The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-04-28

Positive assurance comes from New
tend the annual frontier celebration
In Cheyenne, Wyo., this year.
1919!
Two boys were recently arrested at
Logan, Utah, after making a second
attempt to wreck train on the Ore
gon Short Line The boys had fas
tened 3x4 timber to the rails with
a piece of barbed wire and but for
the watchful eye of the engineer a
serious wreck would have resulted.
The northeast corner of the Utah
hotel in Salt Lake City was recently
badly wrecked by dynamite. Windows
in adjoining buildings were broken,
and the total damage is estimated at
several thousand dollars. 1t is thought
to be the work Of two men who were
seen running from the place.
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A few days ago William Jennings
Bryan was ordained an elder in the
Westminster Presbyterian church of
Lincoln, Nebr. Following the ordina-
tim he was selected as delegate-at-
large to the ecumenical council of the
Presbyterian church, to be held at
Edinburgh, Scotland in June.
III
From Rome comes the report that
rumors are afloat there, emanating
from responsible sources, to the effect
that Cardinal Merri Del Val may lose
his position as papal secretary The
pope heartily regrets, as do all the
cardinals, the unfortunate incident in
connection with Colonel Roosevelts
i~;{ fC,- he
unpleasant affair centers on Cardinal
Merri Del Val.
M. ]. Scholey, mayor Of Kenosha,
Wis, introduced new feature into po-
litics when he distributed five thou
sands bars Of soap as means of call
ing attention to his candidacy for re-
election The soap, which was of or
binary toilet size, bore on one side in
raised letters Purity Soap" while on
the other side was picture of the
mayor and the inscription, "a Clean
ADMINISTRATION"
An army OF nearly 10000 census
enumerators are marching over the
country, armed with big books and
many questions. They are meeting
with many and varied experiences
Said one to Mrs O'Grady:
How many times have you beer
married.
"Twicet, num-"
"And how many children have you
had?"
"I've three. One by the third wife
av me second husband, an two by the
second wife av me first
~!
A Washington dispatch says: "Witf
banners afloat, finery aflutter, ant
occupying a procession of taxicabs
nearly mile long, the suffragists II
convention here, moved on Capita
hill, Monday, and presented to con
gress 100000 individual demands TO
votes for women The mammoth ma
tiona1 petition was divided into it'll
ones, each tied with a bit of yellow
ribbon and grouped into little bun
dies of convenient size for a suffra
gette to carry under her arm. Sena
tors and representatives from ever
state received some part of that peti
ton.
Theodore Roosevelt, as the guest c
Paris, was royalty entertained Pres
ident and Nine. Fa1lieres gave din
ner for 104 guests at the Elysee palac
in Colonel RooseveIt's honor TIL
entire palace was illuminated an
guards lined the stairways. A receI
ton followed the dinner. Many nots
bles of the French literary and scie1
tif1c world and number of promineI
persons of the American colony wei
present. During the reception lite
airy and musical program was rende
ed by artists from the Coincide Fral
caise and the opera
iiil
A race riot has been raging in Col
man, Texas, recently. Twelve negro'
were badly beaten, one white man Sc
lousy injured and the entire negl
population, between $50 and 200 me
women and children, were driven o,
of town. There were practically I
negroes in Coleman until the San
Fe began using negro labor on col
structfon work. This was resented
the people Of Coleman and the trol
Bile which had been brewing since Il
negroes appeared there, eliminated
the fight with negro. The mob quic'
ly gathered and all the efforts of Il
mayor and other officials were usele
and ignored by the angry mob.
I'll!
i
OF the miners who were entombed
the Cherry mine on last November
is practically completed. The la
bodies recovered were found in
small cavern about twenty fe
square. They sought refuge there al
constructed crude fan of boards
keep the air in circulation. On o.
of the boards was written in chal
"All alive November a. The 1ette
found in their pockets were
blurred by water that it was impos'
BILE to read them. In the belt of o
of the miners was found $140, in a
other $3.50 and in third $172 7
mine is soon to be opened up for c
Grafton.
!!!!
Mrs. Hetty Green, the worlds. rie
est woman and picturesque figure
financial circles is to retire from