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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
BASKERVILLE, n, c.
q ,,o,,o, "a rhe rimes- pispatch.l

especial TO The Times lspatchl
sAsI,syILI,Ei. NJ g., July 9lrTT mar
rlagt, OF Mrs T. Holt. ~ Richmond, Va,'
and II III Adams, at indian TerritoEy,
was quietly solelnnlzea last Monday a.
tho home OF AIfs, Wyayy, IS callege Street
The wedding cano as q surprise to their
friends. They ly1ft immediately after ! ne
ceremony for Indian Territory, where
they viii IN the future reside,
& AIRS ", u, Smith. OF Dan lie, is the
guest Of Mrs. ~. NsWsal. on French
BROAD Avenue. sS8 H. s !.
Mvs, Il, a, Hodge, and her son, Pc
Roanoke, Va, are AT the ssswannano
& Mps and Mrs, HnNa0ln RrowI. an Aflss
Drawn. of GharlpttesYiue, Va; a..
I'almep, R.chslnnd, Va; r. 4, kir4lelter
Richmond, va |; D. A, CARROLL Ghaglottss'
Wills. and y M Being. Mort 9sla ]
Court housA Msckl enhAFg, VA, AZ rtfSlss
tered at tho swan ssS
3 Mrs., a. 81. RraNIR spd daauSh tsyss 1assHH
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Army Of the Conted crate States sof Amer
lea, 1861 65. Y 81
ninth Regiment Cavalry, CO. 81 TWEEN
#ty-fourth3 Regiment Cavalry, Go. Fl;
Thornton Art illery c.. RI 5s
Regimen t V1rgl MIA Infantry,
Companies E, Fl 6 and II. n Forty-seventh
/ Regiment Y lrglnla IN fantry, Companies
b C.. Hf and X Z S 5s j VI sss
lanes et the of reeora y ne
clerk $ ONCE, tiSgs N 5
Half way ID . co We Con *
federate iags ossed 81 81 above o,''
and 1866 below. 3 N ear the base ire two
cannon i placed 4 ii a wreat 3s
The monument ID q good piece of work
and compares favorably with thoseSw With
cost q great deal more. The work was
done by NJ II j I, Henry Brow n, Of r cll-
nlold, 81. 400 Of VIII lch5 has been
paid. The people des erye Q great deal
Of credit for raising the money SO qu cllly'.
and { es peclally 81 the lad les who have taken
such an active interest. Nh T lis monument
will be unveiled on Nv sdny, he 25t
day al July, and !, II Il 1a 3Went her Is good,
a vast tllrong ,of people vii gather here,
ss Mammoth preparat lions are being made
for + and! people from q u par ts Of the
coun tyi nre # expented IS to n brln & ~ dinner,
which Will he served L free 1T q Til old
soldiers and thu families Spft s hose WIS
contribute, but theirs VII be char ed tho
small sum y OF tWenty-h I've ce,, Is, .lS$
|ssssT here will be Il fine + brass. band 81 lerni
TO furnish the III music, and b there VA III
be some pleasing spealtln 4, a mong whom
,willEsba Governor Claude 4. a, X 8 Iva nsor
Capt. r. u &c, IS .Jr and Y MI JoseIsh
Bryan, S ia i4y
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BON AIR !. SOCIAL
Especial "a The r Zines. Dlspatoh,)i


BON AIR, VA, July5 q Mrs N ", e.
snoddy and chilgren, who have heen Wis;
Itlng Mrs, ]. q, Harry, have returned atn
their home In 4 Keysville, III IA S53 81 q
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley NYhi tehehd, "
Richmond, spent last sunday IN Ron lAi 4.
Dr., and Mrs. " q +. "a. Smith and MI
Rosa Smith We're guests last 3 llnday y
AIRS. William I'll lerson. ~ s3
S Misses iva and Jennie q tn loot 7 IRE
having a pIeasant stay at Bar FIarhor,.
Mrs, Freeman Park err baby and n ursH,
have returned from Charlotte county, and
are visiting Mrs, y Taleott, III II
Il DIR. md M rs, Bran sfprd and hlldrAn,
Alfred and Henry. are Occupying Their
country home nsay Bon Air.
Al Messrs, Joa and IIll n ter Rallanly we're
guests last week. OF Mrs. Burlington,
Mrs. sutton, Mr.; and Mrs. lkArsUn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard BY ton and 4 Al isa
Nellin sutton ara 9s,inlme ring a. 30 Air.
Mr., Folk M Her returned q Sunday from
the HNilecklenhurg wherai he attAnded
,ths Press Assassination, lie left on Monday
to join his family who saras ;at Atlantic
City They j were the. guests II IN tey Fl at
Mrs, Jacnh Bates In Baltlmqra. y
y Mr.. BENJAMIN Smith has heAn Visiting
Mr.. WI ltars Forbes, 4 81 s5..s II
II Mr., and Mrs, Ripley, at Nav, York.
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ROCKVILLE NOTES !
(specinl to The Times,pisnatct

3s as Especial to The Times Dispatch,
gROCKYILI.E, III HANOVER COUNTY,
vV,A.s July l.-Mfrs. Qulntus st'nead CON
b g Rev. ", H. Black, o. Richmond Coll
slege, filled the pulpit In Bereal Baptist
Church U last sun day.S The. pastor, Rev,
II I W, Smith y Waiting his old home IN
R'yi " J, services VII begin Ct Sosh,
morning, Ray, W., Il. Bail, Sof \ Rich !
5mond vii sslst the pastor, Rev. F, Il
Hardy, sss9Ss sii. q: Nv Nj 5sG
Miss Inez 4 alley Of Richmond. rs v,s-
1iting Miss Ethel Wiltshire, -a h "
Miss Ella MAY lNiuckola, OF aldalock,
Mr. W lace E!tzhnGll was called ia
1na T||,, y, W. week on ACCOUNT of
2mond, FTedericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Saturday might /. sSi q s2 \ 81
Nv Warren pab ney, o. Richmond, Ia
visiting his brother near here,
Captain John Lamb Will spend satur.
day night In the home OF Mr.. p. *, Cooke.
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1 LEXINGTON.

(Speclal II to n g 4 Tilnes-Ds tch I'D
ExsS a,iaSy 2s1y si|fssy
Il lnHtiln e. n accompanied by his family Is
visiting ii Essex count
s Mrs wing 81. loan. Of s It. Louis. 81
is visiting he {da ter,5 n rssS David *
Mrs. Tired 4 j ok u and her grand
son n fred Edmiston. Of washing;
ton. n. CT re the guests ia OF Colonel
Prof. d. II harrison IVaddel! Of .Annapo-
Z LIS, III 4, Is he g nests of n rs. y ohm w
RFa AZ Eqs'ss fa' 9s
Mrs. ii Krau.te. and Nj i. ma 11rause
and 81 sscs Clara a nd Ruth. sher idan. are
IA MISS Jancys Bittinager. OF Greenyille.s
~ onroe county the isue st3 g
resurned from e. Il vIsi Is Norfolk.
soutllal left + 3 onday \, fGT
,s lFhiand an aaeh Bath
counties. and be bsent nntii sep
,4s5s,s. Rstt y t 5ssu1 .s
1 ksads II NJ pshhi Mi baltimore.
O. Ham r. k s
=, q ME-; = awr eiiss
Ruth Deaver are attending the session
ofTsthe Baltimore Conference Sunday
eehooi Convent no IL session e
Roanok O.. Gf #fS5 I, j.
"a medica Z faculty of Wake Forest Gol-5
#iege. II. PIC G. a.,,l his bride, 81 were the y
guests 81 ofessor and 1slr David ID, ~
Humphreys of washington ana I t'
'Ss Raw Frank q iley:.&o t r orida,, VII,
beginning to-morroW occupy !. the s Z
.byterlan Church pulpit dIring the !, an a.,
serlce of the paste 7, + ey =. b sou
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] RADF0 ri SOCIETY i ! h
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)

(snecial to The Times Dispa teh.
IsADFoRD, a a. July, 4 N astar Z
sllc$ A1cElrat Ii, the little son I. OF Dr. and
Mrs, ~. ". McElrath 4 was bad " sburRed
lin the face Saturday BY, the explosion
OF the boiler OF q toy engine, (which
he was constructing, sS III
IA very enjoyable enterta inment was
given By the Misses Kenderdine Monday
evening In honor OF Miss + Eva Malin OF
Baltimore. IN rs ss i55a5 t8B Il Il
Ma jor Hat tn. T. ler, OF Norfolk, Is 5visit-
ing his wifi and son at the home Of his
parents, Ex-Governor az Hoge IT. Ter. s$F8
Mrs. Clyde hIillttr, OF MID dlashoro, KY,
Its Waiting IN Rad ford, & III o. 3S33
IF; Mrs. Agnes DeJarnett, OF Richmond, Is
the guest OF her brother, Mr. John y
& Howe. sI 4, 81 s5a IA II
Miss Katherine Myers. OF Norfolk, Is
at tho hone 81 her aunt, Mrs. H. c.
Preston. for n extended visit,
5$ S Miss Lily ylsr is visiting her unclc.5
[ Mr.. George " yler, at Seven Mile Ford, 81
the Woman's College. r Richmond. 5sl IS VA
guest OF Mrs. George H. Cassell at Cas-
SETON, after a week spsnt With Mrs.i
+ Mrs, n, IN Berlin ana daughter Miss
Grace Rerlin, 4 Of BridgeWater, are Yislt-
Ing Mrs. sidney w! lson.i
Mrs. Nance and daughter, Miss Hattie
Nance OF Bedford, are guests of Mrs.
p. ". Bond. Me- IS 5ss 1 ~
Il Rev, u w. Irwin, who recently under.
went an q operati Ion for appendicitis at
st. Luke j Hosp tai, Richmond. 81 n this
guest OF his mother at Lexington.
Mrs, Gaork@ W, Miles, Of Marian. Ia
spending q faw Gays with Mrs, WI liam,
Ingles. 4 8a
j MRS. f. M. Stanley OF Roanoke, spent
last week with Mrs, w ". MIC F1lra tn.
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PEOPLE: IN Eau oulElR Il
'(speoial to The MINES DIsptato1,

ssssSs Especial to- The Times pi spatol,) 28 As
e 5W4ARRFgNTQN, III Az, "a July u 81 ,-AIIsa
Polly Laird entsrta tned a NUN t,er Of hel,
young friends at the rectory rhursday
evening, tsS gsy5 81 IN Il s5s
rs ocee aasenxsrs AS WIS
Mr.. and Mrs. II anles X, Maddlx, who
VIII remain abroad unit Il Oct obar. q AIS
Rey; WI lliaDIi II !, laird is spalld lpE his
Y g,.dna arlaa Wbits y -.
sea,S trip from Bal more a long the coast
10 New N F'ngla rstsFntas few
" !. W. Bsayyl LAY, eensul taax snsspssr.
4. e: S:ss 8 :ssa AZ Is ;'1;'i' 81
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so II 4 !.
iN'illiar,sb urgi

its
ID {special to Tho 1'imes.D lspatch.) II.
35@ WILLIAMSBURG, VA. july d. HIS
i Emil Christian has gone 70 Ut friends
n Bostoh. Mass, and Ii runs wiok Maine.
Mrs. John Wray: XII U CHafl Ut N. BC,,s Is
the guest A OF Miss t,ettle3 rb,irton.
ss5sf pr IL -. n Wharton and Miss Alice
wharton lcft this week tofspend the re-.
\ malhdergOf tho summer ut Bedford City
Miss Garnet s sweeney left ,rueaday for
SS oIp1so Gnrlss na Tl ater to'
s3.8 Rev. Mr. Clynier, d Maryland, Ii visit.
'hs l,is in,,gt {, N rs !,
4 s week looking u terS he doveloptnei1t of
Etiie establIshinent Ut a'fen1alo seminary,
Il ~ ell 41Iall. 3 # s3S sl
~. Mrs 4 IaerBcrt.g !. lghftoot Of Newport
GeTs Ana r Htug Merss 1T a
n AIirs. John t,88 N ercer, this week 3ss
ssS.. Miss Marie Marshall and lss Ida
\ Balroncr have gone to- Natural Bridge. x 81
3S Misses arlllasnnd Mary Etnncll spencer
IRE In Hampton Visiting Mrs. ~
Dr. q. u. bishop ana his little SON
4 Ernest ne, III nynesbor 585 j. .s
Missa Bessie q r lsselI. ofl Glasgow, Scot
4 her tnco here. Ter. .lluradAy for. oW5
J: I ork whence she will sal st v LOT
I hcr otrie. vi 81
5 N Thomas 4, Murphy. who has been
to De1awnred 10 continue Ills teI,lpe rance
work. S " cco l,ipnl, cd I'm ss3 MS
brother. Frn:,cis, 10 wi .sing "a n the
abroad q 10 flrisfI his musical training.
sjj Mrs l3nnclc &. Moirrura8 and daughter
will spend fnvcrHl weeks In y New York
Witll4A1rs. Wa ter h SnsS .s$ }R355S
I'LL iss Rlicn scot : - tho ueSt OF Miss
In Il
Mr.. Hugh {. . Bird has returned from
Orange, tVn /, A. where he i5 sper,t 81 several
weeks with his family /. who are summer
Ing there ssi' s4l tx I'M Ii
and Mary College will meet Monday. the
323rd N to d ward n The contrnct for the new
college plumbing. ~ NJ ri ~ 8
sss f issea 4 Patt lcs and VI Agnes An N orccock.
NAB sstubbs. Ellen Barnes, Lizzie Meade
and Il Betilah Brooks lcaye d Monday for
Ocean View. N Al
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MIDLOTHIAN |. ]! | N
ESPECIAL Is 1,h,e, 3. T i n

Especial to II he 4 i'm es, ? ispatchs))
Z, MLllp5L0I'HlA!N, July Il. nj ss
se tt suest &
Sycamore for several S,w ,sks. "a
@ Miss Eusls CrumpS VI 10 has been the
guest e g her uncle, pr. y !!sS Fisher, has
resHsnss s Neg esF h9lS s'a se Hal,
Bull ngton and n rs: 81 Mort IN b and tile
51osellt,s Morton, of Bon a i, n pent Tues
day with, M u RE hard Rsl lAnlY
PoWhata Il. spent ( Monday attarnoen viii iii
Mrs. =. W. bea ilay s
Ms, e. y. i3ai Iey hs. been .xery. ss,e \
for severe days; but s omeHtnt os y e.
Miss Bessie RellaHy. of Ke I, ! ana
spent several days recently WIKI MI sses
Carrie and dorlse ha,lsy
her = ne i,onle ii Richmond. !,
here was = ma cts geme sof BE- sshall
played here saturdayI,Mtd l +
and Mrs Mh!tsett ana aa q sI1as
haye RETURNED Is their ho y rs c,lH
the guests at the Sycamor g, a \,
8 Mr. ana Il Mrs, II llnlan q md n child h are
at tho sycamore for tbs summer. :. -sis III
Little Miss lisa ball LunAon. II Man
chester, Il the n, guest heF aant A'Ft
=. IT. n Jawett spent Sunday With his
"a "A Jolly hay-ride left the Sycamore Sat z
yurday evening AZ $3.50 and waat TO- Iia lls,l
boro M Refreshments were served. q anA
TIE merry party RETURNED LONE e. ,n m!e
Tie hay-rde we're Misses Bertha Horppr.
GFaas asMass Asn's HsGsssi
Stif tsg n.., sS.s gsSi ssstE's
M MsItvnyj ewe G The seH!lsrnap were
Messrs. Eddie Field s Frank \, Ha :, .af
Aianchester Jerry y|,s,ws1, 6 EAU, s!t({
Howl Cox, Lee Lester, Joe Bel N.Y.,
Harrv Cole, THE merry x pa rty are
by Mrs ll9n1an ana Atrs'
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4 HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

The Ia lies Aid Society Of the Mettor
dist Church Will meet TUESDAY afternoonn
a. s,3o o'clock With Mrs, Rlcharal.,.
& IA lawn party Will be ven ~ esaa y,
night at ,Bellylew." Tho proceeds will
"a into the building fund for the pro-
Posed new Methodist Church IN High
Mrs Myrtle Wakefield Smith, from
Dorset. Va, was tina SENest durlng tns
past week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waterinan
M. Clterley, Of ben I4onl'ond, 'E5 Wh no
she was delightfully entertained.
r. Mrs. Marcallus Wright. who has been
stopping With her mother Mrs, rhomas
stoyall, has recovered from her reeeNt
Il !, Mrs, Annie Adams is much Improves
after having been sick for the past week.
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DINNER Q N 10 i Z VETERANS &:
Extensive Preparations Being
Made to Entertain amin
Si11ctlse Crowd.
!. 4, !, ~, !, II, 4, |, ~, /, I

Ba Especial to TheE Times Dispatch.)
y N b yVL1N G. {; r EJfi . Az July q The
i above picture Ia d good Representation
OF the monument erected 10 tho memory,
county. The monument Us of gray gran \
lite, Twenty-Five feet and eight Inches
high, s,irinotlrted r by d privnt g q der
ut parade rest 5ot 1.-THE Elder model
The base is OF four heavy granite blocks
7of graduating size to the column, about
ten feet high, rising to " the point on
which the soldier stands. On one OF
the base blocks Is this inscript ion: rs Caro-
line count y Each OF thes four pol-s
3isl,ed sides bears one d the following,
sinscriptio Ions: s5s II i
{Bs 8 9 Erected by the people u ca rolineI
county to commemorate the val or and en- ~
sdurance OF Its sol lers u furnished to- the
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Being an Alkaline Liquid Den-
thrice, sozoDoNTs penetrates
all the little creyices {of.ithe teeth.
neutralizes the dangerous mouth
acids and pprlfiea the whole tooth
structure, making the teeth strong
and well, 38s.
Stand ~ sozopoN I'M, and
lyQ, \, teeth win aad siby YOU.
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CLARK SOCIAL.

u fspacIal 10 The Tlmes-p iypatch,l
WILDWOOD. July q. MRS, May Mans
field, who has lately returned from 2
81 ay OF several months In Paris, ls visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Edward Gay Butler,
az Annafteld. 33! 5
Miss HlldegArds Herring, $pf YYasbin1-
ton. ~ staying With Miss 6ybll RurWel9,
at n aney, s5 ~, y...ss
lss A my My, az East Orange, n, VI.
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and Mr.. and Mr.. III toh kiss, OF 4 RichTi
.nond are visiting MI and Il Mrs .s s'.3


and Mr. and Mrs, II toh kiss, Of Rich
snond, are Visiting and Mrs.. NY, 81
Forbes, @ .,$
sls the CUES OF Mr. ird An terlleld
Mrs. 'R MO- .Rull, ng ton ana pr.s
maj Morton spnnt las eada g qs " n, 60
snresday Witt Mrs. Bel q III tit X
las Julia Gard vel iY, !. 4
Ing MI a. Alberta nt yen 1s3
8 AS Clara 'oWegs las
aveelk visit to FoWha tal sc9 Z,
F Mr.. Arthur II dntnson and sson Sl1n rnE
ley " dnn,son, loft on 8 =
Nav York, where Il they sa led on d ne
sstOcennio for Nrlgl Ian to joln
son. 53 Il, e, n
AZ Miss bertha "A damson and Nfr....F N cent
fAdnmson 10 It las tuesday for. 3 ~
ham, Ala.s W here o's
sister, Mrs. sam coEyln !, I, & !, !,
4 Miss q usse Baitl INV
Miss Lizzie i'att AZ
have returned toStheIr respe I've shnfnea,
having been the guests Of Il rs, alll 4sl
Patton al t 'Esoslyl,,' =, !,
Tho B lad les az the M0thod t5S G y
Society held n a avn part o1El;I' ttrlQay
nlght was ropsly 70 rol''zaa Aa
senjoyed .ll Z. !; , v. 3, u " ~
from d yislts to her uncle, ME, william
spaar Il ii ChesterdelI county
Mrs, G, 6. VI vhltwort has retprnh'
from Chula. here ahe ttendea ln '
funeral az her aunt, N rs, rhomnsoll.s. /, 4,
Mr., Polk Miller, With this I'D Fsnutllp
quartette% will Riye an entertainment {. on
Friday, Ihly e7tb, Tor ths! beneiit,Gt ths
industrial Chapter DC st, James e'hu ,.
II viii be = wsa, III tho hon iir pavilion
al +, Nj REFRESHMENTS Will be served rye,
sby tia ladies. and everybody - 'ook'hs
forward to a great treat (,
Mrs, Ecknerode and francis Fck eroos,
OF Fretlerckshurx, are the guests SIS, OF Of AIRS
Mr.. 4, Nee BURLINGTON returned on |
NTrs esu.hn,an and children, Of Rich
mol, rl' ara guests II Miss Evelyn stiles
& Mis- Juliet Taleott, who has Y, ne !, y (,
member of Mrs, Winners houas T., ,pass,y 9
near Annapolis, Md, has ret y Y "A 'a
Miss Alice brown Of Rlchmond 5iis the
guest az Mrs g. r, Burnett, NJ.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
HITCHCOCK TO
QUIT MARCH 4
Otter Cabinet Changes Are
to Be Made This
Month

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 12.-As
the result of a conference between
Senator Aldrich and the president the
nominations of Cortelyou to be secre-
tary of the treasury, Won Meyer to be
postmaster general and Garfield to be
secretary of the inter.or will be dated
to take effect March 4.
No alteration will be made in the form
OF the nomination of Attorney General
Moody to be assistant justice of the
supreme court, and Secretary of the
Navy Bonaparte to be attorney gen.
eral. Secretary of Commerce and La
Dor Metcalf to be secretary of the
navy. and Oscar Straus to be secretary
Of commerce and labor. These nom
nations are to take effect December
"a.
Moody will be confirmed and sworn
in as associate Justice, December "a.
The other cabinet changes, consequent
upon the retirement of Moody will
follow Immediately. Bonaparte be-
coming attorney general ana Metcalf
secretary Of the navy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13

ROME. Dec. 12.--The vatican au-
thorities characterize the act on of the
French government in having Mon
signor Montagnini. the expelled Sec
retary Of the papal nunciature at
Paris, accompanied to the, frontier BY
the police. .as an "odious act,"ssand
showing desire to humiI ate those
who because of their weakness. can :
not retaliate.
1t s believed even now that not
withstanding the gravity Of the situa,
ton, France would not find it, iifficult
to conciliate the vatican if negot' ations
on the subject reopened.
In Athe meantime the vatican forces
have been mobilized to take part in
the campaign. The latest instruc-
tions sent to the French clergy are in
substance that they are to look upon
the situation with the worst possible
aspect and to organ ze for private re-
ligious services
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
ENGINES Foe PALoUsE BRANCH
Northern Pacific Has Placed Orders
for Heavy Equipment.

MOSCOW. Idaho, Dec 13-It is re-
ported from Spokane that ten new and
monstrous freight engines have been
'rdered by the Northern Pacific road
and will be placed in commission with
in a few days. The report further
states that one and possibly two of
these engines will be placed on the
Palouse and Lewiston branch of the
road. Owing to the light weight of
rails now being used on this branch.
It Is probable that heavier rails will
replace them in short time.
This will materially relieve the
shortage of motive power which the
company has been facing recently.
The new engines are duplicates of the
1900 model which have been working
on the Spokane-Pasco branch during
the past year. and are the most pow
erful engines used by any road in the
northwest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
STEALSaeEY
FROM 1H'|E';lRIll.L|l||R| ! i l|||R||

J. J. Poole, who was arrested last
night. this morning confessed to burg
larry Of the Seattle saloon.
, Poole was arrested last night az he
came out OF the old vacant building
where the Lewiston y bundry used. to
be. He had a sack on. his back, and
he officers regarded his movements as
suspicious. Upon placing him under
arrest and examining the contents Of
the sack, they found that it contained
many TASKS filled with liquor
Upon placing him under rigid ex-
animation Poole confessed that he had
broken into the basement of the Seat
tie saloon and stolen the liquor.
Poole was formerly employed as a
porter in the saloon and knew exactly
how to get into the basement.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
IS EXPENSIVE TO HOLD SHEEP
$500 Fed for Six Weeks on S14 ha,
by Coffin Bros. at EIiensbura.

Probably no stockmen in this Sec
ton of the state preparing for ship
ment to the eastern markets expert
enced the difficulties of Coffin Bros.
who after six weeks delay finally got
20 cars Of sheep, consisting of $500
head, sent away from Ellensburg last
week, says he Goldendale Sentinel.
1t was six weeks ago that the off,
cials of he Northern Pacific railway
said that they would have cars in
readiness by he time the sheep were
brought to the valley. The cars did
not arrive as promised. but for some
unknown reason high officials ordered
them to the east Notwithstanding he
protest of the local agent.
At the time the cars arrived the
sheep were brought to the valley pre-
pared for shipment. The officials as
serted that they would Immediately
have other cars brought to replace the
ones removed. A weary wait of six
weeks ensued. There was no grazing
ground for the stock. so 1t was neces-
sary to purchase hay and feed them all
the time they were awaiting transpor-
tation. Hay in the Kittitas valley is
selling for $14 a ton, and the sheep
consumed Ave or six tons daily, which
entailed an expenditure to the owners
of between $1,000 and $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
SPOKANE TO Get
HEARING JAN. "A
Commerce Commission to
Investigate Freight
Rate Charges

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The in.
terstate commerce commission has Sc,
for hearing on January IA, at Spokane
Wash, the case of the Chamber OF
Commerce of Spokane against the
Northern Pacific and other railroad
companies.
That the railroads charge unreason-
able rates is alleged in the complaint
on the general traffic from eastern
points to Spokane. they being equal to
those charged to Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland, plus the local rate from these
cities back to Spokane.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
TO EXCLUDE
JAP COOLIES

WASHINGTON, Dec. ia resolu-
tion was laid before the senate today
by the vice president at the request Of
Senator Gearing Of Oregon, giving it
as concensus opinion OF the senate
that negotiations be entered into with
Japan to definitely define the rights
Of each country under the existing
treaty as win absolutely prohibit the
entrance into the United States Of
japanese coolie laborers.~, No action
was taken on the resolution,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
she eo1,WlHAT
$2HEas's|k|lED I p

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Dec. IA spe-
cial hugging and kissing performance
at comic opera took place here last
night when q university student Jump
ed across the footlights and grabbed
a soubrette who had bantered him
from the stage to come and kiss her.
:, When she sang, Wont You Come
and Kiss Me?' You bet your life"
was the unexpected reply from the
front rowsi and without a moments
a tall student started over
the footlights. :.
The chorus girl tried to fee. but she
fell fairly into the arms Of the eager
boy.
The kissing scene which followed re-
eeived more applause than all the rest
of the show. t@s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-13
STATE RIGHTS
ARE PARAMOUNT
National Treaties Cannot
Override Them Says
Senator Raynor

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Much in
terest was manifested today by the
senate in the position defended by
Senator Raynor in his discussion Of the
Japanese question. He contended tfut
the inherent rights of the state could
not be violated by treaty any more
than they could be violated by con-
gress Senator Raynor spoke for more
than an hour.