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Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
Recital ct Vineland.

At the M. +. church tomorrow evening
at o'clock Miss Maud Hamnaell, a
daughter ofCol. w. w. Hamn,eil of Nez-
perce City, will give recital in reading,
both dramatic aud humorous. Miss
Hammell returned last winter from Chi
cago, where she was pupil under the
best instructions in that city and Vine
land is to be congratulated on being able
to hear SO talented young lady.
The proceeds of the recital are to go
toward moving the Presbyterian church
in Vineland to more desirable location.
The program for the evening Is as fol-
lows:
Instrumental-At the Circus. Beebe
Arnold Orchestra.
IOnic song ..............................
MIR $ Leslie Thompson.
Reading-Doom of Claudius and Cynthia
............................. Thompson
Miss Hammell
Vocal Solo-Slumber Song. Crosby
Frances Norman
Reading--How Ruby Played. Bagby
Miss Haminell.
Gocal Solo-The Gay Hussars. 49,. :. Diehl
Mr.. Arthur S. Stacy.
PART IL:
Reading-Lasca.. ...................a...
Miss Hammell.
Vocal Solo--Ye Merry Birds. s................
Mrs. M. J. O'Neill.
Reading-Too Utterly Utter.
Miss Hammell.
Vocal Solo-Without Thee. .Moret
Mrs. S Leslie Thompson.
Readiug-In the Dime Museum .....,
Miss Hammell.
rumental-Cavallieria Rusticana.
Mascagni
Arnold Orchestra.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
Government Appointment.

Frank ]. Shively, the educated Indian
from Spalding, is in the city this evening
enroute to the Cheyenne and Arapaho
agency in Oklahoma Territory. He goes
there to accept the position of leasing
clerk, an important one under the civil
service. The whole leasing business of
the agency will be in Mr.. Shively's hands
which will include the handling of large
sums OF money. MIR. Shively has been
III the government employ at the I.apwai
agency for the past year. He is COM
petent business man. He is well known
as an authority on sports and he was the
pitcher of the local ball team this season. !.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
Latah Republican Ticket.

Moscow, Sept. Sat the county con-
vention this afternoon the following
ticket was nominated: For senator, Rev.
w. O. Fowler Of Genessee; representa-
tives, Tim Driscoll Of Genessec. Burton
l.. French. 7. H, Brewer. Kinman aud
Munson Of Moscow. The old board Of
county commissioners was renominated
as was also Surveyor Bush. L. d. Jami-
son of Moscow was the nominee for cor
oner.
The convention was one Of the most
harmonious that ever assembled in the
district. The attendance was full and
enthusiasm reigned throughout the pro-
ceedings.
]. r. Collins of Juliaetta, was nomi-
mated for sheriff.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

with the chances of success apparently
favoring Iowa City. As soon as the To-
cation for the school is settled work on
the buildings will be begun. The plans
are to erect main building at cost of
not less than 500, 900, and the structure
and the subsequent buildings will be
equipped with all modern improvements
Delegates representing the member
ship of over 10000 distributed over
twenty-nine states will be present at
next weeks encampment. 1t will be
the nineteenth annual gathering of the
organization, which was formed in Phil
adelphia, September 29, 1879. The ses-
sions will be presided over by Command
er i'll chief A. w. Jones, of Youngston,
o.. and several speakers of note have ac-
cepted invitations to address the dele
gates.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

Professor Wilhelm Peterson of Minueapo.
lis Will probably be nominated for secre-
tary OF state, but nothing has been def
nitely decided upon in regards to the
nomination for lieutenant governor, at
torney general, state treasurer and other
places on the ticket. A number of names
are mentioned in connection with each
ofhce and the final selection will not be
made until the convention assemblies.
The ticket named by the democrats will
be ratified by the populist state conven-
ton which will be held tomorrow in Min
neapols.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
passenger train and special stock train
had passed over the rails just ahead of
the wrecked train.
Does China Want Peace2

: LONDON, Sept. ST. No official an
nouncement is yet forthcoming here in
regard to the decision of the powers con-
cerning China, but the concensns Of opin-
ion continues suggestive Of compro-
mise on proposals now under considera-
alton. Meanwhile there is little author
itative indication that the dowager en-
press is ready to treat for peace, even il
the allied powers reach an agreement in
regard TO the best means Of opening ne
gotiations.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
NJ: "l'll settle this demagogue, once for ALL"

more than 10000. The Statesman's esti-
II, 100; Bannock, II 600; Bear Lake, 1900,
Bingham, Io,5oo; Boise, 1000; Blaine,
$500; Canyon, $500; Cassia; $780, Custer,
1000; E'more, 1000; Fremont I2,25o;
Idaho, $500; Kootenai, $500; Latal, 49,
$50; Lemhi, 34oo; Lincoln, 1900; Nez
Perce, 1900; Oneida, 5000; Owyhee,
1000; Shoshone, 1900; Washington,
67oo. Total for the state, 100, 100
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

HELENA, Mont, Sept 5.--The repub-
lican state convention was called to or
der here at noon today. Candidates will
be nominated for governor aud other
state officers to be chosen at the Noyem-
Der election. The resolutions will deal
largely with state affairs. and on national
issues will indorse the foreign policy Of
President McKinley's administration.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
The Ants in Conference.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. SIN response
to the call of State Chairman l.. W.
Brown, the leaders of the anti-imperial-
st movement in Ohio are holding con-
ference today at the Great Southern
hotel. The purpose of the meetig, as ex-
planned in the call, is to discuss plans for
prosecuting vigorous anti-imperialisi
campaign in Ohio from now until cleo
tion day.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
POPULATION

CApETowN. Sept. 5.-The siege Of
Iadybrand has been raised after several
attempts to capture the town and its little
garrison of $50 British troops. The
Beers who attacked Ladybrand are esti
The British were summoned to surrender
Sept. Sunday but refused. From tina,
time on they were subjected to continual
cannon and rifle fire. The Burghers
twice tried TO rush the British position
Probably the approaching relief force
saved the little garrison.
WAcIIvN>,rnN Cant The oaae,,.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
Minnesota Democrats.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 5.-The hotels are fill
;,o No with democratic politicians and
delegates to the state convention which
assemblies in St. Paul tomorrow. A COM
nlete state ticket is to be nominated.
Governor Lind is to be renominated
without opposition and talks with the
delegates already arrived indicate that
,he remainder of the ticket will be made
M mainly IN accordance with his wishes.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05
NeZ Perce Ahead.

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. A short time
ago the Statesman published an estimate
of the population of this state, which was
given at 10000. Complete and reliable
estimates from the counties have now
been received, and they increase the or
iginal estimate over 5000, making the
estimated population of the state trifle
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

LIVINGSTON, Mont, Northern Pacific
freight train No. So was wrecked early
this morning three miles west of Tusleu
on account of spreading rails. Fireman
Warren was instantly killed, Engineer
J. c. Sorenson had his hand cut off and
Brakeman Was hington seriously injured
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

GEORGETOWN, KY, Sept. s.-Judge
Cantrill today overruled the bill of ex-
ceptions in the case of Ex-secretary of
State Caleb Powers, who was convicted
as an excessory before the fact to the
assassination of Governor VIM Goebe1,
and he will be sentenced to prison for
life. Judge Cantrill made all order sus-
pending execution of sentence 60 days in
order to enable defendant to procure a
transcript record to be filed in the court
of appeals. An appeal was allowed.
BATH, Me-, Sept. 5.-Hon. Arthur Sew
all died of apoplexy at $50 a. IN. today
at his home at his summer home at Small
Point, about IL miles from this city.
He was. 81 years of age. Mr.. Sewall
had not been in good health for some
time, although not considered to be SER
iously i'll. He had been advised by his
physician to rest as early as last June.
He attended the democratic convention
in July against the advice of his doctors.
He appeared to have suffered no ill eff
fects from the journey, however. He was
passing the summer quietly at Small
Point when the fatal stroke attacked him
last Sunday. Inconsistencies which
followed the attack continued until death
came
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

bureau announces the population of Salt
Lake City, 53,53I, against 44,S43 in 1890,
an increase of 1887 per cent. Popula-
ton OF Albany; New York, is 94,s5I
against 53,779 in 1890, an increase of 81
per cent
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-05

WAsHINGroN, Sept. S. - The census
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

William Woo on was hanged in the
penitentlary at Richmond Wednesday
for tho murder If Ambrose Ferrebse.
An unknown cclored boy was found
dead in a wagon at she barn OF MIR IT.
van Rucker, In RappAhannock county,
recently.
Mr.. Robt. McOandlish. a we'll known
lawyer. is critically Ill at his home in
Middlesex county. There lie little OF no
hope VI his recovery.
Senator LeOato. Of Aocomao. read a
medical paper before the Seaboard Med.
ioal Association Of Virginia aud
North Carolina. at Weldon. N. O., this
week.
In the Court of Appeals in the case Of
Leesburg aud Point If Rocks vs.. Dom.
mOnwealth, Circuit COURT OF LOudoun
county; writ Of error and supersedeas
were granted.
Miss Jean boswell OF Hanover county.
was quite badly nurt In runaway &C..
cident near Hanover Courthouse Tues
day. She was taken to Richmond hos
pitsl for treatment.
The last Legislature permitted the
Board of Visitors Of the Virginia Poly
technic destitute to borrow she sum Of
one hundred Thousand dollars for new
buildiDgs and increased equipment.
Contracts have been les and the work II
being pushed on the magnificent build.
ilgs at BlacksbuTg.
L. l.. Luck will be taken from Rich
mond 70 North Carolina for trial on the
charge Of stealing e25 from the Stand.
ard OIL 90. The detectives traced him
90 Caroline county, and found that he
had driven 80 Richmond. He was fol-
lowed there and arrested. he has rela.
tives in Caroline county and two
brothers in Richmond.
SIN. Gregory the famous baDjoist Of
General Lees army, who Is familiarly
known as The Good Old Rebel" 10
advertised to give an entertainment at
LAmbert's Point, near Norfolk, In the
near future II has been quite nun.
Der Of years since this Southern come
dian has been heard Of in this section.
Henry Hill, from Loudoun county.
and Arthur Berry. from Prince Ed.
ward. convicts as the State farm, escap-
I'd Wednesday They overpowered
Guard AgOew, who had only these two
ut work across the river ON the farm,
took his Run and cartridges and disap
peared Hill escaped once before and
mad eighteen m nths added TO his term.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
MARRIAGES.

Mr.. r. J. Ward and Miss Janeva
johnson. Of NJrthsmpton, were mar
RED Wednesday.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
Lewis Kellie aud Miss Elizabeth Head,
# Fairfax county.
Miss Ella Cnichin and Mr.. Hart. OF
Gloucester county. were married recent
ly. The couple eloped.
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Phillips
and Mr.. Robert Grove was recently
solemnizsd az Providence church, Ktug
and Queen county, by Rev. Alex Fleet.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Weller and Mr.. Ira E.
Laws we're married Wednesday at the
home Of the bride. ia Fauquier county,
by Rev Mr.. Cover.
Mr. Geo. D. Weeks, formerly Of West
Point, aud Miss DAISY Warton were
married recently at the residence Of the
BRIDES father, Columbus Warrior, In
KING and Queen county.
Miss Isabella Fontaine vass, Fauquier
county. was married 20 Mr.. K. A.
Scheduled, OF Danvills, Wednesday.
Tne ceremony was performed by Rev.
q. w. Nelson Ut WsrrentOn.
Mr.. and Mrs james A Robbins, Of
King William county. have issued in
vitations TO the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Pattie Armstead Rob.
bins. to Arthur 8. Neale. on December
26ih.
DR.. Psulus Irving. secretary Of the
State Board Of Health, Of Richmond,
was married at WaIrenton. N. O., We'd.
nesday, to Miss Lucy Allen Taylor.
daue liter Of Colonel Taylor. Of Orange
county.
Licensed to marry In Washington :
Sandy Brooks and Lena Terrell, both Of
Fairfax county. Pendleton Holmes. OF
Fauquier county, and Bertha ] Day, OF
Oolpeper county. James T. Harding
and jamie M. Griffith, Of Loudoun
county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
POLITICAL.

william ]. Bryan will be one Of the
two u s. Senators from Nebraska, is
rhe state mept made by the closest friend
Mr.. By an has in Nebraska.
The Orange Observer Is authority for
the etatemens tDat Hon, A A. Lipsoomb.
of alexandria county, has announced
himself q candidate for Congress ia she
Eighth district.
The Democratic politicians OF national
prominence In Washington still persist
Ia tslking about the probable reorgsu.
iSAtion Of their party IN order 90 give
Is an opportunity TO successfully com.
pete with the Republican organization.
Senator Martin, OF Virginia, Is being
mentioned for she Presidency In 1904.
There seems TO be little doubt In the
minds Of State officials that thC extra
session Of she Legislature will consider
general legislation. Some Of she highess
officials in she State think shat % for
as making clearer some Of the acts Of
the fast Assembly this will be absolute.
II naosssary Tbis applies particularly
10 the "Jlm Ofow" and the pension
Laws.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
GENERAL NEWS

The rebels are losing ground in %.
lom6ia
The Trusts have scored a victory by
the Illinois Supreme Courts declaring
the law against them unconstitutional.
The N. Y University refuses to re-
move Gen X. +. Lees name from the
Hall Of Fame as petitioned by Union
veterans.
Terry MoGovern Is now the light
weight champion, having defeated Joe
Cans at Chicago. Thursday night, 10
The second round.
The hszlng of Cadet Bloz at West
Point will be investigated by Congress.
it is alleged that hts death was caused
by iDJuties received.
The body found in Black Swamp,
near MorristoWn, N. j. has been
identified az that Of Herman Bins. who
first appeared In the section IN 1865
wearing q gray uniform, on which
were the stars Of brigadier general.
William Becker. a.G A Il veteran
says that Bins served from the ranks IN
the Confederate army until he became
briQsdier general be had been pros.
porous planter before the war.
Boston has an odd development Ia the
case Of a youth who stole Is S31 from a
woman. who cnnfesses his guilt. aud
who says he prep Uses 60 keep his plum.
derhidden until ne comes out Of prison,
whe1 he will proceed to enjoy t. The
police figure ont that II the lad goes 20
prison for the maximum term Of five
years, without returning the stolen
money. he will come out financially as
II he had been az work all the while nc
salary OF about seventeen hundred
dollars year.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15

TIE Southern Educational Asso'
citation, which convenes in Rich
mond Decemb Der 9th, 2Sth and 20 d ,
should be Of especial interest to the
educators OF the South. The sssOci.
alton is held during the holidays in
order that teachers may attend with
out COL fllcting with their school du-
ties. Every teacher who can posi-
bly, attend should do so and avail
himself Of the information to be OBJ
tanned from this body Of success
full educators. The teacher holds 8
very responsible position in any
community, and should. therefore,
avail himself of every opportunity to
increase his store of information and
enlarge his usefulness; and Que OF the
best ways to accomplish this is by an
interchange OF views with other ex.
perienced aud successful teachers.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
Gen Edgar Allan and His Assistants.

There is said 10 be a serious breach
in Norfolk between District Attorney
Edgar Allan and p. J. Morris. who has
been recognized as assistant attorney 10
the Prince murder case, now on trial
at Norfolk.
Gen. Allan, il seems, dosen't want
Attorney Morris In the case. but is anx-
ious to have Hugh @ Miller to help
him prosecute it. Allan and Morris
have had warm words. Morris says he
will defy Gen. Allan and appear as
prosecutor Of former Police Captain
Prince until Judge Waddill passes on
the question.
Assistant District Attorney DeJar-
nette seems t. have gotten corr pletely
lost Ia the shuttle. though 1t was an
nounced yesterday that, owing 90 Gen.
AllAn's feeble health. DeJarnette
might be allowed to make the opening
speech.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
Il Was q Gala paY.

he celebration Wednesday Of the
one hundredth anniversary Of the re-
moval Of the national capital TO Wash.
ington WAS successful in all respects
Large crowds we're present and there
was great enthusiasm. In the parade
were Governor Tyler and staff. mounted.
Representative Richardson, OF Ten
nessee, minority leader in the House
delivered the opening address on the
transfer OF he seat OF Government from
Philadelphia.
The address Of Mr.. Payne, OF New
York, the h)or leader Of the majority
In the House, was on 1.-THE Establish
ment OF the Seat Of Government in che
District Of Oolumbia.
Senator MoOomas. Of Maryland. fol.
lowed with an address On the History
OF the First Century Of the National
Capital"
The fervid eloquenoe OF Senator Dan
lei. Of Virginia. who spoke on ''rhe
Future Of the United States and its
Capital" repeatedly evoked applause.
The grafton Of this distinguished Viz
gilman has ELECTED such uustinted
praise that The Free Lance will repro
duoe it Ia full In lite next issue.
Senator Hoar. Of Massaoh usetts, con
oluded the exercises with a finished
and scholarly historical oratlon.
M'KINLEY sALUTEs VIRGINIA.
When the Military were passing the
reviewing-stand, Governor Tyler went
up and took the place just previously
occupied by Speaker Henderson. next 81
the President The Governor spoke 60
the President. shook hands with him.
and pointed ont the Virginia troops
wheroupon Mr. Mckinley arose aud
gracefully waved his hat, shutting them.
The Virginia officers returned the COM
pllment by means Of the usual sword
salute and the dipping of the cOlors.
which again brought forth cheers.
The Virginia military escort 10 the
Governor consisted Of over 400 men.
representing the SEVENTEEN Regiment.
and was pronounced the fioest body Of
troops 10 the parade.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15

DOUBTLESS there are few who have
aspirations t. the author ship Of the
disfrspchisog law. II Senator Dan.
isl has actually undertaken this
responsible task-a most unenvisble
one--he would set the statesman by
keeping level head and guarding
well bis phrsseology, even If 1t has
to be submitted to the people for their
ratification or rejection. 1t is most
delicate and fAr-reschIDg policy to
modify our organic Law, especially
those sections relative to personal
rights and privileges. Any diserimi-
mating Law has very decided ten
dsocy to prove detrimental to lite
author, and Senator Daniel would
act judiciously By exercising precsu-
ton, having at the same time 9
wsschlul care to his popularity.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15

The Herald will be sent free for one
year 60 every white couple obtaining q
marriage license in this county between
this date and January next. The only
condition il that we have the proper
post-office address. and that the paper
be taken out and read. 1t Will be sent
with our bass wishes added. Eastern
Shore Herald
Wen bet dollars to dough. nuts that,the
Herald Is ia some sort Of 'oO.hoos'
with the clerk aud preachers Of that
county .-Southside Sentinel.
We shall next expect to see "co-
boot" as you call it, between the
doctor, IN iertaker and some news
psper. by which fulsome obitusry
notice will be offered free to any who
will agree to shuttle eff this mortal
coil"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15

The members Of Bowling Green
Methodist church wish TO und their
pastor Every member is requested TO
nelp by Bringing TO the parsonage his
Offering next Monday. 18th instant -
Caroline News.
and" our friend might have
appropriately added, "the parson will
be on hand to resist the overtures.
Forewarned is TO be forearmed.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
Can Get What They Want, Why Can't
Wei
Richmond Times. }

(hlcnmOn0 Times.
Capt George d Wise returned to
Richmond yesterday otter a pleasant
visit 90 New York and Washington.
having gone tn the latter city with the
party Of gentlemen who are urging be-
fore the House Committee on Rivers
and HArbors the importance OF large
appropriation for the improvement Of
James River Regarding this subject,
Capt Wise ssid:
II was very much encouraged by
what the members Of the Committee
on Rivers and Harbors tod us COL
o Ferrall and myself served In Congress
with some Of the committeeman. Our
old friend. Representative OntchinRs. OF
Mississippi, promised TO take as much
personal interest in this matter as he
would were this appropriation 10 be
spent in his own State. All the com.
mitteemen received Us most cordially.
and. as l said before. l believe we VIII
get practically all we ask for But.the
work must be kept up. lie is personal
effort that brings results. Set speeches
before the committee do not get votes
| want 81 add thas too much praise
cannot be accorded OApt. VIM II Our
tis He is an indef itig ible worker. and
he knows how to work TO get results
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
SOME DEATHS.

Mr.. Jno. Arnold. Of Loudoun. died re-
Gently, aged 70 years.
Winnie Edwards. oolorsd, who died
in Richmond Tuesday, was said to be
119 years old.
Mr.. James W. Johnson, q native OF
Fauquier county, died Tuesday In Bryan,
Texas. 10 addition 20 his widow and
thea children. he Is survived by his
mother-Mrs. William Johnsop-and
TWO sisters-Mrs George s. Smith and
Mrs ]. r. Oolvtn, Of Warrenton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15
Thinks No Delegate Should Apply.

Hon. George Y. Hunley, member Of
theHouse from Mathews and Gloucester,
says that be did not think any member
Of the State Legislature ought 90 be-
come & candidate for delegate TO the
Constitutional Convention. This is
such an important matter that the peo.
pie should be lift free 20 make their
own selections 1t is no time, in Mr.
Hunley's judgment, for people to m k6
personal appeal 80 friends TO vote for
them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15

WASHINGTON seems to be relieved
at learning that the "Unspeakable
Turk" is not mad at us and conde.
seeuded to chat with Captain Chester
aud break bottle of wine in honor Of
the Kentueky's visit. Doubtless he
now considers the paltry debt Of
500 600 liquidated.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-12-15

TALK about $40 a day salary
Where are sll those original Con-
stitutions i Convention patriotsi One
would have thought that the State
was full Of statesmen who were
anxious to serve in this capacity for
nothing and "fnd" themselves.