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The times., 1897-11-13
NEWS Faoa ALEXANDRIA.
Hester sutherland Obtains a Yer.
dict for $500 Damages.


Alexandra, Nov. 12.-In the circuit conrt
today the jury Ia the case of Hester
sutherland against the n asningtOn, A r.
lmgton and Falls Church Railway Com
plaintiff for $500. A stay Of execution
OF ninety days was allowed
Miss Abigail Sartcn died at tue residence
ot her nephew, Mr.. j, ii Sarten, near
morning.
In the corporation court today the case
OF j IL, Cline against Sarah Z. Cline ana
iahan for report.
A game OF football viii be played 10
morrow between the Friends Sci ret ind
ana Episcopal High School teams.
The steamer ArTUwsmItn is report ed 70
be ashore at Dill's wharf
Charles Magill, col0red, " SIS given thirty
DAYS on the farm by Mayor Simpson today
Ior stealing fruit from James CGnstanUl.
nOple.
Inc funeral of Mrs NJ. B. Perry took
place this evening at 8 o'clock.
\ young man named Brown, employed
at the hydraulic Press Brick Works, at
Arlington junction, in the county, was
robbed yesterday OF a coat, vest, gold
money.
Tie circuit court for the county. Judge
Nlcol, adjourned today for the term.
MIR. William Ebert, formerly OF this
city, died a. Providence Hospital, in Wash
Ington, yesterday. His remains will be
brought here for interment.
ne SdDIe OF Tue western Jnl0n Iele-
graph Company, in Occoquan Bay. was cut
this morning by tug boat passing through
me draw of a bridge al that point. Mr.
JOhG H. Fisher, manager in this city, wit
several linemen, Went to OccoQuan this
morning 20 repair the damage.
Mr.. l.. o. Hardin had his hand badly in
iured today while unloading freight al the
Washington Southern depot. He was at
tended by DR.. William Smith.
TO CUREA COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the moneyif il failsto cure.
25c. Thegenulne has L. B. @ on each tablet
The times., 1897-11-13
AGED womAN'S NARROW ESCAPE
she Falls Beneath the Fender of a
Street Ga

she Fails Beneath the Fender of a
Street Car.
Mrs. NJ. Waugh, an aged resident of
Georgetown, narrowly escaped death by
being run over by Metropolitan Railway
car yesterday Afternoon. Shortly fter 3
O'Clock she attempted TO cross Dumbartun
avenue, near Twenty-ninth street, Just as
the car came along. She is about seventy
eight years of age. and, being somewhat
deaf, was una BILE To hear the changing
Of the car gong. The car struck her
just as she was crossing the track, and
Knocked her down. She rolled under the
front fender, but was picked up by the
wheel-fender The car was stopped and
the old lady taken to her home, at No.
29O1 o street, by Motorman Samuel Fowler.
An examination showed that no bones were
broken, butthat the lady was badly bruised.
The times., 1897-11-13
DIED.


CONRAD At . a. NJ. Friday, Noverr,ber
-, 1897, MONROE P. CONRAD
funeral from residence. GIL c street
southwest, Saturday. NUVeTn Der 3. 1887
al p IL. Friends invited. Interment 4 Z
Congressional Cemetery. Item
DUDLEY-At her residence in tbs city.
az 2 10 p ~, November IL 1897 The
NESA fiSkE. beloved vile OF William
Wade Dudley.
Funeral services private, Al her latereSi-
aence, l21z Eighteenth street. Saturtiav.
November -, at $50 D. m.
SNEENEY-On Thursday, November II,
lS91. al 3 clock p. m, CATHERINE
SN EENEN, beloved widow OF the late
john sweeney, native OF County Kerry,
ireland, after a long illness.
uncu from ner late residence, corner
OF Half and | streets southeast, Mon
day, November 10, at $50 "A. m, thence
TO St Peters Church, where solemn
requiem mass VIII be celebrated. nO1.3--t
TURN Ek-On Wednesday evening No-
yember 10, 1897, at her residence. N0-
80 Ninth street mort Invest, MARY PAUL
and daughter Of Frances c. and the late
George H. LOveless-
ASLEEP.
4 loved une dear Is fast asleep,
From y ThlCiinOne ever a wa Se tow eeD.
A mamma dear is called from home
NU more Ou earth with US 10 roam.
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral at . p M. Saturday Friends
and relatives invited. 1t-em
XARDEN-On Friday, November l.,
1897, at noon, NJ RS. A MA C. Warden
Funeral services from the residence Gf
her Son-inlaw, Major 81. B. {. Wright,
No. 6l2 Sixth street northwest, Monday
al O'Clock p. IN.
Baltimore papers please copy. no13-2t
The times., 1897-11-13
Mn,emcnts nf Nnra1 Yessel.

Movements Of NavAI Vessels.
Movements os the vessels were reported
yesterday as follows:
The indiana has sailed from New York
to Newport News.
The Porter, torpedo boat, has Joined the
TORPEDO fleet at Charleston, s. c.
Tie Alert has arrived at Acapulco.
The times., 1897-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE The Boss BARRIERS
Protective Association. organized f,r tne
better protection Of the trade, earnestly re-
quests tie merchant. the IaeCha niCslI craft
anu the public generally 10 paJrOniZe tie
following Protective Union shops.
! {. Bruce, 34T Pa. ave. NV. ..Severson x
Bush, St ames Hotel. A A Burdss H. -
II II, re-; NIn. 4. COnOway. 14tn & sts
nW- 5. DemarZO, AIS Pa ave. NV. a nliTeW
hyeI- 22O2 Pa ave. NV, J. W. ia hneV.
IDDo 81. NV, Thomas Fitzgerald, 1870
lth St NV, {. Georgens. 63T II St NV.
GeO. I. Lee. 2l23 Pa ave nw.:J. W. Muse
24u0 Pa ave. NV. Joseph Orange. gIS
Sth Il. Sc. John ] Reesc, 21S 9Th 81 NV;
p Rolla- 9U7 Pa-ave- nw.,.J. Saunders
l2l4 32d st. NV, Geo w. SmithsOn, S2g
: St sw.; Nm. Sewall, 6I7 st NV
ID. II. Stewart, 3053 N st. NV n Wes YER
70 II St ne; ] NJ u. Wilson. TO4 st.nW.;
J II. Turner, Zi3 Tth 81 NV; E A. Henry,
S24 II st ne; ". " Henry, 409 Sth ST. ".
K. Il. Burkely, 2O2 iIth st. ne. sam sea ia,
S43 D ST. nw.,J H. LeOnharit, Post Built
Ing.
1he next meeting Of the Association yviH
be neld Tuesday, November l s, ] S97 the
WurktnEHIan < Library, SOS e ST. NV, at
$50 clock. p III. All Fair bosses are IN
yited 10 lie present
WA. II. SEEERSON, President
/, GE0. T. Lee Secretary. Il
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Concessions to Telegraph Companv

Concessions to Telegraph Company.
The Secretary OF War has granted re-
vOcable license 10 the Postal Telegraph
Cable Company, granting 1t permission 10
erect poles and a small signaltower On such
portion Of the Sandy Hook military reser-
walton may be necessary to extend its
telegraph lines from Highland Beach to
Sandy Hook, and to lay a cable from Sandy
Hook to connect with its lines at Coney
Island.
The times., 1897-11-13
Bleeding piles, Itching Piles

BIeedinG Piles, Itching Piles
DR.. Agne~'s Ointment cures Piles in al
its forms Itching, Bleeding anl Blind.
One application gives quick relief three
nights will cure most cases; six nights
will cure most stubborn cases. The hest
and suiest cure for any and all skin erup
tiens. SO cents-35.
Sold by F. s Williams, 9th and F sts.,
Edmouds & Williams, 3dst. ana penna ave.
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one DOLLAR
Per visits our only charge, all
MEDICINES AND SERVICES
included.
Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men,

Suffering from tie vices and errors nI
youth, and troubled with Nervous iDeHihly,
Loss of Memory, Bashrulness ConIusloh vi
Ideas, Headache, Dizziness, Palpitation
OF the Heart Weak Back, DARK tl5cies
a Around the Eyes Pimples OF the Face, Loss
OF Sleep, Tired Feeling in the Morhhs'
Evii Forebodings Duh, Stupid, a version 10
Society no Ambition. B6G Taste IN Ihe
Mouth, Dreams and Night Losses, DePosits
III me Urine. Frequent UriI atiCu, sotnetiihes
accompanied with sight burning. Alqiiey
Troubles or auy Disease of the Gentle
Urinary Organs, can here find an honest
safe, and speedy cure
VARIC0CELEG CURED AT ONCE Witnout
operation. Have YOU the seeds Of any past
disease lurking in your system, IMPpIEN-
CY or Loss of Sexual Power, and 90 you
contemplate MARRIAGE Do you leei
safe In taking this step? Yon can't afford
to take any risk. Like father; like son:
We have a never-failing remedy that Wtil
purify the Blood and positively bring Dack
Lost Power. our honest opinion always
given.
The times., 1897-11-13
FREE TO BALD HEADS.

We viii mail on application, free infor-
nation how to grow hair upon a baldheal,
stop falling hair, and remove scalp diseases.
Address Altenheim Medical Dispensary,
Dept. F. E., Box 779, Cincinnati, Ohio.
mol 3-s& Su-4t
The times., 1897-11-13
HGTEI. DIRECTORY.
CoPLEY SQUARE HOTEL

huntington avenue and Exeter Street,
BOSTON, MASS
New Elegantly a ppointed-StrlctIy Fire
proof Location HRsHrp passed in the city.
Three 10 eight minutes from principal shop
ping centers, theSteFs. etc American pIa q,
50 90 per day and upward. European plan,
Sl-50 per day and Upward
The times., 1897-11-13
Iarl,s Confirmntion.

No confirmation can be had at the State
Department of the published proffeT Of
America to mediate between Germany and
Haiti.
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To visit the Observatory.

BY invitation the members of the Ma
tional Geograp phic Society VIII this even
ing visit the Naval Observatory.
The times., 1897-11-13
no raErAaR DISTRICT Bulls.
WiH Begin WORK Very Soon After
IlnnkSriviun Day

Ian hst-lNfA= LAY
In accordance with the usual custom,
the House Committee on Appropriations
VIII begin worHoI the snnuaIa pproprfatiO
bills before Congress meets. Chairman
Cannon has appointed Messrs- Grout, Pit
ney- Bingham, Bockery and Allen as the
subcommittee To prepare the District bal.
Mr. Allen Of Mississippi IS a new meTa-
Der Of the committees, and il is the first
time ne ald MT. Bingham have served
ON this subcommittee. The other subcon-
nlittees are:
SmJrs civil Cannon. ". A. s tone, North-
way, savers and McRac; legislative Ising-
iisu. HemenWay, Moody, bockery aud Liv-
ingston. pensions ". A. stone, Barney.
Belden. Allen and Bell: Qualifications
Hemenw ay- Iltneg. Hugh, McRae and Bell:
,efiCienCies-Ca annoa. Aorihway, Barney.
Sayers aud Livingston, and permanent ap-
propriat!ous Moody Groul pugh, Allen
and Bell.
The legislative and pensipR bills win be
TIE first taken up for consideration. The
rough draft OF the District hili has been
printed bg the clerk FOR tie use OF the
committee. The first meeting OF the sub
committee viii be held November %. Inn
mediateiy after THANKSGIVING Chairman
Cannon VIII start FOR Washington.
The times., 1897-11-13
NIiclaeIs Breaks Another Recnrd

Chicago, Nov. I2.-It was net a race
at all between Jimmy Alichaels and T. A.
McDnffie 81 the Coliseum tonight Nc
BufIie feil from his wheel becoming con-
fused among the pacemakeTs at the end
of the fifth mile. He lost five laps but
made an effort 10 20 on Though not
seriously hurt, ie was unable To finish,
and Michaels finished alone. He broke
the worlds indoor record for fifteen
mites, his time being 81 90 1-5.
The times., 1897-11-13
Diseases women
Speedily and
Perman en6ly Cured.

Chronic inflammation, Female Weakness,
Proldpsus Oteri, ltching, Ovarian Tumors,
Uysteria, Headache, Heart and Nervous
Diseases, Sterility or Barrenness.
Are you weak and deSpondent, tired, low
spirited, without any assigna bic cause? Do
provocation? Does fife seem pr0fitless
burden? Have5y 5yon a feeling OF fear and
apprehension, as II some great calamity
were about TO befaIl you? Are YOU ner-
yous and irritable, with yearning to
take wings and fly away from the cares
of life? Then you are undou btedly suf-
feriug from serious arrangement of the
female organs, and should secure skilifni
treatment at once, before incurable COM
plications arise.
Ladies suffering from any disease weak
ness or disability peculiar % their sex,
are especially invited To call on
The times., 1897-11-13
Mortality in the District.
UNpERTAKERs.

j. WILLIAM LEE.
AKEF,
332 Pa. Ave. n. w.
Eirst-clnss service. Phone. 1885
The times., 1897-11-13

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brotno Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refundt the moneyif il faiIsto cure.
25c. Thegenulne has L. B. @ on each tablet
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11
John Levi Dead.

John Levi, the noted Indian, was
found dead in the road half way be-
tween Lewiston and Lapwai last
Thursday morning. p. NJ. Davis dis
covered the PROSTATE form in the
muddy road and reported the facts to
the coroner. The report was current
that an assassin's hand had taken the
life of the big Indian. The coroner
summoned jury and repaired to the
place of the supposed tragedy. The
massive form was rigid in death, but
there was no apparent evidence of II
crime having leen comnittcd. There
were, however, many surnises. John
Levi had many enemies, and murder
WAS strongly suspected. The theory of
death from too much whlskey, II fall
from his horse and exposure seems to
have prevailed with the jury and the
verdict was as follows:
We, the undersigned, the jury en-
panneled in said matter of the inquisi-
ton of John Levi, do find that the
death of said John Levi was caused
by a fall producing conclusion Of the
spinal cord
Signed: J. II. Lydon, NJ. c. Scott,
Geo. a. Smith, A. Schebe, NJ. d
Smith, J. s. Sorey; jury. l.. l..
Strong. coroner.
Every mans hand was against John
Leci. The Indians thought he was a
traitor t. his tribe for the favOrs of
whitemen; hut the whitemen only
halt acknowledged his offices. He
was n ruflian by instinct. He was a
prolific promoter of schemes to defraud
other Indians. He was Il disturber by
instinct, IL fighter and n leader Of a
renegade element of the tribe. He is
a good Indian now. ~ % ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

Mr.. G. II Garby, a prominent farmer
from the Potlatch, was caller Mon
day. He reports Gathering prospect
for the coming year. He is also son,e-
what interested in the question of
county division and objects to being
cut off from old NeZ Perez into Il new
county with Il big debt as al initiatory
burden. He says Shoshone can well
afford to divide her territory and her
debts; for the southern end of that
county has no taxable property. He
thinks the time has not cone for re-
organization, but if the lines could be
so drawn as to include a portion of
Shoshone county aud the eastern divi-
sion of the reservation this county
would in financial sense he benefited
by the div sion. However If the pro-
posed lines do not include the Potlatch
Prairie OF some other district where
real estate is taxable the new county
would be a failure for want of revenue
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11
A Fugitive Swede.

On Saturday deputy sheriff from
Moscow lodged big swede in the
Lewiston Jail. He had forfeited bond
under which he was held for stealing
grain, and was captured near Denver
in Idaho county. The kind hearted
officer was very considerable of his
prisoner and requested special care for
MIN at the Jail. The inmates of that
place, however, roceeded to initiate
the old man. They organized a kan
CARGO court, tried the Swede, convicted
him to suffer some indignities aud to
psy fine of 25 cents. This treatment
struck terror to the prisoners heart.
He began to pine for liberty. The Off
Ger started Sunday morning in full
confidence that tile old Swede was
willing captive. On the bill above
the ferry, the prisoner upon some nre-
text was allowed to get on, of and be-
hind the buggy when he Immediately
started upon run. Before the officer
could disengage his gun from his
wraps the man was over and behind
the crest of a hill. From that moment
his movements are mystery. He
disappeared from view completely
although officers secured the hills all
day i'm search of him.
This prisoners name is Anderson.
He ran away from Moscow to escape
trial for stealing grain. After taking
up his abode in Idaho county he be-
came disconsOlate IA. Il advertised for n
wife to share his lonely home From
this advertisement he was located and
rearrested.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11
vlnelaad Notes.

These spring days bring renewed
activity IN Vineland. Seed time is
almost at hand. The owners of gai den
homes organized recently for the pur-
pose of harmonious action in the pur-
chase of seeds and other supplies. The
seeds, grains and nursery stock requir-
ed IN Vineland will amount to 'arge
sum and they will secure Wholesale
prices by union. FcRf.
The company Is contemplating
many improvements this summer. A
road up Snake river to the Grande
Ronde river is projected AS is one down
Snake to Dry Hollow These roads
will make large districts more directly
tributary to Lewiston valley. The
one to Grande Ronde is very impor-
tant. There is a big settlement on the
Paradise prairie across the Gtande
Ronde river that seeks an out let this
way. An impossible mountain road
has Tong sent this trade to the Wiflowa
valley.
1t is reported three application for
power were filed with the company by
parties who desire to establish different
kinds of fact tories
There are fourteen dwelling houses
in course of construction In Vineiand
this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

a
Ezra Baird returned Tuesday from
Grangeville where he had been looking
after his interests in the Poorman
group of mines in the Florence district.
4 meeting of the shareholders was
called and steps taken to incorporate.
Owing, however, to conflict of interests
this effort on the part of the promoters
of the ideaof interpolation was not
consumated. This valuable mine has
been explored more extensively than
any proposition in the camp and its
value IS We'll established. 1t will be
operated the coming season and become
producer either by sale to capitalists
or by the present owners.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11
Submitted on ITS Merits.

Here are the facts, let the people
who paw the bills decide The Tribune
in IA recent issue cries enough and sub
nuts it, case without further argument
Below are the two bids compared item
for item The TELLER rests the case
on the original statement of facts. and
makes no claim that is not fully sub
stantiateh by the comparison:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

Ned Bartlett, u would be bad man.
was arrested Monday on charge of
carrying concealed weapon. He was
arraigned before Judge Hornaday and
fined s. and costs, Sll 80 in all. He
had five shining tweuti4s ia his pock IT
but refused to pay the fine; aud he also
refused 10 work on the streets, 50 he
Was seut to iaiI while the officers non.
dered over the question of tj-cipline
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

A special meeting will I've held III .'e
salvation Army barracks on fr'oa'
evening, Feb. 18th, commencing d,
$50 p. IN. Observation-Disclosures ="
Armenia" A true life story ola ii''e
Armenian girl will be given, WHICH
will be interspersed with appropr'a"
songs and solos 10y the members OF tne
Army. A collection will be taken Nv
the door to save any break in the nlee''
inc
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

Five cent be4, large glasses, now on
tap at the Palace Sa loon.
Furnished rooms to let. Inquire Oh
Mrs. l.. Wigeins.
The Russell Cash Grocery, has
Baking Powder by the bulk.
The finest liquors on the market
at the Palace Saloon, f. Ross, propfle'
tor.
"A good cigar and retresilins
drink always in stock at the Pa'ace
Saloon.
-SiXteen-inch slab wood. ready "'
the stove, can be secured of Eiliolt
Emery.
If you don't think that Bunneh
has livestock and can give bottom PRICES
call and see.
Call at the Golden Star Grocery
and inspect the premium tea. f.Sce''
lent prizes given away.
Elliott 4 Emery have for sale iu'l''
Der, lath, shingles, posts, WOOD, e" ..
in any quantity, and of choice anai'''''
&C. c. Bunnell il closing out us
stock of Box stoves and Air ligh'
Heaters to make room for other goous
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

The Frank Readiek Stock Co viii
op II in the Masonic Hall, March |, to
play weeks engagement. The stock
company has Il fine repertoire of plays,
including such standard favorites, AS:
kidnapped, The Fugitive, Cnknown,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

Commissioners pro
-retiDgS. free gratI,,
Single sheet BLANKS
rer 100. SIS.
Half sheet b. ~ K. PER
100, $50,
Double sheet blanks,
PEI 100. $500.
Legal publication, PER
line. each insertion Zee
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

For RENT: 81 he 90 acre tract of land
adjacent to Lewiston, known as the
Lindsay orchard. Apply to
+. w. KErrENBACH, Agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11
Tribune.

tAllANs
Commissioners pro-
ceedlngS, first insertion
tree; each succeeding
publication. 34c per line.
Single sheet Blanks
per 100. 81
Half sheet blanks. per
100. il.25.
Double sheet blanks,
per hundred $50.
Legal publications,
tirst Insertion gratis;
other publications nc
per line; all county mat
ter after two insertions,
3.c per line.
Omciai Letter Heads
per 500, $50; per 1850
1878.
Ot'lcial envelopes. per
500, Sl.75; per 1000. 81.
Publishing delinquent
tax list, all insertions.
~ cents per square.
tbased on long primer
type, same as now used
Smaller type may be
used at proporiionaie
rates,
Printing court calen -
OARS { 500 four cases to
page, 75c per page,
Printing election tick
cts. per 100. so,
Assessors Blanks per
100, $50; each additional
SO, So.
Electors oaths, per
| 1880. 50.
Tax collectors receipts
| per 1900. 70. 50.
Road poll tax receipts,
per 500, 50.
No guarantee,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

For the test grade OF groceries
and cheapest in price, the Russell Cash
Grocery cannot be surpassed
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

Dfh,iaI Letter Heads.
per SO. sl.2a; per 1850
S1oS
Omcial Envelopes. per
So, Sil5 per 1859. s. O.
Publication Of ielln-
quentt9N list measured
az and down the column
the fuH width of the same
amp set IN Breyier type,
same as front page OF
TELLER. Tor whatever
number II weeks. as re-
qnirei by law, 1.-THE en-
tire pubilcation) for n
cents per inch.
District Court Calel-
OARS, the usud! number
Of ~, 500.
Election tickets, pres
eni style, per ZOO, SIS.
Assessors blank fists,
first 1910, SiA.U; each
additional 1860, s..
Electors oa'hs. per
1000, s. 50
Tax collectors reCe pts
per 1000. s..
Road poll tax receipts.
per 500, $50; per 1909,
500.
All stock to be used in
The foregoing TO be
strictly FIRST class and
workmanship up'to date.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-02-11

typewriters received. The problem il
sure to he solved though, but it may
take little money to pay the expenses.
The great principle of retrenchment
ana reform must he upheld If 1t takes
the last ceDt away from the taxpayers
to do it