Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-11

A social dance was given in Vineland
last night a good time is reported by
the Lewiston guests
Justice Thompson is home after week
spent in Moscow in attendance upon
Judge Beaty's court.
Mrs. Mary White of Forest Grove,
Oregon, who has been visiting her sister
in-law, Mrs. ID. NJ White, returned
home today.
Judge Poe went out Oh the stage this
morning to join S. O. Tannahill and r.
b. Hibbs who are camped on Deer creek
where big game is said to abound
large amount Of gambling parapher-
MALTA which had been taken from garl-
/ bling houses i'll Boise was burned
Yesterday in sort of public bonfire.
The steamer Spokane made the run
from Riparia to Lewiston yesterday in
II hours and 20 minutes. The stage of
water in the river is better than il was a
month ago.
The Tacoma and Clearwater Mining
Comany has filed notice with the
secretary of state appointing Martin
Wagner of Grangeville, resident state
agent, upon whom process may be served.
The Nj. * A, restaurant was closed to-
day by attachment Placed in the hands
OF the sheriff by W. J, Van Sch:y ver &
Co. who sets up claim that the pre-
prietor of the NJ. & A. is indebted to
said firm in the sum Of $500. so.
football game has been arranged
, with the University of Moscow to be
played with the local team in this city on
Thanksgiving day. ifno hitch in details
| occurs the public will be treated TO
popular athletic exhibition on this oc-
casion.
The body of George Martin, who was
drowned in Big Eddy last spring, was
found yesterday near Cottonwood creek
ten miles above Spalding. w. l.. Boise
aud Undertaken Strong went up this
! morning to remove the remains to Lewis
ton for burial
More than hundred kilograms have
been received in Lewiston in the past
three days asking if a business trip TO the
city would subject the visitor to danger
OF contracting small pox. The iuvariable
reply has been that their is no danger.
Then why is the order closing the schools
maintained.
[ Some OF the more panicky business
men sustain the continuance of the bust
ness embargo maintained in Lewiston at
this time by the Board Of Health, and it
is not impossible that it will be continued
for some time to come. What the iustifi-
cation is, when there has not been case
OF this eptimego out of quarantine in the
city for zen days, has not been explained.
State Auditor Sinclair says: There
are, think, 80 prisoners confined in the
bull pen and perhaps rs or 100 out on
bail. hope before returning north to
arrange for the prosecution of the en-
tire bunch for conspiracy. They shonld
be tried for the more henious offense.
arson, but fear the separate trials would
take too much time and exhaust the
available jurors before many had been
convicted. Just as soon as can see the
attorneys l shall recommend speedy
trial"
The Paris Progress Medical Journal re-
cords most remarkable recent case
showing the effect OF fright on the hair.
A vigorous peasant with abundant hair
not yet showing gray saw his small child
trampled under horses hoofs and was
overcome by fright He trembled and
had palpitations and feeling of cold
and tension in the face and head. On
the following day the hairs of the head,
beard and eyebrows commenced to fall
III quantities so that after eight drys he
was absolutely bald. In few weeks a
new growth of hair put in an appearance.