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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

carsssA FOR Mr.. Fssnk. In the precincts
which have bean known as Frink strong
4 holds, his friends have lost no chance 10
strengthen their position and to prevent
any loss by such undermining influences
- might BE- set to work on behalf OF
Mayor Humes.
4 Senator Frink'H campaign IL remarkable
FOR the fact that IN his following are
found the most prominent business men
and property owners In King county,
Who are lahorfng unseihshly and Loyalty
IN his behalf. On account OF this fact
SENATOR Frink's candidacy Is noteworthy
and perhaps without parallel I'm the po-
MlcAl annals OF King county. The cub
tsantiai element OF the community IL
With him and working diligently for hts
success.
Encouraging Caucus Results.
From the caucuse~ on Thursday night.
senator Frink's managers derived much
encouragement. The caucuses In several
Yards demonstrated the. fact. that ~ the
places where the friends OF Mr., Frink
lad made an open and aggressive nght
for him. they were largely In the ma
nffty. Al the same time II was proven
that In certain wards where MAYOR
Humes has heretofore claimed supremacy
eenstor Frink has made great gains and
ms more than an even chance TO win
Fer example politicians at the begin.
Ming OF the fight we're inclined to give tho
eniaiions. II was argued that the may
g, by reason OF his fricndlincss 20 GER
Ain interests IN the First. would per-
haps get 9 solid delegation from that
district Mayor Humea managers claim
81 that neihing could hrcsk tho First
ward. which they declared would pre-
.nt = solid front In the county eonven-
seding that their calculations we're pre-
nature and unfoundsd, senator Frink
WI = now confidently stated. carry
a. D. Ia a..
FIRST ward
In the sixth precinct. on Thursday
aMhi the dominant faction was headed
" the friends of senator Frluk The
hs'nss candidate for chairman of the
ssssnr Was defeated and the voters pfcs.
x, sere favorable e Senator Frinks
n ,he seventh preeinct no asnt MAS
mNas BY the numes man. The cauc0s
-, x. controlled absolutely ~ Senator
<Gasev Humer is showing weakness In
~ ccnutry districts whore his managers
szancd that he would be strongest For
sssssps@ ,as tenn q hallafd nominated
nr N Ne Moss fSr aaai,er'N ballard
Hume Is arhtlns Mr. ~ moss ss ~ a'S ~
NJ, ee'ng George =. iampine Mr.
Mess i against Mayer Hurnes. and
ssasxRfion vii be selidly With him.
Substantial satu. Msar.
.'u assiaaie Guile has claimed from the be-
tAnshs o. the NNhf that re would have
~ warn the seventh Holidiy Tor him IN
eohNention. Senator Nrfnks friends
wssser hase begn quietly working In AT
,ss precincts IN the seventh In the
s1s ffscsnct which IL the iAFKcs, Be- fNA
40 the Frt0k uen controlled the sit.
49, 1891 absolutely Thursday nieht The
w&s men yesterday forcedea that tAciy
s&a1sdAte vas esaten 81 thS precinct An
$50 nxht has been made and when tho
s1 Nsre sathereA AZ tae caucus. Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

The piercing screams OF a woman drew
an excited crowd to the corner OF Wash
ington street and second avenue south
about 10 O'Clock las, night, and those
nrsf on the scene saw woman lea ming
from second-story window apparently
laborfng under great mental excitement.
Rumors flew thick and fast MANY
thought a murder was being committed
while others held 20 the theory OF sui
eide. one man shouted out an HbauIrY
as 20 what was the matter when the dis
such agony, Ny catarrh is worse than
usual tonight, and won't some 81 you
run up 20 Guys drug store and get me
a package nf Or. Mackenxie's Engtish
CatRrrh Cure II only costs two cents a
day. and get my money back n II fails
10 cure" Tho medicine was brought ard
peace once more lowered over the scene
DIR. JOHNSON. chronic disease ana
csAdsf ScheneFman block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-28

- Ele1r votes at the primary elections
Monday, the Republican electors will
- 4 contest which has been OF alb
49, interest TO Republican politicians,
<1ufnesa men and loyal citizens Of the
rofy for weeks past. The fight IL for
~ honor OF the endorsements OF the King
rnfy convention for the Republican
niuatIon for governor. The contest
- are Senator J. ". F'1nk, Mayor
- and L. II. Guie.
shllcations now point to the complete
rnoh OF tho F'rink forces at the prim-
~. In the past history Of King coun-
y. fherc never WINS a more thorough and
"a equipped organization for political
mPpoees than tnat which has been built
- " the friends of Senator Frink. Re-
<Fls from every precinct and ward In
- elty and county have been received
4 osnAtor F-rink's headquarters In the
Ma block during the past twenty-four
fUfs. These reports show conciusivcly
~ many precincts which were conceded
+ Mayor Humes In the early part OF the
lnneatgn are practically certain to be
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Walking Distance.

re OF every
city ~ "ofA"s Ua'a"'e Vi u'e BUSINESS
beautiful
Diock north way. andn II - - " ' -
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FOR RENT

sii-is Maynard avenue, house and barn;
$40 Twenty-second avenue south. s-room
modern house; 3co4 Jackson street. 5
room upper fat: us Twenty-third avenue
7-room modern house. new; Soe Seventh
avenue south. Groom cottage; 40 Eighth
avenue south. Groom modern house: 5oi
Twenty-second avenue south. 5-room cot
tage; 9s Maynard avenue. 7-room modern
house. yard; i712 East Spruce. s-room cot
tage: 800 Seventeenth avenue, 7-room
house.
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GREENaRG IS SET FREE.
Case Against Seattle Man in Aus
tria Is Dismissed.
WAS ARRESTED LAST ocrosER

Was Charged with BEING a Procurer
After Many Delays Secures Trial
Before Judge of Municipal Court
and Is ReIeased-He Is Now
Residing at Kattowisx, Germany.
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that he was q sincere and an Independent
candidate for governor MIR. Gnis's friends
understand, now that In many precincts
where Senator Frink'S friends are making
a strong nght. the Humcs and Cute
workers have combined for offensive and
defensive purposes. This Is trse In the
Seventh and Ninth wards especially In
the Fourth precinct of the seventh ward.
r. u Hughes. appointed civil service com
missioner some time ago BY Mayor Humes
led the fight for the Guie forces az the
caucus Thursday night He Is on the
Cute ticket although known 20 be a
Humes man. His position IA now under
stood by the voters Of the precinct who
say they viii not be longer deceived In
the Second and Third precincts Of the
same ward. the HumcS and. Cute workers
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! 70 Be Determined.
ndsy's Primaries Will Decide
Republican Contest.
,uwx.s FRIENDS CONFIDENT.

- esuragipG Results In the Cau-
I ,rses-substantial Gains Made by
- Business Mems Candidate
10y Precincts Considered Doubt
II VOW Lined DECENTRALIZATION Are
- Victory Of Honest Politics.
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figure that II they can prevent the coun-
ty convention from indorsing Mr.. Friuk
they will have a chance 20 carry their
fight into the state convention at Tacoma.
Clear Majority for Frink.
Frank Paul. who Is in charge OF SEN
ator Frinks campaign. said last night:
Senator Frink will carry the King coun-
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GaxyM ~: (. G.euss
so3 ana sos new York Bleek

ca the Guie-Humes followers two to one
IN probably no precinct In the city was
there larger attendance al trr pri-
mares than In the First Of the Seventh.
something over 100 Republican voters
were present out Of 1877 votes cast for
Judge Anders In 1898. State Senator VIII
shire was the choice Of the Cute Humes
men for chairman Of the caucus Judge
MILO A. Root, one OF the main workers
Tor Mr.. Frink was named for chairman by
the opposition to the Cute Hurnes COM
bination- A vote was taken and Judge
Root was elected by an overwhelming
majority. The Frlnk ticket was given
the first place on the official ballot for
In the Sixth ward the Frink men made
a fine showing. Richard Kinpear has
claimed that he would carry the ward
solfdly for Mayor Humes. His claims
have since been considerably discounted
IL ~ now a serious question whether he
VIII get into the convention or not.
were not much In evidence except IN the
lower precincts. In the Fifth precinct cf
the Fourth ward. where George Z. Piper.
Mayor Humes manager has resided for
some time, the Humes men did not put In
an appearance. Mr.. Piper was not NOM
mated at the caucus. The supporters OF
MFR. Frink controlled and nominated full
Guie's Position Proven.
One fact which has been proven dur.
ing the past week and which was en-
an understanding exists between Mayor
Humes and Mr.. Guie. has done much to
add 10 Senator Frink's strength Mr..
Guie's home IL In the seventh ward He
has a number OF followers in that ward
who have up TO the present time believed
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Offices for rent in Downs and Starr
Boyd buildings.
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HWTS ADDITION.

Inc lots
lots
s We
Communicated
showing seekers,
pleased 70 have all who
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
Forgot to Return the Horse.

Deputy Sheriff G. E. Bradish of Oro-
Emo, arrived in the city Saturday night
in search of H. Todd, who left Orofino
Friday with horse he forgot to return to
the owner. just as the man was leaving
town Sunday morning bound for Dayton,
the sheriff protested and lodged him in
the county Jail until this morning when
he took the prisoner to Oroino having
sent the horse back yesterday. Todd
asked the local liyeryman if he would
loan him horse for few hours which he
did, Todd failing to show up as promised,
the liverynan became suspicious, with
the result that the sheriff was sent on a
still hunt, which proved to be success :
full one.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
Land Office Notes.

Christian Peterson filed on 100 acres
of land near Orofino.
Mathew Schmitt filed CD 100 acres of
land near Nezperce.
James Doyle fled on 100 acres of land
near Clarkia.
In the case of Albert Rockwell versus
Laura A. Boovey now Laura A. Camp,
and John G. Camp and Geo. w. Bashor.
intervenor, the appeal of appellant was
dismissed and the case closed. The
entry of Rockwell remains INTACT and the
land withheld from public settlement for
period of 20 days in order to allow APP
pellant Bashor to apply for writ of
recertiorari. The land involved is 100
acres near Beeman.
The steamer brought from Couse Creek
this morning 800 sacks OF wheat for
Flank w. Kettenbach billed to Albina.
The Asotin band boys purchased at
Kjos' Saturday IS complete band uni
forms, consisting of white duck suits,
yellow belts and black caps.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
THE CITY IN PARAGRAPHS

Died, at Asotin this morning at {
O'Clock, of indigestion the infant son oil
Henry Liebenan, aged y years.
The new rate to Portland beginning
yesterday Of $II.7o per ticket was opened
with a sale of IA straight fares at the o.
r. & N. Office Sunday.
Prof. Russell the government geological
surveyor, will start tomorrow to the Sal
mon river district. He will explore the
whole Lewiston basin during the sum.
mer.
Captain Cheever has purchased up to
this time ro5 horses in this city for the
government. McGrane brothers and Ben
Reeves sold 81 head and Charles Russell
nearly all the balance. The price paid
was about $6s head.
Mr.. Geo. A.Smith of the Moscow Mir
ror has our thanks for copy of the d.
rectory, gotten out in the Mirror Office,
of Lewiston, Moscow, Genesee, Ken
drick, Juliaetta, Troy, Pullman, Clark
ston, Asotin and Anatone. 1t is very
creditable job.
The Wells & Fudge quartz mill was to
have arrived at Newsome creek today.
The foundation for the mill
was ready for the machinery
in advance. Mr.. Fudge, who has been
confined to his room at Harpster for a
month with broken leg, will go into
Newsome this week.
Mrs. Robnett, mother of Clarence Rob-
nett, was taken suddenly i'll this morn
ing while on the street near the court
house, and was removed to the resi-
dence of p. +. Stookey. DR.. G. W.
Shaft was called ard pronounced the
lady as suffering from an attack of neu-
ralgia of the stomach.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02

George Holloway, who lived IN TINS
city a number of years, left two years
ago. He travelled through Arizona, New
Mexico, Colorado and Utah. He returne
to Nez Perez to remain. He found no
other place as good as this division OF
Idaho.
Rev. Ghormley, Of Moscow, is IN the
city visiting Rev. G. E. Gibony.
Theo. Mattson, prominent farmer
near Culdesac, is in the city.
w. S. Dyer of Grangeville, is in the
city.
E. Harvey of the grain firm of Pal
merton & Harvey, at Pullman, is in town.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
Handles a Big Mail.

Chief Clerk Elwell of the railway mail
service has placed Mr.. A. S. Heatfield of
Spokane temporarily on the Lewiston
Stuart run.
Said Mr.. Heat6eld to TELLER re-
porter last evening: "The mail service
ON the Stuart run is in fine condition aud
bids fair to be one Of the most important
in this section. We handle at least &c, 900
pieces daily and all the mail tributary to
the Clearwater comes to the railroad,
whereas formerly it was sent to Lewiston
by stage to be made up. / make the
round trip daily, leaving here at s a. m.
and transferring few miles above Kam-
iah, where I change to the car returning.
as the new schedule now in effect neces-
states the down train leaving Stuart be-
fore the up train arrives there. We re-
turn now to Lewiston daily at $50 p. m,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
Wann-L0max

Married, at the residence of the brides
father, at O'Clock last evening, on Snake
river avenue, by the Rev. c. +. Gibson,
of Moscow. Miss Maude Wann to Presley
T. Lomax. The occasion will be aspleas-
ant surprise to the many friends of the
contracting parties.
Miss Wann is we'll known in this city,
having lived here for the past three
years, and formerly resided at Asotin, at
which place she was born.
Mr.. Lomax is we'll and favorably
known here, having come to Idaho in
1886 and has lived in Pierce City, Col
fax, Uniontown and at Boise, where he
served as deputy warden in the state
penitentiary in 1855.
Mr.. Lomax has claimed Lewiston as
his home for 20 years. The TELLER
joins the host of friends of the couple in
wishing them many happy and prosper
GUS days.
They will be at home for the present
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Kjos,
who will be absent several months OH a
visit to their old home in Europe, Only
relatives Of the bride and the associates
in the store were present.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
Court House Notes.

A warranty deed was filed with the
county recorder from Carrie Shearer te
the First National Bank of Lewiston;
lot q of acres in the city of Lewiston
consideration $2735.
Presley 1. Lomax and Maude Wann
both of Lewiston, marriage license.
Richard Mahnke and Hannah Ander-
son, both of Magnolia, marriage license.
r. d. Luttropp Of Oro6no and Minnie
Phelps Of Kentucky, marriage license
Twelve liquor license were issued to-
day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
Notice OF Attachment.

In the Probate Court of Nezperce coun.
ty, state Of Idaho. Spokane Drug Com
pany plaintiff VS.. +. G. Brown defendent
Notice is hereby given that writ of at
tachment issued from said court in said
cause against the property of said de-
fendent on this 26th day Of June, 1900.
court this the 2Sth day of June, 1900
X. A. LANGFoRD,
Seal. Clerk Probate Court.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Idaho. Northern Division In re Harry
c Baughman, a voluntary bankrupt. In bankruptcy
No. -----
The first meeting of creditors OF said bankrupt Is
hereby called for the eleventh day Of July. 1900 at
~ o'clock a. m. at my Office In lewiston Neg Perez
county. state of Idaho.
Such meeting will be held for the allowance of
claims. appointment of trustee and examination Of
the bankrupt.
Dated at Lewiston. Idaho. this Both day of June
A. d. 1860,
J. N. ADAMS Referee in Bankruptcy.
o8-wy
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
win 70 to Walla Walla.

Secretary Otto Kettenbach of the L. A.
A. club received word Sunday from Walla
Walla, that arrangements had been COM
pleted and game advertised with Lew
iston, to take place on the 4th ofJuly, and
would expect the team to be there. Mr..
Kettenbach states that provided the
players can be gotten together they will
leave on tomorrow's steamer for Walla
Walla.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
viii Leave Tomorrow.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kjos will leave to-
morrow for an extended visit to their
old home in Christiana, Norway. They
expect to be gone about three months
and will visit the Paris Exposition, Lon
don and Bremen. They will sail from
New York July nth on the ocean liner,
"Oceania."
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02

except Tuesday and Saturday, when
transfer the pouches at Potlatch to the
Spokane passenger on account of the
run to culdesac, giving quicker and bet
ter service off the Clearwater run.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02

]. Young, owner of half interest in
Nome Gold Saving Machine, has with
drew from the firm of Chick & Young.
All parties wanting machines or terri
tory can save money by seeing him as
soon as possible at Linke. oo-2
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-02
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, two miles north Of
Nezperce. one bay gelding about years old witt
bald face and white on right fore foot. Branded "a
on left shoulder and saddle marks. Weight abou
900 pounds. Height about IA hands.
Signed: W. D. HARDWlCK.
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Mrbeibsm'auben,
Gertile, Minn.s

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bar eslaa aaore &ationer, iom .bespn=
Der at obe fit SnbfpSdie, Tom mqu
far 9unoroe @ar l,oen nditen lite pibfr
par til. Sapan, bet fjerne prige fra
Orieptiens 2anbe, bespnoer at piie fig
for pore 8litte. Aufraiien saar nleb
stormltriot .fremooer ! 2anSets inon
Anltggeneer< .og Gorbolb. On itte
ldnge oil lne9et af bet, fom ioag er bet
beitemmenoe geroens @tiabne, 'to.n-
me fra Drientiens faa nplis til @ebif-
beo bo9nenoe 2anbe.
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