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The Washington times., 1907-07-04
ANOTHER THEFT
At SUBTREASURY
FOUND POSSIBLE
Bantz, at Chicago, Finds
Money Carelessly Left
on Floor.
Robbery of $l73, 900 Still
an UnSolVed
Mystery.

CHICAGO. July 4.-Despite the much
Wanted system that has been put
in use at the Chicago subtreasury to
guard against a repetition of the rob-
berry of $4,000. which never has been
solved. the Treasury officials at Wash
ington still are finding the institution
TO be terror by night and an object
OF fear by day.
According to information that leaked
out from carefully guarded sources. a
recent occurrence at Uncle SANS
branch bank has given good grounds for
the belief that another loss OF money
might occur just as mysteriously as
did the loss OF S173.0 600
Assistant United States Treasurer
Gideon c. Bantz. who spent a consid-
cradle time in trying to solve the big
theft, showed up in Chicago unexpect-
eddy last week. it is said. and dropped
in at the subtreasury. The new sys-
tenn was working perfectly, Mr. Bantz
thought. He pointed. with satisfaction.
to the new system OF checking up and
to the safeguards that have been
thrown around the cages and vaults in
which the money is handled.
When Mr.. Bantz and Assistant Chief
Schettler. who inspected the cages with
Mr. Bantz. reached the cage OF one of
the employees. on the bottom of the cage
were some papers.
Their attention was attracted to the
cage, and upon inspecting IL Mr.. Bantz
discovered a package containing s. 600
or 5000 in paper money lying on the
floor 1t had been left there when the
subtressury was closed. and evidently
was the result of some ones careless
ness. Mr.. Bantz. according TO a man
IN the secret Service. was nightly ex-
ercised over the occurrence. and the
clerk in whose cage the money is al
legged 70 have been found was called in
and given a ''wigEing' that is said 10
have come close 10 terminating in his
dismissal
The Washington times., 1907-07-04
GOREO BY ANGRY Cow.
WOMAN MORTALLY HURT

NEW SHARON, Iowa. July AIRS.
VIII Way, living east Of town. is near
death as the result of being gored by
an enraged COW. She went TO the barn
to gather eggs, and while passing the
COW it became wild and charged against
her, tossing her about in a very vio-
lent manner. Will Way, her husband,
fortunately happened along at that time
and struck the animal across the head
with a board. Mrs. Way was injured
about the hip and was unconscious for
some time after the encounter. She is
not expected TO live.
The Washington times., 1907-07-04
Uncle Sam Loses $1,000
At Boston Subtreasury

BOSTON, July At is reported that
a shortage of 5000 has been discovered
at the Boston subtreasury. The money
disappeared last month, and the man
ner of Its disappearance has not been
discovered nor the employe who is re-
sponslble.
The Treasury officials believe that
some financial juggler has duplicated
the feat that was worked in Chicago a
year ago, although. Of course, it may
be a blunder instead Of a crime. The
money disappeared from a package Of
5000 that was made up for shipment
to Washington. but which never reached
there.
The Washington times., 1907-07-04
MINING LEADERS
ONLY WITNESSES
FOR TOMORROW

BOISE, Idaho, July president
Charles Meyer and Secretary w. D.
Haywood, Of the Western Federation of
Miners, will probably be tomorrow's
only witnesses in the Haywood trial
Meyer will be called first The at
The Washington times., 1907-07-04

men here to rcbut testimony which
might be stricken out. To that Oar
row added that the defense also had
some motions TO strike out 10 submit
There is likely 70 be considerable ar
gument on these motions. and this.
coupled with the time Il Will take 10
finish the examination OF Mover and
Haywood. probably will prevent the
opening Of TebuttaI as early as Judge
Wood anticipated In his direction as 10
witnesses.
But IT now seems that the case will
be concluded next week so far as the
taking Of testimony is concerned. so
that a verdict may be reasonably ex-
pected about the 18th or 10Th OF the
month.
Eighth Week of Trial.
Today ended the eighth week Of the
trial. although more than three weeks
were consumed I'm the selection OF the
jury TWO weeks more ought 10 bring
the end.
The evidence brought out by barrow
and Richardson today was OF the same
scattering kind as that OF the last two
The Washington times., 1907-07-04
CLARENCE DAMON,
In Court Room Addressing Jury.

ed for a time the wisdom OF making
a witness Of a man who must stand
trial later for his own life.
Meyer insisted. however. on telling
the jury everything that may tend TO
establish his friend and CO-wOrker guilt
less OF the assassination of former Gov.
Frank Steunenberg OF Idaho. His tes-
timony will relate In part 20 the cam
paign wdged by the nine owners
against the Federation. and will consist
in part OF a denial that the organic
ton or any OF its members as far as
he knows, had anything 10 do with the
murder Of Steunenberg
Case to jury Next Week.
Judge Wood has already notified the
prosecution 20 be ready 10 begin Mon
day with its evidence in rebuttaL
It IS expected the case will go 10 the
jury the latter part Of next week.
Mr.. HRwley said in reply 10 Judge
Wood that the prosecution desired 20
have those motions 10 strike out dis
posed OF before summOnsing its rebuff
tai witnesses. so as 10 avoid bringing
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
THE CANON COW MIXER
LED A STRENUOUS LIFE


Here il The way the Denver News
touches mp the affair Of ". J. Kelly.
the man wanted In Canon City for
mortaaging his employers dairy and
who IL known hsSs for tbs few
"tric 70" hs turnsd In the way Of ut.
tsrins worthless paper and realising
easy cash for them:
tone little touch Of high life that
footed up to $1,000 IN two weeks IL
costing William Kelly. mIlksr Of
COWS on dairy ranches. . police inves.
tigation on how be 9pt the funds.
Kelly II sail to have gone through
all the phases Of being . fFensisd
6nauoier In = few days. and the In
vsstisation IL part Of the game.
Only hs 10 10 jail instead OF abroad
on > Yachting expedition while In.
vsstigators arc quizslns bis record.
"Ths charge against Kslly 10 that
while no was milking COWS for .
ranohman near Canon City three
weeks ago he managed. BY the aid Of
au honest pountenanoe. and full set
Of whiskers. to impose 20 far ON the
confidence Of . money lender - to
mortgage his employers fam 70 the
latter for e4O0. With this money and
bis savings. about 81. 900 In all. Kelly
came to Denver. He 10 then said 10
have shaved OF his whiskers and real
name, and become known 70 quickly
made aoquAintancss here ~ James
Brennan.
"sseipg all the brisht spots Of city
life and sampling every Rayety. cost
him about $500 per week. Il 10 said.
add few days ago he went back
broke to his old calling.
His employer At Canon City and
the money lender were looking for
him. They located him ysst srday.
and Detective Delaney and Rinker
tore him away from pastoral soenes in
time for him to start to Canon early
today"
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
Non-earkIno ooos.

To teach dog not to bark would
seem to be as impossible q task as
teaching child not to cry or boy
not to talk loud. but there is a case
on record where a dog was 30 taught,
although It took the trainer three
years to accomplish It. Then he
thought he had dog that differed
from all the other dogs In the world,
but In this he was mistaken, for there
are at least three varieties of dogs
that never bark-the lion-headed dog
of Thibet, the shepherd dog OF Egypt
and the Australian dog. The law in
some countries is quite severe on
night. barking dogs. In Japan, for In.
stance. the owner OF the dog is liable
to arrest and to a penalty OF one
years work on the complaint Of any.
.one who has been disturbed by the
barking. There would be a good
many arrests made II law OF that
kind should be enforced in any OF our
suburban towns.-N. Y. Herald.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
GOOD MANY APPLES
BEING SHIPPED OUT

The Fremont County Fruit Growers
associstion has shipped . good many
apples to southeastern markets Of late
and. for the most part. satisfaotory
prices have been obtained. Five car
loads were shipped out bv the asso.
oiation from Canon last week and II
has handled ths same number this
week. Most Of these have goLe n
Texas points where there seems to be
. better demand for Colorado grown
fruit than in almost any other section
Of the country. Aost Of the local
appls crop has been sold and Il ID not
likely that many more cars will 20
out this season.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

Tribune class ads do the business.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

Dr.. Yard. dsniist. ohaos telephone
ssss ie6.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

Try Thbsns want columns.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
Where curfew Should Rinu.

The father who is chasing the dol.
lar to the sacrifice of his boy must
also answer for the worthlessness OF
his offspring. He not only chases the
dollar all day, but must needs 60 out
to his club at night and thereby deny
the boy even this short time before
retiring which might be made OF
great value to the boy.
As We stated in an article last
week. We believe the greatest curse
to this country to-day is not the her.
rooms and other temptations that
lure the boy astray. but the great
and growing deficiencies in home ties
and home sacredness. Let the proper
influence and guidance be thrown
around the boy at home and there
need not be so much fear from these
others. And further still, there would
be not 10 much demand for the cur
few ordinances.-BlHckstone Courier.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
First
National
Bank......
ooEs a GENERAL BANKING
DusiNEss.
FLORENCE, COLO

with the county clerk transferring
to the company. valuable land In
this vicinity. The properties were
formerly owned by Jamss r. Locke.
J. g. Tanner. Lewis John, Thomas
John ami Edward John.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

NEW -Watsrville 10 the
name OF . townsite just north OF Flor.
ence and consists of about 1900 acves
Of land owned BY O. J Fredricksou
Of al. The new town has been named
In honor Of J. II Watars. manager Of
the Florence and Cripple Greek rail.
road. The Rrouni has been laid Oh
and . number Of the choice blocks
have been sold. The streets are
named alter the owners Of the
ground and the varioss ofioials and
deputies In th, Fremont coanty
court hosss.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
Atchson. Topeka & Santa fe Railway.

No. S35-From Pueblo and all
points east arrive daily II - q n
No. 63-Fcr Pueblo and ali points
east, dor art daily-------- S.N pn
No 6sl-To Canon City, daily except
Sunday, depart 40 D m
No. es.-from Canon City, daily, sx.
eept Sunday. arriys.-.-..----. Il: - =
No. GsS-To Rockville le-.--..- 11:t5 m
No. 6S6-From Rockvai3. I: - m
Direct connection IL nov made At Pueblo fog
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inauiris. solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered..
Descriptive literature ioldsrs free By apply
Ing 70 4. q PALnlv, A4sa6.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
A1OUT YCUA M l<Ii1 Cll
AND sYoURBal-v vnB
-R. 4. Ra,nsay . II Denver.

~, =. Ramsay Z = Dssysr.
M. ~ Ars. nusgss Nhs sams
here froa ~ 1ast ssns wesks -,
hsys - = 0sesis, = ssaiAs.
Mr.. ussdiss D. = Dsayss.
Il visitins hsr ststss. Mr.. 3. @. Ksl-
II. sad will rsmais ! noatA.
--Ar. and Mrs. o. 4. Calhoun
have rstsrnsd froa Pssbis. Mr.
Calhoun takss his old posisisn at
The Uaion mill.
Miss 6asis Blackmss q On the
sick list and will not ~ sbls to b u
hsr of,os probably for The nsxs wssk
shs has . aliGht atsech q appeidioitis.
~. L. Huskstabls. . Kassas eosl
dealer. was IN the oisy yesterday n.
ranging With .. r. smita for :
shipment Of coal Tor Kansas oonsump-
tim.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
A Wealth Of Beautiful Seen.
cry and Effects
One Fare Plus S. to the City
Of Mexico and Return

Via Colorado and Southern Railway.
Tickets on sale February 10Th and 18th.
limited thirty days from dote OF sale and
good for stopovers in both directions In
Mbxico. Ask for booklets on Mexico
7. Z. Fisher. @. p. A, Denver, Colo.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
Why Not . Trip to Havana

Tia Tribune fss bsst Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

Osrmcdy and Hurd are now prepar-
81 to sell farm land north Of the
river. Bee their plats. As.f
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

Water will bs turned Oh from ths
Union ditch Saturday, February -.
for the purposs Of repairing said
ditch. By order Of the Union Discl,
company. 4s.47
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19
One Fare Plus s. toFort Worth
and Raturn

Colorado and Southern will sell tickets
on March Q. 10 and ii, with limit 10 days
from date Of sals. at one fare plus -. 70
Fort Worth and return.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

WAGON BROKE-Ons Of the Jones
Grocery oompany's delivery horses
ran away this morning and broke
the delivery wagon.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-19

PRoPERrY TRANSFERS The
Boston Land aud Cattle company.
4. 3. 0pnssr. president and sensF
81 nAnsgss. hss Aled I've tsst desds
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16
All work warranted at J. T. Evans

All work warranted at J. T. Evans
t the Leading Jeweler, Boise
: L. L. Ormsby shipped trainload O
sheep from Bliss this morning.
2 J. w. Monarch, of Sticks camp, wa.
in Boise on business over Sunday.
A fine line of Key West and domestic
cigars constantly on hand at the New
Resort s. E. Todd, proprietor
i0ST-A self-flling Conklin fountain
pen. Finder will please return to this
Office and receive suitable reward.
Miss Pearl Todd, the ll-year old
daughter Of S. Z. Todd, has been quite
sick for several days with tonsiitis,
but is now recovering.
The Journal wishes two copies of the
issues Of the Journal of May 3, 10 and
H. A months subscription will be
given for such papers, month for each
paper.
John Witty has been quite i'll this
week, with the mumps. He was to
have been one of a party of campers to
go up the branch for few days fish
ing, but had to give it up.
Sunday, August 18th will be the last
Sunday Of Rev. Edwards passionate in
the Shoshone Methodist church. on this
years assignment. He will go next
week TO attend the annual conference
in Boise.
Theo. Gregory, who has been en-
gagged in the tonsorial parlors of Wea-
yer q Wilmington, has been offered
position at the state penitentiary Mr..
Gregory will probably leave Sunday for
The scene of his new duties.
Last Saturday night the cold storage
house Of Purdum & Purdum was broken
nto and two kegs of beer, besides sew
sral bottles were stolen. The officers
nave taken up the case, but at present
nave no clues to the parties involved
Fred Gwinn has returned from Port
and, where he spent most of the past I,
ear in a business college. Rheuma-
ism was constant and growing trou-
lie with him in that low altitude, and =
e found it necessary to come home ear
er than he had planned to do. He is
apidly recovering his normal health. y
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16
Special Excursion East.

For the special excursion east, the
following exceptionally low rates to the
eastern points named below, has been
made:
Denver, S30.05.
Colorado Springs, s30.05.
Omaha, S42 So.
Kansas City, $42. IS.
St. Louis, 1885
Chicago, $54. 25.
Tickets will be on sale September 4th
and 5th, and will have final return
limit of October 31st. For further par
ticulars inquire of
c. B. MORTON, Agent.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16
Make my store your headquarters. j.
T. Evans. Jeweler. Boise.

I Make my store your headquarters. J
I 7. Evans, Jeweler, Boise.
I Oranges, bananas. lemons, cante
s loupes and peaches at the New Resort
{ S. E. Todd, proprietor
James F. Hogan, of Hepburn, ha.
filed divorce proceedings against his
wife, Florence Hogan. charging deser-
ton.
Did you find a house to rent? Nit.
{ We will show you some fine bargains in
cottages on terms that beats renting.
Garlock & Co.
| Miss Bessie Reed and her little brother
i Henry of Bellevue, were visiting with
their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
II. Williams of Shoshone
Last week the Journal overlooked the
fact that F. H. Chase, of PocatelIo, has
taken the place of Ed. Holden at the
express office during the latter's visit
to his cid home for the next 80 days.
w. M. Raef, who has been drilling
wells in the different irrigation pro
jects, says the well sunk at Jerome has
fine flow Of running water, after sink
ing twenty-five feet deeper.
A. J. Murray returned Wednesday
night from several days outing in the
mountains in Blaine county. He re-
ports seeing things such as fresh bear
tracks, deer, and other denizens Of the
mountainous sections of Idaho.
Sheriff Jones HE'D himself to the
mountains Thursday morning where he
will recuperate his shattered nerves for
awhile from the strenuous chase after
shoe thieves and other offenders against
the majesty of the law in Lincoln coun-
ty.
Mrs. N. b. Hansen purchased the
and fixtures of the Frost
rooming house last Wednesday, and
Intends making it a desirable stopping
place. Mrs. Hansen comes here from
Bellevue, where she has been conduct
ne the Central hotel
Mum (ps) is the word this week with
fom Starrh and John Witty. Mr.. ,
'tarrh in addition to the humps has a {
evere attack of inhamatory rheuma-
ism. DR.. Baugh being out Of town T.
'lstt Williams of Mr.. Starrh's drug /
tore is doing the prescription work for
10Th establishments. a
Tom Gooding returned Friday morn 5
lg from Chicago, where he had been
nth his sheep. Mr. Gooding took il
lght cars of sheep on this trip. Ed v
ooding was also on the same train il
18th nine cars Of sheep for his father, S
red w. Gooding. They report having "
,ceived good prices for their sheep
At both We're sick while in Chicago a,
I'd We're glad to get back to the 81
ountain air of Idaho. 4;
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16

August 23rd. via Oregon Short Line.
Round trip from Shoshone to Salt Lake
SO 40; to Ogden SO. 30. Tickets limited
to 10 days. Many summer attractions.
Saltair Beach on Great Salt Lake. BIZ
cycle races at Salt Palace; Lagoon and
Wandamere resorts. Best bathing at
Saltair in years; high water An ideal
summer vacation trip. See agents for
further particulars or write d. +. Bur-
ley. 6. ?. A., Salt Lake City. Utah.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16
Evans, Leading JeweIer, Boise.


The Shoshone Journal is on sale a
the New Resort, S. E. Todd, propri
stor.
Don't forget about Starrh's Almoros
cream for sunburn and chapped hand
these days It is wonderful what i
viii do for you.
Bids waited for excayating base.
ment OF hotel at Alberta Particulars
may be obtained OF J. c. Sfrubie al
Sboshone
Purdum & Purdam have bought the
small house on the east Of their livery
barn, from Mrs Rose Ennis, the former
owner. They viii use it in connection
with their livery business.
Dr. Baagh and a party Of friends re-
turned Monday evening from ten
days fishing trip in the mountains.
Whatever else the doctor got while he
was gore be brought back fine Indian
smoke tan on bis face.
G. c. Bedford. Geo. Lacey. Nellie
0'Ncil, Edna DeBow and Mr. and Mrs
G. 0. staikey, al Of Twin Falls, were
in Shoshone Thursday night on their
way home from a two weeks camping
trip in the mountains Of Letchum.
Attorney W. A. Stone of Caldwell.
accompanied by HE wife and daughter
Helen, came to Shoshone Thursday for
a few days visit with Mr.. Stone s moth
err. Mrs. W. A. Stone with party Of
friends will continue on to Yellowstone
park for an outing.
J. G, strable. Shoshone agent for the
Big Wood river company, visited at his
home near Hepburn over Sunday. Mr.
Strblc has homestead on the tract
and every time he comes back from
visit there he y again fully convinced
chat Il Is the best place on earth.
Rev. and Mrs 7. M. Patterson start
ed Tuesday for ten-days vacation with
friends az Plcabo. The worthy parson
viii train his trusty ministerial gun and
ishing rod upon the sage hens and trout /
d that locality, and expects to have the
ime Of his life while On this well-earn- \
q vacation ii
6. =. Noyingcr came home from Ket- r
hum, Monday, for very brief bust
ess trip. he and his family have been
astlcating IN the mountains for almost
month, during which time he has put r
. bone and Drawn ike champion ii
savy-weight pugilist. He has gone in
lek TO the mountains TO complete his lie
lcation
Bert and Howard Bowler have been {
e most successful Of all the Shoshone
lnters who went out for sage hens, K,
icy took a light rig. with light but 81
mplete camping outfit. and at night to
'de camp as fancy dictated With Sc
e help Of dog, they got up to the cy
! lawful quota OF IL birds eacha day. w
d quit with more birds around them Sa
moring to be killed, They distrib- 81
ID a number Of fish and sage hens flu
long their friends lie,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16
SEA SHORE EXCURSION.

On August 10th the last excursion of
the season to North Beach, near Port
land will take place. Round trip from
SShoshone, $3.50. Tickets limited to
ten days Good accommodations at reg
ular hotels or cottages along the line.
See agents for further particulars. or
write d. Il. Burley, G.P.A., O. SIR.
+. Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-08-16
Hay Ranch for Sale.

Sheep and cattle men take notice.
For sale, a fine hay ranch located in
the best range in Blaine county. For
information address S. b., Box 10, Hal
ley, Idaho
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-21
ENGINEERS ARE HERE.
Holding Session With Mr.. Hurley
Today.

The members of the grievance COM
mittee of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers are meeting with Gen
eral Manager ]. E. Hurley today to
settle final differences between the
Brotherhood and the Santa Fe railway
company.
The engineers of the Santa Fe par
ticipated with the engineers of other
western railways in a long conference
with the general managers of all the
western railroads in Chicago at which
all questions common to all roads were
settled, such as the wage question and
also the question as to the number of
hours that shall constitute a days
work.
The engineers were left to settle
all minor questions of a local nature
peculiar to the respective roads with
the general managers of the various
lines. These matters are being finally
fixed up on the Santa Fe today. The
general superintendents are also meet
ing with Mr.. Hurley and the en-
gineers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-21

home to the women members of the
families of legislators who are in town
tomorrow and wish especially to see
them.
Miss Curtis leaves Wednesday with
her brother. Mr.. Charles Curtis, con-
gresham of the First Kansas district,
who will be elected to the United States
senate that day for Washington.
Mrs. Bennett R. Wheeler entertained
her whist club today.
Miss Besse West has asked guests TO
Afternoon cards Friday in compliment tt
Mrs. Frank ]. Shubert of Chicago. Miss
Anna Marie Nellis will have a small
compan- Thursday for Mrs. Shubert.
Judge and Mrs. William Redwood
Smith will give dinner for ten guests
tonight at their house. corner of Elev-
enth and Harrison streets.
Mrs. Don Mulvane entertained her
Duplicate Whist club and two guest
tables this afternoon for Mrs. Frank
Whitelock of Escalon, Mexico.
=
The Topeka Avenue Five Hundred
club met this afternoon with Mrs. ].
NJ. Padgett.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Watson will
give two card parties during the next
week. one Thursday evening and one
Monday evening.
y
Mrs. James L. King entertained the
Monday Whist club today.
The members of a Topeka whist
club formerly called themselves 1.-The
Grandmothers." But that was a num-
Der of years ago and now that most of
the mem bers are grandmothers. they
would resent it if anybody should call
them that.
y
The Felicity Whist club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in
stead of $3.50, with Mrs. A. w. Lacey.
The marriage of Miss Daisy Well
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Wellman. 100 Western avenue
and Mr.. Charles Ritschard. II took
place Saturday afternoon at half after
two o'clock at the home of the brides
parents in the presence of about sixty
guests. Rev. Francis L. Hayes per-
formed the ceremony preceding which
Miss Bess Elder sang Il Love You
Truly" with Miss Emma Gordon as
accompanist and Miss Anna McKira-
han of Sterling played four Chopin
preludes. The bride wore a gown of
pearl satin combined with duchess