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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-18

teachers, students and pupils IA three
days vacation in which to visit the at =
fractions. Tomorrow will be children's
day and all children will be admitted
at the big gate free. e
Among the attractions for the fair
are the candidates for Office. Among
those already present are w. f. Dag
gett. of Southwick, Wycliffe r. Smith
of Cameron, s. L. Mcfarland, B. r.
Grow, George Crum. Harvey Foresman
and Eben Mounce of this city. The
democratic candidates and speakers
who are touring the county in Il body
expect to lay off one day during the
week and shake hands with the fair
crowd.
Last evening the visitors We're treat
ed to a bonfire in the shape of "A burn
ing lunch stand on the corner Of Fourth
and d streets. The hose company was
called out but the fire was started by
an explosion of a gasoline stove and
nothing but the tent stakes were saved.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
TOTN LIKE ARMED CAMP
Desperate Man Causes Terror in
Connecticut.

Hartford. Conn. oct. S.-One oC The biggest man
hunts that has ever taken place In Connecticut
il on in East Glastonbury The State police force.
headed by CHIEF Egan and many Of the residents.
are heavily armed and searching for John g. Whip
pie who. two weeks ago. shot and seriously wound
ed neighbor James Starmer. and last week shot
State Policeman Iouks. who was attempting To- ar
rest him for tho crime.
East Glastonbury Is lk" a small armed camp
The farmers have armed themselves. not only be-
cause Of their Indignation al the two crimes com
mitted by Whipple, but also because of the fear
that he will do further damage on the slightest
provocation 1t Is already suspected that ne has
burned two barns, and consequently all barns
stocked with the seasons crops guarded night
and day by armed farmhands
Two parties spent all OF last night searching the
woods for Whipple chief Egan assumed active
cnarge and headed one party. and Deputy Sheffield
~as in charge Of the other. Their search was
fruitless II is believed that Whipple Is hiding
IN a cave in Mott HILL range OF mountains
several miles I'm length. II to-dayS search brings
forth no better success than that or last night
bloodhoundR will he employed 70 assist the police
To stranger In the town the picture presented
rs strange. II not alarming. Farmers driving aon.,
the country roads with loads Of produce have in
plain sight a rife and the same Is true ~ thu.
men in the fields. who do not care 10 risk unarmed.
an encounter with Whipple, who. while now be
Heved insanel has always had the reputation Of
being a desperate character.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

vision as strict. even greater precautions viii pc
taken in future naval constructor will be on
the new vessel until she leaves the yard giving his
personal supervision to every detail Of the work
strict investigation involving Iimitless detec-
tive work is under way. OF this the authorities
will not talk They are working along definite
lines with definite aim. but will not discuss their
theories. One opinion. rather widespread. credits
disgruntled labor unionists Of the rahid sam
Parks breed with the responsibility for the at
tempts 10 wreck the Connecticut. II is recalled
that after some trouble with a walking delegate
who was thrown out of the yard. Frank d. Beale
a foreman. was assaulted just outside of the yard
and seriously beaten
Rear Admiral Rodgers issued the following buIe-
jim yesterday:
Three malicious attempts have been made TO In,
jure the battleship Connecticut. even 20 the eNen'
OF involving the safety OF the ship ard those ton
cerned on the occasion of the launching OF SeP'si-
The con1mandant appreciates the good work per
formed up date by the empioySs on IL - cord
necticut which bids fair TO establish ne" - js
for navy yard work. and feels assured ~ ~ ror
unnecessary invite the cooperation OF al Ill,
cerned in preventing a recurrence OF these
and reasonable acts. - Ill
This notice is simply for the aboyed BY
the government In this navy yard
The official report OF Naval Constructor Baxter
was completed and sent to Washington on Satur-
day. This told in detail what was told 10 ~
Tribune yesterday-that a few months Oeloie '
launching. in a test OF the Water-us"' i-S.,ar
ments. one was found which leaked 4nVesusA'oiI. !
showed tba, some of the rivets had been bored
through New rvets were put In and tne It Ibe
ties were more careful than ever resaruil{S re,sh{S,r =
arge holt was discovered driven into the Ways I5
low water. fixed in such p9slItoI -iates o. tbe
vessel probably sinking her AfteT Ije t,ents haSi
II was found that one or the nd investigat tiOn
tn{ ,bat hole had been drilled through one VI
the plates.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
COURT OF APPEALS IN SESSION.
Hearing on the Right of an Unvaccinated
Child to Attend School.

Albany. oct S.-The Court OF Appeals met to
day for the first session since the summer adjourn
ment and heard arguments IN action involving
the right of school authorities TO exclude from
attendance pupils who arc not vnccinared The
appellant, Edward {. Vemeister. refused to COM
ply with the directions Of the New-York city
Board Of Education 70 have his ten-vea r-old son
vaccinated, and. when the child was prevented
from attending Public School No T. in Brooklyn.
where he had been enrolled, brought this action
His application for peremptory writ of manda-
mus was denied, and from the action Of the Ap-
pellate Division affirming this order he now ap-
Deals.
The law attacked by the appellant is Section
200 Chapter 661, of the laws Of 1898 Its constitu
uonality was upheld in the special by Justice
Siaynor, who said; The statute excluding children
from common schools until they are yaccuated
is a health law within the power Of the legislature
TO pass. and in the Appellate Division BY Justice
HlrschberR, who wrote that il constituted a lcgit-
mate exercise Of police power. The appellant
argues that forcible vaccination is an assault
that every child in the State has a constitutional
right to an education, which the legislature may
not withhold or embarTaSs. In closing he de-
clares that vaccination does not prevent smallpox
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
REAR ADMIRAL RODGERS RELIEVED,
NAVY Yard Officers Give Him Loving Cup
Admiral Coghlan Assumes Command

Rear Adnlira! Frederick Rodgers was OH'o'''
ueved as commandment OF the New-Norh hHNS' 80, 80
tioD at 10 A m yesterday by Rear AdH1l''tl JUS
r. CoghIan Prior 10 bidding the Officers the ~,
mai goodby the admiral sent a copy on a 'e'' ~ ~
each ofBcer. in which he expressed his regret AT
partine and thanked them and all the enpio' =
OF the ward for their cooperation In Whate'e' "''
came to hand. -,
An hour before the transfer OF the c0nln'a"N
loving cup gwen by the officers as a testIloiiA' ~
their regard for him presented TO rear ~
rniral Rodgers through aPtan J. y. t. SHiith "'l'
made a brief and appropriate speech. The rear ao-
miraI surprised and so sensioIy aHecteu '""'
he could respond in few words only
The incoming of the new commandant was hai'eo
with satisfaction. because ali OF the officers are
we'll acquainted with him. some Of them from the
time that he was midshipnan. and. while they
know him be a discipnarian OF the sort that an
navy officers are expected 10 De they hhoN nun, nm
also cordial and courteous OfhceT- On MS ar
rival at the navy yard he was met IN the court OF
the comma ndant's headquarters and greeted D%
Admiral Rodgers and his staff; Then the q 9Iflcls
ceremony took place. followed by the lowering OF
Rear Admiral Rodgers's flag on the Hancock, WiIa IN
a gun salute IL went down, and the raising OF
Rear Admiral Coghan's flag in its stead ana a gun gun
salute for that. The officers of the station were
then formally introduced 20 the new commandment
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
THE GUARD INCREASED.
Nary Yard officials and Secret Ser
Uicc Men Hunt CIp7rs

Guarded by marines with loaded rifles on board
her and on shore and with powerful electric search
lights playing over her. the newly launched battle
ship Connecticut already the object OF three seri
Gus attacks lay at her station In the BrookIvD
Navy Yard last night The officers are using every
conceivable precauton against the recurrence of
the mysterious attempts 10 disable or dss,ro, ,h
new war vessel and they think they have about
rendered 1t impossible. Marines and Secret Service
men are about her every instant Of the time while
about the last official act OF Rear Admiral Rodgers
who turned over the command of the yard yester-
day to Rear Admiral Coghlan. 10 make an ap-
peal 10 the patriotism of the workmen
1t is hard 10 prevent attempts to wreck the YES
sci. say many of the officers Of the yard consider
ing the number Of men about vessel under con-
struction and the opportunity that many OF them
have to be alone in the compartments Of the hold
but that such attempt could prove successful Is
practically impossible. That all OF the three at
tempts have been discovered before any lasting in
jury 10 the vessel worked is proof Of this
statement While the regulations governing the
construction of a vessel strict aud the super
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
SEEKING LABORERs FOR CUBA.
Senate Passes Bill to Assist immigration
from Canary and Balearic Islands

Havana. oct &.-The Senate to-day adopted a
bill. sppropriating $4,000 for the purpose OF assist
ing the immigration of laborers from The Spanish
Balearic and Canary Islands 10y Substituting steam
ship lines and otherwise The details OF the plan
left largely 10 President Paliua's discretion.
The Canary agricultural laborers regarded as
the best suited for the requtc cUeuts OF cuba They
greatly in demand. owing TO the increasing
areas devoted To the cultivation of sugar tobacco
and fruits. Tho minority opposes governmental on
couraGement of immigration
The Senate to-day also resumed discussion ~
President Pan1d's order regarding The uniforms 10
De worn by diplomatlc representatives. OF cuba
No action was taken ono opponent of the order
issued by President IalI-a contruded that WAS
improper Tor cuba representatives the
forns prescribed al royal functions abroad Incl
dentally II WAS asserted that American dluomau.
representatives wear uniforms official funct sons
regardless Of the law prohibiting that practice.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

aartnent VINO opposed the Zemstvos have been
transferred 10 the inactivity o: the Council Of
the Empire and half dozen of the late Min
lister Plenve's other leutenants have already
been displaced. NJ. BunakOff and DR.. Mortinoff
two members Of the Committee OF Rural In
dustry Of the Province of NOTonetZ, who were
exiled TO Siberia by Minister Plehve for having
expressed liberal views. have been allowed to
return 10 their homes. Prince Sviatopolk-Mir
sky has also issued an order permitting the
"WosChol" (Sunrise) a Jewish organ here. which
Minister Piehve suppressed last spring TO re-
sumo publication.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
FOR NEW COMMANDER IN CHIEF
Choice Will Probably Fall on Grand Duke
Nicholas.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. 3.-Emperor Nicholas re-
turned 70 St Petersburg to-day from the south
Rnd The Associated Press hears on very bigb
authority that the appointment Of a cornrna,5a,
IN chief viii be announced within forty-eigb.
hours. While General Kuropatkin's friends stiu
insist that he will be appointed. members OF
the Emperor's encourage express no doubt tba+
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch win he
chosen.
Leave Of absence has been granted to LIeutan-
am General kieieels Governor General OF Kier
and there is strong reason to believe t,,, -. -
preliminary 10 his supersession. as he beIo,gs
distinctly to the Won Plehve regime. He for
merry was Prefect Of Police oe ST. Petersburg
The recent report that the batneshin c,raI Ms
damaged turns out 10 be untrue. She ,o,,ohs.,
a sandbar. but got OF under her own s,oa,,,
The Admiralty SAYS that not even plate was
injured. as
rrince sviatopolk- Mirsky. the new Minister Of
the Interior. has already begun ensrgo,,,.a ~.
he work Of putting his published utterances
into effect Two assistant Minister'S 10 ,ba ae-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
Limited Copqrtnsrstip Notices.
CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION OF THI

LIMITE1 PARTNERSHIP OF FERNIE WILSON
We. the undersigned all % slu age having formed a
Hhiited copartnrship the provisions
follows:
The name ol drru un1er which such corartnershl IL
70 De conductTd FitENTE. WILSON * COMPANY ard
tne county Whereu the principal place of business
New-Ycrk- " " %
TIE general nRure of the business intended 70 -
transacted hT capartucrshiu Is a general cotton snI
cofee commission buSne~s
The names cf all tse special partners in
tcteSted therein az o. whom SIll age and their
respective places OF res5eucr are as follows.
Inc general partners g. HOWARD WILSON WIN
IeSaes Al tle y 0t Wv York, IN the County
en- 9lliT OF Ne"foTk and NORFlE SE5LLAR. who
- The special partners arc ALFRED HOOD. residing AZ
NeWsiead EieagonsEeld Rad. Liverpool ENGLAND
TER KERR FEssNiE residing al NaTrensde EttnieI
sands Liverpool. ENGLAND: ALFRED tiEDRliE DINON
Iesiing a. SandyeT0lt Biun'csands Liverpool England
JOHANNES VOtiELSNNG. rvding At Preroe1 f;e-r1ant
Iae amount Of capital stoS which each special part
THOUSAND DOLLARS maxim IN All TJvC EJ1-S-Tu7H6.
& ''''-
Tire times at which the partnership is ., begin anil
end are follows: said parrerhip ls to begin on s
fourth day Of September 1904 and is 10 ,nd on ths
fourth day ~ September. 1898 -
Dated August 5th. 1914
- HOWARD WILSON TSeaiI
signed. sealed and Delivered in the preseace Of
ARTHIR r e. HOSTWICK.
as 70 o. Howard Wilson
NoRRIE SELLAR rS.afr
ALFRED HOOD f-aatt
WALTER KERR FER%Tvs seal
ALFRED GEORGE DINON iSs9Ii'
Ncrri@ Sellar. Alfred Hood yvartcr = -
- Ferni- and Alfred George Dixon:
FR. HOYEEMANN NPHILIP HEINEKEN TSa,rt
c. DIEDERICH. JOHANNES VOtfFT Sane T-.eii
snt recorded N the NewforS County Clerks Office sep
tember 3rd. 1894
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
GREAT SLAUGHTER AT PORT ARTHUR.
Only Dozen Remain Out Of 1000 Men in
One Japanese Force.

London. oct. &-"The Daily Telegraphs''
Naedsah correspondent cabling under date Of
September -, says.
Iernble artillery conflicts are adding IN tha
september = ana q the Russians made sorties
against positions held by the KanaRawa repi1
ne't' ana desperate fighting ensued The Ian
one non-commissioned officer and eleven men
remaining alive out Of four thousand who Ven,
into the engagement ~ went
me japanese tunnel into Port Arthur was
completed on September "A and was immediate.
ly used The result is unknown
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
N. Y. U. sOPHoMORES WIN RUSH.
The Class Is Also Victorious in Two Out OF
Three Wrestling Bouts with Freshmen.

Battery Hall, at New-York University Mas the
last night of one of the hardest intereIa.s
fights in years. Although the freshmen outuun-
bered the sophomores they completely ami
hIlated. ''
The freshman class took It's stand on the stoop
OF butler Hall and stubborniy met. the charges Of
the sophs" The fight lasted half an bour
until finally every freshman had been swept OF
and half dozen ''sophs' were left TO give their
Class yell The 'sophs' were also yictorio,,e a.
the individual wrestling bouts. winning two out ~
thtee. IN the heavyweight bout krausmans 'OT had
an easy time with SmithEOn, 'GS throwing hin a.
IoTty seconds. Bassave o7, and Adams 'OS fur r.
nished pretty bout for the middleweigbts tho
former winning In minutes Il seconds g rbv rbv
won the only bout for the freshmen tbro,rir =.
Cllman. Us III forty-hve seconds. '"'Ns
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
WHEREAS THE LIMITED PARTNER.

ship heretofore formed under the laws OF the Ss-s
O. Sev-Gork and existing under the ~ Fernie
Wilson & ComPanF- consisting OF Joseph Mann Dixon
and the subscribers except Alfred has
heretofore carried business within said state and
has been dissolved by the retirement seuh Mann
Dixon. and Of such retirement has fisnt ns5
or Is about % discontinue its business within
tuued oy the subscribers AMI The subscribers oe
Of the members and 7ut Of the mem
bers. special. Of said limited partnership.
Now. therefore. g Howard Wilson whose place OF
residence the City Of New YCrk County Kings and
State of New Work. and Norre Salar, place ~
residence Is London England General Partners and
fred Hood. whose place Of residence
consdeId Road Liverpool. England. Walter x Fsrnte
place Of residence Is Warrensiie BIundesan9s
LIVERPOOL Alfred Dixon whose uIa~s ~
residence SaHdycroft BiundeiIsands Liverpool Ens
Philip Heneken. whose place VI residence Bremen
Germany. and Johannes VogelsanE whose place Of resi-
dence IS Bremen Germany, Special Partners hereby
certify. 20 the statute such and
provided. that the persons intending
and Special Partners. respectively.
the 4fh day OF September 1904 firm
OF F-rne. Wilson Company, limited partner
snip pursuant the laws q the state of YoTk
Dated August Sth. 1904
q. HOWARD WILSON IsealL
signed sealed ana delivered in the presence Of
ARTHUR G.. BOSTWICE
% c. HOEard Wilsou:
NORRIE SELLAR [SeaL
ALFRED HOOD tSsalG
WALTER KERR FERSiE ISeall,
ALFRED GEORGE DIXON tSsalI.
20 N0rrie Ssllar, Alfred Hood. Walter Kerr
FeFnie and Alfred George Dixon.
II WATSON United states Consulate Liverpool
FR HOYFRMANS. {PHILIP HFNNEKEN tSsaiI.
e.. pIEDERICU. JOHANNES VOGELSANG [SeaiI-
recorded % the New-YOrk County clerks ohcs sep
-Crnher 5rd. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST.
Norzcegian Bark Goes Dozen 1cith
Al on Board.

Fredrikstad. Norway. October 3-The Norwe-
gian bark Sir John Lawrence GrOm London mas
struck on sunken rocks outside this harbor ana
has broken UP. The crew were drowned Inc
Sir John Lawrence carried crew Of fourteen
men. Apprehensons are felt that further dis
asters may be reported as a result OF the gale
which swept over these waters on Saturday
evening
The Sir John Lawrence Of l,o6 tons net
register and was built at Liverpool in 1859 She
was owned by O. L. Roed, of Tonsberg, Norway.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
JAPANESE USE RAILWAY.
Wounded and Prisoners Carried Over Re.
constructed Line.

General oku's Headquarters in the Field. oct
z Tia Fu-San. Oct 3.-The first southbound
train over the reconstructed railway started this
morning. carrying 49o japanese wounded. 100
sick and us!rly-three wounded Russian uris-
"ners. bound for Japan. The wounded are pral-
tioaiiy ths last OF The japanese wounded at the
battle Of Liao-Yang. The hospitals are now de-
voted 70 those suffering from berlberi and other
disease9. The positions OF the japanese armies
remain unchanged. Skirmishes are OF DALI 90
currence. Thousands of fresh Japanese soldiers
arc arriving.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
INCREASE OF JAPANESE ARMY.
It's Total War Strength Ultimately to Elk,
ceed One Million.

London, oct 4.-Explaining the details OF
the new japanese military regulations The
Times's" correspondent at Toxic says 1t VIII
ultimately make the total war strength of the
army exceed one million.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
THE FRENCH MAIL ROBBERY.
Where the Pouches Were Going That Are
Missing

Paris. oct S.-Investigation OF the robbery Of the
American mail the train between this city and
Havre- has not yet produced any clew as 10 the
perpetrators OF the crime. II is ascertained
that eleven sacks of mail matter are missing, OF
which five from Paris for Rouen, one from
Paris for New York one from Paris for Montreal.
three from Madrid for Mexico. and one from
Madrid for Havana.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04


At the Martinique you
dine on the 18th floor, I25
feet from the ground. in
quiet, in view Of the High
lands Of the Hudson and the
beauties Of New York Bay.
Table d'hote or la carte
change when you want the
change.
Nothing left but apart
ments Of . and 3 rooms.
The Martinique, 54-5s
West 33d street.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
KILLED 500 4R4BS.
Somai MuHah 14ttacked the Ogadaim
Tribe.

Aden Arabia. oct. "A Somali MuIiah is re
ported to nave attacked and robbed the Osa'
dain tribe killing Coo trbesmen and capturing
many camels and sheep.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04

Russian garrison at Crete. Those soldiers. 1t
was added. the Mini NOvgorod would convey to
Port Said. where they would await orders.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
Proposals.


NOTICE To CONTRACTORS. - SEAI.Fn
proposals. suitably endorsed envelope. Tor Cor
sruction Heating. Pumbings Electric Light Wrno
Fixtures and Gas Piptng for State arHory az fusso
ing. New York. may be sent by mail delivered n -
70 twelve O'Clock noon on Monday, the seventet
October 1S0s the STATE Beard Arn,orv
mssioners the Capitol Albany. y Y, when tre 49,
will be opened and read publicly
Drawings and specifications be hf.-.
forms OF proposals obtained at the asmoTy he Sev
teenth Separate Company Flushing, New York
picaton to G. L. Helms. State Architect the CsuS1r
Albany y Y Contracts will be awarded the oses-
responsible and reliable bidders un.ess the
OF funds available therefor The comnisss1
the right 20 reject all lids. CF Pr -
+. ROE. Major Generals JAMES McLFER Rrigadie-
General, 2nd Brigade; NELSON II HENRY. AdfItans
General ArElory Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
RUSSIAN STEAMER STRIKES MINE
Sinks at Entrance of Port Arthur Harbor

Toxic Oct 3.-The Navy Department report,
the destruction OF another Russian steamer usad
in clearing mines at the entrance Of Port Az
thur Harbor- The steamer struck a mine on
September 90 and sank
Navy officers express the opinion that the
Russians are suffering from a shortage OF small
steamers useful in clearing mines. The reported
Ioss u d Japanese sunboat south of Liao-Tung
Peninsula 10y striking a mine has NOT haoo ofa
ciaily verified.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
a "sHANeHAI LIE"

Shanghai. Oct. 4.-The report that the Huss'ai
arrnored cruiser Bayan had anchored OF Gutz
laff Island is hoax.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
EXCURSION STEAMER BURNED

Pttsburg. oct. 3--rhe excursion steamer Nav
flower burned 10 the waters edge az 29o ,ht.
morning. The crew escaped. s
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NIJNI NoveoRo0 HoMEwARn aouNn-

Cons'anunopie. oct THE Russian yolun-
'eer meet steamer Mini Novgorod has passed
me hosporous homeward bound.
The Mini Novgorod was renorted n ba,..
PASSED the Bosporous on September 2s. carr,,no
:" vas said. thousand soldiers 70 relieve The
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
FOR ELEl'TRICAI. GTIVEp

T. 1924 Sealed pr,posals ii tr,phcate VIII received
IHtfl IL clock Ocob"t 1904.
tion Hnd tnstadtn o Geuesors Meter Generators ami
switenioaTd as oravinss and speritcalns tn t5iS
1ice T. = reserves the IisaJ e. accept
al proposals thereof. F'rUs ami specif,e
Tons furnished appiiCari1r- Address turteruasrar