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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-01
NOVEMBER REVIEW
Some So NJ Interesting Statistic !.
for Month lust Gone. /
REAL ESTATE. WaS.ACIlVE


With yesterday the month Of Noyeyn-i
per came to Il close. and the first calen-
oar, month Of winter was usherea in
ne month Just passed. has in some
respects. been . notable Sone The
amount OF business done here durn.
the thirty days just gone will show up
We'll beside that of any other in the his
sory3 OF the city b & k
Take the shipping, for example. The
IL: :r::Sals forFthe month were 100 and the
j{s.efse laures l3S. These We're vessels of
ALI Glasses and OF all sorts. steamers
sailing craft. barges and everything
u hey include vessels stopping here for
coal. rs well rs those doing entirc bust
cess 1T the port. The largest number
reported arrived for one day is 10: the
largest number sailed. II. 81
50 " PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
IN the matter of deeds the Corpora
tioH Court clerks Office had q big
month. the number Of deeds of all kind
entered being 149. There were fifteen
suits, five, seals and one redenptinn.
The tax on these q aeds amounted to
some S251. Calculating at the rate of
81 to the thousand. this would make the
transactions recorded involve an
amount OF s2S7.0Oe. Tl.ls is 3 approxiZ
mately correct, It 'nas be a little more
or little less. ~ NJ
CITY TREASURER. ~
liS Wy lItdSuIeT tlu IIlGSL Oh MS mo-
vember work during the last days of
the month, collecting the entire years
taxes practically. in that time, most of
the tax payers putting off the evil hour
of payment as long ms possible The
entire amount OF taxes collected this
month is in the nelghborhood of $50. 900.
f5y.7jt-{ THE BLACK LIST
The month in the Police Court was no
more eventful than usual. The tramp
industry picked up considerably and
several eases of Importance We're con-
sidered. notably the Parker-Saunders
COW case. and the alleged, violation of
the Sunday liquor Lavish Rockets. The
cocNets do not show all OF the hobo
cases those fellows applying for lode-
ing not always having their names en-
tered. The books show that HIS Honor.
Justice Brown, in November, disposed
Of Ia24 cases. $50 of which We're on the
ordnance docket and the remainder on
the State docker
BUILDING PERMITS.
/ r r m,
81 INST month was thirty-six wh;oi,s,
considerabiesincrea over ,rn, ,iica.
a year ago ASoVsn1p
month. ~ l> ueaths la
cupid may have had pretty ,cti,
time "i.i' during the month. hui 49, i,,..s
was little slew. The Corpornfion G l,'u
k Office showing entries fo,. -,
pNe''teen marriage licenses Ei,,o
we couples procuring them v.o,. ~ !.
eight colored- were "hlt'
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JUMPED THE Piracy

me gar leaving here at s. O'clock ~.
n.arapton jumped the track yester.ia :
nloihlng at Hampton Roads and a.,
lositsd itself across both the track AMI
1 NV, delaying traffic for over5an hon
~, me car was, rishtt-d as soon as5possib,s
49,. "a no, untli a nuIEba1 OF business men
Imcomn! d4d o"s'iS
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COPYING THE POLL nooye

,e t ~ n. a. Wise is having COPIES made
recen1 p alae, BOOKS It is said, used in the
oeen at work in the clerks oflIce Of the
e count for several days. II iss under
stooe mat DR.. Wise sill charge that
votes intended for him in Norfolk We're
s slyan ,. 70 Mr.. Holland 1t is said that
coi nS VI, We made of the books in every
county and city in the district
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-01
MUSHROOMS OccAsInN

yesterday was pay day at the Court
Sous" ,,:., ana the city officials and public
OF their little warrants. which ass,'ra p1
mem the amohnt of months salary
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AT THE HflrE1 9

NJ the metropolitan: G.-J Da,.s
y sm 1iavea. Conn. Fred S. Trant
s, n',s,''" nl J. Monroe, Norfolk; j. a
i,n, li,, e'eisp D. Floyd J. Taylor.
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g pnli5n sE1TsEt bat ~ IA
Is ~. 49, ger sev Sinal quota OF

sneaking of hoboes, the CITY Is FIJI,
.! them, and never morning passes
shat The Police Justice does not have
20 pass IN Judgment on a number of
fragrant beauties from the garden Of
'uleness They all have the most spe-
t.o ana plausible tales to tell, and
ulme museum collection. Most of them
are aole-bodied. big. greasy individuals
a =. any one Of them could get work
= ne really wanted to. The lack OF
deSlre is the one fatal defect
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r, -, = w T II " r. l7T I =
,,n lon ouS 'ofs and then say you didn't
M ~ipM we had them for sale. We '.an
l you any property in the citv Cora
d i,en see US Powell Bros & King. 'e
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s! 49, sagS 3s
l9r the open sea ~
along the coast Es$S
me time that tf,e
- placed at from Q Pa
..lornins. The Watc MI
nuuies washed ssliaza
ssoppea between ti1aG
po SndCN REA 81
morning . afte. : q NTH.
Newport News, d d even 2 a
The barges ocein oq u u, s}5l3}sS(S
and the Enos so m set ,a
saved Tha tean Belle.
's not knows " mo!
heavy bli4fzar,, .ier 70, 20
Trout ea Twelve niles Gun gun
b brnm Wfnter Quarter s Io'sIs
Bell ~ bout for some tin3SsS
M Soshed In the seans :
f., nc steamer succeeded s sssS
M, j. taking Off the fonr y,
nws .lne the Enos sous
c1/,S' dnd. although tl1eastea y
uH ! = h., .nt vicinity for some tIrrE
E6 fs 1,s CITY PROBABI,Y,
he l;tt,a ~. NOV. 3.-There 4 2s|
safetv 90 ptsis Tor apprehension sSSs
savlnnah ne steamer Gate cItE
which ranch lis. IN spite OF AN
bearing the = : s :, : y.liis
mar had been lrio,.a! &c ~ ne 8
nou. The steamer = W. 2 = otsS
"nlch arrived here last a., g z.
passed the Gate cit;.4 81 =
W. roint: Long Island : I 3 sa gilzt isa!
."u,laay afternoon and 80 saS2
~ ra amiss with the Sava I ne
80 a as could be. ohsaa..Asas NSSs
s'it,. WIS over at the time asE
~ vas seen by the rhat.a aS ss3SSS
,as, ~ an proba bility she iszsatSs nj
mis- time 20 y IN la ~ Gia. 145s
ION ne N gsomwell Line steamer = s I, ,ass
.ivad ~ ,e,s. orleans. November ssr5i
age So after a Very storm 40 NJ
'avannah . eiorts that she siehtes8
.esterda, -. 'ne steamer, bound soi5,h
outh of Sandy Hook. TT 4 :, ,'o IlsiiSe
.eal,ef Gate City which aai1s,,l's 49, q
'oston on Saturday. TOE IA
r, r,,,,, NINE Mn LIVES Lost +
$500 SLsIock. B. c.. Nov. 80 !
a asin Alnsworth. plying hatxyaa y.
,aslo ana Nelson and Other sEe ,sssssen
o'hts. was wrecked last nipi,f - a ,sa.al
We niles south OF Balfour Nina s1 :, ,,os y.
ene drowned. including three - s ...s,l.
:, OCEAN s3II BELLE RECOVER ~,
J, rs 81 = "a DlsLPHIA, Nov, sO.1rzb,ss;
''se ocean Belle. which was 4 ba ndn IS
N ton I, 9Th In a. sinking con3sizz
.,,ts ilies southeast of ;Wfnfer.
AZ. 80 ,e, si1oai mas been towed into ia
nerica. sfeak" w: ter by the tug Nyorts.
hen the steamer C,rior, Y. S .5S. ;,:3
,'n r t'eile anchor on Sunday = y. sss
'ugnt she would be,a total los teNs y
,o ss.rinEGAMER OHIO REsGI7E.y,.,f
,.s SION. Nov 30.-The sfea 80 Il, ..s
IN went ashore on spectar Is s.sxS
.ns saturdays storm was $500 -
I'VE Jugs this afternoon ana l,rs,ss 80
her COCK. 1t is thouRhf 49, $500. u ~
lily damaged. : e ~ s. e no
-, SCHOONER WREtsKE,.,r,
RoVlNCETOWN5 l1fASsS4sn-, 8. ~
schooner King PhiIip3 n ID II 81 -
peen totally wrecked On ma "a ~, IA.
crew probably IAN sss gssss
Z. y oeen losthI hoaner 80 $3.50
'''s
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: aSLIcE COURT.

PYAmourt yesterday Justice
In tho po1;ooA an unusually small
Brow. me , ivnl,eeV sAs. having but four
eases before OF b h;sn for lodging the
men who had Ian applisYt.hheer was Thomas
night before. The III sent hi hi, 6eu WIN
Minus, negro. who "a nm 10 all
f farc ,msnt,, His lis Honor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-01

, AZ the Ivy: w. Il. stork pinner.s
I'M, i; bahowitz. Raltimora: Michae,
~, - i'a y J. r. Mthews. New,
,e,i,,a.,, w, ~, -: iifown. Cincinnati: w. III
Hfihser. Clifton Forge Z
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: twenty days. Wo,rD
NEW REALTY CMalty compa

-, "" REALTY CVa,v'g Ir aoihP Pan
e, =. me e., Newport News RHo u yIose Ear
ham ' of the co yesfer day company is
me capital stock of thtA preslaent.
S.;ano and Mr.: ". a. Post si &c ny
VIII, IN Mr. G. c. Harsraves nA as 10 IN
IN me object Of this compan# nans, on
se eSo IN a. real estate for sNnen' bn en-
fiuentiaI men of the citv ara VA
of the company. va
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icy. Or. E. N. Calisch. rabbi Of Rein
~ ,ini"a s,S.nasosuc, Richmond. is in tl,a
its. stopping at the Warwick
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1NTERESTTN GMEETINc.s

M, ~ ! y y fIso III n GMEETINGS /"
The meetings this week ~ ~
n los 9s Mission. Twenty-e,ghth street
i ,,n Washington avenue. are of special
III last evening Rev. j. Monroe camn
1 I.ao ,,: snoks. Song services begin At
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PROPERTY TRAMcnE

me following deeds were emf VA
o me clerks office yesterday az
Ihomas Tabb and wife to G A Y
M ~ one lot; consideration. s175.
mary wary Meyhr and husband to III
a = eater. lot and improvements. co,
=. Giliiam and wife to Eva T,
PEI one lot; consideration. S.
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15estic, imposing and beau
stle captain. AYERS. was
led TO the eye of 4 SEAMAN,
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~ Inc rin !, new tailor. Cleaning divine,
pnsdns and altering. Suits maSa
- - u Ell La dies, waists and skirts M
a ~ Greer. 9. Eichhofer. 2915 Lafave
.'tiue, cor. Ihirtieth street %
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Sui'ln may have had a pretty active
s.nae OIL y during the month. bul Hvn,,s',
a was a httle slew. The Corporation S,n l
! e eas Office showing entries for Inv
nv an,sts marriage licenses. Nine ~
eight ColOred Ne1e NNlte
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failing Spra.
shapes

| a more mi
siful object, 4
never present
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HlE
eu last month was tlirtv-six y.l; 49,
a year ago. NlA H' YEN Der
month ag uedtnS last
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
TELLS OF THE LATEST STRIKES.
Ex-MayOr Wood Of Seattle Completes
= Long TR1ps

Seattle, April 2.-Ex-M Mayor William d.
Wood has arrived here from the lower Yu-
kon, having made a trip Of over 1900 miles
over ice and snow with a dog team, with
the thermometer ranging from 10 to IS de-
giees below zero. November IL Mr.. Wood
and H. w. Carr started up the Yukon
from the mouth Of the Tanana river. They
stopped at Fort Yukon and Circle City
several days and arrived at Dawson Feb
ruary IL. On February "a they started
from Dawson to this city. Two days out
from Dawson they met the Canadian
mounted police with large amount Of
mail, which has been eagerly expected At
Dawson. Mr.. Wood says that from in
vestigation made by him he estimates the
spring cleanup in the Klondike district
will run between $lO,OOO,OOO and $l5,O OO,-
600. The greatest sensation Of the win
ter at Dawson has been the discovery Of
coarse gold on the hillsides between Bo-
nanza and Eldorndo and between the Big
and Little Skookum gulches. The largest
nugget 80 far found. 1886. was found On
this high ground. Miners seem at = loss
to account for this deposit on ground that
is from 200 to 300 feet above the bedrock
Of adjacent creeks. 1t is not yet known
whether such deposits are general or mere
Iy olcal in this instance.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
SUBSTANCE OF SPANS REPLY
Independence of Cuba Can Not Now
he Granted.

Washington, April 2. -- The reply Of
Spain is said, in effect, to be:
The independence of Cuba means the
parting or cession of Spanish territory
which can not be done without the con,
sent of the Spanish cortes, which will not
be in session until April "a.
The counter proposition is submitted
that the Cuban matter shall be settled up
on basis equitable among nations. The
United States is asked TO give Spain time
to treat with the insurgents and ascertain
what can De done in the nature of peace
full settlement.
Senators who know the nature Of the
reply say it is very shrewd piece of di
plomacy and made for its effect upon The
world ut large. 1t is said the reply is un
satisfactory to the president and he doe.
not believe it will be satisfactory to con
gress.
Administration officers feel that afte,
Monday congress is likely to take natter
into its own hands and fear is expressed
that there will be disagreement between
the branches Of government which woult
be serious at thsi critical point.
No one at the capitol has undertaken t.
speak for the president although thos
who have seen him say his hopes of /;
peaceful solution Of difficulty have beel
disappointed by the reply of Spain.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
ABOUT THE BLACK DEATH.
One Of the Most Dreaded Of ALI Pes-
tilentlal Maladles.

The pestilentiAl disease which prevailed
so extensively In Europe during the mid
die ages, and which was known every
where a. the black death. caused an enor-
nous loss OF life. says . writer In tho
Popular Science Monthly. This disease
Is now believed by epidemiologists to be
Identical with the bubonic plague Of the
Orient. No doubt, however. other pesti-
lential maladies. and especially typhus.
or spotted fever" wcre COMPOUNDED with
the prevailing epidemic disease. The last
mentioned disease II sometimes known ~
famine fever" on account Of it, liAbil-
ity to prevail in epidemic form durine
periods Of scarcity Of food. Typhus wae
not recognised by physicians ~ . distinct
disease until about the end Of the H.
teenth century. There Ii. therefore, CON-
siderable confusion ~ regards Lac real
nature Of the disease In many Of the api-
denies which occurred In Europe durinlg
the middle ages. and even - late a. the
last century. But there can be NO doubt
that bubonic plague was one Of the ohAsf
causes Of mortality. It continued to pre-
vail in various parts OF Europe during
the sixteenth century. and during two
thirds Of the seventeenth: but during the
latter part Of the seventeenth century It
became more and more rare, and after
the middle Of the eighteenth century IT,
only permanent habitat In Europe ap-
pears to have been q limited ARIA In the
southeastern portion. from which It oc-
casisnally spread northward. without,
however. extending much beyond the lim-
Its Of the Balkan peninsula. During the
early part Of the present century II stili
occurred to some extent In this region.
where It prevailed ~ an epidemic for the
last time in 18E.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
BOTH MORTALLY WOUNDED
Editor Brann of the IcOnOclast and
Capt. Davis the Principals.

Dallas, Texas, April "A special to the
News from Waco, Texas. says: In the
midst of busy preparations for city cleo
ton meetings, while bands were playing
and workers scattering handbills from
their decorated vans calling the people to-
gether, w. G. Brann, editor Of the Icono-
clast and Captain M. T. Davis met and
fought revolver duel to the death. The
combatants met just at o'clock yester-
day afternoon on South Fourth street. in
front of the Cotton Belt ticket Office. and
after exchanging a few words both began
emptying their revolvers into each other s
bodies. When the battle was over, Brann
was found to be perforated in the left
lung the left leg and the right foot; Da-
Wis was shot through the right lung and
through both of his arms. The surgeons
did all possible, but both men died.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

The first theater in the United States
was opened in 1859.
Wrongs never grow strong enough to
right themselves.
Suspicion is a robber who conceals a
drawn dagger under his cloak.
Beware of the man who makes special
ty Of advertising his own humility.
The origin OF the navy department may
be said to date from October Is. ITS,
when congress authorized the equipmeat
OF two cruisers.
The amount expended by the navy de-
partment in 1897 was $34 ,56l $40. This is
a larger sum than has been expended in
any year since 1866.
1t is said that the patterns on the finger
tips are not only Interchangeable through
life, but the chance of the finger tips of
two persons being alike is less than oae in
"a, OOO, OOO,OOO
The amount of liquid refreshment takea
by a man of 70 years would equal 7O,7OO
pints, and to hold this pail IL feet high
and more than $500 times a. large q a.
ordinary pail would be required.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
THE IGNORANCE or ENGLIsH
Little Interest Taken n the SOsen-
tinc stuay Of the SubJect.

The student completes his early training
with As little knowledge Of the history OF
his speech a. he would have II Il were
Greek, says Professor Mark H. Laddeli IN
the April Atlantic. Indeed. he often
knows more about Greek than no does
about English: 20 that later on IN his Cd
ucational career. when he becomes spe-
cial student Of English and makes some
attempt to read 1t In It's earlier form, ne
fails to grasp the Significance Of its COM
monest phenomena, because he Will hook
at them through the blue spsctaclee Of his
Hellenic culture
The consequent ignorance Of English
that 10 to be found among the most high
~ educated men u amasing. The public
discussions that turn on points 81 ETY.
mology." pronunciation. or syntax rarely
fall to reveal It. Men cavil ct idiofns that
are az old ~ the language itself. and
argue with one another about questions
| Vt authenticated fact until ''philologist''
has almost come to mean ''Quibbles.''
| What wonder that the ignoraAcs II 20
| widespread. when 20 little interest
IL taken In the scientific study Of
the subjectI We have now asso-
Citations for the furtherance Of al
most every doctrine or endeavor con-
ceivable; the collection Of postage stamps
has tts society, the propagation Of es-
otsric Buddhism has it, band OF enthu-
siasts the study OF Browning's poetry
has ito cultus. and hundreds Of other
objects and aims. trivial or serious. are
thrust upon the notice Of the public
through the organised effort Of unselfish
propagandists. But there II no Ameri-
can society or association In existence
| whose sole object In the dissemination Of
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
QUARTER QUITE SATISFACTORY
Trade Has Gone Along without Sc
riOus Setbacks.

New York, April 2.-Bradstreet's Gays:
A week of rather quieter trade and small
er distribution, due to easily explainable
causes, closes quarter which has been
eminently satisfactory to nearly all
branches of trade and productive of an un-
precedented business in many favored
lines. The heavy foreign demand for our
products, particularly agricultural staples,
and the domestic movement in most lines
are evidenced by the heavily increased
bank clearings reported for the quarter;
and the effect ON the commercial mortal
ity is favorably reflected in a total for the
first three months of 1893 Of failures and
liabilities involved smaller than in the cor
responding period for four years past. Cur
rent demand and distribution at the east
have been interfered with by the uncer-
tainties growing out of our unsettled for
eign relations. This has been particularly
| manifest in a most pronounced indisposi-
ton on the part Of buyers to anticipate flu
ture wants. and some cancellation of or
ders for WOODEN goods are attributed di-
rectly TO this cause. The outlook is for a
heavy crop of wheat in the state OF Wash
ington this year. bodybuilding and iron
manufacturing are reported active in the
Pacific northwest. The price situation is
on the whole quite encouraging this week
oats, flour, print cloths and hides being
the most prominent among the decreases
menti Toned; while wheat, corn, lard, cot
fee, cotton and sugar are higher, and the
list of staples unchanged in price appears
the most numerous
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Said To He in Pay of Russia.

Shanghai, April st is announced that
a person of the highest rank has memo
rialized the emperor in the most vigorous
language. accusing the whole Tsung LII
Yameut Chinese foreign office of being in
the pay OF Russia, He asserts that nus
sia expended lO,OOOO00 taels in bribery
during the recent negotiations regarding
the cession of Port Arthur and Ialien
Wan. etc, and claims that Ii Hung
CHANCES share was 100000 taels.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

remedy that did not concede the absolute
independence of Cuba. Senator Perkins,
in speech on the Cuban question, de-
clared the blowing up of the Maine by
Spanish officials was an act of war and
he believed it was so regarded by the ma
tions of the world Senators Mantle and
Rawlins followed Senator Perkins, both
speaking for Cuban independence. At the
close of Senator Rawlins' speech the sem
ate took up the suDdry civil appropriation
bill.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Arizona Regulars Move.

Topeka, kas., April 4.--The Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fee railroad has received
orders for the movement Of the Eleventh
United States infantry, consisting of sew,
Ell officers and l54 men. from the Whipple
barracks, Arizona, and the Fifteenth i'll
fantry. consisting of six officers and 231
men, from Fort Apache, Arizona, to JET
fer-on barracks, Missouri.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
VIII Aban dom Fort Mis.oula.

Washington, April 3.-The recent army
orders sending the Twenty fifth infantry
to the Department of the Gulf will result
in the discontinuance of the post at Fort
Missoula, Montana, and the portable prop
erty there will be distributed to other
posts in the department.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Exetn Restored to Wealth.

San Francisco. April 5.-The Examiner
saws: General Carlos Ezcta, the exiled eN'
president of the republic of San Salvador
has been indicated by his people. his
vast estates. the stocks and money confs
Gated bv the government of President
Cu;terez after Ezeta was forced to leave
h;s native land, four years ago, have been
returned to him and Ezeta is again worth
more than S2.0OO,OOO.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Won't buy Danish Isla n DIS.

Washington, April 3-The bill for the
purchase of the Danish islands will not be
pressed any further, as it is apparent to
its friends that it could not pass until
after long debate. 1t has been practically
withdrawn
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Mona dnOck Moves Again

San Francisco, April 4.-The monitor
Monadnock sailed yesterday for Mare Isl
and, where she will go on the drydock and
afterward be fitted out with new stores
and plenty of ammunition.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

Walla WalIa, Wash, April fudge
Rudolph Guichard died Of inafimmatory
rheumatism at Gals o'clock last evening"
after an illness of several months Prep
arations for the funeral have not YET
heen made, but it is expected it will occur
Tuesday. Judge Guichard had been al
a;cted with the disease which caused his
daath for a number of years.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

Erie. Pa, April 4. -Iieutenant com'
mander Everett, commanding the q. s. 5.
Michigan. has been detached and ordered
70 command the Mangrove, stationed at
Kew West. He will leave as soon as pos
sibls.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08
Illinois Reserve.

Springfield, ILL.,, April 4LGovernor Tan
ner has been asked by the war depart
ment at Washington to have the naval re-
serves in readiness and has issued orders
to that effect.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-08

To be thoughtful for the comfort of 9th
ers is the surest way to promote our own.