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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

ection In the district. most Of whom
were Piper selections.
The completion Of the count IN the
city also settles beyond all question
OF a doub, tbs reelection Of sheriff
Edward cadlhss over John wooalns.
Republican. Returns from the eoua-
try are ys, msaser but it Is not be-
lieved. even by the Republicans. that
they win change the result. At
Democratic county headquarters
cudihees majority Is estimated at
from 300 to 1000.
Otherwise the entire Republican
county and legislative ticket haA
doubtless been elected BY subntan-
tlal ma1ofitles.
II h too early YET TO make an ac-
curarF statement % the results In
the state. but that the Republicans
have carried Il By a good safe ma
tority cannot be Questioned.
II Is believed that the Republicans
will have a majority Of between 3
and 20 IN the legislature on a Joint
ballot. assuring the election Of Re-
publican United States senator.
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All Three Congressman and Asso-
Ciate Justice Elected by 10000
Neutrality-suspicious.
Strongly Repub-
IiCan

with a light vote throughout the
state the Republicans appear TO have
carried Washington by about 10000
majority on congressrnen and assoc
oiatod Justice OF the supreme court.
Later returns may vary this estim-
ate, but there is no question as TO
the success OF the Republican ticket
by a considerable margin. The leg
islature vii be strongly Republican.
although returns are meager from
many districts.
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evening.
Iater--The Democrats elect BELL 20
congress In the Second district. Liv-
ernash In the Fourth and Wynns to
the Fifth. Tho city vote gives Lane
nsas plurality. Dunno. for superior
Judge, Democrat. n reelected. The
other three Judges elected are re
publicRna Tine Republican state
ticket IL al elected except the gov
eFnor uoon which the result is stu
IN doubt.
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TO DIVIDE
the SPOILS

s.r'v1E. Nov. b.--It IL stated IN
f.ty'pAatic circles that the Anglo
ie a,an secret treaty provides for
~. 80 operations By the Two nations
seslst me Mad hullah and that the
Ia. tarst Of somaliland IL 10 be fol-
h.s ~ division Of the country
"'sn England and Italy.
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y,asrsays election IN king
s.ssy resulted IN an almost COM
~ sisssry for the Republican
40. with the exception Of the
...r.rt ns whole county ticket Is
u.ses.sssa. and with the exception
: essrrs U. Piper In the Thirty
sur.h senatorial district. the entire
s<..lativs ticket was elected.
Al Republican headquarters a ma
bass .; sss Is claimed Tor the
ausy ticket At Democratic head
su.rs<rs while . Republican victory
! sdnIkted. B, 10 claimed that the
.Ajsfiy win not exceed s.soo.
~ coun, now IN progress at the
ssars hoass Is proceeding slowly on
scouns Of messor returns from
nns ef the remote country pre-
asssk SIN shs results cannot be
really changed.
ne olHelai count shows that An
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
Police Are Altar Him

Had sIocum not committed suicide
last night Detectives Adams and
Lane OF the Seattle police would
have arrested him today for beating
with n club the woman he claims to
have loved. He made the assault on
Mira. Kinnealy last night on YesieF
way for no apparent reason except
that the woman had learned who he
was and refused 90 have anything
more 20 do with him
Slocum. who was known 10 the po-
lice Of Seattle and Duluth under the
names Raymond and Reach. was ar
rested IN Seattle BY Detective Act
Ing Captain Powers for grand lar
ceny committed IN Duluth. After
his arrest the Eastern authorities
refused 10 extradile him. In let
ter TO the Seattle police the Duluth
chief OF police gave the man n hard
name and said he was one of the
worst sneak thieves in that city. A
good likeness Of the man H. In the
local rogues' gallery.
Police Captain Powers has known
Mrs. Rfnnealy for a numbers of
years and he says that the letters
written by the suicide alanderinR her
are false The young woman beara
an excellent reputation and II was
when she learned the character Of
SIocum that she refused 20 meet him
again.
Last night he waited for her on
Yesler way. She was walking up the
hill with n girl friend. Hlocum at
tempted TO ret her 20 talk to him.
and when she refused he drew a
club from under hi< coat and struck
her.
For several hours last night the
detectives looked for the man. but
could not find him. n wae only by
chance today that they learned that
he had committed suicide. They be-
iieve that after he ciubbed the
woman he wont directly to- HIS room
and drank the poison.
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had been feaming with SIocum says
that he ala not know that the IRAN
had any serious trouble. He never
mentioned suicide and always APP
pearxd happy Little IL known Of
the dead mans relatives. He Is a
member Of the local Cooks q Walt
ers union.
An autopsy will be performed by
the coroner 20 ascertain the exact
cause cause { death. There ara no
suspicious circumnta nces. and Il l.
probable that there win be no In.
quest.
The whereabouts of the woman
mentioned In the letter IL not known.
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SUICIDE
AT NOME

Ncws Of the suicide OF Chas. En-
siebrand. chief baker Of the steamer
Roanoke. was brought 10 the city
today on the steamer Ohio. The
man killed himself az ST. Michael
and was buried there
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lican ticket, although the count is not
yet complete. II seems probable that
the entire Republican legislative
ticket In Pierce county In elected.
The vote was light throughout the
county.
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PROBABLY
A SUICIDE
WILLIAM WILSON FALLS TO HIS
DEATH ON BOARD STEAMER
OHIO

William Wilson. a passenger OF the
steamship Ohio. which arrived from
Nome today. fell 20 his death or com.
mltted suicide November 4 while en-
route to this port. Wilson plunged
hfadlong from the main deck OF the
vessei 20 The boIlerroom, a distance
Of % feet His neck was broken by
the fall and death was instantaneous.
Coroner Hoye was notified OF the
case when the steamer arrived this
morning. The body was removed 10
bstterworth's morgue.
An inquest viii be held over the
body tomorrow. From an inveetl-
cation made by the coroner the case
looka much Ike one Of suicide. The
man had been drinking and WAS ban
inhed from the main cabin when he
became noisy lie wandered into the
engine room and there met death.
In falling 20 the boiler room he
plunged head first through n ven
tLlafing shaft ~ inches In die meter.
The fnct that he went head first
through 80 small an opening leads
20 the belief that HIS death was not
accidental.
Wilson's mother lives In Sherman.
Texas.
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REPUBLICANS
Are VICTORIOUS
Elect All County Officers Except Sheriff and All
Legislators Excep ipipGr- Heinrich Wins Out
Over Conway in the Thirty-third District

drew Heinrich Is elected senator IN
the Thirsy-thlra district over james
Conway by about 100 majority.
George o. Piper has been defeated
for state senator In the Thirty-four,h
district and good government has
,rlumphed.
Complete unofficial returns reesiv.
ed at Democratic county head
quarters this afternoon give
Judge William Hickman Moore a
majority Of "A votes over piper and
rejoicing among the Jefessoniaus il
general
At Republican headquarters the
defeat Of Piper Is now admitted
though Il Is given cut that the Of
fetal count may show a different re-
suit. There Is little or no prohabll-
~ Of this. however. since every
doab, was resolved in Piper's favor
BY the Judges and inspectors Of ell
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COLORADO

DENVER. Nov. 6.-whlle the re
suit In this state IL very close. Il
seems now that the Democrats have
carried their entire state and con-
Ereaslonhl tickets The Legislature
- Democratic. insufing the re-elee-
finn of Senator Teller.
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DUE TONIGHT
MARRIED.

The steamship um0tila. from
san Francisco. n due tonight.
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MARRIED
Albert kocpfli the eldest son of
County Clerk koepni, and Miss Ber-
tina Halienthai, are 10 be married
this evening at tho home OF the
brides parents. at Brighton Beach.
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TACOMA. Nov. b.--This city gave
a very large majority for the Re pub
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lcenlInued on LILLE PAge }
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19

crossing on the bridge and the horse
turned onto the bridge without . inishap
and was neatly penned and returned
without : scratch.
General Joseph Pefrault, the we'll
known republican leader and politician,
aud close friend Of Senator George L.
Shoup. has been appointed manager for
Idaho Of the Equitable Life Insurance
society Of the United States, one Of the
largest Institutions Of its kind in Ameri-
c. Few men are better known in the
state than General Perrault, and his sue
cessful management Of the company il .
forgone conclusion. He Is ~ aggressive
citizen and il he puts his shoulder to the
wheel with the same spirit be has dis.
played in politics, his company will
never regret its selection. Evening
Capital News.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19

City Clerk Mcdonald has posted
notices calling special election to vote
an issue Of bonds for improvement Of
what Is called the Lewiston water system.
The election occurs January rs.
There is merry time every evening on
the Holbrook slough. Skating by moon.
ligh!! is one Of the things that comes 20
seldom in this section that lovers of the
sport greet it with joy immaculate.
Word received this week from Tom
Boise is very encouraging. Last week he
went to the Sacred Heart hospital in
Spokane to undergo an operation for an
abscess. He is improving very rapidly.
The state board of dental examiner,
closed their session at Boise. Thursday.
Three applications were presented as fol-
lows: William Thompson, of Burke; G.
F Baker. Of Oakley and r. Ciazer, Of
Weiser.
Official correspondence to Idaho county
is now sddressed 70 Crangeville instead
OF Mt. Idaho. County Auditor A. w.
Talkington has notified The secretary of
state that Grsngeyille is nov officially
recognized as the county seat of Idaho
county.
The articles Of incorporation of 1.-THE
Sisters Of st. Joseph Of Lewiston. Idaho"
has been filed with the secretary Of state.
The directors are Mother Aurelia, and
Sisters Mary. Catherine. Angelica. Do
ninica, and Annetta. The capital stock
is 500. 900. consisting Of 1000 shares Of
fIoo each,
Unless some emergency shalt arise
there will be no further meeting of the
Judicial bench Of the supreme court until
Monday January S. when the members Of
the legislature and the new supreme
court member will be sworn. ]. r.
Ailshie, the new member, took the oath
Of Office Tuesday.
E. H. Libby's spirited driving horse
got loose from in front OF the compauy's
Office last evening and made sharp run
for home. Luckily several teams were
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
Paragrapbieally Cold
Read Teller ads. for bargains.

Read Teller ads. for bargains.
Ed. White OF White Bros. made bnsi-
ness trip to Or6no yesterday.
Next season viii see great rush and
revival in the lmnaha copper district of
Snake river.
H. B. Smith has gone to Spokane to at.
tend the district convention of the
Knights Of Pythas lodges.
The law firm Of Poe & Anderson has
dissolved and Judge Jno. B. Anderson
has Offices now in the Beach block.
A little touch of winter brings promise
Of a skating bee to the small boy who is
now enjoying his Christmas vacation.
Judge ]. B. Slater and family arrived in
the city Yesterday from Calville to visit
with Mrs. Slater's sister Mrs. R. n.
Wright.
E. A. Cox. Charles Sampson, Sherman
Warren and Charles Whitcomb returned
today from a trip Into the Clearwater
ltMUeI OSit.
The city library has 1900 patrons en-.
rolled and averages 100 callers a day.
Miss Guyer, librarian reports ISL visitors
last Saturday.
The Pring Candy Company opened its
retail department in the Thiessen build
ing this week aud are doing firm BUSH
ness in the holiday trade.
A. Sempert, of the o. R. & n saloon,
has purchased two carloads of hquors and
will engage in the wholesale liquor bus
iuess The first car is being unioaded
today.
G. +. Strauahan was in the city yester-
day engaged ut the land Office In q land
contest against Alexander H. Charles
The contest invaiucs IS, acres of timber
land near Troy.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
Water Runains Ia Big Ditch.

The Glenn's Perry Land & Irrigation
company to making good progress with
its big undertaking to build canal
which will irrigate $4,000 acres Of arid
land.
The canal from the Mammoth Springs,
the source Of the water supply, near the
mouth Of the Malad river, to the Snake
river, a distance Of a little less than two
miles. has been completed. The CON-
pleted canal is 10 feet wide on the bot
tom and will carry six feet Of water. The
work was much Of it through rock and
was both lal,orius and expensive.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19

A girl baby was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
l.. L. Oylear the 18TH inst.
Mr.. ]. w. Denton is again able to be
out after a severe attack Of In grippe.
Mr.. H. G. Phillips left last Monday
morning for bis ranch on the reservation.
The last few days have been uucom.
monty cold and now what We look for 10
snow.
Messrs. Welker, Oylear, and Cook went
to the county seat on business the FIRST of
the week.
Mr.. Melvin Oylear returned last We'd
uesday from Pierce City where he has
spent the summer and fall.
A goodly number Of Odd Fellows at
tended session At Juliaetta last Satur.
day evening and report good time.
Mr.. w. E. Daggett. Southwick's pros
porous merchant, passed through here
last Tuesday morning on his way to Lew
iston.
Representative Black and Mr.. George
Walker left last Wednesday morning, the
former for Boise ind the latter for South.
ern Idaho. with the intention Of locating
there permanently.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
planscls u pssae,s,,s.

This is the title Of copy Of poems and
prose BY Clarence Eddy, well known in
this city. The book is readable and
shows careful thought. But the title
page 10 terror, with Eddy on the
pinnacle" and such lesser lights as
Longfellow. Shakespeare, Riley, Homer
and Kipling looking up from a great
distance below. The book was printed
for profit. not pleasure.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
Got tlAe Frassehiss.

The state board has granted : franchise
to the Cameron Lumber Co. to improve
the Occur d'Aleue river. The company
10 given two years to complete the work.
Frank Moore Of Moscow, has asked for
similar petition for the Palouse Lum-
Der Co. TO improve the Palouse river. No
action was taken, q yet
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
lEw CLEARWATER COUNTY
Continued from page one

the next Legislature creating new county
and taking in . portion Of Nezperce
prairie it is therefore the unanimous SEN
timent Of this meeting that our represen-
tatives be instructed to either defeat such
4 bill OF labor for its amendment SO as to
take In all the prairie and al contiguous
territory possible.
Resolved. further, That committee Of
eve be appointed by the chair to imme-
diately take such action a. will fortify
our representative in accomplishing the
sense OF this resolution and that such
committee report it, progress at each Neg
Perce Commercial Club meeting, 50 - to
receive such further instructions relative
to this work as may be deemed ne ,essary
BY ch body Seconded carried against
Is in favor moved that chair take time to
select committee.
At the Kamiah meeting Of Tuesday
night committee consisting Of NJ. J.
Carlisle. H. T. Dizney and George GREGG
were appointed on conference apd the
following resolution was adopted:
ssResolved that it is the judgment
| Of this meeting that the interests o
Kamiah precinct and that portion 81
Idaho Co. adjoining said precinct on thu
north, east, and south, will be best sub
sevied by the citizens Of said territory
working IN hormony with the citizens o
Nezperce and surrounding community, il
order to secure just and equitable ap
portionment of territory in the corstruc
| ton of new countv.n
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
! favors i Blind Selsssl.

In the biennial report Of State Auditor
Jones. to be issued in few days the OH
cial will recommend the establishment Of
school for the deaf, dumb and blind.
The auditor will contend that there ID
an outlay Of state funds that 70 for the
care Of the wards in other states, nearly
sufficient to maintain an institution in
Idaho.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
VIII Improve Yaatlss Tract.

The property owners in Yantis tract
held . meeting the first the week and
decided, in view Of the fact that that Sec
ton of the hill was soon to be takes in
the city snd put under the water system,
that they should at once begin improve
ments. They will fence then sep
arate properties and plant trees
early in the spring. Further inquiry
ints the nature Of the proposed improve
ments in the Yantis tract, brought to
light the fact that Architect Calbraith has
now under contemplation plans for three
residences in that portion:of the city to
Be constructed q SOON As present i'm
provements - to water service are avail
able. "The range of values run from
$I5oo to 5000" said Mr.. Calbraith, land
the Yantis tract gives promise of being
one Of the best residence portions Of the
city"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-12-19
River Traffic.

4
Capt. Ralph Baughman, who has been
in charge Of the Norma for the past
moath. arrived in the city today in
charge Of the Lewiston. having changed
with his father for the trip. The three
steamers plying between here and Ri
paria are now principally engaged in
taking out the wheat. In the last month
Captain Bauehman has taken down 49,
600 sacks from the warehouses below
Almota. All the wheat below Almota
is now shipped out. The other boats
have been hauling from the warehouses
above Almota, and there still remains for
shipment some $50 600 sackr distributed
- follows: 10000 At Almota, Iao.ooo at
Judkips, 100000 at MAYHEM and &C,
at Kuhn's warehouse. The sacks
average about two and one fourth bushels
and the total yet to transfer TO market is
over Soc. 900 bushels.
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-07
AN OCTAGONAL. SlLO.
Inexpensive and Found Sattsfactor,
hY Thnne WIN HAVE TrIah IL

Inexpensive and Found Satisfactory
by Those who Have Tried 1t.
A perfect silo can be built for one
half to one-third the expense silos cost
many who build Or buy them. By
building it octagonal, or eight sided, in
shape and ceiling perpendicularly,
with two thicknesses of inch hemlock
boards with felt paper between, a per-
feet silo may be made at small cost.
built one in August, $780, and have
filled 1t twice. 1t gave perfect salts
faction last winter. Every silo that
has been built in this vicinity-and
know of twelve-has been built after
the same plan, and others will be built
: the coming year. They can be built
any size wanted. With $500 feet of
good hemlock boards, 900 by rs, 8
feet long, and Sc worth of felt and
nails, three men can build a silo in
three days. The expense for roof and
bottom would be the same as for any
other shape or style.
/ got out the lumber for mine, and,
paying the saw bill, cement nails, pa
per- mason work and all complete it
cost me $29.70. The size is 10 feet in
side and "a feet high. 1t will hold
silage enough to feed twelve head of
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-07
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
To the Honorable, the Judge Of the Pro.
bate Court in and for the County of Somer-
set.
Respectfully represents Luther II. Soper Of
Watervlle in the County of kennebec, gran
tee of real estate in said County OF Somerset
from the devisee mentioned therein that the
last viii and Testament Of Nancy L. Hun
tington of Norwich in the County of New
London in the State of Connecticut, deceased,
has been duly proved and allowed by the
Probate Court for the District of Norwich in
said State of Connecticut, Court having ur-
isdiction of the Probate of Wills, according
to the laws Of said State of Connecticut a
copy of which viii and of the Probate there
Of, duly authenticated, are herewith produc
ed; that the said Will was executed in the
manner prescribed by the laws of said State
of Connecticut and that the testatrix at the
time of her decease left estate in said County
of Somerset on which said Will may operate
Wherefore your petitioner prays that the
copy of said Will may be allowed, filed and
recorded in the Probate Court of said County
of Somerset and certifes that the foregoing
statements are true to the best Of his knowl-
edge and belief.
LrrHER II. SOBER.
By TABER d. BAILEY, his attorney
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-07
PROBATE NOTICE.
ATE OF MAINE.

SlAlE Or MAINE.
To the Honorable, the Judge Of the Pro.
bate Court in and for the County OF Somer-
set.
Respectfully represents Luther H. Soper of
Waterville in the County of Kennebec, gran
tee of real estate in said County Of Somerset
from the devisees mentioned in said will that
the last Will and Testament of Sarah |. Hun
tington Of Norwich in County of New Lon
don in the State Connecticut, deceased, has
been duly proved and allowed by the Probate
Court Of the District of Norwich in said State
of Connecticut, Court having jurisdiction OF
the Probate of Wills, according to the laws OF
said State of Connecticut, a copy Of which
Will and of the Probate thereof, duly authen.
ticated are herewith produced; that the said
Will was executed in the manner prescribed
by the laws of said State of Connecticut and
that the testatrix at the time of her decease
left estate in said County Of Somerset on
which said Will may operate.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that the
copy of said Will may be allowed, filed and
recorded in the Probate Court of said County
of Somerset and certihes that the foregoing
statements are true to the best of his knowl-
edge and belief
LUTHER Fl. SoPER.
BY TABER d. BAILEY, his attorney
The Somerset reporter., 1902-08-07
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.


To the Honorable, the Judge of the Pro-
bate Court in and for the County OF Somer-
set.
Respectfully represents Luther II. Soper Of
Waterville in the County Of Kennebec, grantee
Of real estate in said County of Somerset from
devisees mentioned in said will that the last
will and testament Of Emily L. Huntington
of Norwich, County of New London and
state of Connecticut, deceased, has been duly
proved and allowed by the Probate Court of
the District of Norwich in said State of Con-
necticut, Court having jurisdiction of the
Probate Of Wills, according to the laws of
said State of Connecticut, copy Of which
Will and Of the Probate thereof, duly authen
ticated, are herewith produced; that the said
Will was executed in the manner prescribed
by the laws of said State of Connecticut and
that the testatrix at the time of her decease
left estate in said County of Somerset on
which said Will may operate.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that the
copy Of said Will may be allowed, filed and
recorded in the Probate Court, of said County
of Somerset and certihes that the foregoing
statements are true to the best of his knowl-
edge and belief.
LUTHER II. SoPER.
By TABER D. BAILEY, his attorney.