The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-19
KILLING TTEE AT BOISE.
WRTLE TEE IDAHO MILLS or
JUSTICE STOP. GRINDING.

Here Il q PIaln Account e ~ ~
hid when Haywood wasn't Being Urea
with LeStar0 N VAIN Whiunan
BOISE, Idaho. May 1T faith' tis q
bloodthlrsty community. In Boise wnere
the entire political and economic maohinery
of q State II being employed to the LIMIT OF
ite capacity for the sole and particular pur"
pose of r~ailroadine to o HIGH and bioooy
Fallowa tree Q little group Of innocSnt men
merely because thsy are the leaders OF Q
labor union that annoys the capitalism
So, ut any rate, the country has been
hearing for 10 thSss mahy weeks.
Yes. 'tis q bloodthtsty community. On
will appear. To-day 10 the eAbhath-tne
first since the trial Of William ID. HAYWOOD
began. Tho beginning was made on Thurs"
day. a halt untu MohdAyAthat'p to-Innr-
row-being then declared because the
original panel had been ezhaveted q
it was needhul that Sheriff 6had Hodgtn
should to horse and away through the
! countrywide to get more talesmen. Ihac
was all very well for Shad. but what wer''
the rest Of US to do?
There are probably about thirty re-
porters here at present. The magazine
writer's are highbrowB and don't count.
Friday they spent the early part OF the day
loafinR about the hotel corridor asking one
another II there was anything doing. Then
they strolled over u the telegraph once
and did two things.
The first was to send dispatches thai
might lust as well have read: Il take pen
in hand to inform you that I .am.well. Hop
ing that you are the same. l Am, yours
truly. Mary Ellen Ryan The second
was to curse the local manager Of the West
tern Union Telegraph Company because
his superiors hadn't had sense enough to
send more than half enough operators to
handle the dispatches.
These important matters having been
attended to, life again became difficult.
You can't really spend more than two hours
comfortably over luncheon. But you can
90 to the Natatorium, and about half the
outfit put In the rest Of the afternoon in hat
pretty pavilion with the spacious swimming
pool and the steam baths OF which this little
city il so justly proud. The rest wrote
letters home or played billiards,
After dinner there were more excursionS
10 the Natatorium, where the band played
until the advanced u Of 10 o'clock. 1t
is Just possible that there was a poker game
B0m6Wh here tDat ulBut poo'
All hands slept as late al possible Satur-
day mo rning. After breakfast several
Seeing Boise ~exourBions were organized
by the more adventurous spirits. The
route included the railroad station, River
eide Park, which verges upon the now
tumultuous Boise River. and Ballou d Lat-
mer's drug store window, whore Deputy
Sheriff Ras Bee,ner's quartet OF Spltz pup
pies are now exhibited TO an adm iring
populace.
Next on the line Of march came the county
Jail, where the party arrived Just In time to
see George Pettibone taking his daily eI-
eroise. Pettibone spends much time In
easily be seen by anybody passing along
Frequently Mrs. Pettibone walks. beside
him, with one arm thrown gracefully over
his shoulder. For the rest OF mis- exercise
Pettibone depends upon sitting on 2 Of
the jailyard benches with Mrs. Petitions
In his lap. with both her arms around his
neck. This pleasant sport was being en-
joyed by the prisoner when the Seeing Boise
party arrived at the jail.
fair grounds to see the shoot the local gun
club was holding. One or two reporters
Of q medioo-legal turn OF mind took a little
time of to attend the hearing In the case
Of the Great La Fayette. a skiIed physlslan
ton, has been for some weeks removing
Rallstones While you wait, extracting can
Gers painlessly with q simple twist OF the
wrist and three drops Of q marvellous mix
ture. Also the deaf have been q to
see, the blind TO hear and the lame to walk
in the most miraculous manner;
There was. however. one highly ob1eo-
tionable person who put up $50 to have the
Great La Fayette dispossess some gall
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brought suit on the ground that the Great
Physician hadn't carried out his contract.
La Fayette was held for trial after the
Judge had heard what the complainant and
the defendant had to say. Justice is in a
devil OF a way in Idaho.
The Main street emporium Of Grocer Dolan
was the mecca Of the curious this morning,
which IL Sunday. 1t appears that to-day
the new Sunday rest law passed by the Late
went into effect.
satisfied with the law, and Grocer Dolan
decided to offer himself as a test case.
Wherefore he kept his store open to-day
and did business ae usual. Tomorrow, by
arrangement with the County Attorney.
viii be arrested, and the fate OF the law
The late Legislature was clever enough
TO except baseball from the operation Of the
law, well knowing that IL 1t didn't there
would be a howl from an outraged publo.
the game at Riverside Park between
the Emmetts and Boise City. 1t was a
right smart game and the locals won by a
SCORE Of s to 2.
The feature Of the match was cheering
Of a group Of about twenty female rooters
who came with the Emmetts. There were |
Ave little girls in short dresses and with
down their backs and two old
women with gray hair. The other rooters
two extremes, Among them they collapsed
anything in the line Of roofing that the
East has ever seen.
They exploded on the slightest provoca-
s sToruci Sana P & basse T hit p qp Sns d0 chs wss
A two Dagger precipitated a riot. It is
safe TO say that none Of that bunch Of root
RS will ever die OF apoplexy. They de-
'erved q better fate han 8 to 2.
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