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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11

- # $500 -rs- $500 --
nych powierzy mu osobisci'
wykonanie dis ie s9erz; ME
spozytych,.. d / fortecel
Tadeusz zmarl " SzWaajcarY
tam jak pare dni temu ste,
ruszek Kruger = ransw 7'al
Rzecz pospolita Y p6lnocne
Ameryce ME z~apomnliala Ta
deusza piracy ma psrzze'c'lleet'
popiersie " miescie Washing
ton j lyle. Teraz druga stro''
% o % Q
Wielkie miasto Chicago
rozumie sic Polonia tegc
miasta, porwalo sic ze zamia.
rem p%ostawienia pomnika
|sp. Tadeuszowi Kosciuszce
lax pieknie zaczelo to j 10
tysiecy dolar6w bitych do
kasy zebralo sic. Komitet
o s t u 5 z k o W k j nj
gdy ME .mial d}ug6w oso-
.bistych. Robili komitetowi
plany, oferty byly odbierane
i tax pokrecono zrecznie, re
So. Tadeusz zamiast ma koniu
to nj ma szkapie nj ma mule
ME pokazal sic " Chicago.
Zakopcone Chicago skwito-
walo zupelnie z pomnikiem
czyli 2 10-ciu tysiecy dola-
row pokaza}a sic marnosc mad
marnosciami W kszta1cie
mnogiego mic. Co teraz, kie-
dy pewnik ma rece, poczac?
Najlepiej, co ME moze bye,
by Tadeusz Kosciuszko ze-
chcia1 zawitac do tego ogro-
mu C~hicagowskiego, gdzie
wszystko wi elkie j tax
Fwielkie glowy, wielkie lby,
wielkie umy, rozumy i wiel-
kie $ z u m y chocby re sa-
lon6w, dis jeszcze ME chca-
cy pc p}otach parafialnych
~gramolace sie.> ITO dobrze
pisane). A ME by}oby Cd
rzeczy tel oddac kawaiek czci
i luznania panom zlodziejom
i rozb6jnikom W metropolii.
Ko6ciuszko do Chicago
ME przyjedzie, albowiem ma
ticket z New Yorku do me-
.tropolii komitetu ME stac,
chyba jake patnik. 0 koniu
trzeba bye cicho.
o 0 o 0
Prose- Redakcya wydru-
kowac = Chicago pare slow.
Nasza Polonia chce mice
przewodnictWo j przodow-
W polskich %sprawach.
Zakrawa to, zupe1nie ma uto-
pia, MONA rec ma spoon
hook. 2 boku szepcza, &c
polskie Chicago bardzo juz
sple6nialo, Nauki " glowach
trudno sic dopatrzec. An
gielszczyzna CORA a psota ma
psote, chocby " sasiednich
lotach. Juz dzisiaj dzieci
'krzycza pc ulicach
/ vi V at O k 9
(Polska) Chicagowska.
WYdzialu
s eaFN4 %# ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11
-.sSIf lo;c6z'Arobi zisdy:

kt6rymml. mniiescii55,il sztah
neralnY, slychac ja ciagle.
~rozmawiajacaz kozakami.
Czego potrzebujesz bra
Gle? czy zapalek?
Tax, ale chcialbym tax
ze kupic tyton1iu odpowia-
|da kozak.
CierpliWo6ci. Naprz6d.
|dostarcze ci zapaiek, 9 potem
|tytoniu.
/ r6wnoczesnie niemal
.m1oda kobieta, m6wiaca pc.
.chinsku bez zadnej trudnosci'
przedstawia kupcom chin
skim zadania zolnierzy.
General Rennenkampf raj
mule maly pokoik, v kt6rym
po z%alatwieniu koresponden-
cyl przyjmuje doW6dce gar
nizonu chi6skiego j repre-
.zentant6W miejscowej muni-
cypalnosci. Dow6dca, " ran
DE kapitana, u6miecha sic
niby dobrodusznie, oswald
.czajac, re got6w jest wszyst-
ko ola Rosyan uczynit, ze
i'm dostarczy Stony, bydla
ma rzez, sioWem wszystkieego,
czego tylko zechca. General
zwraca sic do naszego tl6ma-
cza:
Powiedz mu, ze ie5li
bedzie ulegly, stane sic jego
przyjacielem j potrafie go
wynagrodzic, ale gdyby mnie
oszukal, bez lito6ci 2 MIN sic
obejde. Powiedz mu jeszcze,
10 jestem bardzo Fly.
Kobieta tl6maczy slowa
generala, aw miare jak mo-
wi, twarz chihczyka rozpro-
sic blogoscia nieopi-
sana.
Hau, hau! (tak!) po-
wtarza ciagle i wszystko
przYrzeka.
Powiedz mu take,
general ze tam "
ma wszystkich wyso-
widzialem ludzi
przesylajaeych wrogom syg-
naly. Jesli to sic raz tylko
poWt6rzy, kaze go areszto-
wac.
DoW6dzca garnizonu chin
skiego slucha uwaznie tl6ma-
czenia wyraz6w generala i
usmiechaiac sic znowu pow
TARA: ,,Hau, Hau," Wzrok
zdaje sic wyrazac, ze go
tow jest oddac sic ma us1ugi
tax Rosyan, jak Japo6czyk
. wyb6r ego zalezec bedzie Cd
tego, 0 lie jedna lub druga
strona lepiej mu zap}aci...
Kolumna generala Rennen-
kampfa odbywa rekonesans.
Mad brzegiem strumienia
E7II%H&&EEEE&H @%@Esg%y# EEa%GS4I
stoi chy6czyk, ~trzymajacy ko-
ME ma uzdeczce. Kozacy 60
Michale Niko1ajewiczu
- powiadLa, general d,
sic, co sic tamsstalo?
Kobieta pedzina swoim
naprz6d " pare mi
nut potem powraEa 2 kozaka-
chihczykieM
Ja6nie vie mozny Pc,
ME, OTTO jak sic 1keczy maja.
czlowiek apewnia e
przybywa 2 Aud ng, e Vi
Japohcz kk6w vie,
gdzie sic kryja. bluzyl % 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11

innego wibytnego m6wce.
Ks. K. Sztuczko, G. S. G.
I Sekr. Wydz. Wyk.
Chicago, III. d. s, sierp. 1904.
KObieta tfOmaczem gene
rata ~Rennenkampfa.
,,Ruskij invalid" organ
rosyjslkiego ministerstwa vol
ny, pomieszcza list kapitana
Krasnowa, kt6ry W stresz-
czeniu podajemy:
Micha1em Niko1ajewiczem
zowie sic nasz nowy tl6macz.
on wielkie uslugi ko-
zakom. Nosi wysokie buty,
oraz jasno popielata ,,czer-
kieske'',. glove przykrywa
barankowa upaparza" . pod
kt6rej wymykaja sic kosmyki
miekkich wlos6w. Twarz jego
jest sympatyczna. Biyszcza "
poSr6d niej czarne oczy !
rumienia sic zmyslowe 'usta,
ME ocienione AMI broda AMI
wasami. Zpowodu lie opalo-
nych i chodu swobodnego,
energicznego,n ma pierwszy rzut
Okla podejrzywac ME MONA
MichalaI Nikolajewicza o ko-
biecosc. Dopiero przypa-
trzywszy sic uwaznie nieco
okraglo5ci lego ramion j SEE
rokosci BIDDER, odgaduje sic,
re nowy tl6macz nalezy do
plci slabej. Michal Niko1a-
jewicz jest " istocie c6rka
zolnierza z czas6w Miko1aja
I, j wdowa pc mieszczaninie
z Nikolska usuryjskiego..
P~rzedstawiajac sic generalowi
Rennenkampfowi, dow6dcy
dywizyi kozackiej, rzekla::
Zapomnij Jasnie Well
mozny Panic, ze jestem ko-
beta. Uwazaj mnie "a to-
warzysza, zowiac Michalem
Nikolajewiczem. Spac bede
" lynne samym, ,fanie" (dom
chifski) co j pan. Ojciec moi
.byl zolnierzem j Wychowal
mnie Pc wojskowemu. POI
dzlelac bede 2 Wami smutki
nah;a+g+a; h.,.daa 80
y-sH: N1a,l
49,, - ,lsaad
49, ah;6al,;m hada -.
n1.-aaa ;ndn;d,,. 49,
ueyl1ne :, 49,, ns.aan;a
strsia teron;a ia J dostaw.
com; ~ =wo1nycb ,cbwilacb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11

aiissS9ssS# 8I@ @ @sSSS A5H@S @HNNsaassaS S5 aA8ss 8 sSsa
callelnlnllu11 sppolss'lk'.lo5 ial'l!i'5 kislnu
og6lowi. {.
Do udzialu v pr7yszllym
Kongresie slowy nader CORA.
!cymi sttowarzyszonych borrac'
wezwal Zarzad Zjednoczeniaa,.
Po,mliedzy innem 1 czytamy y
odezwie nastepujace gorace
sloWa poparcial!
,,Udajemy sic dis do lied
noczonej Braci naszej zpro6-
ba ] zacheta, ably Gala dobra
VIOLA swai Gala sila poparlla
lskutecznie spraWe projekto-
wanego trzeciego Kongresu
polskiego j katolickiego.
Praca, jaka proWadzi Fede,
racya, Jest uczciwa ] szlachet-
ma dazy ona BOWEN do
podniesienia bytu narodoWe-
goi dobrobytu ~ekonomicznego
.Polonii ameryka6skiej, pragg-
ME wsr6d niej siac zgode ]
lednosc, chce krzeWic my6l
patryotyczna, ma czci Boga
.oparta, chce mas uswiadamiac
= do celu naszych pragnie6.
przyblizyc! Takiei piracy zboz-
nej 80 takiemu praWdziWie
polskiemu dzielu my pom6dz
= @+e-@ 4#E#&#fE =fE'g= :gstEI7T- %&%Ss4r-TE
|powinnismy i ~pomozemy!!"
Zywimy bloga nadzieje, 70
|odezwa zarzadu Zjednoczenia
ME bedzie glosem wolajacego
ma puszczy, ale ze dopomoze
nam W wysokim stopniu do
wzniecenia zapalu ola Kon-.
gresu i zwabi delegat6w licz-
be nader spora. Dalby Bog,
ABBY "a przyk}adem Zjedno-
czenia poszly wszystkie polls
ko-katolickie organizacye "
Ameryce j u~dowodni}y przez
to, re opr6cz wyp}aty po-
smiertnego, zajmuja sic take
sprawami zywo caly og6l OBJ
chodzacemi.
Wie6ci Q pewnem zaintere-
sowaniu sic przyszlym Kon-
gresem dochodza mas 20.
Wszystkich stron. PraWie wsze-
die, gdzie sic znajduja ksie-
ia polscy przejeci szczera mi
loscia narodu polskiego, ro-
dacy nasi krzataja sic okolu
wyboru delegat6w. W zaprze-
szlym tygodniu bawilismy "
Baltimore, Md. Tam tel ro-
[dacy nasi, jak zapeWnial mas
p. BALTIC, redaktor lam wy
chodzacej gazety polskiej,
Imocno So zainteresowani PREY
~ EE .E#E-F. &
szlym kongresem naszym, i
re beda ma MIN reprezento-
wani przez liczna delegacye,
"a to tenn pewniej, re ksieza
|proboszczowie tamtejszych
parafii polskich, wiel. ksieza
|Barabasz j Morys SO Wzgle-
dem tel sprawy. dobrze uspo-
sobieni.
Cd wyslania delegat6W, jed
ne osady federacyjne j parable
l 1900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-11

s PSEUDO.
hedWie pare ~
dc :: ! Nj
y b 50
8
kgta general.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
RECEIVES
DElEcATIOlv
Parker Entertains Farmers and
Merchants of Orange and
ROckland Counties

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.l
ESOPUS. Oct. 28.-A delegation OF
farmers, and merchants from Orange
and Rockland counties. came by boat
to Rosement this afternoon to see
Parker. The nominee shook hands
with the visitors and made short
speech. He reiterated the charge that
the trusts were the heaviest contribu--
tors to the republican campaign funds.
Said he believed the present laws aae-
quate to deal with illegal combinatnnsr
and II elected and he found out tlsar
were not ne would seek the enactmenn.
OF better ones.
Referring to Governor Wrights re-.
port on the Philippines, Parker quee--
toned his motives as the one partly
responsible for the unfortunate cossff--
tions. He criticized the action OF the
government in spending money en-
cable tolls on Wrights message az po--
litical business and not government
business.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
HeINzE
PUTS UP
Takes Up the Challenge Of Law.
son for a Quarter Mil.
lion Wager

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
BUTTE. Oct. 2s.-Heinze, is out with
a signed statement for bet between
himself and Lawson for quarter Of a
million to be posted at any Butte bank
that he still controls the United Copper
company. A decision to be reached by
five men, one each from the miners
union, the mill mems union, the engin-
eers' union, the American federation of
labor and the American labor union.
The winner to build home for the
INDECENT, disabled union men at some
point in Montana with the winnings.
He prefaces his offer with sarcastic
roast OF Lawson but says he is ready
I'd forego the source of the charges
made against him in order to prove to
the people of Montana that he is sim
cere.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28

While engaged in moving a small
shed from the property of w. c. Brooks
on Sixth avenue to a lot on Seventeenth
street the Lewiston Dray company
suffered the loss of one of its fine larxe
work horses. Six horses were hitched
to big heavy chain that was pulling
the shed and the driver was using his
whip to touch up one Of the horses
when they started forward swapping
the heavy chain which caused the driv-
er t. lose possession Of the reins. The
horses jumped forward, and nothing
10 check them. they started to run
away. Two Of the horses dashed down
the street and when rushing over a
lcFosswalks one Of the horses in some
way caught his leg under the timber Of
the crosswalk swapping his ankle and
cutting 1t completely from the leg leav-
ing his foot dangling by a piece Of
skin. A veterinary surgeon was inn
mediatly sent for but soon saw that
nothing could be done to save the ami
NAL and he was promptly put out Of
misery with shot from pistol.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
BIG FIRE IN BROOKLYN SAID
TO Be Of INCENOIARY ORIGIN
One Million Dollars Worth Of Property Destroy
ed and One Life Lost...Seyeral Police.
men Seriously Injured

Especial Telegram to Evening TeIler.)
NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.--One man
dead. one severely injured. several mis-
sing and million dollars worth Of
property destroyed In an early morn
ing fire which burned four steamships
and several warehouses OF the Bush
Terminal company's store In south
Brooklyn. a hundred thousand dollars
worth Of cotton. hemp and general CAR
go were destroyed. Policeman Patrick
Cushing IL dead Benjamin Walsh. fire.
man seriously injured Other dead
may be found later The department
fought the fire which u believed to be
incendiary, for three hours. The ves-
sells which were damaged were: AmeS-
lean, Arizona. Nebraska of the Arneri-
can and Hawaiian Ane and Cittadi Pil-
ermo OF the Italian line.
The Palermo suffered the most, her
valuable cargo being ruined. The fire
spread 80 rapidly that the tugs could
not reach the blazing vessels. The
watchman and crews OF the vessels
jumped into the water from which they
were rescued by the firemen. There
has been much III feeling In the neigh
borhood against the company. Last
Tuesday a mysterious fire. caused the
loss OF nifty thousand dollars worth ol
cotton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
THINKS He.
I. IS GUILTY
President Refuses to Interfere
in the Case of General
Tyner

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.--The presi-
dent this afternoon sent reply to the
eral Tyner. The president, he says, is
unable to right the wrong in the matter
because he considers no wrong has been
down Tyner. He says: The question
of your guilt on the criminal charge
on which you were tried having been
passed upon by a jury as president
acquies in this finding for the evidence
seems to be overwhelming that you
were guilty, either of moral obliquity
in the Performance or of the grossest
inefiiciency." The letter over Loeb's
signature contains two thousand
words vssss n As3assss n
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28

The railroad situation is taking on
q more encouraging aspect and daily
comes the news that prominent and
hixh ofIlcials or the road are fitting
around the country. The most recent
changes In the railroad world are the
resignation OF Mr.. Markham OF san
Francisco as general manager OF the
Southern Pacific and the probable ap-
pointment Of r. E. Calvin as his sue
cessor. This win place Mr.. Calvin IN
complete control Of the management oI
the O. n. q ". and the Southern fa-
cifc. It u also reported that Mr.. A.
l. Mohler, formerly president OF tne
O. r. & N. il now in Portland appar-
emily on a pleasure trip but II IS pe-
lieved that his presence there has more
significance than il admitted. The war
in New York on the railroad STOCKS on
the market IL still raging and the var
ious interests are endeavoring to secure
control OF the different railroads OF tne
country with the one object In view 81
reaching out for the coast business :.
would appear that trans-continen'a'
service among all the powers IN con-
troll il the one object and all eyes %
the railroad world are turned TOWARDS
the west.
This information can not but De nat
tering 10 the people Of this apparentis
Obscure section inasmuch AZ tne -
ia1 ~<rr1Vuv
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
JAPS GET BUSY AGAIN
ON PORT ARTHUR FORTS
They Capture Two and Occupy Them After a
Desperate AssauIt...Russians Lack
Warm Clothing

TOKYO. Oct. 2s.-There is report
here that the japanese made a desper-
ate assault on the eastern forts Of the
groupe on October 26th and
silenced the Russian batteries. The
Russian batteries on Rihilung noun
tain and Straightforward were also ST.
lenced and the forts in front of these
mountains were occupied. A shell ex-
ploded in Russian magazine and that
night was afire i'm the further fort and
on the following day shell struck
the battleship Sevastapol and two
steamers were sunk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Laughing and chattino

LONDON, Oct. 28.-There was a
cabinet meeting this morning to dis
cuss the dispute between Russia and
Great Britain. Every member was
present. the meeting ended at 1:45.
The ministers left laughing and chat
ting, indicating that a peaceful set
tlement of the dispute had been reached
Just before the meeting ended Becken-
dorff arrived at the foreign ONCE, LITTER
NE and Landsdowne conferred at length
1t is presumed the Russian ambassador
was informed OF the cabinets decis-
ion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Al Port Arthur

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
CHE FOO. Oct. 2S,-A Chinese junk
arrived from Port Arthur brings infor-
nation that miner events over a small
portion occur nightly. The Japanese
eral of the Russian warships. The gar
gison aggregates ten thousand men
wearing last winters uniforms. Large
siege guns continue to arrive rom
Dalny.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Discuss Situation /.

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
LONDON, Oct. '2S.-The Russian am
bassador had conference with Lans-
downe this morning lasting until near
ly eleven o'clock The French am
bassador also called and discussed the
situation. Just befores the meeting of
the cabinet Lord Rothchild called on
PRIMER Balfour in the interests of a
peaceful settlement Of the the questions
at issue between Britain anad Russia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28

LONDON. Oct. 2S.--It is authurita-
lively stated that the proposition to-
refer the North sea dispute to a court
of inquiry has been accepted in prin-.
ciple although several details and
formalities remain to be arranged.
The appointment Of arbitrators willg
be discussed by Beckendorff and Lans-
downe tomorrow. The final inquiry
will be held at The Hague under the
rules Of The Hague convention. The
only detail which remains to be arr
ranged is the consent of Spain to per-
init that portion of the Russian fleet
concerned In the North sea incident to-.
remain at vigo until the inquiry Is.
completed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
PROSPECTS OF CONSTRUCTION
IN The RAILROAD WORLD
Situation Assuming Bright Aspect for Early
Activity in that Line for the Lewiston
and Clearwater Sections

ence to the ultimate control of either
the Northern Pacific or the O. r. & N.
At the present time the two roads are
practically controlled by Mr.. Hartman
and it would not be to the detriment
OF the commerce OF this section should
he retain that control. In any event
it would appear that his control of the
o, r. & N. is absolute and when all
differences are settled it viii unques-
tionably mean the building Of the Ri
paria- Lewiston branch. This would be
the result regardless Of whether he
ultimately secured final control Of the
Northern Pacific or not inasmuch as
the position of one or both roads must
be strengthened from traffic stand
point.
The Teller has often taken the pei
ton that joint company would be or
ganized taking over the Clearwater
branch of the Northern Pacific and the
building Of the Riparia line and the
tenor OF the dispatches would indicate
that this contention would be correct.
In the event that the Northern Pacific
masses from the control of Hartman
the center OF the railroad war would
he transferred from New York to Lew
iston and this country would perhaps
experience more excitement In this line
than ever before attempted and the
nsht for control Of favored Territory
would mean more railroad construction
... - --kH- -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
AT THE TEMPLE THEArER

Manager Elvers. Of the empie thea
ter, announces that next Wednesday
evening the Hills OF California; WIN
be presented by Mr.. Frank Bacon sup.-
ported by a frst-class company. ThG4
that love, pathossand comedy that II -
often found in pieces or this nature
The scene IL laid in California and SUR.
rounds the vissitudes Of Uncle Amos
which part is portrayed by Mr.. Bacon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Situation Improved

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
LONDON, Oct 2S.-At the Russian
embassy the following statement was
issued today: I'VE are in constant
communication with the British gov
ernment and as a result of these COM
munications the embassy hopes for a
speedy and satisfactory settlement.
cidedly improved.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Commerce Association

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.--A hundred and
meeting Of the interstate commerce as
sociation at the worlds fair today HI.
ID. Loveland of San Francisco. was
elected president.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Mine Disaster

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
TRINIDAD. Col. Oct. Is (Bulletin.)
- terrific explosion in north, lsiaaassssSo
3 owned by the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company. at Tereio forty miles from
Trinidad, twenty miners reported
killed one body already recovered, no
details.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Trans Mississippi. Adjourns

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2S.-The trans Mis-
sissippi congress adjourned to meet
next year at the Lewis and Clark ex-
position in Portland. All the resolu-
tions concerning public, improvements
were adopted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Headline Eastward

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.1
LONDON, Oct. 2s.-A dispatch to
the Central News from Giberalter says.
Six British cruisers left there. head
ing eastward. IT Is believed their desti-
nation is angler. A dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph says. the cruisers
have gone to Vigo.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Want Flour

(Special Telegram to Evening Teller)
PORTLAND, Oct. 28.-It became
known this morning that Great orders
for flours received from the Japanes
government with urgent Instructions to
ship with great expedition. The orders
contain statement that delivery and
not price is the desideratum.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
FAIRBANKS ON TOUR
Began Series Of Thirteen Speeches
at ttonnst

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-. Oct. 2S.--Fair-
banks, began j a series OF thirteen
speeches scheduled for today by ad-
dressing crowd at Honnet. He will
arrive at st. Louis tonight on the way
to Cincinnati where he win speak to-
morrow night.
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Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
HARDIN, Oct. 2S.-An order was
issued today ordering the departure
for st. Petersburg by command of the
car Alexieff thanks the officers of the
Pacific fleet for their self sacrificing
work during the past ten months. Par
ticular mention is made of the seamen
at Port Arthur.
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Steamers Released

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller
VLADIVOSTOK. Oct. 2S.--The Brit
ish- steamers Alanton and Calchas have
been released. A deposit Of three hum
dred thousand dollars was made in the
case OF the Calchas whose trial comes
up on appeal at st. Petersburg.
shortly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Rusia Commit

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.>
LONDON, Oct ga dispatch from
a Russian News agency says: ''The
Russian minister. Of foreign affairs has
notified the British ambassador that
Russia consents to an immediate In
quiry at vigo. regarding the north sea
affair.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28

render himself, and answer any chargsa
made against him. This action to-
gether with the sale, Of the bank this
morning to the Continental national
comes as . climax "a the aenaattans
charges connecting the anne or Perry
with the alleged fclpnions burnipg "
the works Of the Chicago Gar and Lo~
comotive company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Stocks Recover

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
LONDON, Oct. 2S.-As result of
the feeling that conflict between Eng
land and Russia has been averted the
stock market closed with better ten
dency.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-28
Still at Woo

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
FlGO. Oct. 2S.-Notwithstandin the
report from Madrid that vessels of Bal
tic fleet had left this port, repairs on
the engines of some of the warships
have not ben completed.
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Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
PARIS, Oct. 28.-England has Of
fered to submit the issues of the North
sea affair to an international commits
sion and it is believed Russia will ac-
cept this arrangement.
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afternoon. This fact is taken as an in
dication that the issues between Rus
sia and England will be amicably ad-
justed.