Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-06-10


eastern sppsoach TO ;he Snake river
bridge,
Prof f. T. KneppeT arrived to-day on
the boat. after a wears teaching in the
state Of Washington
Mrs Gordon, the distinguished visitor
will speak at ! O'Clock at the NJ. r. church
to- morrow. to tie children of Lewiston.
Elmer Waldrip, Of Asotin was III the
city this afternoon enroute to Asotin after
visit with his fathers family on the
Sound.
Ensign Staiger, of the Spokane corps
Of the Salvation Army is in the city and
> he will labor III this field till after Sunday
at least
Take your old wheel to A. II.
Hoefler in rear of Post Office and get
it repaired or have it exchanged for
, new one.
Mrs. Stevens the President of the
Womans Christian Temperance Union,
will speak at the Methodist church to-
morrow evening.
II. T. Relfs a Northern Pacific engineer
we'll known in this city, was drowned
yesterday " Plains Montana. \ brief
dispatch to engineer NanArsiol anuoun-
ccs the accident, but no particulars have
} been given the public.
At a meeting of the directors of the o.
r. K n. company in New York yester
day, the report was made that President
Mohler was pressing the construction of
: the Clearwater road as rapidly as possible
r undo. his plans of extension,
II Lewiston was houored today by the
s visit of two dist nguishcd ladies', Mrs.
c Stevens and Miss Gordon. These ladies
are at the head Of the Woman's Christian
\ Temperance Union an organization of
, international fame. Our guests have III
s a measure taken up the work of Miss
; Willard who had the world for a field,
>, This organization is power in the world.
The report of the Prize fight betw cen
&c Fitzsmmons and Jetfries, which was re-
/, ceived i'll rounds as they occurred by l. NJ
;. Knight & Go. attracted a lively interest
10 last night Jeffries had the best of the
IL fight from the first. This new star is
California boy 10 years of age The fight
seems to have been a retribution upoi
= FitAsimmons. 1t was a counter part o
~ the battle i'll which Fitzsimmons defeated
u Dempsey, the Oregon champion. Jeffrie
1T ic I,o
III of the world.
w. C. Lieuallen and w. NJ Morga
of Moscow send the Teller invitations /
IN commencement exercises Of the George
RS town university. These Idaho BOYS viii
X finish courses Ill the law department {
hit this school June I2th w. NJ. Morgan
on Senator Heit(eld's private secretary an
N Grant Lieualen has position in tn
document department at the capita
They have worked their way throug
'a' this college Mr. I.ieuallen is accounte
p- a very COMPETENT man in his departmen
us work.
~ The United Artisans gave their regula
Nc monthly social last night at Odd Fellow
= hall and invited about thirty-fve guest
not members of the order The progral
,e- opened with minstrel show, includin
Try genuine colored cake walk. Messer
on Lehmicke and White took the part ,
N, Tainbo and Ben Jacobs and w. A. Austi
he of Bones. The normal quartette rel
,re dered two numbers i'll their usual plea.
is ing manner and the colorcd ladies an
Messrs, Glaze and Knudson contribute
ne, in their several paris. Following tn
~ MINISTRIES all were invited to a supper {
~, ice cream, Strawberries, etc, and aftt
in the supper pleasant evening was close
~. with social dance that lasted until tll
zoe wee small hours of the morning. TIL
Artisans have established reputatio
ISL OF having general good time at all ,
their meetings and last night was no e>
ception to the general rule.
ng
ole When court convened yesterday g
wv Wallace, Colonel Reddy stated that here
Ter toiore counsel for Young, DOYLE an
ats stimson had been denied opportunity t
RS, consult with their clients except in fin
bic open air, with no conveniences for writ
ing, and i'll the immediate presence :
-, soldiers. Therefore he asked an orde
from the court for such conference Al
torney General Hayes said he eould n,
sure counsel for the defense that suc
- conference would be permitted withor
;. an order from the court. On this asrc,
49,, ment the matter was dropped, HAY
:. agreeing TO have the prisoners broupt
= to-day. Judge Stewart said he would nc
force defense to trial without such a cor
'od snltation, it being their unauestione
q. right but at the same time would ssu
he no order looking TO the release of IN
to prisoners. With the understanding tba
A. prisoners would be there in time for co.,
his ference, court adjourned till TODAY she
at trial OF the case was to be entered uno
,ol in earnest. Judge Stewart urged con,
H. sci to expedite matters, as it was evidrr
'"e they had business TO occupy The after
me ton OF the court for long time.