Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-14
INTER BODY IN
POTTER'S FIELD
No one has Come to
Claim Remains
J. Finnegan
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston, Wash, July 1.-THE fun
eral Of James Finnegan who suddenly
died at the Bishop house in this city
on the afternoon of Sunday, June II,
and who, has ever since been in the
undertaking parlors of the Charleston
Furniture & Undertaking Co. in an
embalmed state, will be held this aft
ernoon from the undertaking parlors.
The burial will be conducted under
county SUPERVISION. a. the deceased
was without funds when found in his
room. The man had written several
letters to friends ana relatives the day
preceding his death and 1t was ex-
pected that answers to these would
have reached the city before 1t was
necessary to hold the burial services.
No word has been received. however.
and through Conorer Merchants or
ders the body will this afternoon be
inferred in either the local cemetery
or that Of Asotin. Arrangements had
not been perfected at noon today, as
1t could not be found with certainty
that the local cemetery contained q
potters field.
The man was about 40 years of age
and had been staying at the Bishop
house for some time previous to his
death. which was the result Of an at
tack Of heart failure
Band Concert Program.
The band concert which will be held
at the corner of Sixth and Sycamore
streets tonight will be the first to be
given this season by the local band
boys and it is expected that a large
number Of the citizens will attend the
affair.
The program to be rendered tonight
is:
March-"Wireless Dispatch" Huff.
Overture-'Living Pictures" Dali
hey.
Waltz-"Mazie," Brooks.
Serenade-"Cupid Charms" Miller
Overture--"Tolono." Miller
leo Famine is Broken.
The city is again being supplied
with ice from the local plant and the
famine cry is now broken to very
great extent although ice will neces'
sarily be used from the Lewiston side
until the plant here is in better condi
ton to supply the needs of the loca
people.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, relatives OF
| Clyde Cox Of this city residing or
Chestnut street, arrived in the city
last night for visit with friends here
H. ]. Fisher of Culdesac is registered
at the bishop house.
! c. A. Davis and family left the city
yesterday for their ranch on Craig
mountain where they will spend the
summer months.
Mrs. Anderson. the mother OF w. D.
Anderson Of the city left yesterday fol
her home at Nezperce.
Miss Cleo B!llups returned to the
city yesterday from Nezperce.
Will Commit Burns to Asylum.
DR.. I. U. Temple. who has been at
tending prisoner Burns at Asotin who
has been reported temporarily insane
states that the condition of the man Il
physically the same, while mentally hi
is doubtlessly deranged, as an OBJ
servation Of his actions goes to show
which the medical examination carried
out still farther. Plans are underway
for an examination Of the man which
will result in his commitment to the
state hospital for the insane.
Democrats Meet Today.
! DR.. johnson and C. w. Hunton will
leave this afternoon for Asotin to at
tend the meeting of the county central
committeeman, who are furthering the
cause of the democratic party. At this
meeting arrangements will be made
for holding the primaries and the fall
! convention.