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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29
KEEP OUT OF POLITICS
Senator Burton Will Settle His Own
Troubles First

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Jan. 29.-Sen-
ator Burton was interviewed here to-
day. He says he will take no part in
politics or public affairs until the in
dictments hanging over him are set
tied
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29
OBJECT TO MILITARY SERVICE
Riots in Austria by Those Who Refuse
to Perform Duty

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
VIENNA, Jan. 29.-An attempt made
at Egersgez today to rescue four res
ervists who We're arrested for refusal
to perform military duty resulted in a
general riot in which many were seri-
ously injured
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29

Wednesday, August 10.-The repub-
lcan state convention will be held in
Moscow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29

COMING EVENTS .

COMING
|:...... So, ,.'-r.. r:.:~,
saturday "a. suI give a cooked food sale .,e
rlcun club wa wa for the benefit OF the
,aSHo library %
.nernoon, January 80
saturday he a match game OF pas lso
There will U' the girls team OF the
D pail ton High school 4 ai'I school at
IeVis, ponm the ColfaS High S'
team hall park at 8; 80
,u,t February 1.-The city
m will meet in res"'''
$50.
- February THE Twentleth
Monday, - wi,l meet at the home OF
cent Trs' I. n. Smith on Norman -i''
,.o,ing. February 2.-There
TUESDAY soeting of the members and
Ill he a nleet'"7 I'll o1uh to hear
VII WIS Of the Commercial cruz Cheers 10 GERS
oh's sp1o vi of the outgoing 0,neer rs
the 's raw officers will be instaiieu d.
this meeting
r,.s5ay afternoon, February .:- -.l,tt
,,siss Reading club VIII meet p m,sn
Laais n. phillips at her home on FTos-
Mrs ~ l,,leyard Series stoddard lee
lures,
-.sov February A meeting OF
.aorbolders OF the Masonic tenn
wv w o.sociation will be held
,ordav night, February s.-Ihere
W. a basket social at the Odd Eel
wiz hon given by the Woodman OF
p"' wor,d. Each lady invited Is ex-
'n' IA 70 bring a basket which will be
pIsotioned off to the highest pldoer
Tho proceeds of the sale VIII &c
Inv tbe new w O. w. building.
Monday, February o. -
ornual meeting of the stockholders
o. o. the Lewiston & Southeastern Elec'
tr,c Railway company at their Offices II
this city.
Thursday, February 11.-There will
10 a meeting of the stockholders of thu
,r,sonic Temple association at thu
commercial club rooms.
Saturday February 13.-There vii
no an adjourned meeting of the stock
BIDDERS of the Central Idaho Mining
brraau at their rooms in the Thiessel
block. All members are requested I
be present
Wednesday evening. February II
The Knights of Pythias will celebrat
the anniversary of the founding of tn
order.
Monday, March 1.-THE district cour
will convene here at the hourt house a
sa m. Hon. Edgar c. Steele, judge.
Monday, March 2S.-The suprem
court of the state of Idaho will NEE
in Lewiston for the regular term G
business.
Wednesday. May 18.-The republica
convention to name delegates to tn
national republican convention will b
held in Pocatello.
Wednesday, August 10.-The repub
llcan state convention will be held i
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29
Guernsey e. Newton

Money to loan on real estate. Office
Thiessen building. with Bender & Lin
genfelter, counselors.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-29
WHAT JAPAN
WILL CONCEDE
Negotiations Show that Japan
Will Grant Russia Access to
the Warm Sees

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
LONDON, Jan. 29-Central News
today says it is authoritatively in
formed that Japan is not anxious to
deprive Russia of access to the warm
water seas and does not ask the evacu-
alton of Port Arthur and Dalny. Japan
is ready to recognize Rhssia's special
interests a tthose places and in Man
churia.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01

Roosevelt mundi ma kosningu me0 toluver0-
I'm meirihluta, pa bjuggust visit fair vic pvi,
40 ham mundi sigra me6 meiri atkvae6afj0lda
en- nokkur annar forseti hefr a6ur fengi6 1
Bandarfkjunum. En- ST var6 p6 raunin -
Her er au0vita0 Pess a0 gaeta, a0 VIC pessa
kosningu voru aeiri, sem atkvae6i greiddu en-
nokkru sinni a6ur her 1 landi, eoa alls UNI
half fimtanda Million, en- eff tillit er teki0
til f6lksfj0ldans pa veroa pc atkva0i pau, er
Roose selt f6kk, tilt0lulega Aeiri en- nokkur
annar forseti heir fengi6 sloan l872,er Grant
var kosinn og gamli Greeley var6 verst undir.
Ems ogg vanalegt er pegar kosningar cru
nyafstaonar, Pykjast nj Aestir b%la6amenn, og
margin aorir STA PAD glogt, hversvegna kosn-
ingarnar f6ru svona, og lei6a yms r0k az PVT
40 P@r hefou ekki geta0 fari6 06ruvisi. Stunt
af Peim skyringum er fr6olegt az lesa, en-
meira mum pc aestum Pykja / PAD vario, ao
Pj60in er yir h6fu6 aneg0 med d%rslitin, og
unir vel bag sfnum. Aldrei hafa forsetakosn-
inggar fario fran meo meiri fri0 og spekt her
I landi, en- Pessar; og iafnskj6tt og p@r voru
um gard gengnar, komst alt 1 vanalegt hort,
ems og ekkert hefoi vi0 bori0.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
Kosnir f~slendinsar.

80 e. iLth& EE.a 4. -
1 haust hafa aeiri fslendingar bo0i0 sig
fran vio almennar kosninggar her { Bandarikj-
unum, en- nokkru sinni a6ur. Sex fsiending-
ar s6ttu UNI stj6rnarsttorf, % cry PAD Heiri en-
blast metti vio, eff tillit er teki6 til pess,
hversu famennir %fslendingar cru her / landi.
Fj6rir PETRA naou kosningu, og ma PVT med
rettu segja a0 f~slendingar haf unni6 fr@gan
sigur vi0 kosningar Pessar. 1 Dakota voru
Prir kosnir: Magnds Brynj6lfsson, sveinn
Thorwaldson og Joseph Walter, en- / Mime
sofa nAoi Bj0rn B. Gfslason kosningu.
Via kosningu Pessara mama ma PAD
markveroast telja, ao tveir PETRA cru Demo-
kratar, en- naou pc kosningu I k~j0rdaemum,
sem Republicans hafa algerlega i hendi ser.
Annar PETRA, herra Magnds Brynj6lfsson, var
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
Markvor6ar Kosninaar.

Dad sem mestri fur0u gegnir I kosninga-
s0gu Pj66arinnar 8. p. NJ, er pa0 hvernig at
kv@& fellu I ymsum s@rst0kum rfkjum. Me6-
al annars er PAD markvert az fimm riki, sem
gafu Roosevelt 0ll kj0ratkva6i sin, kusu um
lelo rikisstj6ra dr fokki Dem6krata. En- m0rg
0nnur rfki kusu rfkisstj6ra dr Aokki Republi-
kama med miklu f@rri atkva6um en- Roose-
welt voru greidd, oy sumir peirra eiga pao
eingongu PVT ao pakka, az peir na6u kosn-
lngu, ao Peir voru latnir fylgjast med Roose-
welt og nutu atkv@5a PETRA, er honum voru
greidd a0 miklu leyti. Massachusetts, Klaus
Roosevelt med $4,000 meirihluta atkvaoa. en-
rfkisstj6ri var par kosinn William L. Douglas,
sem er Dem6krat og fekk $4,000 atkve0um
feira en- Bates rikisstj6ri, sem er Republican
og s6tti mott honum. Bates haf0i n1lega az
hafst margt I stj6rnarst6rfum, er bakaoi hon
um 6vinseldir alPyou, einkum urdu verka-
mem honum frahverfir er ham neitaoi sta6-
~festingu q l6gum I'm PAD, as bann v@ri lagt
fyrlr ao kvenmenn og born ynnu UNI n@tur +
verksmiojum En- Douglas var vins@ll verk
stj6ri og au0ugur acknowledgement. Allir
aorlr' sem par na0u kosningu, voru Republi-
kanar. # Minnesota f6kk Roosevelt um
l25,0oo meirihluta, en- rfkisstj6ri var par kos
Inn John A. Johnson, sem er Dem6krat. Ham
fekk I'm 10000 meirihluta, en- enginn annar
Dem6krat komst par az med honum 1 rikis-
stJorn. i Montana vann Roosevelt meo
$500 %atkv@oum, en- Dem6krat var par kosinn
til rikisstjornar.-f Colorado fekk Roosevelt
l5,OoO atkv@oum Aeira en- Parker, en- til rfk.
1sstJ6rnar var Dem6krat kosinn. Peabody
varo par undir vegna Pess az afskifti hans af
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01
Ritstj6ri: Tn. Thordarson.
hosningarnar
Forseta kosningin.

Eftir Pvi sem leio n@r kosningardegin-
UNI, kom PAD e betur og betur i lj6s, hvort
forsetaefni0 mundi bera harri hluta. Parker
var aestum 6kunnur, en- PAD eitt P6ttust pc
festir geta radio af heg0un hans og langvar-
andi p0gn, sloan kosningabarattan hoist, 40.
ham mundi vera hygginn maour og varkar.
En- Pegar nalgaoist kosningardag inn rauf
ham P6gnina, og tor az fytja p6litiskar RAD
ur fyrir lyonum I New York og VICAR, og +
Peim r@oum bar ham ymsar pungar sakir a
m6tst00umenn sina: Roosevelt sjalfan og
ymsa AGRA lei0toga Republican,; PAD var 40
vfsu ekki ao6nsluvert pc ham ger0i PAD, eff
hann: hefoi geta0 fart 6nnur a NAL slit. En-
PVT for fjarri. Dad var deginum lj6sara az
margar ak@rur Parkers voru 4 ]itlum e6a eng
UNI r6kum bygoar, og sumar PETRA lJstu ber-
synilega h~j6tf@rni og pekkingarleysi a poll
tfskum %vioburoum, og Pao leyndi ser ekki, az
ham var afvegaleiddur at 6hollum vinum, er
hofon skyrt honum rangt fra m0nnum og NAL
efnum. Ham trdoi peim og hafoi eftir peim
yms 6merk ORD, er ham hugoi sannleik vera.
pess varo hann sjalfur ao gjalda. ST. trd, er
menn aour h0fou q d6mgreind hans og gmtni
dofnaoi hja hestum, er kyntnst framkomu hans
Pegar ham loks neyddist til a0 syna sig op-
inberlega.
En- a0 sama skapi Ok ALT mama 4 Roose-
velt' Pegar ham gat ekki lengur oroa bund-
list, og svara6i akerum Parkers diaraega, ems
og honum er lagio, og skoraoi a ham az sauna
illmali PAD, er lam hef6i a sig bori6, og
krafoist Pess jafnframt, ao pj66in feldi dom
yfr ser, fyrir alt PAD, er ham hef0i fyr og sf6-
ar a6hafst sem fulltrdi hennar 1 Ullum bi66-
NAHUM, er hann hef6i haft afskifti af, 90 ham
skoraM a hvern mann, er vissi til bess, az ham
hefoi fari0 med svik og undirferli + emb@ttis-
f@rslu, ao koma med ALTAR p@r sannanir, er
ham hefoi PVT vievfkj andi.
pj60in Pag0i; en- enginn eff var q pvf, a0
hun t6k malsta6 Roosevelts deilu bessari.
og var halfpartinn hissa & framkomu Parkers.
Hver ahrif Petta atri6i hefr haft q atkve6a-
greloslu mamma, er 6mogulegt a az atla meo
ne1nni vissu, en- liklega hafa pau DO verio
ekkia% ll-litil; Pvi pc aestum p@tti lfklegt az
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-11-01

verkfallinu I CriPPae Greek meltust lila fyrir
mccall verkamanna. Me6 honum ver55ur Sher.
man Bell ao leggja niour herstj6rn ! Pvf rfki,
og melt er a6 ham mum fara til Mexico 90
gerast par verkstj6ri vic silfurnamu.
En- mestum ti6indum pykir pao snta
hvernig kosningar f6ru + Missouri. DAD rfki
hefravalt veri0 tali5 hin traustasta mattar-
sto0 Dem6krata % heir greitt peim atkve6i
til alls + 80 ar, en- aldrsi Aefr bad greitt for
setaefni Republicans atkva0i fyr en- nd. En-
MI fekk Roosevelt par $4,000 atkv@6um Aeira
en- Parker, en- rfkisstj6ri var par kosinn Folk,
sem er Dem6krat, og fregur er fyrir mals6kn-
If P@r er hann h6f geen Pj6fum Peim,er voru
b@j arfulltrdar i St. Louis. Ham var kosinn
med 10000 atkvaea meirihluta, en- enginn
annar Dem6krat komst pc az med honum, OF
nj sem stendur hafa PVT Republikanar 4ll
a0stu v6ldinn I Missouri nema rikisstj6ra en-
b@ttio. pessu mundi enginn hafa triad fyr-
If fam arum sloan, og lfklega mundi Ingersoll
heitnum breg0a brhn eff ham MI risi upp tr
gf0f sinni og s@i hver breyting er a or0in,
PVT eitt sim f6rust honum pannig ORD: ,,Eg
skal TAXA kristna trd Pegar Missouri gengur.
LID med Republik0num".- New York
rikinu f6kk Roosevelt 176 Pdsund atkv@oum
aeira en- Parker, og Higgins (Rep) naoi UNI
$4,000 atkva0a meirihluta og var pyf kosinn.
rikisstj6ri; en- I borginni fekk Parker az ems
$4,000 meirihluta, par sem Herrick d6mari.
(Dem6krat) f6kk $1,000 atkv@6um aeira EN-
Higgins til rfkisstj6rnar. - f<Wisconsin var:
La Toilette kosinn rfkisstj6ri af Republican
UNI en- fekk pc um $4,000 atkva0um fnrra en-
Roosevelt I PVT riki.- West Virginia, par
sem Davis gamli varaforsetaefn D%em6krata
a heima, gekk algerlega + aokk Republicans,
gaf Roosevelt $4,000 %atkv@6um, Aeira en-
Parker og Klaus ALA pingmenn og rfkisstj6ra
dr PETRA dokki.-f Nebraska, par sem Bryan
a heimili og allan 60ul sim, voru allir ping:
menn kosnir dr aokki Republican,, ao einum
undanteknum, og malt er a6 Bryan Sc MI al
veg hettur vi6 a0 sekja UNI enators-embat
pess rikis. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-12

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20
POSITIVE BLOCK SYSTEM.
Chicago & Northwestern Installing ON
Entire System.


Al. l.. Crabb. chief train dispatch
err Of the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad, was in Redwood Falls for
a lew hours last Thursday, visiting
with his cousins, Mesdames Fran
co.'s, Ell. G. Schmahl and Dolliff.
While here he announced that the
North western was installing the
positive block system on all OF it's
lines, and that it had already com
lpleted the system on the 225 miles
Of main line between Winona and
Tracy.
Speaking of the system the Revere
Record says that this il not an inno-
walton for the Northwestern, how
ever, for the reason that the posi-
tive block has been In operation on
its lines in Illinois, Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and Michigan for several years
with such results that travel is as
safe as human hands can make it.
The operation OF the positive block
is so arranged that oMy one train
regardless of their direction is per-
mitted to occupy the track between
any two stations at one time.
While the installation and main
tenance of the positive block il en-
failing an enormous expense, il is
but furthering the policy that has
long dominated the company; quail
ity which has always been charac-
teristic Of the farseeing, wise and
prudent administration Of President
Marvin Hughitt, which has pre-
vailed since the day when the old
Chicago & Galena Union railway
was projected across the state Of
Illinois, and which policy il. thai
no expense must be spared to pro
vide safety.
| An examination Of the rules IN
1
der which this great railroad is op
Grated still further emphasizes tht
policy. in which they reiterate con
tinually throughout their book b
rules the injunction. Speed mus
be sacrificed 10 safety
The people Of Minnesota ma.
well congratulate themselves tha
they have within their borders on
| railway, al least, which i sparinI
no expense to throw around the on
Grafton of its trains such safeguard
az will eliminate to The creates
possible extent the liability of acc
! dent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

Il takes Russia and Japan long
time to get down to business, if war
may be considered business, and il
that stage of the matter is ever
reached, who is there but will send
out their sympathy 70 the little is
land empire. It is simply . ques.
tion Of time, if Japan is not sus-
tanned IN its position Of the integ:
rity Of China and Korea, when the
Slavswill be pitted against other
countries, and then Russia against
the world. The sooner the check
Is administered the better for other
countries having interests in the
east.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

ST. Paul Globe, insists on taking =
few falls out Of the Hon. N. p.
Mum for the latter drawing $13, 900
for his services as attorney in the
merger case. Mr.. Mum is probab-
ly one Of the best posted railroad
attorneys in the state, and when be
was engaged for this position By
Gov. Vansant it was admitted that
the choice was wise one. As an
assistant to Gen. Douglas he has
probably done a large portion Of
the work and has paid out lot Of
money which he has received from
the state for his services. The GA
zErrE feels that the state required
excellent services for the state, Sc.
cured them in Mr.. Mum, and that
THE state must expect to pay q good
price for the services.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20
The RDnorth League will give a

The EpHorth League will give 2
social at the M. e. church on Fri
day evening. Jan. 20th.a
Thos. March, who has been in
Rochester since last October, re-
turned to Redwood Falls last Sun
day.
Miss Grace Chadbourn, bride Of
tonight, was given a parcel shower
by Misses Francois and Peterson,
at the home of the former, Monday
evening. The parcels we're num-
erous, useful, and some were even
interesting.
A, telegram was received from y.
B. Andersen. who was in st. Paul,
yesterday, to the effect that the
state game and fish commission had
promised him all the fish fry he de-
sired for late spring delivery pro.
viding the council will pass an or
dinance prohibiting flshlng I'D tne
lake for a year or two.
Next Sunday will be the first an
niversary Of the rectorate OF Rev
Alex. Coffin. a special sermon vii
be preached in the morningat 1890
| A musical service will be given II
the evening at 7:30. The program
of music will consist Of anthems
solos and other selections. Ad
dress on church music. Invitation
extended to all.
There will be w. G. 7. U. meet
| ing at Mrs. "A. Z. Kings residence
commencing at 2:30 o'clock Jan
t26th. After the opening exercise
will come business, followed b.
music, and papers by Mrs. w. Il
lGold, Mrs. VanDolah, Mrs. VIM
Corpron. solo BY Mrs. Lntz an
other music, followed BY the clos
ling exercises.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

Ii Mr.. JamesJ J. Hill could address
the entire people of Minnesota there
would be- grave danger of a Hill
stampede throughout the'state. Mr..
Hill talks business when be speaks,
and his listeners always admire his
words and grow to like the speaker.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20
paper

1t is just possible that the trad
ing stamp bill passed by the last
legislature, and the meeting Of a
certain select few at the residence
of George Walsh, in st. Paul, will
make interesting reading before the
campaignsis over. When given to
the public some worm is going to
turn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

Notwithstanding all the talk about
Marcus A. Hanna THE GAZETTE pre-
diets that Theodore Roosevelt will
be nominated for President by &C
clamation, and that he will be elect
ed by an.overwhelming vote. The
year 1904 is going to be year when
the people, regardless Of past polit-
ical affiliations, are going to be.heard,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

Asa M. Wallace Of the Fairfax
Standard commenced his second
year on that paper last week, and
announced that he leased the plant
and business outright. We con-
graduate Bro. Wallace on the lease,
andPwe also congratulate Fairfax on
the excellent paper Mr.. Wallace has
been giving them since he took hold
of the same.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

Republicans and Democrats alike
lin Minnesota admit that Gov.
VanSant has made two appoint
ments-J! F.sJacobson as a member
of the board of control to succeed
James A. Martin, and Ed, Randall
as members of the board Of regents,
Now if the governor will tell bis
official family TO avoid nepotism il
willhelp more. Itisstated thai
one official has tiyeor more relatives
employed in state institutions.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

Col, VIM. J. Bryan, late Demo
cratic attempt to gain the election
OF President Of these United States,
is scheduled to edit the paper
which William R. Hearst will start
inst. Louis, the Democratic nation
al convention city. This will be
another yellow editor with a yellow
paper.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-20

@. B. Cheney's Minnesota politi-
cal column in the Journal is always
an interesting affair. Mr.. Cheney
il good political writer, and never
violates the code of imparting in.
formation when requested not to dc
90.