The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • 6

rf IDAJIO DAILY STATESMAN: TUESDAY JULY 29 Ia32 PERSONAL MENTION DEATH OF MRS THOMAS DONALDSON Glycerin One-Sixth A They Will Perfect Thorough and Immediate Organization EXPECT TO SELL IN BIG LOTS Half the worth of a good toilet soap is the but costly There was never another moderate price soap made one-sixth pure glycerin S0DA THAT SATISFIES Have you ever noticed that some soda water doesn't satisfy thirst That's because the water is too lightly charged and is flat and dead or is too heavily charged and is nearly all gas and foam or is not sufficiently cooled od else the syrups are deficient in quality or quantity Not so with our soda it is uni- formly charged to the correct pressure we use an abundance of ice our syrups are of the best quality that money can' produce I and we use them liberally We want to increase our popularity and good soda alone will do it Every- Shipping Point to Have Branch of the Main Fruit Will Sell in Ten-Car Lots Instead of by Case or Box Moore has received information of the death of Mrs Thomas Donaldson in Philadelphia on Thursday last from apoplexy Mr and Mrs Donaldson' were residents of Boise several years prior to 1875 and were widely known here They enjoyed -the confidence of the people to a marked degree and Mrs Donaldson was beloved for her many qualities of mind and heart and all her old friends will be pained to learn of her death She was about 55 years of age The news of her demise was sent by Thomas Donaldson her son In talking of Mr and Mrs Donaldson yesterday Mr Moore said Mr Donaldson came here as register pf the land office about 1869 He was afterward appointed superintendent of construction of the penitentiary In 1875 he was named as commissioner to the Centennial exposition and was selected by the national commission to make a collection of minerals from all the western mining states It was a magnificent collection he secured and it was afterward turned over to the Smithsonian institution Mr and Mrs Donaldson settled in Philadelphia after the exposition and Mr Donaldson devoted himself to literary' pursuits During his residence in Idaho Mr Donaldson gathered up a mass of material fibm which he Intended to write a history of the state He was engaged in that work when he died a few years ago His son has undertaken to complete It Mr Donaldson was a collector of Indian- arid other curio and at his home in Philadelphia he had several rooms filled with them Mr and Mrs Moore and their family were guests of the Donaldsons as often as they visited Philadelphia and were always splendidly entertained their hosts having a warm place in their hearts for this state and friends who made their homes here i i MUSICAL PRODIGY ARRIVES IN BOISE BALLOU LATIMER CO LTD Druggists Opposite City Hall Boise Perkins of Soldier is in towh George Rhea of Weiser left for home yesterday Lot Feltham of Weiser left yesterday for home Lovejoy a Weiser attorney arrived in the city last evening CFleharty left -for Payette yesterday for a week's recreation Simpson government entomologist left for Weiser yesterday afternoon i I i I Whitney the Payette nurseryr man returned home yesterday afternoon Rev Wright and family leave on a camping trip to the Wood river country Mrs Johnson and Mr and Mrs Condron of Spokane are making a tour of Yellowstone park Cooke superintendent of the public schools at Wallace left yesterday afternoon for home Fred Davis of Silver City is in the city having recently returned from a trip to Thunder Mountain Captain Clark arrived yesterday afternoon from Pittsburg and will leave in a few days for Thunder Mountain Johnson of Armour who has been taking in the sights in Boise left for Portland and Puget Sound Points yesterday Mrs A Ewing of Mankato Minn arrived in the city yesterday to join her husband and take up permanent residence In this city Monroe in town from Emmett to secure treatment for a serious affliction in the nature of abcesses which have broken out over his body Mr and Mrs A Reynolds of Indian-ola la who have been sight-seeing in Boise for several days left for 'La Grande Ore yesterday afternoon A Ray of Armour who has been -looking over the possibilities of Boise valley with a view to locating left for Portland and Puget Sound points yesterday A Swain will leave Sunday for a visit of over a month with his mother in Massachusetts Mrs Swain is visiting in Grand Rapids Mich: at the present time and will join her husband and go with him on his eastern trip Mr and Mrs A McGee and party from Pittsburg who have been stopping at the Idanha for several days left yesterday for the mountains They will establish a camp on Rock creek and expect to remain there about two yesterday which they paid SUDOEN DEATH OF JOHN TWIGGS AT DETROIT At the fruit meeting: Saturday evening? it was decided to notify the growers at every shipping: point and ask them to organize at once a branch association of the state organization The object of this Is to have the fruit growers in close touch witheach other in order that they may not only keep posted on prices but may act unitedly and not bid against each other when buyers are here from the east A great advantage of such an organization will be the ability to sell in lots consisting of several cars Jfa this way the profits of several small commission men do not have to be paid as the fruit can be sold direct to the big dealers who will not bother with single car lots A system of grades can be established so that a grower's entire crop can be sold cars here in Idaho for the cash and without delay The plan meets with the earnest approval of the largest growers in this vicinity The state horticultural inspector A McPherson and several others equally interested will see to it that notices are sent to all the orchard-ists at every shipping point in this district and they hope soon to have an Ironclad organization effected Shelby of Weiser is president of the association and Dr Ustick of this city is the secretary It is the queen of transparent soaps the finality in the art of soap making We spent 25 years in learning how to produce- it 1 JAMES KIRK COMPANY CHICAGO TVfllffl bncoiotl LundiySoapWrappen exchanged for YVllllO Klloololl valuable premium Write for list IMPORTANT SUIT FILED IN DISTRICT COURT Riverside Park Scores 1 a Great Hit by Securing Frankie Ritchie the Blind Boy Pianist from Port land for Every Night This Week The immense crowd which visited Riverside park last night were amazed and delighted with Frankie Richter the blind boy pianist He is certainly a wonder Here is what the Portland Journal says of him: "The Journal March" a remarkable composition of Frankie Rftchter a blind boy of 14 living In Portland was played by Signor De Caprio orchestra at the Hotel Portland on Tuesday evening Competent critics have pronounced "The Journal March" a masterpiece of composition and Indications are that It will become Immensely popular When Mrs Kerfoot Charges William Morris with Defrauding Her Out of Some Residence Property in This Serious Allegations Are Made Mary Kerfoot plaintiff vs William Morris Morris and Pritchard Is the title of a case filed in the district court yesterday morning Mrs Kerfoot is a widow with two children who resides at 912 Jefferson street and earns a livelihood by keeping boarders and roomers Mrs husband left a little insurance money when he died and she Invested that in some ground in Resse-gule addition upon which two small Telegram Yesterday' Morning Conveys Sad News to His Family and Many Friends in He Had Completed His Work and Was Ready to Start Home The many friends of John Twiggs houses are located' There was a mort-1 hIs clty were shocked yes- gage on the property when she pur terday morning when the word quickly chased It that she has not been able I wen that a telegram had been original manuscript was shown tb 'received annoUBCing hi deith In signor De Caprio the famous band and cause and the Ume orchestra director he at once recognized of the death were not given and to pay and the matter has caused her much worry According to Mrs statements a Cripple Creek were Its unusual quality and proceeded to LEGAL NOTICES Alias Summons In the distHct court of the Third judicial district state of Idaho in and for Ada county Eva Hedrick Galyon plaintiff vs EL Galyon defendant Allas summons The state of Idaho sends sreelng to Galyon defentdanL You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by said plaintiff in the said district court and to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff filed' therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this county or if served out of this county but within this judicial district within twenty days or if served elsewhere within forty days The said action is brought to secure ajudgment dissolving the bonds of matrimony between yourself and the plaintiff and awarding the' plaintiff the custody of her minor child Belle Galyon Said action Is brought upon the ground that on July 21st 1895 at Butte California you were duly convicted of felony also that you have failed to provide plaintiff with the common necessaries of life and that on November 1st' 1891 you abandoned and deserted said plaintiff all of which has continued to this date And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as above required the said plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint Attest my hand and the seal of the district court of the Third judicial district state of Idaho' in and for Ada county this 14th day of July 1902 WICKERSHAM (Seal) Clerk By 0 ELLSWORTH Deputy Clerk MARTIN MELROY Attorneys for Plaintiff Notice to Creditors Estate of Mads Nielsen deceased Notice Is hereby given by the un-I derslgned Walter Bruce executor of the last will and testament of Mads Nielsen deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within 10 months after the first publication of this notice to the said executor at the Boise City National bank Boise county of Ada state of Idaho Dated July 15 1902 WALTER BRUCE I Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Mads Nielsen Deceased DUNTON Attorney for Executor Sprinkling Tax Notice Notice is hereby given that the sprinkling tax levied against property fronting or abutting upon the sprinkled streets of Boise City Idaho will be due and payable at the office of the city clerk of said city August 1st 1902 and If not paid by'or before the 2d day of September 1902 the same will be delinquent on the 3d day of September 1902 A penalty of 20 per cent will be added to all dellnquincies together with the cost of collection DEAN PERKINS City Clerk Jrlr 21st 192 What the Premium Are Like Diamond Soap Wrappers can bo woIimM for all sorts of useful and attractive articles Our Illustrated hook describing all and picturing many of these premiums is sent on request A postal will bring it Just to Show you what the premiums are like and how easily they can be secured note this list For 10 Wrappers: 5-inch Nut Crackers made of steeL very strong 0 Beauty Pins assorted colors or 6 Cellu-lold Hair Pins large size For25 Wrappers: Skirt Hanger: Bracelet: Baseball or Doll Jointed and dressed For 85 Wrappers: Fair Indian dubs or Sofa Pillow Cover For 100 Wrappers: Printing Press Salad Dish or Able (noth For 300 Wrappers: Camera Berry Set Bough Rider Clock or pair Opera Glasses For 400 Wrappers: Family Scales Rochester Lamp or Columbia Zither Scad for the NOW whUo yon think of It Premium Dept Tbe Cudahy Packing Col So Omaha Neb arrange to Introduce it into his repertoire A band and orchestra arrangement of the music was made at his request and last evening for the first time in public the strains of "The Journal' were wafted on the air at the Portland hotel concert conducted by Signor De Caprio The piece made a decided and It is certain that It could not have had a more auspicious Introduction at the hand of a more skilled leader than the tarentetT De Caprio It was the good fortune of a Journal representative to be present at' an Impromptu recital given to a ffew friends at fils home Having groped' li Is way to the Instrument and seated himself' he fumed fils sightless eyes in the direction of his visitors and asked ih the most simple unaffected manner: "What would you like?" The visitors fearing lest they might embarrass Klin by se Ibctlng something that he would be unable to readier suggested that lie play from MS own choice "Very well" Me said "nt play you one of my own: compositions" For moment his fingers wandered it is supposed to have been very sudden Mrs Twiggs received a letter from him on Saturday and at the time of writing this letter her husband was in the best of health She states be had been a sufferer from asthma for a number of years and asevones he died as a result of this disease an acute attack having been brought on perhaps by the hot weather Mr Twiggsr had been is Detroit and other eastern cities about three weekS-on business connected witli the FossSD oil lands in which he was heavily interested His latest letters Indicated he had been quite successful in his business having' organized three companies to the lands and drill for oil Mrs Twiggs is of the opinlocihe overworked in order to -get his business settled leaving him In a bad condition- to repulse an attack cfl his old enamy The news reached Boise in the form: of a telegram from William Coartfett an attorney in Detroit who is an Gt'd friend of the Twiggs family to TL-Watters The deceased leaves a wIcBsw and three all daughters One of man by the name of William Morris roomed at her house and represented to her that he could get the troublesome loan renewed if she would give him a deed to the premises and that if she did not give him a deed the mortgage would he foreclosed and they would take her furniture also The deed was delivered and Morris paid Mrs Kerfoot $50 It is claimed that her equity in the property is worth $800 to $1000 Morris mortgaged the property for $850 and then deeded it to his brother Friends of Mrs Kerfoot have come to her assistance and the above suit has been brought to make Morris disgorge The prafyer'of the plaintiff reads as follows: Plaintiff prays that the court may decree First that the conveyance from William Morris to James Morris Is fraudulent and void and of no effect second that defendant Pritchard has no Interest or estate In the premises under dispute third that the defendant "William Morris be required to re- convey the said premises to plaintiff or that some person be appointed by tbe court to make a conveyance from de-: endants William and James Morris to said plaintiff and for such other rrelief as equity and good conscience miay require them Mrs Maxey lives at Wash- eoftly almost lovingly ever the' key-bum Wis The other two drace and Gladys are at the family residence isuiujr aiiuuoi 1U11U6V1 jjDoard- then he plunged into the grandest march the writer has ever heard 3 Article Worth i Having 422 Idaho with their mother The deceased was born in St Albans VL 52 years ago came west to Burlington la where he was-- married' to Miss Mary Mask who with- her lusband moved to Mibhlgan City Ind where Mr Twiggs was master mechan-c for the Lake Shore Michigan-Southern railway for 15 years Mr and Mrs Twiggs afterwards resided at Ashland Wis at Detroit and for a time in the Indiana gas belt where Mr Twiggs wag successful operator They came to Boise only a little over a year ago The funeral will take place at: St All-bans Vt for the reason that Mr: father who is 89 years of age lives there arid his two brothers- resale in that vicinity POLICE COURT James Lamb W1 Stevens and John Walker were tried in the police court yesterday morning Lamb was found guilty of having been drank' and was fined $1 and costs He was sent to jail being unable to settle Stevens and Walker were convicted on the charge of disorderly conduct and were each fined $5 and cdsts They were also sent up not having the necessary funds Nellie Adams who 'was arrested Sunday evening for drunkenness and was released on bond did not appear and her bond was declared forfeited John Fannen was arrested In a drunken condition last evening and locked up In the city jail He will have a hearing in police court this morning If he gets sobered up by that time Surely such music was never written There could be no question in the mind' any listener that the production was original Such execution such harmony such wondrous combinations of tone such expression could be' produced only by a master of the instrument and the conception of such music could only beftamd! tn the mind of a genius Tones so expressive so real harmony so-perfect could only come from the very soul of Itself from an Inexhaustible fount- of harmony where each note gives birth to others and pours a flood1 of entrancing melody forth to carry the listener to the point of ecstacy Other selections followed Selections from operas that are masterpieces of composition and that require a execution were played! by him with1 ease and to which he added harmony andi counter-harmony producing an effect that the boldest performer would hesi- tate to attempt even though he felt eapabte of doing ft His rendering of the storm scene from the opera "WlSXam Tetrvwas beyond description words fail to conrey any idea There ia no such thing as com- parison for there Is nothing to compare it to Under his magic touch it becomes something new there Is nothing llkeit The talent of this musical wonder Js not such genius cannot be taught His is a grift from heaven If the writer were a believer In the thought of reincarnation It would not be a hard matter to Imagine that in the body of this frail boy were the reincarnation of the spirits of Mozart Bach Beethoven Liszt At the age of 7 he appeared before critical Chicago audiences and by his brilliant work disarmed criticism and won most flattering applause During the last few years the boy has been growing so rapidly that his strength has not been equal eal My er Proposals for Construction of Exposition Building Sealed bids are Invited for the construction of a fair building as per plans' and specifications on file in the office of Fair Association in city halL Bids will be opened on Saturday August 2 1902 at 8:30 The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids By order of the board AUGUST MORITZ Assistant Secretary Notice' for Bids Sealed bids will be received until the first day of August 1902 for the moving of school house in district No 41 located three riiiles west of Meridian Ida The house is a 1-story frame 20-x30 feet- No foundation the building is to be moved about one-fourth mile HOTEL ARRIVALS 4 Mitchell Lead Tom Jenkins Harney county Ore Smith Harney county Ore Fred Richter and son Portland Augustine Huntington William Bell Portland J' Emery New York City A Donald New York City George Hartley Weiser A Solios Weiser I Stull Nampa Dave Thompson Nampa Conners Chippewa Falls Wis Murphy Neal Ida Chase Ontario A Wilson Nampa A Hunter Centerville Mrs Hyatt and daughter Butte Mont Mrs A Ewing Mankato Minn Perkins Soldier Lovejoy Weiser Rene Hazelton Pearl A Titus West Superior Wis Dave Somerville Dewey Roberts' Caldwell Allen New-berg Ore Blattrier army Fred Davis Thunder Mountain McDonald Democrat John Burgess Spearflsh Ennlson Kackley Kas Brown Weiser William Taylor Thunder Mountain Gust Carlson Emmett Goble Reynolds Andrew Dowling Highland A Merday Napoleon Lounsberry Boulder Colo Sherrill Ashville George Morgan Ashville John Erickson Idaho City Peter Monaghan Missouri Joe Howard Thunder Mountain Fred Wieland Pittsburg Pa Barten Chicago George Bredehoft Neal Charles Balbach Neal James Mutch Portland Louis Whitney Pittsburg John Kelly Brooklyn Royse Sumpter Captain N' Clark Pittsburg Erjtel arid wife Chicago John Hodson Neal CW Griggs Salt Lake The Toggeryf Op posite the Idanha Hotel PICTURE FRAMING For the next 60 days we will frame Pictures at greatly reduced -rates Our Fall Line of Moulding which will least and one-half mile south from the1 be here about September 1 is the very I present site A IE tVEKNEIS Real Estate and Insurance City and Farm Property latest and finest to be had and has been selected especially far the Fall and Holiday Trade We will absolutely guarantee al! our work I Tbe Boise Upholstering Mattress Co 1C14 Idaho 8tresL Wanted a House Wanted a furnished house for man and wife( No children Best of references furnished Address care Statesman New Light and Power Company See the New Electric Power company before contracting for wiring lights or power Full line supplies Office and salesroom 612 Main street BEAL Chairman A STALKER Clerk address Meridian Ada county 1 Idaho 1 The Bulletin at 40 cents month will satisfy many a thirst for a real Ing newspaper SEE MY COMPLETE LIST Ranches on easy terms Fruit farms Money to loan low Interest to the task of public appearances and the world has heard nothing from him But the time is not far distant When his fame will ring around the world A WERNER' Room 3 Pioneer Building.