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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

res.ewaz tae trzoSs & tr4en1s az.
ssgzzs-tzaeez that zssezh3ea Fouza
rae grzvs. the soz q TIE oeas Eza
ssonGefee Ess a s1ss2zE. EAesser II
wAre resssgege f0r t6at oas false friend
70 b. among i1@a1s
Bas the iaea uzs rejected as aooz an
,a-zze< Efe ao0ksd = Fain for one
wke corrssz zo-te3 wstA tie desersp-
'ar - re ts thl1 elderly nzza.
ulth a egaes np 5o-9k ard grey nsogs-
rsrse zaa who walked w5th a limp
shea lzst seen By fbe guard
i wzs exzrfiE Eire oiesock on The
rlxht * The fzEeral Eksz Ted Bur
rlft pot sAs say "a tie 1e0- and al
-ngtts1 hsar seif into the raoa ztIeh
had been hls fafbe-s stadY-
He carries q lamp In hts hand
ztlch b. piscee apon tire writing IA
be Efarysnine Feuzains6 as i had
been On that former visit the only
eIsererce Tzy ia rae fact that the
Hira ~ dHst Ezs a attie thicker upon
TIE varsoaE cszzter1E a fhe room
He NzA zhoEt 70 seat aIzaze5f in the
% Ieather chair Ia wk5eh his father
tad always 81 SKIER. apparently
chznajng BIS Elha. he pushed 81 hack
against tAe nzH and tooked rouns
for aaesAeg. Vbleh be dragged for.
zzrd
He took tfe sealed packet from his
breast Baeket and piacsd Il Or The
table before Biz tr Naz sealed up
IN a sheet - bise paper anc IN
dorsed-
Payers fosns ty ne. after the sc-
eia-Ef OF the g-,rs0n - the iafe Silas
Bzrritr. Ezq. ard preserved lntact-
jeremiah Cart wright u. D. ete
Il sas % considerable buGk. bu.
TED hEe~ that aIs father was a the
hablt q carrying s6aat him a raise
e-liauer4lE assqrtu.s q documents
q no particular Importance. For some
tine b. hesftated 70 break the seal
There might be. after all something
there tzat tire dead mzE would wish
60 other eyes hat bis oNH tn iook
spol s8uefai1g nos Exactly alscret-
table he s0uld not q Ckuos ledge that
even 10 hiuiself Hut something which
BE- might haEe Hishef kest private.
and NhGfh n8 ere eise should seek
% Pr into. if that we're tLs case
BE cast hls scruplss on one side.
broke tae seal and tore open the
wrapper Al He first sight Of the
eplrents thus revealed To View. the
young mza uttered an exclamation of
diEmaT. for The first document which
met bis eye Eaz barat and brown. ard
rsdgred almost To fiuder
Were the5 81 alike II 20. the dor
tor would hardi. have taken the psias
to preserve their 30 carefully.
With debate manipulation he re-
moved fhe topm0st paper and placed
il on one s5de- but wifa all his care.
the edge crambfat and broke away In
his hands
Beneath This one vas another
equally injured bus beio~ this again.
vas a paper only partially sinRed. 50
that al idea OF it's contents might be
arrived at after careful inspection.
Prom fez soHdz that met his eye.
be made il out % be a bin of lsdinE.
and put il aside With the others The
rest he spread out before him on the
table.
ITO be conuuuedb
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
Ii. nos, cerron pf..as.

Yorktown. Ark. Feo. z=th--Leisnt
UL--ar1son. ~ D.. 4 successful zrd
e.eFer local physician, says:
There L. scarcely another form Of
disease a physician IS called upon 20
often 10 treat as Kidney Disease.
.rrzr.sbIly prescribe Do6e.s kidney
Psss and an not disappointed IN their
eject for they are always reliable
c51ld mention many cases in which
have used inls rDe1icine with spien-
DID success. for example. I might re-
.eF TO The case Of Ar. A H Cole
age 81. greatly enaclatsd. some
fever. great pala and pressure over
reEio1 Q. kidneys. u-.ns filet with
p8s or corruption and very foul smell
ing snd passed some blood. Directed
20 drink a great deal o, water. gave
brisk pHrgatlve and Do4e's Kidney
Pts. Ths pills were continued reEu-
larry for three weeks and then few
doses every week. especially II patient
fs'; any psiz In region o. Kidneys.
Cured completely aud patient per
formed his duties as farm laoorer In
To-. weeks"
D- Williamson has been a regular
pfae -iCuer FOR over twenty years and
his unqualified Enforcement Of Doad's
K.drey Pills i certainly q wonderful
triaats to this remedy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
cas; 9, xsirrls4s Messages

TIE charge for transmitting wireless
,1as2xss from ship 70 ship n sea Is 9
pe1es g wor1. Ttth tie address and
e KzAEars free From ship to shore
the rate o. The American El1e is 9.
10 ts1 wor6s. ard , cSztz .cr each
ae1ItIo1z5 Eere with 10 charge for
st5-ess and signature Or the Eng-
lssE slce the charge for IzTcozEErzu
frI = hrer ls shilling. fer twelve
varts. and p%nes fer each ascIrioall
pard the signature aG1 address beng
ctzrred for.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
e.i..r-s Hon. pslId.r Corn.

e. named because 80 acres produced
- heavily that i.s proceeds built n
lpFsfy home See Salzer's cAtalog
YfsI9ei IN 1863 In Ind Isz bu. Ohio
10 bl-. Tenn. ss bu.. and in Mich 20
IA. per acre. iOE car beat this record
n ls54.
WAT Do ToC THTxK oy THEsE rIkLDs
EEE AcrEf
10 bu- DAarilsss Barley per e-r.
10 hu. Salzer's New Nat. Oats-per A
70 bu. Salzer Speitz 4 Macaroul Wheat
600 ba. PeilE gree Potatoes Per acre.
lt tons - r. b Billion Dol. Grass Hay.
90 .9os lbs. Victoria Rape for shsep--acre
iss.o 90 lbs Teoslnte. tns fodder wonder.
f.go9 lbs. salzers Superior Foa1er
corn-rieh. juicy fodder. per A.
Now such yields you can have. Mr.
Farmer. in 1904. u you viii plant SAL
zsr's ssed.
Srsr sESD Tuls NOTICE AND ioc
IN stamps 10 John a Saizer SEED Co.
Ia Crosse. Wis and receive their
great eatAlog and lots Of farm seod
samples. 6W. y. VI
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury,

q. mercury slii sursT deslraF the scsse q ss5eE
a1s casn gieissy drrsnEs ths Ehsae sFstesa yb~n
sussrfnx Is taruurh fEs Aapeau- saFfssrs- harh
4 s-tseles sapuA1 never - asr4 cEespf pFeserif-
taas frD fea4tzhs FhSFf1ans. TIE dsis sGs hey
ui d. u ten foli 20 - god gua lss--itiy ce-
rtse frsza fhesa- Hals Gktarla grc I'D
- y. J. Ce~ueY 4 Ca. Fatsio. o. r,.nfsus 70 mef-
gsrE. gzf il tssra tatrFnslF- sFfrs directly Epan
bi1sd ana mucous suffa-e. Il tie system IN
huFfnE Hsiss eatsrfh Gars - sare ygH get The
~Hassf Il = fszeu iufH r1liF ard fasaF n Igiede.
ghio. ~ = J. CHENEY Cos Test 1ss'slia . ifes-
sod y DrusEist-- fFaee. zast- per tszstis-
Take Hslgs auillE l'ills for easssigstloa
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
wRAT Do roc THTxx oy THESE rrKIDs
xorrz axD i0

How suddenly ihes= r1ognfslu- rise
from the plain ''Ba yaa ;hink 50. !
noticed them a long time ago"
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

PIso.s Cure Is TIE bess medicine re ever used
for all affections Of the throat and iunrs--Wn-
o. EsDsLEr. Eanbzrea. ind. Feb. 10. i>oo-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

ErRQ permanently r1red wo e.s sfteR
I'll nf.t sf Df- Elsnss rraf eer.r f--szr~
s- s<nd fer fREE Az 90 trial tos,is ard tr.atsea.
ps- 4 KIzsE, Ltd, Arch h.rest fhllAts ptlA. Pc
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

~cAn you live on 80 cents day. asks
The Chicago News. We can II our credit
hoIds out.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

girl generally has an idea her hair
ogld be nice and nu1y II she lived IL a
.ifIerent climate.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

Occasionally a man remains in the
bachelor class because he j. true TO his
arst I.ye-himseR
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

First comes the doctor then tho lawyer.
then the undertaken. then the lawyer
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

~ Indiana court has decided that =
man must treat his mother-in-law with
rfsp=ct Generally the mother-in-law
attends to that
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
w. L. DOUGLAS; IS;

w. l.. Douglas
shoes have by tleir
excellent style,
easy-fittinz. "a n d
superior wearing
qualities, achieved
the largest sale OF
any shoes In the
world.
They arc Just as good
a. those that cost you
81 to S5-ths only
difference Is the price.
Sod Essysgssse.
Look for name and
price on bottom.
Douglas uses Corona
Gra.Nf. ll-h l.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

Mrs Winaiov's Soothing syrup.
For ehflarra ts-ttrx sofieas tho .uss reduces IN
1snrs-ttoa aiAJs szH. cures vtaa ooe. &c hoti4s-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05
Hiss Irene Crosby prominent in Social Life in East
Savannah, Ga, adds her testimonial to the value
of Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
DEAR MnA PrYEHAM:-.

DEAR Mna PrxEHAx -" II always gives
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and unquestioned merit / have found
Lydia +. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com
pound well calculated 70 relieve and cure
the various troubles arising from Irregular.
ties and menstrual pains
Much suffering could be spared II We
only paid more attention to proper living and
diet, but As long as women do not do this,
your Vegetable Compound has como 70
the front as q true friend in need. I have
been very pleased indeed with the relief 10
has brought me- I find that have perfect
health now, and that my mind is also more
clear and active since / used your Vege-
table Compound. II has been Of great
benefit to E1e, and / gladly recommend It.
Very sincerely yours, Miss IRENE CnosBY.
el3 East Charlton St, Eas. Savannah, Ga
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

II. almost as hard to pay back a. 1T is
N borrow
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-03-05

cccnC Al kinds, Send for s-ed c.saiosus
NEfuN WATKINS MEEcHANDIsE co.
1he~l5ii Ware ST.. Denver.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

Hathaway Is the first jockey of any
note to be hanged in this country. Jerry
Chorn is serving a life sentence for
murder at Joliet. ILL., He escaped the
hangman's moose by technicality in
the law. The crime for which he is
now serving a life term was for killing
a man not woman. Hathaway is now
about 30 years old. He is very light in
complexion. in fact, almost white, and
his father was said to be a we'll to do
business man in this city. AS a rider
he had nice seat on a horse, was fear
less in the manipulation Of his mounts
and was noted for winning races in
which the fields were unusually large.
In his early days in the saddle he rode
time was an especial favorite with that
class of racegoers the bookmakers call
pikers. Hathaway acknowledges that
with the vast sum of money he earned.
had he chose he could today have still
been wealthy man. and. in the face Of
his color, respected horseman, instead
Of standing as he now Is in the shadow,
of the gallows. .ay LA.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS DIVIDED
~ '" OVER HEARST INSTRUCTIONS
State Not for Parker But May Send an Unin.
structed Delegation to
St. Louis

DETROIT, Mich. May 31.-Many
delegates and visitors are arriving for
the Democratic state convention which
meets tomorrow to elect the twenty
eight delegates from Michigan to the
81. Louis convention. There are indi-
cations today that the convention will
be a lively affair. The situation has
narrowed down to the point where it is
contest for and against Hearst in
structions or a Hearst Endorsement.
Whether the convention will declare in
FAVOR OF Hearst is a question, but that
1t Will not indorse Parker or any other
candidate appears to be a certainty.
The Hearst contingent has not put
up much OF fight so far as Detroit
and Wayne county are concerned, but
their strength is understood to be con-
siderable in other parts Of the state.
The Hearst men have been forming
clubs in this city, but they came to the
conclusion that the Maybury machine
was too strong for them to fight, May
bury having early declared his oppo-
sition to instructions for any candidate
to the Michigan delegation.
But the Hearst men are laying claims
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
FALCONIo TO
VISIT Tic POPE
Apostolic Delegate Sailed Today
for Regulation Visit to
the Vatican

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NEW YORK, May 31.-Archbishop
Falconio. the Apostolic delegate to
Washington, sailed for Italy today on
the steamship Stella. The fact that
Archbishop Falconio departs from the
country on the eve of the arrival of
Cardinal Satolli, who is expected to
reach New York within a day or two,
has excited some comment, but in
church circles it is said to be without
significance. 1t is explained that the
apostolic delegate Is paying a visit to
Rome in compliance with the regula-
tons Of the church, not having visited
the vatican since he was appointed
apostolic delegate to Canada five years
ago.
At the same time 1t is an open secret
that the two eminent prelates who have
held the same post at Washington are
not In entire accord In their views on
several questions affecting the church
in America. and it is regarded as quite
natural that Archbishop Falconio
should wish to be absent from WASH
ington during the visit Of Cardinal
Satolli, who comes as a special repre-
sentative of the pope. In order that
his eminence may have a free hand in
transacting such business as requires
his attention here
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

ment from the saddle soon followed. In
his brilliant career as jockey he rolled
In wealth, but, like so many of his
class, he was improvident and spent the
money he so easily earned like 1t was
water. When in the heyday Of his rid
ing glory he met and became intimate
with Ella Thomas, an octoroon. She
was his sweetheart and on her he Law
ished the wealth which flowed freely
into his hands. the result of his success
as jockey. When he quit the saddle
the pair still continued lovers, but
finally, when Hathaway's wealth had
all gone. the woman turned up missing
at their home in Jackson, where they
had settled. For several days he await
ed her return, and then. realizing that
she had left him and brooding over the
fact that he was broke and that was
likely the cause OF her going. he began
a search for her. He, finally located
her at Winchester, but she refused to
90 back to their home In the, mountain
town, and, becoming enraged at her
refusal. he killed her. "'' '0' s'f'"S
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
KANSAS FIFTY
YEARS OLD:
Topeka Given Over to a Celebfa-
ton in Honor Of the
Semi. Centennial

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
TOPEKA, Kan, May s1.-The people
OF Kansas in general and OF the capital
city in, particular, yesterday, began =
two days celebration Of the semi cen
tennial OF Kansas statehood. It wa On
the soth Of May. 1854. that President
Franklin Pierce attached his signature
to the bill polited through congress by
Senator Stephen A. Douglas. which
measure organized the territories OF,
Kansas and Nebraska and at the same
time did much to precipitate the war
between the north ana south. ~ siMI
The streets were decorated, business.
suspended and the time, given over to
parades, public amusements. speech
making and music. There was a larxo
parade participated In BY regular ana
state troops. civil war veterans, PATE
riotic societies and fraternal orders,
with music furnished by bands from
various parts OF the state. Memorial
exercises with prominent 'speakerss
were held in the auditorium this afterss /.
noon. s,i s 3s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

to two-thirds of the delegates from the
rest Of the state, and, even with D. J.
Campau's powerful influence on the
side of Judge Parker. Hearst's friends
assert that they will win.
Not the least interesting feature of
the convention is the question whether
Campau shall be elected the leader of
the delegation to the St. Louis con-
ventiOn or whether he shall be rele-
gated to back seat. Some Of the
Hearst men assert that it would be in
consistent to send to ST. Louis a dele
CATION for Hearst headed by an avowed
Parker man, but others argue that
Campau's friendship is better than his
enmity and that he would be acceptable
to the Hearst people il he desired to
head the delegation.
The Campau- Maybury people are by
no means willing to concede the claims
OF the Hearst men. Mr.. Campau, after
communicating with democratic leaders
throughout the state and with many
of the delegates already on the field,
declares that 80 per cent of the leaders
are opposed to any instructions for the
Michigan delegation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

rotary Moody will be present and ~.
liver an address.
In the past the sessions OF the ool>
lege have been confined to summer
course, but it is now the intention oC
the navy department to continue The
work Of the college during the entire
year. and officers will be. ordered there
for study and instruction e. their other
duties may permit, and the practices
will be continued of having a. large :
number of officers present % possible
during the summer months. issWsfss 10
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
MECHANICAL
'-''' ENGINEERS
Eminent Specialists of England
and America Meet at
Chicago Tonight

ESPECIAL Telegram to Evening Teller. }
CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 31.-Everything
is In readiness for the joint meeting OF
the American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers ard the Institution Of Me-
chanical Engineers of Great Britain.
The meeting will be formally opened in
the auditorium of the Fine Arts build
ing this evening with an address of
welcome by Mayor Harrison and re-
sponses by Ambrose Swasey. president
of the American society, and j. Hartley
Wicksteed. president of the British
society,".
More than six hundred eminent en-
gineers, including nearly one hundred
from Great Britain, will take part in
the meetings, which will continue until
saturday The membership of both Or
carnations is made up entirely Of pro-
fessonal men. the directing, computing
and designing engineers of immense
chanics in the larger universities and
colleges.
Many interesting papers by experts
in the engineering profession will be
read A number of papers have been
prepared by the Britishers on the sub
ject Of refuse Instructors. by request Of
the American society. The papers by
the Americans will be principally on the
development In America Of the steam
turbine and gas engine, the locomotive
testing plant and long distance electric
haulage. ~ t-t&
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

commenced arriving last
evening and all were promptly es-
i'eo 10 the quarters assigned tben,
Inc arrangements for the oon,,o..,"I
Tic most perfect and elaborate
character while the program is one Of
''ie pest ever arranged for a gatber;rs 6,
of the kind '''e' Ill 8
among other features there is to h.
library conference to iptaras. ~,
III the organization of local
anu travelling Libraries and create a
sentiment in favor of the state ,ihr.r,,
commission, for which the fedora tion
"ofheo at the last session of the leg
'siature, but failed to secure.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
OMAHA, Neb., May 31.-Omaha II
celebrating the semi-centennial Of the
signing OF the Kansas Nebraska bill
with elaborate commemorative exer-s
cises today. Streets and public build,
ings are, decorated and many visitors
are in the CITY, The program of thy
day and evening includes civil .AAds
military pafades fireworks and memor-s
ial exercises at which the interest
events and achievements OF the, nety
years since the birth Of Nebraska VIII
be recouptsd by Hon. Henry p. Esta-
brook Of New York ana other speakers
OF note - fn @gFisGmoa 9at III bYaBno
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
NAVAL war
COLLEGE
Summer Course on Naval Tao.
tics 10 be Continued
Throughout Year

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., May s1.-A
number of naval officers have gone to
Newport for the opening tomorrow Of
the summer. course of the Naval War
college. There Is to be no formal open.
ing this year as In previous years. the
function that has usually taken place
at the opening being deferred until next
month, when 1t IL expected that Sec-,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
FAMOUS JOCKEY
WILL HANG
In Palmy Days Rolled in Wealth
Went Broke and Killed
Sweetheart

LEXINGTON, KY, May 31.-Once a
puoiic 1avorite as popular jockey, his
ears tingling with the plaudits of thou
sands that throng the race court on
Derby days, John Hathaway is now
awaiting his doom in the Clark county
jail, at Winchester, Ky. On Tuesday
last, after but nine minutes delivera-
ton, jury declared that the once
noted race rider was guilty of murder.
and must hang for shooting his sweet
heart several months ago
In 1888. 1899, 1890. 1891 and 1892 John
Hathaway ranked high as a skillful
jockey. and in one of these racing sea-
sons alone he pilOted no less than sew
enty-two horses to victory. 1t was in
the racing day glory of the colored
jockey that he scored his triumphs the
days when Pike Barnes Tom Britton.
Soup Perkins, John Porter, Isaac
Murphy, John Stoval, Alonzo Allen,
Eddie West, A. Clayton. E: Jones, FISH
burn Fox, J. Steppe. Hollis and Isaac
Lewis were then the Lynes. the Shaws
and the F'uilers Of the turf. In these
times Hathaway was a favorite rider
with such famous turfmen as Mai. B..
G. Thomas, w. r. Letcher and the late
Byron McClelland, and. though never.
outright in the employ Of the latter.
often rode in the colors of that lucky
The then skillful Jockey rode
many great horses and won on them a
n, hor ~ tho 81 q cCi ~ hof ,,rP
Along In the close Of 1902. though then
still IN his teens. hathaway rapidly be-
gan to take on wAight, and his retire-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31
SOUTH DAKOTA
CLUB WOMEN
Federation Session Convenes To.
day to Work on Library
Conference

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
WATERFOWL. s. D.. May 3l.-Rep-
resentative women from all over the
state have gathered here for the annual
convention Of the South Dakota ,Feder-
atipn OF Women's clubs which will BE-
in session here for three days. The
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-31

VIII 90 pretty hard matter for
any news to get away from The Teller.
News combination.
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On" peb Ntiobag Den 16. Sept6r.
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meb pengs / og git berefter ub
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bapbe ban bog foaet meb fig.
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q 9 & tne0 SiQe0e1 : :

Gn prattiif 2erebog for Smaus
bsrn. 8osen er freben / triftelis
Manb og er besuben interesIant. "a
Siber meb mango 9ineber. 8obt
inobunben 20 Gents.
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6unbreoe T%ort9Qimger.

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