davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20

The next few days VIII see the addition o.
about 200 horses to the ranks of those In train
Ing al the Emeryvile track. The Forsyth'
string, 30 in number, viii arrive from New
York about Saturday; two carloads from Barne!
Schreiber's farm in Missouri viii be here ol
Friday; a carload Of Fred Cooks horses ar
due from Louisville within & day or two;
carload VIII come from Harry Stover's rancl
st petaluma. the balance of A. B. Spreck els
stable viii be shipped TO the track from Napa
and several carloads are expected from Arcadia
tab and points in the northwest, where racing
Is still going On
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-20

Trainer Andy Blakeley notified Secretary
Treat yesterday that the horses with which he
VIII soon leave New York for the coast will
include Samuel Emery's Arasee, Erbet, Harry
Rogers. Blue Heron and Irish Lace: Mrs. E. r.
Thomss DESTROYS. Marise. Pills Yama, Gatien
Lass and , year old bay FLY by Watercress-
Colonial; and T. ". O'Brien's Chsplet and year
ling colt by Meddler. This viii make q stable
thar should win many races at Emeryville this
winter
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
BANQUET OPENED CONVEN-
TlON.
Ofthe Vermont Y. M. c. A. at Ben
nington Friday Niqht.

Bennington, May 2.-There was atten-
dance of nearly two hundred delegates
and invited guests at the banquet last
evening opening the 39th annual state
convention of the Y. M. G. A., of Yer
mont. States Attorney Robert A. Law
renee presided and responses to toasts
were made by President L. H. Ross Of
the Bennington association, ex-Gov.
John G. Mccullough of North Benning-
ton, State Superintendent of Education
Mason Stone of Montpelier. R. A. Waite,
jr., of New York and w. Knowles Coop
er of Springfield, Mass.
Previous to the banquet the conven-
ton organized by the election of the fol-
ing officers President, DR.. ]. A. Mead,
Rutland vice-president, F. S. Pease of
Burlington and L. H. Ross, Bennington;
secretary, w. H. Carter of Middlebury
college; assistant secretary, Howard Man
digo of Richford. There was short ad-
dress by the Rev. C. Waldo Cherry of
Troy and brief report of the member
ship by Byron N. Clark of Burlington, d.
R. Mahaffy of Proctor, G. B. Gilmore of
Montpelier, G. A. Palmer of st. Johns
bury, w. F. Morony of Island Pond, w.
6. Mason of Enosburg Falls and A. c..
Hunt of Wilder
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
RIPToN.

G. w. Gilmore, who has been stopping
in Rochester for some time. is with us
again.
During the past winter we did not
have harder wind storm than the one
that visited us the night of the Both.
We hear that Mr.. and Mrs. G. Boyn-
toms little daughter, that has suffered so
long, so severely and so patiently, passed
triumphantly away at noon of the Bird
inst.
Barn swallows made their appearance
on the 4th inst, being little behind
schedule. time.
A force of men are engaged in blasting
out the rock beside the road in narrow
places between the village and ii. L.
Woods.
The selectmen are now planking the
covered bridge with three-inch plank.
On the morning of the 3rd inst. we
found three or four inches of newly
fallen, very damp SHOWS with more
coming; temperature of 80 above, an0
trees loaded down with the beautiful,
to such an extent that some were robbed
of their branches.
A. j. Fisher has started on his annua
trip TO Warren and POI ton of New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Clarence Martin and Mrs. Peter
Strack of Rochester are here, owing t
the illness of Mrs. Stracks father, A. q
Chandler.
Our selectmen have been purchasing a
Climax road machine; and brought i
here on the 4th inst. 1t comes very high
ly recommended.
There is meeting of the cemetery
association May 13, Wednesday, at th'
school house village.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08

The annual Junior Prom will immedi-
ately follow the debate. Music for this
occasion will be furnished by Barton of
Burlington. The orchestra is composed
of Vermonts best musical talent and
has gained immense popularity in the
northern part of the State. The best of
music is assured by the regulations of its
members who are widely known. Among
these are G. II. Wilder. Montpelier
flute; Tracey, Burlington, cornet; Nc
Masters, Montreal, drums, and Miss Mash
of Burlington, piano. Refreshments will
be served during the intermission in tn,
hall
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
AUTOIST KILLED.
Bad Accident In Burlington Early
Yesterday Morning..

Robert H. Clark OF 40 Green street, an
employe of the Collision garage on Maple
street, was killed at an early hour yes
terday morning in an automobile acci-
dent on North avenue.
Harry w. Chase of IS Front street,
employed at the Blue store, was seriously
if not fatally injured. and two other
occupants OF the car, Arthur A. Foster,
clerk in Stones shoe store, and Edward
NJ. Laury, chauffeur for the Collision gar
rage, were somewhat injured.
The accident occurred while the four
men were returning from Germain's g
Point, where they had visited Chase's
camp. Laurey was driving the car,
which was a 22.horse power, two-seated
ed Buick touring car, owned by V. A
Bullard.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
A GUSHING OAMSEI-.
Though Very Shy, Has Consented d
to Appear for One Evening
Onlu

Have you seen her: "Charie's Aunt"
Right from Oxford "don't you know"
She comes to Middlebury to appear
In the greatest drama of the year.
May fourteenth is the date
Get your tickets, don't be late
For "Charlie's Aunt" is full of tricks
And gets everything in an awful mix.
See that your buttons are fastened on
tight
Else, like Peggoty's, they'll take flight
For one laugh minute is guaranteed
By "Charlie's Aunt" and her nine col
leagues.
Come early now and avoid the rush.
But keep good natured, if you get in the
crush
And do not miss this lifelong chance
To see the wonder of wonders, "Charlie's s
Aunt"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
SHOT MAN TWICE.
Then Killed Herself. HON @ daI
Insanity the Cause.

Christine Bau, aged 20 years, shot
Louis Neveaux of. Montpelier twice in
the groin and intestines at ten Monday
evening. She then killed herself with a
bullet in the forehead. Nevaux, who
did not know the girl, was walking
up the street and met her nearly oppo-
site the State House. She opened fire
on him and killed herself inside of half
minute. Nevaux was found lying on
the sidewalk bleeding internally and
was hurried to the hospital. There is a
chance for his recovery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
=" The Conviet's Daushter."

The beautiful and thrilling interest, as
old in the powerful melodramatic play.
"The Convict's Daughter" of fathers
love and sacrifice for his daughter, is one
Of the purest stories in thought and
action ever played on the American
stage. Its success, was and has been
instantaneous. Sensational to a degree,
and full of strong climaxes, the story
and events of the play live in your
memory long after all others have faded
into forgetfulness.
Manager Stone should be complimented
upon securing such a strong attraction
as "The Convict's Daughter has proven
itself to be.
At the Opera House. Wednesday, 20.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
GOOD GUNNERY.
Cushing Hill Again High Man in
Gun Club Contest.

The second contest of the Middlebury
Gun club for the championship of Addi-
son county was held Wednesday at the
county fair grounds. Cushing Hill was
high man as in the former contest The
score follows: Gushing Hill, %; R. F.
Pinney, 16; L. S. Knight, 8; N. S. Foote,
81 G. E. Palmer, 81; L. C. Russell, 20; w,
j. Newton, IS; George Shambo, 1S; G. T.
Kidder, 16; Judson Wright, IA; George
Palmer, %.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
Meeting of D. A. r.

Hands Cove Chapter, d, A. R. meet,
according to the yearbook, Tuesday af-
ternoon, May 18th, 1908, at the home of
Mrs. William Jennings, IN Orwell, VT
Committee in charge: Mrs. VIM. Jen,
nings, Mrs. Henry Hibbard, Mrs. Joel
Buell., Mrs. Miner Jones and Miss Delano
The meeting will begin promptly at half
past two.
MABEL c. DELANO,
Historian.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
Middlebury, May 8, 1908.
Inter-ColIegiate D eb a te

The "Ship Subsidy Question will be
debated by the freshman debating clubs
of Norwich University and Middlebury
College at the town hall, Friday, May Is,
at 1880 p. m. Musical numbers will be
furnished by Barton's orchestra of Bur
lington. OF special interest will be a
flute solo by G. H. Wilder.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
Boynton Gets Three Months

New York, May 6.-Instead Of ex,
ploring the wilds of darkest America" 4"
Captain George Boynton, the debonnair
explorer" and former Boston and
Brookline society idol, will break
stones In a New York penitentiary for
the next three months. He was sen.
fenced as hotel beat.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
is A CANDIDATE.
Contrary to Report, Judge Bliss
Will Run for Judge of Probate.

To the Editor of The Register:
Sir-I learn that report is in circula-
tion that have announced that l will
not be candidate again for my present
Office, that of Judge of Probate for the
District of Addison. This is an error.
am candidate for the Office, desire
it and need it. ask my friends in the
district to bear this in mind when dele
gates are chosen.
-.r WIN. H. BLISS.
Middlebury, Nav 6, 1908.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
Church Note 5.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

DR.. Dickinsons moving subject, "The
Peace that Guards" evening, "The Fa-
ther and His Children" At 3 o'clock in
Brooksville, "Just Being Kind"
Professor Wright's class and Bible
school at 1915. Young Peoples meeting
6:45. Thursday evening service 1880.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
MEMORIAL BAPTIST.

The pastor, Rev. Geo. R. Stair, will
preach at both services Sunday. The
sermon subjecls will be: Morning, "The
Sacred Duty of Individual Judgment"
Evening, "What We Really Need"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08

William j. Hickey, aged 70 years, for
half century resident of this city,
dropped dead in his room May 2, after
taking bath.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
METHODIST CHURCH.

Morning subject, "The Comforter has
Come Evening subject, "The Writers
of the Bible. w. H. Washburne, pastor
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08

Eczema. scsld head, hives, itchiness of
the skin of any sort, instantly relieved,
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment.
At any drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-05-08
A Certain Cure for Aching Feet.

Shake INTO your shoes Aliens Foot Ease, a
powder. 1t cures Tired, Aching, Callous,
snoe stores, goo. sample FREE. Address,
Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy, Y.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
Asquith Is Popular.
Origin of Easter.

what is the origin of Easter and
why Is the egg associated with it's
observance. is answered as follows:
Inc festival of the resurrection, like
many other Christian celebrations, is
successor to pagan festival that fell
ABOUT the same time of the year.
Onrlstmas supplanted the yule festi-
VAL Easter, the festival of the god
dess of spring. In both cases the idea
Oh renewal. of birth, was central. The
egg represents the principle of fer
eiii'y; so. too. the rabbit, which also
ngures In Easter symbolism.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
Fruit Boxes Effective Missionaries.

Inc zillah (Wash.) Fruit Growers
association packed in every box OF
apples sent out last summer state
ment that inquiries would be answered
oy the Commercial club of Toppenish.
from the number of inquiries that
nave come in answer to this adver-
usement 1t would seem that every box
made western homeseeker. Inquiries
nave not only come from the United
states out from London and Australia
Inc example of the Zillah orchardists
nisnt well be followed by the fruit
growers of this county.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
OREGON SQUIB3-

Dsspondent because of her intense
physical suffering and the discovery
OF her delicate condition, Alberta
Barker, q years old. committed sui
eide in Portland Sunday.
JOHN Bergevin- rancher in Athena
county. has filed a suit in the Una
ulla county court charging DR.. ]. R.
SDOnogle. an Athena dentist. with the
ruin Of his daughter, Annie Rergevin
aSksns $1,000 damages.
Fritz Ellenberg a young man of
UmzTilla county, met a horrible death
On Butter creek recently. He was
thrown from his horse and. with one
foot hanging in the stirrup. was
dragged considerable distance. sufrer.
ing broken neck and two broken
ribs His home was at the head of
Alkali canyon.
Declaring that sheepmen of Oregon
lost between 81 900. 900 and 81 SOC. 0oo
from rayages of coyotes last year the
board OF sheep commissioners has
asked the state to put bounty on
the animals.
Sheep shearing has begun in Oregon
and several large crews are at worl,
near Arlington.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
MONTANA ITEMS.

John Webb, a well known business
man of Butte, must serve five DAYS in
the county jail and pay to the court
5000 as penalty for contempt of
court Such was the finding of Judge
George NJ Bourquin. Webb was
found guilty of jury tampering in the
case against C. NJ. Boucher. another
merchant
The, discovery of letter among the
papers in the coat of G.. M. HAYDEN
who attempted to murder his wife and
then commit suicide, the affair taking
place in the center of Missoulas busi-
ness district, has proved beyond anv
doubt that the man had coolly planned
the deed and it was only on account
OF poor craftsmanship that his wife
was not instantly killed and also bv
the merest accident that he did not
succeed in shooting himself, his arm
being Knocked upward by the man ac-
companying Mrs. Hayden to her room
before the latter turned and ran down
an alley to save himself. The bullet
passed through Hayden's hat. who
then swallowed morphine, intending
to carry out his purpose. but failed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
QUITS u~ WRESTLING warrss
isIa-ssxsrsrstsniet szss Gns-sh Ea the z.sar

II Nzsr.-
II Frank Gotten III now r1ita wr,ssrISs1.r
champion OF dhs wurfh m Cliir;nrs,
n Friday nGsE,ir the ElHH;iHm lion Harit
eaHGazuifr-. urn ei1lif and after cue Htnru
and 60 minurss cd wrestling. during
which there hat Hssssm MD Tails. aurf. IN
tact, bun EF1iis work On u1ha nrIEn sHu,s
from q standing DGHir1isul Gsnraii hsrrfEs,t
the hlsg HlIsHisar uD the msan. Hun could
nnu Throw him. amt Then DfititzssI him
Irp and again sent him hurting u0
THE fssnrs when, I'D the #ruvuitBs cf AN.
EislsiEssnssrii1lldi[r1 turned I'D Gdrrih with
tile words, I'll give F1p rlsss msnngii..'"
All Through ufts hnr1.. which WIS
r'znltssr Misunderstanding Gs1rEff appeared
un De uiiis eisssVsrzr and Hssrfsr man run
IllAs w1l1frsip came ri En urtasr surprise
Hfsaai1ssnaeiinldtlr aiH1tuasiF rlssflEsssstl tta
l1ssrinsss 1llss nila51sr, and hiis sss.sursts
We're AT luaH 10 atEmuln ton II.
Frank Gotten, vino d,sfssanst1 Gss,Orsue
HsaeheuEsefunlEiu. the Ralsssssasn mta.,a for
Gltss WORLDS wrestling eitsanrv,i.c,,assiiib,,
Next day fsIu Eruf.e effects of the nw,a
hours nlsa1cih. FIFE zr,uHs e:srar and
unnk a long walk w1rib Fasrrnasr B.rruss,
who aeussd al one cd hfs s,sr,orr,fx n
ann NOT tau1g1us'dN be said and WIZ
as0r u1rest when tine n,annIss ss,s5ssa MI
could have gone GU tor hours. I w,c,rBs
be willing r0 nrssr @aesHsnsscstr III I'M.
na'gitn- Id he die.siue.s it,. 4 viii rive
him 4 r's1Ilrm ulssnei1 any niarrle he w:al,rrs
d. MeE1 TIME I viii put linn ON hRs
hack
Specializing OF the new champion.
sa5d-
There M rsD nrsan m am Et,.rf,u-sF H
who has 4 chance wTnh V,o,rr r-ssr, 4
Eoreih- He ks king cd hhz eIEsns.. line n
s1r'ssssssa n1san By far ttczH I ever Esause \
nssC- Atrer going nearby TWO hs0r-rz A
with h1nn my muscles became sraDs
wy fs's1 ALSO gave WAY ON me had
r'aiarl=st 30 enuzEznrlY against the ros
hold that 4 had strained the muscles
q my legs When 4 found nrVsssDf
FsszEsndng I knew There WIZ mo- Ma
sonr1lr11g- This WE the rss:a.suu \
sonGsss1ssG the mareh TO him. r.
larm nnEarrh would nnd Win hack INV
championship
Hac4senaEhn1hdr Ia OF the CONJUNCTION.
la'aH GOGah w2s Oiled I'M soEnse wzF
when he first touched him Gutrfs
zuFs1Iss1 al the idea that he wzs odEsst
md said that he purpusegF did IHrrge OF
10 rr'z1nfng for several days I'D dIeTeBnp
he extensive persp1rzrh0n he showed
D The ring This. he said made hfrn
gipperT-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD
2elT n9lTTRS FINN ALL
PlgIs r TIE aE.


Fire started in the gnsrntif,ne ar
Cranltrrnits b. c., rsasss1rIg. BUT ID WEI
easnias5rdlsitssd before SERIOUS s:arnax:s
was lssrss.-
Aesaig MaasSt0eit, sg'ss1 1s,, wsaf sf,snrr1-
euSeG rsnsslnlF al Csutssrrg1uqzs. Clal
while plagiaIx slsana the transformer al
Ht1s r'rns'sa DumapsdIg plant, and his
body bay ssuuas the WIRES. which car
rbs'd $4,000 VOLTS. for TWO aoaux-
at Los Angeles seven men were I'M
Dirz'1I TWO perhaps farzlnF. when Il
scafiDgIdsng surrounding am astsfsnii1u To
rise municipal wassr plant al ElFssan
park collapsed rgrssunlY.
Jeremiah D. Crowley the FORMER R.o-
ntsan Cath8lfc priest whose erfin5ri.s7rrsx
of eitnrcin affairs and hlLs FELLOW ei.arrrss,-
nisn fn The ChdGags0 disaesse huurgnn
hGn1 under the ban OF an estr8ssfssTifc;au
enuru and ruprsrtEsEr. ia nDw a married
nsszal
DC lss said %sereas1F Of WAN Taft. ezn,-
cl6dtzSe for president. Will wear 4 esau-
set TO recsssns hks gfrrhL Id III IN Rrc~
eessdiul President EN1ssneln may sIs,0
adopt tisss same method
An1SsaaRacor Brlslscfs1assm All Csuussta,,-
rinsoDsss. asss ca5lIs'd THAT e. warasnr1ra.
a Newton eA.zn-p banker was sasor and
KILLED cu a train from Damascus by a H
Snrng Syrian who Says ut waz aard-
6euaal
by the Ut5srsnEsss OF IT'S Leaders tte \
Mormon ehzurch hszs enlisted IN q cam
nsaasn for local option and wIrhnrssrss
proabb5tlc.a
Taft managers eIafna Ny Delegates
srr OF xYs. the total sasesesd 10 date. not N
cn@nshng amy delegations contested
After comparatively long period of
Inactivity esvpnteufe5teux have again hss-
zrm to make trouble for limited Eusaess
secveS service agents.
There Will be camse for nnarveg5nx A
If the house pzAze;s the AAdrfnh eur
remcY b5Bl I'M the face OF the repeated
and numerous proaesaz made against
IL by bankers, merchants. chambers of
commerce and many other commercial
organizations
John D. Leech Of illinois,. nOw public
prfnter I'm the Philippines. has been
appointed Dwbgfc PRINTER al Washing
tOa- He succeeds Public Printer Still
ingx
The crisis fn the diamond industry. /,
which IL largely dine to the cessation
OF the American demand for the
stones. is acute In the old country
Over 100 guests at the La Fzyesre
hotel at MeadvflIe. Pa were cona-
PEELED 10 make a hurried exit I'm their
might choShes recently. when fire de-
sxsOyed the hotel square. causing
EOss estimated al t10Sy 300
The democratic conventBOn in the :
defeated a resolution con-
6emn5ng the Taft administrator Of
the islands By one vote
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18
DEMANDS LemoynEs SECRET


London, April s.-The magistrate Of
the Bow street police court has issued
on order to the bank in this city which
holds the envelope alleged to contain
Henry Lemoyne's formula for making
diamonds to surrender this document
to the French authorities demanding
It, Lemoyne Is under arrest In Paris,
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses from Sir Julius Charles
Wernher Of the DcBeers Mining com
pany. Counsel for the bank bruskly
declined to obey the order today.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18

Byron PARKER. the Spokane bow who
mas spent the last few years I'm tn
UNITED States navy, fl hnrn@ ON q 1e
Gays leave OF absence Parker Ia one
OF the best athletes ever turned out AZ
the Spokane high school and ia NOW
stationed On the taarlesnfD Nebraska
The Nebraska makes the trim around
the world with the Atzlznrfc fleet and
several Spokane boys will GezTe with
the navy HotflIz- Parker PLAYED = hzIt
On the Nebraska football team last
year
IL liz reported that John Middleton
Last years football coach al The Trut-
versfrg Of Idaho. may be head coach
at the University Of Washington this
fall. and as his chief assistant he Will
probably have Johnny Bender, who
coached the team al the Washington
State college at Pullman. sars a Seat
tie report
By a score Of Il to 10 the Prosser
high school gfrls' team won against
the Sunnystfe high school girls in a
basket ball game
Arthur l. Lewis. manager of the
track team al the Washington State
college, is working hard together
with Coach Kiesel and Captain Hahn.
TO Gurn out a winning track team al
Pullman
Where is Pitcher CIaHfnz The
Butte baseball management is worry
ing about the big twirler who has
neglected to report
Joe Cans and Battling Nelson have
been matched for fight at catch
weights, to take place in F-ssco dur
ing May
yienna--In the ninth round OF tie
international chess tournament Satur-
day Marshall, the American, beat Bar
deloben Of Berlin In brilliant style.
Teichmann of London defeated Joiner,
the other American player Schlechter
and Duras now lead the tournament
Rawhide, Nev.-RiIey Grammar, the
noted turf pIunger. died here Satur-
day
Maurice Thompson, the Butte light
weight, lost a four-round go on a de
cision to Peter Sullivan in San Fran.
cisco last week.
In the first game Of the 1908 season
in the Pacific Coast league San Fran
cisco defeated Portland by to o.
For the third year In succession
Cambridge Saturday won the varsity
race, defeating Oxford by the hand
some margin of about two and a half
lengths.
Glasgow.-The football game be-
tween England and Scotland, which
more than 100000 people attended
yesterday and at which there was
much excitement, ended in draw, the
score being one goal each
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18

House Committee Starts Investigation
Of Charge

An investigation to determine
whether anything Is being done pur-
poseIy TO retard the development Of
the territory Of Alaska has been get
on foot by Representative Hamilton Of
Michigan, chairman Of the house com
r1Ittee on territories
There have been persistent rurnors
that big interests are at work retard-
ing the railroad development Of the
territory In the hope that they may
thus secure valuable Land concessions
at nominal prices on the theory that
the lands are worth nothing because
there IA NO means Of transportation
Mr. Hamilton wants congress to
look into these charges.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-04-18

inclusive, has been set aside as clean
ing week All Spokane
Blown 80 feet by blast OF dyn4-
1riire and Internally torn to pieces mas
the r.srrIhgs fate OF Charles Norman
and Thsudnre EOfstzd. who were
working an 4 s@-fOOt cut at Spokane
Camp on the Spokane. Portland d.
S,eaanIe excavation
The result OF the accidental Ell
pIIussiuu of an znedFlene gas tank at
Prdnesunn- Is miles east Of Palcuse,
Sanur6zF. IL TIE village schOOIhOuse Is
In ruiins,. one mans hand fs nearly
blown off and a woman Ii seriously in
5rrssd
No more shall the familiar click Of
the pool ball be heard in WzItsburg on
Sunday. nor shall the card game be
allowed TO Tempt the unwzry youth
The City council has stopped IL
One OF the h5ggesr wheat sales made
I'M Adams county this season WAS made
r'sst,surlF. w5en B. l. Sutton of Rattle
,Ils,1,,ro-- r.o--r.,-.1- * s.asa $50. -
br,r...ss-n uE0esr INA On o.oo $500 ~
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In recognition Of the fact that the
growth Of the Catholic church is more
rapid in the United States than in any
other country, the pope is to close the
Easter period with general promotions
Of American church authorities.