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~ tickets are now made up md
aost interesting Presidential
paiea the United states has
wn slnce 1880 has begun. And It
most Important too,
MN win II be- Parker and Dawes
Roosevelt and Fairbanks7 No
- knows yet, but THE THRICE
MEEK wORED viii tell you
nptly, fully and truthfully every
sement Of q hot and thrilling cnm-
la. The renl newspaper now
btsfacts rather tllsn hopes, and
IN Always been the effort OF THE
}1kiCE.A-WEEK WORLD to tell
y fklng that hus happened EXACTLY
|lt happend. Thus YOU can Judge
\ yourself and from your tqinien'
There ID also q great war gong on
the Ease, where THE WORLD
Is a brilliant staff ofcorrrspondents
the field, and thir reports are
und regularly In the columns Of
He THRiCE.AWEEk WORLD
We ui7er this ilna1nilled news
Ipsr and the KENDRlCk GAZETTE
esther one yearfur n so
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sisaane 'Iassrstss. rss
Oct, 3.to 9 Ino,u sivc

For the above bccasion the North
trn Pacific VIII sell Tickets ut rate OF
IL fafefor rounil trlpiphH fifty cents
for'adihiss!on COUPON 10 Fair.
Tickets will he SOLD Oct. :h,l to 9th
inclusive %ithfiii;il limit fir return
Oct. 10. naadition to'ahGye. tick
cts will beHsol;l 0et.'6, only, ito Spo
ane ana retufn lit one-fatre for round
trip, ifilial'liniit for return, October
10 plus fifty cerits covering admission
coupon. Half Of db6vertte will be
made to, children fihalfiftre age.
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The O. r. IN. Co. WIN ran speciai

The o. r.. 4 N. Co. win ran special
tourist sleeping ear from Moscow to;
st. Eoiis "World's Fair" I;faving
2:a5 pm October '4th. Through to
st Louis without change OF ears,
allowing 10 hours day light lazy over
in Salt Lnke'tity 'toattend Mormon
Tabernacle Organ Recital given es-
pecially 'fdr WurhN Fair visitors,
also allowing ops8rthnity to visit
famous Salt Air ibeach-Aarriving st.
I.ouis7 "a III fourth day through
Denver Rhunh.tfip r. II. ffre$s0.3 30
90tlny limit Tourist sleeping car
fure Moscow TO st. Louis $685. to
Kansas city $3.50. 'For tourist
sleeping ear tickets and other iinfor-
nation call or write-W. c. Wilkes,
Agent O. K. & NJ, Moscow, Idaho.
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SorIos ron PUBLICATION,

!
Lewiston, JIalio,. Sept. IL, 1904.
Notice y hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make fnai proof In support ~ hts claim,
AVID that said proof will be Mahc before the
Register and Receiver Nv lewiston, idaho on
Nov. 4, 1904, Wig;
Henry d. Thompson
of Park, Idaho fol- the SW Ia See, 4, tn 10
R1EBM
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. viz. John X. Thompson of
Park. Idaho, james NJ. Osborne OF Dent, Ida
hO, Harry j. Starr of Crescent, Idaho and
Lewis Smith ~ Princeton, Idaho.
j. n. WEST, Register
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notice. FOR PUBLICATION,

Lewiston, Idaho. Sept, IA, 1904
Notice ~ hereby given that the following
named settler hns fled notice Of his inten-
tion to MAKE hnul proof In support of his
claim, AMI that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Lewiston
Idaho, ON Nov, 10, 1908, viz,
ALEXANDER Hunter
Of KendrcA I,lnho for the y n Sc IL, Sc
IL Sw Ia, tsc. IS and NE III NV 1,4. See
30 TIP 40 N RI Il Is NJ.
He names the follow witnesses TO prove his
continuous rs.s..,lence upon and cultivation OF
snid land, Wis; willard W. Trumbuil. John
p. Medernacll. Myron Humphrey and Charles
c. Carlson, ali OF kendffck, IDAHO
j. h. WEST, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

United States Land Office
lewiston. Idaho September 1 o, 1904.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
IA ned settler has fled notice uf his mention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
and that said proof will be ma,e before the
Register ann Receiver ut lewiston, Idaho, on,
October -, 1904, Wit
David j. Row9antls
OF Kendfr1ck. Idaho for the VIZ NWN, NWA
SWN, Sec. 10 and NEM sen See. II TIP. IS.
n r. p, p. NJ,
He names the following WITNESSES to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz: George r. Barnum,
Charles Carlson, Jesse Reaves and Abba
Smith all Of KeBdrick, Idaho.
J.B. WEST. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once

United Stntes Lnnd Office
lewiston, idaho. Sept. 10, 1904
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
to final proof In support Of HIS claim, and
that said proof win be made Before the Reg.
lister and Receiver at Lewiston Idaho on
October "a. 1904 yis,
Mansfield C.. McGww
Of Kendlfck for the Lots 4, 5, Sec. 8, Lots s
and ., Zee. z, TIP. 3tA n. Il. 1 W, b. NJ.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land, viz: David j. Rowlands OF
Park. Idaho, George p. Barnum Of Pierce
City, Ibaho, John Barackman and Walter
Carmeaii, both ~ Kendrick, Idaho.
j. b. WEST, Register.
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NOrIcE TO CREDITORS.

q NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate Of Carl r. wendt, deceased.
Notice IN hereby given by the undersigned
administrators Of the estate Of Carl +. wendt
deceased, to the creditors of and Ill per ons
having claims ngainst the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within 10 months after the first publication
OF this notice, to tue said administratrix AT
the residence Of Henry Brammer, the same
being the place for the transaction of the
business y said estate, in Neg Perez County,
State of Idaho.
Minnie wendt.
Administratrix ~ the Estate OF Carl f.
wendt, deceaseds Dated Moscow. Sept, IL,
1904,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Uh1ted SthtcA LNnd UfHce.
Lewiston, Idaho. iEept. 10, 1904
Notice IL hereby given that the following
namel settler h,ts He'd notice vi his intention
to make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
Regi tier and Receiver at lewiston. idaho on
Oct. "a, 1901. viz:
Abba M. Smith
Of Kendrick, Idaho Tor the NV III NE IL,
Il VI NV III, and NE III SW Ia See. II. III,
80 N X 2E h NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi continuous reridthc. upon and cultiva-
tioa III said land, viz: George =. Barnum.
Oh aries Carlson, Jesse Rsavea and David j.
Ro wlnnas all OF kendricA, Idaho.
j. b. WEST Register.
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MARKET REPORT.
Note What Your Farm Products
AZ Worth Today.

Compiled by the reporter frem the
Grain Companies, the Kendrick Flour
Aiills and the kendrick Merchants
wheat. Bluestem &c /; Club e2c
Oats SOC Flax SIC Barley 62kc
Hay-TimotIly No. per ton 40.
--wheat ~ g
PRODUCE
Potatoss-lc:per pound-quite plen-
tiful.
Cabbage--lKc per pound market
weak.
Corn-lOc per dox. demand slow.
Onions--lkc per pound, good demand
Butter-2oc per pound, scarce, sup
ply weaK--demand heavy.
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Notice

All parties owing tlpCaayon Echo
for subscription will pay the same
to d. T. A. Macintosh as he hns
purchased the list and accounts.
c, l.. Il M. X. Duncan.
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Republican Hez rsroe C.

Hepoohcan nez fSrce &C.
state Senator, Geo. +. Crmn ri Lew
iSton.
Representatives Zen kfashTi 'u'fPeck
". K. Smith OF Cameron
.. T.. Goodnight Oh Rnlrock
G. d. Thomas Of NeDre .ee
Sheriff; tFnr~e Foresnfan ef k.ewia
ton.
Treasures; Wa.. sscftult< ~ 4ewis-
ton.
Attorney; b. +. cFow eli IHswhton.
Assessor; w. II. Daggett e,f South
wick.
Snpt. of Schoas; Miss Mccoy of
lewiston
Surveyors Edison Briggs III .Een-is-
ton.
Probate fadgei n. %. .Ftan,on al
Mohler.
Commissioners
1at Dfst., J. G. Profit dfGtildesac
-2iid Dist., w. u. Ws.tron .f Mel.
rose.
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GENERAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION.
1904.

-
se 'o's.s " An 'sl, ureetlhg
~ .' .ne Avs - ."e stare
- .uao p.us'ue r,''s' = sener'h eiec'
~, ~ 'n'oue' ,o"' Tue s'"te, lor the
-, :. 'n'e' county anu preclnct
= =, = e''',1 " ne.u On Tue iuesuay
!. :, M. '''''N ~ Na@-'
M
Nv" '''e'f'.'fe, ny VIRTUE oi it'i.
'"' 'V"'" =" '"e az noverhor
~, :" ',o.hpi''nce Win Ine constlt's-
49,. ,'iu ''"n 81 ''ie ','i'te OF ldaho.
"sSo e'u pIoc'se'ih that
~ , '.., e," s''',l aH nein ny
,s I"'''','s'. e'e'''is =. Tue state 81
' =. ."e es.'p'sneu ssosing
p' =" r M'pn'n e.'ls 'a..'ts
-, ,nas ."e Gun uay % Novcm-
~. - - -. - ~ '''e e'ec''on VI the
'J -. 20 on's
- ~ P'es'ueht'h'
Ohe represehta-
e ~ .e rm's -i>i''tn congress.
M on.es' ohe governor
n'"' "o'erior' one oecre-
~. = .'s, wy N.'ol,'y oc'icrs'i
80 800 a"'.o'' one o.u'e Iaeas,
49, ~. e''"'esi''en. % Fupi'c
80, o'e inSpee,or ~ Mines
- 80 = ."e upleilie court
,r,.' $50 e oa.e oe'''t'
~, -. - sJ"'s - 'he o'"'t
un,, !. n".
mr., -, 'p..'e"'"''es'
- 'He "'1'e
AZ. ,.,.,o. J,
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plains . Iiaa.,,,, nl ' :,
NJ, p.,.., 60" no'se'
ross,., .. -, U''ei'' .
Ss','. ~ ' ouster' !
w,.~,...,. ofe'
""'"'''s 'on' FREMONT
~ 80. s.,....... 49, o,''eeis.
10 ), s,..".,,, =, ~. e'".e " iase-
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go o,,,.a.... W. hc'o
o.e 'u"se'
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W me ,iiS'ict ne represents
'.' 49, 'a VI Tue pe',ee anu enc
III e"e" PIechic', ana IN
COW, ~. 'ne 'o"h's of h'hiore, aclerk
vi 1''e u'stri't court. VINO Is eX.officio
A''i '~' i'ecor'ier' TO MI an I'M
p.eu .ein''
o"s .''"''ohd' AHhehdmehe'
A'so, ma. tne 'oiowing amend
,"ea' 70 .he CONSTITUTION OF the
S.'.e VI iu'no pe Votea on at said
o'o.''on' :" WIZ
Ae'ii'''.t'o 10 section ~ OF Atti-
e'e 10.
e'.o'i Nv ne ioard M county
oo."''so'sr" siis'i com ISL OF three
"''o'e 'eiliis "a once shaii
1e 'o"' !e''rS' one oi whom snail he
~. .e' "o '''e ,e uN'r ei'c''oh III l9o6
~ ~" se''s ''"u Two
,," , az s'ee.eu nv the same election
"' /" TERM VI TWO Years ana their
S''''i' nc eiecte'' LOT term
80 e"'' W '''e ies"'rf e'ectloh
III. ,,aa+,.., ~ :"
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Morlct

The books and accounts nf the
Juliaetta Enterprise have been plac-
ed in the hands Of T. b. West for coll
lection and settlement.
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Local News.
Sweet Apple Cider at the Weber
Dairy.

l ~
JstocL ap,, ~ rr, ,noc,,,,ar, ~, ,,ta
Der 18th at his home on American
ridge. He has rented his place foi
five Years to parties unknown to us
Iand will 80 to California to live.
Posters announcing the sale are be-
Ing printed and will be scattered
next week.
FRI nix 3rvne was d. visitor III Lew
iston this week. He leaves next
Tuesday for quite an extended visit
~, - '"" '.n '"-
...a.., ~ p ne "''>
H. "a, -, .'.'S /, f'''''''''"oes'
| - : - &C.
NJ. G. Mctirew came back Tnesday
.,'..... 800. .....,',5.'s ~
4, " !. 80 '''''
Miss McCrea Of Spokake, a niece 81
y. =. and Waiter McCrea has beer,
t,,,'.,.
sta,,. .,. -
raa., No. = 49,
Mrs. Fred Breyman OF the Hawaii
an islalius = expected here soon fol
u visit with her mother, Mrs; Sarah
crow. She has arrived In San Fran
cisco and Will remain there fol
awhile until she and her son become
somewhat ncelimated.
| w. f. ke,r family war, c,lI..a
TO DAYTON Yesterday by the sever.
Illness OF Mrs, kerr,s u,other
|
Iyou want the Emarson Rrnnr, u,
SHINGLES These shingles coyer mou
space and are of n more pudurino
quality than any other brand.
| d. s. Hunter has inst received .
ear lond of tioorinr and ceiling and
other desired lumter. This is the
| best OF sound lumiRr.
! Henry w,ea.,s bas somp of +bs
| finest sneci,npuxr1,, n r,.,, .o,,.,1 ,,,, t,,.,
| potlntch We have evar SOM If wa.
grown ON the Matthew ward farm
near Leland and the ears are truly
wonderful FOR their size and quality.
we nave not seen any better corn
a., .s4
-. =, ~ ..,.,
-, ,..'.i... IN,
|
latch Empire. we did not learn the
| name of this particular variety Of
| corn.
d r. S,,,,,
from their homestead in the Pierce
| City country Yesterday,
| - ~,
s.. 40
| 49, '
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-. ''','''' '''n's. '"-
W
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"" now
~ ". '',,'.vs nus SOU gu. .l's ii'erN
s'"pie 10 f1h'w ottehtoh. nev nave
| purchaser the Stock anu have rented
the stable and home for q year.
| NJ. w.,
| :" ."e
eaS. ei'a WIS So'a inns week 10 Jos
Atchisoh on GiHord- Mr.. Atchisoii
4 expects to make this his future home
pa n,,,., .a e,,.
! ue ~ ~ i.s ZIP ~
4 us' WISH nv io'epeie ~ the WEEK.
4 ihere seems TO lie Sisriai*tttra,tionS
up that way.
/ Nj. ,,os,n+,., .o.,,, - H.. p....,
oo'er'''" e''e'cf' i'' "uii"etHa nave
been postponed nntH so,,fe time in
October, OWING to the Tact that the
building could net he completed by
Oct. an4.
Waecfi LOT one alhsouhcemeht next
wee of q ferMerS meeting to be held
here SCION for the purpose OF discuss
ing the grain situation.
|
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ent o"ce AT the "orids Falr VIII
sno" . series OF 4Aoaeis designed TO
.eplesent tueas mat nave naae epochs
~ tne ihaas'riaf history oi the world.
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TICKETS.
kspusA,cGW.

Justice Of the Supreme Cpufts |, N.
3ulliyan Of HALEY, r~nomliri.ted.
A C0ngresssiian, B. Il. French Mos
j0w, renominAtsti.
I Governor, r. X. Gootling, Shoshoire
I Observation-Disclosures, b. l.. Steeves
Relsefs
Secretary Of StatA W. p, Gibson,
Fremont County, renuminate1.
Att0rney-d enetAh j. v. 0nlper,
POoRteiid.
Auditor, Robert =, Bragaw, koo.
tenal.
school superintendent, Miss Mae
SeOtt, renOmlnated.
Mine INSPECTOR Hoa~rt Beii, Custer
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
gsited States Land Office
lewiston Idaase Sept 1904
Notice IL hereby givea that tire following
named Se,tfer has flied notice 81 HIS fptehtiOA
to make final ffeof in eanpAtt or Ms eiai+s
and chat said proof wifi be made before the
Register ard Receiver at Lewiston idaho ON
Oct II 1904 ]. p. McderIsacb, kendrick Ida.
For the Sls $ EA Section 20 and S12
: W " section 81 THO n R ne BIN. He
names the following witnesses To broye his
,.on tinuuiia resffence ~sOn ard ctYss walton Of
mid land VIZ
~ L. Humphrey OF NeaariCS, fdaho.
G. C. Carlson OF
A. Hunter of !"
W. W. Trsinbull OF ="
j. b. WEST. Register
lewiston Idahe
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eEMoe!NAttE

Representatives, VIM NJ. Thp,np-
}son 81 6enesee. II. II. Bangs and
frank Il. Mix " Moscow.
Count commissioners, first dis
trict, Louis Sick IN fAiohses second
tlistri&t. u. A. Robinson of Moscow,
third district 8. 4. A,uni,,p OF Julia
|etta.
Sliefifi, j. y. Campbell 81 Pnlouse.
County treasurer, Mrs. Il. Olive
lieybdfn d Moscow.
Probate Judge, Marsh tssrer u
AGosco~.
Coroner, Dir. j. w. Olson of Troy.
Assessor, r. 9. Mushiitx of Aneri.
TAN ridge.
County Attorney. =. :. Denning Of
MOSCOW.
School superintendent, i. Rose st.
Chair of Corn wnll.
surveyor, y. ". Hannah 81 Mos
COW.
state Senator, Wnn q. Harris Oh
Princeton.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
DR.. CHANDLER SEEMS To
Be CHOICE OF REGULI RS
At Conference Held Yester
day Majority OF Leaders
Agreed on Him

Regular Republican leaders, at a con-
ference held in this city yesterday af-
ternoon practically decided on DR.. JOS
eph II. Chandler. of Centreville, for
governor. to be nominated at the state
convention in Dover next Tuesday.
While IL is fully recognized that this
action is not binding, yet it would seem
to show that Dr. Chandler will be the
strongest candidate at the State con-
vention. The meeting, while a surprise
to many was attended by eighteen
leaders from all parts Of the county.
Although DR.. Chandler was the fav-
orite of a large majarity. he was not
the only one talked Of. Merritt w. Will
Its. who has been recognized as can
didate for governor is said to have had
three friends at the meeting and former
Speaker Clark also had some strength
at the conference. Samuel j. Wright
was also a favorite Of several.
Among others who were talked of
were William w. LobdeI and Thomas
II. Savery, both of whom, however,
have declined TO become a candidate.
1t is also reported that in addition to
Mr. Willis there were two other per-
sons from the lower part of the county
spoken OF.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
Lead For Flshlna Nets.
Reception to Pastor.

An enjoyable reception was given
last evening to the Rev. Boudinot See
ley, pastor of East Lake Presbyterian
Church and Mrs. Seeley. on the lawnin
the rear of the church. by members
of the congregation. The committee
of ARRANGEMENTS was composed Of the
Mrs. Vincent, Pipino. Harris and Lock-
ard and the Misses Pipiuo, Harris, Ben
son, Baylis and Stewart Mrs. S. Har-
ris was chairman of the committee and
presided at the reception. The adj
dress of welcome was made by +. r.
Vincent clerk Of the session. A hand
some bedroom suit was presented TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley. the presentation
speech being made by +. r. Vincent,
manager and secretary. A short ad-
dress was made by the Rev. DR.. T. A.
McCurdy.
The committee which had charge Of
the reception was ably assisted in its
work by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Vim
cent and Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Baylis.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
REPUBLICANS WILL CARRY STATE
Senator Alice Says Both Branches Of
the Party viii Unite.

Washington, d. G.. Aug. 5.-senator J.
Frank Alice OF Delaware called on Presi-
dent Roosevelt yesterday for the purpose
Of presenting some friends to the chief
executive.
In conversation senator Alice said: The
Republicans viii carry Delaware with
case
"why?''
Because the Republicans have 5000
more votes than the Democrats and that
is a large enough majority to carry tho
election. There will be on.y one Electoral
ticket in the field. The Regular Republic
cans win meet In State convention newt
Tuesday to nominate a State ticket ana
Presidential electors. We viii accept the
ticket OF electors they put Ia the he.u.
and that will eliminate al question OF
Democratic success As to the state
ticket, / am sure both factions viii get to-
gether. No, ! cannot say anything about
how we vii get together. as that might
break into some OF our plans. but we pro-
pose to arrange things 50 that the Demo-
Gratis will stand no chance of succeed
ing"
Senator Alice appeared 20 BE- quite hope
ful that the Republican factions will be
able to get together. They nave bitterly
fought each other so long that both sides
have been deprived OF many good Offices
by the Democrats prohting by the divi-
sion.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
CARRY NATION T0LECTURE
1T BRAHDYWINE SPRINGS
Noted Saloon Smasher Will
Speak to Wilmington
Audience

Carry Nation will speak at Brandywine
Springs Park tonight. Having a day at
her disposal between her enga cement at
whitcman's Grove and her appearance in
Pittshurg she consented to lecture in this
city.
Mrs. Nation yesterday asked an Even
ing Journal reporter II Wilmington con-
tanned 1900 inhabitants. When told there
were more than $1,000 here sne became in
serested and then began the talk that
ultimately resulted in her coming to Del
aware's metropolis.
II Ire weather is favorable Mrs. Nation
will speak from the band stand. In the
event Of rain she viii deliver her lecture
IN the dancing pavilion.
The announcement OF her coming 10
Wilmington has caused quite stir among
temperance people throughout the city.
Almost everyone has read Of the doings
OF Mrs. Nation, but only a few have ever
seen her.
Brandywlne Springs will have big
crowd without doubt. Many are anxious
TO secure the books and hatchets Mrs.
Nation is selling.
Mrs Nation arrived In this city at II 20
J O'Clock She found several young men
smoking cigarettes at French street sta
tlon. She stopped long enough to lecture
them on the habit and sought boarding
house.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
COUNCILMAN JAMES KANE
STILL FINANCE CHAIRMAN
Was to Have Been Ousted
Last Night But Meier a
Word Was Said

The schedule as arranged for last
nights procedure of business in City
Council was slightly interfered with. A
resolution providing for the ousting Of
James Kane as chairman of the finance
committee was to have been presented,
but ne'er a word was said about it.
It is said that the resolution was
drafted by Councilmen Cannon and
McGovern and it is also said that the
Republican members of Council were
to have voted for the measure.
The reason for withholding the reso-
luton it is whispered around is due to
interference on the part OF some Of the
leading Democratic politicians. All
day Wednesday and until late Wednes-
day night it is rumored, the members
of Council opposed TO Councilman Kane
We're talked to and finally agreed to
drop the matter, and allow peace to
reign once more in the Democratic
camp.
Councilman Kane is not as popular
in the present council as he has been
i'm councils heretofore. He was to have
been ousted by his fellow Democrats
who oppose him, but the scheme was
blocked.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
YOUNG COUPLE
SHOT TO DEATH
JOSEPH SCHERON AND HIS YOUNG WIFE
KILLED IN THEIR PHILADELPHIA
HOME BY MRS SCHERONS DISSOLUTE
BROTHER IN DEFENDING THEIR
MONEY AGAINST HIM

search for the murderer began. The po-
lice force Of Kensington had the assist
ance Of all the horrihed residents OF the
district.
The trail was taken up from the scene
Of the tragedy, but il led to a dramatic
climax in a few minutes.
As the officers and members Of the
family were gathered in Tie house, Harry
Fisher, the dissolute brother of the dead
woman, entered the room.
With blood streaming from wound
that he had inflicted upon himself in the
breast he denounced himself as the as.
sasin and confessed that robbery was
his motive.
Then he was taken to the Episcopal
Hospital, and, while in a serious condi.
tion, it is thought he will live to answer
at the bar Of justice for his crime.
A particularly sad feature OF the muir.
der IS thar Joseph scheron and his wife
were bride and groom, having only beer
married a month.
Evening journal., 1904-08-05
GERMAN AMERICAN TALKS
OF GERMAN SALOONS
His Countrymen Do No
Look Down Upon Clergy
Who Visit Taverns

In commenting on the action Of Bis
hop Potter In opening a saloon In New
York, and the criticism which has been
heaped on the Bishop for that act, a
woll-known American, who
was horn in the south OF Germany. eN-
plains how saloons. summer gardens
and hotels are run there as follows;
For instance at a country hotel the
main customers are the townspeople
and the travelling men. They congre-
gate there every day to discuss the
topics Of the day Every one OF these
country taverns, as people would call
them here. has a restaurant attached
no free luncheon. A room is set aside
In which the "Buergermeistcr.' the
school teacher and organist Of the
church. the Forester end last. but not
least. the ministers OF different de-
nominations spend a couple OF hours a
day playing "Pinochle" or "Skat." Ol
course no one outside OF these gentle
men would intrude on their privacy
In many hotels the special guests havl
their own beer mugs and their owl
long pipes. which they smoke Will
they talk and are engaged In argu
ments. The question now arises doe
this social d liberality. on the side O
The ministers or priests lead 10 i'm
morality? The answer is In the mega
tive. The general German populatio
does not lose their esteem for a prizes
or a minister Of the gospel who wi
visit a decent hotel and spend fe,
hours. In fact IL will help TO elevate tn
behavior Of the masses and give IN
hotel trade decidedly "a better nam
and reputation. one will see no drunk
lonness. hear no cursing and see yer.
few brawls.
OF course this state Of affairs doe
exist In Germany only IN this coun
try Il will probably take a long Will
before this liberal feeling now existing
In Germany viii be popular 'n thi
lcountry However. Bishop Potter h
the minds OF German-born citizens ma
not committed a desecration, I'm fac
lmany think that he saw that the mea'
speak easy" plan OF states meant tina
somethlng liberal had to be done q
lorder to do away with this hidden law
breaking scheme. The writer onl
lspeaks the view from the Germal
lstandpoint and wishes In no way q
interfere with the usage and beliefs o
American friends in this matter.