
upland ranches. The apple is very
large, with white meat, and skin
streaked with red. 1t is said to be of
exceedingly fine flavor and is suitable
Tor cooking OF eating. The tree is only
Tour years old from the seed, and bore
sixty pounds Of fruit this year.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
leorrote Hunt Indicted.

Memphis, Sept 6.-Two indlc'%'IT
have been returned against DR.. l, n
Hunt on the testimony OF FeoiA 49,
Dengsy, two full blooded igoll1V, Il,
members of the band which visi'eu ~
city some time ago, charging is'o oh;,b
and "larceny from the person, WI" nr
are felonies under the state laws. ND
Hunt has been arrested in Cnicaev !,
will be brought back to MemPr',, hs
stand trial. He was in charge u
band of Igorrotes q year ago.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15

New Bedford, Mass. Sept. ll.-News
Of the loss OF the San Francisco whal-
ing steamer Alexander in the Arctic
was received today in a telegram from
captain James A. Tilton, the com
rander OF the vessel, to his wife. who
is a resident of this city. The telegram
was sent from Nome. Alaska, and gave
no details further than sayingt hat the
crew wea safe. The Alexander al.
though hailing from San FRANCHISE.
was manned by Now England crew
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
TOPEKA ON ROCKS.
Two Great Holes Torn In Vessel At
Point Arena.

TWO Great Holes Torn In NassaI =,
Point Arena.
e. p.;
'''oo' osP@' TINE Pacific
oo@st Steamship company's steamer
City Of Topeka dragged her vsv info
port at noon TODAY. Two great hole. =,
osr aide and ~ 49, =
A '" ~ Tue pumps.
LUG ''ean s"'P naa run on the rocks ..
Point Arena in the early morning and
1sd come within an ace of going 10 the
,oftom
IA 20. o,,,n.l at
S'. INN lnoinine "nen
.ne Vesse', poond 70 Ban Francisco
from Eureka crowded with passengers,
VAS ckutiously feeling her wav throuob
, thick foo near pin,
reason vet unsrn,sined ~ ,;sSt,' son,e
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Reformed speIIine IIIeral

washington, Sept. l0.-A local law.
yer declares that President RooseveIt,s
simple spelling order may prove ille-
gal de says that over a score of wears
ago congress passed joint resolution
which became law, recognizing web
ster's unabridged dictionary as the
standard for government spelling. and
tnat Supreme court decision afterward
a fiirmed the act. The records are now
being examined.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Bring All BattIeships nor,.

washington, Sept. S.-Tba NJ.
ALI .ha mas decided to concentrate
homs sn D oattleships of the navy on the he
tha s stations and to replace those on
srs ASla'ic station with armored cru;s
sls. IN accordance with this nol,cr us 81 !.
ppas'iesnips Ohio and Wisconsin Th ;ne
lave oeen In Chinese waters for ss "n,.n
mouths past, have started bsct 'e ~ .u
United States. The Ohio sa LACK 70 the
S 81 roo Yesterday for Hampton IRON ron
Nv way OF the Suez canal ~" loaos
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
BOARDED BY mExIcANs.
Master Of American Fishing Smack
Compelled to Show Cargo.

y
Compelled to Show Cargo.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE State
department has received a dispatch
from the manager OF the Gull Fisheries
company requesting that action be tax
On Tor the protection OF the American
vessels fishing In the Gulf OF Mexico.
Upon the arrival yesterday at Gslyes-
ton OF the Hstteras, fshing smack be-
longing to the Gull Fisheries company.
from American waters, her commander
stated that he was held up by Mexi.
can gunboat August 20, while several
miles off the triangular reef in the
middle OF the Gull OF Campeche. that
armed Mexican marines boarded his
vessel and required him to show his
papers, and to display part OF bis
cargo OF hsh, which he said be had
caught in the open sea.
II was said at the State department
tonight that the case would be referred
to the solicitor for an investigation and
report.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15


A revolution IL threatened in vsns
susla.
An attack on Havana by rebels 1,
feared.
Many Cuban veterans, angry with
Palma, will Join the rebeis.
The ravAsss Of peasants in veronezh,
Russia, are being drowned by brutality
BY troops.
The American minister to Chile has
renewed bis appeal for help for the
people there. Suffering a. . result OF
the earthquake is said to be very great.
B. 0. veIeuth. clerk in the Portland
GA company's Office has spent about
$4,000 Of the company's money on
wine, women, horses and automobiles.
Ton persons have been made serious.
~ Ill At Kalamazoo, Mich, by eating
dried beef. An inyesti cation reveals
that tho meat came from one OF the
large packing houses.
Littleneld has been re- elected to con-
grsss In Maine. While the fight OF the
labor people failed TO defeat any OF the
men desired, there we're heavy loes % in
piurslities estimated At about so per
cent.
Strike breakers At San Francisco were
pursued by = mob OF srike sympathiz-
ers, who threw bricks and stones.
Guards with the strike breakers loet
their heads and began shooting and
hall dozen men we're wounded. Twenty
Of the guards were arrested.
Building In Ban Francisco Ia progress
sing rapidly.
Repairs to the steamer Elder are al. |
most completed.
The Hill railroads will increase the
rolling stock per cent during the next |
year.
Robbers at Vlsdivostok secured
NO., 900 from bank intended to pay |
troops with.
The cruisers West Virginia, Colorado
Maryland and Pennsylvania have left
for the Asiatic station.
A bomb thrown into a street car at
Riga, Russia, killed one man and
wounded = number Of others.
Secretary Root, on board the cruiser
Charleston, has left Chilean waters and
70 now stopping at various places along
the coast OF Peru.
Tho Hartman lines have two more
steamers which will be put ON the
PortlAnd-Ssn Francisco run II trade
warrants the increase.
An extra session OF tho Cuban con.
17ess has been called by President
Palma to consider the disturbed condi.
ton Of the country aud devise m cans
for ending the situation.
During the last seven months the
sale OF vodka in Russia has increased
greatly. The receipts were t1s3, $780,
900, an increase OF s25, $50, 900 over
the corresponding period OF 1906.
Moorish rebels are again causing
trouble.
Secretary Shaw has forbidden banks
70 loan government money for specula.
ton In Wall street.
There IL fear that stensland will
commit suicide or escape before he il
returned to the United States.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Win Work for Joint sta,sbood

Rson JhJil;uergne, N. M, Sept. THE
aftarnn ,can territorial COMMITTEES ttis
s sseahoon Endorsed the Hamilton ;oins
an a'enoos act by vote of IS to 10 and
app po subcommittee Of Ave -
ne NJ with like COMMITTEES from ,ho
noa;t Icra.s. 1t is probable that the on
ment in t ~ statehood will fight indorse-
held n Inc 'ne convention, which will be
-s'' IN Las Vegas September 20 ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
May Be GobbIed hv r

Do rr,nslIadelphis, Sept. s. = If va.
ra;lroaa Today that the Pennsvlv s re-
:; ia'iroad had concluded a deal by y, VAN
expects to turn over 10 ~ r nnicn
~. nss'eS steel corporation its con eni'eo
s sTe cambria Steel works. hr, o. .,
cessful. report were unsuc-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Jewish Refugees Coming

London, Sept. IL = Two Thousand
Jewish women and chiliren, Russian
refugees. passed through London Sun.
gay; They are on the way to New
,ofk. tneir expenses being paid by
,ne Russian Relief association. as near
y al are penniless. Their grown male
relatives were nearly all murdered in
'ne recent Jewish massacre in Russia
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
WAR MUNITIONS FOR CUBA.
Steamer Leaves New York With Arms
for Palma's Troops.

oteaner Leaves New York With Arms
for Palma's Troops.
New York, Sept. 1O.-The Cuban
government steamer Maria Herrera.
which has been loading arms and am.
munltion at the foot of Forty-second
street, South Brooklyn, the past week.
sailed this evening, supposedly for Ha.
vana. The vessels departure was un-
expected, as Senior Aldemo, the Cuban
ofiicial who was in charge of her, said
he would not leave New York before
Tuesday or Wednesday. According TO
acting Consul General Antonio Alti-
mirl, she WAS to ship 500 tons of arms
equipment and other munitions of war
AT noon today scarcely one-fourth of
her cargo had been put on board.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
UNCLE SAM KEEPING WATCH.
Fear Grows That Intervention Alone
Can Restore Peace.


Washington, Sept. 10. = The State
department is keeping in close touch
with conditions in Cuba. The feeling
grows that the time when there must
be Intervention Is not far distant. If
the insurgents make any Roadway in
their movement upon Havana or mani
lest any disposition to interfere with
the vast American interests in the is
land, Uncle Sam will take hand.
Officials decline to discuss the subject.
The government will act promptly in
preventing flibustering expeditions,
but 1t does not want to send forces into
Cuba until that government has plain
~ demonstrated to the world that it ia
unable to cope with conditions and
properly protect foreign interests.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
items That Are Likely to interest All
Our Readers.
4 Brief Review Of the improvements,
orowth and Development Along
Al Lines Of Industry Throughout
Our comronwsaIth--M Mining, His
torieai and Commercial.

Ccuncil-The Hinzs savmill has be-
IN cutting lumber. This mill was to-
tally destroyed by fire four weeks ago,
and new machinery throughout has
been bought and installed. The mill
will be operated All winter and has a
cutting capacity OF 80, 900 feet daily.
The installation Of new machinery and
sta. ting of the saw were made the oc-
casion OF q celebration by the millhands
and dance was give at the mill.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
Train wrecked by Dynamite.

Ironwood, Mich, Sept. o. ~ Of
mite outrage, resulting in the WIT wired
Wisconsin Central ore train ~ Are
here yesterday The engineer s'' The
man had close calls from dea.n. ,rsets
dynamite had been placed on .ns I'M, n.s.
with the intention OF wreck'ps
senger train.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-09-15
NEW SLATE FOR CABINET.
Attorney General Moody Soon to Ad-
vance to Supreme Bench.

Washington, Sept. 10. - Political
wiseacres who have been predicting
that Attorney General Moody would soon
retire to private life are all agog at the
report that he is to be elevated to the
Supreme bench. They now claim they
nave inside information on what will
be done. This is the way they have it
for this year:
W. FL. Moody from attorney general
to supreme bench; @. ]. Bonaparte
from Navy department to attorney gen.
eral; George Won L. Meyer from st.
Petersburg to Navy department; Leslie
M. SLaw to retire from the cabinet and
postmaster General Cortelyou to sue
coed him.