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The Republican journal., 1904-12-15
MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
Miss Nellie d. Thompson has been in
Dover, Me-, the past two weeks, engaged in
evangeliStic work. 49,. Miss Lena Clements
has returned to her home in Massachusetts,
....Miss Mabel Mears has been quite ill the
past ten days. Mrs. Eliza Whitney, who
is spending the winter at Frank Wood
bury's, has been seriously i'll. :. Mrs. Mary
Robinson has returned from Freedom and
will spend the winter with Mrs. W. r.
Merithew.. Mrs. Sophia Hartshorn is
with her daughter in Belfast for few
Freedom visited his mother, Mrs. E. E.
Mears, Sunday, Dec. 4th. Mr. A. Nj.
Daggett has taken the contract to build two
huge rollers for the town Of Brooks. They
are to be used in breaking roads in winter.
They are IL feet long. I feet in diameter,
and are made of very heavy hardwood lum-
Der. One has been completed
LIBERTY.
L. c. Morse has been on business trip to
New Hampshire the past week. Nv. ID.
Sanford and W. J. Knowlton left Tuesday
for Washington, ID. c., with three carloads
of apples. They expect to be gone about
two weeks. .Arbutus Chapter, 0. E. S.,
will hold its regular meeting next Monday
evening, at which time there will be work
and refreshments, after which will occur
the election of officers. The Branch Mills
stage made its last trip Friday, the route be-
ing discontinued. There has been new
route established between here and Liberty
vile. (Sherman S Corner) and G. NJ. Bagley
has the contract. The Reading Club will
meet with Dr. and Mrs. Holt, Saturday
evenings until further notice. Mrs. Hattie
Clough went to Belfast Thursday to attend
the funera service of her brother-in-law,
George U. White. Alden johnson, for
merly of this town, and son of Moses and
Carolyne johnson, died in Boston last week
of typhoid fever. His remains were brought
here Friday for burial.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
LEWISTON SOCIETY PEOPLE
HANDED SOMETHING FOR S4.OO
Chocolate CoIored Lady Visits Normal Hill and
Succeeds in Introducing Something
New in the Toilet Line

Take this mirror. do you notice the
slight reddish tinge and see the gray
hair has partially disappeared. Now
YOU see we have put this article up in
quart bottles which we are presenting
to the ladies OF the country at 81 per
bottle. We have only agreed to dispose
of ten gallons in Lewiston at this price.
Two weeks later some other represent
atives of the doctor will call and see
you and the price will be SO per bottle
instead OF -. After that you can not
secure the tonic without sending the
money In advance to our Denver ad-
dress. The price OF 81 is only charged
to pay the expense of advertising the
retuvenator. Now with each bottle
which you purchase will give four
more messages and would suggest that
you be ready with your hair down and
waiting for me at eight o'clock tomor-
row morning. Be prompt as have so
many to call on. Two bottles? thank
you. take q check? oh. no. I would pre-
Ger not. am rather superstitious Of
checks. Of course not saying that they
are not good bat prefer the coin Yel
eight oollarA Thank you. Now mus
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
CAESER YOUNG
INQUEST HELD
Woman in the Case Said to Have
Purchased the Pistol
Used

tspecial Telegram to Evening Tellero
NEW YORK, June S.-Further testi-
,,ony heard by the grand jury today in
the investigation OF the death of Caesar
Young is said to have thrown much
light on the mystery but the witnesses
are closely guarded and every effort is
made to prevent the testimony becom-
ing known. Seven witnesses including
the widow, his two brothers, in-l law,
McKean and Luce, Patrolman Junior.
Dr. Hanlon. coroners. physician who
performed autopsy were examined. The
nawn broken who sold the pistol to a
woman also was called and asked II
he could positively identify the pur-
chaser OF the revolver and said he was
not quite sure of her identity. The
district attorney refused to give the
name of the pawn broker. An adjourn
ment then taken until tomorrow, when
other witnesses will be called. The
toroners hearing which was postponed
until tomorrow was again postponed to
await the action of the grand fury.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
IDAHO MANS LUCK
Former Member Of Lsaislature From
Shoshone County Finds Sulphur

PRESCOTT. A. T.. June 81. J..
Sanders, treasurer of the Hearst club
of Yavapai county, has discovered a
remarkable mine which has most unex-
pectedly placed him upon the highway
to wealth. 1t is nothing less than a
wonderful birthstone crater. containing
a fabulously rich deposit of sulphur of
the highest grade. This crater is 5000
feet in width and 1000 feet in depth.
Since the United States annually inn
ports 100000 tons of sulphur. the great
value OF Mr.. Sanders find can be ap-
preciate. He made the discovery in a
region that hitherto has remained prac-
tically unexplored.
Mr.. Sanders was formerly a member
of the Fifth legislature representing
Idaho county and Is personal friend
Of ex-senator Heitfeld. Sanders has
many friends in this section who will
be pleased to learn Of his good fortune
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

Are you the lady of the house? well
l am pleased to meet you. am Miss
Minnie Burns Of Denver, Colorado, rep
.esenting DR.. Mary Burns OF that city
who has delegated me to give to the
world the secret that has SO long been
hidden from public gaze. Allow me your
attention for just few minutes and
will explain my visit May l come in?
thank you, ! will take seat but
haven't much time to stay and will
only keep your attention a short tome.
You see when quite young ! was adopt
ed by the doctor who educated me and
as l have always been useful to her in
the past she determined that l should
be the one person to hrst herald the
great discovery Of a new main restorer
that will prevent the hair falling out.
turn gray locks to black and with suf-
ficient application give an auburn or
reddish tinge to your hair. Electro
Magnetic hair restorer and rejuvena-
tor II the name that has been selected.
Now allow me to give you sample
massage on your head Of, sthisa tsuic
J Thank you. does It not feel bsttns1
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
OEPORTATlONS
BY WHOLESALE
Militia Now il Full Control Of
the Situation About
Victor

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
CRIPPLE CREEK, June s.-The dis
.rict is again quiet after Wednesday's
exciting events. No further trouble OF
any kind is expected A. the militia and
200 deputies are in charge OF the camp.
The coroner's jury In sitting today in
the Independence outrage but no ver-
diet IL possible for several days.
The returning members of General
Bells force that participated In the
Dunville battle say 1t IL remarkable
Fully thousand shots were fired on
both sides. Carley was killed by
Krag Jorgensen bullet fired by MEM
ber OF Sergeant Baldwin's squad. Bull
lets sprinkled about General Bell, strip
ping the rock OF earth, failing to dis
turb his equilibrium. He calmly di-
rected the operations and ordered the
accompanying newspaper men to cover
up their white vests and take on their
After twenty minutes the hot firing
shaded OF into hours OF desultory work
when twenty men were captured, four
teen being members OF the union. These
were brought to camp, and the others
| released. Bell declines to call for more
troops claiming he has suhhcient force
at hand assisted by deputies to control
the situation. G. c. Friedley. alleged to
have fired the shot that killed MCGEE in
| the mass meeting riots Of Monday war
captured on Thompson's ranch neaI
Canon City today.
The deportation Of union miners con-
tinues under direction Of the citizens
committee, appointed by General Bell
The committee was In session all nigh
considering the cases of individual
miners but the result has not beer
made public. Tyson s. Dynes one o
the foremost lawyers of Denver ar
rived last night and is today preparing
for Citizens alliance form to be sub
mitted to the employers of the distric
pledging them to refrain from employ
ing any person connected with the labo
unions. Five thousand men and womel
. will be effected. 1t IL also decreed tina
: no idle persons shall be allowed I
remain In the district. This is a sig
nificant move.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
BOND STILL
TOO HIGH
Hannah Elias Still Languishes in
the TOmbs on Account
Of High Figure

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
NEW YORK, June S.-Hannah Elias
was brought before Justice Clarke of
the supreme court today on writ Of
habeas corpus and her bail reduced
from fifty to thirty thousand which she
was unable to furnish and will remain
in cell in the Jim Crow" row OF the
Tombs prison until her examination to-
morrow afternoon. James Osborne, a
well known criminal lawyer has been
retained in her interest The woman
passed between the lines Of uniformed
police to and from the entrance Of the
court and hundreds crowded about for
place of vantage until extra details
had been sent for.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
DETAILS OF the WEISER FIGHT
AS TOLD BY SENATOR HEITFELD
The Mormon Resolution, the Subject Of Warm
Contest Which Was Finally Won by
the Senators Friends

keep the practice alive. Every dele
gate in the convention could plainly see
that Dubois had spoken the truth and
ment was an admission that Mr.. Dubois
knew whereof he spoke. President Bas-
sett's further statement that II left
alone he as one OF the council OF sew
enty, highest in church authority In
Idaho. would personally 80 to Salt Lake
to plead with his people there that they
in the future keep their hands on OF
Idaho pol tics. was an open admission
that the charges preferred by the antis
along this lire were true in every re-
respect. It was President Bassett's
statement that caused Swayne Beatty
OF Canyon county, known Mormon
sympathizer, to withdraw his second
to Editor Broxon's motion OF striking
out that portion OF the resolutions re-
ferring to the Mormon issue. Bassett.
had best never spoken. Nothing could
be said for or against this question
after this speech. that could have In
any way affected the convention. II
| the question had been before the con-
vention for month longer II would
have stood in the end as when the res
olution passed, namely 215 against 81"
How about the Hearst endorsement.
+, Senator? Shortly after the delegates
/, vention, the Mormons made overtures
/, to those Hearst men who were most
strongly in favor OF instructions to the
effect that II they would Join them (the
!. Mormons) in opposing the anti-Mor-
/, mon resolutions. they in turn would
assist in forcing the delegates to In.
'struct for Hearst. Mr.. Nugent o.
posing this move stating that tn
Hearst men were not In favor Of an!
alliance of this nature. Later got a,
opportunity to address the caucus ant
secured an adjournment until oclocl
the next morning. During this interim
an understanding was had between al
the forces favoring anti Mormon reso
lutions and those favoring instruction
for Hearst, which resulted In the pass
age Of all the resolutions as they wer
adopted in the majority report"
Do you think senator that 1t woul
have been possible to have avoided In
structing for Hearst? mo. Their
were sufiicient Hearst men instructe
/ by their county conventions to put thi
: through by an alignment with the Nor
r mon delegates and 1t was up to Senate
I Dubois and his followers to decid
e whether they would encourage such a
' unholy alliance or yield their person,
E views along this line and accept II
e mild endorsement passed"
r Senator Heitfeld expects to leave heI
D for the st. Louis convention about II
r first OF the month. Senator Dubois
n now in Hot Lake. Ore. for few da!
I and stated to Mr.. Heitfeld that II
II could possibly do so that ne would Wis
o Lewiston before going to Blackfoot.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
RUNNING FIGHT WITH BANDITS
Posse Has Thsm Surrounded in thu
Hills and Fighting Desperately

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
DENVER, June "a running fight
is going on with the robbers who held
up the D. & r.. G. westbound passenger
train No. near Parachute, Tuesday
night. Two of the robbers were shot
today and Deputy Sheriff Mohan OF
Glenwood Springs was wounded. One
OF the bandits is dead. The pursuit
and fight is still in progress at the l.
w. Smith ranch this afternoon.
A pitched battle between the posse
and five men who held up the d. & r
G. train is progressing this afternoon
near Glenwood Springs. one OF thu
bandits is fatally wounded. They ART
surrounded in the hills and desperate
shooting continues.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
HEARST CLAIMS
ILLINOIS
Ills Boomers in that State are
Confident But Expect a
Hot Fight
Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller,
CHICAGO. H.. June s.-Democratic
pohtics In Illinois is linening up in
view OF the state convention to be held
al springfield next week. The conven-
uon VIII name delegates to the national
convention In addition to placing in
Illumination a state ticket. The Hearst
oooiners appear confident that their
csnuidate has sufncient delegates
p'eosed to Insure Endorsement. but the
opposition IL prepared to carry on the
nsnt to the last ditch and strong hope
" expressed that Hearst instructions
VIII yet be defeated. Comparatively
Itt'e attention has. been paid 90 Tar q
sae contest for nominations ON the state
..ekee A ham opsen nausSs are men.
uensd IN eunnsct,un w1th the euber.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

CA-oeudtOT AcHTy 1SitAcIu, ~. ".
and Geo. G. Martin returned
last evening from Weiser where they
attended the democratic state conven-
tion. The senator looked exceedingly
happy as he stepped from the steamer
last evening and there il no question
but what he can well feel proud OF the
actions Of the state convention. His
wishes were carried out in many re-
spects and he was additionally honored
by being named as a delegate to the
national convention which meets at st.
Louis in July. If all reports are true
the convention just held by the demo-
Gratis must have been one Of the warm
est things ever held by the party in this
state. The issues were so widely di-
verging that it took master hand to
manipulate the proceedings. The re-
suits were carried out according to
slate and the excellent work of the
steering committee is one Of the main
features of the convention.
Senator Heitfeld was seen this morn
ing by The Teller reporter and was
asked concerning the situation at the
convention. He said: 1.-The conven-
affairs ever held in the state. The real
fight was on the Mormon question and
when the alignment was perfected the
vote in favor OF the anti -polygamist
resolutions was SO overwhelming that
little was left to the opposition but to
quietly submit. In the face of the fact
that the Mormons and their sympathiz-
ers were in a hopeless minority. hours
were spent in discussing the question.
A. A. Frazier, Lafe Pence and Senator
! Dubois presented the question from the
anti polygamist standpoint while the
Mormons were defended by Editor
,, Broxon OF the Pocatello Advance, At
torney Holtxheimer Of Pocatello. former
State Senator Tom Bassett, now pres.
one Mr.. Poole Of Fremont county.
! THE able presentation of it's side by
| the anti Mormon advocates did much
to bring about the passage of this res
olution, however, the plea of President
Bassett would have been i'm itsel
enough to have united all fair minded
delegates. who were not either Nor
mons outright or so-called Jack Nor
mons. in favor of the anti Mormon res
olutions. Mr.. Bassett in his pie;
begged the convention to allow tn
Mormons to settle the question in thei
own way. He took the position tina
polygamy was only practiced by tn
old gray heads who had been taught b.
Brigham Young and the heads Of tn
church following that it was one OF tn
principles of Mormonism and that thei
salvation depended upon adhering I
this doctrine. At no time did ne refe
to Senator Dubois statement that me
like Bishop Bulge and other prominer
I Mormons in this state who were sti
! in the prime Of life were continuing I
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
PASSENGER WRECKED
Enoineer and Fireman Killed by Run
ming Into an Open Switch

tSpecial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. June 9.-The
Southern passenger running from At
ianta to Washington was wrecked this
morning at Salisbury. by running into
an open switch. Engineer Haynes and
Fireman Watkins were killed. The en-
gine and postal car were smashed. Not
a passenger was hurt. The switch had
been tampered with. -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
be going and / viii call promptly In the

be going and l will call promptly In the
morning"
And there are over half a hundred
OF the society ladies OF Normal Hill
who are waiting for Miss Burns to re-
ing. but alas, she never came back and
all that remains in exchange for the ~
per il quart beer bottle OF alcohol, a
little salt and some lavender and helio-
trope perfume for scent and color. The
lady in question was neatly dressed
colored woman who blew into this burg
Monday night. She had little dog.
a male gentry Of the colored order and
small grip. They put up at the Globe
lodging house on Third street. Monday
evening she was seen In the rear Of the
lodging house working over lot Of old
beer bottles and filling them with salt
and water and other concoctions. Early
Tuesday morning she went to Normal
Hill where she melted the residents Of
that district and II 10 reported that she
worked the hill to the tune Of over SAO0.
Some Of the ladies were remarking that
It was time their hair began to change
color. But she never came hack and
the prospects are she never Will. Lew
iston will forgo the pleasure Of having
IN. their midst q number Of the auburn
haired feminenity, At least untfl thu
next agent arrives.
Chief Of Police Masters II today in
vestigating the matter and learned that
the smooth lady OF chocolate hue had
found urgent business elsewhere and
left on the Spokane train yesterday
morning. He has communicated with
the officers along the road to be on N,
lookout for her. The color or the tomb
IL a light shade Of bottle green. IN tn,
course of her conversation with 4 mum
ber OF her customers she gave her nam,
rs Mamie Burns residing at go Broad
way. Denver Col care Of DR.. Mar.
Burns. It Is understood that some D
the ladies' win write to the doctor an,
| advise her to send along another a.
sistant to finish the job.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
FAIRBANKS OR HIT
RooseveIt's Running Mate Will be
Chosen Today

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The ques-
fion as to who will be Roosevelt's run
ming mate will probably be the uotcome
OF conference Of leading members OF
the house and the senate this after
noon. Under an arrangement which
the president approves Cannon. Fair
banks. Hit. Dryden and Overstreet are
among them. 1t is understood the choice
vests between Fairbanks and Hit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
mccoy IS ARRESTED
Indiana Banker Charged With Embez.
element Of Funds

Especial Telegram to Evening Tellero
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June S.-Thos. j.
Mccoy. cashier and junior partner OF
the private bank of Mccoy and COM
pany, Of Renesealar near here was ar
rested last night and charged with en-
bezzlement. The amount is said to be
heavy Mccoy assigned some time ago
for quarter Of a million. He was a
prominent politician.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
LEVI z. LETTER DEAD
Millionaire Merchant Prince Dies Sud.
- denly at Bar harbor

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
BAR HARBOR. Me-. June e.-Levi
Zeigler Letter former Chicago mer-
chant prince, millionaire. died suddenly
here this morning. His eldest daught-
er Mary married Lord Curzon. viceroy
Of India. His only son. Joseph. created
an International stir in 1893 by almost
succeeding in running a corner on the
wheat market with estimated losses OF
$3.00o,o00.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
PORTLAND NINE
IS CLOSED
General Bell Closes the Only
Union Mine in Cripple Creek
District.

Especial Telegram to Evening TeiIer.y
VICTOR, Col, June s.--Geo. Naylors
proprietor OF the Record. today said he
would establish a new plant soon -
possible. He estimates his loss =
$1,000. Joint funeral services were hsld
today over five OF the Independents
victims.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon General
Bell issued a proclamation closing tn
great Portland mine on the ground of
its harboring dangerous class Of men
The Portland il the only union mine IN
the district and employs between ~
and 500 men.
A squad Of mounted infantry m0
are pursuing nfty -five union miners -
the Beaver Greek region They have
orders % shoot n the arrest - reslste4
II - 6eared tne death list va - laroA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Revolution 10 Ended

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller
WASHINGTON. June 9.-Admiral
Sigsbee cables from Monte Cristo that
the Custom house will begin business
tomorrow. All ports in San Domingo
are now open to commerce and the rov.
olution is ended.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
soATs AL REpAlREO
Japsnsss Vessels injured Il pvler Gn-'
sassmsrts Now Assdy

Especial Telegram to Evening Tellsf.1
ROME June s.--A Tokyo dispatcIs
states the Japanese cruiser and four
destroyers. two gun boats and nve toT-
pedo boats that were damaged IN th@
various engagements at Fort ArtAur
have been repaired and have rejoineG
Togo.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
RANSOM FIXED At sss,ooo
Moroccan Bandits Will Give Up Their
Prisoners If Paid

Especial Telegram to Evening ieher''
WASHINGTON. June s.-Admiral
Chadwick cables from Tansier TINS
morning: "The minister OF foreign
AFFAIRS has instructions from Fe. ac-
cedins TO all demands Of Raisuli. the
two prisoners VII be released a soon
:. ,hs ,ansom. about IS, 90. u paid"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Victim Of Heart 0iseass

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
CHICAGO. June s.-Leiter was 70
years OF age and had been suffering
from heart disease for some time. His
fortune 10 estimated ~ twsnty-nve
millionA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
NEW YORK, June 9.-Cardinal Sa-
toll arrived from Rome today. A large
party went down to Quarantine on the
steamer to greet Satoli.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Carrier Pigeons in Warfare

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
BRUSSELS. June s.-During the last
Few weeks the Russian government has
made large purchases Of carrier pigeons
IN Belgium for service in the far east.
The publication of this fact has led to
an interesting discussion as to whether
violation of the neutrality laws is in
volved.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09
Fire Loss at Antwerp

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller)
ANTWARP, June 9.-Fire today de-
stroyed many buildings with a dam
age of two million francs.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-09

Material nomination and the outcome
of the contest cannot he nref,fcta6 a.
yet with any degree of certainty.