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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
HUbbELL CASE
IS POSTPONE
Boise Woman Civ en-
Time TO Secure
Witnesses

When the case OF Mrs Grace Hub
bell was called for a hearing in the
probate court this morning, a continu-
ance was granted until 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning. on motion Of the
attorneys for the defense.
Mrs. Hubbell is charged with ad-
hitting l6-year-old Jessie Rhodes to
house on the row." The attorneys
for the defense asked for time in
which to gather relevant testimony.
avering that they can prove the girl
strayed from the paths Of purity long
before coming to Lewiston with Mrs.
Hubbell.
Walter Hubbell, husband of the
woman. arrived last night from Boise
accompanied by Mrs. NJ. D. Kent,
mother of Jessie Rhodes and Sheriff
D. H. Moseley Of Ada county.
Willing to Take the Vito Back.
Hubbell at once sought an interview
with his wife. but fearing he would
kill her because Of her past conduct.
Mrs. Hubbell refused to admit her
husband to her apartments at the Ta-
coma until he had been searched in
her presence by Chief Of Police Saw
age and Sheriff Moseley, and she was
assured he had no firearms.
After spending an hour with his
wife, Hubbell made the statement that
he was anxious to have his wife re-
turn to their home at Boise. But !
want to sell our property there" con-
tinued Mr. Hubbell, "and go some-
where else to begin life anew"
Hubbell gave every evidence of sin
cerity in his remarks He married the
woman only. few years ago. but has
lavished large sums OF money on her
in order that she might be happy. The
woman on the other hand has signi-
fled no intention of returning Hubbell
is we'll to do cattle and sheep man
Of Ada county.
Girl Grows Penitent.
Jessie Rhodes is still under the pro-
lection of Probation Officer Lydon
The meeting between mother and
daughter last evening was an affecting
one. On being admitted to her
daughters presence. Mrs. Kent re-
ceived her with open arms. the
daughter breaking into tears and de-
claring she was willing to make
amends for the past
County Attorney Crow is conduct
ing the case for the state while Nc
Ninimy & Horn have the case for the
defense
Jessie Rhodes will be detained here
until after the preliminary hearing in
the case against Mrs. Hubbell. when
she will be taken to Boise on a war;
rant charging incorrigibility
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16

TEACHERS INSTITUTE - Mise
Mccoy is busy perfecting the details
Of plans for the joint teachers insti-
tn'e that this county and Latah are
10 hold on dates fixed from August 2S
to September I. The services of sew
eral notable instructors have already
been secured. among them being pro-
fessor A. II. Yoder Of the University
Of Washington. Miss Edith Bicken Of
the Lewiston Normal. Miss Margaret
McCallie Of the University Of Idaho
and Miss Elizabeth Urch OF the Lewis
ton Normal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
DEMOCRATS ARE
VOTING TODAY
Electing Delegates to
State and County
Conventions

This the day for the democratic
rrimaries In Nezperce county and the
situation can be summed up briefly
&C nothing doing" There are no fac
,;ons in the democratic party, no
ephts no schisms no ruptures open
or otherwise. Everything is beautiful
harmony. There are no axes to grind,
no scalps to take and no leaders with
,nordinate ambition seeking either for
glory or for gore.
The democrats will take their poll
tics this year in broken doses. They
will hold two conventions. one for
naming delegates to the state conven-
tion and the other to name the county
ticket. The primaries today are for
the purpose Of naming delegates for
both conventions, and in some of the
Lewiston precincts the same delegates
will attend both conventions.
The voting at the first precinct to-
day is at the police station, the voting
for the second precinct at the Ray
mond house, at the third precinct at
the court house, and at the fourth
precinct at Hose House No. on
Eighteenth street The hours Of vot-
ing are between 2 and Z p. m.
In the first precinct the following is
the ticket for delegates to both con-
ventions. the first Of which is to be
held July "a and second August 20.
Geo w. Tannahill, Daniel w. Green
burg l.. Ben Howard, Clay McNamee,
James Hayes. Geo. H. Lake, Wallace
B. Stanton. Eugene A. Cox. Charles
Baker, Fred D. Culver. Ed. Weisger-
Der.
In the second precinct the follow
ing are named for the first conven-
tion:
G. E. Erb. Daniel Needham, Henry
Heitfeld, Geo. H. Storer, Chris Byrne,
Phillip Weisgerber, c. F. Butler, Felix
Warren, John O. Bender Jay Wood
worth.
The following are to go to the Sec
ford, Eli Newcomb, John A. Wilkin-
son. Fred Killing. r. D. Potvin, A. w.
Kroutinger. Richard Stevens. A. J.
showalter. Geo. X. Reed.
The nominees for delegates from
the Lewiston third precinct are: c. L.
Mcdonald. S. o. Tannahill, J. r. Ly-
don, Matt Ward, Louis Grostein, S.
r. Bartlett, d. S. Dent. NJ. D. Mills.
In the fourth ward only three dem
ocrats We're present and they were
puZzling over list of eligibles when
'he Teller reporter called. He very
ooighgly helped them fill the ticket
when they adjourned. Following is
1he list. l.. l.. Haynes. David Royalty,
NJ. r. Shepler. John Guyer. John
Miller G. f. Whitcomb. c. c. Steb-
pehs, A. B. Hindman.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16

WILL ARRIVE THURSDAY-W
p. Hurlbut and party reached Spokane
was Informed by telephone that the
party would continue on to Tacoma
before reaching Lewiston. Others in
the party besides Mr.. Hurlbut are F.,
]. Randolph and several eastern capt.
talists and engineers who are coming
here to look over the electric railway
line to Grangeville. The party is ex-
pected here Thursday
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16

New York. July 1s.-Mrs. william
Thaw. accompanied by Joseph @.
Thaw and A. n. Peabody Of Thaw's
counsel visited her son in the Tombs
today.
Thaw's wife, who had preceded her
mother to her husbands celt with
drew on the approach Of the mother
in-law and stood some Is feet away.
There was no sign Of recognition be-
tween the two.
The meeting of mother and son was
affecting. Tears streamed from the
eyes OF both, and the silence was only
broken by the mothers cry Of my
boy, my boy"
Mrs. Thaw was compelled to quit
the cell after the first greeting was
over and she had talked with her son
for half an hour with the prison cell
bars separating them.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
THOUGHT He
HAD TREPHoFF

st. Petersburg. July 16.-Additional
details IN the assassination OF General
Kozlov Of the headquarters star in
the park at Peterhoff, on Saturday,
prove beyond a question that the mur
derer believed that he had killed
Trophoff. Before killing Kozlov he
consulted a photograph several times,
and when searched a photograph OF
IrephoH was found in his pockets.
kozlov resembles Trephof in appear
ance but was not involved in politics.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
COUNTY BIDS IN PROPERTY
Forced 70 Take Over Nearly Half Of
the Delinquent Tax Saies,

Assessor Daggett who has COM
pleted computing the tax list finds
that between the time the delinquent
tax roll was first printed and the close
OF the tax sale this week $15.S43cc
was collected in delinquent taxes. The
total In delinquent taxes was s33.0sss5
At the tax sale last week. sl4s7s.4s
worth Of property was bid in by the
county. the balance $2.2s515 being
taken by private parties.
The county commissioners Saturday
ordered a payment Of $1,000. on the
steam road roller. and called for bids
OF so cords Of red fir wood The bids
will be opened Thursday, July 10.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
ALL IS HARMONY
IN lATAH COUNTY
Special to Evening Teller.

Speclai 10 Evening Teller.
Moscow. Idaho. July 1s.--Everything
is harmonious today In the I.atah
county primaries The delegation
chosen mt the caucus last Friday has
no opposition and will elected.
The delegation will be solid for Ed:
gar G. Steele for district Judge. and
Burton l.. French for congress. Il 10
probable no action will be taken at tho
convention on the senatorial question.
The delegates will favor an indorse-
ment Of the present administration.
The Moscow delegates are:
Southeast Moscow-L. r. McCartor,
J. IT. Uglem. w. d. Smith. N ]. w.
Nelson. John r.. Randall. H. l.. Hayes,
William Buchanan, Edgar Estes. Theo.
Clark. r. s. Mathews. N A. Nelson,
J. r. Strong. Theo. Johnson. J. T. Will
son. John Otness r. r Vaughan, f.
II. Forrest. J. l.. Naylor, Victor N.
Ramstedt n. Gamble. J. A. Gossett. L.
II. Collins. John Lundquist. d. c.
Gardner and Thomas Huntbach.
West Moscow-C A. Hagan, VIII
'd" iT'peU, -. y, VHTks. Cn0rlo0
Petersen. w. ~. Barge. c. v. Jones.
William Carter. Henry Lovelace.
Thomas Rogers. Thomas Estes. G. H.
Thompson. A. J. Favor. Ross Sherfev.
w. +. Hickman. G. w. McKinstry. L. A.
Manring, George Vennigerholz
North MOscOw-W II. Bearsdley.
Murdoch Cameron. Warren Truitt.
q. q. Pickett. w. q. Griffin, John W.
Gray. e. w. Cotton, J. ]. Martin. r.
NJ. johnson.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
SHIPS FINE HOGS TO SPOKANE
Nar'oads Sent from Clearwater Towns
Other kamiah Notes.

special TO Evening Teller.
kamiah. July 16.-Thomas Robert
~" OF Russell shipped 1876 head Of
"'ss TO Spokane this morning. Last
week ne shipped another carload Of
"'ss from Greer. The bogs were all
III hrstclass condition.
harvesting is on in full blast. the
warm weather Fastening the ripening
~ ~ 'he hay and grain. So far very
"'''e damage has resulted from the
not weather.
i""a'ord POmeroy Of the Kamiah
Is busy these days, the town
frequently filled with CONNER
,s a' travellers and people passing
through the country.
Ian Laferty. who was recently in
IN the hip in a cavein of his
,,''"e at Pardee. is recovering nicely.
ne left this morning for his camp at
the tramway.
Sam Clean of Glenwood is recover.
e from several fractured ribs re.
se'Ved in a fall short time ago from
HIS wagon. Both men are under IN.
care Of DR.. Hunt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
HONDURAS IS
READY TO QUIT
Will Submit to Arbi.
tration If Others
Do. Likewise

Washington. July 1.-THE state de-
partment today received . dispatch
from Philip X. Brown. who IL looking
after the affairs Of the United States
in Honduras and 0autemala, to the
effect that Honduras u willing to dis.
board Of arbitration ~ soon - 0uate-
mala and Salvador agree to do like.
wise.
Mr.. Merry. the American minister to
Salvador, advises tho department TO-
day that he 10 still negotiating with
the Salvadorean authorities with the
same purpose In view.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
PARLIAMENT SENDS WORKERS
Efforts Being Made to Firmly Estab-
lish Prestige Of Lower House.

ST. Petersburg. July 16.-The differ
ent groups OF parliament are system
atically sending members into the
country campaigning in favor Of the
prestige Of parliament from every be-
ginning. BY tacit understanding no
roll calls will be held in the sessions
Of the lower house. so that the gov
ernment will have no record Of the
votes with which to prosecute the
members should the reaction get the
upper hand.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
HAS NOT SPOKEN
FOR SIX DAYS
Michael Burns Gives
Evidence of In.
sanity
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller,

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston. Wash. July 16.-The
question Of the sanity of Prisoner
Burns at the county Jail is attracting
considerable attention in the city az
1t Is believed by some people here that
the man Is feigning. pure and simple.
Plans are now underway for an ex-
animation Of the man, this week, at
Asotin when all physicians Of the
county will be invited to be present.
1t will then be decided whether or not
the man IL In such condition az will
warrant his being committed to the
state hospital for the insane. County
Attorney Rummens is now in Seattle
and definite action can not be taken
until his return.
DR.. !. Z. Temple Of this city, who 10
county physician. Is attending the de-
ranged man and states that Burns
physical condition was yesterday
much improved over that OF the day
preceding. 1t Ia now nearly normal
The man was found in a very serious
condition, Wednesday. when the phy-
sicians were called. His pulse was
then running up to 12O, but yesterday
II had calmed down to 82
Burns has not spoken a word to
anyone since his condition was first
noticed on Tuesday evening. He wand
ers aimlessly about the room, looking
first from one window and then an
other Other mental attitudes go
further to show his deranged condi-
tion. The remaining prisoner OF the
trio. Frank Brown. seems extremely
talkative although very nervous.
Davidson Farrell Wedding.
The marriage OF two OF the promi-
nent young people Of the city was SOL
emnized at the home OF the sister of
the bride on Seventh street this
morning. Lou w. Davidson and Miss
Ruby Farrell being the contracting
parties. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. T. +. Fertig OF the Methodist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson left
this morning for the Dakotas, where
they will reside.
j. T. Pelvin and wife OF Walla
Walla are registered at the hotel
Ramsey
The burial Of James Finnegan In the
pOtters field Of the local cemetery oc-
cured from the undertaking porlars
Of the Charleston Furniture and Tn
dertaking company Saturday after
noon.
Personal Mention.
The families of O. Il. Nelson, S Hill
and p. II. Hendricks will leave In the
for the Anatone country,
where they will spend the summer
months In the hills near the town.
Ed. and James Hobart and Clarence
Anderson left the city yesterday for
the Big BEND country. where they are
interested in farming lands.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16

INSPECT ROAD--County Commits
Sioner J. C. Proffitt and County Sur
veyor Edison Briggs left on the after
noon train for Peck. where they will
inspect the section of the country road
out of that place, which has been re-
Gently constructed by Contractor
SprinstOn
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
Give DREYFuS
CRACK REGIMENT

P:ris, July 16.-War Minister
Etienne has announced the assign
ment Of Dreyfus to the 18th regiment
Of artillery stationed at Vincennes
This is the crack regiment which par.
ticipated in the state function at the
capital Brigadier General Picquart
was designated for service on the
stan OF the military governor at Paris.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
ELK EXCURSION
HITS LANDSLIDE

Trinidad. Colo. July ia passen-
ger train on the Colorado 4 Southern
railroad, carrying hundreds OF Elks
enroute to the Denver convention, was
wrecked early this morning at Forbes
Junction. The engineer was killed and
the fireman badly injured. The train
ran into a land slide.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
FILES PETITION FOR ReHeAR,N Ma
Burton Case Again Received by Clerk
OF United States Supreme court.

Washington, July 16.-The petition
OF former United States Senator Rur.
ton for rehearing by the Tinted
states supreme court OF the case
against him was received today by the
clerk OF that court 1t is signed by al,
Of Burton's counsel,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
NO RECEIVER FOR FRENCH LICK
Decision BY Judge evskirk Sustaining
Demurrer Prseludes This.

Paoli, Ind, July 16.-Judge Buskirk
today sustained a demurrer against
ants. which means that the receiver
will not be appointed for the French
Lick hotel Mt this time. A notice Of
appeal was given.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
HONDURAS - NOT At WAR
Population Arises % Defend Fiaa d.
cause Of Invasion by Guatemala.

New York. July 1.-THE Associated
Press has received the following dis.
patch from the president Of the re-
public Of Honduras:
''Tegucigaipa. Honduras. July H.
Honduras has not declared war.
Guatemala without justification or
reason has invaded the territory OF
this republic and the whole country
has come to the national defense
Signed "MANUEL BONILLA."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
Republics Allied for Defense.

Republics Ailisd for Defence.
Tegucigaipa. Honduras. July H.
According to the agreement signed six
months ago the republics Of Salvador
and Honduras became allies for de-
fensive purposes
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
QU|vERS
At Ell PAS0

El PasO Texas. July IA iistincs
earthquake shock WAS felt ~ si.s1
q. m. today. Great ess.isssisss and AZ
citement amors :hc yallcwesl 40
damage scAs exnerlenc~A
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16

L. A. Jahnke left on the afternoon
train for that Oroflno.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16

was South African Finaneier.
''oh' July ls.-Alfred Belt. the
a,, ''ern African financier. died today
'er oeing In i'll health for some time
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-16
THREE KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

mir, 'ahd. Wis.,. July 1.-THE nowa.-
un ,as ra' miles from the city blew
,h, "das resulting In the death =,
men and twenty injured
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-04
SMALL RIOT IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK Nov. "A mob of yrnpathizers
attacked strike killed one
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-04
CRAP GAME RUNS OPENLY
BACK OF MOILIlLI CHURCH
White Men, Natives and Chinese Play at Seven.
Eleven in House Where Che-Fa
Bank Is Operated.

Curtis Iaukea has of late made con
siderable mention in his politica
speeches of the district of Moiliili, de-
claring it to be a Brown stronghold.
He has told crowds that in the course
of a personal canvass in the district
mentioned he has been volunteered the
information that the Moiliili people are
friendly to Brown because he lets them
have a good time.
Iaukea has moreover stated that the
has come to knowledge of the facts
that gambling is openly INDUCED in at
Moiliili and that liquor is illegally
vended in the district.
Last night an Advertiser reporter
went to Moiliili to find cut for himself
if open gambling were really going on.
He found out
Getting off the car opposite the Moi
liili church, the reporter followed the
road which runs in a makai direction
and on turning to the left crossed a
stream and arrived at a whitewashed
two-story house where lights were
burning and the excited jabber OF
voices was audible.
Going into yard he walked along a
path and entered room on the ground
floor wherein a crowd of some thirty
people was gathered about a table.
The room was unpapered and un
painted and was lighted by hanging
lamp, suspended from a roof of boards.
II the center of the room was an Oh
long table covered with white cloth.
Chinese sleeping lounges completed the
furniture of the room.
When the reporter entered the room,
in company with a friend, a crap game
was in progress, stakes ranging from
twenty-five cents to a dollar
The newcomers We're looked at ask
ance at first, and murmurs Of ''makai''
were heard.
The game proceeded, however, about
twenty strong, the other players hav-
ing made a discreet sneak as soon as
the reporter put in an appearance.
In the crowd We're a native woman
and three men of the 10th Infantry sta
toned at Camp Mckinley. The re-
mainder of the gamblers were natives
or Cinnamon.
There was no regular crap layout,
each man shooting what he liked. ana
anyone who cared to covering the
amount bet by the man with the bones.
or on the side.
The game-keepers We're the notorious
gamblers All Chuck and All Tai, who
rent the house and who have been con-
Quoting gambling there for a long time
past.
An Chuck was game-keeper when the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-04
GREAT RALLY OF DEMOCRATS
ON EMMA SQUARE

Crowds of men and women massed
from the oandstand to the -trc.t amt
even filling the driveways, gave en-
thusiastie reception to the speakers at
the Democratic meeting at Emma
Square last night. From O'Clock un-
til midnight the speakers talked,
haai's quintet played and sang cam
paign songs, and the audience main
tanned it's enthusiasm to the last mo-
ment. Even when the last ears had
passed by the speakers were still hold
ing the attention of the crowd which,
although diminished in numbers, had
not lost a whit of its spirit.
The success of the Emma Square
meeting was something of a surprise
because Of the counter and supposedly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-11-04

House; Uluihi, for the House; NJ. A
Silva, for the House; Tom Gandall, fol
Supervisor; Kiakahi, for the House
Fred Iurrill, S. K. Hui, Joe Fern, fo1
the House; Aqua Kekai; r. H. Trent
for Treasurer.
Mr. McClanahan spoke long and earn
estly on his issue of Cuban annexation
Now and then he was greeted with ap-
plause and at the conclusion of his ad-
dress was given an ovation. He re
ferred to the oft-repeated charge of
Republicans that he is malihini-
haole' and on that ground should not
be sent to Congress. At this juncture
some one in the audience said: Eyes,
you are maIihini-haole - The speak
er took this up at once and replied:
Eyes. l am a malihini-haole here
but | am a kamaaina Hawaiian in Con
gress." (Cheers). The interrupter
subsidized.
AS to the charge that he intended to
work for disfranchisenent of the Ha-
waiians, Mr.. McCIanahan said he had
already riddled that ridiculous charge
and he did not believe that any intelli-
gent Hawaiian would believe that story
His annexation address was given
with a directness and earuestness that
compelled constant attention. 1t was
mastery effort despite the throat diff
cult with which Mr.. McCIanahan suf
fercl The interests of Hawaii in con
nection with any proposed annexation
of Cuba to the United States was de
tailed step by step and its dangers,
from his standpoint, were depicted
graphically. He laid the question be
fore the people, Republicans and
Democrats, and asked them to judge of
it impartially. He hoped that the
voters would rise above party and deal
with it from their highest sense of
civic duty.
81 don t expect to change any man
like ". o. Smith, - he said amid
laughter; "he is blinded absolutely,
and he represents class which is
blinded to any argument on the Cuban
question coming from
Democrat (Applause.)
''Suppose it was the Democratic
party on the mainland through whom
Cuban annexation was to come he
added. "What would be the cry of
every sugar man and every sugar inter
EST in the Hawaiian Islands then? They
would be on this platform telling you