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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27

jesse L. Rains, native Grange
vile boy, who recently graduated
from the State University at Mos
COW, expects to leave shortly for
Philadelphia, where he will study
at the Jefferson Medical college.
Mr.. Rains is a quiet and pains
taking young man, and his many
friends hcreabout expect to hear a
good account of him in the near
future. He will arrive here this
week for a short visit with relat.
ives before leaving for the east.
DR.. Clarke-Bennett has just re-
ceived one of the latest improved
air compressing machines to be
used in treating troubles Of the
nose, ear and throat. With the
aid of this the doctor can now
treat the most difficult cases of
catarrh with the same skill and
success as in large city hospitals.
1t will no doubt be of great assist
ance and increase her already
large practice in this line of treat
ment.
The Junior Soronians surprised
the Junior Adelphics at their regu+
lar meeting Monday evening.
The Junior Soronians came in
with their arms laden with sugar,
kettles, pans, plates etc., at which
the Adelphics stood aghast. But
when the taffy began to boil, thu
boys caught on. Come again
Girls!
Mrs. ]. C. Douglas, of Ft
Collins, Colo, and Mrs. J. J..
Dowler, of Eureka, Kan. who
have been visiting relatives here
left last week for their respective
homes. Miss May Dowler accom-
panied them and will visit awhile
in Colorado before going to hel
Kansas home.
Services will be held at ths
Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening as follows: G. E. at 7.15
topic. "Whatever. At 500
preaching service. A duet will b,
rendered entitled, "Led by th,
Voice of Jesus.n The pastor
theme will be Emancipation"
Mr.. ]. P. Cox, OF Walla Walla
arrived here Saturday ON visit +
the family of Hon. A. f. Parker
Mr.. Cox is one Of the largest LAM
owners and wheat growers Il
Umatilla county, Oregon, and b
reports crop prospects throughop
| the lower country AZ excellent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
Mahurin School.

After successful term of three
months. our enterprising little
school closed with recitations,
after which they were all treated
to nuts and candy. The pupils
were all earnest and diligent in
their work and their advancement
marked. Following is list of
the names of visitors present for
the closing exercises: Misses
Maggie Karnes, May Aldrich,
Elsie Mason, Mesdames w. A.
Bender, Mary Jewell, Elithia Aid
rich, Edward Nelson, Joe Thomp-
son, James Thompson, Messrs.
S. X, S. P. and T. G. Mahurin,
Bert Pearson, f. F. Aldrich, Will
lam Aldrich and Joseph Thomp-
son. After a little social time
they all bade the teacher good bye
and adjourned to their several
homes. S. T. RossITER.
Teacher.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
Cattle Thieves Caught.

Last Tuesday evening Chas.
Smith and George Morrow were ar
rested in this city charged with
stealing twelve head Of cattle be-
longing to Anil Miller and Philip
Kirby from the range about five
miles north of Morrow. j. III.
Day was responsible for their cap
ture, and relating the matter to
representative of the FREE Press,
said that on Monday evening he
noticed a horseman ride by his
place which adjoins the range, and
apparently examine the surround
ings very carefully. He later
heard some one whistle as though
answering a call; and as cattle had
frequently been missed from the
range it aroused his suspicion. On
Tuesday morning he noticed that
cattle had been driven past his
place during the night, and i'm
mediately notified Mr.. Miller of
his suspicious and they, in COM
Puhy W1Vh -. AOuIIlS,
OF Morrow, started out to follow
the trail. They followed it across
Lawyers canyon and on to Frank
Kaelin's farm near Cottonwood
where they found the stock. Mr..
Kaelin told them he had bought
the cattle of Smith and Morrow
for $3.50, giving his check for 500,
aud was to pay the balance at
Grangeville on Wednesday. Mr..
Kaelin came with the officers to
Grangeville, where they found
their men had cashed the check
and spent about half the money.
Smith had bought gold watch
which he said was intended for a
present to lady friend and had
left it in saloon while in town.
The prisoners were taken back to
Nez Perce county, where they will
be given a hearing.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
Notice to Taxpayers.

The last session of the legisla-
ture reduced the poll tax from So
to 50, and as some poll taxes were
collected before the receipt of the
new revenue laws of the state, all
persons who paid SO for such poll
tax since March s, 1901, the date
the new law went into effect, will,
upon forwarding the SO receipt to
ME on or before August 5, 1901,
have 81 refunded and q new re-
ceipt issued. ]. l. OvERMAN,
Tax Collector.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27

This is the charge made against by of our fe
low merchants, (not competitors for acknowledge
as such) They do say that
"Afer 90 Days We will be thing of the Pasto
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
DR.. q. A. GREEN
DENTIST

Orangeville, Idaho
Parlors, Rooms and 8, Grange Block.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
foSH
Dated May 30, 1901.

Having purchased from the
w. M. Jack Hardware Co. their
entire line of the celebrated Bridge
4 Beach Co.'S. stoves and ranges,
including the tin and plumbing
shop, pipe and fittings ! will be
pleased to have the support Of all
those who have business in this
line.-Rudolph Bertsch.
The beautiful 500 trumpet
which will be offered as q prize in
the hose race during the celebra.
tion is on exhibition in II. Wax's
store window.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27

The Soronian Society of the Con-
gregational church gave an ice
cream social at the church last
Saturday night. The ladies con-
template giving one every Satur-
day night during the summer
months. There will be no program
in connection, you simply come in
and get dish of the finest cream
and cake possible to serve, enjoy a
pleasant chat, pay the price and
come back again with friend, and
it costs but 15c a dish, or two
dishes for 25c. The ladies are
using this means to raise money
for the church building fund.
The race track has been placed
in fine shape for the races adver-
tised for our thre 9 days Fourth OF
July CELEBRATION. Several of the
finest and speediest animals ever
brought to Camas Prairie are now
in town and are subjected to daily
exercise on the track, and weather
permitting, there will be some
races which should attract lovers
of good horse flesh from far and
near.
Don't forget to see the Electric
Theatre in the Briley building,
two doors west of postoffice or
July 4th. "The BOmbardment
and Capture of the Taku Forts in
China by the American Fleet and
! Marines" also s"The Great Spanish
Bull Fight" Music by the Grand
Army Band. A dollar show for a
dime. Better than three RIM
circus.
Mrs. Addie Lister, of Clear
water, was in town yesterday ant
brought with her some very fin
samples Of impure opals, which
she has discovered in that vicinity
The stones will be sent with othe
exhibits to the International Min
ing Congress at Boise.
Hogan the Barber will have fou
first class workmen in his sho]
during the celebration.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27

The only exclusive hardware
and harness stock in the city is
the Fl. & II. Hardware Co. and
Grangcville can be justly proud OF
them for they have the largest and
most complete line to be found
this side of Spokane. They are
very large buyers in all the lines,
having received carload each of
barbwire, nails, windows and
doors, shingles, giant powder and
coal, and all other goods in pro-
portion this season, and we predict
success for their -untiring enter
prise. No one can go wrong
when they inquire their prices.
For the latest styles of Royal
Carbon and Royal black chocolate
Platinum photos 60 to Hanson's
new studio.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
Notice..

Strayed from Mt. Idaho, one
bay mare, weight $50 pounds,
branded T Y on left shoulder; one
bay mare, weight 900 pounds,
branded j w on right shoulder;
also one black horse, saddl le
marked, weight 1900 pounds.
Any information leading to the
recovery of the above estrays will
be we'll rewarded.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
"Selling Goods Without
a Profit.

This is the charge made against by of our fel
low merchants not competitors, for acknowledge no one
as such) They do say that
"After 50 Days We will be thing Of the Past"
That business will have ended that selling
Goods Without Profit" is the of it ALL
But could you read through the lines you would and
feel that when this Closing Up Of the Only Hardware Store
in shall have pass Prices Will Advance to the
Old Time Exortonate Level that has prohibited your buying
at home
Who Made Low Prices on Everything in the Hardware
and Harness Line?
Was it not your humble servants?
Who who will stick the prices up again just as soon as
an opportunity presents itself?
Why, the people who sending this report.
They leaving stone unturned accomplish
ness ruin Now in these would be last few days. hope
to- and will the dear public better than before
Now is time to be up and doing Real live values don't
come your door every day You it, anything
and everything in Mammoth Store for sale. Nothing
reserved All Of the good things have not been taken
and reserved, as is often the case.
Can you be fair with your dollars if you are buying
from us?
A revelation to all who Remember that 60 DAYS
is short time. Will you help make them busy not
profitable ones' No will have regret any
last kind acts that may be shown.
/. { /. HARDWARE CO.
sns THE pssts' sssS Front opposite GRANGEVLLE IDAHO
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-06-27
PAINLESS DENTISTRY FREE
Teeth Extracted Absolutely
Without Pain....

No Injection of Medicine or Freezing
of the Gums. No bad After Ef-
fects. Teeth Filled Without Pain.
DiscOlOred teeth restored to their
natural color without pain or dis
comfort to the patient, or injury of
the tissues.
l have installed the most expen-
sive and complete Electric Appara-
tus for PAINLESS DENTISTRY, and
now have the best equipped Den
tai Parlors in Northern Idaho.
For the next 80 days, during July
only, I will give the use of this
process ABSOLUTELY FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
MARKETS..

The steamer waiIa Watts came up
from California last night with the
biggest cargo Of fruit and Vegetables
received here since early last fall
stu there was no great change iu
prisea. Cnlifornis head lettuce took
a drip to ga 10 per vase. All other
vegetables remained practically tue
same.
Fruit brought az good prices a.
yesterday, when the market ives =
little shy.
Eggs. all kinds. brings &c. Thls
afternoon. however, oregon ranch
were selling az 10.
Summing II all 40. trade on West
street was booming all day. and a
fresher market has not been seen
for a long time.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered 70 the pro-
Queer I'm round lots on the dock or In
the car at Seattle;
Grain--Oats. s7s. 50G2s 90: barley.
$500. wheat chicken feed. 81 50.
bran. st225. shorts ti5.09alb.50. pop
corn. g. 90 per 100 lbs.
Hay-Puget souno. per ton. 1880.
Eastern Washington timothy. mas
ais.s0. alfalfa. SO 7saiio0.
Butter Fresh ranch, i5Qisc: ma
tive creamery, ga &c.
Cheese-N Native Washington. 13c.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch, 1917
200 per dozen.
Poultry chickens. live, i0diies
ducks, lie: turkeys, 1914 Ul3c.
Dressed poultry Turkeys, i31iBAo
chickens. i2@i2hc. ducks. l2al2lse.
geese. iitkc. 10 %
lave stock--Cows. ahe: steers. 90
lAc. calves. blz alto: sheep. shorn.
SCI lambs &c. hogs. bt5isc.
Dressed stock Hogs. Sc; lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
SALARIES
ARE RAISED
City viii Increase the Payroll
About $1,000

The city salaries bin was passed BY
the city eounctl last night IL VIII
add $1,000 annually 20 the salaries
Of municipal employees. The meas.
nre was debated -at length. and nu-
ally agreed upon az a meeting OF the
committee OF the whole yesterday
afternoon. on passage last night
the vote stood.
Ayes - Biakes. Bysrs. Crichson
Muidoon. Murphy. Rinehart. Rude.
fag Tor. Ntncent~io.
Nays-Ism-s, Parry
Absent Hentamin.
The ordinance provides Tor In
crease 81 pay % nearly all 81 the
city employees. The increases vary
from s. u SIS month. IN some fsw
eases the new salaries viii be a slight
reduction.
The grading system Is to be retahs
tished for the police and ere depart
ments. IN each there will te four
classes. based on efficiency and
length Of service. This will make
II possible To reward guod work
without waiting for vacancies 20 o.
cur. The ordinance. u signed by the
mayor. Will 50 into effect March 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Feb. is.-
.9e general deficiency appropriation
nIii was reported % he house today
ard carries 81 600 me.
The conference report on Indian
affairs wss agreed e. by the house
The senate committee on naval
affairs ordered favorable report 81
H-afe.s bill reVivinx the grade ~
vIce-admirat. asd staghorixlng the
president 70 arroirt twn rear admir-
as 20 that grade FsetUgreW ob-
iActed to the irnnsattste cnnsidera-
tirr Of the bill ard It went on the
calendar
The senate cCfnfutftce reported
fsxarabiy ~ All aasaf nominations
recently sent tn ~ tie president
The renofutfhn a. Hale. giving
thanks 20 osIasers Ard men IN the
Santiago navAi enmpaign. was re-
ported Adversely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
LAST EDITION.
FIRST HILL
IMPROVEMENT
The City Council cOnieuplaies a
$4,000 Expenditure.

Extensive street improvements on
the FIRST hgll arr contemplated. At
she council mcetink last uikhf two
resolutions introduced by Mr.. James
v.eeu IA sscd. They declare the I'M
tention az the council 60 preYi Idle Tor
the paN.mg af stretches along the
streets. one resolution is for the
use of brick. and the other for as
phalt. The hearing ~ the rcsoiu-
tions WAS set lur March 81. when the
relative deeirRhility % the two
.paVements Viii also BE- discussed.
The extent Of pavement proposed
Is as follows. Terry avenue. from
Spriag u Terrace. Boreu avenue.
from Spring 90 Terrace Minor ave-
nue.. NOM Spring ~ broadway, Ter
rae street. froln Minor Ia Ninth.
jefferson street. ffofn broadway TO
Ninth. james Strret from Minor 70
Ninth cherry street. from summit
q Ninth. Columbia street. from
summit 10 Ninth Marion street
from Minor - Ninth. spring street
from Miner e. Terry. Provision has
already been made Cor asphalt on
Madison street
TIE Gust ~ the proposed improve
r,ert would b about $50 90 to the
owners of ahattiug property. and
would he on the tcn-year instaliment
hont aFramgement. The city would
ray for the Intersections The cost
Of brick and asphalt pavement ar
ferS little. and Il - probable that
the choice would be left % the prop
efty owners
The width ~ ne proposed nave
raent Is net Fixed except that on
James street the cufhs woaid b. a.
feet apart. and on the other streets
they would - from s to % feet. The
resolution proposes concrete cnrbs
and brick cutters about THREE feet
vide. Parking strips ~ - II feet
would be left along each side be-
tween the street pavement ard the
sidewalk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
--H4 H---saiaa=-a=zaa-aaaa
IN THE COURTS.

The criminal court vas occupied
the greater part ~ this morning with
the closing arguments IN the cas- Of
the state W.. james Moran. charged
With assault To murder. shortly he
fore II O'clock the case vent to the
jury.
SHADE. IL IL alleged, some time ar
shot Police OfHcer FREEMAN, when
h. looked through window IN a
store which accused WIS inotinE At
the time. Moran vas found guilty
as charged.
In the case ~ 4. X. Hawkins
against John James ard ~ife. WHEN
occupied the civil department vee
tsrday. the Jury returned a verdict
for the defendants. The plaintiffs
sought $500 de images on account of
alleged fnconveflIsnce caused By the
removal Of a cold water faucet worth
about ktao The jury wss out but
four minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
GO UP Is PER CENT
MARCH FIRST
Value Strongly Affected by
Big improvements on
Adjoining Property.
Result VIII be Increased suitdIng
Operations Near MsaiAen S..

Property always increases tn value
as the Eurruuailng pfgpefty IL i'm
proved. Madison Park addition NJ
particularly fortunate ia this re-
spect.
one % the important improve
rnrntH uo~ going On uarth VI Madi-
son IL the clearing - the track IA
rcctly east Of the city park This
property " 70 be graded and sewer.
I'd cement nitaN Rlks. parking. etc
Naturally Hueh improvements ma
teTially advance the values 81 sur
rounding property.
Madison Park addition az toinu or
she east and Il beautifully situated
on = hillside between Twenty fourth
and Twenty seventh avenues The
lots iu Mad sua Park that hnv a heeu
selling ~ 81 - and feoa are 20 Dc All
Nanced 80 IN March + tpQI Mad-
ison Park lots have hsid phanorn-
email sale. over 80 - the 80 having
been disposed 81 and many hautra
have bT-n built The Madison car
service places Madison park within
rs minutes ~ Second avenue. The
property. either for hnfu. ~ Inxesf.
msut. = priced exceedingly los, ana
tntendinx purchasers have not day
IN lose tn making their selections az
every iDt remaining unroid on
March I vii BE advanced ia ln
price.
The Moore Investment Company.
AZ III Columbia street ARE msIlirr
the Madison park addition. and
build homes - any design on in
staliDsntH that any thrifty man can
AFFORD better than rent.
They certainly ofYer an excellent
plan for acusiale people Who want
TO get a place fur = horne The lots
are sold on monthly payments with
out interest
=a~--@@=asss- fa-a-saazaaasssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
Bio Crowds Comma.

The local oH1ce ef the Great North
err reviewed Information thla MORN
ing that train in two sections had
lett 81 Paul this morning. loaded
with hoWesgrkers Tomorrow the
humhrr of homeaeckerr leaving st.
Paul over the Great Northern viii
make = total NJ nearly .ea0.
The Northern rheifc and Canadian
Pacific also have large trains on the
WAY. The nrHt crowd ~ the SECOND
week viii arrive here Thursday Vt-
#rnfnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
Hs Mas h.mIlisted.

NEW ORLEANS. Il. Feb. ia
Edwin Gould Was virtually placed
under arrest this nornlng before he
vas out 80 bed United states
Deputy Marshal Galhraith tenloredl
knocked At fsould's door and he ap-
psared Galbraifh showed himself
IN. explaining that he had a process
- serve Gould rushed in the
house and Gnihruith began - read
the summons in chsneery. The case
Il entitled the United States -. the
Texas 4 Pacific. aut all members Of
the Gould family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19

his Little Son Injured.

Detective Wappsnststn last night
received a telegram from spokane
announcing that his seven ycaef Old
son. Aiion. had fallen down stair.
wa3 and broken an arm. The child
u subject q asthma. and was taken
ga Spokane ~ his mother Ter a
change % climate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
THE MAYOR
OF BALLARD
is KICKING
Objects 10 Prire Fights and the Slot
Machine Evil.

Mayor johnson. OF ballard. has de-
eided q put a stop % urizc nghtiug
and boxing matches in that city,
since he has expressed his dinappraN-
AZ or the contests, he has been petit
toned several times by parties who
wish 10 pull OF flEhts within the next
few weeks. IL u almost certain that
no nght viii be allowed after next
Thursday Action Ia regard to tho
matter Will he taken At Tonight g
council meeting.
The mayor and city council have
also decided 10 abolish the cash slot
machines. At present there II no
ordinance directly prohibiting them.
hut it viii he little trouble 20 pass
Ons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
SIDE ENTRANCES;
PRIVATE BOXES
The Regulating Ordinance Passed
by Council Last Night.

The ordinance Prohibiting side en-
frances and private boxes In saloons
vas passed last night ~ uuani-
nous vote Of the city council The
measure IL TO provide that liquor
shall be sold only in the main bar
room or IN rooms which have one
SIDE open n the main room. I'm
frances other than into the main
bar-r0Om viii be prohibited. The
penalty prescribed il 800 fine ~
days imprisonment and forfeiture
Of license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
coneordIa Dancing Club.

The COneordla Dancing club gave
a pretty hop ~ the Queen Anne club
house last evening. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with va
riegated lights. that gave the ball
room a very artistic appearance.
The younger set attended IN full and
dancing was kept up until late
hour. The management committee
received many cgugratulati0n on
the manner in which u conducted
the affair. This Will be the last
dance Of the club before Lent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
Had Stolen Cigars.

BENJAMIN ana Il. Grrl, proprietors
nf the Arcade saloon az IL Wash
lngton street, Will be given q hear
ina htfone judge George this after
noon on charge ~ having stolen
goods Ia their possession. Late yea-
terday afternoon sergt Iauhsr her
and Detectives Powers and Corhett
recovered over Loco cigars In their
place which had been stolen out II
Great Nofthetn WAREHOUSE. rvcent-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
DISGUSTING.
councilmen Look Up the Obscene
Picture Machines.

The committee appointed 10 inves-
tigate the obscene picture machines
being operated In the city. began an
Individual roundup las, night. The
eounciimeu who compose the com
rlittee are Benjamin. Vincent. Blake.
Murphy. Taylor and Parry. Three
Of the body made private investig-
alton last night and reported = dis
xustlng exhibition. The fun report
back 10 the council viii nos be made
until Monday night next. when Wig
orous action Is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
JOHN r. DORE TO
BE RETAINED

John r. pore has gone 10 No. Yer
non where he vii assist in the -
fense Of Jennie tsorsaEe. who -
charged v~ith murder ia the FIRST de
gree. ~ shooting her husband last
December while he was asleep. Cor
saEe VAS much older than his wife
and u has been stated that the two
seldom agreed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
CONFIDENTIAL.

II you are able. by working one
hour more per day or by practiclnR
some self-denial, or by stopping
some needless expense. 20 lay aside
a small amount per month. we want
10 have little personal talk with
you about the ways ana means ~
home getting. The Puget Sound
Savings and Loan Company offers
both Investments and loans for
building. 112 Columbia street.
Phone Main 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
$4,000 Verdict.

The jury Of the federal court yes
tcrday brought In A verdict - TO
OSLO Ia favor Of the plaintiff In the
case o. the Oriental Trading Co. w..
The American bonding n Trust Co.
The amount was an unpaid balance
IN full, With interest. The verdict
was arrived at BY the jury. without
leaving their box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
Another SmeIter.

GREENwooD. y. G.. Feb. IA
This morning the new smeiter was
IN fun blast and Paul Johnson, the
manager Of the Columbia Copper
company. has been congratulated for
the perfection Of the work. The
smclter was constructed 20 treat the
ore Of the Mother Lode In Dead wood
camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-19
IANGD0N'S TRIAL
Is NOW GOING ON

The jury f. being selected this aft
ernOon which viii try VIM. F.. Lang
don for the killing 81 Edward r.
Shank IN the White House gambling
house two months ago.
James Hamilton Lewis and s. NJ.
Shipley appear for the accused. Con-
siderable delay h expected IN secur-
ing n jury. - IA