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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
STEADY ADVANCE
IN PHILIPPINES
Macarthur Reaches Dagupan-SaiI-
Ors From Castine Occupy
ZambOanga.

MANILA. Nov. 20-S:25 A. M.-Only
fragmentary reports reach Manila of the
operations north, which. when the story
is known. will prove to have been the
most remarkable campaign in the Philip
pine war.
General Lawtons division is spreading
over the territory beyond san Jose, where
the telegraph ends General Youngs two
regiments of cavalry arc continuing their
rapid sweep into the new towns. and The
infantry is being showed forward TO hold
the towns the cavalry take all IN a
country whose natural difficulties are
increased indescribably by tropical rains.
making rivers ont OF creeks, ana swamps
Of fields
Wagon transportation is supposed 20
have been practically abandoned the
American troops living on captured sup
plies and the little produce the insursent
levies have left.
Major samuel NJ Swigerts squadron
OF the Third Cavalry is reported 10 Pee eh-
gag.ng "a greatly superior force al foz-
zorrubio northeast OF Daeupan. These
troops have fought three eneagemenis'
and are now holding their position walt
ing for reinfOrcements-
IL is believed at headquarters this
Fiiplno force Is covering the retreat OF
The insurgents TO the Bingl'et mountains
that The Insurgents planned to retreat
northeast along the Payug road. which
Is stocked with store houses. which the
Americans have secured to draw u!on
en-route. and that Only The .nsrgent ad-
vance force had passed Tayug. iae main
body Of Aguinaldo's army being within
our lines. The majority of these insure,
onts may disorganize and pose "a
amigos when the Americans oyer,ake
them.
Among thc scraps of news oh,aiaab.e
are stories of the hardships the American
army IS meeting with. IL is reported, for
instance that General Lawton narrowly
escaped drowning, while fording a swift
river. when Lieutenant Luna and two
privates were lost
Captain Henry Loonhaeuser. with a
battalion of the 9th Infantry is on his
way from Bamban 10 Odonell 20 take the
lnsurgent cartridge filling works there.
A Filipino captain. who slrreudered
wiih four men 20 Colonel Andrew S.
Burt. described the factory and volunteer
"a 10 guide the expedition.
The Governor OF Neuva Ni1caya has
(conunusd on second PaseJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
THE TRANSFER COMPLETE.
Mrs, Dewey Now the Owner of the
Peoples Gift.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Admiral
Dewey to-day formally transferred to his
wife the title of ownership of the house
al l7i7 Rhode Island avenue and contents.
constituting "a gift TO him made By peo-
pie Of this country
Two papers figured in the transaction
and they are now ON file in The office of
the Recorder of Deeds. The first Is a
deed in trust by which George Dewey. eN
de ux. transfers 90 John W. crawford,
the consideration heine ST. the west q feet
oi lot so. and part of lot b. square lJ9,
in Laihrops subdivision. also the chat
tells at lsl7 Rhode Island avenue In trust.
to convey 10 Mildred Mclean Dewey.
The second paper is deed by which
John ". Crawford. 20 trustee, conveys 10
Mildred Mclean Dewey the property. the
consideration being Slo The transfer was
conducted through the District Title IN
surance Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
CASE AGAINST SOUTHERN.
The Plaintiffs Close and Respondents
Begin Their Side.

The PlnintiTs Close and Respondents
Begin Their Side.
MACON. GA, Nov 20-The taking Of
testimony before Special Master John p.
Ross. Of the United States Court, in the
case OF 4 number Of Macon merchants
against the Southern railway was begun
to-day.
When the case was called counsel for
the defense asked for p0stponement TIL
the afternoon. on account VI the sudden
illness of Senator George f. Edmunds.
The delay WAS granted.
At3 O clock the taking OF testimony be-
can. Mir. Dupont Gerry and Judge L. Mil
Ter. law partner OF Senator 4. .. Bacon,
appeared for the plaintiffs. and Mr. Fran
els Lynde Stefson. Of New York. General
Henderson. of Washington. Mr. Hoke
Smith Of Atlanta, and Messrs. y. Il. Har-
ris and Marion Erwin for the respondents.
Documentary evidence was offered golns
10 show that the Southern had gainei con-
troll OF the Georgia Southern and FLORIDA,
which was admitted without objection.
This closed the case for the plaintiffs, the
balance OF their evidence having been
given az a previous hearing.
Mr.. stetson for the r. -pondents, intro
duced maps going TO show that the roads
ALLEGED to Doe controlled by the Southern
were not parallel or competing lines, and
hence the control of thCm was not In vio-
lation Of the State -titGtlOn. Tmiit
sheets were also introduced with the OBJ
iect of proving that since the Southern
had secured control of The roads in ques-
ton there had been no advance i'm rates,
but I'm fact, they had been reduced.
Mr. StctsOn announced that tomorrow
evidence would be introduced showing
local conditions as they affect this case
and the defense would close. lie thought
all his testimony would be in by noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
C0NCEDE TAYLOR'S PLURALITY.
Democrats Base Hope of Victory On
Throwing out Vote Of ilouisvi'ie.

democrats Base Hope Of Victory On
Throwing out Vote of Louisville.
FRANKFORT. KY, Nov. @-The
Democratic state Campaign Committee
comedies tnat Taylor has a majority on
the face ol the returns, but bases a hope
Of the election OF the Democratic ticket
On throwing out the vo,e of Louisville on
sccount of interference OF Governor Brad
.e.s soldiers. ana Johnson and Knox
connties where tissue panots were used.
,-fe Kentucky e.ection IA" pl0ii4y rf"-
,ides for a secret ballot and the bepuoi-
cans admit they are not as well fortified
Il, fn. defense Of their interests on The
Iobrson and Knox counties cases as
~n,s,, ne. out DO not credit TO any extent
tts democratic claim regarding Louis
Vile. In fact, they assert that they have
assurances that Governor Bradley will
hack them in resistance, which he says is
already planned.
Goebel managers announce that they
will not take an appeal from the decision
of Judge Jones at Glasgow. where us
majority OF the Nelson votes, enormously
cast for w p Taylor, were ordered
counted for w. 5. Taylor. In this state
~ the case the vote OF Jefferson. Knox
and Johnson must be wiped out 10 give
Goebel a majority. but his managers, IL
is believed arc collecting evidence % AL
legged fraud In various Republican coun-
<<~--..-...as -. SaoonA mmmnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
A VILE NUISANCE"
Sunday School Which Both haces Az
TEND VIII Not BE Tolerated.

CORDELE, GA, Nov. 2o.-Notice was
served on q Mr.. Anderson at LiS'ohia'
near here, yesterday that he must siNe
I'm a Sunday school which he had started
in which there are both white ana neEro
children in attendance. bistonia is a cor
ony of Northern settlers on the Georgia
and Alabama road about seven miles
from Cordele. Mr.. Anderson is one OF the
settlers and some time aso started MS
mixed school.
4 meeting OF the people in the neighhor-
hood was held at the justice of the peace
court Resolution was adopted declaring
the school a "ylle nuisance which should
not be tolerated. and a committee was ap-
pointed 10 inform Mr.. Anderson that ms
school must be disbanded or b. would
have TO take the consequences. That gem
tleman informed the committee mat ne
would continue his school az all hazards.
Should he persist in his determination
serious trouble is likely to arise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
SESSIONS YESTERDAY.
Many Subjects OF Importance We've
Cons idercd

When the sessions were reconyened yes
terday morning the nrst hast hour was
devoted to the consideration OF miscellan-
s0us business.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. william Ellys0n.
Whereas. The southern Baptist Con-
ventlon al .ts last session requested that
each state association or convention ap-
point q committee yi ave whose dufy
shall be 10 co-0perSte with the commit
tee " the Southern Baptist Convention
on the celebration Of the year l,Jy. there
fore. be it
Resolved That such committee be
appointed by this association for the
purpose named.
on motion Of Rev. Dr. Besle this mo-
ton was referred 70 the Committee on
Cooperation.
SMALLER ATTENDANCE.
There was a decided dwindlins In the at
tendance. and this fact Immediately
caused a discussion on the length OF the
sessions OF this body.
DR.. w. T. Hatcher was the mrs,
sneaker. lie pointed out the greatness of
the work that the association has TO con-
s!dsr and the shertress OF time that the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
CIVIL GOVERNOR OF CUBA.
of Estes G. Hathbone is
Predicted.

WASHINGTON. Noy. 2o-SneciaL-The
apdoAiuLtLt OF a civil governor for Cuba
will not be made for several months. II
is generally believed in official circles.
however that the office will be given 10
Estes c. Rathbone, now dtector OF posts
for the island.
one of the leading journals in Havana
prints on its first page this ticket:
For Civil Governor of cuba, Estes c.
Rarnbone.
For Commanger-in-Chief Of the Army
OF Occupation. fuzhugh Lee
For Dhector-General 1f Posts. p. II.
BristOw"
\ Times correspondent show this to
a member Of the Cabinet to-day and was
Informed that the appointments as named
will probably be made. The appointment
Of General Lee for commandments
Of the Army of Occupation Is approved by
a majority OF the officials In this city, II
is understood that his appointment is de-
sired by the people of Cuba above that
Of any one else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
Killed by "A Negro.

VALDOSTA. GA, Nov. 2o.-Word was
received here to-day of the killing Of Mr..
Dave b. Smith by negro named ]. T.
Jerald. on a turpentlne farm i'm the north
orn part Of Florida, where he was at
work
Mr. Smith is Of a prominent family in
Berrien county. Georgia. The particulars
have not been received
Jerald made his escape, but Is being
vigorously hunted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
porers FILED in Carter's Appeai.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-The papers in
the appeal taken in behalf Of former
Captain Oherin Carter, United States
Engiueers. convicted of embezzling
moneys belonging 20 the government in
connection with the Improvement Of Sa-
vannah harbor. have been filed by his
attorney with the clerk Of the Circuit
Court of Appeals of this district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
But Dr.. Pollard Refused to Make
Clear His Meaning.
THE WORK FINISHED YESTERDAY
The baptist Gencral Association Ad-
jourucd Last Night Co Meet Next
November in BristOl-Ihe
Measures \ oDtcd
at Yesterdays
Sessions.

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.--.
-.
i''N 'I il'''l -'ri''i 'N"'''o" anu '' mann
rccYmm0 0ldau0ns otherwise known as
rh. .roI..ro r.nsr- presented ID the
r........ ,.......i .....,,..,, ,....,.rt.,. sf-
'''".'''
t.Inoon.
THE report itself was quite a lengthy
document buf the entire asscmblage lis
.......... .,.-..,.,....., .,.. -.
ot it 10 "as % SUBJECT In "hch everyone
felt deep interest. All went well de-
,.,i,, tt. f.., that rho re,or, was very
exhaustive dn1 I'D some instances id'heI
scathns iu the criticism of the methods
ro,,, Do, ,...... untu tbo clause referring
,.., .r,.i. ,i,,,,.
DO oeneiei'ii's WAS F-1e"eu' ms '''Ds'
was as follows.
THAT The Board receive no young man
as beneficiary until be has passed
through the test. of providing by his own
effort or th4t of b. rsona friends. the
FIRST velr's cNuen.ct at college"
This wa. ouuosod los Afr. j. Taylor Ely
SON. who declared that th. students first
year ,tas h.- hardest one. and that he
thought ID an unjust measure.
r.pr,t,- prpoprc
Dr. foitfo WINE auhi'uhs 'his c'alii.
sad mat certain reports hdd reAch-d
th.m regarding the conduct oil some OF
lHe mlnl- ie.lt siud'h nus. ieh us ao'u'
tAcn' 'ti'd some one ih 'ne "s5eln"lS
...a.. ...r,i ~, -, Pc
voices
.I cannot for the raason 30 would not
he urou,r t0 repeat them before this ass
sofulItH answered Dr. Pollard.
T.t. la.t rc-,.ri, was like % bomb she'll
f,' t.a. ..o,r l.lf "A dozen or more per-
SAM. ,..r...l fh. Ho.r buf Roy DR. A. h.
Owen v..e successful in gaining it. lie
,,.,,...tf.t.I,. .,,,lt. iu defense of the stu-
.t'..r. anna ,..,..4d to tearn the srccidc
,t.rs,.
Dr Pollard declared that the measure
w. ,r,ler .,IG advocated the adoption
.r t,e rrnorf
d.. y.s. ......,,4 by Rev. NJ n Derieux.
,,,.. orpo.l5 a.
,r,.. D. Il.,,l,r who is A member of
.r. t..-l .,... and d.lirarod an inn
quo .t 49,. i,, L.. ~ ,l,. r}o,rd
,i.n,. rt, ,,i,is.ori,i
'" ,.....i ,.. ..'....r.t ma de-
"'." .. ..-...,,..,i .,io.s.
.. ,t ,...t 1..,,ro tb. r,gttor i'm
,, .t'..., ,t... f.li. fro,n
.t. meme. ,h,t
..' ...'. ~. - ro,de
-', "D. '''' 49, -, tbc
i...... .l..,.'lo,,,l into Inc
PETER toIL1.
"Why Peer himself was fool on
some ocoasious.r vchemcntly exclaimed
the Doctor "and other good men have
done likewise"
In his experience such charges as 10 be
inferred nom thc remarks of Dr Pollard
never came under his notice. and they
should have d1r.. so Or Hatcher contn-
mod ou lhi4 line and declared that such IN
Situations wen. unjust and uncalled for.
nr Hatcher was followed 10y Rev. +. +.
er..e. ,.ao opposed the adoption OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
western North carolina Conference.

CHARLOTTE, y. g., Nov. 20-The
western North Carolina Conference which
meets in Concord tomorrow, was set off
a. a separate conference in 1890, hence this
will be the tenth session Of the body. The
first session was held in Concord and II
has not met there since.
Rlshop j. 5. Key, Of Texas will pre-
side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21

ANDEhSONvILLE GA, Nov. 2o.-
Captain Thomas Frame, superintendent
OF the National Cemetery at this place.
died this morning after prolonsed sick
ness. Captain. Frame had held his posi-
ton for several years and had made many
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
SURPRISE IN WASHINGTON.
nnnl nI..nclLnad % Relieve

tin t.--i+'--
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9-The officials
.af the war Department are surprised 10
Nhear of the charges made against Colonel
Metcalf for whom very high opinion
i entertained I'm army circles. Secretary
poo, exnessed the belief that the charges
~ MOI fine but said he had no infor-
r,sfi,r reaarding the matter OF which
h1 had not h ard anything Until given
in the press report.
In View of the high rank Of the officer
and OF the explicit account regarding the
alleged crime contained in the afidavits
accompanying the charge 1t is said that
the officials viii take formal action with
A view to ascertainihs 'iie accuracy Oh
ths publishsJ statements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21

friends here by his uniform coul'ess
lie will b. buried in the Nauonai NeH''
terry tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
ANOTHER MURDER.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov 20.-Speoial.-
An unconhrmed rumor late tonight
states that Constable Powell OF Princess
Anne county has been killed by Fleming
and that another large mob is preparing
to go after the desperate magistrate.
II may be that Powell was killed by the
mob in trying TO protect Fleming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21

mitted to the general committee in the
near future.
The committee adjourned at i2:3o \. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
HAVE TENDERED
THEIR SERVICES
A Thousand AbIe-BOdied Citizens of
Harlan County Offer to lnaugu-
rate and Maintain Taylor.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov 20-The Com
meroial CRepublican) to-day says:
THE following communication from
Harlem county talks TO the point:
1--WE, together with 1909 other able
bodied citizens Of this county. have ten
dered our services to Governor Bradley
and General w. 5. Taylor TO inaugurate
General Taylor and maintain him in the
office to which he was elected. however
any state Board or Legislature may de-
cided.
lSigneO "a. b. COMMETT,
Ida
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21

=. y. flAENtlis
County Attorney,
Wv 5. HENSLEY,
sheriff Harlan County;
- :. BAILEY
"Chairm'n Republican Coin.
III. H. HOWARD.
Com. Hariand Circuit Court:
u. 5. KELLY,
"U $. Commissioner;
JOHN B. HURST,
Post master.
M. w. HOWARD,
Clerk Harlan Circuit Court;
"a r. EVERSON,
"Attorney-at-Law.
Harlan is one Of the strongly Repuo-
lican counties of the eleventh d'sltlct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
SUMMARY or TO-OAY'S NEWS.

CONTINUED on Second Pase)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Following was the range Of ihe iher-
mOmetcr al The Times office Yesterday
A. NJ. 60. is NJ. g. r. NJ. %. + NJ
O.. +. NJ. a.. y NJ, .. Average. s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21
yvEArHGIt gsSRKcAsr..

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday;-
virginia--Fair Tuesday excep rs,
In extreme western portion wa'ner
,.os,er,, nortIon Tuesday: Wednesday
,,'arr,or with rain: fresh northeast winds.
North caroIina--Fair In eastern. rain IN
western portion on Tuesday; probably
rain Wednesday; fresh northesster'y
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-21

Continued on second. Hnsss
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(continusd on Second Pase)
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01
Our Postofflce.

J. L. Chapman was confirmed by the senate last
Saturday as postmaster at Lewiston. As soon as the
bonds can be made and filed The change will be made.
Mr.. Chapman is not stranger TO the duties he will
assume He served the Lewiston public In this
capacity for two years during the Harrison admins
traton and the good work Of that term earned him
the present appointment.
Mr.. kress who fetres has been good postmaster.
He has done much better work than the pay Of the
office iustifes. The business OF the Office has grown
in advance Of the government provisions for help all
through Mr.. kresss term and this fact has worked
hardship upon him. Mr.. Chapman is confronted
with the same condition. His compensation for the
first quarter will be based upon the business Of last
year when In fact the progress Of the times will
double his duties. This matter should be taken In
hand and duly presented to the department in ad-
vance The bushes of the next quarter will blockade
this Office unless special provision is made 10 meet
the condition shat is due to Come with the spring
rush to this city.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01
Big Buffalo Sale.

The Big Buffalo group was sold this week TO f. Lew
is Clark and Charles Sweeney. OF Spokane for New
York syndicate. Mr.. silyerman who promoted the
deal cleared hundred thousand dollars on the prop
osiiisa. There were number OF buyers in the feli
for this mine.
Mr.. Silverman had about eonsumated deal with
Montana parties when Clark q Sweeney called him
from Helena TO Spokane and told him they would take
the proposition II c. NJ Fassett. the eminent assayer.
and Clayton Miller. an expert, would pass favorabiy
uponii wish was arranged. Fassett and Miller
returned 10 Grangeyille yesterday and made assays
The lowest was So and the highest s77. This was
most remarkable showing when the vast body Of
rock tested Is considered II makes the mine the big
gesiin the world, The ledges fifty feet wide
The word which closed the deal was sent by teie-
phone from Grangevllle by Miller & Fasseti yester-
day. The papers were signed in advance and the
big deal Is closed. This Is the biggest price ever
paid for mine that was not producer. This fact
establishes tlae claim Beyond doubt that the rich
est and extensive quartz district In the world
is In the interior of the Clearwater basiE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01
Court News.

The following business was transacted In the Pro-
bate court since our last issue:
On Tuesday the will contest in the d. N. White es-
tate was dismissed. and an appeal taken on same day
TO the District court.
On Saturday the will of Lott Wiggen was probatei
and Mrs. Wggen appointed executrix.
Pat Moran. held for selling whisky to Indians was
discharged by U. S. Commissioner ONeilI on We'd
nesiay for lack ct evidence.
The following marriage licenses have cen issued
from the auditors Office since Saturday: c. n. Reh-
lin 10 Mary Walker Edward A. Densmore to Lydia
Woody; X. c, Arlington TO Susie Greenfield.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01

The regular election OF the Lewiston Commercial
club was held last night. Twenty six votes were
poed. and officers elected as follows: b. f. Nor
rs, president r. b. Cooper, vice president; c. Wes-
gerber second vice president G. H. kest r, treasl
rer; E. H. Libby. 0. A. Kios J. W. Reid w. w. Leep-
and E. H. Afford members Of the governing boari
5. l.. Mcfarland Of this city has been appointed a
notary public by Gov Steunenberg.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01

p M. Davis was in the city yesterday He SAYS
the Indians payment of Sl5o.oOo will begin about the
isih inst This payment will be six months over
due There will be two payments to follow the frs,
OF which is due. These will follow at Intervals of
SIX months or more. The Nez perces are provided
for very well for the year 1899 at least, After that
they will depend upon their rentals.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01

Church, Bannock, R. Carey, Blaine,
p; Easton, Shoshone, p; Fogg,
Idaho, S. r.; Hays, Ada, r.;
Hooper, Custer, D.; Hegsted. FIRE.
mont, S. r.: Lippencott, Boise, D.;
Milliner, Bingham, S. r.; Mcdonald
Canyon, R.; McMurrin, Oneida, D.;
Price, Cassia, r.; Stacy, Nez Perce,
r.; Smith. Washington, r.; Wright,
Lemhi Co., S. r.; Watts, Owyhee
Co. D.; Gooding, Lincoln, R.
House:-From Ada Co. Kingsley,
r.; Campbell, r.; Hall, R.; Rey.
nolds,D. From Bannock: Hyde,D.; d;
Thatcher, D.; Fisher, D.; BearIake,
WalIantine, D.; Osmond, D.; Bing-
ham, Erickson, S. r.; Egan, d.
Blaine Co.: Halse, P; Patterson, S.
R. Boise Co T.: Jones, p; Noble, D.
Canyon: Madden, p; Murray,S. r.;
Bates, D. Cassia: Conant, r.
Custer: Osborn, S. r. Elmore:
Nicholson, D. Fremont: Hiss, D.;
Hoerett, D.; Ellsworth, D. Idaho
Co.: Stevens, D.; Johnes, S. r.
kootenai: Wright, p; Glahe, D.;
McBee, D.: Latah Co. French, r.;
Munson, R.; Nelson. r.; Dagget,
r.; Smith, S. r. Lemhi: Redwine,
D.; Malkey, d. Lincoln Co.: Dill
ahash, r. Nez Perce: Hanlon, r.;
Stanton, D. Oneida: Peterson,
R.; Evans, d. Owyhee Co.: Bixby,
D.; Hobuckle, D. Shoshone: Stark,
P; Beandette, p; Miller, p; Moody,
P. Washington: Adams, p; Lynes,
S. R.
G. G. Pickett came in from Moscow
this afternoon.
J. w. Henderson the Spalding post
master is in the city.
Golden Niagara Canned goods OIL
the market, at Russell's.
Commissioner Johnson returned to the
city by train this afternoon.
The King of all coffee is The White
house Java & Mocha, for sale at Russell's.
The court house is being thoroughly
renovated. The Office rooms have been
calcimined this week.
George Stonebraker was sworn in as a
member of the city police force. He
will take turns with Gilman OH night
and day duty.
Why bother with an ordinary rubber
plate when you can get one lined with
aluminium at Galbraith & Lewis for the
same pricee Opposite Raymand.
Mrs. M. l.. Sullivan who had refused
the first offer for right of way from the
0. r. & n. Company after due con-
sideration accepted $500 and she has put
deed in escrow awaiting payment.
Mrs. Dwyre who was detained in the
city last evening by the storm was taken
suddenly i'll after Mr.. Dwyre had re-
turned to the Vineland home. Mr..
Dwyre was summoned from over the river
at one O'Clock at night The lady has
quite recovered today.
Addison G.. Foster of Tacoma was
chosen by the caucus last night for Sena-
tor from the state of Washington. MIR.
Foster is lumber dealer and Million
aire. His company invested Fl 500, 900
in timber lands and manufacturing plant
eleven years ago. Since that date he
has been very active in this branch of
trade.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-02-01

The invitations TO the K. of p.
anniversary ball, which is to occur
on February 10, will be issued the
letter part of the week.