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ORANGE

~ Chiropody.
J MccARvEy. a1 Main st. Orange. n !.
cMARLEs so SrSsT,ns sto MAIN T oRINoE
formerly Marks Arnheim, N. =. Phone ioss-W.
GIazfer.
Selling ana slazinE. Cheapest piacs In town
Hotel and Restaurant. ~.
THE rpnsS-Orv~ VOWEL.
First-class Family Restaurant
Board by day or week.
33 Day street. Orange, n. J.
R L. WILLIAMS. Manager.
Central Hotel and Restaurant.
Under New Manssement.
HANSEN Mas!si2%e n haeaj as Is s ssln'I &. m oe:nss. n T. :.
Jeweler.
Watches. Diamonds. Jewelry.
Fine watch Repairing. .-sss.s
French Clocks a Specially.
JAS. J.. HAAG.
Q Cone street, Orange, n. J.
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Markets.
LEWIS & CO.
is CENTRE ST. TEL, ss4ss ORANGE n ).
JACOB uLRrcH,
Reliable Meat, Fish and Vegetable Market
Centre st. and r. R., and 81 Park n.
Moving Vans and Storage.
sMrrH'c VANS N STORAGE.
- Day street. Orange. n. J.
Music Teachers.
! JOHN @. MIMIC. graduate Of London Coilega
of Music. Piano instruction; terms reason
able: best music furnished all occasions. -
william ST.. Orange, N. ].
Carrisges and Wagons.
SMITH,
Carriage and Wagon Maker,
1872 Essex ev Phone B44-L. Orange, n. J.
! Painters and Decorators.
BoLLTNGER & PoELLER, 1852 Main It., Or.
ange. Painting. decorating and paperhanging.
Restnvr~pt rrd Cnfe.
UNDERWOOD BROS.
Restaurant and Cafe
F.RsT-CLA5s SERVICE GUARANTEED.
1922 CONE STREE ORANGE, N. J.
Trunks and Leather Goods.
p. REGAIN
All styles Of trunks. suit cases. satchels and
fancy leather goods; trunks repaired. MUSIC
HALL STORE. 25 Main ST.. Orange.
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Furniture and Clothing Dealers.
a1rAT reductions in floor coverings;. 9iso -
beds an / beddings; cash or credit at'AeS
BROS, 207- 209 Harrison av. 3
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NEWARK, N. j.
Dear Uncle Jack-I should like to be
a member Of your society. I love ami
mails, especially dogs. l have a dog;
his name is Victor. 1 try to prevent
dumb animals from being abused. Please
send me a society button. Yours truly,
AMY JONES.
1861 Orange street.
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| HAVE your boilers cleaned and repaired sos the
winter IN a frst-class manner by ANDREW
| MURRAY. 7n North Fourth ST.. Harrison
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

CITY.
BROAD ST. 11s2-Apartments OF three rooms
and bath; every Improvement; steam heat,
hot water and janitor service; Is minutes
walk from Broad and Market SITS; nothing like
Il in Newark; rent SIS; telephone 5154-W.
BEfER. 1862 Broad ST., near Market.
BROAD ST. 1lS2-Apartment OF three rooms
and bath: steam heat; all improvements;
1anitor. service; good stand for doctor or
dentist; rent s5 BEYER. 1852 Broad st..
near Market.
BIGELOw APARTMENTS, 1922 Bigelow St. be-
tween Johnson and Elizabeth avs.-Fine To-
cation; four and five rooms and bath; all In
provements: hot water: steam heat; janitor
service; rent 500 and up. Inquire on premises.
APARTMENT-Six large rooms;
tiled bath: janitor service; telephone: excel
lent house; rents low; telephone 2943-L. CHAS.
q. FRITZ. 776 Broad st.
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HELLER,s TIN sHOP-Esr. 1sss-rrNuA pu
that's WORTH BUYING. CALDWELL. NJ
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&c, 1oc and zoe store.
L. BI.UMENFELD & bRO.
hio assortment Of &c, 1oc and zoe soodA
22s Harrison avenue. afii'
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Shoe Repairing.
DOLCE & SCILEPPI, Bloomfield Nv -
Coopers corner. Fine hand work a snecisitv
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IMONTCLA1R
Cleaner and Dyer.
PHILIP HARRIS

Cleaner and Dyer.
PHILIP HARRIS
Cleaning. Pressing. Repairing. RemodeIing.
400 Bloomfield nv. Tel. 1894. Montclalr. N. J.
Grain and Hay.
HIGH GALLAGHER
Dealer in Flour, Feed, Grain. Hay, Straw, etc.
Agency for all lines of ocean steamers. :
Tickets FOR sale. General auctioneer. Tel. No. g.
Shoen
FRANK N. CNNRcY
FINE FOOTWEAR.
l7 BLOOMFIELD Av. MoNTcLA1R. N. J..
Tonsorial Artist.
c. w; BRIGGS. 43s Bloomfield av., Montclair.
children's haircutting a speciality.
SOuTH ORANGE
Builder.
p E. MCCORMICK. ~
100 So. Orange av. Tel. 327-R. So. Orange. N. j.
Dressmnker.
IRIS q. KREUTz.
Dressmaking, Altering and Repairing.
IS w. South Orange avenue South Orange.
Dry Goods.
W. NJ. GLOVER.
Drygoods. Hosiery. Notions. Gents Furnishings.
Best goods at owest prices.
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Electrical Construction.
JOHN A.. HEDMAN.
Hish-cia:s electrical construction and repairing.
49, South Orange av., South Orange. Tel. 111-R,
House Furnishiuxs ma Hardwa-a
w. A.
HARDWARE, ETC.
Upholsterer.
J, FTSCHKIN. 1874 SO. Orange av.. g.. OF ri.
Ill Fine c-abinetmaking and upholyterine.
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CALDWELL

Custom Tailor and Repairing.
PETER P~EZzICARRo. Bloom6eld ~
door to Chinese laundry. Tailoring, cieanins
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Cents, Furuisher
ANDREW HUNTER


Flats. Gloves and Cents FurnishinsS
s13 Harrison avenue. Harflson' w.
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ARLINGTON

Bakery.
GERGEN's Bakery. 44 Elm ST.. Arlington.
Ffrst-class bakery.
DcIIcasessen
FIRsT-cTAss deIicatessen and groceries.
B scFIATzMAN. 45e Elm ST.. Arlington.
Hrrness Maker.
J. SOLOMON. I75 Midland sold at
city prices: harness repairing.
House Furnishings and Hardware.
A.. NELSON. 100 Midland av.. Arlington. dealer
in House Furnishings. Hardware. ctc.
Neat Market, Fruit and Vegetables.
THns. e. VwRLTTEy.
Columbia Neat and Vegetable Market.
47b Elm 81. Phone p. Arlington. n. J.
Lunch Room.
QUICK LUNCH DON SCAR ANDERSON.
1872 Midland av.. Arlington. N. j.
psfnsnrs rrT Decorators.
FREp'K J. ENsoR- 1853 Midland av.. Arlington.
N J.. painting. decorating and paperhanging.
Tonsorse, perlor.
ALL kinds Il toilet preparations for sale at
ME.RNEY
Conl, Weed rpd Ice.
WIN. T. HOWE, ia Johnston av.. Kearny.
N. j.. dealer In coal. wood and Ice.
Concrete urfldors,
Cn%Cts.-rr 20.
rAMp PROOF FACE CONCRETE BLOCKS.
Rear s5 Harrison avenue. Kearny. N. ].
Florist.
F. HARTUNG, 8 Kearnv av., Eearny. N. J.,
horai designs and cut flowers a speciality.
Groceries,
J. EDELSTEIN. Halstead, cor. windsor sts.,
Kearny. Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables.
N~~ov md purSer
JAMES ]. DUNN.
az, Mason and Building Contractor
crfnfers,
JAMES n. COLTS. 4 Kearny av.. Kearny. N.
J.. Hardware and Paints. Try Collis's Famous
Wall Enamel, all colors. s1.25 per gallon.
Plumbers.
CHRISTOPHER BURNS,
Plumbfr-g and Heating Contractor,
20 kearny av. L. D. Phone. Kearny. N. J.
Upholsfcrfng erd Wrttrcsses.
GEORGE RERG,
Fine upholsterine. Carpets made and laid.
5 KEARNY AVENUE. KEARNY, N. J.
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Hosise Furnishings and Hardware.
A.. NELSON. 100 Midland av., Arlington. dealer
In House Furnishings. Hardware. etc.
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Bakery.
GERGEN's Bakery. 44 Elm st.. Arlington.
Ffrst-class bakery.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY
New T Two Family
Houses.
De Your own Landlord.

IL rooms, ALL IMPROVEMENTS,
tiled baths and v~estibules; ONE FLAT
ALREADY RENTED FOR $500 A
YEAR, which almost carries expenses;
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. same as
rent; SMALL AMOUNT CASH; inquire
Mt Office, o South Fourteenth street,
lear South Orange avenue. Open for
inspection every afternoon, also sun
days between 2 and 5.
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FOR SALE-s4. 800: new two-family house, 10
rooms. all improvements; lot 5Ox1V0. Apply
at JOHN GERBER. 6S1 South Eighteenth st,
near Nineteenth av., Newark phone 2s99-R.
Waverly
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DeIlcateSsen.
PHYSICIANS delicatessen and groceries
B SCFATZMAN, a56 Elm ST., Arlington.
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BLOOMFIELD
Coal and Wood Dealer.
WILLIAM B. CORBY COAL co.

ROSCOE R. JOHNSON, PROP,
COAL AND WOOD.
2s7 GLENWOOD Av. BLOOMFIELD. N !
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Neat Market, Fruit and Vegetables.
rHOs. e. VrRLTUEy.
Columbia Neat and Vegetable Market.
45 Elm 81. Phone q. Arlington. N. J
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Hnrness Maker

]. SOLOMON, J75 Midland sold
city prices: harness repairing.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

Good progress is being made at Hell
ena in the case of William Rees, who is
charged with having killed his wife last
December at the home ranch near Wolf
Creek.
George II. Scott, county clerk and re-
corder at Butte, and a prominent repub-
lican, and Attorney William Maloney, a
democratic leader, fought one hour and
five minutes recently in a gulch behind
the Montana college Of mines under
prize ring rules, to settle an election bet.
II was a draw.
The La France Copper company. the
chief owner Of which is +. Augustus
Heinze, and which operates a zinc mill
as well as mines in Butte, has filed its
answer TO the injunction suit brought by
citizens Of Walkeryille. The La France
company denies that zine dust is in
furious and asks a dismissal Of the ac-
ton. Decision was reserved.
The jury in the suit Of Caroline
Sterne against the Northern Pacific
railway for $4,000 damages at Mis-.
soula, returned a verdict giving the de-
fendant $4,000. Mrs. Sterne 3 hus-
band was o railroad engineer, who was
KILLED IN collision near Eyaro hill
last spring.
a verdict Of not guilty was brought
in by the jury IN the case of the state
fs. q. a. Mitchell, a telegraph operator
o. Groat Falls, charged with criminal
negligence resulting in the fatal wreck
ai Olive last September, whom passeu
ger irnin No and freight train no. 5s
erashed together ou The Northern pa
eihe' Mitchell bias boon iu iail since
ihc Time of the wreck
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12
JUDGE ROOT TALKS.
Says He Has Faith in Investigating
Committee.

Says He Has Faith in Investigating
Committee.
Governor Albert E. Mead states en-
phatically that he has no statement to
make on the Judge Root affair.
Stateemnt of Root.
Judge Root states that soon after the
operation, which he is yet too weak to
stand, he will take up private law prac-
tice in Seattle.
"I believe in the committee, and that
they will give me square deal,' he
said. cit is eminently able and hon
orable. My resignation was out of re-
gard for the welfare of the court and
the honor of the state.
81 haven t seen or heard from Judge
Gordon in months. L know, though,
that he has denied ever making charges
against me. The rumor that 1 had re-
ceived $21,0 900 from him caused me to
demand an investigation.
81 have never received q dollar from
any person, persons or interests in the
way of bride for political or judicial
influence. The charges are absolutely
false"
Judge Root stated he had not consid-
cred the idea of accepting a reappoint-
ment should it be offered him, but he is
willing to have the investigation pro-
coed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

Lewiston is to pave at last, after g
two years bitter fight, as the property
holders have authorized the issuance OF
$15O,O00 bonds for the needed improve
ment.
II. T. Shoemaker, who stabbed Wal.
ter Driskill at Troy short time ago
resulting in the death of Driskill has
been bound over to the district court
on the charge of murder in the first
degree, without bail.
Clyde Schaffer, convicted in the dis
trict court at Lewiston of the murder
of Joseph Scott, has been sentence to
serve 25 years in the state prison at
Boise. John Lowery, for grand lar
ceny; Frank Ewing, for arson, and
Martin Davis, for burglary, each re-
ceived sentence of one year in prison
1t is within the range of possibilities
that Governor Gooding will call an ex-
ira session of the legislature to take up
the new code.
President MscLean, Dean Elliott,
Professors Terrill and Quincy, Princi-
pal Suolan and Mr.. Vaughn will repre-
sent the University of Idaho at the
State Teachers Association meeting in
Boise during the Christmas holidays.
President MacLean has sent to all al
umni of the state university a prospec-
tus outlining plan whereby the alum
nj will have more authority in the d.
rection of the affairs of the uuniversi-
ties.
Reporting on a -four milling and
bread making test of Alaska wheat in
comparison with little club wheat
raised in the same neighborhood, the
Idaho agricultural experiment station
says, in a recently issued bulletin, that
there is nothing strikingly abnormal in
the new wheat for which such marvel
Gus qualities were claimed in literature
circulated last summer by its pro-
moters.
According to report in general cir
throughout Shoshone county
and towns on the Montana Idaho divid-
ing line, the Northern Pacific Railroad
company has purchased from the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul line its
power plant near Taft, Mont, for $780,
BOO. The object is believed to be pre-
lminary to commencing work on a two
nile tunnel in the neighborhood of
Lookout mountain, Montana, to
'traighten and shorten the present
Northern Pacific line.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

The Inland Empire was treated 10 it's
FIRST snow this year Sunday whom high
or parts Of Washington and Idaho were
covered with white blanket varying
from one-half inch 10 Two inches 81
depth. The FAN was perhaps heaviest
at Occur d'Aieno, whore two inches
eoyor the ground Rain at Walla Walla
aud throughout The Yakima valley did
no harm. Throughout me palouse and
north Idaho farming eommuuitios igAt
SHOWS fell on ground already froon
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

loi springe ya Timothy b. Wood
runl chairman of tho No8 Yor ropub
lirau state committee, has eliminated
hlmsolf from ihe hoN Yorh aonaiodal
laeo w favor ~ Secretary of ftat
Root rms Hofion NHe iaton nfior d
oQnference Nih llosidont Object gaii
apd HHa folloHod ly iafomona fiom
BON N 1Hfi and ~ Nooilu0 Nr
Root aill fHeooed senator l'.aii on lHn
NAy ~ moan
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

lhe lleIsler stage station. on fhe
mnll road heiwoen irIuoYille and shan
lho NHs destroyed hy lre recently.
l.oss $4,000 no inauranee.
pregon'f apple crop Hin Can behind
iNr expectations of iasi spring Dbl about
ta pp eoni ihlf 3ear alilougl y wll
''lN Pa ahead Of lasi yea W ihe sIla
of the yield
Nih Nina henloonleN NJ liremorl0n
NNs 'n iNe pfos0Nee of 5000 pooplo fai
many hNNn HNo pronounced ihr words
- NHHf iheo an A kennedy md
F" iNf HNine m0meni elHrkod d houl0 NJ
Nlnf NfW ile uoH NJ iAe aieamef
NN''N 'H''Na down ihr Na}H "a pon'aud
4 a llnol nn aiioWey Hho NH 49,
hHlii1 uom NaeNre fol ono 5eu hy
'N' niAif l'W AfaNf'aiI0ni falNldHt
n'lnN0n sNNi Nnd hllla Nmp N
l'fNnH iNNnH lHHiW $40 lad DION
Nf' 'tNHina Az Nf He mQanfYim lW iNa
NY N'''''allen M ana fnso HFaNai
lHeN
Following AN dlarlos4lo af hlm0nf
NNiINNl q fNNIfI.'0n iO lNr lllf0 HNN
Ho'fe'I'n ilH M laa NIlul'y Nar.a
~ Ni0H M l'Hl~ ilif dHrnF ll0 DH.l
iNN NNn'E aNal05|nH mDpHly amlNHl
Ni'nNNNn aNn Nnd llNa NNul Al
Wi'''fN ~ Az iHml y mAn HloN M
fNHH M HfH NN il0 rl4Hf NJ lnNa
Nn efeonp'.H RI }enng hpileHyf NJ
1ana'Y} NWa
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12
WOULD CONTROL ALL RAILROADS
Captain Fries Says Trust Combine Has
That Plan

That the Rockefeller Hartman com.
Dine has formulated a nationwide plan
TO control all the transportation lines in
the United States was the interesting
statement made before a Los Angeles
(Cal) club by Captain Amos Fries of
the United States engineers, who is in
Vestigating the San Pedro harbor
Fries says the millions of the South
ern Pacific railroad will be used TO pre-
vent the development Of the San Pedro
harbor and that the road is even reach
ing out for the government military res
eryation because il has 400 feet Of
water front.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12
HARTMAN MEETS HILL CUT.
Reduces the Lumber Rate From the
Northwest

Northwest
Important reductions in the freight
rates on lumber and articles manufac.
tured therefrom, including building ma
terials, between the Pacific coast and
the east are to be put into effect by
the Southern Pacific and its connections
as soon as the necessary tariffs can be
prepared and filed with the Interstate
commerce commission.
The reductions are the direct result
of the enforcement of the orders of
the interstate commerce commission in
the Northern Pacific coast lumber rate
cases, wherein the rates from Oreoon
and Washington to the east were re-
duced- The rates will provide for a
reduction of from to IS cents a hun-
dred pounds; for example, the rate on
lumber, laths, timber and articles TAX
ing the same rate to Chicago is 20
cents. The new rate will be 60 cents
To New York the old rate is 90 cents
the new rate rs cents. The rates on
sash, doors and blinds and other build-
ing materials TO New York will be re-
duced from 80 TO IS cents, and similar
reductions will be made to all points
and destinations named in the tariff
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

liNn|n IlN mnHuHf WdIfH Iarl
Hf NHrW lNnnNy anfAoi N mod
aNO q lH4|NlNn W AN fr.rN.iaF I'D
iW uNai|NN IA q Hm Imnaflmni
foNlL ilHn NlIrN lf nIHH0a|'m f.Nld
NN HnNfH NJ HN.HW lV 4'HNaH III
f4n..liNINnH NNlH aNd w fH.f nNnN.
Hl'IHNHl fan.liNimW i.N Hp4m
HH. N4NHN Nf f'HNfa'4 maj l4ff
flaANgYii ihl lan|H
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

fHp lfanr'Hoo. noc ii0ifof f0adf
"a hNltW Hlaiom of oiueHIon W fulal
soNpQ'a poHH SWING hNu'f b United
paunI lgH Iln.N NlN among llf MOST
IurQuNni recommendation lhai 500 IA
mHd0 M iin mNaAnni M lf foN4N5
900 eommlaa'0n Nl|a y nos VI $40
llaNf|HfO.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

the liiah supreme court has handed
down q decision which gives fhe state
university 90 square miles of ealine
lands loclted in 10oele county. moan the
AeYada lIne
lNe neIRhi of pufe eHli in ihe DIS
tllei embraced in iha decision " esU.
nlafed AZ he l,aa0.O00 ponnds M the
sqnHlf mIlf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

hpollopaff hintHndoFifeh and Chris
ilAp hnf0Hfki iHo Nass.on fugifffs
Hfe hRNi|nR fol ihflr lIioa on Amoriem
t0Il INn Wnp HIn pffuani ly ihn rlar 4.
Fofnlnmfni AZ erlmnf ihoy dnny 49,,
having NoHla AZ NniN ihny nff0 w
fa'Fnni lei0u ln|ina 5000 COMMITS
f|0Nif F0alN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12
FLOOD DRIVES OUT 5000.


Guthrie, Okla, Dee. l.-As "a result
Of 4s'hour downpour in tho valley Of
the Cottonwood riYer aud rs Tributaries,
tho Cottonwood oyorhoWed here Sunday.
aeFefai hundred homes are partly under
"atef in West Guthrie and 5000 persons
aTe homeless
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12
ALL FRANCE Is AG0G.
over DISCOVERY OF MURDER
OE PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Adolph Steinheil and Nine. Japy Muir
dered, and Nine. Steinheil Is Charg-
ed With the Crimes-Suspicioned for
Demise of EXPIRES. Faure Of France,
But Later Developments Clear Her.

Paris, Dec. All the new light
thrown on the murder of Adolph Stein
he'll and Nine. Japy, which occurred on
the night of May 81, at the home of the
artist, only goes to strengthen the
conviction that Nine Steinheil either
strangled the victims alone, after ad
ministering a narcotic or poison, sub
sequently binding herself to her bed,
or had an accomplish in the person of
a professional criminal.
The body of the murdered painter
has been disinterred and removed to the
morgue, but the surgeons found that
it was in such a state of decomposition
as to make it an impossibility to per
form complete autopsy. They con
tented themselves with the taking of
the viscera for chemical analysis, in
order to determine, if possible any trac-
es of poison. The glasses found at the
time of the murder will also be exam
ined.
1t is now learned that Nine. Steinheil
was receiving the visit of another rich
lover, in addition to Maurice Bordera,
that she would marry him in the event
of her becoming widowed or divorced.
Felix Faure Not Murdered.
Testimony from every quarter seems
to upset completely the charges Of the
royalist press that the late President
Felix Faure was the victim of criminal
dealing, but even M. Dupuy, his prem
Ter, does not deny that Nine Steinheil
was with him shortly before he expired.
She adopted clever ruse to divert sus-
picion from herself at the time Before
going to the Elysee palace she visited
a distinguished painter, to whom she
confded that she was on her way TO
see the president. The following day
the painter received a letter from her.
filled with expressions Of grief at the
death of President Faure, but adding
that unfortunately she was taken III
and was unable to see him. The physi-
clan whom she said attended her at the
time, declared that he never saw her
until long afterward.
Charge Faure Was Poisoned.
The only reason to believe that NJ
faure did not die a natural death is
found in the fact that his body decom-
posed with unusual rapidity and to
offset this there are statements of sew
eral Of the best known physicians Of
Paris, who certified that he died OF
cerebral hemorrhage. The other story.
that Nine. Steinheil was present when
he passed away, seems unfortunately
to be true, and great regret Is ex
pressed that circumstances have nov
compelled the disclosure TO the world
Of this old scandal which the Faure
family and the friends of the former
president thought was buried with bis
body
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-12-12

Nnnaffa1 "a llINa'lHlNi I4aim falda
mHilfa nWUNf iNf M. MONTH laff
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