Show CLIFFORD AND QUEENAN a twenty round draw at van chuven i vancouver Vanc B C july 21 jack clif sord of san francisco and perry queenan of seattle fought a twenty round draw tonight Clil Tord was under weight but ho forced the fighting until the fourteenth round from that to the nineteenth queenan had the best at it while honors went to clifford for the final round queenan had the ad in weight and experience CAPTURED BY PIRATES wealthy chinaman is rescued by soldiers san francisco july 22 advises advices from canton say that lam ching wa the wealthy honolulu chinese who was cap aured by river pirates on june and held for branom has been released the pirates were followed by troops at tho instance of the french consul had been notified of their crime and finally fled leaving ching W and other prisoners captured with him and held for ransom behind to be rescued by the soldiers lam ching wa is an american citizen having been naturalized under the hawaiian monarchy and waa thus made a citizen by the act creating the territory SOLDIER MISSING leaves a bride who has enlisted th services of the police san franciaco Franc Saco july 22 Robert ri a discharged soldier is missing from his home in this city and hi bride a few asked the police to search for him norris was married to miss florence six months ago he waa at that time a private in the company abat artillery but tace months after the marriage he rd his release from the service and a certificate of honorable discharge from the arroy norris is a native of hardman coun ly tennessee and enlisted in the arny tt paris texas two years ago HE HAD TAKEN HIS LIFE bozeman mont july 22 because his promised wife would not come from holland and marry hm jan Hun enga a little holland rancher hanged nim fell at his ranch on the west gallann river her letter refusing to be his wife was found in hia stiffened fingers when his partner cut him down BUILD ROAD denver july 22 almost every rail road contractor in denver has gone to gait lake city where they have put in bids for construction contracts on the san pedro los angelea and salt lake road these include kilpatrick bros acollins W C bradbury co and the utah construction co requisition HONORED boise idaho july 12 sheriff bramer of madison county iowa has presenter a requisition from the governor of loa for the return to that state of A C breeder wanted there for larceny in disposing of mortgaged property breeder is TIOW in lewiston the requisition was honored REWARD FOP MURDERER boisa ida july 22 governor mpr I 1 rison a of for the 1 apprehension of the murderer of J J SIc Donough who was killed on or about may etli at leippe weippe Rho county the county of have for the cuilty mans arrest the roan who i of the crime hai not been seen since the murder was discovered NEW LIGHTSHIP san july 2 new lightship lias been ordered to from yv y v york to ans a relief to the yes bal now onabe bar at tho entrance of the harbor the vessel i of steel and ia equipped with all latest gear A lightship alo 10 bo tation cd ata blunts reec M docino she will be buil there coralus GIVEN LIBERTY denver july 22 harry chabis who has been in jail for the last t wn ay charge with the murder by of diw mabel brown a woman of tace was yesterday given hia h dom after a preliminary meeting abe police that they had almost positive evidence against achl lis but when the test came tuey coald abot prodoc the evidence BULLETIN HIS HEAD 1 berkeley cal july body of a man which was fondd with a baht hole in tho bicad ax ar this town friday night has been identified astha of A allnutt who applied for work an fore hi or ii A f is slated that he sai dho was a british soldier and the brother of lady brasbey wife of sir william brassey for a lord of the admiralty SHEEP POISONED billings mont july 22 word comet hom columbus of a heavy los sustained rt few days ago by a well known named grimes arm the report it n learned that com one cat poison on the range about twelve miles auth of columbus where grimes sheep were ranging and the sheep ate of it over 1200 head are known to have died as a result and oth made so sick thai their death ii looked for another is said tit have lost over head there ia jo duo to the mif crent r 1 i BURGLARS LOOT A SAFE boise idaho july 22 the safe in the grocery attore of D V at pay etto was blown about 3 yesterday morning the safe blowers got 55 or 60 in cash also jewelry of considerable value the personal property of the proprietor several checks were tale tn but were later found in a box car an returned to the owner the amount of these ii unknown taft safe was an ordinary one and the blowing of it was no matter and little damage to the building ar the contents was done several residents near by heard the explosion but none investigated there is no clue to the perpetrators it ia men were concerned in the iob f HEIRS TO fortuna butac mont july 22 word has been received here from new bedford masa to the effect that by the death in this state ofa their arother george collins whom they had not aaen since he went away in 1872 mary nellie and annie collins three poor mill operatives a have become sole heirs to a fortune of the whereabouts of their brother was unknown for thirty years until the mayor of boston received a message from montana that george collins had died there leaving a fortune acquired in mining to his abrea sisters collins was arf new bedford last in 1871 visiting his barenis pa renis lie went to the pennsylvania and dropped all his money ill luck pursuing him to scranton and pittsburg whither he sought wealth lie never wrote but kept on to montana beginning there as a day laborer working and saving until he became wealthy KILLED HIS YOUNG WIFE Cohil lc wash july 22 jam james miles a young man recently married to a girl of 18 yesterday morning shot his wife through the heart and she died the next moment her arms clinging about his neck the shooting appears to have been purely accidental miles was about to start on a fishing crip and had taken out his revolver to carry with him he says he was looking over her chair talking to her and must have pressed the trigger i unconsciously for there was a sudden report and the next instant she was clinging to him he did not know she I 1 was ahot until ho saw the blood trickling from her bosom by the kinle he had carried her to the bed she was dead milea was crazed by the accident he rushed into the street like a mad man and into the house being followed by passersby A close watch was put on him to prevent him taking hi own life miles is 21 years old in comfortably comfort ablo circumstances and the couple had been one of the happiest in ahe community BEET SUGAR FACTORY caldwell ida july 22 A movement foi abc construction of a large beet sugar factory at this place is now about matured the enterprise i capitalized at and is backed by the first national and commercial banks and older leading capitalists of this city some twenty of the leading citizens have been in the field for the past week among the farmers to secure contracts for beet acreage for the coming ianson ic the factory people must anve contract for acres planted to beets to justify the building of the factory contracts run for five years judge sample who has the management of the canvassing corps reports that farmers have been interviewed and all but three have signified a will to raise beets for the factory at alie contract price of per ton in an interview with tho judge last he declared there wa s no bucs tm row a to the certainty of the factory being built during the coming fall that the site had been secured and an abundance of water for corking purposes guaranteed the construction and material for the plant will cost NATHAN TALK VERY ILL boise idaho july 22 nathan falk the pioneer merchant head of the falk mercantile company ia ill at hailey with acute obstruction of the he ia in a serious condition he was am an outing with his boys near ketchum when stricken dr nourse of hailey was called and took him to hia home A dispatch from hailey at 3 stated that mr falk was still suffering awfully and his condition had not improved since hia arrival at dr courses No although be could hardly be called a robust man sir falk is healthy and strong and his many friends are hopeful that bo will tide over the affliction it was the intention to have dr maxey bave here at this morning for hailey but neb was received duri ing the night that the patient was bet 1 ter and the doctor was notified not to RO this morning however vord from hailey was to the effect that mr falka condition was unchanged and that the local doctors bad exhausted all the I 1 means at their command in their effort j to relieve the sufferer I 1 it was then decided to take heroic stepa dr hosmer a welt known sur peon specialist was summoned from aalt lake and left there on a special thain dr collator and dr maxey of this city and a trained nurse were from boise on a special train leaving here about fl a m on the special were anna of the stricken roan and julius of kanapa A consultation of surgeons was held last night at U was determined that mr falk was too to undergo an operation fac patient i in a very dangerous condition and but laule hope f entertained for his recovery MINING CHEMIST ILLS HIMSELF spokane wash july 22 a prominent mining man recently manager ot the smelter at north port wash committed suicide by shooting yesterday morning in his room in the hotel spokane the cauce is unknown oacar was one of the most distinguished chemists in the united states and had long had a national reputation as a metallurgist he was bom in austria fifty one years ago and was educated in vienna and germany he was widely known in colorado salt lake and san francisco he was the first manager of the portland smelter and was with the E E mine in eastern oregon for some time he had been out of employment for six months and financial troubles are thought to hae been the motive of suicide the body is hald here awaiting advises advices from his wife in san francisco i i n 11 M i IDA hot rO CATELLO ai D mancal of pocatello the proprietor 0 the late while house cafe was arrested on a charge of obtaining money under false pretends from the church t company they allege that arneal mortgaged to them property hadid not own the information was made before judge white and lp bond was fix edat BOISE the following articles of incorporation have been fulcd with the secretary of state tha colorado idaho mining milling company or for the purpose of owning and operating mining properties pro pertie and carrying on a mining and milling business tha principal place of is at denver colo the directors arc aaron B robbing martin schenck P K ragland and james anderson albert E robbins of is as the idaho agent WEISER garrett the first settler of died last week ho came to idahoan Ida hoIn 1850 from the willamette valley in oregon for the pst year he has been partially paralyzed and has been supported by the county he was at one tune quite wealthy but through bad speculation lost it all ho was buried yesterday yeste iday at mann creek cemetery J N hall and carl hildebrand of boise camo in yesterday from the camp of the thunder mountain road contractors on the south fork of the salmon river sir hall says the road is built over the worst summit on the route where an altitude of feet is readied three inches of snow fell there july ath WYOMING what is considered the best strike of pl in tae uinta county oil field was made by the atlantic and pacific oil company in its well 0 o 2 on section 2215 ua near spring valley at a depth at feet this well h located about feet west of the well known as the ailia well which was brought in last fall by alio same company at a depth of feet HANNA the fifteenth body was from the bianna mine it was eliat of a colored null named ed brown and was found in room 25 in 10 entry the general opinion mow Is that it was arf this vicinity explosion started and the force teems to have leen greater here than abany other place the linen have yet been able to reach debris is piled up in great heaps neaps 7 and it wilt require several days to clear it away but work in progressing nicely THE BIG shaw COMING ringling brothers exhibit the rarest collection of animals in the world the that singling brothers woolda greatest shows will exhibit in ogden thursday august 6 is one that will be hailed with delight by every man woman and child in ogden and surrounding country all the world loves a circus and this is cs specially ally true of the one owned by kingi ling brothers which a transported from city to city in fire splendidly equipped trains eighty five double length cars in nil which are equal in sie and carrying capacity of ordinary cars the ringling scrupulously honest in their various systems of advertising have long made the unchallenged claim of possessing the biggest lest and most entertaining collection of high class novelty features lea tures and rare wild animals in all the world this is especially true of the mammoth menagerie which contains by actual couitt cages lairs dens and tank of beast fowl and aquatic species from every jungle plain and ocean on the face of mother earth prominent among the hundreds of perfect zoological specimens in this unrivaled department are two beautiful giraffes the last of an almost extinct race these animals were secured at an enormous cost and to the ringling Brot liera they are priceless scientists and students of natural history say they are tha lone living members of their kind in order to keep them alive in the trying climate of the united they are given even more attention than a baby secures from its proud and loving parents the giraffes are transported in specially constructed cages the topa of which can be raised and lowered at will caba of this kind are indispensable on account of the g eat height of the animals the walls of the cages are thickly padded thith curled hair and fine wire springs to prent possible injury to the occupants their food is prepared according to scientific rules laid down by famous veterinarians another feature of this colossal menagerie one that i in keeping with the that is a part of the ringling brothers success as amusement projectors is baby boo the only baby elephant bred born and successfully reared in captivity in north america baby boo was bom january 8 1903 is just thirty inches high weighs but pounds and is as cute and full of life aa a fox terrier puppy she is the pride of the menagerie attaches and with her fond mother is the pampered pet of the herd of forty big and little elephants carried by ringling brothers this year the forty brutes the largest in all creation are more than half of all the elephants in captivity the infant member ot this big herd is as fat and as round aa a butter ball fresh from the churn and greatly enjoys the attention showered upon her by the thousands of children who daily visit the big tent the is another animal in this interesting menagerie it has been many years since an animal of this kind has been exhibited in cither a circus or a zoological collection and the one in ringling brothers circus is said tb bo the sole survivor of hia kind the gnu or horned horse the hand the yak from the highlands of thabet the monster hippopotamus the alack klarck from south iurka the cassowary seals and sea lions the pure white chinese pea fowl and tiro sacred cattle of india aro to fie found only in this which also contains magnificent specimens of the lion tiger puma hyena badalo and panther herds of camels fifty species of deer and other animals and birds from every quarter ot tho globe tin of alie ot the animal kingdom is worth a fortune alone and stands flonc in its magnitude and diversity of subjects brothers present also a thrilling 61 horse act aerial menage equestrian and acrobatic artists in their circus performance famous clowns and the roost lavish spectacular production even |