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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
TURKS ISLANDS VISITED
By FURIOUS HURRICANE
Many Lives Los, in ro
TURK While the Property
Loss is Heavy.

Grand Turk. Turks Island. p w +,
"A hurricane OF great fnrv W. !,
"Ver Turks Islands Thursday n,ss.
ana Friday morning, and a, a.vh-s.r
'ife town OF Grand Turk was a.
,a'ed' A number of lives have baer
lost but Just how many canno, ~,
re said. Grave anxiety ia felt o..
.ne SAFETY Of Dr. R. T. Rohsrtson
district commissioner of Ca,co ~
vas making tour of the islands
"hen the storm broke.
me hurricane reached here AT q
O'CLOCK at night. the wind blow,ry
from the northnortheast At o,c,ocs
friday morning the wind had reached
velocity of nearly one hundrad
miles an hour, and was blowing from
me northeast. Much damage has
beeh done to property here and the
streets OF Grand Turk are a mass Of
"reckage. Trees have been uprooS
co. portions of buildings blown away
and many houses have been partially
wrecked. The Haytien sloop Tele-
sraph. which had taken shelter at
hawks Nest. foundered WITH all
hands.
me schooner Danelion. belonging to
Inc East Caicos Fiber company. broke
away from her anchorage and has not
reen seen since. All the salt light
ers which were moored at the riding
grounds and the Hawks Nest are
missing.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
THE MAN WHO
DID THINGS TWICE
Copyright. by short.tory Pub. Coz
BY DON MARK LEMON

The man fastened to obey the sum
mons. not noticing that the hands of
the hall clock pointed to is minutes
OF ten. nor delaying TO recollect what
guest occupied room So. The tragedy
OF the preceding day had been the
event OF his life. and he had not as yet
descended to the tribes OF his daily
routine.
As he tapped hriskly at the door of
room 81 and put his hand upon the
knob to enter. Il suddenly came over
him that he had done precisely such
thing before. That Mt about that
time OF some other morning he had
been summoned by tho cail.beii To
room 63-had knocked. turned the
knob. entered-and-a loud cry. a
shout thick with horror. broke from
the mans lips. and he reeled back into
the hallway.
There before him, In the center OF
the fatefui room. half dressed, battling
with the invisible air. with blue lips
and protruding eyes. stood The Man
Who Did Things Twice.
The ominous. ghostly hush that fol-
lowed the frightened attendants cry
was quickly broken by the hurry OF
many feet. and soon again the he .el
was aroused and again DR.. Thiei bent
over the PROSTATE and dying Henry
Hobart.
Outside and distinctly could be heard
the clang OF the fre-beils. but In the
room OF death all was sudden silence.
all were hushed by the frightfui, ghost.
ly thought that the scene before them
had been enacted before-the dying
man with his discolored face and
struggling hands. the physician bend.
ing over him, the alarmed. plying
faces of the gathered guests. and the
frightened servants huddled In the
background. And the man must die
die as he had died.
They looked on. and waited Then
the end came. and DIR. Thiel. arising.
said He is dead" He had uttered
those words once before and under
like conditions. And the guests and
the servants spoke together In HORT.
ned whispers. as they had dons be-
fore; then the assembly broke up and
the hall way was cleared ms before,
There was something immeasurably
painful about Il all. to hive n thing
over In that frightful way. to be. as II
were. mere puppets at a show. and one
day TO be TO another day as q reflection
In mirror.
For n time those who had wit.
messed both tragedies seemed To live
In kind OF trance, and moved about
and whispered together like beings In
dream: but finally the natural TO.
asserted Itself. and then curiosity
seized them.
What was the meaning OF it' Henry
Hobart had died and his body had been
mutiiated by the surgeons knife How
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24

then. had he died a second time aud
bis body shown no marks OF the knife
Had they been deceived by a Ehosif
No. there IN room s. lay the dead
man flesh and blood--And seven
blocks Away. resting on a marble slab.
with the wafer dripping continually
on Il. lay the other body % Henry
BOhar--Ths Man Who Did Things
Twice
A sudden doubt came into the mind
q Dr Thisl misgiyinE that fright
ehed him Mas that other bodY-,has
autopsy married BODY still resting
quietly On 81 siab al the moFEuss
Or
Has'lig gHitiing the hotel. be hur.
ried towards the morEue. aad sud.
auri7 ,r sr ua sra'nsi al inrurmount.
abe blraa val % mystery The
morEuc vas a heap % charrna ruin
and susoi3eriuE FieaminE aches and
u The ssfUpss m8frsd body u Henry
Hobart bad been lyipE on he slab dur.
.nE the period ~ The Ore. then IL had
been totally consumed. and that other
body up a. the hotel Nas that Of a sec
und Hcnry Hobart. but. u the autop-
50 iBarrs3 body Of Henry Hobart had
not been lying quietly on It's slab dur.
INK the raging of the IRE. then. in
Gods name. who and What was he who
had died up at the sumner house tia,
morning.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
TERRIBLE STATE OF AFFAIRS.
portuguese Peasants Shooting Down
lunatics Like Wolves in Forest.

-isbon.-With 10000 mentally. de-
ranged men and women. many of
hem OF marked homicidal tenden.
Oes, wandering the rural sections OF
Portugal, and with no protection
Soainst their depredations, bands of
citizens are now engaged in one OF
the most brutal and revolving cru.
sades ever known In a civilized coun.
try-the shooting down OF the luna
tics like wolves.
Nyders have been sent out from
Llsu6a to stop the slaughter imme
Giately, but the situation is so des-
perate that local authorities are dis
regarding their instructions and ths
butchery continues. There are 1900
maniacs In Portugal. yet there are
no asylums for their care except
those supported by voluntary contri.
buttons. Owing to the frightful finan.
cial stringency, several OF these asy.
lums have been closed recently and
their inmates turned loose upon the
public.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Engine eoe. into Psrio,.

Clayton. Dct--While John Tim.
mons road engine wAs being driven
from Pine Tree 20 Odessa the gov.
eruOf Ocit broke and The engine rsu
away Raymond Fruacis engineer
vas thrown OF and the ponderous
steam WaEoD suddenly whirled and
plunged into the house Of Adam
Smith. wreckinE the building
The porch Of the house vas carried
away and the engine did not stop IN,
III the front whseis rested In tho
pATlor. Francis vas severely bruised
and bis face Was badly tAcs-ated
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
IIRT DECIDES AGAINST
| DUBOIS TICKET IN IDAHO
senator Receives Setback in First
sound Of Legal Fight, the Court
Holding State Primary Law
Mandatory.

blse Ida.-By a unanimous decis.
| the Idaho supreme court on Mon.
oyerruled the demurrer of Dubois
|rneys in the contest pending be.
the supreme court to determine
III OF the two tickets nominated at
wallace convention is entitled to
Democratic party name. AS a re.
of this ruling the court will 90
| the merits of the case. Sixteen
5tions were submitted to the at.
ey by the court on which eyf.
Se IS desired.
lie ruling is a distinct victory for
hnti-Dubois faction, the ticket of
ID is headed by Moses Alexander
governor and Judge c. o. Stock.
kr for United States senator.
making the ruling the court held
Etate primary law mandatory.
the attorneys can agree as to a
lation Of facts, the case will be
billy disposed of, otherwise II
be necessary to appoint a referee
Ike evidence.
e anu-Dubois attorneys declare
eourt's decision on the demurrer
uiyalent to disposing OF the case
pst the Dubois faction, and state
the Dubois contingent will not be
to stand the test Of evidence
B to the alleged high-handed
Der in which the anti-Dubois del.
Is were thrown out of the Wal.
convention. 1t may be ten days
bore before the final decision Is
bred. Meantime the partisans
not know which of the two tick.
banned at Wallace is to be the
bar Democratic ticket. The ticket
he anti-Dubois convention has
filed by the secretary of state as
ar which action was the basis
e present proceedings in the su.
Il court,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Small Bills Scarce In East.

New York.-The national and state
hanks and trust companies through
ont the country have cash reserves
that have been equaled seldom In
the financial history OF the country.
Int there has developed this week
n scarcity Of small bills which Is be
shining to embarrass many bankers
md their customers. This lack OF III
and 90 bills is the more extraordinary
because II occurs at a season when
small money Is ordinarily plentiful,
End because in the panic last iali me
treasury turned out small oilis as rap,
idly as the printing presses eouiu
work them OF.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
swears Not to Die.

New York.-There was strange
cath taken IN the night court Wed
resdav morning. when Frederick W.
ccrcker OF Pleasantville. n. Y. raised
his right hand and faced Magistrate
Corriean. DO you swear before COD
20, ~ XIII YOURSELF" asked the mag
irtrats 81 do" answered Scucker.
Van are discharged" Scucker made
threats 70 take his life earlier In the
evening and was arrested When ar
raigned in the NIGHT court scncher
declared he had changed his MIND.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Keeps a Whole Company at Bay for
AaH an Hour

Pittshurg -Jocko. a large so na'nrea
monkey. held an entire Gre company
at bay for some time the other morn
ing while the building vas burning
over his head About ! a n. The
stable Of O. c. Fahnestock. on Broad
street. was found 70 be- 90 fire i
contained several Shetland ponies
some dogs. and Jocko
When the fremeu broke IN the
monkey attacked them and scratched
Fireman Purcell until be IL noW Laid
Up aud fears blood poisoning Hs wSs
driven back. a. were the other IRE.
men. While the monkey retreaiee
somewhere under cover q he dark
ness. only coming forth 10 aitaek
when the hremen Nould Try 10 get In
TO the building
I, vas not until half an hours ZINE
had ben lost that JOcko was cut
fanked and outEenerAled- VILE two
hremen went ahead and CIV the
snxrnnE big moaksy from cover two
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24

The party. composed OF Mojaves and
Yumas. were crossing the desert near
the Needles when their water gave out
and their horses became exhausted
One young Indian volunteered to ride
to Needles for aid
The officials were puzzled as 10 the
manner OF relief. however. as they
knew water would boil or evaporate
as soon as the desert was reached
Then the watermelon plan Was hi,
upon and ali OF the Indians were
saved except one old chief. who eI.
pired before the relief party came.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Monkey Guards a Fire.

others. armed with chemical Ere ex.
unguishers. played their hose on him
and almost sufiocaied the beast before
he would give up
Fahnestock says that some years
ago the monkey was seorched q, a
fire and be has always wanted to
jump on fremea that be has me-,
thinking them tbe cause Of al bis
troubles
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
DANGER HAS PASSED,
bees Are Returning to Thei,
Homes in Minnesota.

PEGS Are Returning to TheI,
Homes in Minnesota.
uth, Minn.-Although forest
are still burning along the north
1t is believed they have passed
anger point so far as the threat.
destruction of villages is con.
"a.
|nd Marais, Chicago Bay, Hove.
Big Bay. Pigeon river and other
Ter settlements Immediately
the shore are thought to be
On the Mesaba range the
are no longer considered dan
s TO the different towns.
ownpour of rain would put an
b the flames.
refugees picked up at different
along the shore and taken to
Marais have been returned to
homes by the Gopher. The
and possessions of the settlers
of Grand Marais were DESTROYED
rest fires last Friday. according
vices received from the steamer
ga The fire on Isle Royale has
bed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
Fearful Harvest Of Death.

New York Fifty-hve men have
cen killed in building the new BLACK
Wells Islsnd bridge over the East
,sver according TO the report OF
committee OF the Central Federation
Union appointed 10 ascertain the taiaE
tiles In that work. The commlt'se
,lso found that four Workmen haFe
suffered death in the Chelsea DOCK
announcements The union Vorarneh'
Who investigated the subjeCi. sasd
that city inspectors tried 20 conceal
no loss 81 life. which the union men
attribute 10 the employment Of non
vnion men.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
THE HEART KNOWETH.n

Sometimes my little woe is IuIIed to rest,
Its elamor shamed by some old poets page
Tumut Of h,Irryins hoof and battle rage
And dying knight and tramped warrior crest.
Stern faces. old heroic souls unbiest.
Eye me with scorn, as they my grief would gage
mere child, schooied to weep upon the stage,
Trieked for part Of and somber drest.
TO- who art thou" they ask shat thou shouldst
To find, forsooth, one single heart undonea
The page thou turnest there Is purple wet
With blood that sushed from Caesar overthrowni
10, who art thou to pirate Of sorrow?"Ye
This little woe II 10 my own my owni
Charlotte Wilson, In Mcciures.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
WIN IN MAINE.
|iy for Statewide Prohibition
|estlmated at About 5000.

Fiand. Me.-Although the Re-
pans came of victorious in the
election on Monday, Bert M.
"a Of Portland being chosen
por over Obediah Gardner of
and the normal Republican plu-
was cut to less than 10000
lot the first time in a presiden-
ear In a quarter OF a century.
nrality being estimated at 5000.
republicans were for statewide
Pltion, while the Democrats in
on local option only. Many
nent Republicans who were op-
10 prohibition through Maine
renly announced their intention
hg the Democratic ticket.
Tour Republican candidates for
IS were elected and for state
CHARLES p. Hatch OF Augusta.
mean. defeated his opponent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
sxiled oheer Ready 10 Take Riding
and walking Test.

Los AnEeles.--A eispatch it"in
Fort Huachuca. ARR. SAYS. Ready
70 start on s0-mile test ride The min
re the order is issued by The var de-
l.artment. Colonel William ?. sisV-
grt. the coast artillery officer Nho
tas been In exile a. Fort Grant. g a.
port Huaehuca- Colonel stewart II
quoted as saying 1 ar r-ady ana
anxious to take my medicine jnS as
soon as the officials are ready 70 al
r.inisier H. II necessary ! VII ass
both the riding test Of 30 miles ana
the walking test OF 80 miles
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
wATERMEloNs SAVE LIVES.
Water Would Have Boiled In Desert
So the Story Goes.

Los Angeles. Cal.-Stranded In the
desert and dying from thirst. a large
party OF Indians were relieved by an
expedition carrying three wagonlosds
Of watermeluns. The Gesclers were
unable 10 carry water. which would
have boiled In the desert. where the
thermometers registered 126
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
'0'oyes Must Quit Politics.

'uslon The disciplining of
so'ernment employees because
oa' activity is announced in a
= gwen out by the civil ser
(l'-1ission on Monday. ]. H
q letter carrier in the
/, oihce. has been reduced.
1 ram and w. r. Phillips,
1-e Goldsboro y. c. post
n been warned that their
| WITTY must cease under
4 dismissal Hin has been
Il 'f state senator. and has
| - hs must resign his posi-
ne nomination.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
'HoolSTS AFTER CANNON.
Defeat Uncle Joe Because Of
opposition to littlefield Bill.

ton' lll.-The Central Illinois
lis' Episcopal conference, the
iFu annual session. closed here
Pnday, by an unanimous vote
"a resolutions condemning the
OF Speaker Cannon in the fol.
terms:
ueplore and condemn the Gus.
"a, gives speakers of legisla
Ouies the power to control leg.
The conduct OF ]. G. Can.
eaSer OF the house, in refus-
allow vote on the Lttlefield
worthy of universal condemna.
"u We suggest that such poll
VINO lack the elements Of
'snship should be returned to
NE. We urge upon the people
ot all lawful means In secur.
ueteat OF ]. G. Cannon as
VI The house Of representa-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-24
''sssrdes Block Signal.

r.. one woman. Esther Ha-
-'aso- vas killed. and TWEEN
ns injured. in a wreck
\ 1. Ind on the Lake Shore
southern railroad early
I'VE Of the injured for a
'ohscious, bat at Mercy
.aiS city. where the in
Drought they recovered
t. and II was stated that
-. ,,S,o'er. Practically all of
\, ave az Indianapolis. The
- que TO the engine man
h. IAN o1n train disregarding The
- beck >sxpal
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21
SATURDAY, Mar o. 1903.

An entcrprlslnG Cmr"3"on has
been awarded ten thousand d"IiaFS
by the United State government
Tor an a"r"pianr, machine ."noh
he claims Is superior to anything
yet dreamed OF ami ON" lI"t WIZ
ny, The money was huN'hc'" :"
ne coni'i iAh' hc"n'p' '''a'I"P'"l'c
AMI II II ls successful ne II''"i'"S 10
present I" Inc government 'I'' re-
suit 81 ms experiments lhlS H'I'-
uemhli Is paF'o''' Americana
AMI remarked mat no f"r''Hh
country '"'''d gel ms ldeH' even II
he was "'''re mlIIl"hS 81 doIIara
ana n y"ri "f tues ne Is very
e"hf'd'h' 81 '""klhG " success "i
us machine ana Is enthusiastic ~
rH"ri 20 tll' '"'ur' outlook "' ar
shiPs' fi' 'hlhkS 'hIS develop.
m'ht "nn reception 10y Inc punIlc
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21
tx, franklin So, Men fors
Help the Runt Pin.

u the have trough TO them
s''Fes aw.r from he SOW, the runt
S'~a.s iaEy eaa4 show If he is lib
era! tel says American Agricultur.
~ 1.-eEW.se lie IS no better OF than
ae Wsa.i le We're the extra food net
p'o'i-ed. Keep the trough full, and
ne vii eat after the rest lave finished.
. ne runt should be kept with the sow
TOT couple e weeks after the Others
81 me litter are weaned. This gtres
IN q chance - gain some before be h
compelled 70 sl5sLst on what 10 ssss
aloha
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21

Il. -. Spuuld!ng at Il meeting Of Kan
sas swine breeders said: AT weaving
time the boar pigs should be separated
from the gifts ana II possible put into
pasture with plenty Of water, shade
aud grass THIS pasture should be
away from any other lot or pasture
where other hogs run 1t would be
better to have an the pigs In one lot
than to have them IN adjoining pas.
turcs. BY being together they become
acquainted, but II separated by fence
they viii fight though It, become rest
less, stop eating and go to frctting or
roofing. When they get to that state
the only thing TO do Is to put them into
small pen, each one separate from
others, where they cannot see or hear
other hogs"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21
PENSIONS DECISIONS

Division Of Prnsion--Act March 3
1899. Where claimant delayed for
over two months to file the nee
co--ary evidence, called for by the
Bureau, to establish her claim un-
der the first proviso Of the act of
March ,, 1899, the rejection Of her
said claim will not he reversed be-
cause She subsequently filed tho
evidence called for, her Iaches be-
ing uucXp.aided, and no applica-
ton for extension Of time having
been made to the Bureau.
Claimant having failed to com
pIete her claim, 1t was properly
rejected under paragraph - Of or
der No. SO, approved May 20.
1903.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21

Office Northern Block, Superior, WIS
Peopie'S phnn" 3lA5
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21

One Dollar II Year in AANtnSc.
Irhllshcd every saturday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-03-21

The TtNr- ha~ brru duly entered 1T thr
Post Oi,i,c ia superior, i~cur, n. - ~"e"i''-
slMss matter
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-11
WEST END CON.
RESCUE AND NORTH srAR
GEORGIA LEE DEVELOPING
INTO GOOD MIME

Ed Bratton. the well known local
miner and prospeotor. returned yester-
day from Lee. where he says he got in
on seven good claims after IL o'clock
midnight oil New Years. says the Bull
frog Miner. The claims are not far from
the famous ~Swanhilda.
While at Lee. Mr.. Bratton was over to
the Georgia Lee with F. r. Ellis. one of
the owners. Il was surprised said Mr..
BrAtton to a representative yesterday.
when I saw the Georgia Lee. / did no
think they had such a property in that
section. They certainly have a mine.
The ore is a sugar quartz, and Mr.. Ellis
told me that the ledge would run $42.
and I don't doubt 1t for a moment. for
1t looks to me like the genuine article.
They have a cut IA feet long. Is feet
deep and 3 feet wid The footwall is
lime and blue ~porphyry. About $4,000
has beep spent on the property. Mr..
Ellis informs me that work will be re-
sumed in a few days"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-01-11
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