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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
So. gonereB.
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Darlington, Is. Mdr3. so
iaae Sud-, Iiebet Cure 6sinbs!" begann
bsuts Der Saplan oes Ssnats fein
grbfnunesaebet. Sdaoe, bab nuber
platt tein Senator anpeisrS mar. Oils
f9 enoIid cine @n3abl bon Witglies
benz einesfunben batte, isBte bic 30rs
psrf9aft Die 8eraibuns tiber bic giien-
ba6n= 6ra 9traten fort. @s tuuroe elm
Beri6t 8ilman's absr bic 9ausbia
perlefsn unb 0slfon bielt cine Reoe
tibsr bic MaBregeI.
6 purbs audi cine fur3e gotf8aft
bss prdFoentsn bsrleien, bic ben 8rief
bss 3risgsietretdrs iiber ben iin9ffen
Rampi nit ben WorOs beqleitete.
Bacon rlnnnte oas 96oten Der Wos
ros Morb. -2oeee eriudte nit Der
2ritit 3urtf3ubalten biz HE Sbat'
laden betannt fsisn. gulberion fra9te,
OBJ bic gOii6aft cine Antuort auf BITE
ReiOlutiOn isin ioae, bic Der Senat
auf ieinen Antras angsnommsn babe.
Bacon ~ertpibsrte, biss fei ni9t ansus
nsbmsn. vWir pollsn mifsn". fa9ts
err, ,ob cine proootatirn fur bic
Wafsni6ld9tsrei porgslesen bat,
bsnn mir mhfsn bieien Ausorud ge'
brau9en, ha bon ben WOros Nismano,
einerlsi psl9sn alters ober uel9en Be.
f9Is9tes, babonfam."
Die 6aus. &siOlution, ,psl9s bic
3uii&enfnatli6e 9anbelsfommiiirn
ermd6tigt, bel ibrsn unteriudungen
tibsr Sistriminationsn Der. gifenbab=
nan 3sussn 3u b~srsibigsn, tpurbe aas
qenDmmen.
3ablrei6s prinatsp enfionsbias tuHr-
ben ansenommsn, bann bsrtaate fd
Der Senat Bis WOnias.
Saus.
Sas 6aus na6m beute BITE &ouns.
emo. ReIolItion on, tpel4e Der smif4en=
faatIi6en 6anoslstommiiRon bas &edi
srtbsilt, 3sugsn su bsrb6rsn, I'm biz
unteriu4ung our45uftbren hber BIZ
8erbinouns swii9eH geuiRen Babnen
unb Der 3oblsn- unb Del = Snbufrie.
Saeeger tnuroe bas ENHANCEMENT &C.
fri9sn. bas $50. 900 fur bic Sur6.
fhbrune Der 1nteriu9ung bsrmiligt,
Sawnep fagte. bic 3ommifHOn pero'
trabrI6einlia $50. 600 forbern uni
oann isi ss INNER NOD 3sit eine Der
tpini9une 3u MAIDEN.
Bel geratbun9 Der BertuiQigung fai
ben legislation 3weis Der Rseierune
ipra9 Refer o., bon isiner Bill fhl
bic 6srabfsbung Der gertretung per'
i9isosner Shofaatsn i'm 2onsreB.
Bemerfunssn iber bic ihn3fe WO
ros, S4laht tuurbsn bon Sones (ga.
gsmadt. Srob Der suten Be3iebun'
gen suii4sn Dem prdRoenten unb Gen.
@OOo, fa9te er, tonne CT uidt Der
fsben, ME Der prdfoent bas 86oter
bon 6rausn unb 2inber1 biQige,
f6nne. @i0iams fritifrte f9arf ba!
8Draehsn WOob's.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16

Gin saEnte9 nif4es 3 IN
ftffut n-Wien fiibrt gegen elm
mdbiges Sobresabpnnement. oas aud
fir bic Jamilienmitslieoer Der Mbons
nenfen siItis 1T, ale aabndratliaen
Sperationen uno aabnte9niiden Mrs
beiten aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

80. 6abrssit Der 8ise...
abfobrt aufuu
foIebo. geteoso nnb Rinisan erprtb.-t 7.lb flo.ss
toIeho, Detroit unb Gbieaeo etm ..-.-.s1a.so SCI
Nidtaam gttp, Tsuneis u. Safaprttee pl-t 7.so tio.ss
tdaltn eonntoas. ans9enommen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
JaRenJa9o.
geriads CUR @ieScrbelebmms bteies
Sports in Seuti6lamb.

Salfe nab Reiher @etabrIiher Sesner.
Sabmnng ees DSdeers BET 9~afte"-2anes
Sunserfur Gnse oer Srefur Sbemres
0paeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
Rnd1e.

Mrst (ber BON einem Germ Bee
leioist ipur6e, fir fid): ~Na. benz ietre
6rau iolI mir NAL tomu1ei1 oei rer'
orSne ih elm Sesboo um's ano're!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
Genator &ittrtoge
Siidt bonn Senatsz&pmite fHr &aldle ieine frdber
abgelebnteu Sills aaf.
Sic @lurO.S dlntt @egenfano iharkr ariif in 6eioen Sdnkrn bes aongfls
ies. = grofehor Onfen in Gbhago gee9rt. - goamadt fr bic 3nt=
ideniaahide Sanbesfommafon.
0erbanbIungen n q b

Wabinqton, Is. Mdrs. @hanos
Ter g. MnberIon bon Nem Dort lit bon
Sefretdr Root beauftra9t pCrben, fG
FIR 8srbanblungen bOr3ubereiten, tuel'
DE nod sinise frsitige puntie 3wii&en
ben Ser. 6taaten iro @anaba erleois
gen ieqsn, bic i'm Sabre 1898-99
bon Der bamaligert 3ommiifon ni4i
erleoist tpuroen. 90. banbelt fh Tim
bic ger1aue @rsn3linie uno 5ifderei'
rsate. Gin Oifilislsr 8riefmsdi.l nit
DER canaoii9en &esieruns bat ben ST.
tretdr our 4nR9t asbra4t. baB bic
ausf9ten. fir cine s4li9tuns Der
Streitfrassn 9iiniftg finb.
Yrofeffor 3. OnGen
geetrt.
ghtcaep. Sns.. Is. Mdrs. -
grof. 8. OnGen bon Der unibsr1tdt
8isBsn, Der felt lsBtem 6erbf on Der
@bieaao uniusrftdt @eidt9ts lief, if
bon Der EXPERIMENTATION 6ifo.
rif9sn @sieaidaft 3u ibrem gbrsn.
mttgliebe ernannt uoroen. DDS ftinf.
lsriid auseefhbrte 9iplom tDuroe ibm
i'm Bsiiein bes oeutiden unb bes f&Dets
;erii&sn 2oniuls bur9 Ridtsr @bsr-
bnrbt, Den Prdfoenten Der @efeai1aft,
BET sinsm 5sfshen iiberrei4t. sc
ruroe cine Rsibe bon $rinfIprti&en
ausaebra4t uno prof. Ondsn erfldrte,
bnb CT bic 8sreinsmtt9lieoi9aft ans
nebme ni9t aIs ben 2obn fHr bas,
mas er bisbsr babe leifen t6nnen. fOns
bern fur oas, mas er su tbun bofe,
beurl &c tueroe isin 8efrsben isin. Der
b utfden unipsrHtdts Sussno bic
ausert au 6fnsn iber bic grObe bon
Den Ssuti9sn In bisfsm 2anoe bol.
sosene Wiifon. unb fs gum Stubium
Der amsritantidsn unb oeutfasamsris
tanif9sn @sidi9te an3uresen.
8epubIitani9e 6 q us
Gus bes 6aues
% abinston, Is. Mdr3. 9is
Rspublitaner bss 6aufes bisltsn einsn
Caucus, In benz nit 1875 gegen IS
Stimmen muroe, fur bie Staatenbi0
ein3utrsten, tuie He bonn 6auie ange.
nammen puroe uuo ben Senat .um
cine 2Onfsrsns hbsr bic Bill 3u er.
fu6en.
8orber mar elm Nnttag Der Sniur.
gentsn nit 1923 seaen 43 Stimmsn OBJ.
qepiefen tporben, benz Genatsamenbe.
ment 3u3ufimmsn, p:l9ss Mri3One
uno Nem Werico bon Der 8in aus.
i6lisbt uno urt cine 2onfsren3 iibel
tuenieer tpi9tige punfte na93ufu4en,
Suan 9. Mnthonp
begraben.
Ro9eRer l, q. D., Is. Wdrs
Ole decentralization fur Suiar
3. anthOnp fanosn bsute Na9mittae
In Der @sntral prssbptsrian : Rirdr
fatt. 9unberte bon Jrauen uni
Mdnnern tonnts1 teinsn 3utritt msb,
erlansen. Die Beifebung fanb au
benz Wount 6ops- 5rieobofe ffatt.
seIbfmorb2
0 p ri q, O.. Is. Mdr3. Sam
.. QrabiG, IS Sabre alt, elmer be,
rsi3fsn uno bsfanntsfen Blrgsr boz
2onoon Somnfbip, Ssnsea Co., uurb
tn einem Waloe ndbe feinsr Wotnun!
als 2ei6e NIT elmer auesluunbe tn be
Bruf gefunoen. gr fGten In lebte
3eit melan9olii4 81 fein.
9rabiq mar Der 8rtinber Der bieft
gen Hormali9ule, bic bor sinem Sabr
abbrannte.
. q bntmater al beHeIft.
g |. paul, Minn., Is. Mdr3
Tie. 0redt ROrfhern @nhu tniYh h;sss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-16
Gri6oHen
Staoimaridaa uno Elm Heser.

5oIfston, g., Is. Wdr3. -
8om 8obinfon, Marf9na BON Wine'
fur, Is Weilen n6rblid bon bier,
tuuros lsbte Nadt BON Nessr1 e.
i9oHsn.
Cine ganbe @saer feusrte In ben
StrnBen GahRe ab uno &obinEon
ging auf fe 81, um lie su berbaftsrl.
Die Neser ~perbaraen fd neben Der
Strabe. giner bon ibnsn ihOB 4 ooer
5 NAL, tuoruf er bon obinfon eridofen
rpurbs. SIM islbsn a~ugenblide t0otets
absr sin anberer Nsgsr &Obinfon nit
elmer S6rotfinte. Der Neger 2ucins
STAMFORD wuroe unter Der 4ntlags
bes Worbes bsrbaftet.
f&aft bef4winbelt.
Cripple Greet, @olp., Is.
Mdr3. Die @sidworsns1 i'm areis=
seri9t fanoen Sohn Barrier. alias
@ronlsp. idulbig Der Berihmbrung.
UNI bic Nortbweffern Wutual 2ife Sns
furanee 80. tm $4,000 81 betrtisen.
Sohn Barlep foa In benz 8hrse Sads'
Sunnel cine 2eihe nit einem Spren9-
ffoH 3erfsbt uno bic 0eriaerans, bie
gu @unfen feines 2amsrabsn Mc'
ga6orri ausgsffsllt mar, sinfaifrt ba.
ben.
R epubItfantf9e Staats=
@onDention
GpringfieIb. S1inois, Is
Wdr3. Sas rspublifaniide Staats,
gentraleomite bat bic Transformation
auf Montag, ben IA. Wai, NOD
Springfield einberufen.
Reue GarlaIpIdne
W Burlington, Is. Wdra. Sa
Der 8ppus bss panamasQanales uro
bic Metbobe bes gauss nod unent.
f9isben inb, bat bas Senats. 6 omite
ftr interoBeaniide 2andle cine Bill In
8eratbung se3o9en. welGe Befimmun=
gen tiber bic 8erwaltung Der 2anal.
gone uno anoere Angelesenbeiten untsr
aontrOlle Der @siebasbuns trift. Die
Bin puroe bon Senator 3tttribgs ents
porfen unb III Der fsbr dbnlid, pslde
ct Dor einem Sabre einbradte, bic aber
in Golse bon Observation-Disclosures
ten iber bic @r6Be unb 3uiammen.
ieBuns Der 4anal.2 ommiificn ni9t
ourGeing.
Die Bill ermd4tigt ben prdRoenten
Der 9ommiiion oas Rs&t au 9eben,
gefimmun9en, bic fir bic &ssierung
Der Gone netbmenoig Rnb, su srlaHsn
unb burdsufhbren. bsbdIt aber benz
prdRoenten unb beiosn 6duisrn oes
2onarefes Ons Re4t Dor. ieoerseit bon
Der RommiiFOn eingsbsnoe Beri9te 3u
forbern.
Die Bureaur ber 8srmaItung iolen
In Der Gone ielbff fem. 1eber bic Der.
tualtung Der panama.B abn unb oer
6anal3one miiRen eetrennte Bidder ae-
fabrt tDerben. MQe 6ryibriefe ODE,
2on3eifonen mtifen bonn prdioenteu
9enebmi9t tDerhen, bod bleibt BEN
Ronsrsb oas &s&t, He gu m~oOiT3ireu
ooer au tpioerrufen.
Sen. 2iIrebge lsete benz Qomit.
aud sine Bill Dor, fpel9e bic 3!abl be,
Observation-Disclosures auf brsi berab,
iebt.
S@minbeI.
Rem DOrt, Is. Wdrs. Sa:
an9ebli&s @omplot segen bas 9eber
@ep. parfburt's mar. mad benz @e,
fdnoniRe 9amrence 9oger's, Der Nn.
aabea fiber baRelbe mndte, Der reinI
IS&wtnbsl. auf antras bss Oifritts,
anualts Serene tuuroe berielbe unte1
Der Anfla9e oes Weineibss ben @roB'
geiamOrsnsn i~iberpieisn.
o rubenbranb.
\. Trtbgeport, g., Is. Wdra
Das 6euer In Der Baritone rube arsif
um H4. gs tperben Berfu&e Qema&t
bic brenaenoen Stolen Iuftoi&t ab3u
i&liebsn. @elingt es nipt Dem 6euer
GinhaIf All fhun IN mirh her Ghons
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
LIGHT VOTE IS
BEING POlLED

Portland, June 4.-Except In Port
land and perhaps one or two OF the
large towns Of the state light vote
Is being polled.
A rain storm. following two DAYS OF
similar weather throughout the state,
has placed the roads in poor condition,
which IL always . sure sign in Oregon
that the rural vote will be light. owing
to the great distances to be Travelled
to the voting places.
m addition to today's storm north
eastern Oregon h occupied In remov-
inx traces Of the recent disastrous
Hoods. and then were the weather
pleasant today An unprecedentedly
Iisht vote would be cast ~ : result o.
the Hood conditions.
ii Portland : good vote y beino
cast. though II II too early TO ~
whether II win be much over the aver
aee. b this city the senatorial nom''
national and gubesnatorial election y
dividing honors With very intereatni
| sherlvality ccntsst.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

washington, June Arthur Pue
German, United States senator from
Maryland, died suddenly at his resi-
derce at 9:O5 o'clock this morning.
Heart trouble was the immediate cause
of his death. He had been Ill for sew
eral months. but lately his conditions
had shown Improvement.
Up to the moment Of his death Sena-
Tar German was conscious. His con-
dition during the week had improved
70 such an extent that yesterday his
family had hopes shortly Of taking him
10 the country.
The senator partook Of some nour-
ishment at 8 o'clock this morning. but
at o'clock he was seized with heart
attack and died five minutes later.
At his bedside were Mrs. German
Miss Ada German and a nurse. Wher
the attack came physicians were SEN
for but death ensued before their ar
rival. German had not left his hous'
since January 16.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
WILL LOCATE
FACTORY HERE
Valley Lumber Co. to
Move Yard From
Charleston

The sash and door factory with the
chief lumber yards of the Valley lum-
ber company will be moved from
Charleston to Lewiston within the next
few weeks.
The announcement was made ty G.
F. Allen. president Of the Valley Lum-
ber company, when he was questioned
location for the big factory.
Mr.. Allen states the location
on the Lewiston side has not
yet been determined, but such a place
will be secured as will provide rail-
road transportation into the yards,
thus eliminating the heavy expense OF
transporting the lumber by teams.
eliminated Hauling Expsnss.
The Valley Lumber company has
been located in Charleston for several
years and for some time depended
largely upon the Charleston trade for
business The company has been sup
plying Lewiston builders for about
four years, and three years ago the
business on this side OF the river
reached such proportions that ware
house for lime, cement, plaster and
other builders materials, was estab'
lished here and an office building con
| structed on the Means property at tn
1 corner OF Fourth and D streets.
| The business in the city has con
tinued to grow and large expense !
incurred in hauling the lumber an
material to the Charleston yard AM
then returned to the Lewiston build
ers. It is with a view OF securing
larger quarters and eliminating thi
expense the plant will now be move
to Lewiston side. The plant employe
fifty men and will be valuable al
dition to Lewiston's industrial instl
tutions.
important Announcement Soon.
Mr.. Allen has been in the east fc
several months in the interests OF n
company and an important announce
ment will probably be made WITH
the next few weeks. He VIII leaS
tomorrow for business visit to Por
, land, but expects to devote much
] his time in the future to the person
/ management OF his business here.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

PHONE LINE
Plans for New System
Over Inland
Empire

Plans are being perfected for an in
out the Inland Empire, possibly with
in the next year.
Connections between the Nezperce
Cooperative company and the Inter-
state Cooperative company will prob
ably be made within the next few
months and long distance trunk lines
will be constructed by the Automatic
Independent company, which is now
building in Spokane, Seattle and San
Francisco. This company will extend
lines to all parts of the Inland Empire
and expects to spend $1.000.000 in this
construction.
Details for the service in northern
Idaho and eastern Washington are
being worked out by E. E. Crandall,
manager of the Inter state Co-opera-
| tive company. Of Moscow, and ]. M.
McGee, manager Of the Nezperce CO.
| operative Telephone company
Messrs. Crandall and MCGEE are now
in the city and have been in consul
tation the greater part of the day
The Nezperce company now has
/ complete service in Nez Perce ane
Idaho counties, the line into Grange
j vile being completed. The Interstate
company has an extensive system Il
northern Idaho and eastern Washing
ton, extending from Kendrick to with
In q miles of Spokane.
The proposed plans provide FOR
4 connection to be made between til
Nexperce and Interstate companie
which will work in cooperation witt
the automatic company on all lon
distance business. Each company WI
maintain its own system and have ful
control OF the same.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
DENIES REPORT
OF EXECUTION

Douglas. June A.---A telephone mes-
sage direct from the office Of Cclonsl
Greene denies the reports that tho
leaders OF the riots Of Friday night
have been executed and that Governor
Ysabel has been placed under arrest
for having brought American volun-
teers across the boundary.
So far as known only three Ameri-
cans and 16 Mexicans were killed dur
ing the disturbance.
The situation today II peaceful
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
STRIKERS FIRE ON GUARDS
FROM AMBUSH

shot into the air. At this signal the
$50 miners behind the rocks opened
fire on the guards. many of whom
broke and ran back to the Plum Run.
Others stood their ground and returned
the fire.
A battle on a small scale occurred
between the guards and strikers at the
Glenn's Run mine last night when one
man was slightly injured.
Two of the injured men will likely
die. Eleven of the guards are miss
ing. supposed to have deserted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
WANT MEXICO
FOR MExICANS
Agitators Brought on
Recent Riots at
Cananea

Los Angeles. June &C. B. Lewis. q
consulting engineer for the Pennsyl-
vania and Cananea Copper Co.. who
has returned from Cananea. says the
trouble there last week was caused by
agitators who distributed pamphlets
headed, Mexico for Mexicans. setting
for that the government was turning
the country over to Americans and
other foreigners and calling upon the
natives to rise and expel all foreign
ers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
co INTO CAMP
NEAR ASoTIN
Railway Surveyors Fin.
ish Work at
Charleston
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, WASH. June 4-The
party Of surveyors lately camped near
morning accompanied by three wagon
loads Of supplies headed toward Aso-
tin, where they are moving their camp,
they having finished the work between
here and that place. The party are
supposed to be o. r. & N. men but
nothing could be gotten from the men
this morning relative to their identity.
One Of the members of the party
stated this morning that the company
In charge of the party now have nine
surveying crews on the road between
Huntington and this city, the crews
working toward each other and wher
meeting, comparing notes for the hen-
eft Of the chart men and levelinl
gangs.
There Il q crew now working at ol
near the Fish Rapids on the uppel
Snake river near the mouth Of thu
Crande Ronde river and they are being
closely followed by . cross sectioninl
and leveling gang; three camps Q
! otrer crews supposedly in employ Q
the same company have been estab
lished between Asotin ana the Grand
Ronde.
The party who are moving cam
this morning toward Asotin have beel
running lines above their camp t0war
Asotin and below the bridge. ana thi
forenoon are going to As0tin wher
they win again establish : camp m
| 90 to work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

Steubenville, o., June 1.-The first
conflict between the striking miners
Coal company's mines occurred at
o'clock this morning. Four men, two
guards and two strikers were wounded.
No one was killed.
The strikers had prepared an am
buscade for the guards in the woods
midway between the Plum Run and
the Bradley mines. and as the IS
armed guards came along, a miner
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
DECLARES IT
IS CONSPIRACY
JungeIaus Firm in De-
nial of Murder
| Charge

II have known for the past month
of the conspiracy that has resulted in
my arrest, and was not surprised when
the officers appeared to place me In
custody" said Albert Jungelaus Fall
ler at the county Jail today. The ac-
cused man was brought to the city
from Spokane this morning by Deputy
Sheriff w. C. Foresman and has
stoutly denied having ever made any
statements relative to the alleged
murder Of Louis Faller.
II do not care to discuss my case
until after q conference with my at
torney," continued Jungelaus. when
the crime for which he was placed un-
der arrest was suggested. \ have nc
fears AZ to the results when my case Il
brought to trial. but cannot discuss i
now."
Jungelaus was 21 years Of age las
March, and his appearances does no
suggest q character that would delib
erately take the life OF a benefactor
He states that he resided with Falle
about four years and regarded hin
the same as he would father. Hi
/ eye 10 clear and looks calmly into tn
face OF the officer while discussing HI
predicament. Jungelaus is not dis
tressed by his situation, but main
tains that he believes all VIII com
out well In the end.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
URGES MORE
DRASTIC INSPECTION

so far as the latter enter into inter-
state and foreign commerce.
The message of the president Is ac-
companied by the report OF Commis-
sioners Charles p. Neill and James
Bronson Reynolds, who were appoint
ed by the president to investigate the
conditions in the stockyards and pack
ing houses.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
INSURGENTS MAKE NO MOVE
Threatened Disturbance in Lower
House Does Not Materialize.

Washington. June 4.-The threat
ened insurgent demonstration growing
out of the report of the conferees on
the statehood bill did not occur, the
journal being approved without a dis
senting vote.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

Washington, June 4.-President
Roosevelt today sent to congress a
special message regarding the pack
ing industry in this country and urg-
ing immediate action by congress in
the direction Of providing for drastic
and thorough going inspection by the
federal government Of all stockyards
and packinghouses and their products
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
JEALOUS LOVER DOES MURDER
kills His Rival; Shoots at Girl, Then
Commits Suicide.

Christopher, H., June 4.-Reuben
Stewart last night shot and killed Roy
Veach and shot at Stella Vial as they
were returning home from buggy
ride. Stewart then killed himself.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

Mexican Revolutionists Said 10 Havs
Headquarters There.

Washington. June MIR. Thomp-
son, the American ambassador at Mex
leo. has telegraphed the state depart-
ment in answer to instructions rela-
tive to the Cananea disturbances that
the outbreak there was revolutionary
in character, and that It was fomented
from headquarters in st. Louis
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
GRIEF AMONG HIS COLLEAGUES
German Was Beloved - Few Great
Men Of National Prominence.

Washington, June 4.-The an
nouncement Of Senator Gorman's
death caused great sorrow among his
colleagues among who mhe was be-
loved as few public men.
It is understood that the funeral
services will be private at the German
home. The senate will be represented
by committee.
Senator German, in written re-
quest addressed to Mrs. German
asked that no state funeral be held as
he wanted his colleagues to tninK o.
him as they knew him in his life as
an active senator.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

Finansiai Troublss Cause euisids.
Bellingham, wash. June 4.--Alex-
ander G. Campbell. : b0okkeeper.
committed suicide today Financial
troubles are believed TO be the case
OF the rash act
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04

Can't Find Rebel headquarters.
st. Louis, June 4.--Mexican Consul
Serrano does not know Of the exist-
ance OF Mexican revolutionary head
quarters in st. Louis.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-04
Heath CLAIMS
sen. cORMAN
oen,ocratic Politician
Taken By Heart
Disease
SENATE ApJouRNs

washington, June 4.-The
senate adjourned Immediately
upon the announcement Of the
death Of German. Appropriate
resolutions will be adopted. q
senate committee appointed to
attend the funeral.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-10
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