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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
CHAMPIONS
TO COMPETE
Prominent Players from Europe
Will Contest With the
American Experts

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa. April
25.-During the next deck or so the
eyes of chess experts and devotees
throughout the world viii be turned
toward this resort. Here the greatest
masters of the game in all parts of
America and Europe will engage in a
struggle for the worlds championship
Prominent among those gathered in
the assembly room of the Hotel Rider
when the congress was formally opened
today were C.. p. Lawrence amateur
champion of England Dr. Emanuel
Lasker, of Berlin, who holds the worlds
championship: D. Jonowski, champion
OF France; NJ. Tschigorine champion
OF Russia: Carl Schlechter, champion
of Austria: Geza Maroczy. champion
Of Hungary; Jacques Noises. cham
pion of Saxony. and Robert Teichmann,
the famous Anglo German expert of
London.
The American contingent was headed
by the redoubtable Pillsbury and in
cluded besides the champion OF the
United States such well-known experts
at the game as w. J. Barry. Frank J.
Marshall, A. B. Hedges and W. E.
Napier.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
CHARLESTON
DEFEATED
Local Team Wins Ball Game
Yesterday by Score of
Five to One

Yesterday was great day for the
fans. The weather was fine and the
ball park was in good condition for a
game. The Lewiston "Bunchgrassers"
sent the Charleston "Sagebrushers" to
the tall timber the latter trailing a
little measly score of one. The home
team carried five TALES tied to their
the first victory of the season. The
game was warm one from an expert
standpoint. The local team was in
good form and played ball from the
start but ii must be said to the visitors
credit that they were not slow in hold
ing up their end and the score stood
one to one until the eighth inning
when a block ball allowed Lewiston to
score again and Williams sent a three
Dagger to center and came home on a
by Bradbury
There was universal satisfaction of
the games yesterday and the crowd
was good natured all day. Much praise
is due Hester and Williams the home
battery for their excellent work. Wells
help up his end at short and Chap
man played we'll at first Bradbury out
did himself at second and Hamblen
held down third creditably. The out
fielders were in good form and showed
that they had been practicing hard.
The Charleston team is in good shape.
They played fine ball and each one of
the players are deserving Of special
mention for their knowledge Of the
game. A few more games and they
can get out and play with the best Of
the teams.
Score by innings:
Lewiston .........0 0 1 D 0 0 0 2 2-5
Umpire-J. w. Bradbury.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
MOVER CAN'T GO FREE
Supreme Court Refuses Bail Pending
His Habeas Corpus Decision

DENVER, April 25.-The supreme
court today refused the application of
President Meyer of the Western Fed
Grafton to be admitted to bail pending
the final arguments on his writ of ha :
beas corpus suit. challenging the au-
thority of Governor Peabody in declar-
ing martial law and suspending the
writ of habeas corpus.
These arguments will not be heard.
Until Justice Campbell returns to the
state in about two weeks and the Anal
decision may not be reach for at least
six weeks. In the meantime Mover re-
mains military prisoner at Telluride.
The sitting judges today We're Justice
Gabbert and Justice Steele, both DEM
ocrats. Steele wrote the opinion and
Gabbert concurred
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Case Of Shaft vs.. Fitzgerald on Trial
for the Day

The case of c. w. Shaft VS. Edward
Fitzgerald occupied the attention of
the court today. The following trial
jury was chosen for the case: Cham
bers Mustoe, William Laurence, John
w. Westfal f. G. Ellsworth. Jno. w
White. ]. S. Mounce, S. r. Southwick.
Oliver Mc1ntire. John Risse, George A.
Clay, George NJ. Henderson, and
Thomas Stevenson. The attorneys in
the case are I. n. Smith for plaintiff
and D. Needham for defendant This
case is one in which the plaintiff is
seeking to recover $135 for professional
services when the defendant was in
jured on the sidewalk year ago this
winter. Mr.. Fitzgerald sued the city
and the jury brought in verdict
against him. Doctors Shaft, CARSON
and Hurlbut were placed on the stand
to testify to the onableness of the
charges. c. F. Lydon and Attorney
s. L. Mcfarland were witnesses for
the plaintiff. This case will probably
take all day and part of tomorrow.
In the district court this morning the
case of Moore VS.. Moore was stricken
from the trial calendar. 70.
stipulation was filed by Attorney
James E. Babb, signed by the parties
in the case of Anna Binnard VS.. Robert
Gfostein. asking that that case be dis
missed without prejudice each party
paying their own costs. This case was
settled out of court last Saturday
The jury came in Saturday evening
with verdict of $500 for the plaintiff
in the case of L. F. Williams VS.. W. C
Brooks ct al.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
READY FOR THE GO
Kinney and Maivery Will Issue Ssrone
- Arm JoIts Tonight

Everything is in readiness for the
twenty round bout tonight at the opera
house between c. H. Red Kinney and
Jack Malvery, the Buffalo Kid, Both
men claim to be in the very best Of
condition and will go into the fray
reay to win honors. Kinney statedto-
day that he thought he could stop the
kid" in less, than ten rounds. He is
why. has long reach and a vicious
straight drive which If it reaches Red"
is likely to put him out of business.
Malvery seems to be confident and says
he Will have no trouble of stopping
Red before fifteen rounds. There will
be some good preliminaries put on this
evening and from the advance sale of
seats good crowd Is expected.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
OF
THE CARTOON
Homer Daven port Will illustrate
His Lecture Next Wednes-
day Night

Homer Davenport, the great cartoon
list. will visit Lewiston on Wednesday,
April 81, and will speak about THE
Power of Cartoon" at the Lewiston
opera house. under the auspices of the
High school, Davenport, whose famous
work as cartoonist. is known all over
America. is splendid story teller, and
his lecture is made up of a choice Sc
lection OF storiettes, adventures. anec-
dotes and experiences of all kinds.
There is not a moment, that during in
terest. He tells his stories. crayon in
hand. and illustrates them with rapid
cartoon drawings. Nothing more con-
else has ever been said of him than
the remark of Ex-Governor TAYLOR:
Davenport is volume of wit and
h"mor. and each cartoon tells an elo-
quent story" Although the trend of
his lecture is of a humorous vein. some
of his stories have their pathetic side
the story OF the Widowed Duck"
for instance. But witty or pathetic,
they are told as only Davenport. with
his magnetic personality. can tell them.
pers have paid him fabulous sums to
obtain. From a ne'er do well in the
little western town Of Silverton. he
has In "A few years risen to the pin
nacle OF success, and is sought after
at the present moment by half the
newspapers In New York offering the
highest salary ever paid TO cartoon
list. but before going into harness
again" Mr.. Davenport intends touring
to the other coast-getting fresh ideas
and recnperating after a long spell of
hard work. The tickets for his lee
tnre are now on sale
To those who signed the watterson
subscription list will be given the priv
ilege Of selecting their reserved 'seafs
up to noon tomorrow. after that time
seats will be on sale to the general
public at the Pring Candy store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25

Consult US before buying a watch
Hames. .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
BASEBALL
ENGLISH
Queer and Unique Expressions in
the Sporting Columns De. {
light the Fans

Now the sap begins to stir in the lar
guage and sporting blood" in most of
us. Quick readers Of the always inter-
esting columns Of the sporting page
are dulled by habit to the neologisms.
the salient expressions, the strange. at
tractive lingo: the language in a Ian
lauge. The new York Sun collects from
one issue of that journal the following
examples of baseball English las she is
wrote" Imagine a foreign scholar,
familiar with conventional. bloodless
English. compelled to translate into
French or German phrases like these:
Cardinals and Browns limbered up
for the edification of not a few Of the
fans"
shannon will pull off couple Of
steals"
Both are ripe. and the one that
shows the best in warming up will be
sent to the slab"
= Joe Corbett IL slightly overdrawn."
"Demontreville comes in on hunts
and can lace the ball out"
Beloved Of the bleacherite and
bound to make strong impression
with the sun gods"
"A bunch of batters that will send
many pitcher to the WALL
"Padden should be in the games up
to the handle"
AN excellent receiver and appears to
have a nimble think tank"
"The Cardinals come home with
clean sheet" "A
''Smoot (not the senator) knocked a
few around yesterday"
Here IL an edaquate tongue. written
by many masters and spoken by many
millions. Yet the naughty and absurd
note Of it.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
FUNERALS HELD TO-DAY
Car. Barn Bandits Taken to Their Final
Resting Place

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller
CHICAGO, April 25.-In a downpour
of rain the funerals of the late auto
matte trio of car-barners was held this
morning from the undertaking rooms
where the bodies have been since the
execution. Three thousand morbid
people stood about. Services were held
over all three, Catholic in cases of
Marx and Vandine, and Protestant for
Neidermeier. The latter was buried at
lakewood and the former two at Mount
Carmel. The mothers babe farewell to
their offsprings kissing their paid
faces.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25

For sewing by the day. see Mrs.
Knapp at ass Ninth street. st
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
We Are GROWING

The Valley Lumber company have,
today, received two cars OF sash and
doors being the first shipment Of fifteen
or twenty cars to comprise the opening
stock to go into their new ware house
that Is about completed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25
CYCLONE SWEPT TEXAS
Seven Are Reported Killed and Man,
Injured

FORT WORTH, Tex, April o5.-A
cyclone swept northeast Texas and
southern Indian territory Sunday even
ing and seven are reported killed and
from forty TO fifty wounded. Many
We're injured at Mt. Vernon and at
Winnibro and at Sulapa six were
killed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-25

Notes and bills of all kinds collected
by Parks & Merrill. Room 81. Adams
block.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
KR0TK|E HOTATKI MlEJsk|E.

- Alderman Butler q wardy, u
znaAy przez rade miejska "a niego-
dnego zasiadac W rzedzie swych ko-
legow, pragnie ma drodze sadowej do
chodziG swojej krzywdy. Powiada, re
radzie ME bylo wolno uchwalae, takiej
rezolucyi.
- Samuel A. Clark umarf W szpita-
lu izolacyjnym ma czarna ospe. w "a
jezdzie n nion str, blisko Lake str.
zaszio kilka wypadk6w zapadniecia
ma ospe. UrZad zdrowia kazai lokal
poddae dezynfekcyi.
= Republikahsh klub z wardy wy
stapii projektem, azeby mayora
miasta wybierala rada miejska, ME
og6f obywateli.
Burmistrz pozwolii pedlerom
wystawiac sw6j towar pred swieta-
mi ma chodnikach Me wolno i'm tego
czynit tylko ma State ulicy W pobli-
zu jej.
= Akcyonaryusze kompanij tram
wajowych polnocnej / zachodniej
dzielnicy miasta pogodzili sic soba,
azeby wystapic wspolnie przeciw u
nion Traction Co.
- Sedzia. Grosscup kazai dzisiaj "a
rzadowi Union Traction Co. zapiacic
s5OO,OOO dlugu.
Pod inspektorem gazowym s. Wal
ter zaiamaly sic schody W domu pm.
229 La Sale ave. Walter spadi do Di-
wnicy rozlupai sobie czaszke.
Politykier Fran. ]. Brokowski.
byiy posel do legislatury, ME uznaja-
cy sic "a Polaka, pomimo re nosii pol
skie nazwisko. zaczadzil sic gazem "
lokalu Cook County Republican Mar
ching Club. w kieszeniach znaleziono
przy, MIN tani zegarek Is cent6w.
= Jan Olszahskt otrzymaf pozwole-
ME ma stawienie domu wartosci $4,000
pm. 1901 N. Robey str.
= Ma tramwai linii Clark str. ma
padio przy ujsciu z tunelu trzech dra-
bow, kt6rzy stojacym ma platformie
pasazerom wypr6znili kieszenie, ze-
skoczyli nastepnie tramwaju 1 zni-
heli ciemnosciach nocy.
- Isaak Colburn, mieszkajacy "
hotelu, wniosf wczoraj skarge rozwo'
dowa i W 20 minut p6zniej byl JUL
wolnym jak ptak. Gdyby byl ukrad&
100000 dolar6w, process ciagnalby sic
priez kilka lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
Rome nOtdtkI teIegraficzne.

= Niemieccy rzeczoznawcy mary
narki wykazuja, re niemiech port wo-
jenny Kilonii lepiej jest ubezpieczo-
ny, anizeh Port Artura.
w wegierskiej izbie posl6w ma
stapiIo odroczenie do % grudnia z
rozporzadzenia cesarza.
: w Budapeszcie budzi sensacya
fakt, ze znikI bez wiesci znany W ko-
ZACH tamtejszych towarzyskich woj-
skowych m1ody porucznik Szilagyi.
Zachodzi prawdopodobienstwo, re u
ciek} do Ameryh, pope3niwszy fa1-
szerstwa wekslow inne naduzycia.
= W rozruchach moshewskich
wczoraj wzieli udziai tamtejsi Ormia-
ME studenci.
= 2 Finlandyi donosza. re ukaz
carski zaprowadza jezyk finiandzN W
urzedzie clowym, pocztowym innych
jeszcze departamentach cd dnia 1go
stycznia 1905.
= Wedle urzedowych wiadomosci z
Londynu, Irlandyi zbi6r kartofh
wypad} tylko czesciowo niepomyslnie,
a Rad poczynii kroh celem zapobie-
zenia klesce glodu W prowincyach
nawiedzonych nieurodzajem.
W senacie zwiazkowym sesya
trwaia wczoraj try minuty, W izbie
posIow niewiele d1uzej. odroczono sic
W obu kbach do srody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20

rocznie, lecz pytanie, czy projekt
ten obciazajacy zbytecznie szyn-
karzow, przyniesie rezuhltat po-
zadany, gdyz wiecej niz pewnem
jest, re podwojenie oplaty icen-
sow, zredukuje do polowy liczbe
wyszynkow.
Madame nova prolongate kon-
cesowa kompanii tramwajowej
City Railway, do dnia 2Sgo iute-
go, 1905.
Postanowiono podjat dyskusys
mad projektowanym ordynansem
koncesowym ola kompanii tram
wajowych ma posiedzeniu dnia 23
stycznia.
Ustanowiono dystrykt prohi-
cyjny ograniczony rlicami N. 49,
Fullerton ave., N. 52nd str.
Grand ave. i Armitage ave., W
27mej wardzie.
Uchwalono wypiacic sluzbie
miejskiej pensye grudniowe
pred swietami.
Odroczono posiedzenia rady
do poniedziaiku, dnia ego sty.
cznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
zofte niebezpieczehstwo ola
Niemek.

Hr. Aleksander Hartzfeld-
Trachenberg, attache poselstwa
niemieckiego W Toxic, zareczya
sic z corka bylego japohskiego
ministra, wicehrabiego Aeki. w
sferach arystokracI niemieckiej
wiadomosc ia wywoiala nienlile
wrazenie, juz bowiem czterech
niemieckich arystokratow w Ja-
ponii sic ozenilo ijak zartuja ME
mieckie pisma, jesli dalej tax poi.
die, Mode pokolenie panger-
manskich hrabiow i ksiazat, mice
bedzie przewaznie skosne oczy
zoAts skore, tenn bardhiej, re mall
zefstwa Japonkami So bardzo
owocne. N. p. hr. Coudenhove,
ktory przed IL laty ozenil sic W
Japonii z panna Mitsu Aojama,
chowa ma swyn zamku W Rons-
berg dziewiecioro drobiazgu. A.
genci handloYi, inzynierowie i
kupcy niemieccy, osiadajacy W
Japonii, zenia sic tam rowniez z
corami ziemi chryzantemow, tax,
ze ostatecznie ME Japonia ia
pohczycy, ale Japonki stanowia
dla niewiast niemieckich "z6ite
uiebezpieczenstwo."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
Odwazna dziewczyna.

Grand Rapids zawstydzilo me-
tropolie pod Michiganem. Swoja
przewage zawdziecza pannie Fan
ME Neenan, ktora bawi tutaj u
swej przyjacio}ki, pani Harry
Schneider, pm. 1o N. Sangamon
str. .Obie panic gawedzi}y w ku-
chni, wtem weszlo dwoch mez-
czyzn, ktorzy bez wielkich koro-
wodow zazadali wydania sobie
pieniedzy. PAM Schneider onie-
mia1a i re strachu ME mogfa ru-
szyc sic z miejscaylecz panna Nee
nan zdobyia sig ma odwage, ,chwy-
CHA "a stolek i manewrowala MIN
TAX energicznie, re rabusiom przy-
szedl ma mysl Kuropatkin "a
jego przyk1aden1 skoncentrowali
sic ME predict, az ma tyiach zlo-
,dziejskiej arrnii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
Wtorek dnia 20go Grudnia 1904 r.
w New Ulm. N. Y. zos:anie pc

= W New Ulm. N. 7. zos.anie po-
stawiony pomnik, poswiecony panic
ci nieszczesliwych, ktorzy zgineli W
czasie katastrofy ma okrecie "Slocum"
dnia Is czerwca b. T.
= Kilka mil ma zach6d cd Daven-
port, Iowa, eksplodowa1 kocief parowy
lokomotywy kolei Rock Island. Kon-
duktor lokomotywy Calhoun palace
H: Kinney zostali zabici. cztery o.
soby pokaleczone
= Sad apelacyjny W Kansas City,
Mo-, zatwierdzil wyrok skazujacy Sc
natora stanowego Williama P. Sulli-
wanna ma 100000 kary "a przyjecie
3ap6wh.
= w wyborach miejskich W Colon
W Panamie oddano rzadowcom 220
gios6w, a opozycyonistom %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
Aposto1 w k1opotach.

"Prorok Eliasz IIgi," kt6rego
w1asciwe nazwisko jest Alexan-
der Dowie, znajduje sic znow w
k}opotach pienieznych. Sprowa-
dill sobie az re Szwajcaryi bo-
gata synowa, ktorej kapitaly mia
1y go podratowac, tymczasem'
Szwajcarce nudzito sic W "Syo-
ME-" ME przypada1o jej do gustu
1ekcewazace ia traktowanie ze
strony "proroka" i jego syna,
wzbronifa sic przepisac ma rzecz
Dowiego swego majatku i posta-
nowila wrocic do ojczyzny Tell'a.
Ia wialdomos6 podkopa1a luedyt
szarlatana w tutejszych instytu-
cyach finansowych, a Syonowi
chicagoskiego "proroka" grozi
nowy krach.
skarga przeciw kompanii telefo-
now.
Chicago Telephone &c" uzy-
skala pozwolenie ma szpecenie
miasta Gala siecia drutow w r.
1881 pod warunkiem, re placie
bedzie miastu pewien procent Cd
dochodow. Zarzad kompanii do
trzymywal umowy, lecz wzbra5
nia1 sic ustepowac czesci zyskow
w townach Lake View, Lake j
Hyde Park, kiedy te towny wcie-
lono do miasta. Rzecznik korpo-
racyj, p. Tolman ukladal sic
kompania nadaremnie, udal sic
przeto ma droge sadowa, azeby
miastu przysporzyG dochodu W
sumie $3.50 do $500 tyslecy dola-
row. Pierwotny kapitai zaklado-
wy kompanii wynosi} 100000 do.
larow, a obecnie rozporzadza ofa
kapitalem S15,ooo,ooo. Pojedyh-
cze, ma razie 10 dolarowe akcye
posiadaja obecnie wartose us do
larow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-12-20
KrOnika MiejscOua.
Ruch przedswiateczny.

Wczoraj trudno bylo przecis-
nae sic w srodmiesciu przez uli-
ce State obracac sic swobodni~
w sklepaeh departamentowych,
gdzie w kazdym poszczegolnym
dziale, a zwlaszcza ma pietrach,
przeznaczonych ma zabawki dla
dzieci, panowal scisk trudny do
opisania. Liczba sprzedawaczy i
sprzedawaczek byla zdwojona,
pomimo to kazdy i kazda mich
mia1 do czynienia po uszy.Wczo-
rajszy obrot dzienny W srodmie-
sciu obliozaja ma sumo poltora
miliona dolarow, a ogolny do
tychczasowy obrot w sezonie
przedswiatecznym ma 6 do 10 mi
lionow. Pomimo to w skladach
departamentowych w innych
dzielnicach miasta, a zWlaszcza
przy Milwaukee ave., ME zauwa-
zono tel pielgrzymki narodow do
srodmiescia. I tn panowa} ruch
niezwykiy, a niejeden dobrze ma
TEN wyszedl, zaopatrujac sic W
swoje potrzeby "u swoich," "a.
miast w srodmiejskiem zrodle
"taniosci." WidzieliSmy faceta,
ktory tryumfem opowiada}, re
obszed1 kilka SHADOW w srodmie-
sciu i kupil jakis przedmiot "a
$2.25, podczas gdy. wszedzie "a
dano "a taxi sam przedmiot $3.50.
Zrobil bardzo niemadra mine,
przekonawszy sic po niewczasie,
re w skladzie przy milwaukee,
ave. sprzedawano te sama rzecz
po diva dolary. Me hvlby nadto
jezdzii tramwajem, marnowal
czasu i gniotl sic W scisku ma
State ulicy.