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gest, by which this damage would
b. avoided, except the lowering Of
the dam, or could you suggest any?
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-01-03

The Commercial fiah asks every interested -
san tp meet IN pIe@sBre Eluh h.lf Merd.y #v@nsse
January a. ~ discuss fse pTapvisy - pfv<hssars e
electric light plant and haildsns system ri wss~f.
works to he operated IN conjunction
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-01-03


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rest of ouf es vii basms ans# vsae Aagsas sha stops
e. hs That #hg sh Commercial e'4a
ganzed aad that aa sh egh appssls yaa asnsge Aa#
voters g. consider ehs f#et fully fsa shak sa4 A.
this great expense would 4xag aheh asag
large enough % hs contrary en- pasp9ts II fhs sFta ss
hoa how the ety complete ard ahs
without cent being levied ny taxation.
Nj MeAaey has offered e. ssl s. eha eltY price s tfsa
he recently gave the pH4Bt water right 81
the od Davis sa0mi f. b. 81 fra.hss furnish lights af
is going 5 ssll t someone.
It is the cg chance @ pa both ssea anisF municipal
ownership and operate them together b. electricity furnished bg
water power which will make independent q ~ u
This o itself should appeal strongly Is gea
Mr. MeAuley has improved tha light plant and has pun
necessary purchase plant ths city would
at once come into revenue enough 6 NEST q expenses pag h a
erest On ne bonds anal create nk7g fund enieh N'd pay e
is is % quote figures he careful business
From estimates furnished by NJ Wiley oas q the best easa
si06 Tbs include tb a 81 ealsgiou H. dt@b iii e9sr
work necessary building power house moving Che engine ahd boil
house Of pipe hydrans vvs gallon taak D.
se @ p eToTsf ~ st % hsn p s Rllg & Ell Ell a'2 nee
The light plant can be purchased complete stands FOR
Total cost to the city of both water and ght plants 095W
Bot allow for any unforeseen contingency would De- sound bu
iness policy o issue bonds Tot $1,000 THE would provide
surplue 70 fall back
These bonds BE- 4Od No from per cent w. win tlt
cent basis o figure anil ~ have aBnua interest
expense Of g2lO0 Aoen2 5000 Jr operating expsH8 nlka
total ~ s5iO0 Tor fixed charged
Ihe revenugp tm2r d{lrng ~ ayerag ~ rtb' past H
months from W. McAuogB books ha bfn E22 Ih does py
include the expaqm g heqy pfe'en for street lg95 Whr1
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The daily tribune., 1907-03-12

Tssba,s va.s ~ bs,ss results.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12

Ths Tribune for bsst Job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12

REGIsTER-Tbs rssistratiop board
will sit IN the city hall bssinnips at
Q O'CLOCK tomorrow morning and an.
til the same hour In the evening ssoh
day until Saturday night. The names
Of those who did not vots In the last
general election and ths new arrivals
in the city will b registered provided
that yos tsks two vouehsrs vith you
Next Monday the board will sit Tor
the changes Of residences. II yss
have movsA fsoa tbs ward that you
Lest votsA In. yes mssa make the
change Of rssiassss 10 The rssistestioa
books. II yss vs>s In this eenisg
slsctios yes mast b Registered.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
Mrs. Sophia Wambaugh, Ar
raisned In Court, Disapears
With Mans Savings.
VICTIM 4 COLORADO FARMER
unsuspecting Husband Spends
More Than Sc 900 on Woman
in Only Weeks Court
ship and Marriage.

Chicago, March 12-Mrs. Sophia
Wambaugh. formerly Miss Sophis
Finlen Of Denver who was married
In court last Friday after she had
been arraigned upon the charge Of oh.
tanning %. 900 from her prospective
husband. william Wambaugh, disap.
peared today after obtaining moro
than q. 0OO from her husband.
Wambaugh reported to the police
that he had gone to department
store with his wife and entered room
70 try on . new pair Of trousers.
His wife induced him to give her all
the money he bad about %. 900. be.
fore entering the room, and said shs .
would walt until he came out. He
seArohed the store Tor an hour and
then reported the matter to the
police.
Wsmbaush. who il . farmer In
Colorado. told ths police he had
spent more thAo 5000 on his wife
since he mot her In Denver . week
ago. including she %, 600 she obtained
from him today. When asked by the
police why he gave her such large
sum Wambaugh replied: "well, she
said she wanted 10 buy Z hat"
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
ACCUSED OF CRIME FOR
WHICH FATHER HANGS

Albuquerqus. N. n. Aaroh l2-
Sheriff Denny OF Otsro county, n. ~.
today arreatsd ct Este Oity. william
Nisohsll. alias Henry Russell. stock
man charsed with murder committed
In Hood county. Texas So years ago.
II 10 alleged that Mitchell allowed
his sssd father 10 bs convicted and
hanged for the orims In ls47 upon the
testimony Of . raucher who recently
admitted on his death bed that the old
man was Innocent Of the orims and
who said thas the son was the guilty
man. Mitohsll sr. was 90 years old
when hs was exsouted.
Aitohsll alias Russell has bsen
taken to the county Jail at Alamcg gor :.
do to await the arrival Of ofaoials from
Texas.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
KANSAS BANK
EARLY THIS MORNING

Wichita. Kan. March i2-The
Union State bank Of Hunpewsll.
KAn.. wAs wrecked and loots6 BY safe
blowers at 9:l5 O'Clock this morning
Five distinct explosions aroused
the residents who Gavs ohAss to the
burglars. The robbers covered their
retreat by firing at their pursuers and
escaped on . handoaE.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
KANSAS HOUSE PASSES
TWO CENT FARE BILL

Topeka. Kan. March i2-Ths
house has adopted she senate two.osnt
fare bill. II provides for 500.
1000 and 1900 mileage books. the
q. 2.ooo.nils hooks 70 b istsrohsoss.
able. 1853.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
Of she Stone property on West Fourth
street.
Eczema, letter. Salt Rheum
Itch, Ring Worm, Herpes,
Barbers' Itch,

All Of these diseases are attended by
intense itching, which IL almost instantly
relieved by applying Chsmberlain's
Salve. and by its continued use psrma-
nent cure may be effected. It has, In
fact, cured many cases that had resisted
other treatment. Price % cents pr box.
For sale by Daniels drug store. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
MEMS BODIES
BLOWN AFFAIR.
Locomotive Boiler Works Ex-
plodes, killing Three
Trainmen.
The TOWN WAS SHAKEN
Metuchen, N. j.. Came Nearly
Being the Scene of A Great
Conflagration, but for
the Firemen.
The TOWN WAS SHAKEN

Metuohsn. N. j.. March i2-
Three men were killed and several
others hurt. mono fatally. and
Astuchen was shaken and threatened
With IRE today when . boiler Of .
locomotive upon The Psnnsylvania
railroad exploded while drawing =
freight train through town. The
dead are:
". h. Rfitcsh. fireman.
william J. gisher. engineer.
8. q. Smith. brakeman.
The train was opposite the rail-.
road station wien the boiler explod.
ed. Portions Of tbs boiler wers blown
two blocks away and over through
two buildings which were sst on are.
The bodies Of Sisher and Smith were
found hundred yards from the rail.
road tracks.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
CLEANS EARS WITH MATCH
AND DIES FROM POISONING

Rock Springs wvo.. Naroh. 12-
Alma xantaufsl ID dead In the wyom.
Ing state hospital here ~ the result
Of peculiar accident. He wss
cleaning one Of his ears with . match
about three weeks ago when . oom-
paaiou 3osslsd him and drove the
match Into the ear. Infsction Fssslt-
I'd and blood. poisening caused death.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12

The ladies' Of b., Bsssdiot's will
give an Easter ball II Morgan bali
Monday sisht. April 1. 49,
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12

CHORAL sOOIETY-Thsrs will
b. 10 meeting Of the Choral Society
until farther notice. N'f I
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12

PROPERTY TRAHsFERs-H. X.
Latss reports ths sale Of two different
pieces Of property. Pearl Msysn ha1
bessht the Gill house asd lot on
petsolsum avenue Aad D. ". Oooubs.
pssaosn for The Tsibaas this aStsr.
peeo elossd The deal for the pssohass
The daily tribune., 1907-03-12
Acute Rheumatism

Deep tearing or wrenching pains, oc-
cssioned BY getting wet through; worse
whom at rest, Of on first moving the
limbs and In cold OF damp weather. Is
cured quickly by Billiards Snow Lini-
ment. Oscar Oleson. Gibson City. H.,
writes. Feb. IL. 1909: "A year ago was
troubled with . pain In my back. 1t
soon got 10 bad I could not bend over.
Ono bottle Of Ballard's Snow Llnimsnt
cured mo-" Sold by Yelton Drug Co. tt
The Washington times., 1907-04-21

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ye mpayf the 4 kd m md he gS enapesl aran
m ia W en- hey
ya ss he g trying e friends gabd tznb uh nd Aoei Heun
nscuey eyspu d the gu Hnut gh usu asdy
aed waarY low n rel This la sraaah ssndh
The Washington times., 1907-04-21

W Play S d al f nspl e la IheanTt
banan
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The Washington times., 1907-04-21

A k in dpd disgrace the dtyg @ The dy ryanwo
anaF edtd
Noks Va a very t a thought a wa unoH euoue Sew
a a hen Sea keopn and tuemhe
whh rntof ndmta meforba
The Washington times., 1907-04-21

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and i'm ~ Br too v fig d hh H
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Lives Cave the Wind Mountains anvh ba
tsreH ecudet upH bna upeo YharH nga
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The Washington times., 1907-04-21

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
Tree Snakes of Borneo.

The flying frogs of the Malays ap-
pear to be mythical. but the tree snakes
ing leaps from the boughs of trees to
the ground. 1t is found that scales on
the lower part of the body may be
drawn inward so that the whole lower
ance to the air is thus greatly increas-
ed, and experiments indicate that the
snakes do not fall in writhing coils.
but are let down gently in a direct line
by the parachutelike action of their
peculiar bodies.-Chambers'J Journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
A Puopacious Bard.

An earthquake which occurred in
England on Feb. 8. 1850, frightened to
death Aaron Hill. the poet and vision
airy protector. OF Hills voluminous
writings only an epigram or two are
now remembered. but he was a pug
nacious bard. who SO terrified Pope
that the spiteful little satirist would
only walk abroad with loaded pistols
and accompanied by his big Danish
dog Bounce. Aaron Hill is one of the
many literary worthless connected with
the city of Westminster. He was edu-
Gated at Westminster school, lived in
Petty France" and. after squandering
his fortune in schemes for extracting
oil from beechnuts and planting vine
yards in Essex. was buried in the clois-
tiers of WeStFn iTSSrar abbey
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
FEW GO TO SOUTH BEND.
Majority of the Richmond Teachers
Attended the Southern Associa-
tons Meeting at indianapolis.

Prof W A Ffske. Miss Augusta
Mering. Bertha Hawkins and VIM
Earhart left for South Bend, where
they viii attend the meeting of the
Northern Indiana Teachers associa-
ton which is in session in that city.
Supt. T. A Mott will go TO South
Bend Friday Owing TO the fact that
Richmond is practically on the Givid-
ing line between the association dis
tricts. various local teachers attend
the association meeting that is
most convenient This year the
Southern Association met at Indiana
polls and was closer home so a major
ity of the local teachers attended
that meeting Only those Richmond
teachers who are on. the program at
South Bend have gone. Miss Mering
is on the executive committee and
will attend the meetings of that body
Prof Earhart will conduct a round
table in tie music section.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
CHANGE Of NAMES ON
THE TRACTION LINES
Now Terre Haute, IndianapO-
lis and Eastern.
A BIG ISSUE OF STOCK.

Notice was posted this morning at
the local interurban station announc-
ing that the interurban roads enter
ing Richmond, would hereafter be
known as the Terre Haute, Indianapo-
lis and Eastern instead of the Indian
apolis and Eastern or the Indiana, Co
lumbus and Eastern. The latter names
may be used as mere distinguishing
marks for the different divisions of
the new road The new system has
authorized the issuance of S2o,OOO,OO0
stock and S1O,00O,9G0 bonds. The
traction lines now in the syndicate
compose all those controlled by the
Indiana, Columbus and Eastern in Ohio
and all the syndicate lines in Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
STAGE IN
YIN. C.A CAMPAIGN
1t Will Take the Hardest Kind
Of Work to Get the
Sum Desired.
RICH MEN MUST HELP.
UNLESS THEY DO THE PROJECT
WILL PROVE A FAiLURE-CAP-
TAINS ARE IN A SPIRITED CON-
TEST.
RICH MEN MUST HELP.

| The total amount of Y. u. C. A. fund
| subscribed. includes Mr. Reid's 1000
offer and the Henley pledges. There
still remains SD 245 to be raised be-
fore Mr.. Reid's offer can be secured.
Each day makes the situation grow
more critical. and the citizens of Rich
mond have duty to perform if the Y.
NJ. c. A. is realized in Richmond. There
are many men of means who have as
yet given nothing TO this worthy cause,
and these at least should put their
shoulders to the wheel and boost Rich
mond's reputation in this regard de-
ponds upon what the richer men do to-
ward the cause. The ignominy which
would fall to this city should the pres
ent campaign fail, would be greater
than the ordinary citizen realizes, as
the campaign has been waged in this
the eyes of the entire state are on Rich
mond, and particularly is this true of
the towns who now have Y NJ. G.. A.
buildings, erected through the generos-
ity of their more wealthy men. The
men of less means in this city have Civ
en- and given we'll. Many of those
more able to give have done nothing.
and with them largely rests the out
come of the effort Several of these,
it is said, are waiting until the last
minute and will then make up the def
cheney completing the 100000 for
which the committees are working.
Captains in Contest.
The captains of the various campaign !
squads are working faithfully and a
few of them are devoting almost their |
entire attention to the work, regard
less of the results which may fall to
them in the business world. One cap
tain has set the goal of $1,000 for his
squad and is we'll on the road to sue
cess while the other captains say they
are going to hustle him for the first
place. before the last days of the cam
paign arrives. The interest in the
has now reached a point new
er attained before. and the eyes of the
entire Richmond public are on the
work of the committees pushing the
work
The amounts which the various
squads of the young mems committee
have reported, follow:
George Bartel-$3, 063.
Howard Dill-S2.116.
l.. c. Peacock-$1 $50.
S. Hiser-S1, sos.
W. o. Wissler-S1. 249.
Isaac Wilson-$1 III.
l.. S. Gay-S19S.
Turner Hadley $3.50.
Arthur Ellis-S535.
o. p. Nusbaum-So2O.
Total-S13,3oo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
Wanted-ImmediateI }ober andre
liable men for steady York; GOOD
wages; call at The EiIiottl& Reid Co.,
West Richmond. Aft
Eatino In Mexico,

Mexico is land where people like
to eat, and eat good deal. The din
ner table is well spread. and there Is
an abundance. Food is served In
courses and often many of them. A
common bill of fare in thousands of
houses at noon will be: Soup. called
caldo. or broth: rice or macaroni.
known as sopa: baked and stuffed to-
matoes and artichokes, most delicious
vegetable; two kinds of meat, often
chicken and roast or chops and
steaks; fried potatoes. salad, beans.
which always appear; fruit and several
kinds of sweets and then coffee. Ev-
erything comes on separately. served
by boy or maid. This is a very usua,
repast and is frequently varied with
fish from the fresh water lakes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-04
SINGER AT
GENNETT is POPULAR,
Master Robert St. Clair Has Made a
Hit With the Patrons of
That House.

Little Robert st. Clair, the juvenile
singer at the Gennett theatre this
week is attracting great attentio by
the remarkable sweetness and power
of his voice. He is but six years of
age but has twenty-four songs in his
repertoire, all of which he executes
in marvellous manner. His rendition
of THE Holy City" is particularly
noteworthy. He is favorite with the
large audiences which daily greet
him. Owing to the fact that he was
i'll with tonsilitis during the last en-
gagement of North Bros stock COM
pany in this city, he was able to give
but a few numbers.