The Idaho Statesman from Boise, Idaho • Page 9

wsey THE IDAHO STATESMAN WHEN THEY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1902. If i THIRD INTERNATIONAL EXPOSI- TION AT CHICAGO. in Readiness for the Open- Far Any Exhibition of tho Kind in the World--Largo Attendance. Expoetod. Chicago, FOV.

27-Everything In readinen fok- 'the informal opening Saturday of the third International Stock exposition at the stock yards in this city. The exposition this year will be one-third larger than last year, making It far ahead of any other exhibition In the world in point of number of entries, generaf interest and educational influence. Many of the foreign countries have recognized the Importance of the exposition by naming representatives to come as delegates or notifying their diplomatic and Industrial representatives in this country tb attend and make a full report of the progress and conditions of live stock as shown in the exhibits and In the competitive events Railroad officials and the exposition managements estimate an attendance of half a million people from outside the city of Chicago, and great 'eTforts have been made to provide accommodations for this throng of visitors. On Wednesday a new building pro- Tided by the Union Stock Yards company as permanent headquarters for the Pure Bred Live Stock Record associations of the United States and Canada, a direct result of the scope of the International exposition, will be dedicated by Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson and the governors of a number of agricultural states who have accepted invitations to attend. SPANISH AGITATION.

Prohibition Against Catalan Language Causes Trouble. Madrid, Nov. serious aglta- tton Is threatened In Barcelona over the outcome of the publication of decrees prohibiting the recitation of the catechism in the Catalan language and making the teaching of the Spanish language compulsory. The students at Barcelona made a demonstlfetion today and were charged by the ctyil guard and dispersed. The civil gu afterward occupied the university Heated debates are proceeding In the rhaniber of it deputies on the subject of 'home rule or Catalonia STEAMER SUNK.

The Sylvanus Macy Goes Down in Storm on Lake Erie. Detroit. 2 7 I furious gate on Lake Krie Sunday night, the a sprung a leak off Point irrell. Ontario, and plunged to the bottom probably dirrylng her entire i hei barge Mabel Wilstjn was b-mg towed ny the Macy. aw i fiom the steuirer in the darkness and su eroded in sailing up (he lake to Anihervburg where she arrived IVs The Ha owned by Ralph A Co of DetroH was injured for JH.OOO She is one of the older type of wooden steamers i "I suppose 1 I say to the genla olJ granfather, "that Thanksgiving day is a great day i you." "Indeed it is," responds.

tie children and grandchildren come to eat dinner us" I "And you, no doubt, are duly and properly thankful'" am-pon fie day after, anyway" TEACHING OF PHYSICS. Campaign to Be Started in United Chicago. Nov. the public schools of the States devote less attention to arlthmetic-and more attention, to physics Is the object of a campaigii marked out by the Central Association of Piysics Teachers, which owns Its first annual convention 'lere tc-morrow Two hundred and fifty teachers of chemistry and phsles from the schools and.colleges of; the middle west are expected to take ptart In the meeting, and to aid in for.mlng a natfonal organization that will arouse the whole country to the value! of hese two studies. Representatives from the unl- 1 i' ii i i i n.

ji bi i i 1 AMBASSADOR Td GERMANY VISIT- ISG IN PARIS. Expects to Go to Berlin Early in December and Present His to Emperor William--Further of Vijit to Czar. LADRONE CAMPAIGN. Constabulary Waging Vigorous Warfare Against Them. Manila.

Nov constabulary are carrying out an aggressive campaign against the ladrones in the northern part of the island of Leyte and in the Island of Billran. Inspector Crockett with a force of constabulary engaged the ladrones six times near the village of Ormoc on the south coast of Leyte, and killed 39 of them. Corporal Montague at the head of another de- tachmen.t of Constabulary, defeated a band of ladrones near Tkllbaugh, on Bilirmn Island, killing 13 and capturing of Xp.v 27--Ambassador Tower today callec on Ambassador Portei, and latrt-, th Mr. Portt'r and othem he attendee a given by Geherjal Mr Tower i remain here days, tfolng to Berlin eaily in Oecem jpr, he present his credentials to Emperor William as ambassador to Geimany Ambassador Tower has concluded a two weeks' toui! in, the inter or of Russia The Russian authorities nished the ambassador i a sumptuous car and he attended by Russian offlitiais i his Journey. When Mr.

presented his letters of recall to the czait at Lhldia his majesty referred with the utmost cor- dlalijy to his udmliation of America and Amei leans, and evihced deep interest in American institutions. He inquired particularly about 'President Roosevelt and I the circumstances attending his recent accident. The eiar was highly gratlfled.at Mr Tower's assurances that the president's injury would not have lasting effects The ambassator tn thle cordiality of his reception at Lividia as another evidencb of tie sincere fiienJT- ship entertained by Russia for the United States. versities of Chicago, Michigan and Wisconsin and from Northeastern university- i speak on tie question from a collegiate point of ewl AT CULE3RA. I Arrival of Torpedo Flo ilia Reported to Navy Department.

Washington Nov 27i-- The navy department is fdvlsed of the arrival of torpedo otll a at Culebra, under command of I ieutenant Chandler. The Scornlon and Leyden are reported DIED FFOM EXCITEMENT. St. Louis, Nov. caused by a local footbaJl game today caused the' sudden death of Rev John J.

Earth of the German Methodist Ep scopal by apo- plelcy. This was the (first football game he ihad, ever wlthessed. He was, i 58 d. SWINDLER ARRESTED. Cotton Exporter in Trouble in New York.

New York. Nov 27--William Landau, said to be a wealthy cotton exporter of Texas, was arrested here today on suspicion of being connected with a swindle Involving, It Is said, the ram of $200.000 or more. The firm alleged to teen swindled is that of Tnalman A Co, bankers of city The detectUes took every precaution to prevent the news of the arrest becoming public, and It was admitted ot midnight only when the assistant district attorney stated that the prisoner was at polite headquarters. For Bad Cold. If you have a bad cold you need a good reliable rfiedieine like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to loosen and re- Here It, and to allay 4ne Irritation and Inflammation' of the throat and lungs, for sale by all Dissolution The partnership heretofore existing between George Baldwin and Cyrus Morehead, und4r the firm name of Baldwin ft Morehead, Is hereby dissolved by the mutual consent of the parties hereto.

All debts of every kind or nature due and owing br the said flrtn will be paid by the aald George Baldwin Witness our hands, this 2.st day of November. 1902. GEOTOE BALDWIN, CYR-JS B. MOREHEAD. Thanksgiving day at Chrigtensen'g tfaacmg academy- Matinee at 4 p.

m. Offend ball in the, at 9 o'clock, Don't pay high prices for butter. See country roll at 22V4c per pound. Cole Grocery Co, 11? South Ninth A A A ADVICES. Two Men Shot on Street Car Die fro it Havana, Nov 1 two mtn wounded yestercay evening while on a street car by siots flred, from neighboring houses, died today.

There have been no 'urthfer disturbances. The mayor has ordered the police to arrest all the occupants of' the houses from which the shots may have be fired at the street cars yesterday. The special in charge 6f the rioting cases hae ordered the arrest of Aranauto Cervantes, editor of the Re- concentrado, on charges of sedition. UNUBUA SERVICES. Join with at Springfield, O.

Springfield, O. Nov. unusual service was held! -oday In which- the of the Ftnt CongregatlonaJ church joined Ohev Seducih congregation, tho fashionable Jewish church of the city. The union service was the Mi't of a destrubtive flre in which the church was burned congregations read responsively from the Hebrety prater aook and sang from the Catngregationtil hymnal. HERR KRUPP'S CHARACTER.

Inquiry Completely It and Be Procecuted. Rome, Nov. 27-t-An Inquiry Inctltut- ed In the concernlite the late Herr Kruppjat Is and ft-saW to have completely cleared Herr Mrupb't and tNat In consequence th gOA-ernment will prosecute the newspapers wnich milde the statements. I I 1 TRAIN WRECK. Indiana xlls Indi, Nov.

27 --The Big Four passenger train leaving here at 12-05 a. is reported wrecked near Avon, Ind, 30 miles from Indlanapol s. A special train Is be ng up to carry physicians to the scene of the wreck. Casua ties not known RIORDAI4 IN NEW YORK. jNewj Vork, Noy.

27 Archbishop Rlordan of Sar Francisco arrived from Liverpool on tie steamer Celtic. I PARD SAYS', the Woum ed Bird That, Of course It mrts (the other fellow) when we can sell as good pianos for $200 that he irust sell for $300 to get out even, NRut then, wefve always told you that wj. knew how to buy goods to save money for our customers. We Invite a thorougi nvestigatlon and comparison. We sell no stencil goods, only' pianos anc organs from the lead- Ing factories of worldJ What can one say against such pianos as A B.

Chase, Decker, Mathuahek, Sehafter, Schubert and Cable? And when you run up against the Eatey and Chicago Cottage organs, that hurts, too, because we can them so cheap. Buying pianos and organs of us IB like putting your money Into government bonds; you get regular and satisfactory returns. A representative of one of largest piano and organ factories in le world, said a 1 few weeks ago, when in Boise: "B6wer, I've often wondered why It Is that you can buy goods fot- less any othpr dealer west of Denver, but now I see how It te." We will explain the proposition to any of our friends who care to know. "Quick sales and small IB our way of. dolrig business.

PARD M-. BOWEN'S PIANO HOUSE. 611 Main street. If you want to know what smartly dressed men will wear this season tsk to see Smart Clothes. la all right But it's the dressing that makes it per- feet.

so with men. They, too usually all right, and the right kind of dressing helps make them perfect We have the right kind. Gained by nearly half ai century of work, study and costly experiments, a small amount of your $15 upward, according to the condition of your pocket even at that you run no risk. Our proposition (8 this: YOU BUY A SUIT OR OVERCOAT MADE BY THE FAMOUS STEIN-BLOCH CO. OF ROCHESTER, tor wh-ch we are agents here, and pay us the price The Steln-Eloch spent years perfecting the processes of wholesale tailoring and these smart garment.

the result. If they are not perfect In every detail, we give you your money back, and of course the reputatlwi of the makers must certainly be injured If howeveij the garments prove satisfactory in every detail anc 'equal in every way to a custom tailor's suit or costing double the amount you paid us, you keep the suit or overcoat and we keep the money That's fair, Isn't it? i You stand to lose nothing; you will get double the value you paid for. A for jotf. we should call it You can select any suit or overcoat in the house bearing their label and we will abide by jour decision. You can take everything into consideration, the fit, the style, the fabric and the tailoring Come in tomorrow and talk it over Idaho's Leading Clothing Store.

Strictly one price and your money', worth or your money back. Salad Bowls In Havilcmd and Japanese China Company. Jeweler, 934 STEIN.BLOCH SMART SUITS AND OVERCOATS FROM $15.00 UPWARDS T-l BOISE'S BIGGEST, AND BUSIEST STORE. THE IOWA REAl ESTATE CO. Has.

a list of city Lnd country property which will compare i any real eslate company the city and for the next 30 days will sell I erty at a bargain. We a good Vacant lots from $150 up, owing to location- houses $600 and up, 5 to 10 a.ie-, Joining city $100 to $400 per acio 5. of the best ranches In the a i $20 to $100 per acre feage i un.l from $15 per acre and up space to describe all oui list but i will call we will show you some of best bargains you ever saw No ter wha the price is, high or low have the chances Call and we i gladly show our pioperty and what say. Main St. SALELOF MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHI-NG ALEXANDER ONE PRICE CLOTHIER i lse Weiser Baker City To respect yourself and gain the admiration of to wear well laundered linen.

Whe-her you be man, woman or oiid we aasure you that we be of great in particular, warrant our complete with all laundry work we do. i American -auncr' Both 'Phones, 141. 14th and Grove Ideas GIFt OF FflAU Essen. Pruspla, Nov. Knipp has given $750,000 ko establish a benefit fuwd forHhe worfclngmen in memory of her lute For a ce Juicy "Qln go to the "Olympic" saloon.

Plenty of $0c per down at Grocery 118 South Ninth When hot and thirsty go to th4 "Olylnplc" and try an "Olympic ffoddy" Ov The tremendous Suit and Overcoat we have enjoyed month to offer more and more for your clothing trade. Beyond a doubt we are saving every purchaser from S3 to $6 on their gar- bought in Addition te giving them and fit that are not to be had eUewhere in Boise. We have for the balance of month plus stock of $22, $20 and $18 on at $: ONG after the memory of other presents will fade into the haze of fergetfulness, your clock on your friend's mantle, not only ticks away the flight of time, but is a constant reminder of the giver. Since moving linto our large new store, we have increased our stock of clocks and are now, showing a beaiutiful line all guaranteed. Prices range from $1.25 to $45.00.

JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. Tenth and Main i Store at 6:30 except UCTION i 3n 7ritay and Saturday, Xov. 23 anc 29, ,9:2, at 5:2 I am Strest, at 1:30 p. m. I will sell at auction a lot of restaurant furniture and fixtures, sideboards, cash register, cwirt, tables, linen towels, table cloths and all other fixtures belonging to a restaurant CHAS.

D. 3HINN, Clerk. A. ANOERSOf Auctioneer. NEWSPAPER! WSPAPfcRI.