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Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08

city this evening and will show at the g
& B. opera house.
A. B. Jackson. of Spokane, Travelling
passenger and Freight agent of the G R
& O., is in the city.
Deputy U. S. Marshal c. A. Fores,,ap
ieit on this mornings train for Moscow
10 attend Z. S. Court.
Miss Maud Johnson, of Moscow was in
the city today and left for Asotin where
She will visit friends.
fepresentative-elect Peter NJ. Treisch
and w. H. Skey, of Peck, who are in the
city, will return home tomorrow
Judge Steele and Court Stenoeranher
Hodge arrived in the city yesterday from
MOSCOW. The Judge will open court
here today.
X. M. johnson and w. F.. Thomas, of
Solfax, arrived in the city today from
Grangeville with loo head of beef cattle
enroute to Colfax.
Geo. II. McFetriage, mail clerk on the
Tekoa- Wallace run of the O, r. & N. ar
rived in the city yesterday and left this
morning for Cottonwood.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08

nouncement of the completed consecra-
ton. Following the ceremonies a
breakfast was given by the clergy of the
diocese to the new bishop and the promi-
nent visitors.
Bishop Weller is the son of an Episco.
pal clergyman and was born i'll jefferson
City, Mo-, in 1857. He was educated
privately by his father, and afterward at
ST. Johns Academy, Florida, and the
University of the South at Sewanee,
Tenn. In 1880 Bishop Young, Florida,
made him deacon, and here served the
dioconate in Ocala, Fla, and in Provi-
dence, X. l. In 1858 lie entered Nash
otah Seminary and was gradus ted after
one year of study. In 1884 he was or
dained priest in the Milwaukee ca
thedral by Bishop Welles, of Wisconsin.
Since that time he has served as rector of
churches Ill various cities and towns of
Wisconsin, being located at Stevens
Point at the time of his selection as
bishop coadjutor to Bishop Grafton.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
Coming and Going

I. B. Wann, of Spalding, is in the city
Al. Fleming is in the city from Pierce
city.
VIC. Lieuallen, of Moscow, is in the
city.
Pete Thompson is in the city from
Leland.
1ohn G. Tribble, a farmer near Myrtle,
is in the city.
AL. Rauch, of Moscow, is guest at
the Raymond.
G. w. Bashor left this morning for his
home in Summit.
Geo. Clay, Of Rimrock, is in the city
today on business.
G.S Martin, of Nezperce arrived in
the city last night.
W. +. Travis left today for a business
trip to Grangeville. -
MN. Preston, business man of Mos
land, is in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mounce are in the
city today from Tammany.
D.L. Wilson, of Buffalo Hump, arrived
in the city on last nights train.
+ M. Hepburn Of Spokane arrived in
the city last night enroute to Mt. Idaho.
c. c. Parker and wife, of Buffalo
Hump, left on this mornings train for
Spokane.
Rev. J. w. Spangle, of Forest Grove,
Oregon, left on this mornings train for
Grangeville.
Geo. w. Macy returned to the city
last night from Pierce. where he has
been prospecting.
The Breezy Time" Co. arrived in the
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR CONTRACT
TO REPAIR THE FOUNTAIN
GRADE

GRADE.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that from this
date till the 18TH day of November, 1900.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, the Board of County
Commissioners of Nez Perez county,
Idaho, will receive sealed bids for the
contract to repair the lower portion of
the Fountain grade, beginning at the
station and extending to monument in
the lower part of the new grade.
Said work must be first class, the filled
portions being substantially built, with
necessary tournouts, etc.
Said bids will be opened OIL date above
mentioned.
Dated this 23d day Of October. 1900.
P. f. SrooKEy, Clerk.
BY J. A GILL, Deputy. Io-5t
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-08

-Wildenthaler's, headquarters for all
kinds of Schilling's Best goods.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
WHO rs AN EsauInEt
"AIi MaIes-- Accordins 60 the Eng
IIsh Postonlce.
From the London telegraph.

From the London Telegraph.
when Adam delved and Eve span,
Who was then the gentleman The
poetic interrogation. frequently PROFOUND
ed has never. we believe been found ca
pable OF satisfactory solution. At the
fsg end Of the nineteenth century. how
ever. a question Of far greater and more
Immediate importance has been raised by
that OF late much-abuHed but invaluable
institution. the possofice Put briefly,
the problem which the authorities al ST.
Martin's-le-Orand have SCI themselves to
decide Is az 70 who IL. and who is not.
entitied 20 the appellation Esq" Here.
IN truth. Ia a delicate question. the nice
ties and ramlflcatlons OF which might well
appall anything less hidebound than the
of1cial mind. But lei there be no mis-
apprehension ~ 60 the Intentions OF the
postal administrators The discretion OF
lhe Individual IN the matter Of directing
Ms letters IL not TO be inserfered with or
called into question He IL stiil 10 be Of
liberty. should he feel 80 disposed. 10
give his chimney sweep an ESQ" and
ignore his water-rafe collectors title 10
80 much a. q plain "Mr." The privilege
OF dlfferentlating IL 60 be left ~ here
sofore 20 his own sweet will and fancy.
But. IN ne personal communication with
the public. the postofice Il would seem
intends henceforth 20 bear In mind certain
hard and fast rules. from which no de-
Walton n 40 he permitted In other
words. a departmental order hos gone
forth % the clerks that the appeliation
Esq" Ia go he used IN future IN al
dressing all male correspondents unless
they are evidently laborerF. personal serv-
ants, OF rradesmen writing from their
house .of businets.'0 Inssinctively one
thinks of the old differentiation. gentle
man. apothecary. plowboy, thief" ana Of
the exquisite interrogation. by way Of
reiolnder. yes. but which Il the thief7"
But the oficisi edict does nos end st
"tradesmen. writing from their house Of
business" There IL reservation clause
which says. In case OF doubt Zen. "
10 ~ usef'--a wise provision that leaves
q tolerabiy broad margin for possible
variations IN the use. abuse. ard misuse
81 the anachronlsfic SUNK. The denni-
zion OF gentleman viii furnish pahulum
sor controversy and academic discussion
20 the crack Of doom. and even Nr. Pick
sick, II We recoiiest Alright, found Il i'm
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
Address The Perona Medicine Company, Colombos,
o., for a free copy of "Summer Catarrh"

possible 10 contest the claim 10 that desig-
nation of one Of his companions IN the
Fleet on the ground that he drank his
four and a half pints OF ale day. and
never stopped smoking even during
meals But how comes A. one may wei
ask. that. besides ''laborers. personal sers
wants. and tradesmeu." the community
60 h exempt from the honor % receiving
an "Esq." will include ''dep0sltors IN the
Postoffce Savings Bank A millionaire
ceived a curious fancy for depositing small
slices OF his fortune. under different alias
IS. In various savings hanks throughout
the country. The idiosyncrasy might have
entitled him 40 free board ana lodging
"a Bedinm. but we do not know that he
forfeited by these proceedings his righg
20 the title of "Eeq." The distinction IN
the case OF tradespeople suggests as an
inevitable corollary 20 the venerable leeenl
thas n takes nine tailora 10 make q man.
polite proposition as tn how many are
really required 20 make an esquire. But
ln this democrats age. when 40 many
ladies OF hlRh degree" have been known
10 embark upon business enterprises. and
a piquant French name - often conceals
the identity. IN the realms OF modisiry or
millinery. Of a society dame or damsei
the decisiag o. the postal authorities
seems 20 derive an added invidiousnese.
In the circumstances Il H. az least reas-
surfing 90 learn that n f. not IN con-
temptation to droD the prefix Mrs or
Miss In addressing correspondents Of
the other sex as 10 whose precise status
In society some Official doubt exists.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
MAY LEAD TO ARMED PEACE
MILIrARIsM MAY TAKE HOLD OF
SOUTH AMERICA.

ChfIt's Attitude with Reference Cd
the Provinces OF Taena ana africa
May Vet Lead 90 TroubIe-oovern-
meats OF ChIIi. Peru and the Ar
Esntlne Are Preparing for War.
chin About co Institute Compul-
sorry Military service.
Correspondence Of the Associated Press
Valparaiso Chit. Aug. Ia three
sldei conflict r. IN prospect on account q
the Taons-Ariea question, which has re-
NAMED IN allegiance since the treaty %
Anton. which terminated tn 1854. the vic
,orous war OF Chill. against Peru and
Bolivia.
II was agreed then that the victor was
to occupy the Peruvian provinces Of
Tacna and africa for ten years. after which
a plebiscite was to declare whether those
provinces wanted 60 be Incorporated with
Chill, or returned to Peru. The date
passed on. however, without any action
being taken. The Chllians put Il OF un-
der this or that pretext. Il Is asserted
that they sent their soldiers and all KINDS
Of people from the Elnms OF Chiiian eea-
ports But Peru held that only legiti-
mate natives OF the two provinces should
be entitled 20 vote 81 the plebiscite and
that the method Of voting and he quail
ncationw Of the voters should be deter
mined By a special protocol as provided for
In the Anton treaty.
Chih AZ last consented 70 this In 1893
at a time when she anticipated a war with
the Argentine republic and feared Peru
might aide with the latter. The Billing
hurst-fa Torro protocol was then signed
az Santiago and approved by the Chilian
senate Hut Chill peacefully arranged her
dispute with Argentine. and her chamber
o. deputies dld not even discuss the proio-
col which. being approved only by ths
Senate. remained dead letter.
The question OF the mai Ownership Of
Tacna and africa has thus remained un-
settled. ana Chill still retains the prov
inces with tue intention. according TO
Gillian papers. OF keeping them forever.
Peru makes an appeal for arbitration In
order TO settle peacefully the question OF
the final ownership OF these provinces.
Ana here comes the point where the Uni
ted states and the Argentine republic
are dragged into the dispute
No wonder that, amid this mass Of con-
fiicts the governments are making pre-
parations for war. While Chill has sent
20 GERMANY her favorite general. Kor-
ner. 10 buy guns and cannon. Peru has
dispatched on a similar erraDd her for
mer president Gen. Caceres. and the
Argentine Republic Is drilling its national
guard. In addition there Is about 20 be
instituted In Chill compulsory military
service and the rcgrettable system OF
armed peace may be inflicted upon the
republics OF south America az n result
OF the fact that Chill holds over them a
sword OF Damocies through her unwilling
ness to settle Analiy the old question OF
Tacna ana africa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED.
waycrOss May soon Have n street
Railroad system.

Railroad system.
waycross. Ga. sept. s.-Dr. C. f. Dow
man. president OF Emory College. arrived
in the cisy tonight. and viii spend two or
three days. lie will dedicate Trinity
Church tomorrow at II O'Clock. and to-
morrow night he will present the Tween
tieth Century Educatisuai cause.
Trinity is one OF the handsomest church
Is In South Georgia. Itswas completed
last May, The church Is OF brick. and
has a seating capacity OF so. II cost
5000, every dollar OF which was paid at
the time the work was done.
Waycross Is soon to have street rail-
road. as would appear from the fact that
application g. made 90 the Secretary OF
State for charter for the Waycross and
Suburban Railroad Company. The petition
r. made by ]. T.. Wadley, c. c. Grace, j.
l.. Sweat. Alexander Bonnyman, W. ].
Swain. Lee l.. Sweat. Ward y. Albertson.
and H. l.. Wadley Of waycross, S. T. Col
nrs OF Macon and George Dole wadley
OF Bolingbroke. These parties are the
owners OF the Satilla Manufacturing Com
pany. Hne OF the largest enterprises IN the
city. and Il Is understood they have am
pie power 10 successfully operate an cleo
trio railway IN connection with their light
plant. planning mill. door. sash and blind
factory, etc.
The proposed capital OF the street rail-
way company r. S25.0oO with tho privilege
OF Increasing TO si00.Go Their plan Is 10
operate electric cars covering the princi-
pal streets IN the city and extending to
the satilla river They desire 90 be incor-
porated for a term OF 100 years.
Mai Sidney Herbert left for his home
In Florida this morning. after being M
here nearly all the week.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
PREACHER HUNTING NEGROES.
wants 90 HaRE Them Heads Down
ward and shoot Them.

Alton. III. sept S.-Two b.ooahounds
and a posse OF nifty men. under the Rev.
owen W. Rose. minister OF the gospel
IN the ncishborhood of Godfrey. H.. just
north OF this city, In search OF two ne
groes. fot the purpose Of lynching them.
Mr. Ro=e had requested the authorities
not to interfere IN case the men aHe taken.
as he intends 90 string them by their legs
with their heads dangling downward and
shoot them 10 death. Up 10 late hour
nothing had been heard from the pur-
suers aud Il IL believed that the negroes
are still az large.
William Riggs. a hrother-in-iaw OF the
Rev Mr.. Rose. lives on farm two miles
west OF Godfrey. He was IN the ieid
cutting corn yesterday when the no. oes
approached him and asked Tor wos.. lie
told them that he had no work TO oner
them and they demanded that he give
them all the money he had. Rlggs saw
that he had no show IN a physical en-
counter with his two visitors and be put
his hand In his pocket TO give them sixty
cents. ali the money he had with him.
The instant he lie, go OF HE corn knife.
his only weapon OF defense, the negroes
knocked him down and went at him with
razoTs. After making several horrible
sast IS and cuts with their weapons. ren-
dcring Riggs practically helpless. the two
negroes proceeded 70 draw lines In cir
Giles around his leg and making fancy cuts
ana figures. When they had tired Of this
occupation they left their victim In the
feld.
Riggs lay there bleeding and helpless
for an hour and a half before he was
found by his brother-ln-lsw. who had been
visiting at the farm.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09


An interesting engineering feat, which
mas lust been accomplished. H. the plac-
ing Of a steamboat Of $50 tons on Lake
Titteaca. between Bolivia and Peru. a
sheet OF water 40 miles long. S2s miles
from a seaport. and 300 feet apove sea
Icvel The vessel was built % the Leven
shtpyard. Dumharton. Scotland. Temporal
rily pu, together. and then transported IN
sections 10 Mollendo. whence u was car.
ried IN twenty-five cars 40 the railroad
which skirts the steep sides OF the Andes.
TO che lake side. There 4 was once more
put together and the boilers ana engines
Installed The Coya, AZ the vessel II
named. Is 10 feet long, . feet beam, and
has accomnodat for forty-nve hrst-
class ana forty second-ciaes passengers.
The distance sraversed BY the steamer II
100 piiiee. the journey occupying shout zen
hours The vessel serves a. n means 81
communication between the republics OF
Peru md Bolivia.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
ROOSEVELT ~ MICHIGAN.
Governor Addressed AIS Fellow
Dutchmen" at Holland.


Holland. Mich, Sept. S-Gov. Roosevelt
began the closing day Of his flying tour
through Michigan by addressing an au-
dience Composed almost wholly OF HOl-
landers and their descendants. The Gov
srnor evidently took pride IN neing able
90 address them as fellow Dutchmen
President .kollen Of Hope College ara a
delegation Of Holland citizens met the
Governor at Grand Rapids and GENE
through with him In the Holland city
Pork a crowd Of 1900 was waiting.
President Kollen presided and referred
to the fact that Roosevelt came from
Holland stock. like themselves, saying:
Gov. Roosevelt was born Dutchman."
In acknowledging this sally. Roosevelt
with laugh, ocpned his address with
My fellow Dutchmen."
This set the crowd cheering and some
Of the old settlers yelled Dutch salu,es
Col Roosevelts speech was devoted
principally TO the prosperous condition OF
the country. urging that the only threat
10 the welfare OF the country was the cleo
ton Of Bryan. He predicted that Il We re-
Versed our present policy an industrial
crisis and business paralysis would fol-
low. He appealed 10 all citizens who loved
their country and their nag TO Stand by
the administration.
Negro Question Crops Ont.
Kalamazoo. Mich. Sept s-Col Roose-
welt made speech here in which he
sharply criticised the Democrats for talk
ing Imperialism In the East and silver in
the West
Speaking Of the Philippines. he said;
Another question that we hear a good
deal about Is the consent OF the governed
as applying In the Philippines. We hear
nothing about II from our opponents as
applying In certain sections of our coun-
Try, where they deliberately trample the
doctrine about which they talk 80 much
under foot They loudly proclaim that no
man has a right 10 govern another az
long as one man is an American and an
other a Tagai bandit But they have not
a word TO say when Il II a white man
that governs the black man without his con-
sent. although the black man IN all prob
ability was born free and equal. fellow
citizen with Mr.. Bryan. He ought. at
least, to be consistent Without any ques-
ton o. policy Ii cannot be sincere TO
invoke a doctrine for those on the other
side OF the globe and trample II under
foot IN our own country. where IL Is 10
be applied TO our own fellow-citizens.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09


From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
II have received number Of pretty
had shocks IN my nfe." ssid an expert
enced electrician. bus have had only
one really narrow escape from death.
The sensation OF an ordinarily severe
shock Il familiar 70 the majority OF poo
pie. and IL not especially peculiar. bat
knockout dose OF the current IL some
thing entirely different ! was splicing
a connection IN a power house when
got my i0ls. and mistook an arc-lieht
feeder which had sagged down FOR dead
wire. I had a pair of pliers In my left
hand and attempted TO push IL out of tho
way with them. That much ! remember
perfectly. Then oil OF a sudden had a
moat extraordinary sensation. feh as
II my blood was expanding ana swellins
every vein IN my whole body 90 the last
pltch Of tension. The great arteries N
my neck seemed 90 stretch until they
were ~ big around 81 ship-cabiee. and
suffocsted me with their pressure. AMI
had the same bursting feeling In my
eycbalis. my tongue. my noEtriie. and
even the roots OF my hair. All this came
over me with terrific swiftnesa, bat II
was nothing like stroke OF lightning Or
che twinkling OF an eve. On the oon-
trary. several seconds seemed 20 eiapse.
and the feeling was 20 entirely different
from what ! had always imagined IA
would be that II never entered my mind
that had been shocked BY a hlgh-powsr
current
Then, a. nearly a. I can describe Il.
my overstrained tissues appeared 20 give
way something exploded IN my brain
like a hundred-ton gun. and everything
became black. Almost Immediately, or
20 could have sworn. opened my eyes
ard found myself on the floor fully con-
acious bur very weak. A. matter OF
fact, had been hurled dozen feet.
What I imagined had consumed az least
= tenth os minuse had possibly occupied
a thousandth part OF a second. and had
been lnsenHibie fully two hours. II sim
ply shows. ~ We have often observed IN
drepus that under abnormal conditions
the brain loses all conception of time. I
am pretty positive. from questioning q
number of people. that everybody who
survives a shock from currens over q
certain voltage has an experience very
similar 20 my own. The trouble II IN
describing It. which ! have done very
imperfectiy One OF our llncrnen proba-
bly, lift q on better He said ne felt
a. II he had swelled up and busted "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

The patterns for castings used IN foun-
dries are made OF wood. and Il often hap
pena that a number OF articles ere made
from the same design. In such q case. II
the same pattern Il employed. its edges
are apt 10 sulfef. and Il must either be
repaired or renewed. II has recently been
suggested that aluminium would be avail
able for this purpose, ana that from an
original pattern IN wood one OF more
copies In aluminium could be casi. The
aluminium patterns soon acquire a sort Of
greasy surface and separate from ihe
moulding sand with peculiar ease. In case
the patterns become injured or are 10
longer needed. they can be melted down
without any loss OF the material
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

Tallahassee. Fla. Sept S-Dr. O. s.
Wilson died at Thomas City yesterday.
aged about 90 years, The body was
brought here to-day for interment. He
was a native o. Georsia. but had resided
A. Florida many years. where he was
hiehlv respected by oil who knew him
Ths sole survivor OF the family IL a son.
q. 4 Wilson. business man OF this city.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
WANTED a HALF HOLIDAY.
Contractors Refused n and the Car
penters struck.

Chicago ssept. s-open hosiiliifes be-
tween the contractors and upton labor
were resumed to-day when, at noon.
about 5000 union carpenters quit work.
They demanded the usual Saturday half
holiday This the contractors refused. ex-
cent during The summer. The carpenters
haa returned 10 work under special per-
nnlts from their union. although the big
building trades strike or lockout stili con-
tinues. affecting f0.0o0 men.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.
Continued from First Pase)

Ing IN the mills all over the state OF ohio.
don't follow the steer; Il YOU 90 YOU will
be sorry when supper time comes"
Mr.. Hanna closed with al appeal 10 the
people OF ohio rot to forget their respon-
sihiiity. but TO do their duty and lead the
hghting IN this campaign for their pres
dental candidate
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
ooSoonD on THREE POINTS.
what the Powers Have settled With
Regard Co china.

London. Sept. s--Lord George Hamilton.
secretary OF State for India. speaking az
shlffnal this evening. said. In referring
TO the Chinese situation. that the com
nunloatlons between the Powers had re-
suited IN practical concord on three
points: first. that there shall be no par
tiflon OF China: second. thot there shall
be no territorial acquisition. and third, 90
demand reparatlon for past outrases and
4 guarantee against their recurrence.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09
WAGES WILL BE REDUCED.
Low Price of PIG Iron WIN Affect
the Alabama Miners.

Birmingham. Ala. Sept. s.-The Ala
oama miners have felt the reduction in
The price OF pig iron. Wages henccforth
viii be 52is cents per ton. the selling
books Of the iron companies. showing that
during August the average price OF pig
IRON was under 81 per ton
The pipe plant Of che Central Foundry
Company at Besscmer has closed down.
the men quitting work because OF per
cent reduction In wages. Two hundred
men are affected.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

ACCOMPANIED ny HARRIsos.
bryan Held Conferences Before Co
ing 60 Milwaukee.

Chicago Sept S-william j. Bryan.
accompanied by Mayor Harrison and other
prominent Democratic leaders and the
Cook county Democracy acting as escort,
left here to-day for Milwaukee. where
Col. Bryan made speech this afternoon.
AFR. Bryan held a number Of conferences
with the organization leaders before start
ing from the Auditorium