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Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
Look at Dent & Buffers Window

For only fifty cents you and your
friends each, can have a good long laugh
from $50 to Io:45 Monday night Oct i5'
the first night of the fair. The plot is
original and there is not dry scene IN
the whole play, some of the scenes caus-
ing bursts of laughter. During the play
there will be specialties and songs be-
tween acts by some of the best voices IN
musical circles in Lewiston, Mrs. l..
Thompson, Miss Waldman and others,
Mrs. Stacy, pianist; Miss Inez Baird will
do a song and dance speciality, Miss Char
lotte Ganahl and Mr. l.. Thompson will
sing political song suited for this time
of year, which may be the cause of Sc
lecting your candidate for PRESIDENT? ,
The company have a song and dance
finale. Great fun and clever acting and
a smooth performance is promised.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
An Afternoon Luncheon,

The social season was happily inaugu-
rated this afternoon by the elegant lunch
con given by Misses Ruth Grostein and
Anna Binnard at the home of the former
At I2:45 the guests were ushered into the
spacious dining room which had been
tastefully decorated for the OCCASION
Festoons of ribbons, of carnations and
smilax hung from the ceilings and cor
ners of the room supporting floral
bell over the center of the table, and cut
flowers and potted plants were artistically
arranged to give effect to the color
scheme OF crimson and green. Covers
were laid for 2S guests whose places at
the table were indicated by their names
inscribed on crimson heart laid by each
plate. An elegant and dainty luncheon
was served, the hostesses being assisted
by Miss Minnie Binnard. The pastry,
ices and CONNECTIONS were all in hearts.
After luncheon the guests repaired to
the large drawing room where tables
were arranged for "hearts." This room
had special decorations for the occasion.
Crimson hearts strung upon ribbons
and entwined with smilax hung in pro-
fusion from the walls, gracefully festoon-
ing the seven tables laid for the games.
The favors were small Japanese fans to
worn i'll the hair and upon which the
score of the afternoons games were
kept. The afternoon was delightfully."-
spent.
Mesdames King, w. F. Kettenbach,
Mount, Hinkly, King, Works, L. N.
Roos. Tannahill, E. l.. Wiggin, Lomax,
kincaid, Travis, Osmers, Coons, Dunn;
Misses Kettenbach, Kennedy, Jennings,
Benson, Alexander, Wildenthaler, May
Wildenthaler, Bauneister, Petty, Claudio
Petty, Clark, Mark Clark.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
Coming and Going

II. B Street returned to Lenore this
morning.
Will Thompson, of Asotin, is in the
city today on business.
d. o. Dickinson, mining operator of
Seattle, is i'll the city.
Sam Goldstone returned to his home
yesterday i'll Cottonwood.
Louis c. O. Smith is in the city today
from his ranch on George creek.
W. Clemens, the we'll known stock
man of Anatone, is in the city today.
Miss Aletta Baumeister, of Asotin, is III
the city today the guest of Miss Bessie
Vollmer.
Emery Oliver, of Portland, land agent
, of the o. X. s, N. Co. arrived in the city
last night.
Jake Moritz, of Orofino, came in last
night and transacted business, returning
home this morning.
Wallace Scott, the Grangeville mer-
chant who has been in the city several
days. returned home this morning.
Gaylord w. Thompson left yesterday
afternoon for the Wild Goose, where he
goes to look after his mining interests.
Attorney Ray d. Walker left on this
mornings Stuart train for Mt. Idaho,
where he goes to attend district court.
B. w. Cooper, of Chicago, the we'll
known representative of Marshall, Field
4 Co is in the city transacting business
Miss Sadie Lawler returned last night
from near Kamiah where she has been
for the past few weeks visiting her par
ents.
A. MacCorquodale, of Spokane, travel
ing freight and passenger agent of the
o. X. & N. Co., left for the Palouse
country.
Geo. f. Crum returned last night from
the reservation where he made several
public addresses on the republican issues
of the day.
Ezra Baird returned last night from the
mines of Idaho county, where he has
been for the past four months developing
mining prospects.
w. ]. Ramey, the Russell sawmill man,
left for his home on the reservation this
morning, after spending few days in
the city transacting business.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
Weather Report.
Lewiston, Oct. IL, 1900.

Lewiston, Oct. -, 1900.
Barometer 1919.
Temperature - Minimum in last "a
hours, AZ; change i'll "a hours, 6;
maximum in last "a hours, IS.
Wnd-Direction, east; velocity, light.
Precipitation-In last "a hours none.
Weather-Clear.
No decided change has occurred in the
barometric conditions during the past "a
hours; the high extends in narrow
ridge from Vancouver to Kansas, with a
low over southern California and one
over Assinboia.
Light precipitation is reported from
Arizona, California, Nevada and Washing
ton.
There has been slight rise in temper
ature over the northern and northwestern
states; elsewhere it has remained prac-
tically stationary.
FRANK l.. McCI.INTIC,
Official in Charge.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
Court House News.

A warranty deed was filed today from
William A. Black aud wife to Hannah A
Dougherty, conveying lot ? in block s
town of Leland; consideration Sloo.
A warranty deed was filed from Cephas
d. Welch to Mrs. c. B. Rea. convey ing
lot ?, in block ~, in. the town of Neg
perez; consideration 80.
A marriage license was issued last
night to Levi P. Womach and Bertha
Rucker, both of Nezperce. Licenses were
issued today to II. S. Thomas and Ora
Parkins, of Kippen; William jameson
and Eva Lenore Hartley of Nezperce;
David A. Parks and Leticia Lu,z of Ches-
ley.
Before the county commissioners today
the matter Of tax sale certificates was ta-
ken up. J. II. Mccartney and others
have applied for tax sale certificate to
the McGregor property on east Main
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
DIR. McCALLIE, DENTIST

The Big Iron Bridge is a marvel of enpi-
neering skill, but not more so than the
delicate, yet strongly constructed golden
bridge with which DIR. McCallie is ca
peble OF spanning the unsightly gap in
your mouth. Supported by reliable guar
antee. Remember Dr. McCallie's office
is just one block east of the BIG IRON
BRIDGE.
Take your children to DIR. McCallie for
gratuitous advice on the care of their
teeth, thus saving you money in after
years, and many pains to the little ones.
No charge for extracting children's
teeth.
Special rates to Normal students.
I'm Wildenthalen Bldg, Main street.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
LEWISTON VS.. PULLMAN.
iiOn0rs will be Contested Tomorrow at the

Tomorrow Lewiston will have the
initial foot ball game of the season at
the l.. A. A. c. park and it is expected
that the attendance will be unusually
large as Manager Beckwith has been very
active in advertising the game The w.
A. c. players arrived on this afternoons
train and from all appearances they are
fine set of players and Lewiston's team
will do much credit to themselves if they
can carry off the honors. line up
practice was had last night and the final
practice will be had tonight
The players are in good fo,m and it is
hoped that the game tomorrow will not
be attended by any serious drawbacks.
The line up of both teams has been given
as follows, although it is subject to
change before the opening of the game,
which will be PLAYED in the afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12

Saturday is registration day. See that
your name is OH the election rolls.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12

street, now owned by K. Grostein
Gaifney ct al, the heirs OF the Nc
Cregor estate, have come before the COM
missioners by their attorney, W. keid'
and asked for a tax sale certificate which
had been purchased by the county Tor ue,
inquent taxes on the property whieh mao
been foreclosed by Mr.. Grosteln, VINO
has maintained the taxes ever since ou'
was unaware that it had been taken IN
by the county for delinquent taxes prev
ious to this foreclosure. The COMMISSION
ers will decide tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
Para9rapbieally Cold
Morrison and Patric Oct. 10Th.

Morrison and Patrie Oct. 10Th.
Saturday is registration day. See that
your name is on the election rolls
Gov. Gear, of Oregon, Oct. 10Th.
The city council met last night. All
the members were present except Lane
and Storer. City Attorney Mcfarland
explained that the council was called for
the purpose OF amending the ordinance
passed recently covering the sign. avn
ing and sidewalk ordinance, and to insert
"any covering or shade" which had in
advertently been omitted. The ordi-
nance was passed as amended There was
no further business transacted i'll the ses-
sion and the council adjourned.
Must Prove Up
The local land Office last night notified
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
ART AND NEEDLEWORK.

Those having needlework, paintings or
decorated china to exhibit at the fair.
please leave the same at the east end OF
fair building, where they will be taken
charge of. A member OF the Woman's
Club will be at the booth from 10 a. m.
to p. M. and will enter any article left
in her charge. By order Of the chair.
man. opt
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12

land district that if they did not start to
advertise to prove up within 80 days that
their entry would be cancelled without
further notice. This is in accordance
with the general laws of the land Office.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-12
Hon. J. T. Morrison, republican
candidate for congress, will address
the Lewiston public Oct. 10Th.

NOTICE
The Star Of Hope Aid Society of the
the Christian Church will conduct din
ing hall during fair week for the benefit
of the church. They have secured a
good location and should be literally
patronized.
Gov. T. T. Gear, Of Oregon, will
address the people of Lewiston Oct.
10Th.
Ernest Mccullough, G. E., states that
he is prepared now to take few students
in mathematics, surveying and mechanic
al drawing. 1921
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16
S8.25.

Combination Writing Desk and
Bookcase. made Of birch. mahogany.
lower portion Ia given no to adiuSta-
Bile shelves tor books. has large drop
writing table, pigeonholes, drawers.
etc. Price. N2A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16

solid Oak Center Table top "a Inches
square: deep embossed railing. fancy
turned legs. shaped shelf and brass claw
feet Price. sale
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. san II car
ITAIS WILL BE PRINTED ~ elias
SIF1ED ADVERTlsEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD NO AD-
VERTIsEMENT TAkbN FOR LESS
THAN SOC
ron SALE. a LOT FOR TWO HUN
dred dollars. easy terms. on Ninth street.
near East Broad. 10 city taxation. <. a..
Dorsett
FOR SALE LOTS on NINTH STREET
near East Broad no city taxes. al 500
each. twenty-five dollars cash. and ea.y
monthly payments. G. A. poraett
FOR SALE. LOTS ON NINTH NEAR
East Broad. az 500 each viii soon
he advanced 20 g221 when Il lot has been
paid for ! can arrange to get home
built. G. n Dorset.
RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOTS
for sale oil over the city Rober; ~.
Tatcm. real estate dealer. No. York
street. west
FOR SALE THOSE LOTS on NINTH
street. near East Broad have only been
sold 10 arst-class parties. who will make
good ncighbors. and none others can buy
The terms are very easy. and they are
cheaper than any others IN tho vicinity
c. n. Dorset
ADvERTIsEMENTs SET ~ CAP
ITAI.S WILL 49, PRINTED N CLAS.
sfFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. NO AD-
vERTtsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
RUN ron LIFE.
Reynard Bought His Freedom by
Two Exciting Chascs.


The most brilliant fox chase which has
taken place in Chatham county IN many
seasons was pulled of yesterday az Sand
ny. 1t was bang-up job from start 70
finish.
The hounds were keen for a run and
the fox was the Invest thing afoot on
Thanksgiving day. He was a beautiful.
silver gray ana SO the pace for tnc dogs.
starting az o'clock before get
ing breakfast For three solid
hours he ran from them 'as hard
rs he could tear" lie ed them through
and briars. into pine shickets and oak
woods through mud and water and
through farmers yards. The dogs liked
IL. and gailoped IN a bunch which might
have been covered with a sheet. The
most OF the time they were neck and
neck. and 81 VAS a question whesher the
!aurels belonged 10 the Henry hounds or
the Brdsong dogs.
Both types OF dogs we're represented in
the chase. To the admirers % Henry
hounds 90 was on Inspiration while 90 low
ers OF the Birdsong dogs IL WIS divine.
They pressed Ecynard harder and hard
er and forced him 90 his tricks. He be-
gan 60 double on his. track lie flung
himself into thick palms until the DOGS
passed and then slipped back on his track
while 70 was warm.
This Is an old trick OF gray foxes, but
IL was lame trick 90 the pack OF hounds
which followed Reynard yesterday.
After running half OF che morning with
out an interruption OF any consequence
tho fox hid IN the branches OF a small
tree. and while the hunters voted on cap
turing him or allowing MIN TO ransom
himself by a second chase. the fellow re-
gained his wind. And when be was
shaken from the tree for the second run
with several hundred yards the start OF
the DOGS he flew away like mad with a
brush as defiant as an angry cats taH
The dogs ran him an hour and were
called of giving Reynard his liberty. 10
run another day" Or. Corbin's famous
hounds together with the pups OF Mr.
Taliafcrro OF Virginia and DR.. brakes
dogs made up the pack.
The following gentlemen comprised the
hunting party. Or. NJ X. Corbin, AIR. r.
b. Neal Mr. d D. Respess. Mr. J. H.
Furber. Mr.. J. T. Shuptrine Mr.. Drake.
MIR Albert Wylly. Mr. c. c. Taiiafcrro
MIR. Davis. Mr.. Brinkley.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
THEY DIDN'T GO TO DARIEN.
SAVANNAH GOLF TEAM WE'RE PRE-
VENTED ny 4 HEAVY roc.

Tug ON which They Had started Was
Tied IN al the Plant system
wharves 60 Await the Lifting OF
the FOG. which Did not Lift-Tug
Remained Down the River UntiI
After O'clock Yesterday Morning
aud Then Returned 90 the city.
DnrIen Was called ~ by Tcic-
phone and Informed of the Fiasco.
Great REGRETS We're Expressed on
Both sides.
The Savannah golfers did not go 90 Da-
rion Great disappointment was caused
on both sides. the Daricn players regret
ted the failure OF tho Savanuahiaus 10
put In an appearance Tor the Thanksglv-
Ing match game as did the latter their
inability 20 push their way through the
heavy fog by which they were beset
Night before last the tug on which the
Savannah team were 90 take the trip
started bravely on her way. She got as
far as the Plant system whaUes. where
she had 90 dc no Tor the night such "a
heavy log was encountered that IL was
impos -ib.e to see the nagpoie al the bow
OF the boat when one stood within "A icW
feet OF it.
IL was thought possible that the fog
might llft and admit OF the trip being
continued. 10 this hope tho tug lay up
az the Wharves until after : o'c.olN yes
terday morning By that time 10 was too
late TO continue the trip 50 sadly The
team had 20 consent 90 The vessel put
ting about ana returning 90 the city.
on arriving here a telephone vas sought
and communication established with bd-
rlen. Then tho tale was uufolded, great
lv 10 the distress OF the players OF tnat
place. The Savannah men had had time
enough a. gct over the disappointment Of
the failure OF their plans but the shock
90 the Darenltes was too sudden. IL was
some time before they coul. recover from
the blow.
II seems that the people OF Darien had
been looking forward Co she game az a
great Thanksgiving treat and many OF
fhcm Intended 60 see q. The Darieh play
ers wanted TO know why the savannah
,ans did not even chen charter "a train
and take tine "trip. This was just little
too weighty matter Tor the savannah
ians however. and they Informed their
friends that they were NO made OF
money. A chartered special would cost
inst a litle more than the team felt thht
they could pay.
When ''au bots" were found 20 be on,
.he savannah golfers were determined 20
h,ve a game anyway. They accordingly
went TO thu links OF thc Savannah Con-
rluh where they were the objects or con-
siderable banter anent their failure 20
80 90 Darien. Qu.e "a crowd 81 golfers
ore on the links. and all enjoyed theF
morning play
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30

for the past three days. The PLAINTIFF :
were the minor children OF railway pos
tai clerk. who received injuries iu an ac-
cident on the defendants line and after
wards died. The suit was based on the
contention that these injuries were re-
sponsible for his death This the defen-
dnnt denied.
The case Il Is said. went OF on a rather
curious point. The plaintiffs bod alleged
IN their petition that James was Injured
by being thrown against the letter ga 'cs
and the hoor ol the car. The evidence
showed that he had been thrown against
one OF the stanchions that support the
cases. Judge Norwood charged the Jury
that u must hnd that the injuries mad
been Inflicted ia the manner alleged tn
the petition one % the turymeu said
that the jury cou.d not reconcile the man
ner - the injuries alleged with that
proved and that .he verdict Tor the de-
ienoant was the result. The plaintiffs
sued for $1,000
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
ron mnNr-MlserLLANnols.


LARGE WAHEIiOt sE AND OFFICE
FOR RENT. CORNER BROUGuTON
AND WEST BROAD STREETS FOR
MTRIY OCCUPIED BI THE SANAN-
NAH CARRIAGE AND WAGON co. H.
y. SMART
FOR RENT OR SALE. THAT ELE-
giant farm four miles On he Augusta road
paved containing tWo hundred and
three acres. nity 81 which are under a
high state ~ cultivation. there are on he
place three dwellings two large barns
aud packing SHED. 4 fine artesian well
everything IN nrst-claEs order two RAFT
roads run through tho land J. y. La
Roche
FOR RENT. on THE oGEECHEE
road. between three and four-mile posts
0ro.lcy cars nearly 10 two-mile uoeU. iand
IN lots from one acre O. one hundred
same can be bought o. large OF small lots
on easy terms q "A Dorset
ADVERTISEMENT SET IN CAP
rTALs Will. BE PRINTED ~ CLAs-
sTFIEn ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR Two CENTS a WORD no AID
VERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN SOC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
THE mYERS-LESTER CLASH

ing Nit Testers attitude in this matter
has Dc % sameWha. rsmukaule. About
TWO weeks aro hc came 90 ans office az
the National Bank ot Savannah and IN
sisted that ! should call % meeting Of
Council Immediately 60 take action upon
his petition. toid him that The matter
was sti.l in the hands 81 tho Street and
Lane Committee and that TO action could
be taken until l report WIS received from
that eommittec. De insisted. ursel ana
even demanded that ! should d3 ns be- d.
sired The discuss .ou became somcw ha-
heated. ana che language usci became so
loud az 90 be- overheard hy the emp Dyes
Of the bank when he discus sion reached
this pliDt told Mr. Lester that I de-
ciucl 90 have anything further TO say 20
him on the subject ard ho lcft the once.
This was before The caucus when the ad-
Noc1tcs @. his petition were given a
hearing. As that caucus resulted tn moth
ing definite suppose Mr. Lester could not
contain himself any longer"
what Will Council do with the petitions
Tor street railway franchises now ?" Mayor
Myers was asked.
we will resume considera ton Of the
subject next week." he said. hut the
matter viii not be sottled then. We Will
cudcavcr 40 agree upon route ANA when
this H done We Will cHll upon the citizens
affected hy this route 90 give expires son
to their views. Tho maps which have
been prepared by the city engineer show
what e difficult matter 10 is fo soleCt "a
route for another street railway. The
principal streets are already pre-emptcd.
II is practically mposs bile TO put any add
diiioual tracks Oh Bay street and % would
be inadv.sahic to allow any more
tracks around the market, When a
route has been agreed upon We viii then
take up the matter 90 compensation. The
tlme was when savannah was glad 20
elvo away street railway franchises.
That time has passed. New York and
other cities once gave away their fran
chises Willingly but now they are re-
ceiving handsome prices for them. The
time has come FOR Savannah so do ike
wise"
The clash between Mayor Myers and
air Lester has aroused more public in
terest in the matter OF the disposal OF
the remaining street. railway franchises
than anything else since the petitions
wore nied several months ago. The prob
ability Is that when Council. announces it,
readiness for q public hearing there VIII
be a numerous attendance.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
cIRCUs TENT WAS PACKED.
Mig Crowds at Doth Performances.
The Night show Cut short.

Sells q Gray have no reason 90 com
plain Of the patronage OF their show IN
Savannah. Probably 500 10 700 people
witnessed the two performance yesier-
day AZ the afternoon performance the
tent was crowded 20 its full capacity. but
a. night the crowd simply overlooked in
and around the zen. More people were
admitted than could be- comfortably ac-
cOmmodated and q large number left
without gceking admlttauce. 10 was
Thanksgiving night ana she people felt
that ihcy had 70 go somewhere.
ln she afternoon ID very fair perform
anee was given Too various tr8peze.
serohatc and other features 90 which
the company has quite number were
seen to good advantage ana the crowd
was well pleased Az night the perform
auce WAS cui short. because lt was fear
"a that some trouble would occur vi %
the large crowd. the management all
legged There was considerable complaint
40 the brcvity Of the performance, and
because some OF X wis 80. up tu wnas
it should have been. Had the afternoon
Performance been repeated in Gull the
crowd would have had No reason 10 com
plnin.
The show Will appear to-day tn Charles
ton. and viii afterwards make tour 81
he Carolina and Georgia towns. Treas
Irer W =. Patrick said lasi uight that 81
ls uncertain whether the shoN woul 4
conclude lts tour az Savannah in Decem-
her or whether Il would continue on
down the Florida east coast 10 Key West
ard thence to cuba, spending a few weeks
there and returning 20 savannah 10 Feb
rusry for winter quarters. There doe
NOT seem 20 be any assurance % ihc STOW
alGteriuk here. Tho size S. no what it
was represented 20 he ard its winter
| quarters will not bc large affair az The
| most
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-30
ron RENr-nous SIS


FOR RENT. EohIABLE House
No az Maldburg street. east. between
Abcrcorn Hui Lincoln. frst-class order
aud condition. every convenience Rf-ht
rent 10 rirht tenant Estate Saiomon
Cohen, West Broad and BrouEhtou streets
FOR RENT OK SALE. THAT MAC.
ninc,nt residence on tAe souihcaet corner
o. Gwiuuett and Barnard streets ] l. Ia
ftochc
FOR RENT RESfpEN rE no DUFFY.
west. six rooms he dos bath. olao Oh
residence corner iiul and Gordon. ,levcu
rooms g. ~ Dorset
FOR RENT. NICE DWELLING SIT
untcd on corner SIS. Lincoln aud Amber
son. -. D. Lester
FOR RENT THOSE TWO FINE
houses ou bury street near Lincoln Just
completed. with every convenience mi
moiern improvements. Apply sip Bryan
street. west
To RENT. e2I AND c-3 BoLTON
street. east these arr good houses AMI
location excellent Apply 90 G. A Mcln-
tire. a. Board 81 Trade Building
FOR RENT SEVERAL DESIRABLE
residences. hoe iurhiy renovated Apply
\. WHY. aFcul. D. Bryan street. east