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RATESOLUTION NEAR
ANOTHER CHANGE IN COURT RE-
VIEW AMENDMENT.
Clause Relative to Discrimination ! n
Treatment Of Passengers Causes De-
bate-so Many Amendments offered
That All Are Ordered Printed.

Washington, May S.-The situation
OF the railroad rate bill took another
decided change and at the same time
there was an additional step toward
linsl agreement as to what the judicial
review amendment shall be. The Al
lison compromise proposition met
with such determined opposition from
those senators who have fought
against "A broad" court review, that
despite President Roosevelts accept
anCe of it and his declaration that 9th
er provisions he had advocated were
not vital, an agreement was reached
by which several restrictions will be
plaCed on the review proposition.
these were agreed upon In conse-
Quence of many informal conferences
on the floor of the senate during the
debate. The result Is that In return
for the amendment comforting juris-
diction of circuit courts to review or
slers OF the commission, friends OF the
bill demanded and, by agreement OF
senate leaders, will secure counter
concessions, as follows:
That no order Of the commission
shall be set aside by an interlocutory
order or decree without a hearing
held on the application therefor, I'M
less at least five days notice shall be
given to the commission of the time
and place Fixed for said hearing; that
such order shall not be made unless
two judges of the court to which APP
plication Is made shall concur in such
interlocutory order or decree; that an
appeal from such interlocutory order
cor decree may be taken within thirty
days from the entry thereof, but shall
lie only to the supreme court of the
United States; that the rate-making
section of the bill shall not be amend
ed.
Senator Allison's return to the SEN
ate after a brief illness had much to
do with the additional agreements. 1t
was during his Illness that the com
promise proposition, which bears his
name, was given publicity. While he
made no complaint against the posi-
sion in which he was placed by the
compromise amendment, he made it
clear by his course that he did not
think he had been treated fairly by
senators who announced that he had
paved the way to a meeting ground
Tnr The contesting Republican fac
rIons. To friends Of the bill who
looked upon the compromise as a sur
render 10 railroad interests, he said
the amendment did not preclude fur.
fher amendments which would expe-
Sdite the review.
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10000; steady to Zoe lower; sheep,
81. 75Hr5.S5: yearlings. S5.4Odj.9O; lambs,
81 AMI ~
South Omaha Live Stock.

South Omaha, May S.-Cattle-Receip.s,
1000: steady to easier; native steers. $500
@j.5O; cows and heifers, 81. lOn4.jO: wcSL
ern steers, S~3.3Od4.6J: Gamers. 81. TJu2.9 90;
stockers and feeders, S3.25mI.1J: calves,
S3.OOd5.7j: bulls. stays. etc. s.. GOu fSO.
Hogs-Reccipts. $500; 30 higher: heavy,
S6.171@dG.2j: mixed. sc. 1TLMG.2O: light.
S6.15M6. 22lg: pigs, S5.UOMG.UO; bulk Of
sales, 81. 1JMG.22i2. Shcep-Rcceipts. GOO;
steady: ycarlings. $G.OOd6. 10: wethers,
$5.I1d6.Go; ewes, S5.CoUJ.25; lambs, 500
M14O.
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shriners Assembling at Los Angeles

Los Angeles, Cal, May S.-Although
the national gathering of Shriners,
originally scheduled for Los Angeles
this week, was declared off by ex.Im-
perial Potentate Collins, there are l.
500 visiting Shriners now in Los An
geles, and they continue to arrive
from the east in constantly increasing
number. Before the end of the week
the visitors will number more than
5000.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas city, May S.-Cattlc-Rcceipts,
1000; strong; native steers. SI.4OOG. 90!
western fed steers, S3.7Jdj.4O: stockcrs
and feeders, S3.pdl. -; cows. S2.JOm4.G 60,
h%eifers, ~S3.Jod5.25; calves, S3.OOn5.7J. Hogs
Receipts, 1900; strong to shade higher:
top, $685.; bulk of sales. SO. 17L,IG. 30;
heavy. ~$6.2T1@Q6.3J; packers, {. 2Od6.3 e
pigs and light, S5.2Oa6 22R. ~Sheep-Re-
ce'pts 5000; strong; lambs, So. 1901. 40:
sheep and yearlings, 81. 4OQ8. 90.
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Not Bindinu In Indiana,

Indianapolis, May S.-Judge McMas-
ter of the superior court held that the
recent decision Of the United States
supreme court that a court acting IN
der state authority has no right to
grant a divorce in a case where a de-
PENDANT is not a resident of a state is
not binding in Indiana, providing He
persons were married in Indiana.
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castelIane Case Resumed.

Paris, May 9.-The conclusion of
the elections permitted the Castellane
case to be taken up for final inquiries
as to the possibility of a reconciliation
between the countess formerly Anna
Could and Count Boni. This was
considered a formality, as the parties
are no disposed to become reconciled.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, May S.-Cattle-Receipts, $500;
strong; common to prime steers, $4,000
$50; cows, S3.25m4.6O heifcrs, $2.75@5.35
bulls, S3.OOU4 %; calves, 81. 10000; stock
ers aud feeders, $2.75d5.OO. Hogs-Re-
ceipts, 10000; 2hd5c higher; choice to
prime heavy, $6.4J@G.50; medium to good
heavy, $6,4oa6.4 ~; butcherwelghts, $G.40M
G.i1R; good TO choice heavy, ihIXed, SG.371a
U6.4212; packing, $5.9OQ6,iO. Sheep-Re-
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Serious Riotinu in GaIic,a.

Vienna, May S.-Serious rioting &C.
cured at Lemberg, Galicia, arising
out of political animosity. In the o n
fict between the police and a mob
several workmen were killed and sew.
eral were injured on both sides.
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Tin Workers in Session.

Canton, O., May S.-The convention
Of the International Tin Workers as
ISOLATION opened here. 1t will con-
tinue an indefinite time until a tin
plate wage scale is adopted. The or
ganization represents 95 per cent of
the tin workers of the country.
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securities valued at from $4,000 to
$4,000. The burglars gained entrance
to the Office by breaking in the door
with a sledge hammer, using rubber
blows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
The Teachers Joy.

Parent-How did you get along with
your geography lesson today, Johnnie?
Pupil-Beautifully. The teacher was
so pleased that she made me stay after
school and repeat it all over again, only
Just to her.
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Her Choice.

She-So these are the china bargains
you advertised? Dealer-Yes, ma'am,
and they're going for little or nothing.
She-All right. I'll take that blue dish
for nothing.-London Answers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
vssuvius AGAIN Active,

Naples, May 9.-VesuvIus Is again
showing activity. A cloud of smoke
hangs over the crater and rumblings
were noticeable. The main crater is
discharging sand and cinders.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11

The only kind of advice that Is ever
taken is the rich relations and only
when he is there to see you do it.-New
York Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
BURGLARS steal Letters Bonds.

Chicago, May S.-The office of 10
Teph Letter and of the estate of the
aate Levi u. Letter, father Of Joseph
letter. has been robbed OF bonds and
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-05-11
Armed Band Attacks Railway Station

/''"eo oa"o N''oens na""ay o'a''o"'
Riga, May San armed band at
tackled the railway station at Tukum
junction and killed a gendarme, a pc.
liceman, the postmaster and an artil-
lery officer. Troops were sent In pur-
suit of the band.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
inland ASKS LEWISTON To
BUY -OF-WAY

in making the preliminary survey left
Lewiston this morning under blind
orders to return to Moscow. The en-
gineer in charge, II. F. Robertson,
when seen relative to the work ac-
complished, said:
"our survey if accepted, would
bring the road from Moscow through
Lindville, thence to the Little Potlach
and down the Middle Potlach and
Clearwater. As far as Lapwai our
line would have a two per cent grade.
The distance from Moscow would be
of AZ miles, whereas the Northern Pa
cific covers a distance of so miles,"
Mr.. Robertson stated that his crew
would likely set to work Immediately
in surveying the Halfway canyon to
bring the electric line into Moscow
In statement made last night, Mr.
Robertson said:
THE Spokane & Inland electric line
will never come into Lewiston xnless
the company is presented with righ :
of-way from the city limits into town
and provided with suitable termi al
grounds"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

The electric line from Moscow to
Lewiston will not be constructed un-
less people here offer the Inland Em-
pire Railway company Inducements
regarded by the company as proper.
Such is the significant statement
made to the Evening Teller yesterday
afternoon by one connected prom
inently with the Spokane & Inland,
one of the companies under the con-
troll of the Inland Empire concern.
I'VE have completed our preliminary
survey for the line to Lewiston and
although everything has been found
most satisfactory, yet the expense of
building will be heavy and there will
be nothing further done until Lewis
ton people come forward with i'm duce-
ments," declared the informant.
Hints dropped by this gentleman led
to the conclusion that what the COM
pany desires in the matter of induce
ments is part of the cost of the right
off, way.
Start Back TO Moscow.
The crew which has been engaged
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CzAR'S TROOPS
Make THREATS
Black Sea Fleet Hugs Fort
Fearing Sailors May
Mutiny.

SEVASTOPOL, Sept 5.-In answer
to the publication of the sentence of
death imposed on Colonel Dumbadze,
commander of the rifle regiment, the
officers of his regiment announce that
If an attack is made they will exact
vengeance on the progressive party
Admiral Skrydloff commander of
the Black Seat fleet. is so apprehen-
sive regarding the sailors of the fleet
that the maneuvers have been post
poned. the ships scarcely venturing
beyond the range of the guns of the
fortress. Tho military patrols of the
city have been Withdrawn to the fore
ress in fear of being disaffected by
contact with the masses. The mer-
chants are without protection against
the lawlessness of the city.
The Jews. who are in chronic state
Of terror. have interpreted the with
drawal of the troops as evidence that
the mob is to be>let loose on them.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

BELIEVE He IS
FUGITIVE BEAR
Man Who Disappeared from
Nezperce Recognized
as Murderer
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
strongly believed here that this city
has been harboring man named
Bear, wanted at Enterprise, Ore, for
shooting one johnson in a saloon in
that city June IL.
Suspicion that A. L. Redfeld is, per-
haps. the man for whom the Oregon
officers have been watching for for
the past two months, has been
strengthened by his sudden disappear
ance a few minutes before noon yes
sterday Redfield has been employed
as cook in the Bowman hotel. Yester-
day he prepared the noon meal. and
just before the walters entered the
kitchen to serve it he could not be
found. No search has been made for
has left the city.
A traveller who dropped into town
yesterday, says he positively recog-
nized Redfeld as Bear, the Enterprise
fugitive. 1t is believed that Redfield.
If his real name is Bear. on catching
sight of the stranger, left town at
once for fear that he would be recOg
niZed and taken into custody
According to the story of the shoot
ing two months ago at Enterprise,
Bear and a man named johnson quar-
relied in a saloon. Bear went to his
room and. returning in few minutes,
shot Johnson i'm the back of the head
with 80: 80 revolver.
Bear left town at once. A posse
followed. but getting the drop on his
followers, Bear ordered them under
threat of death to give up the chase.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
OCEAN BREEzES
TO FAN BEAUTY
Evening Teller's Guests to
Enjoy Seaside's
Charms.

Perhaps the happiest. jolliest party
which ever left Lewiston boarded the
$40 train this morning Most of the
winners of the Evening Teller's great
contest had come to Lewiston yester-
day and this morning started for their
Portland Seaside trip. All were at
train this morning, except Miss Holm
berg of Orotino, Mss Kalka of Ken
drick and Miss Bangs of Moscow.
These are to meet the party enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Foresman were
in charge of the party and they had
their hands full getting everything in
readiness for the departure. The en-
tire party wore Evening Teller badges
and were enthusiastic i'm their praise
of the paper that had made this pleas
ant outing possible for them.
AT the Bolnger hotel where the par
ty stopped a meeting was held last
night at which the members became
acquainted, and they were all fast
friends before the train pulled out this
morning.
Il think 1t viii be the happiest time
of my life" was the remark one girl
made when she was told of some of
the attractions she would see, and the
others joined her in this sentiment,
See Beautiful Columbia.
From Lewiston the first stop will be
Moscow, where they will change
to the O. r. e. ~ line I'm order to get
the trip down the Columbia. From
they will take the Spokane Flyer this
evening. Tomorrow morning they will
be in Portland.
The steamer Potter is the finest boat
on the Columbia river, and as it is
scheduled to- leave Portland Thursday
morning they will go direct to Sea-
side. Only the best will do for the
Evening Teller winners and that is
the reason they will make the trip
straight through.
Returning, a stop of two days will
be made in Portland I'm order to per-
nit them to take in the sights and en-
joy the many special entertainments
that have been arranged for them.
1t is not known yet how long the
party will he gone as this will depend
much upon their own decisions. and
the way the boats run at this time Of
year to Seaside.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
EDITOR TO BRING HIM HOME.
Manager Chicago Tribune Will Be
Deputized With Authocity.

& CHICAGO, Sept. Estates Attor-
ney Healey today received a message
from Assistant States Attorney Nell
son asking the managing editor of the
Chicago Tribune to be appointed to
bring the fugitive banker Stensland,
back to this country. Accordingly,
Governor Denaen has made the re-
quest to President Roosevelt to that
effect.
According to States Attorney Bar
bour no war vessel will pass Tangier
for so days and if Olsen and keeley
Stensland on a vessel coming direct
to this country or charter one for that
purpose.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
Wages! Wages! Wages!
Money! Money! Money!

Wages! Wages, Wages!
Money! Money! Money!
This is the slogaf of the Italian
laborers who have been giving the
streets of Lewiston for more than Q
week the appearance of st. Peters,
burg thoroughfares with it's continual
scenes of revolt, and the trouble which
has been brewing for the Inland Con-
struction company of late is far from
being at an end, it would seem. The
men have more grievances to pre-
sent daily and the situation today is
more acute than it has been at any
time. The Inland company is local
concern.
J. Jefferies, superintendent Of the
contracting firm of Erickson & Peter
son, of Portland, which sublet por-
ton of it's contract to the Inland Con-
struction company, has been in the
city for several days trying to un-
tangle the mixed-up affairs and he 10
succeeding as well as could be ex-
pected.
He heard the men and their griev-
dIcSS anu lHtfil tf1dt Ills COLI
cern would deal fairly, and as ex-
peditiously with them as possible. Mr..
Jefferies also allowed it to become
known that Erickson & Peterson would
lose many thousands of dollars both
through the failure of the Inland Con-
struction company to live up to its
contract with them and with the men.
Paying the Men Twice.
We are paying the men twice. We
have already sent the payment to the
Inland Construction company for July
as per our contract. but the men did
not receive the money"
Mr.. Jefferies announced this after
noon that the men were being paid Off
for their work i'm July with checks on
the First National bank and would
receive vouchers for their labor per-
formed in August and these would
be redeemed with checks on Septem-
ber 25.
I'VE will live up to the arrangement
that the Inland Construction company
had with the men-that of paying on
the 25th for work performed the pre-
vious month"; stated Mr.. Jefferies.
This. / believe. is understood by the
men for the Inland Construction COM
rntnt Inn 1n6 or, Tbn \
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
DESCRIPTION OF FUGITIVE.
Local Authorities Have Been on Look
~..k e. NA>tI>..- r,..A,.

Local Authorities Have Been on Look
oas for Wa'!owa County Man.
In the Office Of Chief Of Police Saw
age in this city is description of
John Bear. wanted by the authorities
of Wallowa county on the charge Of
killing Brick Johnson at Enterprise
on the night of June II.
The description of Rear reads as
follows:
Rather short build: weight 1856 to
16O pounds: feet 8 inches in height:
80 or 35 years old; smooth shaved
face: heavv white eyebrows; straight
red hair: freckled face; walks slow.
but is of quick action"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

4 suit for divorce filed yesterday
morning in Lewiston will never come
70 trial Both parties to the complaint
are now dead, the result of a double
tragedy late yesterday afternoon at
uman WASH. when Edward II.
fenfon well known here and formerly
resident of Orofino. shot and killed
N wife sand then blew out his own
vans AT the time of the mothers
IN she was soon to have become
snsAer.
shooting affair was the result Of
.u@s drunken -crazed brain. which
10 10 extreme cruelty on his part
s'aiu MS Wife, resulting in disruption
h@ home They had been married
years and little more than one
- la'er ne began his diabolical as
'' lhese continued at brief in
~'a's and were indulged in as late
us' - last. when Fenton, at
'a'cn roadhouse in this county,
= ana choked his wife despite the
'na' she was then in a delicate
I, '" The whole sad affair term.
'u Yesterday in one of the most
!, a' ana horrifying murders record :
+" y many months.
n 'u' ooys survive the two victims
!, aged IA years; Arthur. aged
:, na'pn' aged 8, and Russell. aged
ma. 'nese children, deprived. forever
i =, " Doth father and mother have
,,,..a, themselves through life on the
e,r,, OF a life insurance policy
.,s - oy the father; property in the
4 s"neo by the mother and which
n. % ABOUT to sell and the family
' nome on Whiskey Greek
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
PRAISES WORK
/ Mr.. PINCHOT

BOISE, Idaho, Sept. 5.-Congress-
man Roeber who failed to get an OPP
pertunity to speak on the forestry
question last night. today indorsed the
administration of Chief Forester Pin
chot. President II. st. George Tucker
of the jamestown exposition, in wit
ty address, pressed the claims of this
city to the irrigation congress for next
year. e
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
Fifty Years on the Throne.

BERLIN, Sept "a dispatch from
CarIsruhe says that all Baden is en-
fete today in celebration of the COM
pletion of fifty years reign of Freder-
lex l. the reigning grand duke The
grand duke came to the throne Sep
tember 5. 1856, though he had acted
as regent for four years prior to that
date He will be eighty years old
next Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
WILL
NOT OBJECT
Willing to Let Stensland Be
Taken Back to Face
Trial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s. The
Moorish authorities will interpose no
objection to the removal of Paul O..
Stensland, the absconding Chicago
banker A dispatch to this effect was
received by the state department to-
day from Minister Gummere at sTan-
giers. The dispatch adds that Stems
land is a prisoner al the American
legation there.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 5.-The
cases of the icemen against whom in
dictments were found last month
We're called for trial today. The de-
PENDANTS are the IA members of
the Philadelphia Ice Exchange. and
are charged with conspiracy to in
crease the price lice,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

Mrs. Leon Porter returned to her
home at Kooskia this afternoon after
a weeks visit In the city. She was
accompanied by her mother-in-la
Mrs. Mary Porter. who viii remain at
Kooskia for short visit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
WAS RUNNING
HEAD OF TIME

Pierre Marquette east bound passenger
train. said to have been running ahead
of time. ran into another passenger
on the line last night. Two tramps
were fatally injured. the conductor
dangerously and four women seriously
hurt. Both engines We're smashed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
MAKES PROMISE
TO AID ADDICkS

DOVER Del. Sept. 5.-The nomina-
tier Of Congressman Burton by the
republican convention i'm session here
today was practically decided on at a
conference between Burton and j. f.
Addicks. Addicks says Burton prom
ises to aid Addicks in his fight to sue
ceed Senator Alice next March.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
ARREST Man WHO BORROWED
BANKS S5,Ooo,0oo

PHILADELPHIA 5-Distrc s
of the
day Of Adoph
lateral also William Marshall
sufficient collateral William North,
Congswo
that of embezz|ement
banking department.
EACH.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
AVOID BATTLE
UNTIL SEPT. IS

nan. co.., = Sept. General euz.
Santa c,.. .'''ains the rebel forces :,
'f'a Guerrs,. received a message
a sass,.as ira ordering him 20 avo,.,
,a'.s' no.. aati the with ,s.1 the government,
energetic campaign.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
By Agreement With Inland
Men Must Wait Until
18th For Wages
Workmen Gathering in An
cry Crowds on Streets
===TrOnble Feared

Serious trouble is feared from the
bunch Of angry, chattering Italians
who are this afternoon gathered at
tho foot Of the stairway leading to the
Office of the inland Construction COM
pany. The men are bowling because
tho company is paying them for the
month Of July only. An angry mob
is following Mike Dire. foreman of the
gang, and it is feared that violence
will be resorted TO before morning. The
Italians are drinking heavily.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
EFNTON SLAYS WIFE WHO FILED
DIVORCE SUIT HERE YESTERDAY
kaIan Workmen Are in an Anerv Mood This Afternoon
ON TRIAL FOR MUTiNY.

. CRONSTADT, Sept. 5-The trial .
. Of the 200 participants in the re. i.
. cent nutinous outbreak, includ- il.
. ing N. Onipoko, one Of the peas .
!. ant leaders in the late parlia. ..
. nent. and so other civilians, be- =.
. gan today. =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05
6H0OTs WIFE,
| THEN HIMSELF
|Iefner Orofino Couple Prin-
| cipals in Tragedy at
| Pullman
|lbleush Soon to Become
| /, Mother, Woman is
/ Cruelty Beaten
,,.cial to Evening Teller.

secal to Evening Teller.
PULLMAN, Wash, Sept. 5.-His
Main erazed by habitual drunkeness,
Mich habit had led to descriptions in
lbe household, Edward H. Fenton yes
trday afternoon shot and killed his
M Bessie NJ. Fenton, in the Alton
aIng house, then turned the revOl-
won himself and punctured his head
|ha above the ears. The shooting
va the result of quarrel which had
terminated in Orofino, Idaho, some
lime ago, and ended in the separation
d Mr. and Mrs. Fenton, the husband
coming 70 this city later in the sea-
4 son.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-05

RETURNS FROM ABROAD,-Mfss
Aurelia Henry of tn" state normal
school faculty returned to the city this
afternoon after a years trip through
France and GERMANY