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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13
TESTIMONIAL EVIDENCE.
Proof of Wonderful Cures BY Dr. Darr"'
THIS WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN
Will Visit Lewiston for few Weeks No"-
mencing May II.

There can be 40 doubt nor question
of the curative powers OF electricity
iudpirr from the extraordinary cases
of cure pert, rm d by DR.. Datrln' VINO
will pay Lewiston few week WISH
from Nav Il to June |, and can he con-
suited free at Mrs. Robt. Grostelh
residence on T. street W here the Doctor
will have his Off :es. The great advan-
tagc of electromagnetic treatment Is
that it brings relief in large number
of diseases confessedly beyond 'he
the ordinary remedies Of the physi-
clans, and DR.. Darrin has enforced
belief in the curative powers OF electfl-
city upon the public 10y his remarkable
cures.
The following cards speak for them
selves:
DR.. Darrin Dear Sir--F"r seven
years have been Il victim ol catarrh'
bronchitis, dyspepsia and kidney trou-
bIes also diseases peculiar to my SEX
Through your electromagnetic treat
mcnt can say am well OF all the
above complaints, ard heartily recon-
mend your treatment to The Athlete"
NV boy is also nearly eur under your
care, for disagrceable skin disease
NV post office address is Balsford,
Wash Mrs. r. Griffith.
Roy, Pierce County, Wash.
Dr. Darrin, Dear Sir commenced
treatment with you two months ag"
for heart disease, constipation, dyspep-
STA and enlargement of the iiVer'
When fist commenced my head was
dizzy and mind so confused that !
could scarcely think of anything; all
was confusion. Now my mind Is
clear my heart troubles me very little.
The pulpitation is about All gone, the
nam ard distress in my heart, stomach
and bowels cease to trouble ne. the
enlargement of the liver is gradually
going down. So begin to feel like
new man. My friends are surprised to
see me look SO well. When l com
menced treatment weighed only 81
pounds, now ! weigh ll3s. | cannot
thank YOU enough for the relief you
have given me. am sincerely your
friend, VIM McCutcheon'
DR.. Darrin has his main office it
Spokane, Wash, where he is perman
, entity located. His visit here is for the
accommodation of those who canno
by their time and occupation, atfort
to visit him there. The afflicted
sh ouId not lose the opportunity to con
suit this cmminent physician whil'
here
DR., Darrin makes speciality of al
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose ant
Throat, Catarrh, Deafness. Bronchitis
Lagrippe, Consumption, Heart, Live
and Kiduey diseases. He permanent.
cures all diseases of the genito-urinar.
organs, such as Syphilis, Blood Taint-
Scrofula Con orrhea, elect, Structure
Seminal Weakness, Sperrlatorrhea
Loss of Manhood, Loss of Desire G
/. Sexual Power in Man or Woman. A
, peculiar Female Troubles, Irregula
Menstruaton, LucorI hoea, Displace
=, ments, etc, are confdentiallv an
very successfully treated, as we'll as a
acute, chronic, private and nervou
diseases, of whatever nature. Mos
cases can receive home treatment afte
a visit to the doctors office.
! Office hours 10 a. m. to y. m. daily
: Sundays 10 a. III. too p. m. Consu
!, tation free and confidential
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13
LEWISTON DENTAL PAKLORS.

LEWISTON DENTAL PAKLORS.
J. W. Riley is visiting friends in the
city.
Cash talks at the Golden star Gro
Gerry.
Novel patterns in -ummershirt waists
at the Bazaar.
Cash paid for second hand goods
at Bremen d Cos.
DO not overlook the new line OF
summer shirt waists at the Bazaar.
The Owl Drug store, the cool, t
pla,e To take "A soda in the city.
The horse race arranged for Satur-
day .:ns been declared oil.
Doses cut flowers for sale Al The
Bazaar.
Nick Carter of the reservation, was
doing bushes. IL the city yesterday.
-Overstocked with baby carriages
ut Bremen n Cos.
No | wheat is worth 50 cents pcr
The Bazaar offers the finest line OF
summer shirt waists in the city this
week.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all those
who eat at the Royal Restaurant.
Ezra Baird left Tuesday to assist in
operating his mining properties in
Florence.
Cream and Swiss cheeses II new
invoice this week at Wildenthaier'
The PLUMBERS and steam filters will
begin work on the Catholic school
building next week.
The Q. X. 4 n. Saloon carries all
the popular brands Of whiskey.
DIR. J. a. Moflitt is occupying the
rooms in the Dent Il Butter building
vacated by Geo. rannahill.
If you desire to keep your real es-
tate list it any old place. II you want
to sell go to Leeper 4 Hornaday.
ucO. AuuuuIuIi ItuNttu IL SUITE
of rooms In the Adams block and has
moved his law office there.
--Wiidenthalers, headquarters 70,
all kinds Of SchilIing's best goods.
II. w. Sapp has opened up mic.
stock of gentIemen's furnishing good.
In his building next to o. A. Kjos
store.
jesse Moore Whiskey a, the o
r. h N. Saloon.
w. F. Cushman has put in a stock
Of fruit, confectionery and notions in
room cut OIL from Burnham & Co.
store.
New pocket pool table. only one il
town AT the u. X. Il n. Saloon.
The Hotel Lewiston has been close,
temporarily. Landlord Herring ma,
open the place later In the season II
new quarters.
The Book Store takes substitution,
for all papers and magazines.
J d. T.. Thiessen finished shcarln.
his sheep Wednesday morning. II,
has 3A sacks or a little more THAI
loo, 900 pounds.
-S,xteen-inch slab wood. ready 10
the stove, can ,e secured of Small 4
Emery,
Frank Ii. simmons late with tn
Nez Perez Commission House will "
to Lapwai today to open up confec
tiOnery and lemonade stand
lvanhoe Lodge No. 3, X. of u. q
IsOise, gave an elaborate reception las
night In honor Of all members OF tn
order now in camp among the volun
tees ut Boise
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13

Try one OF MOrgan's celebrated
oyster cocktails, for sale ut any first
class saloon.
J. W. Rozen, postmaster and mcr-
chant at Russell was IN the city yes
terday purchasing in iisyoice of goods
from Jno. Z. Nolmer Il Co.
Three chairs. You ar always
"neNt" at Harvey Gaut's Basement
Barber shop.
Geo. Ferris and Jno. Howard proprI-
etors OF the restaurant at Spalding are
reported to have Skipped the country,
leaving some $500 yet unpaid.
-Wi!denthalar delivers fresh bread
twice day all over the city. Leave
orders viii: the delivery man for
groceries.
The Indian payment is concluded
at the Agency and Lewiston mcr-
chants are BEGINNING to realize on the
increased trade from that source.
Fish, Dried Herring, Smoked
and Pickied Holland Herring at Rus
! sci Cash Grocery.
Call at the Owl Drug Store Tor Il
Whit of the finest perfumes ever
brought to the city.
| The Christian Eudeavor society gave
II Cuban social mt the & \. r. hall last
night and entertained the public with
an elegant lunch of Ice cream and cake.
| Fox TRADE: New goods tor second
hand Mt Bremen X Co.'S.
When in doubt where to go, dine at
the ROYAL Restaurant
The Tribune daily put in its appear
ance Monday afternoon and is supply
ing the public with the latest press
dispatches.
Try the Royal restaurant, the best
short order house IN the city.
You bathe in porcelain tubs a
Gaut's Basement Barber Shop.
/, o'ue MaiiC, tiic N"p-N Sui'oiu CHiiu "
]. II. Clears, died Thursday morning
OF meningitis. The burial will b,
made in Vineland this mornin~.
Gold Medal Tea, the choicest bient
IN the market. at Wildenthaler's.
Old Private Stock Whiskey 70
family Use at the o. II. Il N. Saloon.
We will exchange wagons, harnes
or furniture for second hand goods
Bremen Il Co.
DIR. + J. Boston, manager of thu
/ Lewiston Roller Mills will shOrtl
5 make additional improvements to in
crease the capacity Of his mil to 10
, barrels per day. He will add :w'
double sets of rolls and otherwi-
alter and improve the present plant.
Col Ed McConville was in from til
, agency ove- sunday enroute for Mos
COW where he has business in the fed
era court this week.
Louis Roos left tor Boise Sunda
morning.
>
Mrs. D. :. Dent and children, nc
companed by Miss Jennings, wi
depart for visit with relatives i
! Iowa and Indiana In about two week:
Miss Dorothy Dent entertained
:. party of her friends at her home o
j, Idaho street last Saturday. A delight
play.
4 Fox RENT--l60 acres of good farmln
:, land Is miles from kendrlck on TeNs
Ridge Man with family preferre,
/ Enquire Of &. II. SWEENEY,
WallA Wnlla WaSl
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13
Harmony, Misunderstood.

We wonder who commissioned J w.
lists that he so energetically circulated
during his "ecent visit to Boise. Boise
Sentinel (fop.j
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13

FoR RENT--l60 acres of good farming
land Is miles from kendrlck on Texas
Ridge. Man With family preferred.
Enquire Of &. II. SWEENEY.
Walla Walla, Wash.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13

\ lodge of Woodman Of the World
was instituted at Russell this week.
The lodge has % charter members.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-05-13
Medicinal Port Wine.

TIE Log Cabin has In stock for sale
some me port wine especially pre-
pared for invalids and for family use.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
APROTECTIVE LEAGUE.
Organic d By ColOred Citz rs CT Prov
dence, E ST Providence and Pawtucket.

The American Protective Leaguc was
formed at the Congdon street church last
night by a number of colored citizens from
this city, East Providence end Pawtuckei
THIS association is the result Of suggestion
made at the indignation II Getting hell atort
"a week ogo. At that time committee wa.
appointed to consider this matter and the
meeting last night was called by this commit
tee.
Rev. J. II. Pies'ey acted as chairman, ana f.
A. Watson OF Pswtucket secretary. The
constitution and bylaws reported by the
committee We're accepted and the following
officers elected: President, Jos, ph W. Hen
derson, editor OF the New Eugltnd Torchlght
vice president, James E. Dixon; recf riding sec
retary, X. W. Johnson: corresponding secre-
tary, Roswell Poles treasurer, Rev. II. IL.
Presley; chaplain, Rev. Fred ID. Thomas; ex-
ecutive committee, W. II. Heathmnn. James
II. Chase, James K. Dixon, James X. johnson,
L. W. johnson and President Joseph W. Hen
derson, ex-ofiicio.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
The Children'S Party.

The children's party, which occurs In the
first net of Clyde Fitch's play "Ibe Moth and
the Flame" which Herbert Kelcey, Effie Shan
non and their talented company, are playing az
the Providence Opeia house recalls the "a
M Gus 'Beclxwi Bahy Party" given by Mr..
and MIS-. carroll eckwith in New York dur.
ing last winter. IL was ihis party when All
the guests came dressed a children under ihe
age of twelve, which started the craze for
costume parties IN New York city last season.
= craze that ended with the now world ia
nous Bradley Martin ball The performances
thus far given by Mr.. Herbert kelcey and
Miss kffie shannon and their admirable
company have attracted large audiences and
this psper has no hesiianty in repeating that
thea, reg oers, who are desrous OF witnessing
the nest IN the drama should OF fail 20 NO TO
the Providence Opera House this week. There
are but four more performances, the engage
ment cioseing on Saturday night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
REAR ADMIRAL sIcARD.

The only definite development which
followed the courts arrival was the re-
lease OF the leave orders OF seven Of the
Names officers, a matter which has been
lying here at the pleasure OF the court
for more than a week. The other off,
GERS will remain here, although the only
apparent reason for their attendance is
that they may testify further. One OF
them said TO the correspondent: Those
OF us who are to be left behind are prob
ably wanted TO testify as 10 the minute
condition OF various parts Of the Maine
previous to the explosion. For instance.
sworn evidence as to the exact location
OF some particular angle iron might be
required to make the finding technically
correct. Personally / am fully con-
WINGED that the court OF inquiry has come
to definite conclusion regarding the
explosion"
The general impression is that the evil
dence thus far received was carefully
gone over yesterday and the points
requiring additional testimony were
marked out. Captain Sampson and
Judge Advocate Mark had long con-
sultations with Admiral Sicard, after
which the officers from whom further
testimony was deemed unnecessary were
given their leave orders.
Captain Sampson and Judge Advocate
Mark lunched together on the Iowa.
which lies six miles off. They did not
return to land. No session OF the court
was held on shore but II is understood
that consultation took place between
the officers OF the court. and that Rear
Admiral Sicard's wishes were communi-
Gated to those who had not talked with
the fleet commander personally.
Among naval officers and others IL is
generally believed that the court of in
quiry has come to the definite conclu-
sion that the explosion was external.
and that the court is busted over minor
technical details. This is only an opin-
ion, however. and of no further i'm.
portance; for, with the exception Of the
members OF the court, Rear Admiral
Sicard and Commander West, no one
here has any real cue to the final de-
cision. One OF the officers OF the Maine
said to this correspondent: II believe
the Maine was blown up from the out
side; but judging from the questions
asked by members OF the court when
previously here, / am utterly unable 10
ascertain whether they have even count
enanced such a solution of the disaster.
j have talked with fellow officers and
basing their opinions on the character
OF the questions asked. they too were
bound to confess that they were Just as
much in the dark"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
EVERY VESSEL AVAILABLE.

Washington, March 17.-That there
may be no misapprehenslon anywhere
and no uneasiness, IL may be stated that
this country either has purchased all the
available and desirable warships in
Europe or has placed them where Spain
cannot reach them. To those i'm au-
thority here the attempts Of the Spanish
government TO bolster up It's position by
claims that 1t has bought this or that
battleship are ludicrous.
Spain has been cut off from the pos
sibility of purchase unless she chooses
TO go into the old junk business. Even
Chilli. whose dislike for us dates back
TO the Baltimore incident in the Harri-
son administration, has not sold her the
OHiggins, and, in all probability. will
not do so.
In the purchase OF the two Brazilian
cruisers and the torpedo boat and i'm
checkmating Spain in all her endeavors
to obtain any warships. splendid work
has been done. 1t is only just to say
that the conception OF the plan and its
execution is the work of Assistant Secre-
tary Roosevelt. He has had the direc-
tion Of the naval attaches abros~T and
has performed his duties in a signally
successful manner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
SECURING GOOD MEN.

Washington, March 17.-Considering
the competition offered by the navy and
marine corps in the enlistment of re-
cruits, the war department feels that
1t Is doing very well in securing men for
the artillery regiments. The adjutant
generals report that 220 men had been
secured. This is at the rate OF 500 per
month and about as fast as the men can
be properly taken care of. The OFF,
cials are careful to insist that while
they are desirous OF securing as many
recruits as possible they have no degree
abated the high requirements Of the
army as to physical and moral quail
ties. They want the best men. The
reports show that every section Of the
country is contributing to the enlist
ments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

The feet at Key West will be aus
mented within the next day or two by
the arrival OF the Annapolis. the tor
pedo boat Foote and the naval tugs. Ley
den and Samoset. The gunboat Hell
ena is now on her way from the Eu-
ropean station under orders to report at
Key West. The Helena reported her
arrival yesterday at Funchal on her way
To join the fleet. These and the other
vessels previously ordered TO that point
constitute the largest assemblage OF
war vessels made since the demonstra-
tion following the Virginius affair and.
considering effectiveness and armament.
It is the strongest assemblage OF ships
for other than review purposes. since
the war.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17

The feet now at Key West and Tor
tugas is as follows: Cruisers, Detroit,
Marblehead and New York; battleships
Massachusetts,, Indiana. Iowa and Tex
as gunboat Nashville; dispatch boat
Fern: torpedo boats Dupont, Cushing,
Porter. Winslow and Ericsson. To these
will soon be added the FIVE vessels now
en- route there In addition to these
the Montgomery Is at Havana, and lie
practically a part OF the fleet, the gun
boats Wilmington and Castine and cruls.
er Cincinnati at Barbados. Newport
at Colon. with the Puritan, Newark,
Ampthirite and other ships of the north
Atlantic squadron. at points along the
coast further northward.
In point of ships the fleet under Rear
Admiral Case on Jan. 3. 1874. following
the virginus affair, was considerably
larger. as follows: Franklin, 39 guns:
Wabash. 40 guns; Colorado. 46 guns;
Lancaster. % guns; Brooklyn. 20 guns:
Congress. 16 guns: Worcester. 10 guns;
Alaska, IL guns: Ticonderoga. II guns:
Canandaigua. 10 guns; Shenandoah. II
guns; Juniate, s guns; Ossipee. guns:
Wachusett, 8 guns; Pawhattan. IL guns:
Kansas. guns. Wyoming. guns;
shawmut, 3 guns; sagus. 2 guns: Maho-
pac. 2 guns Manhattan. 2 guns: Annex,
2 guns; Canonicus. guns; Dictator.
guns: Despatch. 4 guns: Pinta. guns:
Fortune. guns; Maynower. guns:
Iris. 2 guns and Yuma. 2 guns. Al
though formidable In its day. this ag-
gregation was made up OF the old styls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
SPAIN DOES NOT FEAR WAR.

Havana. March IA local paper. In
It's leading editorial. says II is unable 10
explain the belllcose attitude OF the
United States. and inclines 20 the be-
lief that this is the fault OF business syn.
dicates, like the sugar trust or due 10
some new desire TO annex Cuba, which
has changed the physiognomy Of the
American people" IL declares that
Spain has done nothing TO hurt the
pride OF the United States. and refers 10
the friendliness OF Spain for the Amer
lean colonies when they were hghtine
England, and also TO the strict neutral
ity maintained during the civil war"
The paper says IL can only explain
the help given the insurgents from
American sources during the present
insurrection In Cuba by "defective law.
varying in the different states OF the
American union" The editorial says In
conclpslon: The end OF the journey
will show which nation has the more 10
lose in n contest that may come now
No doubt Spain does not fear war. Pub
iie opinion, IL not demanding. does not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
AVAILABLE VESSELS.

Washington, March 17.-There Is q
much larger stock Of vessels right at
home available for naval use than was
generally supposed. many OF which will
make efficient cruisers and gaSA boats al
most equal TO vessels OF the unprotected
cruiser type now in the navy. Such a
vessel was acquired yesterday. the ne
gotiations being closed upon the report
OF the board OF inspection OF auxiliary
cruisers now at work in New York. This
il the steel yacht Mayfower. the prop.
erty OF the ogden Goelet estate. She
is OF 2i00 tons displacement, 27s feet
long. SO feet beam and l6 feet draught.
She has 500 tons coal capacity, and with
two screws is rated a l7-knot vessel
She is equipped with all modern ap-
pliances. search lights. electric plant,
distillers and evaporators.
Surgeon General Van Reypen returned
yesterday from Newport News. where he
went TO examine into the practicability
OF converting the Plant line steamer
Grand Duchess. into an ambulance OF
hospit tal,ship for the use OF the navy In
Me event Of hostiiitles with Spain. This
steamer would make an admirable am.
bulance ship. but because OF the disar.
rangement OF her boilers IL will TAX,
several months to put her In shape foi
use. The surgeon general has In view
other ships. but he Will be compelled tt
await the report of the special boart
which is looking into the question ~
auxiliary cruisers before taking any sc-
tion.
The equipment bureau has prepared
itself for the equipment at very short no.
tice of any vessels Of the auxiliary navy
that may be acquired with the most sp-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-17
Spain'S Latest Grievances
Dismissed. F4
NO TANGIBLE ACCUSATION
Fern Has Returned TO Havana and
Relievel Montgomery.
FLEET AT KEY WEST INCREASED

Washington. March 1.-THE main de-
velopment In the Spanish situation yes
terday was In connection with the def
Unite representations submitted by the
Spanish government to the state de-
partment concerning the assembling Of
q large fleet Of American warships at
Key West. the war preparations. and the
influence which these might have on the
approaching elections In Cuba. These
representations were exactly In lire
with the semi Official utterance accred-
tied TO a high official conversant with
the views of the Spanish cabinet. While
they cannot properly be regarded as
protest against the attitude and acts OF
the United States government, they may
unquestionably be set down as remon-
STRANGE calculated to have an effect In
European court circles. Not being a
technical protest. the statement has not
called forth an official reJoinder. for II
Is lacking in tangible accusations. being
rather an argumentative presentation
Of alleged Spanish grievances.
The Fern sailed for Havana from Key
West yesterday afternoon. going to re-
lieve the Montgomery as home for the
officers engaged in supervising the
wrecking operations I'm Havana harbor
1t is said unequivocally that the Mont
gomery Is not withdrawn owing to any
suggestion from Spanish sources that
her presence is not desired. 1t was the
announced intention CT Secretary Long
when the cruiser was sent TO Havana
to keep her there only so long as the
Fern should be engaged In the work oil
distributing relief among the sufferers in
eastern Cuba. This task having been
performed, and owing TO the return of
the board of inquiry from Havana. there
being fewer persons to accommodate.
the Fern, which is better equipped than
the Montgomery TO assist in the wreck
ing operations, Is returned to her posi-
tion.