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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

8anberburg. Staatss@ilo
unb 5iI9erei. @OmmiHdr 3. 9. Swee-
nsp bat cine nsue gsi9dftiguns fiir
Snbianas 5armerfrauen entbedt, bic
ergbbIi& uno rsntnbsl 1T. Der Com.
mifidr Iisfsris elmer An3ablJarmern bor
stlidsn Wonatsn rionsolif4e 5aia-
nsnsisr. I'm bic W6gli9teit Der 3u9l
bisisr Sbiere in unIsrem 2lima 3tt Ct.
proben. Cine Der gmpfdnserinnen bal
ibm gei9risbsn. bab cine 6enne ID,
a6tssbn Der 8bIere ausgeoritst babe.
Spesnsp fadbt eie An3abl Der iungeu
Sbiersiu Staais isst auf 5000 uni
bOft, in bier Sabreu bie 3atl aui
200, 600 srb6bt 3u fsben. Damn wirh
bts Sasb auf bic g6geI freigegebeu
psrosn. Die Jrausn Der 5armer fol'
len BET bisisr Snbufrie mitbelfsn. In
ssm fie bis gisr ausbriiten lahen uni
ois iunssn SbIsrs pfesen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Sbalia.

Der 8er9ntgungs-gerein ySbaIia"
bteIt 9eftern Nbeno In Der Columbia
6nne cine gut befudie Berfammlun9
ab. an Ste0e BEG 9errn @il6elm
Wattbias, Der @sf9dfte balber perbiu-
bert III, fsrnerbin isinen pfidtsn aIs
6inan3ietretdr na63utommeu, tuurbe
6err &sinbolb Gtart geudblt.
Am 16. Suli finbet bic 8eneral.Wer.
iammlung bes @ereins fiatt unb finb
iduimtIi&e WitgIieber eriu&t, 3u ber'
isIbsn phnttli9 3u srfdeinen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Ginssrfsit Der ebanselti@=lmtbs=
ridden ct. Yanlus=e9nle.

Sas id6rliae 0inberfeff Der ebanses
lii9slutleriiden st. paulus S9ule
finbet am 4. Suli fatt In Hoble's
grobs. cine bnlbs bal5s Msils iiiblid
BON GarfisIosparf. Bsi bieiem part
ian Der shOusf.gde bsfslben) merben
1ubrDeris bsrsit ffeben, um bic Jsf-
sdfis iammt ibren 26rbsn bplIenbs gum
6sfplass 3u bsf6roern. gu8 tann
man Die Strsde lsi9t 3u Gub auriid.
lsgsn. Nan gebt. am @srmania.part
bOrbei, itioli6 big Salton.Hp
bann 6fliH bis Robls's grobs.
Witglisosr Der Iut6srii9sn 8emeins
ben, msI9s bsrsits S9ulfsii gehalteu
babsn. Fnb nO8 6eionosrs singelaoen.
f5 an bisfsm 6sfts I'm Jreien au bethel
ligen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
@sridtIiasr gsriuaIter eraanat.
Observation-Disclosures bat su srobe
S6uIben.

@iliam W. 6ra3se bon Ruibotus
erI6ien 9ienitag Worgen in Supsrtors
geriat uno bsrlan9ts bon %i6ter
@inIon Garter Die @rnennung zines
aeriatlihen gernaliers Der Snoia'
napolis & Cincinnati SractiOn gomp.
FIR Die 3uItbiqe.2iuie.
Sn Der gesrfnoung ieines @siuass
eisbt 0err Jrljer on. oab bic flnan'
sieae 2nue Der @sisliaaft bic grnen'
nung zines gsri6tli4sn gerwnltsrs
our&aus perlange, tpsnn bic befen Sn'
tereFen Der @ldubigsr unb Der attisn'
Snhnbsr bsrisl6en tuabrgenommen Uer-
ben iOQ,n. Die Sraction 80. baut
iess neue 2inien bon Shelbpoile big
@reens6urg uno bon Ruibotue nnh
gonnersbile, rslds Biz gum 1. sep'
tember D. 5. in Bstrie5 geiest weroen
f6nnen. Der aldasr. 5err 5ra3ee, TIT
ielbsr Elm GROCER attiondr Der Srattion
gompanp uno bebauptet, oaB bic gs'
nannte @eisli9aft cine 6albe Wilion
Dollars S9uIoen. auBer ibrem In-
lneetapital, tOntrn6irt babe, bic 81
ieoer 3sit, ba fis ni4t bsaa6lt wsrbsn.
eingetlnet psrSen f6nnen. moour9 Die
attiundre Der Ba6n smpFnbli4 9si9d'
oiat ut<nen tpiroen.
Riater Garter ernannte 9errn 9. &.
6enrp, ben prdfbsntsn Der Strabens
babn, gum gsri9tli9sn g.rualter. Oh
fsffeefebte ghrei9aft bss 9errn 9snrp
belduft fi9 nuf 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Bert@t oss etaats= Sstretdrs.

Sn ben Wonaten MpriI, Wai uno
Suni betrusen bic @siammi.ginnabs
men I'm Bureau bes Staats.Setretdrs
$47, ,249.09 on @sbabren. bie fi9 tpie
folst bertbeilen: 6simii3s gorporatio.
men $41. .750.20, f-'mbe @orpOratiO.
nsn 81 .s70.59. be bisbene @ebhbren
$1,5l6.95. &egiRrtrunsen bon Motor.
Tubrmerten $689. so. 3inisn BON De.
poiten $32.35, anbere ginnabmen
$188e.50. Der @tfammtbetras Der
@innabmen tiberfeigt oenienisen Der
9lei&en periobe In 1905 I'm &c..
724.S7 unb In 1904 um $21, 789. SO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
&Ornsr Sose, No. 1, 3. >.
6. of y.

gor GROCER Yeriammlung Der Nits
gli.bsr tpurben esiisrn abenb bic neu.
erudblten gsamtsn Der 26rner 2oss
go. l unter sntiprs9snbsn 5sierli9.
tsiten in ibrs rsip. Nsmter sinseiest.
9rOB 9iftritt. Seputp Capt. 5u9o
2lingfsin offi3irts une tuurbe bon ben
grtbsrn Gbas. s. 51mibt, Subn
Weilader 'unb .. Surestpie, In uhrbi.
ger Weiie unterfibt. Sas nsue Be-
amtsnpsriOnal Der a6rner 2Ose iebt fi8
ME fOlgt auiammen:
@r-4ommanbeur--Ureo. Plo1.
Qpmmanbeur-Nua. g. 3bau.
0ice Rommanoeur - @iQian ..
S6oenro5s.
grdlat-Sotn 6iloebranbt.
Daffenmsifsr-Mrtbur 3Ofabl.
Snnere Wa9s-Senrp Ibsl.
Aeubers Wa9e-@arI 2ofabl.
Die 2oss bsfinbst fi9 In bIhbenbea
finan3islen Derbdltnifsn, ME aus ben
bon ben psri9isoensn Beamten porges
lsatsn i4riftli9sn geri9ten erfi9t-
lid ift.
Inter srOBsm gntbuFasmus muro'
bcihlOKsn, Rn an Der Sabrssfeier bei
psrsinisten 2ogsn am 4. Suli TN Ger
mania parf 3u bet6eiligsn.
Die 8rufees Der 2Oge, wel4e BIZ
gorbereitungsn In 6dnben babsn.
fattstsn sinsn tbsilweiien gsri9t ab
aus psI9sm 3u eriebeu iif, baB BIZ
tpsitgsbsnbfsn gorbersitungsn &C.
trOfsn wurben. oas iSsf gu eineu
srubsn @oIfsfsff 3u 9sfalten.
9as RituaI gorps be
26rner.2oge bsranhaltete au @brei
isinss nod 9suti9Iano rsifsnosn VI
S9abmsifsrs, Serb. Sirens, an
SOnntae.absno eine 1eberrai&ungs
abi9iebsfeier. su tpel9er fi9 bic einge
laosnen @dfts poa3dblig eingefunbel
batten.
Wit @rhben an bic alte 9eimat
5duer belaben, tritt 8ruber Strsn
am 5. Suli feline &siie on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Seftige Gewitter.
5aianen5ubt rebt erfolereib.
SomfttgeS aus Smotana.

Us inamac C. Der In Der Sonn.
tag gtadt iiber pulnsfn @ountt qeso.
gene beftige @etpittsrfurm bat S1a-
ben i'm Wertbs iiber $40, 900 berur.
fa&t. Jaif ale 3sIesrapbsn. unb 8e=
lepbonordbte tuurbsn ,errifen, elmer
groben ansabI Garmbduisr unb Stal.
lunssn wurben bic Sd9sr nbgebedt,
Obfs unb S9attenbdume murben
81 $auienben umsebrpten uno bas
auf benz 5alm fsbsnbe getreibe uurbe
sefnidt. Gin gIibfrabI i9Iug In bas
Jarmbaus beg gsorg SUB elm unb
t6btete bic bort gum geiu9 peilenbe
neun Sabre alte Saba garbstt, SoGter
bes Soiepb garbeit BON BIER. Ssrr
unb Grau SUB unb ibre bier ainoer
tuurben bon benz SlibhrabI au Boben
9ei9leubsrt, aber nidt bsrlebt. Tas
Wobnbaus brannte ab.
pete rsburg. Der 4oblenqrd-
Der Sobn Sames mar bor einieen
Wo4en bon Sbio tuegen zines Uerbre.
9ens enifobsn unb batie fdt ieitbem
bier aafgebalten. Im Sonntas eine
er nod 9ar!weQ unb tpurbe unterpegs
BON einem 3use Der Soutbern Babn
iiber9efabren unb 10 i6tpsr bsrIebi, bab
ct balo oarauf ftarb. Warf9au Wins.
lotu eridien am SOotenIagsr bss Sames
nit einem gerbaftsbefebI, Der gsg,n
ben 8obten tpessn Worbss, besansen
I'm bstruntenem 3ufunbs, in Obiu
ausseEeat morben mar.
SYanffprt. Der bon ussop"
etewart In 2ebanon bur9 sinen eti9
nit einem Iangen WsRsr t6btIiG Der.
munoete Sbomas Sonss bsrusigerte bis.
Der ieoe Nusfunft iibsr BITE Stedaffdre.
Mm eonntag mar sr 10 f9wa9, baB
iein @nbe beftir9tet tpurbe unb Der go.
Ii3ei9ef unb elm Nnnalt tpurbe an
Sones gett 8erufeu, um uom6gIi9
cine Anti.mOrtem.A .Ausfags 81 srIanssn.
Cones i9uies iebo9 auf ale an ion
geri9teten Jragen rnb bie geamten
muBten unberri&teter Sa9s fortssben.
! Soutb Benb. NIs poffmei.
iter .. u. Sbau am Sonntag Nbenb
NIT elmer @efawinbisfeit bon 40 Waei.
len NIT isinem automobiI In Der Mdbe
bon SsceoIa oabinfaufts, psriagte an
elmer 8iseuns bes Weges Der eieuer.
apparat uno Der 2raftiuapen, fhr3te
bonn Wese ab. H1 brsimaI iiberf9la.
genb. Die brsi SniaRen tpurben bale
barauf unter benz HutomobiI beiin.
nungslos bon anbersn perionen auf-
sefnnoen uno bebutfam bierber ge.
bra9t. Der Grau bes prebisers :. u.
Winn hnb bet Dem llnfalle beibe Beine
gebro&en, wd5rsnb bie beiben anberen
SniaHen bss Nutomobils, .. u. Sbau
uno 5rau g. %. 6bplsr, esfdbrli9s
innere 0erlebunsen erbaltsn babsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
Il y t a | |.

Die ambulan3 unter 2eitune bon
Or. &eebes uurbs gsfsrn nod Der gde
bon Sllinois. unb Werril. .etrabe ae.
rufen. mo 6erf&eI NeWorris, 3mDlf
Sabre alt. bon etnem Gtrnbenbabn.
wasen sefallen mar. uobsi er f9 Der.
lebunssn am aopfe auaos. Der Der.
Isbte 2nrbe uurbe nod isinsr elterli4en
Wobnuns. go. s22 Rabiion. aosnue.
gebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03
A. Smli=5eier TN Sarmerpart.

Na1 altesuobnter Sitie beranfaItet
aud bisIss Sabr bic 9urner.part.@es
ienT9aft cine Geisr bss 4. SuIi. au Der
Mlitglieber uno 6reunbe wiltommen
tna.
Thr untsrbaltuns ipdbrenb bes Na&'
mitiass III beRtns gsicrgt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-03

90 ttIieb 4eutb a rS I,
rOie semltbIi@e Gde",
Gde @oble unb Marfet Str.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
WANTS $4,000
FOR Lost LOVE

Whether or not Frank Buckle can
secure from William McConaghy $l0,-
600 sfor the alleged alienation of the
affections Of his wife. is one of the
questions to be decided by the next
session of the supreme court, which
couvens In this city Monday.
Another interesting case before the
court is that entitled Emma. Ellen G
and Vergil Adams. minors. by l.. o.
Whitsell their guardian ad liten, VS.
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining
and Concentrating company. yhe suit
ia brought for Judgment of $40, 900
injuries resulting in the death Of the
father of the children while in the EN-.
pioy of the aforesaid company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
HELD, ANYWAY,
ON SUSPICION
Italian Suspected Of Robbery
is Found Armed With
Dagger and Gun

Pierro Pete, armed with big 46-
calibre six-shooter, and a stiletto sew
eral inches longer than the law allows
him to carry concealed upon his per-
son, was arrested this morning as the
Spokane train pulled in, on the charge
of larceny. .,s.S \. ,..s4. ..sa.,s
MRS AZ. A. Gibson Ii the complaining
witness, and she relates that while
coming down on the train she was
robbed Of her purse containing gold
bracelet. $40 gold piece and a small
rl-handled knife, There were a
number OF Italians on the train as 1t
came in this morning who were re-
garded with suspicion, and four were
arrested, taken to the. police station
and searched. None of the stolen arti-
cies was found. except a $40 gold piece
on Pierro Pete. which, Of course, could
not be identified. Pete was 80 heavily
armed, however, and the suspision
pointed so directly toward him. that
he will be retained on a charge of car
rying concealed weapons until the
matter can be farther investigated.
Suspicion, seemed 20 the trainmen
and Mrs Gibson, to point more to
Pierro Pete and one other Italian than
to any one else on the train. Mrs.
Gibson had walked through the car at
one time and she had been closely fol-
lowed by two Italians, one Of whom
was Pete. II was about this time that
she missed her pocketbook and imme-
diately reported the matter to the train
officers. Conductor Tingling, after
looking into the matter somewhat, tele-
phoned ahead TO the police officers
here to be at the train and take the
suspicious characters to Jail.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 2s.-Two
are dead. several more may die and Is
more are injured az the result of a
rear lend collision OF passenger trains
on the New York division OF the Penn
-sylvania road at Eddington. 10 miles
north of this city this morning.
Following its customary pslicy OF
silence, the Pennsylvania railway de-
clines absolutely to furnish any in
formation regarding the cause Of the
wreck or the number of killed and in
jured.
1t is reported by passengers that the
Long Branch express, bound for Phil
delphia. stopped to cool off hot
journal. While the train crew was al
work on the journal, the express train
which had left New York at 1880 a
M, thundered around a curve and
crashed into the Long Branch train.
1t Is declared that the express from
New York disregarded the signals
thus causing the accident
Because Of lack of facilities II was
some time before the work of rescue
was commenced. Most Of the injured
have been brought to this city. though
some were sent to Bristol and Tren
ton.
The bodies OF the dead were sent Z
the morgue at Bristol.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
PROCLAMATION BY QUEEN EsIELLA

.
Subjects: eaued
Of
gather
BELTS
that shall all be
. October e. ~ {k# #Na 8%fx4t s8S tf8.kst Es
that appraised
which
. >mossse loyal subjects
assigned
When formally
neglected. The ssb who shall fail
this most important duty will incur spieaurs
be suunmsrily snisssd fronr rank. !
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
NE IS YOUNGEST
CHIEF JUSTICE !

J Atlshie. associate supreme Jus
ticeN Nafrived on the morning train from
his home in Grangeville, and will bs
in Lewiston during the season of the
supreme court, which convenes here
Monday.
Upon the retirement of Judge
Stockslager. January 1. Associate JUS
tice Ailshie will become the chief jus
tice Of the state Of Idaho.
Justice Ailshie will then enjoy the
distinction OF, being the youngest chief
justice in the United States, having
arrived at this high position at the
age Of 3s years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
Business Resumed !. Mobile.

MOBILE, Sept. 2s.-Business has
been partially resumed in Mobile to-
day. The city authorities are clearing
the streets as rapidly as possible
Street cars are expected to resume
operation Sunday night The West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph com.
panies are still out Of business. The
wires are down in every direction.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
TERMS Of EDICT
| ARPEAsE CUBANS

HAVANA, Sept. 29.-The terms Of
ne PROCLAMATION have caused general
allslaction. especially on account Of
|h moderate language in which it Is
'uched and the statement that the
divisional government Is undertaken
account Of the necessities. Of "a.
ua'ion end the promise Is made
y the provisional gc.-ornment will
@intained purely for the purpose
%'oring peace. order and public
"aoence until a permanent govern.
'A' can be established.
70 one appears inclined to doubt
sood intentions Of Roosevelt and
NY 'ppears to be no apprehension
~H0us trouble or resistance to the
uha =
~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
BUSY CLEANING
|. AWAY the ASHES
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
II ORoFfNO. Idaho, Sept. .s.-Re-
building of the burned district Will be-
gin Monday Men are already busy
clearing the streets Of debris and tenn
porary structures are being put up by
the merchants.
The city is filled with drummers, and
the merchants have all placed orders
for goods. and hope to be open for
business within few days. They will
erect temporary quarters for the pres
ent.
Shelter has been found for all.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
|"" NEW CLUB TUESDAY.
~ Ca'l Has Been lssusd fol
"sss'ns Of Business Men.

~" meeting of the business
~ lewiston and Charleston for the
w y organizing along the lines
''e night Tom Richardson
4, .'and addressed them will be
Tuesday, evening.
j.. oSlhefs and ] f. Kincaid will
Il Arse of the arrangements for
u, sung The place of meeting
hit,.. "en announced, but the com
NJ nv Will report later.
i h.. s0'hmerciai club is very anxious
klea,,, "rge attendance at this
brs,sns and win urge every one to be
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
SINK FIFTH PIER.-Bedrock wa

SINK FIFTH PIER.-Bedrock was
struck yesterday at a depth of Is feet
for pier No. s.. on the o. r. e. N.
bridge over the Clearwater. A second
pump has been installed to keep out
the water, and work of construction
viii begin at once. Only two more
piers. will have to be sunk before COM
pletion of the bridge
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
CUTTER SUNK
DURING STORM

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.--Assistant
Secretary Edwards has received tele-
gram from T. M. Rock, engineer-in-
chief Of the revenue cutter Alert dated
Mobile, September 2s, which reads AZ
follows:
Alert was sunh at her berth at z
O'clock this morning by river steamer
Nellie running into her during a vio-
lent easterly gale. Dspossible to esti-
mate damage at present. :
Nothing has been heard Of the rev-
enue cutter Winona or the launch PEN
! rose. which were In Mobile harbor
during the hurricane.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
PHlNNEY MAKES
PLEA NOT GUILTY

the district court this morning by Lee
Phinney. Indian, charged with the
murder of jefferson Litton at Guide
sac. Phinney is alleged to have ad-
ministered morphine poison while Lit
ton was in drunken stupor John
Green of Culdesac has been retained
to defend Phinney.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
Great Damage Done by Storm in Mo.
bile Harbor

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The milf
tary secretary has received tele-
gram from Captain Dwyer. commanders
Of Fort Morgan. at the entrance OF
Mobile harbor. dated yesterday. re-
porting that the entire post is under
water and that great destruction has
been done on account of the storm.
Many buildings are greatly damaged.
and some destroyed completely.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

/ While awaiting to hear from Roose-
HI Acting Secretary Of War Oliver
!. ,.,u.a orders for the expedition Of
\, s,Sdiers to prepare to sail from
Newport News as soon as possible.
.tb otdes Il subject to the approval Of
prasidsnt, hut It has been delivered
bt becauSs cf the delay In securing
III necessary formality Of the presi-
atS s,evsl.
ouansnnsster Agent Humphrey has
"a ordered to Immediately contract
m the necessary transportation to
nvey The troops to Cuba. and the
nhc managers Of the various rail-
nds have been ordered to prepare to
ndle the soldiers who 60 to Cuba.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

. inches of rain fell here today,
flooding the streets and seriously :.
:. hampering the work of recovering =
. the dead and clearing the streets. .
PENSACOLA, Sept. 2s.-The vast
ness Of the destruction wrought by the
hurricane is now being realized.
Twenty five are known to have been
drowned. Calls for charity have been
made to assist the poor, and every.
thing possible to relieve the 1000
homeless is being done.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 29.-Hourly
the magnitude of Thursdays storm In
the interrupted communication with
that state is resumed.
Town after town in the interior has
wired here that buildings had been
blown down, lives endangered and
crops blown fiat in the fields.
unbroken Line Of Wrsckass.
simultaneously there arrived an
enumeration of an almost unbroken
line Of wrecking Of shipping on the
gulf coast in the direction OF Mobile. .
However, all reports Of this situation
ended abruptly at a point 50 miles
west OF Mobile. News Of the shipping
disasters is constantly coming IN from
other sections and the steamers COM
ing down the Mississippi report PASS
ing wreckage of houses and household
| goods
4 Ne news has hAen received from the
fishing and oyster country in the low
delta lands of the mississippi.
Negro Cabins Blown Down.
Reports from Beattiesburg. Miss.
state that towns suffered s3o0, 900 dam
age from the wind and water. Many
buildings were blown down Many Of
the Mississippi reports express appre-
hension about tha varnl negro popula-
tion,s saying their little cabins have
been blown down by the score and re-
ports state that many OF the negroes
are missing.
The cotton crops is less assuring. the
loss being estimated Mt 75 per cent
On the Mississippi guk coast, In ad-
dition to the 25 small schooners re-
ported wrecked last night, ship and
cat islands In the Mississippi sound
have five wrecked barks on their
shores.
Keeper and Family Perish.
One OF the saddest stories OF the
hurricane is brought from Scranton,
Miss. where tug left before the
storm reached It's height and ran to
Horn island out in the gulf, offering to
take ashore Captain Johnson, keeper
of the Horn lighthouse, his wife and
daughter. The women refused to leave
Captain Johnson and later the light
house was washed away and II II be-
lieved all were drowned.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
STORM VICTIMS NUMBER Y
Awful Destruction by Hurricane Abeu'
Mobile 10 Now Being Revealed.

MERIDIAN, Miss. Sept 2s.-ln-
formation given out by the Mobile q
Ohio onicials just from Mobile esti-
mated the number Of dead at 20 near
Mobile. Fort Morgan and Biloxi. Miss,
are reported destroyed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29
'AF1 IS NOW
IN AUTHORITY

|,,,,' sASA. Sept. as.-An Amsr,..n
Is,,o, eovernment assumed nos.
Proelam.,,'cu cuba today, when Taft.a
kppela,asaS' declaring him II. isu ss',s :
Island, wa. slonai governor OF tie
|preelsn.a,s'as was formally issued. The
saasste ana : printed in the on,cial
ponies A.sa mo thousands Of pr,ntsa
faa srd .'..s been distributed in Hav-
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PLEDGE $4oo FOR AID OF OR0FINO Il

The committee
the relief Of the Orohno
the
ri
q
decided m
I O
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IIlFT MAKES!
| CALL FOR men
War Department he
Inst Have 5OoeTrOops
at Once
!. r.r1 FORMERLY IN cHAHsI.
4 uavANA, Sept. 2s.-Taft pro- :
4 IN 10 the palace at noon to :
N. ,..r the government. There .
q. NO formal ceremony.

LEXINGTON. Sept. 29.-Taft has
q, rom Havana to Acting Secre-
o,,vsr Of the war department to
AMERICAN troops to Cuba In ac-
.,.n,e with the program already
Ennsed.
ol,y,r Il endeavoring to reach
Of Barnstable, Mass. on the
,..aover by wireless. to secure the
.,....,y presidential authority for
moyement. Over 5000 troops are
,.sv "a start from Newport News.
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i WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.- Surgeon
General wyman of the public health
and marine hospital service has reeeiv-
ed telegram from DR.. b. c. White.
in charge of the quarantine station al
Santa Ross island. near Pensacola, to
the effect that the station was swept
by the flood with the result that all
the buildings were practically de-
stroyed and the hospital swept into
the sea with ten persons, seven oi
whom are reported to have been pick
ed up alive.
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KNOCKOUT BLOW
PROVES FATAL

+ EVERETT. Wash. Sept. 29.-John-
fighter, died this morning In his dress
ing room as the result Of the Knockout
blows ne received in the 18th round
last night in match with Billy Snail
ham, also of San Froncisco, before the
Everett Athletic club of this city.
Grove did not recover consciousness
Body blows over the kidneys and the
stomach brought about the result
Snailhan is under arrest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-29

Advance in Chicago Wheat.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30 Wheat-Sep-
tember 73Bc; December, 75ssc Yes
terday's quotations: Wheat--Septerr-
Der, 72c: December, 75Nc.
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COAST Uttered
WITH WRECKAGE
Delayed Reports Show Ex=
tent Awful Damage
by the Sotrm
SEVEN INCHES RAIN.

.. SEVEN INCHES RAIN. =.
. PENSACOLA, Sept. 29.-Seven .
:. inches of rain fell here today, +.
. flooding the streets and seriously .
. hampering the work of recovering :.
. the dead and clearing the streets. .