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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
halsey Trial is Tedious.

San Francisco.-An entire venire OF
forty talesmen was exhausted on We'd
nesday with an addition of only two
jurors to the eight already selected to
try Theodore v. Halsey for bribery.
Only twenty-five Of the fifty talesmen
answered their names when called in
court. Twenty-Five of these escaped
service by insisting that they were
biased and prejudiced for or against
the defendant, one got off on plea
of i'll health, and the remaining two
were accepted subject to peremptory
challenge.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Soldiers and Civilians Clash,

Belfast-Serious disorders occurred
here again on Sunday. Numerous
strike meetings were held in the, after
noon, which led to some wild scenes
in the dock quarters. Opposing
crowds of men in Queens square In
dulged in free fighting and the troops
not being on duty. the police had hard
tasks to control the situation. Several
times Ieinforcements were called for
and charged with clubs, the, mob re.
plying with stones. Many persons on
both sides were injured. Late at
night the troops had to be called upon
and made several bayonet charges.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Polish Priest Shoots Twin Brothers
Without Apparent Cause.

Pittsburg.-Ludwig Sezegiel, said
to be an unattached Polish priest of
Chicago walked into a hotel at I'LL
Carson street early Thursday and,
without warning, 1t is said, drew
revolver and fired upon the two pro-
prietors, twin brothers named Steven
and Andrew Starzynski. Steven died
within an hour and Andrew cannot re-
cover. The cause Of the shooting is
a mystery. Sezegiel, who was arrest
ed, refuses to talk and nothing could
be learned from either of his victims.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Monarchist Rebels to Land In
China In Three Bands.

Victoria, B. C.-The steamer Athen-
fan brought news that the Chinese lie.
CATION at Toxic telegraphed to the Chi.
nese government that an invasion of
China by anti-monarchist rebels is be,
ing. planned, the intention being to eff.
feet landing at Yangchou, and ad.
vance in three bands, one on Tientsin,
a second on Wuchang and a third on
Marking. Japanese newspaper say the
Chinese legation became alarmed at
shadow and that nothing is known Of
any such preparation
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
COMMISSION AFTER RAILROADS.
Must Cut Down the Through Rate on
Wheat.

Washington-An order was made
by the Interstate Commerce commits
sion in a decision handed down by
Commissioner Harlan on Wednesday
directing that beginning on Septem-
Der Is next, the through rate on
wheat from points in Nebraska to Pa
cific coast terminals should be not
more than G5 cents per hundred
pounds. The rate now in force on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad is rs cents per hundred
pounds. The commission holds that
any rate over the route in question
in excess of 65 cents per hundred
pounds Is unreasonable.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Would Prohibit Crews OF Warships
from Being Paid Prize Money.

The Hague.-The French proposal
to prohibit the crews of warships from
being paid prize money was discussed
on Wednesday before the committee
on the Geneva convention and carried,
16 votes to 4. Fourteen delegates alb
stained from voting and twelve were
absent. Joseph Choate. of the Amer
lean delegation, pointed out in this
connection that the laws of the United
States already prohibited the paying
of prize money. Another proposal
made was that by France, that the
owners of captured merchantmen
should be Unidentified, was passed.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Woman Killed Neighbor In Dispute
Over a Costing.

Washington. = President Roosevelt
has pardoned Nancy Miller, who was
convicted about six years ago in In
dian Territory Of manslaughter for
killing Alice Brane in a dispute over
a gosling. The woman was sentenced
to pay fine of $500 and serve a
sentence in the penitentiary. She has
been imprisoned for about six years
and the president thought she had
served slficient time for her crime.
The pardoned woman is the mother OF
six or eight children.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Woman Captures Murderer.

San Francisco.-Mrs. Wong Suen
Yue, wife of Chinese dweller In the
Portsmouth square refugee camp, and
sister of Mrs. Howard Gould of New
York, proved herself to be brave
woman Tuesday, when she grabbed
from the hand of August Rodriguez
the smoking pistol with which he had
slain Manuel Madrid, and chased him
into the arms of the policeman who
made the arrest. The police give Mrs.
Suen the highest credit for her brav-
cry in assisting in the mans capture.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Convict Allowed to Visit Dying Child.

Montgomery, Ala.--Holding tele-
gram containing the news that his
baby could not live two hours, Oscar
Earle, an intelligent white convict.
touched the heart Of Governor Conner
on Wednesday. Tears ran down the
cheeks of the stricken father as he
begged to be allowed to see his child.
Every man in the governors Office
dried moist eyes, as the governor,
father of a large family himself, turn
ed to his desk and wrote release for
ten days that the convict might go
home. Earle was imprisoned for
shooting q man who was abusing him.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
BoILERMAkERs QUIT WORK.
Both Sides Agree to Arbitration and
Settlement of Trouble is Expected.

Sacramento.-All boilermakers en-
ployed on the Pacific division of the
Southern Pacific railroad from Ell
Paso, Texas, to Portland, Ore, Sacra-
mento, Sparks, New; Ogden, Utah;
Ogden to Salt Lake City and Salt
Lake City to Pocatello, Ida, have been
called out on strike on account of al
legged unjust discrimination against
union boilermakers working in the
eompany's shop at Los Angeles. Both
sides have agreed. to arbitration, and
a settlement Is expected.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16
Sultan Of Morocco Says He is Sorry

Tangier.-The Sultan of Morocco,
through Ben Sliman, the Moroccan
foreign minister, has transmitted to
the French consul at Fee an express
sion of grief with which he learned
of the assassination of the Europeans
at Casablanca, saying that no one
more than he condemned the act
which cost five French lives" The
sultan said he was ready to accord
any satisfaction demanded, notably by
dismissal of the pasha OF Casablauca
and the punishment of the quality per-
sons. ,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-08-16

The commuters sentence is never
committed for good behavior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
THE WOOL MARKET.

T7os.on Feb 22-''The Commercial Bulletin. Of Bos-
report statistics gathered Tor the
government viii o-Tnorro":
.e Volume Of business transacted in wool during the
To-. Tae, has ranked with the heaviest Of the year
80 az and In addition been good deal doing
IN the wav OF taking up supplies on the OLD contracts
GOOD s,zei parcels territory woods as well as con-
SeTate california oregon stock have been cleaned
~ heretofore. Sellers. not yet IN
Ios,ton where they dictate terms ana consequently
~ arc disposed effect sales whenever the buyers
ideas about values not too low.
The receipts for the have exceeded deliveries
800 deal arriving from foreign ports especially from
sai.a t9weyer no uneasiness is felt The Arizona clip
"a being marketed the prices prevailing earlier In the
fetching 2JU2lc. ana tho poorer
irds 16d1Tc little business Is being done In Utah at
21922c The latter for medium clips Western adyices
STe ~ more cheerful character 10 the LOSSES OF
sheep by recent storms.
AZ for the foreign London is quiet and firm.
nm. he urinary markets In Australasia and South Amer
American interest Is CONCERNED
Fine ,nwashed Ohio and Pennsylvania heece5 are in
some inquiry at 28Q2Tc UnwaShed deane Is quoted at
9Q%soc moderate business is reported in fine Mlcht-
s Teeoes al 2AIAG25c I4blood being held &c. bat
sgitb Ids not higher Bic. In territory wool there
fas been a large cleaning up business Clothing woods
trading has been confined 10 Few
houses GOOD lines OF Montana and Idaho hne
Cos, clean 6sdT0c oregon wool Is slightly more activ
and FOR Texas there IS fair demand For pulled
Tel tbe mar!tst is quiet For Australian and New Yea
land woods good inquire considerable interest
IN South America is moderate. at 5eg3sc. Small lots
~ Tsngiish rued changed hands at ]2Abz The market
for class III wool Is featuEeiess
The shipments OF wool from Boston 70 February 20
Inclusive, according 10 the same aut1oFty are 40
SSis1 psaE1A sSziazs tlo0i.sAs pounds ~ ths same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
Entire End floor, ST. James Building,
1885 Broadway. New York City Feb. 23, 1907

Newton & Co: IL Ohio steers. 1926 III at S. g.
1 $50 ID IS 50: state bull. 1850 III at 81 90
Ohio 800 10. at s. 90 is state do LOLA 10 at
50 so: do. $50 10. at 81 10
Tobin & shaunon bull 1000 H. at 81 %; DO. geo
10, at $4 do, $50 ID, So IS: eows SAB ID at 80 To-
10 do 75l 10. 81 Is. -
J. Shamberg & Som cows. 1880 H. az 80: II 40, 9iS
10. at SO 80: o do no n, at 81 60
CALVES-Receipts 10 d, all veas. eNceP5 enc
extremely Limited for lack OF stock
fair veals sold nj St1SS Per
n. good offered; barnyard calf at 50
Dressed very but steady at Spl4ac per 10
for city dressed and SQ12c for country dressed
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: o veas, 10 10
average. at So per 100 10.
Mcpherson s Co: veals. 40 70. at 81; barnyard
calf. 300 10. at SO.
SHEEP AND IANIBS-ReCeiDts cars. PIG
head. including for slauEhtcrers and . for the
cars on sale Sheep steady: best lambs arm and
others full steadv but very slow cars were Insod At
the forenoon. Good sheep sold at 50 y per
and dressed lambs quiet at yesterdays quota
ons: country dressed dollhouse lambs steady at SlOaS
per
HOGs-Recelpts 1909 head. all for
city slaughterers except head No sales reported
Feeling for pigs Buffalo advices. but firm Tor
hogs. \ OF very common Western. piss sold late
yesterday 50 40 100 10. Country dressed hogs
slow but steady at 915diotsc per 70.
Sales-Tobln & Shannon date yesterday: SOS Ken
lucky pigs. 81 n average. at So 90 per soo n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
MANY PUBLIC LECTURES TONIGHT.

Are the public schools effeminizedT' is CO.
education des.rabIe?' and What is the effect Of
education on women?" will be among the topics
discussed this evening at the Board of Education
by Professor Earl Barnes Of the American So
ciety FOR the Extension Of University Teaching.
HIS subject will be Women in Education; or Co
education and Women Teachers" and the lecture
VIII be the second in his course on Educational
Movements and Problems OF To-day
At the Museum OF Natural History THIS eyenlhlES
lecture on Evolution Of Mind, ~ Society ana OF
Ethics" and at Y II. II. A. Hail, e2d street ana
Lexington avenue Dr. Ernst Richard. Of Columbia.
viii lecture on The Heroic age OF German Culture;
German IdeaiisYn." Optical Illusions viii be De
scribed by Professor Ernest r: Won Nardron az
st. Bartholomew's Lyceurn Hall, No z05 East 42d
street and at Public School lGJ. IO5th street and
Amsterdam avenue W Wallace Ker win talk on
'.IslectTical Measuring Instruments"
Tomorrow night at Public School SO. No. A6
East IfOth street Miss Charlie Eunals Will give
recital on patriotic Songs CT America. with vocal
eeff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23

selling around s. lower: bulls were more
choice being held late hour Fair 10 good
SO IS: bulls at So 1884 q; cows at 50 l6g$4 90
extra heavy cows at So There was very light trade
in dressed beef with prices barely steady Liverpool
london cables quoted live cattle at tribe hrmer at
London. and the whole range at ill4cgl2%c per ID.
dressed weight sinking the oal refrigerator beef higher
at 0,4a9Ac per ID Shipments to-day on the Jher to
the West Indies were 10 sheep for l. s Dlenbach To-
morrow the Minnetonka for London viii take out 44o
cattle and $500 quarters OF beef for SchwarZschd 81
susberser and $40 cattle for sham6e[g & SON the
Mohawk. for Antwerp. 100 cattle for Schwarzschild
susberger tho St. Louis to London goo quarters OF
Armour & CO: the Canpaniq to LIVERPOOL 100 quar-
mudlan to Bermuda cattle and 20 sheep for the
shipments total for the week from this port OF IIs9
Of Great Britain with the exception Of 1855 cattle and ~
sheep.
Sales-Samuel Sanders: II IliinOiOs steers. lO1 ID
average at 50 IS per 100 ID; 81 do LAO - at g 4O
do, l,lSS H. at IS 40; 20 do 1l55 ID. at 81 20 cows
LOG h. at 90 sS do 2aS h. at 50 So do: LOIS h.
- Mcpherson CO. u Ohio steers ! lgS h. at Sc 40;
DO Zoo llSo H. az 50 cS bull 1850 H. at 81 SSs Si
To- at s. 7o - do sSs H. at 50 2o do 500 H. at 81 e9
H. ct 81 20; do, 600 Id. ~ 81 Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

1,,s-,ool Feb 2-Closng-WHEAT-Sp strong; No
IS Western winter pa futures steady March ss I'd
Satu s SiSd. July 2Izd. COItNSpot steady; Amer
NAY lied I new Is Cd; old - 7td qulet March IS
ssd May 4s 5d cI India ssn ns sd qTI Sos
So sbort cn u to IS ~ dull 67s FLQUR-st Louis
Sre,, osi6ter dull rs Sd HOPSAt London tPacihc
coaso quiet fa4 M STEADY 6 Gs S1fd
baA39I NJ Quiet 68s Cd; long clear niddles light 2sg34
~ steady TBS ca; long clear mddes heavy S5g4O 10
sP bellies i4Gl6 ~ dull. 65s
st!sie ~ staadv AIS Cd LARD-Prime Western. quiet.
9gs American refined in pals. quiet 4gs "a CEHEsEI
s,rone ass TALIOW-Prime city, strong 35s.
TTTRPESTIN Fs-spirts. strong 62s Cd lINsEED OIL
1toa5, 63s ca RUTTER-Fiues United states. 9i5,
no7ntnai: good United States s4s nominal PETROLEUM
oas'aady, aBld ROSJN-Common firm, los T'td
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
OTHER MARKETs-sY rELgeBapg
G.. r. K IN G.

Chicago, Feb. 22-CATTLE-Receipts about . enr
head; market nominaly steady; plain 10 besf 1890
$425qs7; 50 25q "a -; helfers So 80 SIS bulls
S3 81 5OS stockers and feeders 81 80 calves So
a so; HOGS-Receipts. about 1900 head: market
&c higher, choice heavy shipping 81 l2iA 81 ITi.
mixed and butchers go 9Oa 81 TO- CHOICE light 50 sO
81 bI: packing. $40 81 10. pigs. sea So SHEEP
Receipts. about 5000 head. market nOninav steady
sheep. s. 30g$J So: yearlngs. 81 coo 05: lambs
81 TJG 81 60
East Buffalo Feb ee-CATTIE--Rseeipts 100 head
market steady: prime steers 50 60 SO. shipping asa
So so NEALS.Reeeipts zoe head; market active anc
PIGS steady others 90 los higher: heavy and mixed
81 t0g 81 80; iorkess 81 g 81 40; pigs So rOuShs
Receipts 5000 head market active and higher lambs
ewes. "a $50 s. 20: sheep. mixed. $SRs5
Kansas city. Feb 22-CATTLE-Receipts SOot
head, including $50 Southerns; market steady: choie
good. 81 25a IS 30: Western FED steers. sass SIS
feeders, So J0G IS; *
s. 500 IS 75 cows ~
s. so: native heifers. s. 5oRst 90; bulls s3assi
calves So 5OG 81 -. HOGS-Recepts 8 500 bead
market strong; top 81 o2ts bulk OF sales. So eod
s6 9Ts: heavv so ESQ 81 ON packers S6 A0q9 81: plg
ana lights, IS so n so salS. SHEEP-Receiots. sos
head: market ga loo lower; lambs SC 70 q So 50:
and yearlings 81 IS IS TS Western ted yearnss sec
IS So Western fed sheep. S8 coo IS GO; ted
Sc 5OGs6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
End of Mrs. Arnold's Hook Mountain Suit in
Sight-Condemnation Proceedings.

Two developments OF Importance relating to the
Busting Hook Mountain may soon occur. one
is the decision by Justice Kc1gh in the suit Of Mrs
Arnold Of Osslning, 10 stop blasting on Hook
Mountain and the other is the action By the
Interstate Palisades Park Commission in the
courts Of Rockland County TO acquire possession
Of the Hook Mountain lands by condemnation pro-
ceedings-
Since the passage Of the Hook Mountain bill l-7t
spring the commission has worked increasingly 70
acquire the necessary holdings. and has been sue
cessful to some extent The quarymen. by holding
out for prohibitive prices, have compelled
domination proceedings and the case IS rapidly
nearing completion BY this action the commission
viii acquire all OF the Hook Mountain lands facing
the river and viii stop quarrying in that point
manently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
EXAMINE BRONX RAILROAD ROUTES
Committee of Board of Estimate Makes Tour
of Inspection.

a special committee OF the Board Of Estimate.
consisting Of Controller Metz, Patrick +. Nc
Gowan and Borough President Haffen accompanied
Chief'E Engineer Nichols yesterday trip through
The Bronx 20 examine the routes for proposed
changes asked for by three separate railroad com
panies. They the Union Railway Company, the
Southern Boulevard Company and the New York
City Interborough Railway Company
The first company wants TO make twenty-five
tensions to its system, the Southern Boulevard
company wants four extensions and the INTERIOR
ough asks for thirteen extensions TO it's system be-
sides five alterations 10 its authorized routes.
The members of the committee could not tell
whether they would be able to make report at
the next meeting of the Board of Estimate, but
they said that they would do so as soon as pos
cfl1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
%. OF p. coNFERs DEGREES.

Philadelphia Feb. ,22.-The University Of Penn
sylvania observed Washington's Birthday with ex-
/. ercfses tr the Academy Of Music. Provost c. c..
Har,4sor rresided owen Wister. the author was
the speaker OF the day. taking for his subject The
Seven Ages Of washington" During the exercises
honorary degrees were conferred. az follows
Doctor OF Lawe-Owen Wister. Jucge Craig Bid
die and Joseph G. Roseugarten. all Of philadelphia
Or Eoyard Atwood Kelly, OF Baltimore, and John
~ Eost1F, former Secretary OF state poctor OF
Scienoe-ATthur Erwin Brown. OF fhilaoelpaias
Goctor Of Lattsrs--Thonass Bailey Aidrich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
Musical Instruction.
MISS IDA MAY BUTLER
VOCAL TEACHER EXPONENT OF
RAFFAELLO DE LA MARCA'S
ITALIAN SCHOOL. "a WEST DIST ST. Third floor
* sHoRE wILL RECONSIDER VICES
IBy Telegraph to The TrIbune.I

TBy Telegraph 20 The TTibune-l
Cleveland Feb Nv. c Brown, senior Vice
president Of the Vanderbilt lines has Informed the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers here that he
VIII meet committee Of the brotherhood 10 recon-
slider, the part Of the Lake Shore, the request
for an advance in pay made by the Lake Shore
engineers west Of Buffalo This information comes
II reply 70 the request made by the brotherhooq
officers 20 Vfce-President Brown and President w
Il Newman. reconsider the action OF fourth
Eice-PresIdent Schan. who on "Wednesday night re-
fused 70 grant the desired advance me conIeI-
ence VIII be held in New York some time next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-23
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