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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
CRON|cAS FSPEC|AltS PARA ia DEM0cRAC|A"
(POR Raj AEL .CONTE0
New York, Enero, 1906,

en- primer lugar, muchos rusos, I'm
lsndeses y polacos; despues muchos
slemsres, austriscos y iudios; des-
pues muchos italianos.
Los italisnos sor, por 10 comao,
mas anarquistas que socialistas (ha-
bio de los italisnos de New York; Pc
70 como que 10 p olicfa no permits las
msnifestaciones anarquistss, los miem
bros de esta secta tienen que confor-
formarse CON msrchsr en- pos de 10
banders rojA del socislismo, aunque
llevsndo escondido baja Ia blusa mu.
grienta el pufial dc Santos Cassrio y
la bomba de Ravachol.
Observe, y qulero que conste pa
RI satisfacci6n de los organizadores
de ID manifestation de sysr, que DO
tiguraba en- 10 fiesta 10 bandera na-
cional dc nipgdn pals. Alguien pro-
puso que se incluyera en- el progrsma
<the estar spapgled banners pero &
esto 80 opusieron los <directores de
10 iornada,s alegando que sratAndose
dc un seto de caractsr ipternacion al
10 bandera americana estaba dem&s.
sPor otra parte, diio nn ruso que
Ola { demontos achIcharrados, noA'
otros 90 somos nj smericanos, ni ale
names, nj rusos nj polacos; somol
socislistas, es decir universities, J
nuestra bandera tiene que ser 10 uni
versal..... .es decir, LA RUJA!s
Grandes splausos.
Puestos de scuerdo en- este punto
% puso en- marcha 10 cuchipanda 90
cislists & los scordss de la Marsel'e
% que captahan los manifestantes OF
todos los idiomas del mundo, meno
on frances.
Al frepts del cortej , iba ell directo
del psri6dico siAdelante!s forward
iniciador de la fiesta. Dsspu6s venfal
los DENTS y las demts.
| Muchos portabsn estandaftss 60
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
OESDE vEGA-ALTA
Junta de damas catolicas.
Sin sacerdote. Gestio-
nes inutiles.
EL PADRE GARCIA
81 temple cerrado. La Jun
ia de caminos. Tres carre-
teras en- reparacion.
Ell PADRE GARCIA

Hace mas de I'm si1o ne constitny6
en- este pueblo una junta do dsmas CO.
t6licas, Ia cusl con 10 ayufs de varios
caballeros procsdi6 una colscta pa
ra sl sostspimiento del quito. Dsads
sotopces 90 solicits del ilustrfsimo 90
nor Obispo 81 M mbrsmiento de nm
sscsrdote hssta 10 facha NADIA 90
ha resuelto.
Para la cslebrsci6n de las fies-
tas de NavidAd y Afio Nuevo, estos
vscinos trsjsron ds San Juan al pres
bftero don Arturo Garcia, el cual,
dsbido & su correcto proceder como
particular y como ministro dc 10 re-
ligi6p, 90 capt6 les simpstfss y 81
sprecio general dc este vecindario,
quien aprovecbando que djcho pres.
hitero no tsDfa curato, 10 ls ofreci6
10 sueldo para que vIniese aquf, Ssi el
honorable Prelado conssrtia On clio,
ri padre Carols, tan amable STEM.
pre-, acept6 el frscimiento y al efecto,
rscibi6 una carts para el sefior Opis.
90 frmada por dos respetables caba.
lleros de 10 localidsd, solicitando sl
nombramiento del padre Garcia.
Dssde ell dia de Aiio Nusvo que se
fae el padre Garcia, el temple no abre
sus puertas.
La Junta de cAminos del distri.
to prccsde con actividsd al arreglo
de los caminos vecina'es.
Estamos sati,feehos, pues en- Ia
actuslidad sstan tres carreteras on re.
parsci6n. No sucsdfa ssto cuando los
rspublicanos mansiaban ests ramo,
porque es necessrio decirlo: Vega
Alta psg6 qujzas mucho mas por este
eorc apto, que la mayors de los pue
blos del distrito, y DO 10 ghst6 un cen
tavo en- ningupa repsraci6n.
CORRESPONSALs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03

Aver conmem0raron los socialists
neoyorklnos el primer sniveraAriO dc
10 espantosa matarza de obrsros y
estudiantes ruuos ea las GALES de San
Petersburgo, que hA pasado & 10 his
toria con ell nombre de <Domingo
Rcjn.s
Una muchedumtre inmensA com.
pussta de obreros, msndigos, limpia-
b tss, vsgabundos, tran,ps. desocupa'
dos y curiosos, hombres y mujeres,
viejos y pifios, march6, grit6, cant6.
insult6, discurse6 y Sc emborrsch6
dursnts custro hora,, en- 81 lado Este
de New York
Ii procession, al des smbocsr 90 el
Buwsry, era imponente. Tspfa algo
del ssoscto de una asonada de 10
Montsfia en- 10 epoca del Terror, o dc
una manifestation pdblics del sbonnet
rougess en- tiempos dc la Commune.
Confeso que desde que presencie
el espectAculo de aver me siento menos
demo que autes.
Nd me opongo al sncialismo nj
quiero m Il & los zocislistas; pero de-
claro que no aceptare sus doctrinaa
mientrss no 10 bsflen.
Los socialistas que aver 81 desd
Tar olfan muy NAL.
Fran el pueblo, el pueblo sobera
no, el pueblo que tanto vale y tante
representa-. -; pero s1clo, cubiertt
de harap pos, desgrefadc, anti estetico
PreH.ro la corruption moral q Ii
fa!ta de aseo, y todas las grsnde'
ideas teorfss socialistas prefero Q
bodoir de Madame Du Barry.
Entre los manifestantes se conta
ban muy pocos amsricsnos. Los Jan
KEGS no son &C cialistss. IPars que
Los dsicos pusblos que lusha an por Q
meioramiento de la especie humanI
son los puehlos que sufren y los pue
BIOS homogeneos.
En- 10 pre- cesi6n de aver fgurabsr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
CORRESPONSALs.

oaci6n ro,ftlca, pero me cd forzoso
,nmplir un deber con mi conciencis q
apsrta 1dome del camlno que esta si
que y sbrAzando con fe y entusiasmo
bandera de Ia Uni6n como afmbolo
ie los buenos pAtriotas.
Muy respetuosamente.
SILvERIO SANTIAGO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
YAR|kS NOT|c|AS
ri gobernador en- San Tho
mas. = Hamill. - Lutz.
Policfa enjuiciado.
SCI CARNIVAL"
Nueva imprenta. -Junta Su.
perior de Sanidad. -Exa-
menes de maestros.
SCI CARNIVAL"

Esta msi1ana salisron hacis Saint
Thomss el gobsrn ador MIR Winthrop
ysu seerstsrio particular Mr. Frazier.
Rsgrssaran sl ldnss pr6ximo.
Ell soronel Hsmill, de 10 pcliefs
irsular, ,cumple hoy tres siios dc servi
clio en- ell cuerpo.
Hoy sslt6 hacia Guyana el 90.
mandapte Lutz, quien ssistirA & un jul
clio sobrs fsltas que hs de verse en-
dicha poblaci6c.
Para el 9 del corriente 90 sen al6
on Ia Corte municipal el juicio contra
sl policfa Manuel Cintr6n, por atrope.
10 en- el parque al ioven don Carlos
Patron.
~por el vapor ~Filadslfss lego
oil nueyo taller On que 90 editara 10 re-
vista ilustrada <El Carnaval,.
Segaraments en- 10 semana entrsn'
10 que1a' "a montados los nuevos ta-
Heres en- 10 casa ndmero 81 de Ia cslle
de San Francisco.
Ell misrcolcs pr6xtmo se reunira a
10 Jlnta Superior de Sanidad.
-El iutz municipal dc San Ger
man condsn6 al comsrclapts de dicho
pueblo fefior Ansslmo Nsgr6n, por in
fraecionss & las leyes de rentas inter
mas.
-Esta mafiana ipgresaron en- ell
Departamsnto de Tesorerfa varias
multas de Mays gtez, Toa alta, Ba'
yam6n.
En- los ldistritos escolsres dc
Ssn Juan, Carolina, Humacao, Fsisr.
Dc, Guayama, Csguss, Aibonito,
Poncs, San Gsrm&u, Maysgusz y
Aguadills 90 veriticsron hoy ex&me.
mes oralss de los candidates & macs
tros que fueron aprobsdos en- los
examsnss por escrito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03

sAbaio los tiranos Las meiorea
pa stillss para Ia tos son les de Smiths
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
DESDE YAUCO
Los restos de Mejfa. Acto
solemne. .-P6stumos home
najes. Discurzos.
CONTRA LUS CUATEEROS
Alexandra Franceschi Sc Sc
para del partido repub)ica-
no. .-Otros le seguiran.

Procsda tes 10 San Juan llegaron
sl domingo, en- g sren de Ia tsrde, los
restos 3el ilnstre puarsorFiqus DO don
Francisco Meifa y Rodriguez M&s
de mil alma esperahar os en- la ests-
ci6n del fevrocarril v scompe nsronle,
en- procession or1eng d> hasta ell temple
cat6iieo y 81 cemertero, All1 hicieron
uso de 10 pslshra ! seiiofea Manuel
G. Min, Epfanio G tl4rrez y Etgio
Homero Rod'iguez Todos hablaron
blen y 10 impr visrcidn del sefor Ro-
driguez fue un himao & las viriudes
cfvicas dsl valer so soldsdo de Ia
Pasris, querido nor dos por todos
respetsdo en- Yauco, su pueblo natal
y tsatro de aus vriles csmpsfas en
pro do las libertades pstrtss
Han sido deteaidoS por supues.
to combinsci6n IN roros d. eabAllos
valen,in Iriza zarfy, Claudio y Panta
leon Flores.
Es digua de escomio Ia attividsd
desplegada per el pundonoroso tenien'
to Guanil en- Ia csmpana inicisda
contra los custreros szote de nueslros
campos,
-Ha cauGado prt funds sensaci6n
sn les maltrechas flas del repuhlica
nismo el hsberse retirsdo de su parti-
do el popular y rico hasendado don
Alexandra Frsnceschi.
Aseg1rase que con este motlvo los
partidGrios del ,efi If Fesnce' chi, que
no son pocos, 30 segdiran hacienda
polisica republicans
C0RRESPONsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
ATtNTA |SVITACI0H

Hamos recibido una invItsei6n
para el bale de soclsd sd que SO cele'
brar& mafIana uor Ia ocho on r O
Piedrss, por iniciativa lie Casiuc de
aquel simpatico paen can metivo dc
L. inaugursc On del alumhrsdo elec'
trico.
Tsrminado IL bEiie hshra un ten
especial para San Juan.
So presume que 10 FIESTA resultSI &
animsds y brillsnte
Damos graSiss, pr Is invitaci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
La curaci6n de las Hernias

radcmn BRAGUERo ampanao del arche e
Doctor Fr
umblca
Sc precos.
Conutas dee Ttuan 2 altos Apartado O San juan K
enes d del orrene saGr Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
En- esta lmprenta sc ven
de papel viejo 4 81 quintal.

de papel vie1o 4 81 quintal.
Esa4ssssRssasasEa asa:asssaggSsg8s
letreros como estos:
<Muera ell Czsrl-Compren cjga.
rrcs Sweet Caporsl.s
<Abajo los tiranos Las meiorea
pa stillss para la tos son les de Smiths
Y cstachin. cAtachan!
Luego vinieron los dissursos que
fueron nume- osos ' Iargos, y termius
ban invarisblemen,e con gritos de
sMuera el tirano!s, SYLVIA el pueblo
aoberano. Y otros on eauo.,
FL entusissmn era indescripsible
las aclamaciones incssantes.
Despues slguien apareci6 en- Ii
plata forma y pidi6 recursos para |,
santa csusa.
Entonces se disolvi6 In msnifeata
ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
N IS De La CAMARA
Las deudas en- los Municipios.
Sc aprueban con enmiendas
los articulos del 1876 al 13o
~.Au uAAsAs~ns~A
DlsPOsIcIONES
El lines pr6ximo continuara
la lev municipal. arias
comisiones.

Amplismos 10 informsci6n dc 10
session de hoy ca 10 Cimars Dc Dele
gados.
Sc discutieron los articulos acerca
de las deudas que puedan sontraer los
municipios.
Sc aprob&ron desde el 126 oil l32
inclusive.
Dichos srticulos determinan las
obligs clones, contratos y procedimisn
tos de dichos orgapismos.
En- Ia assi6n pr6xlma 90 diseutiran
las sDisposiciones gsneraless dc 10
Ley Municipal.
Estas abarcan los arifculos 132 al
l47.
Por 10 avspzado do 10 horA sl
presidente,::A pstici6n de IN delegado
suspendi6 10 session.
El Iioes 90 reunlrA ID C2mara &
lss dos dc 10 tsrde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03

Hoy SO reunisron las comisiones
de Hacienda y Prssupussto, Lsgiala.
ci6n y Policfs, & fin de activar los
bills, que serAn plestos & discussion
tan pronto tsrminen los debates dc 10
ley Municipal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
THEY WILL BUY
100000 TREES
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. Wn., March GA. VAN
Holderbeke, formerly state horti cul-
tural inspector, but now with the Otis
Orchards of Spokane, and George 8.
Morley, manager Of the Colville Or
chard company, were in Charleston to-
day and placed orders for the largest
amount of nursery stock in this sec
ton Of the country. The order was
placed with the Vineland Nurseries
company and consisted Of 10000 trees.
consisting principally Of apples, which
will be used during the coming season.
George S. Morley Of the Colville Or
chard company placed an order for
10000 apple trees which will also bo
used during the present season.
The vineland Nurseries company has
been recently organized by George ".
r. Peaslee. William Kerkbride and AM
drew B. Heiskel, and was formerly
controlled and owned by Mr.. Peaslee.
who has brought 1t to the present
standard. The business has grown to
such immense proportions that the new
company was the final outcome.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
WESTLAKE LOTS
ON MARKET SOON
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Westlake, Idaho, March 27.-Chief
Engineer Woods of the Idaho Develop
ment Co. and party Of six men left
here yesterday for the Salmon river
country to make a permanent survey
of the tunnel for the power plant. 1t
Is understood that Engineer Woods
has made permanent location of the
line through Westlake towards Lewis
ing the terminals. etc.
1t is supposed that the townsite will
now be surveyed at once and that town
lots will soon be put on the market.
Crom & Stewart report that there has
been quite a demand for town lots al
ready but they haven't contracted any
aud will not till the survey has been
made and the plot recorded.
Roads in Bad Shape.
Raymond Bartlett and Mr.. McKin-
ley passed through town with two loads
Of freight for Cottonwood today. They
report the roads as being In about as
bad as they generally get.
Cattle Doing Well.
Jerry Weber Of the Salmon river
country was in town today anC reports
range cattle doing fairly we'll. Stock
men think there will be no further loss,
there being plenty of old grass and a
sufficient amount Of new to furnish
good feed for cattle.
Sells Timber Land.
l.. p. Erickson sold his timber ranch
to Jacob wiltse Of Grangeville. The
quarter is exceptionally well timbered.
Mr.. wiltse paid $500 cash. The deal
was negotiated through Crom & Stew
are.
Fixing Up the Sawmill.
NJ. s. Mccoy is in town from Forest
Mr.. Mccoy has taken the position OF
head sawyer for Fred Rustemeyer in
the old Birlee sawmill Mr.. Mccoy Is
shaping the mill up, getting ready for
the seasons rum Owing to the fact
| that Mr.. Rustemeyer didn't get pos
!, session OF the mill till late In February
ne will not have large run this year
| but he figures on saving about $780,
900 feet.
After the Taxpayers.
c. E. Benton, deputy assessor OF
Nez Perez county is across the line ir
Idaho county trying to run down the
absconding taxpayers of his county
He seems quite successful.
r. o. Reigel brought in a load o.
farm implements from the Nezperct
tramway for Ford & Co. today.
C. l.. Smith has taken the contract t
paint house over near Ito.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
ELklNs MAKES SHARP REPLY
Denies Flatiy Statements Made b,
Governor cumnins Of lows.

Wheeling. w. Va. March 27.- SEN
ator Elkins last night issued the fol-
lowing statement relative to the letter
Of Governor Cummins OF Iowa. which
was made public last night:
II want no controversy with Gov
ernor Cummins felt 1t was my duty
to resent in q proper manner his as
sauIt on the senate Of the United
States and upon the interstate COM
merce committee and its chairman.
What he had to say about me indivi-
dually IL OF no moment. but don't
think q man ~ prominent ~ he should
be allowed to traduce the senate. make
unfounded statements without being
called to account"
Elkins denies Faulkner suggested
questions during the examination and
declares he IL not on the side Of the
railroads.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
SET ASIDE BIG
SUM FOR Navy

Washington. March 27.-The house
naval affairs committee has decided to
report the following programme for
new ships: One battleship to cost, ex-
elusive of armor and armament six
millions: three torpedo boats to cost
$750.OO0 each, and 100000 to be ex-
pended by the secretary Of the navy
for submarines. at his discretion.
The naval bill carries 500, 750. 900, ana
the current law aggregates sos. 1000. 900.
The new bill carries 100000 to repair
the old Constitution, and q similar
amount to begin the construction Of
dry dock at Bremerton. the dock to
cost eventually $1,400.0 900.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27

Kendrick to attend the wedding Of an
old friend. ~
Frank Berkstresser arrived yester-
day morning from the Snake river
lninss In which he is interested. He
reports everything looking In good
shape. Mr.. Berkstresser will return
the last Of this week.
Go to Mrs. Willison In Charleston for
your Easter hat. 9
New Goods Received.
A swell line Of lace curtains. por-
tiers. couch. table and stand covers at
Z. s. Mellingers, Charleston. 9
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
FINDS CACHE
STOLEN GOODS
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Clarkston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. Wash. March 27.-Mar-
shall J. s. Warren yesterday morning
found a box containing . card Of seven
neckties and two steel traps cached"
In the rear Of the San Guard meat
market on Sixth street. The neclkties
were marked m for the cost mark and
ne selling price was 20 cents. The
card had originally contained eight ties
and the party had evidently taken one
to wear.
A careful Investigation Of all the
stores showed that the ties were not
taken from any Of the business houses
In this city. The goods had only been
N hiding short time ~ the butcher
hsd only day or two before repaired
thu place where the articles were
found.
ss Charleston Personals.
2. L Church and family arrived last
night from Atlantic, Ia. ana will spend
ne summer in Charleston and may de-
enc to locate here. He u = brother
q the well known contractor. r. 3.
Crouch.
= J. Mcfarland + moving into the
Fatrie house. corner Of Third and
Sycamore streets. ssss-s's III N
c. J. shelander and family WIN leave
On the Owl train tonight for their old
nome at Mian6esburg. Ohio. whore thss
WIN reside.
Edward Sweeney. who has bssn vis.
stins his brothee-inx1aM.4n G. Miller
zen over the n =. ~ Mosaing for I
tour Of ths coone
Miss Bsnner q ~ Claulnsa Com
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
Between women
AND CHICKENS

special to Evening" fep<
Nesperce, Ida1f MafcA The city
council is up 1eainf sa NE Jroposi-
ton. At ting last nieSt1hg \ Petition
was prea<Ated tisAedsby : y pber Of
prominsnA cAtisaAs asking forfaA ordi-
nance n16NehinS chickens flPm rum
Mig avlarge. The petition VIZ favor
abk Acted 6pOu and now the citssdads
an \onA \nte9 by another petition cir
cuIAtAd MphOminent women Of the
town a1ldnS that chickens be permitted
to run AN|erge.
Betw& ZEN the chickens and the women
very liv1Ay things are promised.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27

built; and should any change be made
in the plan of said bridge during the
progress of construction or after COM
pletion, such change shall also be sub
ject to the approval of the secretary of
war;
Will Be a Postal Route.
Sec. 8. That the bridge and it's ac-
cessories constructed according to the
provisions Of this act shall be law
full structure and the same is hereby
declared to be a post route, and no
higher charge shall be made for the
transportation Of the mails and the
troops and munitions of war of the
United States over the same than the
rate per mile paid for their transporta-
ton over the railroads leading to said
bridge: and the United States shall
have the right Of way across said
bridge and Its approaches for postal.
telegraph. and telephone purposes; and
equal privileges in the use of said
bridge shall be granted to all telegraph
and telephone companies.
Equal Use BY Al.
"Sec. 4. That all railroad companies
desiring to use said bridge shall have
and be entitled to equal rights and
privileges in the passage of railroad
trains over the same and the approach
| es thereto. under and upon such terms
and conditions as shall be prescribed
| by the secretary of war upon hearing
the allegations and proofs Of the part
les, in case they shall not agree.
"Sec. 5. That the said bridge herein
authorized to be constructed shall be
kept and maintained so as to secure at
all times reasonable and proper pro-
visions for the passage of vessels
through the same, and there shall be
maintained on said bridge by the COM
pany aforesaid, from sunset to sun
rise, during the season Of navigation,
such lights as the lighthouse board
shall prescribe; and such changes shall
be made from time to time in said
bridge and at the expense OF the COM
pany aforesaid. as the secretary Of war
may direct in order to preserve the free
navigation Of said river; and in case
OF any litigation arising by reason OF
the construction and maintenance Of
said bridge, the same may be tried in
the circuit or district courts OF the
United States for the districts Of
Washington and Idaho. in whose juris-
diction said bridge Ia located: Pro-
vided, That nothing in this act shall be
so construed as to repeal or modify any
of the provisions of the law now exist
ing In reference to the protection Of
the navigation of rivers or to exempt
this bridge from the operations o.
same.
! Completed In Two Years.
Sec. 8. That this act shall be null
and void II the actual construction d
the bridge herein authorized shall no.
be commenced within two years and
completed within four years from thu
date this act takes effect.
"Sec. Z. That the right to alter
amend, or repeal this act IL hereby
!, expressly reserved"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
TELLER'S POPULARITY
CONTEST OPENS TODAY

The most popular teacher
will be given box party at the
Temple. The Christian, one Of
the best attractions to visit
Lewiston in an entire season.
win be given. II you elect your
friend she may invite you to
Join her party. She can invite
nine friends. Every copy OF the
3 Evening Teller will contain a
coupon. but the coupons will
not be good II over 4s hours old.
The contest will close April Z.
90 you must get to work at once
II vow have a friend you wish to
zee get this prise.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27

Guthrie, Okla, March 27.-A special
to. the Capital from Perry says:
Three persons sustained injuries that
may prove fatal and thousands Of dol
lars worth Of property was destroyed
in a cyclone that struck the neighbOr-
hood south Of Billings. Okla, at 10
o'clock Sunday night Telephone and
telegraph wires are down in all direc-
lions and particulars are practically
unobtainable.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
rwo FIREMEN ARE INJURED
Thsatsr n Meridian, Gems y D.
stroysd-Loss 10 >t6opoo.

Meridian. Conn.,. March 17.Tha
Meridian theatre and q fourstofy
brick adjoining were destroyed BY nro
last night. The loss Il placed at 31Se.-
900. Two firemen were injured Willis
fighting the IRE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27
cranssviIIs Nevs Notes.

0V0UOOVdsO svN1vS svSsS
Special to Evening Teller.
The few days of spring weather has
set the farmers to plowing on the
prairie. though, rain today interfered
with the work. The e9bp prospects
were never better.
Bert Deering ana Kiss Eta Fuller
were narrisd sunday sat the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W. Hockersmith; Rev
C. T. Mcdonald Salciating.
Enoch Afden. Eliich was to have
been piayJ herd last night. has been
postponed. ~ wan Vert who had
charge Of NE Hay. has gone 70 Port
land IN e6pAecaon with Z. y. G. a.
Nm IN mis- city Sunday night. to
Attol Aey ~ Mrs.. Rssse Hattabaugh.
dau1A NJ. The same night 70 Mr..
ana lGrs. Hawcroft. twins.
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DID NOT PAD PAY ROLL

Indian Agent Wilson 10 Acquitted
Lax Methods Shown Up.
New York, March 27.-Frederick A.
Wilson, formerly financial agent and
distributing clerk at the Indian bureau
warehouse. was acquitted today Of the
charge Of padding the payroll.
It was shown, however. that thu
warehouse has been conducted with lar
methods.
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sEArTLE MADE REsERvE csTak
Action Taken BY cesptrelier = r.
guest National Dsnlss.

Washington. March 27.-The comp
troller Of the currency today dscla1o1
Seattle reserve city - AUTHORISED
by the act Of March :, 1887. This ea-
ton was taken At the request of -
Seattle National banks.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-27

Greeks Stab chieaee Deteetlves.
III Chicago. March 27rTwo detsc11Yeo
were stabbed. one psrhap9 fatallys -
the other wounded with knifo y -
hand Of an assailant. and two ospoAo
were shot. one fatally. n nght ~
Halsted and Polk streets last night