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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05
AUTUMN FANCIES
What an Observer of Fashions Saw at
LenoX.
SOMETHING new IL WRAPS
Most Popular Fall Hat viii Have
a Medium-Sized Brim.
f z A Il FL E r S A G. A / n
EFHING new IL WRAPS
f E A Z Fl E r S A G Al n

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
LEMON. Mass. September I, 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05
A DAUGHTERS MARRIAGE,

The Sense of Loss Parents Feel When
Their Girls Are Gone.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06
Call for Republican Primaries.

Notice IL hereby given that rtpubli-
can primaries will he held In the sew
er..i precinct. In Nez Perez county
State of Idaho, on Saturday, August
Il, 1896, at ! o'clock p III; cOntinueing
from that time until ) O'Clock p III, of
that day at the polling places, in said
precincts established bv the County
commissioners Of NeZ Perez county at
their last meeting. Said primaries are
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the County Republican convention to
be- held ut the court House at Lewiston
In Nez Perez county, Idaho, on the
END day Of August, 1896, at O'Clock,
p IN, Of that day. Said county Repub-
licnn convention Is called for the pu :
pose of electing eleven delegates to the
State convention Of the Republican
party to he held ut Boise, Idaho. on
Aug. ~, 1886, said State Republican
con vcnti0n being held for the purpose
Of nominating Republican candidates
In the state of Idaho for the following
offices tO-wit:
Member Of the Lower House of Con
gress, Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary Of State, State Auditor,
Treasurer, Attorney General, Superin-
tende ut Of Public Instruction and JUS
tire Of the Supreme Court, also for the
purpose Of nominating Mckinley and
Hobart Presidential electors.
The several precincts of said county
will be entitled to representation in
| said County convention ~ follows,
tu.wit: Lewiston Is, Leland o, Bed
rock q, Kimrock 3, Waha 3, Mason 3,
Hatwai ,, Lapwai =, Nez Perez ., big
| Eddy |. Hin CnuyOn |
Rv order Of the Republican County
Central Committee.
II. X. BARNETT,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06
Mortgage Ss,nmoas.

In the Ds,ric, Court OF the Second Judicial District
~ the State Ut idaho. Ne, Perce County.
{. +. Mcdonald Merehan,ile Co.; Limited: "a cor
Baum, his wife, and Arthur o. Donn-l. Defendants.
To 4. /. DE Baum ana May de Baum. his wife and
Arthur ohnnei Defendants
In the name ut the people OF the state 1T Idaho:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you BY the ahove Named plaintiff in
the District Court Of the second judicial district OF
the State ot iiaho in and Tor the County Ut
\ef Perce and to answer the complaint hlei therein
within ten days ,eNciu>ye ut the iay ot service after
the service YOU 1T this summons il in this county
u served out OF this county. hut in this district,
| within twenty days or Judgment by default will be
taken against YOU according To the prayer m said
complaint.
This action is brought to obtain decree Of this
Court tor the foreclosure at certain mortgage de
scrhed in said complaint, and executed by George H.
Wyman and Lucinda Wyman to Sarah Cawley, land
heretofore assigned To rantitfl on the ilth day of
November 4. d., 1892 tn secure the payment of three
certain Join, and several notes executed by George
II. Wyman ami Lucinda Wyman unto Sarah Cawl~y.
all dated November LIST, 1872, as follows; One note
tor two hundred dollars due November lst 1893, viii,
interest at ten per cent Ter annum; note tor SAD
due Nov. ist 1894, with interest AT ten per per
annum: one note tor son due Now LIST. 1898. with
interest at ten per cent per annu that the premises
conveyed by said mortgage may BE- sold AMI the pro
ceeis applied to the payment ct said amount found
due and unpaid said mortgage, $40 attorneys tees
ami costs " suit ana tor such other and further
lief the Court deems just and equitable AMI in case
such p'"ceeis are not snn,ceni 'opay the same then
an execution against said To,
the balance due and that also that the said defendants
ana all persons claiming by, through under them
may te barred and torecuSed Ut all right title. claim
lien of equity IT redemption and interest in and said
morigaged premises ami tor other AMI further relei
And that YOU hereby nothei tina, IL YOU tail IL
appear ami answer said complaint. as ahove required
the said plaintiff will apply the Court Tor the relief
demanded in the said complaint
| Given under my hand and the seal If the Distric
Court OF the Second judicial District. III the State
| fStAL Idaho. in AMI for the county of Ne1 Perez
this 9th tay ut MaN. A. ID 1880.
so. TA>NtHiLt Clerk.
BY George {. Erh, Deru,N.
thereby certify that the above and foregoing is
true ana correct copy VI the original SUMMONS, ISSUE.
| in the above entitled action. In witness whereof
have hereuno my hand AMI No,arial Seal this Is
lay VI July. A. D.. 1890.
| :! h h. SMITH Notary Publ.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06

As a test at the Republican primar-
les held in Idaho county last week t"
elect delegates to the county and state
conventions, no Republicans were al
lowed to vote who were not unuuali-
fiediy ready to support Mckinley aud
Hobart. Dulv very few we're thrown
out.
l.. l.. Haynes returned Friday from
IA visit to hi. old home In Iowa. lie
was alternate delegate to the demo-
cratic convention, and pleads guilty to
having been carried away by Billy's
-Iouuencc. He visited one day ut
Omaha, aud was escorted through the
World Herald printing establishment
by Candidate Bryan. He states that
Mr. Bryan during his early life was a
printer and worked at the case" but
that isn't anything particular against
him.
The well known pioneer lady, Mrs.
:. {. Hale, died in this city last Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Hale were among
the first to begin the upbuilding OF the
Institutions Of civilization in this val
ley and their handiwork is on every
hand apparent in both society aud
business. Mrs. Hale was u" years Of
age and native of Maine. She leaves
but one surviving member of her i'm
mediate family, Mrs. VIM. Baird.
The funeral took place at . O'Clock
Saturday aud many mourning friends
followed all that was mortal of the
good lady to the side of her honored
husband in the Masonic cemetery
Mr.. :. W. Child, an expert was sent
. ~, ,.. Il t,t 70
pI,ss Judgment on the Anna Mitchell
ard other propositions adjoining. He
| returned last Friday fun of enthu-
sinsm. He was on the ground while
| the great Anaconda was helng deyel-
oped and he belieues the Annie Mitch
ell to he equally great. There is Il
mountain of ore in sight that is richer
| than the output of the Anaconda. Ten
men could sack for shipmeot II thou>'
and tons Of rock week. This rock
will assay 3" per cent copper. The
| Anaconda rock returns only 10 pei
cent OF mineral. Lewiston is to be- the
center Of a great mining district.
"A cutting ARRAY was the OCCASION oI
some interest last Tuesday night. A
,alOring man by the name of j. Dutiel
who is employed on the Small farm
stabbed IA gambler in an alteration in
the Silver Dollar Saloon. The imme-
diate cause of the trouble was dis
pute over debt. buffer used II pocket
knife in the fight and the gambler
was seriously cut in the forearm.
There was lively chase after Duffer
who fed Immediately following the
fight. The alarm brought out the
whole police force and the night was
made lideOus with whistles and
sc,Irrving forms were on all the streets
buffer was located In II feed barn in
the act Of saddling his horse. lie
skulked into II hiding place from
which he was dragged In isglace.
He was lodged in jail and Officer
Warren entered complaint for assault
with deadly weapon. This il not the
frat charge against Dutter for attempt
to use IL deadly weapon within the
past year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06
Register Lewiston prect
Order 10 Sell Real Estate.

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administration thai win and may NO.
crue during the administration.
It Is therefore ordered by this Court
that all persons interested in the es-
tate of said deceased appear before the
Probate Court for and in the County of
\ez Perez, State of Idaho, on Thurs
day, 18th day Of August \. d. 1886, at
the hour of ten O'Clock A. NJ, OF said
day at the court room of said court, at
| the Court House in the City of Lewis
ton, county of \eZ Perez, state of
Idaho, to show cause why an order
should not he granted to said ex ':t.,'
| triX to sell ST. much of said real estate
as shall be necessary and that Il copy
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06

tn UctptHr II, one William Brown
bought 500 worth of goods and left
the country for the country's good.
falling to pay his hill. l hope other
vendors will take due notice aud gov
ern themselves against all liars of false
pretense like William Brown.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS Il Co
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06
Notice.

The undersigned, registrar of election
for Lewiston precinct, Nez Perez
county, State of Idaho, will, at the
Court House (frcm 9 O'Clock n. IN. to
) p. III. at his residence from O'Clock
p. IN. to up. IN. in said precinct, coun-
~ and state, every saturday from ana
after saturday, Aug l.t, 1896 until and
including Saturday, Oct 3lst, 1896, re-
ceive applications tor registration of
qualified electors Of said precinct tor
the general election to he held in said
precinct, county and state on the 3rd
day of November, 1886. NaturaIIzed
citizens are requested to bring their
certificates of citizenship.
Dated this Aug. LIST, 1890.
II SQUIEK,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-08-06
ECONOMICAL
PEOPLE

those who want to make
n dollar do double duty
should take the Rurliny-
ton Route.
They'll be- more than
pleased with what we
otfer-frss, chair ears, low
rates and the lest road.
ls'd In the West.
Aud then, think nfthe
time they save. Hours
HOURS.
Omaha, Kansas City,
ST Louis, Chicago.
Tickets, timetables
and full Information on
application tn the near
est M. Pac. ticket agent
ar hy addressing
ckson, G.. p. A.,
Spokane, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22
lsffe Tacoma News.

Tacoma. Feb a.-Special-J. F. Far
quhar, J. VI. Weatherwax. NJ. j. Cochran.
j. r. Bridges. G. II. Wilson and r. r.
Drake are a party of residents OF Monte
sano and Aberdeen. who are quartered at
ChiI5erg's. They are attending Federal
court.
r. George Dorr. chief consul for Wash
ington OF the l.. a w, left tonight for
Yakima. where he Will organize a club
OF league wheelmen.
William Seigle. the counterfeiter, was
sentenced by Judge Hanford TO three
years on McNeirs island today.
Judge Prifchard today decided In favor
OF the plaintiff. the suit Of Louis Castaing
against the city. Castaing asked for "a writ
ordering the city treasurer 10 pay war;
rant drawn on the general fund for $500
dated September T. 1893. Warrants drawn
during this time have been declared He
gal. but Judge Pritchard held that as the
obligation for which plaintiffs warrant
had been drawn was Incurred in 1890. be-
edness. the warrant was legal.
The FrawIey Dramatic Company will
play a three nights engagement at the
Tacoma theater in a repertoire including
The Senator" Men and Women and
1.-The Lost Paradise"
George n Walker was elected member
OF the school board last night to succeed
Mai Oliver This Is the third time the
vacancy has been filled. but heretofore the
Office has been declined. Mr.. Walker has
signifled his willingness to accept the Of
Ace
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22
rho whatebnck COMPANY.

Everett, Feb. Especial American
Steel Barge Company at its meeting in
New York elected the following officers;
Direetors, Colgate Hoyt. Samuel Mather.
lanes b. Colgate, Charles j. Colby. w. =.
bowers. Henry c. Rouse. Alexander Nc
TougaIl, A. d Thomson and II c. Dalton:
PRESIDENT Colgate Hoyt. vice president.
Samuel Mather: secretary. II. G. Weimore;
treasurer. Colgate Hoyt. general manager.
Alexander McDougali. Pickands, Mather
& Co. OF Cleveland. viii continue during
the ensuing year TO operate the feet from
the Cleveland office. Capt. AcDougan
leaves Tor the West Immediately TO ar
range some business matters. II Is said
thai another vessel Is 10 be constructed at
the Everett yards OF the company. a no
tieeabie change i'm the personnel OF the
company is the withdrawal Of John II.
Rockefeller. which is said TO he on account
OF his other business affairs requiring his
attention.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22
He Never Met a Good Man Without
III. fffar..,ae .l.f..-r

Peter Maher. the fainfest-heartes boxer
that ever pulled on a glove. was born in
County Galway, Ireland. in 1859 He WAS
an employe OF Guinness brewery. Dublin.
and gained celebrity BY defeating nurne--
Gus local lighters. In lSSs Peter Jackson
visited Dublin. and Makers friends ar
ranged that the 1Fishman should spar with
the black giant He did So and made 4
miserable showing. In 1891 Maher came 10
the United States and defeated a dozen
secon6-class men. the best OF whom was
Jack Fallon, Of Brooklyn. His first fight
with good man WAS when he met Bob
Fifzsimmons al New Orleans on March :
1850. He gave gp in the twelfth round in
order to he spared from knockout. Peter
next fought Joe Goddard the Australian
gorilla, at Coney Island. December 5. 1870.
and was knocked cut In three rounds.
neither man displaying the slightest sell
ence. He afterward defeated Val Flood.
Of Australia. in four rounds. az Rehy. Ind
Recently ne defeated a third-clsss fighter
named Steve O Donnell. Corbe;t's sparring
partner. in New York. Naher is known
among pugilists rank gutter" In
none of Makers fights has he displayed
any skin MISUNDERSTANDING but brute
strength. These are his dimensions.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22
DAN sTUART-s CARNIVAL.
As Originally Planned IL Was 70 Have
Been "A Great Event.

New York, Feb Blob Fitxsimmons
and Peter Maher were matched in this
city December :. lss5 After the Hot
Strings aasco Dan Stuart went back 10
Dallas and thought the matter all over.
He had not given up the idea OF bringing
the men together. He looked for another
place where a battle might be brought of
and found 1t near FL Paso. Tex. He Sc
cured PitzsiTnmons' consent for a tight for
a big purse, and then came north 10 look
up CoTAett. Arriving In this city. he
learned Of Makers victory over o'Donnell
and OF Corhett's transfer of the Champion
ship. Maher was then substituted. with
Fitzslmmons consent. Stuart then ar
ranged for other battles. intending TO have
fistic carnival on large scale. In all.
six battles were 10 have been fought.
Maher went 10 Las Cruces. a New Mexi-
can town about fifty miles from FL Paso,
and Fftzsimmons located I'm Juarez. right
across the river from FL Paso. Both went
into active training. In time the other pii-
gilIsts arrived. and matters looked good
for the success of Stuart's plans. Stuart
had not divulged the place where the
fights were 10 take place. however, but In
sisted that they should be held without
interference and without breaking any
law.
In washington City only few days
ago giA was fHSSt1 HFOIlnftfEk PRIZE
fights in any of the territories of the Unit
ca States This barred Stuart from New
Mexico, and was the first of his troubles.
Then the Mexican government declared
against the fights, and troops were called
out TO enforce the law. Texas Rangers
were on hand 10 see that the fight did not
take place In their state. Through il all
Stuart steadily maintained that the fights
would take place. Finally Makers eyes
became swollen and infamed from dust
which had fallen into them from the cell
ing of his training quarters after dislodg
rnent by a football. He could not fight on
February IL, according to the articles of
and postponement was made
until last Monday, and on that day a
further postponement until today was ar
ranged Stuart then declared all the
other battles off, and devoted his entire
time and attention 10 the big fight.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22

When the rotary pillow was throwing the
snow from the lower leg OF the switchback
IL took the roof of ranchers shack as
clean "a though cut with knife, exposing
the affrighted occupant. who was playing
a guitar. He ran out. trembling with ter
ror. but stiii mechanically playing the in
strumsnt.
The Mystery tram was I'm place on
thursday and a new bullwheei made by
the sumner Iron Works and sent from Ev-
efett on "Wednesday VIII De ready for ope-
ration on Monday The tram at the Pride
OF the Mountains is ali right and the new
drills. operated by electric power generat-
ed at the concentration. are doing admir-
able work
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22
THE CORWIN RETURNS
round No Trace of the Missing
Bark Cadzow Forest.
s,u PICKED UP A SEALING CREW
Victoria schooner Wanderer Lost
0ryanconver I-iand-Ihe schooner
May Belle Probably Lost

vsesarsx. FEB. 2l.-Speciai---Ths revenue
- 9orwia retgrnesi here this morning
- 80 81 aasnccessfai search along the
49,. - vancouver island for the long
-. .-ssssx ship ca8zgE Forest. for ness %
go. tss Dominion steamer Qla1ira Is
s,so prosecuting inquiries along sas eoas.
= r-s.s..sst az her mission. she was enabled
= ,sr.ser great service 70 the crew o. the
100 schooner Wandersr. that vessel
- been lost IN the fierce storm OF
s~.a.rx . pear Cape Scott Capt. Par
- ard his crew saved themselves wsth
sss~a,-.a dsrscnlfy. and we're picked up BY
,ss revenue steamer at l1atsino sound.
1890 they were brought home 10 Vie
-. The Wan6erer was . stsunch thirty
=. -. xeszsI Oxned by the Victoria Sealing
s..,v,nzug. and was ole Of the veterans OF
s,,e sealing beet
~ sIdsngs have been received lately Of
a.. .ehooner MAY LeIle. and II rs feared
sae too. nas come 70 grief Ia some az tie
,.senf storms on the coast
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22

Everett. Feb. -Special-Henry Hew-
lit. f.. was i'm the city Yesterday buying
logs for the ST. Paul and Tacoma Lumber
Company. He has purchased about S.co,-
Gao feet here in the past two months. He
paid as high as s.. 80 for the best logs.
Capt. c. F. Gilmore returned from What
com last evening. Parties there are nego-
tiating with him 20 take the schooner Bel
bingham TO Cook Inlet Alaska The
schooner is a twenty fye-fon vessel. and Is
owned by parties at Whatcom.
Capt. Harry Goldfinch got away with the
schooner fyphoon last week for Alaska
Juneau Is his objective point.
Capt. Andrew Matthews, who bought
George Montandon's schooner Ariel. has
given II a thorough overhauling at the
barge works, and expests To sail for Cook
Inlet in about six weeks The Ariel has
been 70 Alaska twice.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22
PETER MAHER STILL STUNNED.


New York, Feb. 2l.-Petsr Maher has
sent the following dispatea - the world:
Langtry Tex. Feb. M am Of course
disappointed. He is clever fighter. aEI
] don't know exactly where l was hi .
seems 10 me IL was on the jaw. The Lack
or my head has big lump on IT, and
that's where IL struck the floor. / thought
] had him licked from the start. and so
far as my condition Is concerned ] nave
nothing TO complain Of and / would Ike
to get fight with somebody else-I viii
not pick heayyweights. Peter Maher"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22


II Paso. Tex Feb. 2l.-After FItzsirn-
mons and hiss party had come up TO the
railway station Ernest Recsor. the kineto-
scope man, came To- him with q PROPOSE
ton TO fight Mahar six rounds ia front or
his machine. which would not work today.
because OF the dark weather. Fitzsimmons
readily accepted the chance. burt said that
he must have S 600 cash in advance and 80
per cent of the net receipts from the ex
hibition or the pictures. This was carried
20 the Maher party. and in the carrying OF
10 was distorted SO that Eitzsimmons VAS
made To say that he would bet s.. 90 that he
could stop Maher at any time within six
rounds. Quinn, the hacker OF MaheT, came
rushing back to see Fitzsimmons about
the proposition. The new champion dis
claimed having said anything of the sort.
and a war of words resulted. Challenges
for all sorts of sums were hurled back and
forth, but by the time the train had pulled
out OF I4angtry for III Paso nothing had
been done. Il don't care about fighting
before the kaleidoscope" said Fitzsimmons.
Every time they want me to do il they,
want to give the other fellow all the
money, and | want some of Ii myself |
VIII night Maher again. of course. If the
money Is put uP, but | don't fight before
tnat machine unless ! get s,.ea0 cash ard
% per cent. of the receipts"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-22

SCR nade the Fight oaly Out of Consid-
Grafton TO the United states.

s~.rx q Nexsco. Feb. s-asgh officials
- re deaarzraent u foreign relations
-. regarding ioday's priressghz that neia-
s--- raa be d9ne 70 panssa The people cor
.e~ns~s az they merely violated what was
.s~ersBe.sIsy cr1y a poi.ce regulation, sssc-
Icing in mixing dash lnso Mex.caB ter
-s.n~x ard avoiding the Mexican cffic.als.
vrns wsre ever flfty miles away. Had they
been caught the ofTense would have been
.e,ts \ ra1siemsanor. and nothing more.
M. oT-nss : not an exSraaEtable one.
Tsresgseat DiaE has taken the ground all
a1--~ ,nsf the Mexican Jaw did not cover
eating. and his eadeavcr was merely
N prevent the fight cut OF consideration
for TIE United States