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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-24
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,rvatt has gone to the Yakima
. 'rt where he has livestock inter-
~ cn,ler and Mrs. Spiker of
Ro'' ore visitors in the city this
aniah were
vaisgerber, the young son OF {.
, ~ is reported to be Ill at MS
epe with fever
,orv & Lydon have received
,some new coupe which has been
,ss5 to their hack line service
,tion is called to the ad of the
,vmond cafe in another column rne
serves wine with it's Sunday din
ers free.
q Adams has been appointed by
\ city council to take census OF
ciy and he has already entered
ppon his duties
dance given last night by the
.ol lodge of Elks was most enJoya-
os,ir and all those present pro-
ounced themselves as having peen
highly entertained
Ham and bacon at the Boss market
,oh cents per pound. Lard in five
and ten-pound pals II cents. This
.oo. is Ct our own manufacture and
i. The hest the market affords. tt
Mrs Albert Ebel has purchased the
.,ntsnts of the rooming house known
|, the Hotel Lewiston from F. john
IAN Mrs Ebel will only rent rooms
ora will not maintain a dining room in
connection.
Street Commissioner Knight is using
ball and chain gang on his street
rork this week Yesterday he pressed
into service two Indians and two white
men and he thinks the former accom-
pljshed the best work.
WANTED-1O men in each state 'tc
travel, tack signs and distribute sam
ues and circulars of our goods. Sal
ary $500 per month. $500 per day fol-
expenses kaufman Co.. Dept. w.
Alias Rlde. Chicago. 3-21-l
The postoffice department of Wash
ington have forwarded to the loca
post office supply of neat pamphlets
| Of the rules and regulations of the
postoffice department which are fol
gatuitous distribution to the public.
Hugh Morrison, the contractor. ha!
started the erection of residence fol
John Nickerson on Third avenue ant
Third street. He is also erecting a res
idence for G. w. Tannahill on his prop
erty at Fourth avenue and Secont
street.
Lafe Williams was endorsed
Wednesday evening at a. meeting o
mining men for the position of assist
ant Of mining exhibit for the Lewis (
Clark fair and the endorsement ha
been forwarded to State Senator Cruz
and Commissioner Mcbride.
Washington's birthday was gener
ally observed Wednesday by the clos
ing of the public schools and Of tn
banks and government officers. TIL
postoffice was closed a portion of tn
Gay and many business houses made
half holiday of the occasion.
WANTED-Capable men and wome
LOT census work and to act as repre-
sentatives in this and adjoining terri
tory for magazine and music bushes
OF old established house. Our cata
iogues list over 5000 magazines an
soOo selections Of music at cut price
salary $500 per week. Experience ur
necessary, but good references require
ADDRESS, Sprague Wholesale Co., q
WABASH avenue. Chicago. Ill. 81
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-24
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Mrs. Albert Raymond of Sunnyside,
Wash, went quietly from her home to
her barn, Monday night, tied rope
around her neck. fastened the other
end to rafter, and jumped from the
box and strangled to death. An hour
afterward her dead body was found.
Relatives of the woman say she awas
mentally unbalanced. Her husband left
home week ago to go to Seattle, but
he has not been found. The police are
trying to locate him to inform him of
his wfe's death.
One hundred years have elapsed
Since the public school system of the
city of New York was established The
first formal meeting was OH February
10, 1905. Dewitt Clinton was the first
president of the new incorporation.
The centennial was observed by fitting
exercises Monday night at Carnegie
hall. So.
| 1t is estimated that fully ten per
cent Of the fall-sown grain in the
Walla Walla country was lost by the
late cold SPELL The fall -sown crop was
the lightest in years because Of the de-
ficiency in moisture and the crop OF
1905 will be threee -fourths spring
tsown. 49,, -. = Z
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! paint mine capable of yielding, II
is estimated, 100000 tons of minera
paint is to be developed by Olympus
capitalists. The mine Is located neal
Mount Rainier and has been known tt
the Indians for century
New York at the present time ha
546 school buildings and other schoo
property valued at $4,000, O00.. Their
is registration of $4,000 children ant
1900 teachers employed.
From Tarrytown to New York tn
Hudson river is frozen over solidly TO
the first time in ten years. In the chan
mel at Dobbs Ferry the ice is eigh
inches thick.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-24
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists refund money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case.
no matter of how long standing, in to
IA days. First application gives ease
and rest. soc. II your druggist hasn't
1t send so cents in stamps and it will
be forwarded post paid by Paris Medi-
cine Co., St. Louis. Mo. tt
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-24

From Tarrytown to New York the
Hudson river is frozen over solidly for
the first time in ten years. In the chan
mel at Dobbs Ferry the ice is eight
inches thick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
FELL INTO GRAND ST. TRENCH.
Mishap to Team and Laden Wagon Ties
lin Rush Hour Cars for an Hour.

NII6uap 10 AhA s<euohA "eoOsA s'~o
Up Rush Hour Cars for an Hour.
The Metropolitan Street Railway is pre-
pairing to substitute the underground
trolley for the old horse cars on Grand
street and the trench opened up for the
installation Of the electric conduits passes
the corner OF Mott street, wheFe the old
rookery fell on Thursday. When the curl
GUS crowd was at it's densest yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock Tony Rapallo's
curiosity almost cost him his life.
Tony was driving two horse truck
belonging to G. de Stefrano & Bro. Of 90
Bayard street, and heavily laden with barrels
OF oil. As he approached Baxter street
on the south car track about 9 o'clock in
the evening he forgot about his truck and
became interested in the ruins. Ola sudden
the side wheels left the car track, and the
truck, driver and team pitched into the ten
foot trench at the side. Tony was tossed
into a sand heap, out OF harms way, but
the horses were thrown in a struggling
heap in the pit. 1t took wrecking wagon
and dozen policemen to rescue them.
The mishap completely blocked the Madi-
son avenue cars, which were then filed with
the usual rush hour crowd. The line was
tied UP for more than an hour, while the
truck and barrels were being hoisted from
the trench.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
res. vet even in such a small area the

acres yet even in such small area the
authorities failed to maintain order.
What is worse, they have refused to per-
nit the companies to take steps to assure
their own protection. What has happened
at Baku Is bound to result in remodeling
the electoral law 80 as to include workmen.
The correspondent says he is assured OF
this by an exceptionally we'll informed
Russian, who predicts an announcement OF
fundamental reforms and personal guar
antees within few weeks. The Emperor.
he says, has been completely deceived re-
specting the condition Of the country by
the specious tranquility in st. Peters,
burg. -
The Official Messenger announces scho-
lastic reforms in compliance with the de-
mands of both students and professors.
1t has taken the bureaucracy whole year
to make up its mind in the matter, but the
granting Of the demands is another con-
vincing symptom. 1t is impossible now to
20 back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
DROWNED IN WIFE'S CLOTHES.
Eccentric Man Wore Big Mustache and
Female Toys With Startling Eject.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s-Cad in his
wife's garments, Valentine Felhuff Of Glad
wyn fell out Of skiff into the Schuylkill
River at Shawmont and was drowned.
Felhuff was ferrying man across when he
tumbled in.
Felhuff was most eccentric character.
He was "A years old, a native Of Germany
and potter by trade. His favorite d.
version was donning the clothes of his wife;
even to undergarments, and working and
walking about in them. As he also cult
waited large mustaches of the Kaiser Wilhelm
type the effect was novel.
Whenever there was a picnic or public
gathering near he would put on his wife's
garments and attend.
Felhuff would never cross the Schuylkill
unless clad in his wifes clothes In all
other respects he was sane.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
METAL WORKERS ORDERED BACK.
Building Trades Board Tells Them to Go
to Work Pending Arbitration.

The general arbitration board Of the
Building Trades Employers Association and
the unions met last night at the Building
Trades Club and heard both sides Of the
dispute which led to the present strike Of
the Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers.
A resolution was passed ordering the
strikers back to work next Tuesday morn
ing pending arbitration Of their demands
mediately after their return to work. The
Anal gamated Sheet Metal Workers, who
have already turned down a similar order
by the executive committee OF the board,
will meet Monday night to act on the new
order. President Knight Of the union
the order will be obeyed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
Bryan Breaks Ground for . Library.

SALEM, ILL.,. Sept Sin the presence Of
1000 persons, william Jennings Bryan
broke ground for the proposed Bryan
Bennett library, to be erected on the site
of the house in which Mr.. Bryan was born.
In his address Mr.. Bryan paid a high tribute
to President Roosevelt in connection with
the Russian-Japanese peace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
THREW HIS CASH AWAY.
And HAD TO Pay o. for the Privilege When
He Landed In Court.

He LApded In Court.
Anthony Blaokschmidt had lot Of money
Thursday night when he started out from
his home at 100 Ninth street.
He drifted down to the lower East Side
and had a good time. At last he paused
on the corner of Delaney and Cannon
streets and began to throw his money away.
This drew a crowd.
When a cop managed to break through
the throne Blaokschmidt hadn't much left Of
his hank roll. He was in the Essex Market
court yesterday somewhat sadder, but still
feeling pretty good.
trate.
aOh, yes" replied the prisoner, want
me to buy?"
aNo," said the Court, but you can pay
As to the clerk"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING FOR
Fire Protection.
S. F. HAYWARD & CO.. 20 Warren St. New York.
The Largest Fire Depart ment supply House
In America. Established 1883.
BLAZE AT CHILDS HOSPITAL.
Chemicals With Which Doctor Was Expert.
ncntlnE Boil Over.

A fire broke out late yesterday afternoon
in the east wing of the Child's Nursery and
Hospital at Fiftieth street and Lexington
avenue. This wing is leased by the John D.
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
A visiting doctor was experimenting in
the laboratory on the third floor He
placed some chemicals in water bath
and while waiting for them to boil left the
room. When he came back, he found that
the chemicals had boiled over, setting fire
to the floor.
He tried toextinguish the blaze, but found
that it was gaining Roadway on him. He
thon sent over to Truck 2, which is just
across the street. In a few minutes its
men had the fire OUT In the meantime an
alarm had been sent in and the arrival OF
the engine caused some excitement in the
neighborhood. The damage was about 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
Osborne to Prosecute Tneater Trust.

Former District Attorney James W. o.
corne has been retained as special District
Attorney to prosecute the conspiracy pro-
ceedings instigated by James s. Metcalfe,
Nis's theatrical critic, against the pro-
pnetors Of the Nav York theaters In the
AAw-Elanger combination. The do
iendants we're held by Magistrate Pool
Mt spring and their trials are set down
Tor Sent 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
RING VANISHED IN COURT.
II Was On Finger or Baby Who Was F0n.
died by the Crowd.

Mrs. Elizabeth Viras, who lives at 81
Hamilton street, had falling out with ono
of her neighbors yesterday and went to the
Essex Market court to get summons.
She took her baby with her. -.
The baby wore a small gold ring and the
last time Mrs. Viras saw the ring was just
before she went before the Magistrate.
There was quite crowd in court and every
body wanted to play with the smiling in
FAINT. Anyway, the. ring was missing from
the childs hand when the mother stepped
from the bridge, and she told the cop she
thought they ought to be more vigilant.
Its very strange" she said, that
baby can't come into court without having
it's little trinkets stolen"
The ring wasn't found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
Co,lision spllls Drivers.

A pair of horses attached to carriage
driven by jeremiah Conway of SIS West
Fifty.fifth street ran away yesterday In the
West Drive in Central Park. At 1Osth
street the vehicle crashed into surrey in
which were Max Isaacs Of 40 Great Jones
street and Benjamin Goodwin Of 6ss Broad
way. They we're thrown out and Conway
irritation on both sides. no damage was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
Lsnsteu Suit Filed.

The suit Of the Lanston Monotype Ma
e1ine Company against the Mergenthaler
linotype Company and Philip T. Dodge,
m president, for $4,000 damages fol-.
soel, was filed yesterday IN the United
eeses Circuit Court. - 80 -'sf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
TO BUILD IT'S OWN LOCOMOTIVES.
Union Pacific VIII Erect Big Works at
Omaha 10 Cost R35S 900,

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. s.-The Union Pacific
Railroad will in future build it's own loco
motives and will construct immense loco
motive works In Omaha. where the main
shops OF the system are located. General
Manager Mohler to day said:
4The Union Pacific will spend 9s76 900 on
the locomotive shops, and work will begin
at once. Mr.. Hartman looked over the
plans before his departure fo- tho Orient
and ordered their construction"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
WEST SIDE SCUTTLE THEFT.
House OF DR.. Newcomb Robbed by an
Over the Roof Visitor.

Over the Roof Visitor.
A thief broke into the house Of DR.. James
E. Newcomb Of 11s West Sixty-ninth street
last night and carried away about $500
worth of jewelry. The thief broke in
through the skylight and confined his
operations to the top floor. He entered
the room of Mrs. Wilmot. mother OF DR..
Newcomb's wife, and the rooms Of the two
servants.
All the people in the house except one
servant, who was asleep, were on the
second floor They heard no noise. The
robbery was not discovered until the maid
retired. She Immediately notified DR..
Newcomb, He went to the West Sixty
eighth street station and reported it to the
police. The thief is still at large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
JACKSON COURT-MARTIALED.
NIidshipman Sentenced to Dismissal for
Escapade With Olga Maxwell.

BAR HARBoR, Me-. Sept. s.-Midshipman
Robert Allen jackson Of the Missouri,
who after an escapade with New York
girl overstayed his leave and Joined his
ship here after his father had found him
in quebec, has been sentenced to dismissal
from the service by court-martial.
President Roosevelt. 1t is said, is disposed
to be lenient with the young man, and 1t is
understood in official circles that the Presi-
dent will reduce the sentence to three years
service at sea before jackson is permitted
to take his final examination.
On July 20 last while Admiral Evans's
feet was OF the Tenderloin, Midshipman
jackson left his ship and went ashore on
twelve hours leave. He met Olga Maxwell,
a Haymarket girl. and went with her to Bos-
ton the next day. On Aug. the girl came
back to New York leaving the MILDLY in
Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09

fiiIho:s aemperdtufe' To- " r n
WARRINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAr AND 10 MORROW
For sosfsr~ Neg York. eastern Pennswrdnad' NeU
,....' ord D,,a,oye. faiv 10 day and 10 -morror:
Eom ,o,iabls vtads, becoming northeast.
For the District Of Columbia MARYLAND ana VIZ.
.,ris fair TO day and tomorrow: light northeast
winds ~ .,x-,.
For western Pennsylvania ana western new io'A'
81, IN .asv and 10 morrow; light variable winds.
For New England. fair to-day and tomorrow
-aehn.atndos, ..------.-- -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
The Weather.

The high pressure from the extreme Nor'hwest
and that over the central valleys Joined forces
Yesterday with center over the upper Lake regions
and from there spread over the entire country.
49,, Inc extreme Southwest, where the pressure
was low.
The temperature fell sharply at points In northern
,c,v England, but elsewhere the changes were
moderate. - 80. o,,..,,,.
.a.r ,howcrs in Texas and generally fair
weather In other sections. There were no disturb
ing conditions apparent.
In this city the day was generally fair; WIND ilsht
10 fresh northwest; average humidity. % per een.
w co,rected 10 read TO sea level. at A. NJ.
1910: 8 p. NJ. 3oi3 ~
The temperature yesterday. a. recorded oy tne
oncia, tbcrmometer il shown In the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
Stetson Hats for Men at $3.50

New and Exel , Fall Medsls'
The hat trade maintain that John B. made his big
mistake charging for his flexible conforming derby
They hat than that nothing Of the
idea mistake Of this the hat
dees head Of accord light soft hat
and the up average standard
exclusive Stsson Derby for the young fellows with
snap and vsor to commend the style, $3.50
Stetson Hats the finest all the wod-tha will
Sainsay The standard and a series Of new shapes,
at$3.sO, and from that up $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-09
5aka & Gunp1a&1y
Rreadwax, 33& to gath Sirsst
High Grade Shoes for Men at $3.50

TA ana W.!m!sI haS!s'
The shoes for back the main oorwithn OF
In ITSELF that little But the Of
shoes that the floor much. We believe this
ours the best Affords brand
feathers and the standard in
workmanship and STYLE And ready demonstrate 1t te
YOU detail by detail May The series Of models Is quite
extensive and altogether exclusive.
tBucher Lace Button and Congress Models Of patent
coltskn vc kid, Sunmetal calf calf with single
double soes, drill or leather lined, $3.5O
The oasis., 1905-11-04

son was summoned and went down Saturday night, going out by special conveyance and reached the camp Sunday morning. The injured man, who was unconscious, was trephined, and everything possible done to relieve his condi- ton. The doctor remained there until Thursday morning, and when he left there was some hope for the recovery of the patient He reached home Friday morning. The assailant was arrested and taken to Altar.
The oasis., 1905-11-04
SONORA SETTINGS.

 Wrotnowski and family of Hermo- sillo departed for California.
 It is reported that the Norris x Rowe dog and pony show is head- ed south and will visit Sonora this fall.
 The birth of daughter to MT. and Mrs. z. o. Stocker is an nounced as having occurred at Guaymas on the morning of Mon- day the Both ult
 The machinery for the Llanos de Orc Mining Company, operat ing the Boludo placers, near El Tiro, is now enroute, several car loads having crossed the line this week, and gone to Santa Ana for trans-shipment to freighting wagons.
 Doctor Ray Ferguson, who was at the Buludo placers this week, reports that the way they are get ting out gold is wonderful. Each dry washer is cleaned up twice daily, and from one clean up of one machine he saw taken at least one hundred and fifty dollars.
 From Carbo comes report that one day last week, an American rancher in that vicinity, fearing a descent by Yaquis, poisoned a demiiohn of mescal and then ab- sented himself from home over night. Returning the next day he found twenty-three dead Indians in and about the house.
 From the columns of Fl Dis trito de Alarnos 1t is learned that m American company has sent tn expert to examine the great elaini, "a mine, near Alamos, with vieW |, buying the property, which practically has been in oper- atiun continuously since l72O-a leriol !. one hundred and eighty tive ye4fs.
 The first station on the new line of the Cananea, Yaqui River & Pacific railroad will soon be opened between Batamotal and Guaymas, at the junction of the new road and the Sonora railroad The station will be called Elm l,alme Spanish word meaning janction) and will be located at kilometer Nine. The heavy freight and passenger traffic occasioned hy the work on the new line renders 1t imperative to open the station as soon as possible.
 Mir. Robert Tobey, of Magdalena, who has been in Nogales for the past two months receiving medical treatment, is now on the improve and will soon be on his feet again. Mr. Tubey l. troubled with an old wound. received in battle with Sioux Indians in Dakota about twenty years ago. In fight with the Indians in the Black Hills he had his right thigh shattered by a bullet, and 1t has troubled him occasionally since that time Recently he had some of the dead bone removed.
 At the Boludo camp, in the Altar district, last Saturday morn ing, an American named Leary, fireman for the Llanos de Orc Mining Company, was assaulted with a shovel by a Mexican, the tdade of the implement cutting in |. l.4,. ( l.,
Gilpin observer., 1905-11-30
Phone, Central 1O6
ssPupilg Get FrOgtat Cemfral''

article published in the issue November 3tl Idaho Springs
SngsNews caption relative to the visit OF Idaho
Springs people Central City, the occasion OF the
Choral contest calls for reply The article states that no steps were
supper crowd although all the visitors were
provided with funds their The fact is that the Ladies OF
Degree Central City served in the Workman hall
for each The Idaho Springs
advantage this opportunity 59 out of the 9 con-
being registered having had their supper there The ot
lunches which they ate the house This state
bill for 59 uppers being at present in the
committee Central for payment Others OF the
Springs visitors whose entertainment the committee is not
financially responsible known have taken their suppers the
A. o. u w. hall and at restaurants the city
The Sngs article further that the house not
chair for the visitors The fact is that Friday after
Springs teephoned for fifty reservations At that
time twenty five reserved for the Idaho Springs visitors and
the promise made that what extra seats needed should be placed
the as the Idaho entered the house
coueousy told the
ton They conducted to seats and later ask
ed the aie Almost without exception the Idaho
Springs people accepted the situation aciouy Many of the Cen
a City people holding reserved seats made no demand for thn but
disturb the visitors took in the a 1t further
chair reserved the stage for the chorus In
this let state that the number the stage 300
every pupil provided with chair The Central City High school
first and then left the of its crowded
into the auditorium and the floor rather than
crowd the visitors on the stage.
"e musical throughout the rendered by
Idaho Springs talent the Sifngs and the only numbers
that elected applause from the audience Idaho Springs
n well ppauded and deserved but the other chouses received
also their full
Idaho Springs delegation
subjected gross ngne Let mention that the Central City
High school led the cheer for Idaho Springs when the judges
nounced the victory for the Idaho Springs High school
We making this statement facts not only for the sake of
people justice the visitors Idaho Springs who
certainly fairly represented by the spirit of the article
SiftngsNew Be it said that the feeling existing among the
testing schools cordial the relation between the
Valley Springs
and Gilpin county is thoroughly pleasant