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Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-11-02
National Republican Ticket:
FOR PRESIDENT
WILLIAM MCKINLEY. Of Ohio
rcR VICE-PRESIDENT
THEODORE ROOSEVELT. Of New York

STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Presidential Electors
GEORGE NJ PARSONS of Ada,
JUDGE w B HEPBURN of Shoshone
Nv ROWTON Of Idaho.
For Congress
JOHN T MORRISON of Canyon.
For Supreme Court Justice
EDGAR G STEELE of Latah.
For Governor
DIV STAMFORD of Bannock.
For Lieutenant Governor
A A CRANE of Kootenai.
For Secretary of State
MART NJ PATRIE Of Fremont.
For State Auditor
HARRY J SYMS Of Elmore.
For State Treasurer
GEORGE H KESTER of Nez Perce.
For Attorney General
GEORGE E GRAY of Oneida.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
MISS JESSIE RILEY. of Blaine.
For Mine Inspector
ROBERT BELL OF Custer.
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COUNTY TICKET

COUNTY TICKET
For senator
+. d. HASBROUCK.
For members Of legislature
A. w. LEE
G. W. RICHARDSON.
For sheriff
NM FRANK LEACHMAN.
For assessor
B.F. BASHOR.
For treasurer
VIOLA M'cONvILLE.
For probate Judge
r. A. LANGFORD.
For attorney
MILES S. JOHNSON.
For superintendent
JENNIE M. HARRINGTON.
For surveyor
EDISON BRIGGS.
For coroner
L. G. NEAL.
For commissioners
S. G. ISAMAN, Ist dist.
S. S. BROOKS, and dist.
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e. O'NEILL,
attorney at L0zU and NO.
torn Public.

4, All business carefully attended to- viii prac.
tice In all courts of Washington and Idaho az
nee ON Main street. Lewiston. in Dent & Butte,
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GROWING LESS AND LESS.
Only seven OF the Rcnding Galleries
Now Producing.

Philadelphia. Oct. 2.-According 70
the official report Of General super
;ntcndent Il. c. Luther Of the Reading
Coal and Iron Co.'S mines TO Prcsi-
dent Harris, but seven OF the w col
lieries operated by the company are
running. This indicates that, IN spite
Of the offer of an advance in wages OF
ten pcr cent. the company Is working
five less mines than on saturday The
five collieries that failed to open are
Potts. Eagle Hill. Wadesvillc, Silver
Creek and Phoenix. This leaves only
one Reading colliery. the North
Franklin working in the northern
Schuy,kill region. The seven stlh
working, some of them short
handed. are: Lincoln. North Franklin
Erookside, Richardson, Glendower.
Good Spring and the Otto. None
OF those operations are very large
keystone and kalima washeries. both
small. are working.
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SAFE AT TnE~G-TING-FU.
Ni.sionnrie. nnd Engineers were
safe on september D.

Paris. Oct. 2.-Ihe French CONSUL
general at Shanghai. under date OF
saturday. September 20, telegraphs
tbat he has been informed by the
governor Of Sent-Che-Li that throusA
intermediate of Shenge the
administrator of telegraphs and raii-
roads), the missionaries and en-
pinecrs at Theng-Ting-Fu were saie
and sound September 20; that the mil
itarv and civil authorities had taken
precautions TO protect all the ms
sionaries. and that the Belgian 'Ais-
sion at Ning-Tian-Tung was safe.
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HIS HOLINESS WELL PLEASED,
The pope satisfied With the Ameri-
can Attitude To the Church In
Cubn and the Philippines.

London, Oct. 2.-Archbishop Ireland,
who has arrived here, on his way to
the United States. in an interview IS
quoted rs saying;
In one of the audiences which he
granted me the pope said: We are
well pleased with the relations OF the
American government 10 the church
i'm Cuba and the Philippines. The
American government gives proof OF
good will and exhibits spirit OF
Justice and respect for the liberty and
rights of the church.
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"Ticn Tsin. Sept. 80. via Iaku.-
Adiutant General. Washington; ke'
cei,ed your numbers AZ and 49, Inc
Ninth infantry. Third squadron OF
Sixth cavalry and light battery VIII
constitute legation guard. Shall en-
deavor to Get all supplies 10 Tong
Chow before water falls.
"CHAFFEE."
Dispatches Nos. ~ and - were
those containing his instructions TO
withdraw the American troops from
Pekin.
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DEMOCRACY IS FAVORED.
Voluntary Vote In Shtcns" eNe1
Bryan a Plurality OF
$4,000 Ballots.

BRYAN viii carry the city of Chicago
His plurality IS likely 70 be more than
.4o,sA votes. or one-fourth greater than
MckinIey's in 1896. The Chicago
American has made great poll 81 the
voters. The returns leave no doubt
that the democratic presidential ticket
will sweep the city. a revolution OF
opinion has followed the Mckinley ad-
ministration. The facts are al hand
The figures. ii is believed. are sound.
The vote was taken upon greater
scale. with greater care and With the
observance Of better and more intelli-
gent methods than ever before en-
oloyed in similar work. Fifty can
yas-ers. carefully chosen ard sworn as
10 the accuracy Of their figures
reached more than d0.os voters with
this inquiry:
For whom viii you vote for pres
ienf?"
This Il the result: For Bryan. POI
CO..: for Mckinley. 2o.i36- Total 81
os6. Bryan over Mckinley. lo.--i
The estimate Of Eryan's majority i
made b. comparison Of this vote with
\ the vote Of Bryan and Mckinley in
y this csty I'll 1895 ard the estimated wore
for the coming election. The presi-
Dental wore az Chicago in 1896 was di-
,id-d betwesn these candidates as fol-
lows. Mckinley. ai.o74; Bryan. i44.-
III. Total. s+5.s4i. Mckinney over
Bryan. 56.sS4.
4 comparison Of the Americans bal
lot with the vote az Bryan and Nckin-
lev lin Chicago in 1896 would Indicate
a majority for Bryan over Mckinney
az -4.7Ao. The total vote Of 1900 n
Chicago for all presidential candidates
i estimated al 3-4ooo. By compari
son with this estimate Bryan's jori'
~ over Mckinley would run consider
ably over 74.OJ0. Indeed. that p-ophcc,
i upon a conservative basis.
The Americans ballot i az value il
connection with the New York Jour
nal's recent pol OF New York Tn
Journals poll. taken from week q
week for two months. indicates ina
. Nc Kin.ey's plurality OF $4,000 in tia
. city in is96 will be exchanged 20
great plurality Of nearly T.rro vote
for Bryan. Unless all signs fail. tn
great centers Of population in thi
, country Will roll up tremendous tids
; wave OF votes for Bryan on eleciio
( day.
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RANKS REMAIN SOLID.
no DefectionS Among the strikers -
the Lact<awnnnn Region.

Scranton. Pa. Oct. 2.-There was
not single detection reported from
the ranks Of the striking mine work
,crs in the Lackawanna region, de-
spite the report Of ten per cent.
wage increase on the part Of the
mining companies.
Efforts to get another Lackawanna
company washcry into operation
were failure. as the firemcn and en-
rinccrs who were asked - work
.thcre absolutely refused to do SO.
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p.,,,,. 81 Ammunition Explosion.

Lorenzo Marquee. oct. Am eNpio-
sion occurred at Kamotipoort while
the British we're destroying the Boer
ammunition, resulting in the death
Of two of the Gordon IIighlanders and
Is injured.
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Are there no trusts? Ask the
men who used TO work in the rolling
mills. Are there no trusts? Ask the
men who used to work in the bicycle
factories. Are there no trusts? Ask
the independent manufacturer or the
small merchants. or anybody in fact.
except NJ. a. Hanna. No trusts. in
deed, The woods are full of frusts,
and every one is menace 10 labor.
But there's way to get rid Of EN-,
and that way isn't by voting the re
publican ticket. either.-Toledo Bee.
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Mansfield, o.. Oct. 2.-The Mansfield
Ministerial association. comprising
pastors Of various Protestant churches
Of the city. held meeting last night
AZ the home Of Rev. l.. q. Batman,
pastor OF the Christian church, and
adopted resolutions condemning moo
xiolencc against the Dowicitcs.
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Aug. 6. 1892
"DEAR MRs. PryKHAM:-I am fail
ing very fast. since January have
lost thirty-tive or forty pounds L
have a yellow. muddy complexion
feel tired. and have bearing down
pains. Menses have not appeared for
three months: sometimes l am trou-
bled with a white discharge. and also
have kidney and bladder trouble
/ have been this way for . long time.
and feel so miserable ! thought l
would write TO you. and see II ron
could do me any good Miss EDNA
FREDERICK. Troy. Ohio
Sept 10. 1879.
"DEAR Mrs. PrSKHAH:-i have
used lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound according TO directions
and can say l hare not felt so well
for wears as l do at present Before
taxing your medicine . more mlse--
able person you never saw i could
not ca. or sleep. and did not care 10
talk with any one did not enjoy
life 1T all. Now. feel SO well l can
not be grateful enough for what You
have done for me. You arc surely a
woman's friend. Thanking you .
thousand times. remain,
Ever yours
Miss EDNA FEyrrsicx-
Troy, Ohio
uDyAR Mrs. PryKHAM - have
taken 1--WE bottles OF Lydia T. Pink
ham'syerctableC Compound and cannot
nraise II enough had headaches
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IN THE WYOMING REGION.
All the Galleries Except the One -
Mocannnqun Tied Up.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Oct. 2.-The situa
lion in the Wyoming region remains
unchanged. All collieries, with ex'
ception of one AT Mocanaoua employ
ing 400 men, are tied mp as usual. ~
is. apparent from the declarations OF
the strikers and their leaders that ne
notion will be taken on the part OF
the mine owners TO start their mines
.oy an offer Of ten per cent. Increase
IN wages until word comes from
President Mitchell.
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Gen. Chaffee Notifies the War De-
partment Of His Detailfor
Legation Guard.
4 nElsHsoRLY INVITATION ACCEPTED.
French Missionaries and EnStneers
mt Thens- Tinn-fu Mere >"'s -
September ~ aud the neis'""
Mission at Wins-f.an Tu"S was
ALSO safe.

Washington. Oct. 2.-The war de-
partmcnt is in receipt Of a caoiegram
from Gen. Chaffee indicating that ne
had received the instructions 10 Win
draw most of the United states forces
from China. and had provided, IN ac-
cordance with those Instructions LOT
a legation guard. The dispatch ioi-
lows:
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st. Petersburg. Oct 2.-The oficiai
Messenger declares the tenor OF the
governments official communications
in rerard to Russias tasks in the far
east clearly demonstrate THAT the
reports of the annexation OF Man
churia are devoid OF all foundation
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THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
Con. Roberts Reports the Rec ipture
Of a Mountain Battery Gun
Lost ut NichoI~on's Mex.

London. Oct. "a dispatch from
Lord Roberts. dated sunday. scptem-
Der 30. says:
bundles troops. in the Bethlehem
district. have recaptured from the
Beers a mountain battery gun lost at
Nichoison's nek.and also $4,000 rounds
of Mantini-Henry ammunition.
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Bowling Green, KY. Oct. 2.-The
post Office at this place was robbed
Sunday morning. Of between S4.5Oo
and $4,000 in money and stamps. The
robbers are supposed to be experts
who have been operating in this sec.
ton for some time.
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Newport. II. l.. Oct. 2.-Lieut. Cal
well, who had charge of the sub
marine boat Holland during the re-
cent maneuvers. has protested against
the decision of the arbitrament board
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Compound. and now. thanks 20 your
medicine. I am a well woman l can
not praise your medicine too hignly
for know IL viii do all. and eEsn
more. than il is recommended y ~
/ tell every suffering woman atpu-
your Vegetable Compound. and ur-e
them TO try il and see for thetnseisss
what il will do MIS- MAkr a
Hrrrx. No. Manchester. Ind
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There is no argument that the

There is no argument that the
OF the Hanna Mckinley
party can bring forward in jrstifica-
tioa OF their course toward the Fill
pinos. except the one that has been
used by despots from time iTre-
mortal in support Of their r.s.s 70
rule subject people by the strong aria
and to crush their Liberties by lie
tyrant agency Of military power. :
Kansas City TsmcA
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An Invitation Accepted.

Washington, Oct. 2.-The war d.-
part 1lent has received from Cen Char
fee:
~Talu. Sept. sc-Adjntant General.
Washington: Health of command
GOOD. lave accepted invitation OF
hospital ship Maine TO transfer some
nyalescents to hospital ship Relic,
now repairing Nagasaki-
~CHAFFEE."
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Cen. r.aep-rou.ir. Com mand.

Pretoria, Oct. Cen. Baden-Pow-
ell has arrived here TO take com
mand of the police in the Transyaal
and Orange River colony, where u IS
proposed 10 maintain force Of i2,ooo
men. all under Gen. Powell
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ahdicted kidney
n weary seldom =. -.
Of
Tor
of which
Vegetable Compound
female and "h
troubles T. flaAhAins wy
disthe for
rveiously SUCCESSFUL Is
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Hong Kong. Oct. 2--Ihe Bri'ish
runboat Robin has shelled the village
Of Iuk-Lao, on the West river. IN re-
taliation for the inhabitants firing on
a British steamer. The ringleaders
were afterwards captured and logged
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Conference Ilcncxxed.

New York. Oct. 2.-Thcre was a re.
0ewal Of the conference between the
Representatives Of the Tin Workers
Association OF America and officials
OF the American Tin Plate Go. in this
city.
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female Bile.
also liver. stomach
kidney. and blad-
der trouble
Itried several doc
tors also quite a
number of patent
medicines. and had
deSpairec Of ever
getting well. At
las. / concluded to
try Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable
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leurorrhoea. falling Of the womb. and
kidney trouble. / also had pain
when standing or walking. and some
times there seemed % be balls OF nre
in front os rlc. so that could not SEQ
for about twenty minutes felt as
tired in the morning when l got Up
as If had had no sleep for two weets
Had fainting spells. was town-heaEtei'
and would CITY, Mas BERTHA VILA'
second and Clayton sts-, Chester Ia
DEAR MIS- PTyEHAM:-I cannc,
find language 20 express the teri. re
s,.-e-ir,s- hare had To endure lad
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Arorxh Missouri editor. who trst studied
hs-ehau rules while a Sunday s2aoc. boy.
enters into the following antiquities q Tho
,s,ional game. The devil was the mr.:
.cscher- I've sto,e first. Adam stole sescnt.
Xhcn Isaac met Eeb~ccA AZ the We 10
was walking With pitcher sampson sir4. (
-. = rnoa ,nany ~her he beat the ~ >
ines Noes made hts first run VIXEN D..
,,ew the Exypsiars. Cara made base liz
,xheu e ki.Iel Abb. Abraham rads Sac
r;sce The pr01isa. son made a home run.
David was lcngdIstance thrower art
Moss shut out the Egyptians At the kei
sea."-Chlczgo thEcEieis-
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The coal miners strike is likely
10 be long and bitter one. The
trusts secured Euorpe for years and
imported the cheapest labor that
could be had there. under the inn
preston that il would submit TO low
wages and bad conditions more meek
" than the independent American
workman. The foreign workmen were
tractable enough until they found
that they were starved worse than
slaves or dumb beasts of burden. Now
they have come to the conclusion that
they may as well starye idle as work
ing. Their habits Of passive endur-
ance will keep them out on strike
longer than the American. Thus the
| coal operators are reaping a harvest
which they deserved. but did not ex-
pect.
The administration press has been
bowling about the danger of violence
and bloodshed from the first day of
the miners strike. 1t seemed to know
what was going to happen. Sure
enough when some miners began &c
throw stones lot Of pinkerton's men
shot into a crowd Unfortunately
and then the militia was called out
How convenient for the coal opera
tors to have republican governor
and IL. OcO militia AZ their beck ans
call. No wonder the trust refuses
arbitration.
Last Sunday the militia desecrate'
the day by parading in the mining
villages with Calling guns. Not tina
the miners were disorderiy. Oh. nc
but 10 show them what they may es
pect in the next two or three weeks
1, Is to be hoped that violence an
bloodnhcd may be avoided, but TIL
batting OF starving men - pawn
the way for something worse tina
Homestead or Hazieton.
q riuasy hack Down.
, The administration has executed
rather clumsy back-down on the q
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A visitor in Paris was seated A. table IN
,ne Of the high-pr'eed restaurant" ~ sns
things as he rad over the b.! OF fare AND
observed the prices
nv thnndsr,' he exclaimed 20 the wait
r, haven't you any conscience a a. y
.Bss pardon" replied the naughty serv'-
tor.
-cSnseienceg Don't you understand.
TIE waiter picked Up the bali 81 fare and
began looking u over
II don't know II We have or not III We
have. M. on the bill: II We am I. you We
rot 10 pay extra for 4. ITEMS the ru.es'
ar.~-london Spare Moments
H0- ria Wear.
The timid sutton had finally stated his
case.
At him sternly. Young man. can you sup
port a family"
.Great heavens" cried the young man
"have you los, your jsbs'-s'ancAfd Anc
Times.
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nese situation. and "a Is purely Toe
campaign purposes.
Frightened by the popular uproar
against any further alliances or med
ding with foreign powers, the ADMIN
istratiou now intimates that our
forces will be withdrawn from Peking.
They have not marched out. how
ever, and il they do. il will only pe
to the coast.
Six warships have just been or
dered to Asiatic waters. What forF
Time will show. but il is clear now
that Mckinley proposes 10 be right on
the ground when there is any chinese
plumber 10 be had. He is making
desperate effort 10 delay matters uh'n
after election. In case the reproiican
party is successful our standing army
will at once be increased 10 10000
il necessary. and the country may e>-
pect 10 be plunged into an expensive
and probably disastrous war IN the
orient
Filipino War sim On.
The Filpinos seem determined 70
give the lie 10 the roseate prediction
Of Philippine commission No. ,, which
r.ported last week that the insnr-
rection was practically over ana that
the time was now ripe for the giving
out of railroad franchises.
The Filipinos have definitely ana de-
liberately refused the proffered am
7 nestv. They were never in better
I condition TO carry on war. The trouble
has broken out afresh in all OF the Is
lands where our troops are stationed
Manila itself Is threatened. Aguinaido
has gone Mckinley one better ~ ms
humane treatment of American prs
oners and the offer of reward Tor
every American who surrenders-
Hnnna's Man Dick
Col. Dick. who is Hanna's right
hand man in the campaign. IS TOO
foNv to take the stump but he has
made spectacle Of himself by rush
ing into print 10 defend a bad cause
Congressman Lentz challenged him
10 defend the course Of the republic
an majority of the military commit
tee in the Occur D'Alene inyestiga
ton. and 10 explain why the republic
! ans refused TO print the testimon,
| and let the country know what y
. was.
Dick has no defense OF the refusa
to print. and spends five columns
/. about the democratic minority OF III
committee and quoting testimon.
E from witnesses whom he coached OF
' the investigation. and who were Their
' 10 defend their own acts as agents o
I the United states government afte
martial law had been proclaimed
. ADOLPH PATTERSON.
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PRACTICALLY COMPLETE.
The Coal Mine Tie-Up Gets Tighter
and the Miners Are Not
Ready to Resume.
TEN PER CENT. INCREASE NO INCENTIVE.
nh, 4. only n Portion Of What
They struck For, and Thes W"
Not Return to work Until Iheis
Union. Through President Mi'ea'
ell. Gives the Word 10 DO 50.

Hazleton, Pa. Oct 2.-Presidens
Mitchell. al noon. said: The strike
is practically complete, and there WIN
be no resumption OF work WITHOUT
there first being convention repre-
senting every coiiiery in the anthra'
cite field. The prediction was made
that no attention would be PAID TO
the notes posted by the Reading com
pany3onccding a ten per cent Ao'
vance. and il has proved true.
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Vis.tor-l0u seen. 70 60 GOOD bar tlst
mess.
seaside Hotel Proprietor Rather We've
;us. offered a prize 70 the trst te..ow v-5
sees the sea s.Egsnt.-I hlcas0 later uyslE
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In the Panther Creek valley.

"Our reports from the fah'her
Crces valley Indicate that this herto-
fore impregnable portion OF the an
thracite region has declared It's inten-
ton Of suspcnding operations az once.
accompanied by the national BOARD
members | Shall 30 TO Wilkes parrs
TUESDAY TO attend great labor DEM
onstration. which Will be participated
in nv fully $4,000 men,.