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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-30

LONDON, June S0.-With the excep-
tion Of the mention OF a somewhat IN
satisfactory condition of the operation
wound. the official bulletin regarding the
Kings condition. posted at Buckingham
Palace at 10 O'Clock this morning, con-
tinues to be of the favorable tone Of
those Issued for the past three days
Slept Well Last Night.
The bulletin was as follows:
Ills majesty has slept well. The
dressing Of the wound gives much dis
tress, but there is no bad symptom Of
any kind
'TREVES,
SMITH,
''LAKTNG,
BARLOW"
Growing Confidence of the People
The general public is becoming more
convinced as the days wear On that his
maJesty's recovery is but q matter Of
time. and there were out few watchers
at the palace gates during the night,
and the crowds there this morning were
nothing like the size Of those during the
last week
May Pass the Crisis Wednesday.
The doctors are now hopeful OF pass
ing Wednesday without any untoWaTd
symptoms IF they succeed the King
win then be quite out II danger, and
well On his way toward conEalescence.
Today's bulletin IS generally accepted
as satisfactory. though the doctors re-
peated mention of pain in the wound
causes q certain uneasizess as this is
known to be the point where comp1ica-
tons are most feared.
Full Recovery VIII Take Time.
The public, now that the immediate
danger CT complications is past, is con-
cerned with the date Of the coronation.
The London correspondent of the "Bir-
Post" says that from the time
the King is out of danger-that Is. when
the doctors cease TO issue bulletins
here will be three mere months before |
he King viii regain his usual health |
It is possible that the coronation will |
occur IN October. but whether IT viii be
held then VIII depend upon the charac-
.er the King desires to give the cere-
nony- II he retains the idea OF giving |
It sc11o spIendor it can hardly be held |
before spring
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-30
Resting on q Couch.

The King was lifted out of bed yester-
cay and placed Cd a sIeciaI couch for a
few hours. He was much benefited by
the change. The temperature in his
natesty's room is kept down by electric
fans. which have proved Of great value
Queen Alexandra is In constant at
tendance on the King. The utmost quiet
IS enforced The King sees no corTe-
sDOndence and is approached on no mat
tcrs Of state or business. He sees his
children occasionally but the interviews
are OF short duration His Majesty's
courage and patience call for the great
est admiration.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-30
Few Persons at the Palace.

It Is now taken for granted that time
is only necessary TO assure the Kings
recovery and consequently there were
but few persons outside the palace this
morning Prince Christian rode up 70
the palace shortly before the morning
bulletin was issued. The representa-
tives OF the press were informed that
should 1t be found necessary to issue a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-30

Rain tonight Tuesday fair, In
southerly winds tonight
becoming westerly Tuesday.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
Gmn Factory Attacked.

Derby Conn, March lO.--The plant of
the briggs Seabury Gun 4 Ammunition
company was attached in the sum 81
$s50,O00. Service was made on the deputy
sheriff in charge Of the property A. a re.
suit Of previous attachments.
The attachment today was made at the
instance Of J. d. NJ. Grosvenor Of New
York city, the vice president and secre
tary Of the Driggs-Seabury company, and
the papers state that the proceedings are
brought to secure money loaned.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
MINES AND AIMING IfNj|
OUTLOOK IN THE NORTHWEST.
InterestinG ltcAas Ut . 1llsoellaneOue
Nature Gathered Dur1ng the Past
Week-Several Kew Districts Dts
covered - AAnlng Accidents and
ReroO001O,

The American Smelling & Refining
company has decided to expend quar-
ter of million dollars In remodeling
the old silver smelter at Great Falls,
Mont. This work is to be done at
once and is to be completed about the
time the standardizing Of the Great
Falls & Canada railroad Is finished, or
in the late summer. It is understood
the company intends making this one
OF the chief shelters in the west and
will make direct bid for the ores OF
the Occur d'Alenes a. we'll "a those Of
the camps on both sides of the inter
national boundary line. which the
Great Falls & Canada and Great
Northern branches reach.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Gncinna6, Ohio, March lo.-Tn Is
months, or in two years At the most, mat
ten will have progressed % far in the
establishment Of a permanent government
in the Philippines that the commission
which has been in the iSlnds for the
past two years in the interests Of the
United States may b. relieved OF the work
they have bssn pursuing.s
Thus spoke Governor william II. Taft
head Of the Philippine commission, VINO
returned from Washington to, Cincinnati
to spend several weeks before returning
to the east to complete the work that was
largely responsible for his return to the
United States.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
MONTANA ITDaas

Assaults on Cinnamon are getting to
be almost every day occurrences in
Anaconda.
Commissions have been issued to
Postmasters Charles 8. Bean Of Glen
dive and James e. Stevens Of HAmil-
ton.
The farmers institute held at Chi
nook recently formed a permanent
county organization to hold these
meetings every year.
The postofice departments order OF
February s. disseminating the Knerr-
vile Office, has been revoked, having
been issued under a misunderstanding.
The preliminary surveying for the
change Of the Great Falls & Canada
from narrow to Standard guage has
been begun near the mouth of the Dry
Fork on the Marias by a party of 25
surveyors.
In order to recover from the rail-
road for stock killed or injured by its
trains, owners of this class of proper
ty should be careful to present their
claims within six months of the date
of the accident.
Edward Fridley, one Of the best
known men in central Montana. died
in Bozeman recently. Fridley was one
of the oldest residents of Bozeman.
having crossed the plains with John
Bozeman, after whom this city was
named.
The state treasurer reports bal
ance Of some $11 900 in the wolf boun-
ty fund, and claims to the amount of
&3S. 900 are on flle with the state board
of examiners. The board will meet
March II, when some of these claims
will be paid.
From a letter written by J. K. Waite
to DR.. Salvair of Helena, which was
received after Waite killed himself, 1t
IL quite evident that Waite was brood
ing over his financial troubles and
feared that he was losing his mind
when he fred the shot which ended
his life.
Around Dillon the British agents &C.
lively continue the purchase Of horses
for the use of the English cavalry in
South Africa. Yesterday afternoon
three carloads of saddle horses were
shipped to Pocatello. Idaho. where the
animals win be inspected by British Of
acers. Two more carloads will follow
next Monday.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
Mrs. Flske Injured.

st. Louis, March l0.--Mrs. Fske was
painfully If not seriously injured while
acting her part in "a Bit Of Chelsea" ut
the Grand opera house. She had just left
the fight Of steps leading to the room Of
the artist who surrendered his apartment
and bed to her, when the room aloft gave
way and Mrs. Fiske plunged headlong TO
the floor Of the stage, distance Of eight
feet, and alighted on her head. She was
badly stunned, and was taken at once to
her quarters at her hotel and the audience
was dismissed. The doctors say that she
is not fatally hurt, though the exact ex.
tent Of her injuries is not known.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Mrs. O. H. Adams, who died at Nc.
Minnville recently. was an Oregon pio.
neer OF 1852.
The Weston Touring mill at Weston.
which has been idle for the past year,
has resumed operations.
The Dalles has determined to con-
struct Immediately about 20 blocks OF
sewers in the western part of the city.
Grant county has paid $4,000 into the
state treasury to apply on state taxes
for 1902. Grant is the second county
to make payment.
J. H. Perkins, a resident Of Cottage
Grove for So years, died last week. He
was born in Missouri in 1851, and
crossed the plains with his parents in
1864 to Baker county
The Oregon Agricultural Experiment
Station at Corvallis has just issued an
annotated list Of the birds Of Oregon.
The list contains 1926 names Of species
found within the borders Of Oregon. In
comparison, it Is stated that similar
lists prepared in COLORADO contain 387
species. in Nebraska 415 species. Mich.
igan 332 species.
A panic was created at the Union
depot at Portland last Saturday when
Frank Loringer fired three shots at
his wife as she was about to take the
Southern Pacific train for Sacra.
mento. One shot took effect In the
woman's leg, but she is not seriously
injured. Loringer was Jealous of his
wife. but after his arrest he said there
was no cause for jealousy. and that
he fired the shots while temporarily
insane.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
g.rtees ralA q ApalsAaA

Poultry ana EGG Chickens, olA. eN
10c per h.. hvs weight: young cAlC1-
ems. lie per h.; ducks. lie ~ n. nva
weight, dressed 11Mc; gsess. drssee1
12hc per h.; turkeys, livs welant. IA
dressed Ice: eggs. fresh. e7.G00e,Do@
per cAs4.
Vegetables Potatoes. e0c0 40 ree
cwt.; onions, % per cwt. !;
Fruit--Apples. 75c0e1.26.
Live Gtock-Beef. Hive steers. fHO
4hc; dressed steers. 7h0sc: cCNs,
|3MO4c: dressed, 707hc: mnttOa,
ewes. dressed. $40; wethers. dressed.
&c; hogs. live. $3.50 per cwt.: dreGo9
|707hc; veal. dresse4, SOLE.
Hides--Green hides and cAlfsninay
|kips. TIC. caifskins. 6kc; coMhideIs
&c; steerhides. 7c; dry hides. butchAf.,
1870 h.; sheepskins. 76c09l eacH.
The difference between prico G.
wheat In Spokane and the Coask ~.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
He served in an Indiana regi.

knife. He served In an Indiana regk
ment.
The fate Of J. o. 0toneburner, the
barber who 20 mysteriously disappear
ed from Waitsburg. has been cleared
up and he will soon be plying his old
trade in Waitsburg. He states that he
Is at work in Lewiston and will return.
The missive tells q tale of peculiar de-
mentia.
The United States transport Dix,
Captain w. w. Hopkins, departed last
week from Seattle for Manila with q
cargo Of II 900 tons. consisting Of s..
600 bales Of hay, $1,000 sacks Of oats
and 1900 sacks Of bran. Five head OF
horses were also carried. The Dix will
proceed direct to Manila.
Two highwaymen entered the "a.
loon of Thomas Hyde at Franklin last
Saturday night. and without any
warming. shot and killed Martin
Johnson, the bartender. Twelve men
were In the saloon at the time and
they were all robbed. The burglars
escaped and have not yet been caught
Frank Church and H. G. Jacobs, ad
vertising men Of the Everett Daily
Record, were drowned Sunday after
noon by the capsizing of a small sail
boat In a sQaull. John Costello q
boy. was rescued. As the boat over
turned all managed to cling to the
gunwale, young Church cheering W
his companions. Soon Jacobs re
leased his hold, Church following
within q few seconds. The bodies
were not recovered.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

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80, ,-as~h. a,.,.,e, 8 ~ 1870.
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asnss.aS = ~ nra.h..hr.,., - ns,s.
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80. :. ..... 800 -. ~.
s,.s. - ''S -
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$500 ... o..s..- -. a 49,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
Earthuuake Did Da mage.

Baku, Russian Transcaucasia. March 10.
The official report Of the committee
which has been investigating the recent
earthquakes at Shamaka shows that 1915
villages, with total of 1854 houses. were
included in the area Of the disturbance:
that 3496 houses were destroyed and 1913
damaged. Besides the dwellings, 4l63 farm
buildings, II churches, Al mosques. II fac
tories and 3 schoolhouses were seriously
damaged.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Topeka, Kan, March l0.---Jessie Morri-
son, who wes cinvicted Of second degree
murder Of the killing Of Mrs. Clara w.
Castle at Eldorado about a year ago, was
today granted new trial by the supreme
court. The court held that there was
error in the impaneling Of the jury which
tried Miss Morrison.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
Aaothss Bsltish Spestlas Nh

Sir Thomas Upton hardly stands
Tor % prominent representative Of
British sport ~ Lord Lonsdale. Tho
latter owns the finest pack OF hounds
In England, IL . splendid boxer,
rides and drives to perfection. and
has earned fame as yachtsman.
hunter and explorer. He 10 also
patron Of 10 church livings.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Walla Walla convicts can not be
taken out to break rock.
The North Yakima high school Ca
diets this week received SO stands OF
arms from the Springfield arsenal.
A rear end collision occurred on the
Great Northern. three milest west OF
Wenatchee, recently. As result Lee
D. Ferryman, head brakeman, is dead
The biggest gambling war in the his.
tory of Seattle is on. and from the way
things are now shaped up 1t Is not i'm.
possible that King Faro" will slumber
for two years.
Ex-United States Senator John B. Al
len Of Seattle has been brought out as
a candidate for secretary Of the In
terror In President Roosevelt's cabinet
by Senator Foster. It Is generally ex-
pected that Secretary Hitchcock will
resign shortly.
BY vote Of IS to 13 the Commercial
club Of Yakima decided at . recent
meeting to indorse q resolution exclud-
Ing all stock from the Rainier forest re-
serve after 1909.
Plans for gigantic excursion to Salt
Lake City, to attend the session Of the
grand lodge, to be held there August
IL, Is and II, are being made by the
members Of the lodge of Elks In the
state.
The lumber manufacturers Of east
ern Washington are getting from $50
to % and so increase in the price Of
some varieties Of lumber over what
they were receiving from eight to
twelve months ago.
Spokane County Treasurer Mudgett
reports that during February collec.
tons Of real estate taxes were $685..
1880 In excess Of February Of last
year. and the personal tax collections
were SAC, 3s0.21 In excess.
J. J. Layton, trusy in the Asylum
for the Insane, ct eteilacoom. commit
ted from the Soldier Home, ct Or
ting, two years ago. was found dad in
the woods near the asyiam recently.
He had cot HE throat With . Jack
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
was Instantly killed.

Demopolis, Ala, March lO.-Dr. Lee
Jason Of Sweetwater, this county, VIZ.
instantly killed in fight with Joe and
Edward King Of Formidable, Ala.
The Kings gave Themselves up to the
sheriff. Joe King Il city marshal Of
Faundsdale. and both brothers are highly
respected citizens Of this county.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

The census bureau has issued pre-
liminary report on sawmills. planning
mills Operated In connection with
sawmills) and lumber camps Of the
United States In 1900. It shows . total
Of $611.611,524, with 1892 proprietors
and Arm members. These plants have
q total Of 1850 salaried onicials.
clerks, ETC., drawing I'll, 260,6 sos in sal
aries, and an average Of 2s3. $50 wage
earners drawing total wage OF S10l..
640,691. The value Of products aggre.
gated $668.852.9S4. The capital and
value Of the products OF the industry
respectively by states include the fol.
lowing:
Alaska,-C Capital, $751;. $50; products
@211,229.
California - Capital, 1886, 1892:
products. s1s,764,e47.
Idaho-Capital. $s13.S52; products
$685.. 666.
Montana-Capital. $3.50, 224; prod
ucts. s2.949.992.
Nevada-Capital. sss27; products
$1,000.
oregon-Capital, ss.1s7,4ss; prod
ucts. S10.352.167.
Utah-Capital. s2s2,7so; products
$214,187.
Washington = Capital. $26,041, 0S9;
products, 30,2Ss.2 $50.
wyoming-Capital. $sos,95e; proo
ucts. $S31,55S.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS ,alNln0 NEWS.

M1SCELLANEOU0 M1NlNO uEWO.
Suhicient ore has been sent from the
California mine at Republic, Wash, to
justify the belief that the mine in the
future will not only pay the expense
OF Its own development. but will be
q dividend payer after q railroad
reaches Republic.
J. l.. Harper. superintendent Of the
Hawkeye mine at Republic. Wash,
says that the shaft has reached q depth
Of 240 feet, but will be continued until
o stump has been excavated. and then
a station will be cut and crosscut made
to the hanging wall.
Recent adyices from Thunder Noun
tain. Idaho. tell Of further rich strikes
of gold In the district southwest, which
is being thoroughly prospected. Some
fthe quartz being taken out is plas
tered with gold 30 thickly that it can
be dug out with . knife.
Crosscutting 10 sti!l in progress on
the Trade Dollar mine at Republic
Wash. Some small stringers of quartz
have come in. In the south DRIFT. 11O
feet from the shaft. the ledge is Of un-
known width. The drift IL, however
all in ore. The supposition 10 that 1t ID
seven or eight feet wide. The grade
IL high.
Reports were In circulation last
week that the Northport smelter man
agement IL negotiating to unionize the
works. Manager Szoutagh said: mot
one work of this IL true. ~ We have nc
intention Of running the smelter with
union labor" At the present about
800 men are employed In and about the
works. None Of these are union men
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Washington, March To- Acting Cows
nor Wright at Manila cablsd the asrso-
tary Of war that the Philippines rsceiph'
for January were eo22,s77 and Tor Fshsu-
airy $7s0,33l.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
Sore On the Old Man.

"He said he'd rather go to Jail
than pay his divorced wife's ale
mony."
did she let him go?"
Eyes; she said she'd rather SEQ
him save his money behind the bars
than spend it over them. - Cleve.
land Plain Dealer.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
F0I|R NORTHWESTERN STATES
NEWS HERE Is BRIEFLY TOLD
cnotoe Seseo410a of Interesting ItoAs
GathosoA Through the Week -
Every Section shewe General
Growth-Maay Accidents Occur
Personals.
IDAHO GLRANINGs.

The business men Of Council have
organized board Of trade.
Cottonwood will probably have an
electric light plant in the near future.
The Post Falls Sash, Door & Manu-
featuring company is q new institution
at Post Falls.
It is reported that practically all Of
the grain in the Lewiston and Clear
water countries has been bought.
Manson & Scott, Viola (Idaho) mill
men, contemplate starting box fac
tory and lumber and single mill at
Kendrick.
Grangeville is circulating a petition
addressed to the district court asking
the court to call an election to vote
upon the removal of the county seat
from Mt. Idaho to that city.
The supreme court has handed down
a very important decision affirming
the constitutionality of the law pro-
viding for the organization of irriga-
ton bitches. The case came up from
Canyon county.
The Wisconsin log & Lumber COM
pany ha incorporated at Wallace, with
q capital stock of $500,O The North
land Pine company also filed articles,
capital $4,000 Both companies have
big holdings In the Potlatch country.
While the Morning Mining company
was trying to raise the locomotive that
"a naway and rolled down the noun
tain on February 8, the chain broke
and ]. d. Scott, one Of the workmen
employed, was instantly killed. The
engine rolled down the mountain fur.
Their than 1t was before.
Contracts for fax are now being se
cured by both the Kettenbach Grain
company and the Vollmer Clearwater
company on the same rates as those
mentioned In last years contracts. al
least 30 cents bushel. and differen
tial Of 50 cents from the Chicago mar
ket. The grain companies are only
contracting for q limited area last year
which they contend they can secure
with little trouble. It IL contended by
Mr.. caves Of the Vollmer Clearwater
company that last season the farmers
who had contracted their fax receiv
ed an average price Of two cents q
bushel more than those who had not
contracted. A report ia current that the
Vollmer Clearwater company IL expect
ing to put in an overhead tramway
similar to the one In use at Kendrick
from the highlands east Of Nee Perez
to the Clearwater river at Pardee,
siding midway between Weippe and
Kamiah.
There has been great excitement
among the Kamiah Indians for sew
eral days and 1t has leaked out that
an Indian council was held recently
at the camp meeting grounds near Ka
miah, when q number of resolutions
were passed condemning the effort OIL
the council recently held in Lapwai
which urged the retention Of G. T
Stranahan as Nee Perez agent and
superintendent Of Lapwai industria
school.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
BnIrIsa ooLUMBuA.

The particulars from the Fisher
Maiden strike show 1t to be one of
the big things in the Silverton district.
It is rumored that New York and
Montreal capitalists have taken an
option upon the Iron Mask mine at
ROssland, B. c.
Eastern parties have purchased q
controlling interest in the Silver Lake
group In the Ymir district. Develop
ment will begin on large scale.
1t Is reported that the Sunset people
who recently purchased the Standard
Pyritic smelter at Greenwood are pre-
partng for the construction OF a coarse
crushing plant.
Messrs. Mulvey, Taylor, johnson and
King have leased five claims in the
SLOGAN district. These are the Otta-
wa. Hamilton, Jennie. Toronto and the
Blossom. and the band IL for $4,000.
When all the present arrangements
for treating ore at the CRANKY smelter
at Grand Forks, B. c.. are completed,
the four furnaces will have capacity
for treating 1900 tons Of ore daily.
The CRANKY people intend eventually
to erect and operate its own refinery.
Work has been begun on the smelter
being erected at the new town Of
Crofton. on Osborne bay, by James
Brien OF Spokane and associates, &C
cording to q Vancouver (B. CO. dis
patch. At first two blast furnaces will
be installed with q 400-ton daily ca
pacity. The smelter will be completed
June !.
Probably the most important strike
In the history of Rossland camp is
reported by the manager Of the LIE
Roi No. mine In the following cable
to London directors:
I'm the Josie mine 700 foot level
cross-cut we have cut the vein on
the hanging wall side. An average
assay Of the vein material shows 326
per ton. The width of the vein IL not
yet determined. The vein has every
appearance OF being equal to the An
ME oreshoot on the 500 foot level In
width. ore body and values"
Ore shipments for last week from
the Boundary mines reach a total OF
9139 tons. as follows: CRANKY mines
1852 tons; Mother Lode, 2152 tons;
Winnipeg, IS tons. The two Boundary
smelters treated 9611 tons Of ore dur
ing the same period. as follows: Gran
by smelter, 7649 tons; Mother Lode
smelter, 1862 tons. The large increase
is due to the starting of third fur
mace, which is now running steadily
at the CRANKY smelter. The CRANKY
will have its fourth furnace blown In
in about 10 days. The Mother Lode
smelter will also have a second fur.
mace In operation In q couple of weeks
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

Men grow old before they know 1t.
Dut women always grow old before
they let any one else know 1t.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13

boston, March lO.--Yale defeated O.
lumbia In the intercollegiate swimning
race at the sportsmen's show, thereby tax
ing the championship. The time -
$3.50 l.6.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-13
Dicks Distraction

"Ma, I'm at the head OF my class.
"How's that. Dick?"
Teacher says I'm the worst Of all
the bad boys in school. "-Philadel-
phia Inquirer.