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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Colonel Ernst Is Retired

Washington, June 29.-Colonel Os.
valid Herbert Ernst, of the corps of en-.
glneers, was retired today for age with
the rank OF brigadire general. Colonel
Ernst is chairman of the Mississippi
River commission and member Of the
Panama Canal commission. He il also
member OF the American section of
the International Waterways commits
sion, chairman Of the board of engin-
GERS charged with surveys for water.
way between Lake Michigan and the
Miasisi ippi rive, and member Of the
board to consider cement testing.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
RED CROSS THIEF.
Superintendent of Relief Station Steals
Blankets and is Caught.

Superintendent of Relief Station Steak
Blankets and is Caught.
San Francisco, June 9O.-Accussd Of
selling large quantities of blankets s.d
appropriaGng the money, John Cls,l
superintendent of the Red Cross reli,i
station No. /, at Golden Gate usrt
and George Bryant, engineer at tb,
children's playground in the park, vbo
it ia alleged, aided and abetted Clut
were arrested by detectives today.
The police state taat they were made
aware OF the alleged pecuAtion.
through A. Suggerman, a junk dealer.
While a refugee in the park, Susgsr.
man made the acquaintance Of Bryant
and after Suggerman had resumed bus
mess, it is alleged, Bryant called upon
him and said he could sell him guam
tity of new government blankets. Bu.
ant said he could deliver him 400 pain,
and if the price was satisfactory i
would lead to delivery of 800 pain
per week. a.
suggerman notified the police, who
set trap for the man. After some
haggling, a price of 81 .25 pair VA
agreed upon, and, according To Dstx-
tive Ryan, Bryant handed Suggernm
an envelope with Clark's name on II
which the teamster was to hand 10
CLARK, 80 that Clark would know th,
right man.
A wagon followed by the DETECTIVES
was sent for the blankets today and n
cured 400, which are being held as sv'
dence. Clark was arrested ut the red
station, and Bryant at SuQgermsni
store, where he was waiting to receive
the money.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07

Boiee-The board OF control OF the
irrigation congress has arranged with
G.. r. Shaw, of the wholesale lumber
firm OF Shaw & Kivelt Of this city, to
gather an exhibit of timber resources Of
Idaho for the irrigation congress in
Roise September S-s. 1t is proposed to
have every mill in the Gem state rep
resented in the exhibit, which will in
clude samples OF every kind of lumber
grown within the confines Of the state.
While the timber displayed will not be
part OF the irrigated products" the
exhibit will be shown as a sample OF
the industries OF the state for the bene-
fit of visitors from all over the country
who will flock to Boise.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
NEWSPAPER SHOPS SEIZED.
Government Attempts to Suppress Ac-
counts of Mutiny in Army.

Government Attempts to Suppress Ac-
counts of Mutiny in Army.
St Petersburg, June 27.-The gov
eminent, taking advantage OF the effect
produced by the frankness and sincerity
Of Interior Minister Stolypin's declara-
tions in the lower house of parliament,
has taken prompt steps to prevent any
further anti Semitic disturbances. But
this effect is waning and the impossi-
bility of the present situation is daily
coming more to the fore. The senti-
ment in favor Of change in the minis
try is now not only shared by the lower
and upper houses of parliament, and
voiced by the entire press, but is sup
ported by strong faction at court.
The revolutionists are jubilant at the
progress made by the military propa-
eanda. The conservative Novoe Vrem-
va today devotes leading editorial to
the subject, and the radical organs
urint columns of accounts of military
troubles, some OF which undoubtedly
were invented for suggestive effect, out
the majority were based on fact.
After a vain attempt to stop the pub
LEGATION of unfavorsble military news
by the confscation of their editions,
the police yesterday seized the typo.
graphical outfits of several papers, and
the Offices of provincial journals which
we're reprinting the accounts OF the
Novoe vremya and slovo were sum-
marily closed.
Agrarian disorders at Kharkoff. Pol
taya and Tamboff have led to conflicts
with the troops. The estate OF Prince
Volkonsky, a member Of the lower
house of parliament, at Morshansk,
has been plundered and his residence
burned.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
JOLT FOR CASTRO.
Ultimatum' From United States Will
Be Sent Him Soon.

Ultimatum' From United States Will
Be Sent Him Soon.
Washington, July 2. - Soon after
General Cipriano Castro resumes the
presidency Of Venezuela, July s, he
will find himself confronted by re-
quests from the United States for set
Element of American claims against his
government. For more than a year
Castro has not been bothered by the
United States. Meantime Judge W.
j. Calhoun visited Venezuela and in
vestigated the American claims, and
the State department has been busily
engaged in reviewing the cases and
putting them in condition to be pressed
What seemed to be indifference ON
the part OF the United States has been
only caution, and the State department
will take up it's work where it is allow
ed to rect after the sending of note to
Castro by Secretary of State Hay, which
is practically an ultimatum.
request will be made for the ad-
justment of American claims regardless
OF what action the Venezuelan courts
may have taken or shall take in the fu-
ture. Representations covering prac-
tically all the American claims against
Venezuela may doubtless be presented.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Granted Half Hol;davs

half ",sSs a,19g June 81. - Saturday
J~ a, holidays during the months =,
vran,o august and September have been
sL;iis ep oy President Roosevelt 70
a sIi mechanics and laborens and 70 )"
t tI, employees in the classified service ~ ~
tbs nav navy yards and naval stations 90 81
il ev,anS eu states. The same benefit
the sSIl'"s In another general order 70
pIovas i !, mechanics, Iaborers and om'
p pnOsss IN the classified service Of v ths
government printing Office '' VI 'ne
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Henex Coming North.

San Francisco. June SO.-The un
tried Oregon land fraud cases VIII y
gin July Dat Portland. This stslsn,''
is made by Francis ]. Heney, WHO ~
said he expected to leave Tor Pol'nDs
next week. 81 shall not be sbls 70 ~
what the order will be until ! 'e''.
Portland" be continued. There ~
81 or so cases, but they are di''ao'
into groups. many being for consp'I''3','
and in all there will really be ao0u' :,
trials. l am anxious to get them Nv -.
OF the way. Trying cases sll o's' "
country is not an easy matter"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Detectives Murdered in s.r....

warsaw, June 27.-At s O'Clock this
bsud " IN the outskirts of this CITY a
oand OF terrorists, armed with reyolv .
t sts, ATTACKED! !s, three detectives, of whom
WY WY Killed two and wounded the third
s mnen an ambulance arrived and tbs
t"".. tried to assist the wounded do
.ective' two men approached and srad
s sb,ee' Killing the injured man. The
th thus s. attracted Cossacks and infantry to
~ sae scene and the soldiers barred ~ ~
. a'es., hrlng several volleya by which i
were wounded. "orkmen
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07

Boise - Chairman M. B. Gwinn, Of
the executive committee of the Irriga-
tion congress, has received several let
tiers from members of congress express
ing their intention to attend the con-
gress in September. These are Senators
Ankeny and Carter, OF Montana, and
Representatives Reeder, of Kansas, and
Gaines, of Tennessee. Several others
state they will endeavor to arrange
their plans so they cali be here.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
sedition Spread Among Mex;,.

Mexico City, July 8. - Since Gover-
nor ISABEL, of Sonora, made his renort
On lne Cananea outbreak, showing con-
c:lusiveIy that seditious papers wars sI be-
ing circulated among the Mexican min
ers in that mining camp. there a ba.
neen renewed attention given the nr nn'
Sganoa' semi-socialistic in charact Dp
carried on among workingman ' !" az
, ane centers by political intriou'
ers seeking to take advantage Of ora ,su'
lzstion in various parts Of the conan ssn-
ol laoor unions. These unions wy
quite legal in their Construction are
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07

Neutrality-suspicious. ON the Boise
Payette irrigation project in Idaho has
fallen behind because of unavoidable
delays, and Secretary hitchcock declares
an extraordinary emergency exists.
The effect is to permit all persons en-
ployed directly by the government to
work more than eight hours day, and
contractors, if they desire, may work
their men over eight hours and be pro-
tected under the eight hour law.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
New York School reachers comm,

Portland, July 2 - A special train
OF school teachers from New York CITY
will reach Portland on the morning Of
July Is, leaving the same evening after
a trip to Cascade locks by rail and re.
turn to the city by steamer. The party
is in charge of V. V. Beard, general
Eastern passenger agent for the New
York Central lines. The special is a
solid Pullman that is being run by the
New York Central. There will be l25
teachers on board.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
LOOKING FOR GOOD MAN.
Gar Finds Difficulty in Selecting New
Prime Minister.

Gar Finds Difficulty in Selecting New
Prime Minister.
st. Petesbug, July 8. = No definite
statement with reference to the retire
ment of the Goremykin cabinet was
forthcoming today. Emperor Nicholas
is apparently encountering trouble in
finding man to whom to intrust the
reins OF power and effecting an UNDER
standing with the Liberal groups of
parliament.
The Constitutional Democratic par
Lament committee met this afternoon
behind closed doors to discuss tactics
under the situation. The Associated
Press was informed after the meeting
that the committee adhered to its for
mer decision that nothing less than
fully responsible cabinet will be accept.
able, and that Constitutional Demo
Gratis will refuse to take portfolios in
any mixed cabinet.
The leaders scarcely expect that these
terms will be accepted at present. In.
deed they have slight desire to shoulder
the responsibility of government, when
the country apparently is on the verge
OF a series OF outbreaks and disorders.
Their present plan is to adopt toward
any new ministry the same tactics they
have followed in the past, the accept.
ance OF what is good in the policy Of
the government and unsparing criti-
cism where that policy does not square
with their ideas. The immediate pass
age OF vote OF lack of confidence is
probable.
1t is stated that Minister of interior
stoiypln and Minister OF Finance Ko-
kovsoif will submit to the lower house
OF parliament, probably tomorrow. a
request for an appropriation of $50
OOO,O for famine relief.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
France Faces Bic nass:.

Paris, June 20. - Finance M;r;s,o.
roincaire INTRODUCED the budget in the
chamber Of deputies yesterday sbow;ne
a considerable deficit in consequence II
the extraordinary expenditure FOR tbs
military preparations during the Mo.
roccan crisis, amounting to $50. 900 ooo
and also $50 600, 0Oe, owing to in
creased creased expenditure resulting from in.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
ATTORNEYS ARE CALLED.
Instructions Given for Action Against
Standard Oil.

Washington, June 80. - Attorney
General Moody had conferences today
with Frank B. Kellogg and Charles B.
Morrison, who have been engaged as
special council in the investigation
which is being made into the affairs Of
the Standard Oil company, with view
to ascertaining whether there have
been any violations of the antitrust
law. With reference to this it wa
stated today that further investigation
is to be made.
The attorney general also held con-
ferences with some of the district at
torneys he had summoned to Washing
ton, and it was stated that they were
being instructed as to how they should
proceed against the Standard Oil COM
pany. 1t was also said to be most
likely that special grand juries will
be called to determine whether the
Standard Oil company has been granted
rebates or concessions.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Contest on Smoo,,. c..

of t sbsn'n n'aSI July 8. = The Question
viii vii seat az IN the United states ~ retain retain
man u e .ne session in December. 'I ch nIs'
n man burrows, Of the eomr,,. Dnair-
i IN tbs and elections, so n'ase on
closed. ' Of The session just
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
California Floods suhsida

Fresno, June 2s.-Reports from the
west side and the south indicate that
the cool weather of the past few davs
has alleviated the food conditions
somewhat. There was no rise in the
waters OF the San joaquin TODAY for
the first time in three weeks and K;nos
river Is going down. The water Is
still flowing out of the great gaps in
the levees of both streams and the
farms lying in their paths are still
flooded. "-e s1iil
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Mine Riots Are E..

III Paso, Tex, July s.--Ordar. h..
. gern issued at Phoenix, Ariz.. 70 bo,S
tnree companies of the Arizon, NJ ~ mold
NJ Niue. Guard in readiness to pro 1ss,U1 a.
More MoTenci and clifton, Arin'. p, wSssa to
ss,ike is threatened in the mines s'e a
s s';,S occurred there three yssr. ~. A
with serious riots and Tn III ysa rs ago
Troop Hoops had n1 to be called out 10 states nIe1
o .n en- There has been trouble y n f 9s
s sral 1or several weeks past, with '. ae''
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07

London, June 30.-An article y '.,, -
Lancet, dealing with the meat quc 'ss
admits that large part OF Lonu y N
imported meat. including mucn !" ~
chilled and frozen meat irom N.
United States and Argentine - ~,
out regard to disease and cIe'n 6,
more satisfactory than mucn .'d.n
home product. The paper col ..,.
however, that larger powers Of , I
ton should be required in the P''
origin.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Gasoline Runs Short

Cleveland, July 2.-The Standard Oil
company today sent out circulars noti-
lying all its customers that high grade
gasoline, testing from "A to rs degrees,
had been withdrawn from the market.
This action is taken as a result of the
demand for the product and the ina
bility Of the Standard Oil company to
supply the same. The high grade gaso-
line is used exclusively in operating
automobiles, naphtha launches, etc.
II is stated that gas engines generally
can be altered to permit the use of the
common or stove gasoline as fuel.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
GENERAL STATE
NEWS OF IDAHO
hens That Arc Likely to Interest Al
Our Readers.
A Brief Review Of the Improvements.
Growth and Development Along
All Lines Of Industry Throughout
Our Common~salth--Mining. He
terIeaI and Commercial.

Washington-At Senator Heyburn's
request, Idaho is m ade an independent
district for national bank examination
George F. Roadway, of Boise, has been
appointed bank examiner. Senator
Hepburn has recommended the reap
pointment of United States Marshal
Rounds and Surveyor General Eagle
eOn
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Company Increases Capital.

New York, July 2.-At a special
meeting Of the Hanover Fire Insurance
company today it was voted to increase
The capital stock OF the company from
5000, 900 to 81 100000. This action
was taken as the result of the Losses
sustained by the company in the San
Francisco fire. The new stock will
be Issued at $3.50 share, thus adding
1850, 1000 to the company's resources.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07

torical and Commercial.
Hot weather is causing prostrations
and deaths in the East.
Hearst says Senator Bailey, of Texas,
is lsckey for Standard Oil.
A harvest crew near Hutchinson,
Kansas, struck to attend ball game.
The battleship New Hampshire has
been successfully launched at Camden,
New Jersey.
Court ramon says the car will bow
to parliament and dissolve the Goremy-
kin ministry.
Five Oshkosh, Wisconsin, lumber
men indicted for Oregon land frauds
have been released.
1t is claimed number of Chinese
have been found in st. Louis who have
bogus certificates obtained by aid from
Portland.
The management of the Hartman
Lines has adopted steel as the material
to be used in the construction of all
Men repairing the electric line be-
tween San Francisco and San Mateo
have had to take out IL feet of rails,
the shrinkage in the earth's surface be-
ing due to the recent earthquake.
While running at high speed an
express train jumped the track at Sails
burg, England. Twenty-seven people,
mostly Americans, lost their lives.
The train was carrying the passengers
OF New York liner.
President Elliott, of the Northern
Pacific, is said to have resigned.
The president has signed the railroad
rate, naturalization and lock canal
bills.
East and number of deaths are re-
ported.
Reports OF spreading disaffection in
the Russian army adds to the alarm at
the palace.
Oregon Civil war claims will probab-
ly soon be paid. These claims aggre-
gate 1855, 271.
An unusual rainfall at London pre-
vented the open air celebration OF the
kings birthday.
Forest fires are raging around the
vicinity of Dry valley, Texas. Many
ranches are being destroyed.
White and colored soldiers clasbed at
Fort leavenworth, Kansas. and four
men are now in the hospital.
Trustees of Stanford University have
completed arrangements for rebuilding.
Necessary buildings will be ready at
the beginning of the fall term, August
%
Heavy wind blew down a circus tent
nj Aurora. Illinois. Two men we're
killed and scores narrowly escaped be-
ing trampled by herd OF is elephants
which stampeded.
The crop outlook ,ul The Pacific
Northwest is most encouraging.
Congress has taken no action with
regard to a new ira de treaty with Ger
many.
President Roosevelt has reiterated
his determination not to run again for
the presidency.
p. W. Clement is the choice of In
dependent Republicans and Democrats
for governor OF Vermont. >
Hot weather prevails in Chicago and
other parts of the East. Several deaths
and many prostrations are reported.
Russian rumors say a new ministry
is about to be formed, headed by M.
Mouromsteff, president of the lower
house.
Testimony at New Orleans by the
Interstate Commerce commission shows
that state oil inspectors Disseminated
against dealers not in the trust.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07

Manila-The Pulsiane leader h
neDtin and Adva, have suFf'..h1k
Governor Osmena, and the c0n sr
ny. These we're the last oil tho ~ -. i
rayed against the Americans Or .r.,i.
land OF Cube. The rites ana III ~
ton Of the members Of their D
also aurre1 deIed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
investigating Canadian Rs.s

wa snoai b. T., June 81. An otts
mipistsr ', says Hon. Sydney Fisher,
inyss, isr Of agriculture, is having an
meat indrs, made into the canned
able 10 'a aa..y Of Canada so as to he
'''' y OIL the Canadian article sss' u the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
Marine Corps Want wynne to shl.

New York, June 90.-Captain Rob
ert F. Wynne, of the United Stats
Marine corps, sent his formal reslpf
ton from the service to Brigadier 6sn'
eral George f. Elliott, commsndsni d
the Marine corps, yesterday, to DO l9i
warded to the president. A delegalla
of marines in the navy yard and o
board the ships there waited on up
tain Wynne yesterday with "ro'a'
robin," which was to be signed y
every marine in the North Atlantic ns'
that could be reached, begging the pro-
ident not to accept his resignation
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
MINISTRY MUST
Be CHANGED
Eyes of Emperor Nicholas ODeopd l..
Disorders in Army.

Goremykin Soon To Be pi.,,,
and the Principle of a Rs. 'ed
BILE Ministry Is Soon To '"'''
cepted-Procurator Gens,.,e nc
Up Lifelong Principle. 'e'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-07-07
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOINGS

General Review of Important Hap
penings Presented in Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-28


sHEEP-Receipts Of shreep this morning
were the hghtest for Monday since the
opening OF the range season, being less than
half as large as one week ago. The offer
ings consisted largely OF sheep, some OF
them pretty good. with a sprinkling OF very
fair, but no choice lambs,
First reports received from Chicago in
dicated a lower market at that point, but
that did not appear TO have any influence
here, Buyers were out early with liberal
orders in hand, so that the desirable fat
sheep and lambs sold about as fast as they
arrived and could be put In shape to he
shown. The market, az a whole. might
be described as strong and active on every
thing desirable, with some sales looking az
much as 10Qlbc higher than last week
Some more OF the Montana wethers that
brought s6.s6 last Wednesday. which was
tho high day last week. brought the same
price today.
AS noted above, there were no choice
lambs here, but some very fair stun sold
up to 500. There was the usual good de-
mand for feeders and the few on sale
changed hands at very satisfactory prices.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs. s. 1901 80; fair to good lambs, ESQ
SIS: good to choice yearlings, 35.60d6.O0;
fair to good yearlings, S5.25q6 so: good TO
choice wethers, 4s5g5.s5; good to choice
ewes. A.3q4sO: fair to good ewes, $500
40.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $3.50
$50: yearlings, $5.SQ6.60; wethers, Ae5a
20: eWes 81 bO6f4 1