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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

DoWledzlaWszy sic odem"
ME, re znajduje sic W potrze-
bic, da{ mi IL rubli, poczem
wyjat przyprawna brode "a
ia, m6wiac, re ME chce,
ably go poznali ajenci poll
cyjni, kt6rych tn pe}no. Ma
stepnie pozegnawny sic z ma
mi wsiadf do fiakra i odje-
chaf.
Gapona znam dobrze 80
ko6czy sw6j list Aleksiejew
80 poniewaz on W zesz1ym
roku nocowa} u. mnie.
Jake uzupe}nienie tego Ii
stu, nalezy dodac, ze Wick
XXX, opisujac W obszernym
artykule znalezienie Gapona
W Ozierkach, w.yrazal pewna
w%atpliwosc, czy znalezione
zwloki So rzeczywi5cie tru-
penn Gapona. Watpliwosci to
juz po 1rzekomem powiesze~
niu Gapona. Watpliwo5ci to
juz rzekomem powieszeniu
Gaponu miano widziec go W
Finlandyi, oraz fakt, re W o.
statnich czasach pojawi}a sic
W Petersburgu osobisto6c mai
zupefniej podobna do Gapo-
ma i przebywa}a czesto W
lego mieszkaniu petersburs~
klein.
.Szczeg6fy to podane przez
Wick Xxx" juz wtedy pozwa'
LAZY przypuszczac,ze Ozier-
kach ME znaleziono Gapona,
lecz zw}oki innego cz}owieka,
bardzo podobnego' co teraz
po tym li5cie Aleksiejewa je-
szcze wiekszego spodziewac
sic MONA prawdopodobieh-
silva.
w kazdym badz razie
sprawl Gala stale sic coraz
bardziej 2agadkowa coraz
wieksza tajemnica osfania
osobistos6 Gapona, kt6ry pu~
blicznie og}oszony "a szpiega
i skazany ma smierc przez
rewolucyonist6w, ukrywa
sic i pozwala mniemac, re to
on zostal pewieszony W Ozier-
kach "a szpiegostwo.
Bye moze, re najbllzsze
dni rzuca jakiS promyk swia-
tia ma to dziwnie zagadkowa
sprawe i ma %tajemnicza postac
owego ,,trybuna ludu", co W
% stycznia 1905 r.
zapoczatkowaf pochodem pod
palac carski-ruch rewolu-
cyjny Rosyi a obecnie mia}
sko6czyc ma stryczku jake
ajent policyjny!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
,,mateczki" No.
Z1OWskiej.

W g}osnej ,sprawie, wyto'
czonej przez Felicye Kozlo-
wska z Plocku ~przeclwko
prof Nawrockiemu, redakto'
rowi ,,Niedzieli", zaszedl cpl
zod niespodziewany.
Jak wiadomo, pred kilku
tygodniami zapad(a decyzya
warzawskiego sadu okrego.
wego, nakazujaca, wskutek
pro6by Koztowskiej, zbada~
ME W charakterze swiad-
ka podpulkownika Mikoiaja
P~rzyjemskiego.
Swiadek ten miaf stwier-
die, re Kozfowska nigdy ME
prowadzila awanturniczego
zycia, ME .%zajmowa}a sic zad~
nym rprocederem", lecz pro-
wadzi}a i prowadzi zycie pra-
cowite, spokojne i uczciwe.
Tymczasem podpu}kownik
Przyjemski, ojciec b. ksiedza,
a oDecnie mankietnika z Ko-
bylnik, dowiedziawszy sic o
wyznaczonej mu przez ina
teczke" roll. wystosowa} do
niej protest, ktory W stree
szczeniu brzmi:
III ~prawdziwa przykroscia
przeczyta}em W uKuryerze
Warszawskim" d Ago maja,
re PAM podajesz mnie W
liczbie swiadk6w majacych
dac swiadectwo o owej mo-
ralnosci... i W ten spos6d do
k~rzywdy, jaka wyrzadzi}aS
naszej rodzinie, ~odrywajac
cd niej mego zblakanego sy-
ma, cheese jeszcze zohydzic
mas wobec spolecze6stwa Ia
czac mole dobre imie re
swemi machinacyami, kt6re
cd lat kilkunastu ~prowadzisz
pod pozorem poboznosci,
kt6re doprowadzi}y do glosnej
i sromotnej herezyi... Ia ma
10 pania znam, abym m6gf
swiadczyc ojej przeszfoscl...
Wprawdzie byiem kilkakro5
tnie u PAM, chcac dociec,
co wiazie mego syna z tWym
lecz taxa otacza}a5
sic PAM tajemniczoScia e,
|opr6cz uprzejmosci, mic mic vie
|cei dostrzedz ME mogl,esm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

Przekonawszy sic do czego.
to bywanie mego syna j pa.
ri zmierza, pc raz ostatni BY
lem u niej, 2 prosba zbolafe-
go, OLGA, bys wypuscila 90 ze
swej opieki. W6wczas otrzy-
malem odpowiedz, ze zadnego
wplywu ma ksiezy odszcze-
pienc6w ME wyWierasz, co
jest %wymownym dowodem
TIVE; ob}udy j przewrotnoSci.
Nadto wien, re by}as pani
kobieta biedna, zarabiajaca ma
skromne srodki do zycia pra-
ca REGINA: dis jestes PAM ko-
beta bogata.
Wien, re syn moi, kt6rv
prowadzi zycie anachorety cd
lat IL jest zwykle bez grosza,
a nawet podobno ma dlugi
Sfysza}em take cd twych,
PAM, adherent6w, re W kry-
tycznych chwilach, kiedy wy
znawcy twej sekty chwieja sic,
ME wahasz sic uciekac do
zapowiedzi cud6w...
Zak}ad tw6j, PAM, przepei-
niony m}odemi dziewczetami,
stall sic cd pewnego czasu no.
telem ola m}odych, oba1amu-
conych ksiezy, co wlasnie
rzuca jaskrawe pozory ma ca
Ia sprawe i sieje zgorszenie.
Czy moge wobec tego -
ko6czy p. P~rzyjemski-sta sta
wac niejako W obronie l d.
wac swiadectwo O nieznanej
przeszlo5ci zagadkowej ola
mnie kobiety''.
Stanowczo ME! mNsi to
przyznac i sama ,,mateczka".
Podpu}kownik Przyjemski
vie "a ma}o dobrego 0 pre-
szlo5ci ,,mateczki". Go gorsza,
podpu}kownik Przyjemski
posiada w~iadomosci, kt6rych
ustalenie wobec sadu by}oby
rzeczywi5cie korzystne, lecz...
ola strony p~rzeciwnej.
Stanowczo powo}anie pana
~Przyjemskiego ma swiadka re
strony,, mateczki"K oz}owskiej
bylo pomys}em niefortunnym
Czyzby rzeczywiscie tax
trudno jei bylo przedstawic
sadowi swiadk6w jej ,,praco-
witego, spokojnego i uczci-
wego zycia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14
NASI

Upewaznieni 50 do kolektowania
abonamentu WIARUsA nastepujacy
aasi agenci miejscowi:
ASHTON, Nebr., Jan Skibinski
Mich. Mendyk
BALTIMORE, M. D F Ziarnowski
COLUMBUS. Nebr., Wiktor Tarasinski
CHICAGD, ILL.,, Leon Koss
DUNCAN. Nebr,. Michl Stecz
FARWEL. Nebr. Franciszek Strzelecki
FRIED, NJ. Oak D. F. Szarkowski
GRENvILLE, S. Dak., Jozef Gruba
Mellen, Wis, Teofil Derdowski
NANTICOKE, Pa. FIR. Jablonski
OAK HILL, Mich, St Pogorzelski
SOUTH OMAHA, Eebr. MARGIN s Cera
ST ANNA, Mimi, Adam Waldowsi
TARNOW, Nebr, Jan Matyja
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

za1obkiem ! nizszymi czy-
nownikami.
8 o Q 0
Gala prasa ameryka6ska
wystapila z ostrzezeniemm
pred uzywaniem z%aprawia-
nego miesiwa. Skutkiem tego
W Nowym Yorku i " innych
wielu m~iejscowosciach "a
p~rzestano kupowac zaprawia
ne mieso W blaszankach i
kie}basy, z tad nlepokoj
wielki W szlachtarniach tru-
stowych. Ma zabicie czyszcza
teraz swe warsztaty wo}ajac.
ma Gale gard}o, re nigdy u
Mich tax lie ME by}o, jak p.
Roosevelt to .wymalowa} W
raporcie do kongresu. Sypia
tez pieniadze ca}ymi worami
W kieszenie ko~ngresman6w
W Westinghouse, ably ME
zgodzli sic ma specyalna ko~
misye doArewizyi miesa...
T. Cz1onkowie Zwiazku Naro-
dowego Polskiego W tym
miesiacu zalatwic musza
wielka sprawe. Cenzor i "a
Rad uchwalili wydawac
dziennik "a pieniadze zwiqz-
kowe. u"Zgoda" tygodniowa
sic ME op}aca, ale dodajmy
do niej jeszcze dziennik, to
zrobimy ma tenn wielki inte-
res. 10 tysiecy czytelnik6w
bedziemy mieli opr6cz
czfonk6w Zwiazku zaraz
W ~pierwszym tygodniu, a coz
dopiero sic stanie, gdv ca}y
nar6d wyrzuci wszystkie inne
pisma, dzienne i tygodniowe,
navel miesieczne, a czytac
bedzie tylko ID i K.
u " az O y" Do togo
zas przyjsc must, DO przeciez
z tego Dziennika poleje sic
oswiata miedzy ten nar6d
ciemny, jak woda z pensyl-
wa6skich g6r pc gwa}townej
ulewie. Wtedy Zwiazek nawet
GAIA obecna Polske z Litwa
j Russia razem przerosnie,
vice Ty g}upi ch}opie pamie~
tai, aby5 W swej ograniczo'
nosci ME pczeszkadza} tax
wielkiemu dzie1u! Tobie ME
moze p%omiescic sic W Twej
ciasnej m6zgownicy, re ma
take ~wydawnictwo trzeba
}ozy6 tysiace, ale tez Ty ME
potrafisz obliczye tel chwafy,
kt6ra sic okry]emy N.Y.
Zarzad i Cenzor, ami ME
umiesz z%rozumiec, re many
bosych o6wiecicieli, kt6rym
ma gwa4t put6w potrzeba /
lepszego ubrania, "a to on1'
przynajmniej ma jakis czas, z
wdziecznoSci naszymi beda
pieczeniarzami. Durny chic
pie gadaj. tax, gdy Gle pytac
bedzie Tw6j prezydent grupy,
czy many wydawac Dziennlk
Zwiazkowy." TAX mniej vie
cej ~o'dzywaja sic, a W zupef-
LnoSci tax my5la, ci, kt6rymr1l
tax bardzo ma sercu ley
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

syta. My Polacy. powin-
nismy wszyscy z taklego
rozwiazania naszej sprawy.
bye z%adowoleni i ~podziwiac
powinnismy roztropnosc Rzy-
mu! - Oby nam Pan Bog
da1 togo biskupa polskiegoo
jak nairychlej!
O O. O o
Odzywaja sic niekt6rzy z
naszych prowodyr6w, re TAXI
biskup starokrajski nam ME
wiele pomoze, DO ME INA lu-
du ameryka6skiegc, ami a.
merykadskich stosunk6w.
lynn panom oczvwiscie ME
znana jest historya delegat6w
apostolskich W Westinghouse.
Dotad many trzeciego takie-
go delegate, laden zas tych
trzech ME by} ami ksiedzem
ami biskupem amerykahskim,
a %przeciez Ojciec sw. da} i'm
pierwszehstwo pred 'amerv-
ka6skimi biskupami, arcybi-
skupem i kardyna}em, mkt
zas powiedzie6 ME moze, re
owl delegaci ME o~dpowiadali
swemu s~tanowisku, lub re
OLGA sw. ~promitow Me
b6jcie sic vice panowie wierz-
gajacy, biskup polski chocby
ME znaf zupe}nie ameryka6-
skiego zycia Polonii tutejszej,
da sobie rade z ia Polonia,
jezeli Ojciec sw. uzna go "a
zdolnego do takiej piracy. -
|Czyz juz ME masz u mas
zadnej WARY, W pomoc Ducha
|sw.?
O o O O
Szczesliwa Anglia! Maja tam
W kr6tce ukarac smiercia
pewnego zbrodniarza, przy-
pomnieli sobie tedy urzedni-
cy cd najwyzszego do najniz-
szego, re przecie W pa6stwie
brytyjskiem Jest cz}owiek,
kt6remu z urzedu wolno
wyprawiac ludzi ma drugi
SWAT, i, re ia w1adza jemu
wyiacznie przys}uguje. Cz}o-
wick ten to ME byle kto, DO
zdawac must trudny egzamin,
a cato pobiera wysokie po-
g16wne 49, ale tylko cd tych
glow, kt6re straci, - vice
miatby bye zawsze pod reka,
tymczasem przeszukano ca}y
kraj i ME znaleziono tego tax
waznego urzednika kraju,
dowiedziano sic NATIONALIST, re
wywedrowaf do Ameryk1.
Me ma tedy W ca1ej Wielkiej
Brytanii nikogo, CODY spra-
wiedliwo5ci uczynii zadosc, a
.6w skazaniec got6w nova
zbrodnie pope}nic, dopusz-
czajac sic W n~iepewnosci
swego losu samob6jstwa. z
Ameryki trudno bedzie spro--
wadzic. wieszaciela, mozeby
tam kto blizszy Wielkiej Bry-
tamil zechciaf podszepnat
kr6lowi Edwardowi lub jego
ministrowi sprawiedliwosci,
re kilka ksiazat i exguber-
nator6w rosyjskich bawi poza
l q - .t@-.s ~ sac . . - = 5E -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

amlerykah,ss,cy, narodowoscl
nam obcych, ME NIGGA SIG.
temu sprzeciwic, vice wszyst-
kie ich protesty przeciw pol
skiemu. biskupowi " Asml,ery
CO spelzna jak kamfora ma
dobrym ogniu, bedzie vice
wilk syty, a owca tez
syta. ~ My Polacy powin7
niSmy wszyscy z taklego
rozwiazania naszej sprawy.
bye z%adowoleni i p~odziwiac
powinnismy roztropnosc Rzy-
mu! = Oby nam Pan Bog
daf tego biskupa polskiegoo
jak nairychlej!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

odznaczenie uznanie ich strzelano zupelnie tax jjak IA
kr8wa " q piracy, % ME ,wiejskiem weselu %polskiem,
beda potrzebowali dzieic sic 2 IA atoli r6znica,. 10 ma ma
za1nhkiam Z nizszYmi CIV szYch WasoIanh strzala sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-14

TAX to bye kr6lem! Alf1'ot'nl1s,
kr6l hiszpa6ski ozenii sic.
nie dawno.. Pojal "a zone
ksiezniczke angielska Enc.
Wesele bylo huczne, navel
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
C. O 7 I O N w O @ d
Grangeville, Sites and Orofino
INDIANS GATHER
TO CELEBRATE

BLISS. Okla, Sept. 17.-One of the
biggest Indian celebrations of the year
and probably the last great gathering
of the kind to be held in Oklahoma
opened Saturday at the famous 101
ranch. The affair is under the joint
charge Of the Miller brothers, owners of
the ranch, and the Ponca Indians and is
in celebration of the opening of the
Cherokee strip, which occurred 16
years ago yesterday. Weeks ago the
Poncas sent invitations for the affair
to every tribe of Indians in the north
west. as we'll as those in Oklahoma.
Several thousand responded, making
the gathering one of the largest ever
held in this part of the country
Though the celebration at the ranch
is to last only two days it is expected
that the Indians will spend a full
week in feasting, dancing and other
forms of amusement.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
MUCH BUSINESS
NOW Goes SOUTH
Grangeville Wants P.l. &N.
Road TO Build North
to That City.
Special to Evening Teller.

Grangeville. Idaho Sept.17-(By
Nez Perez Cooperative Telephony
The peopleof Grangeville are be-
coming interested in the possibility
of a north and south railway build
Ing to this place. Under present con-
ditions this city is losing some of the
trade that it has enjoyed In the past,
and only the completion Of a north
and south railway wi! remedy this.
Mr.. Roades, OF the fra Of Holt &
Roades, Of this city, was in the city
when his herd of cattle passed
through Saturday, and in speaking
Of the condition said:
'"rhe building at tire p. I. u N. to-
ward Salmon river points brings por-
tons of that country nearer rail-
road than ever before. Grangeville
used to enjoy this trade for many
miles up the river, but now the SAL
mon Meadows are nearer, and much
of the trade that has been coming
to Grangeville Is going out through
the southern part OF the state"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
GLOOMY OUTLOOK
FOR WHEAT men
Prices Discouraging and
No Hogs To Feed
Grain To.

With a short yield of grain, a late
harvest, and low price for wheat the
farmers of the Neg Perce and Camas
prairies and the country surrounding
Lewiston find that they have not mad
prosperous year.
Wheat is lower than at this time
last year, according to the statement
of E. w. Eaves, manager of the Von-
er-Clearwater Grain company. and
as yet the harvest has not progressed
FAR enough To determine how the yield
VIII compare with that of last wear.
How does the hauling at this sea-
son compare with that of last wear"
MIR. Eaves was asked.
SoNtttIe of the threshing has been
done" setd he, that it is impossible
TO make a comparison"
No Hogs to Feed.
Are any of the farmers holding
their grain awaiting the coming Of
the railroad?" he was asked.
Very few IL any of them arr he
replied. They have no hopes Of a.
railroad even as far as 10 before next
fall"
VIII they hold the grain because Of
the low price," ne was asked.
AS usual thing" he said. "when
the price of grain is low they feed the
grain to hoes but so many hogs were
turned off last year that there are very
few this year to feed, and the farn-
ors win not be able to hold their
grain"
In reviewing the situation Mr.. Eayes
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
CuLDESAC WILL
BUILD new JAIL

Special to the Evening Teller.
Culdesac, Idaho, Sept. l7.-lhe
town council met Friday night for
the purpose of adopting plans for the
erection of a city iail. They con-
cluded to buy the lot where the pres
ent CITY hall is and erect a Jail on
the back cart Of the lot. Councilman
Remington, sheffle and Weather.
spoon were appointed committee
to build the jail at once. Marshal
Gum, being incaoacitated on ac-
count blood poisoning in his arm was
displaced for the present and John
vinson appointed to fill the vacancy
at a salary Of $50 per month. with the
right to choose an assistant when
necessary.
Timothy Hay Brings Good Price.
Theodore Matson is hauling baled
timothy hay and selling 1t Cor $11.5o
per ton.
A. w. Convay's corn binder works
fine and is just the thing for saving
corn, as men can't nc secured to cut
corn In the old way.
Much freight is being taken from
here, even to Grangeville and all
points along the line
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
NOT INTERESTED IN PAPER
Congressman French Denies Reports
He is Aiding New Venture.

Inc Following letter has been sent
OUT by Congressman French in order
to correct the impression circulated in
MOSCOW that he is one of the prime
Factors in the movement which has
resulted in the launching of a new
newspaper in Latah county, to be
known as The Idaho Post" and nuh-
shed at Moscow:
MOSCOW Idaho, Sept. IL, 1906
The Editor of the Moscow Journal
MOSCOW, idaho.-Dear Sir: Rumor
that l am interested in the establish
ment of newspaper in Moscow to be
known as The Idaho Post" and edited
by George Fields seems to have been
accepted by you as true. Permit me
10 say that the rumor is wholly false.
l am not sponsor for the paper, have
no interest whatever in the enternrise
and no control over it. Further than
this | do not desire to have Mr.
Fields has struggled since boyhood in
Latah county and wish him the sic
cess | would wish him in the under
taking of any work I believe this
statement is due me and due the pub
lie in view of the erroneous rumor
that | am interested in the enterprise
You may feel free to publish this let
ter Your truly,
(Signed BURTON L. FRENCH.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
EXPLOSIONS
KILL many

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Compar-
ing boiler explosions in England and
the United States, says Engineering,
Consul Halstead stated that during the
IL months ending June 80, 1905, there
were IA persons killed and 40 injured
from British steam plant accidents; in
the United States 3S3 persons killed
and 5S5 injured. The number of steam
boilers in the United States does not
exceed by more than so per cent those
in Great Britain, SO that in compari-
son, the actual percentage is 10 times
as great in the United States as in
England.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
GrNngevi;le News Notes.

Special to Evening Teller,
Grangeville. Idaho. Sept. 17-(By
Neg Perez COOPERATIVE Telephony
i. C. Hattahaugh, of the Grange
willie Implement company, returned
yesterday from a visit to Lewiston
and Charleston.
Miss Lulu Nickel, one of the win
ners in the Teller's popularity con-
test, returned Saturday. Miss Nick
ell reports a pleasant trip.
D. E. Bridgeman, who has charge
Of the Davis Bros store at Kamiah,
Is visiting Mr.. Holly Of the Big Buff
falo store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17
LOCATE ROUTE
TO cRANCEv|LLE
Crew Now at Westlake i
Working Toward The
Southeast.

The entire route of tbe
southeastern Electric RAILWAY will
be located from Lewiston to Gran,.
vile. The surveying crew tho. ,
been under Engineer Wood t.
camped at Westiake, and will Of 49,.
commence the work of making ~,
definite locations of the road from, 49,.
city to Grangeville. Definite ,oc.,,...
have already been made from Iau,,
ton to Waha, and a crew is now uor,
ing between Waha and Westlat0
Definite locations have also been mada
between Nez Perez and Westlake ana
as soon as the locations are made fro,,
Westlake to Grangevlle, the entjra
route will be determined.
Engineer Wood returned yesterday
from trip on the Salmon river whars
he spent several days at the power
site.
I'VE are merely gathering additional
statistics for the eastern people" he
said. $50 that it will enable them ia
make complete estimates of the cost
of construction, and to make their
plans definite. 1t is only routine work.
While there we located definitely the
dam site and the power site. None Of
the previous estimates have been
changed by our work this trip"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

Is your appetite bad? Do you feel
at noon as II you didn't care whether
you eat dinner or not? Our meals
are az ,etizing. The Grand Restaurant
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

We have more calls for competent
Office help than we can supply. LEW.
lsToN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

delicious bread. did you say? or
course. We use Marvel, Flour. ~,
the best"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

You are sure to enjoy yoar dinner
n you eat 1t at the Grand Restaurant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

The largest glass Of beer in town at
the Tacoma.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

Crystal White Laundry Soap, Sc 4
bar, the best white laundry soap made
For sale at Russell's Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

showed that the threshing is very far
behind this year.
In the Neg Perez and Mohler coun-
try" he said. 1.-THE grain is about II
per cent threshold in the Ilo country
it is about SO per cent threshed and in
the Green Creek, Lowe and Redroca
country it is not more than 4 Oper cen,
threshed. Even on the Lapwai much
threshing is yet to be don't"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

Cove Lunch Counter.
ch'ie concarne, tomalas and shor,
orders
LEWIS GELBACH. Prop.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-17

Take your prescriptions to tn
chastain McHair Druo Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-19
Stanford University a Total Loss.

Palo Alto. stamford University.)-
April 19.-The most beautiful build
ings of the famous Stanford Univer-
sity are razed to the ground, causing
a loss of sS,S00,OO0 and bringing
death to two persons.
The buildings destroyed are: Encina
hall, the college home of boy students;
the new gymnasium building, only re-
Gently completed, and one OF the finest
structures of the kind In the world;
the famous Stanford library building,
recognized the world over as an ar
chitectural triumph; the quadrangle,
one of the most novel and beautiful
of college structures, and the grand
arch at the entrance of the university
grounds. a8l,E
At Redwood City, near by, great
damage was done by the earthquake.
Many building blocks are destroyed,
and the condition of ruin Is general
about the city. The Carnegie library
is completely destroyed.
Twenty Buried Under Debris.
The Terminal hotel at the foot of
Market street fell and buried 20 per-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-19
SAN JOSE A MASS Of WRECKAGE WITH
100 LIVES DESTROYED

San Jose, April 19.-One hundred
and fifty persons are reported killed
in this city. The entire business por-
ton of the town, bordered by st.
James on the north, Market on the
west, Third street on the east and San
Fernando on the south is a complete
mass of ruins.
The city is under martial law and
the streets are patrolled by troops,
and residents were not allowed to
leave their homes until this morning.
All the hospitals are crowded with
the dead and dying. The work OF res
cue is being carried on by appointed
workers. Traffic in all parts of the
city Is blocked.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-19

The following dispatches were re-
ceived by the East Oregonian between
the hour of going to press yesterday
afternoon and 10 p. M:
San Francisco, April is, 4 o'clock.
Especial. THE loss of life will now
reach 5000. Oakland has suffered
heavy loss in the destruction of prop
erty amounting to more than S10,-
100000. The famous Cliff House at
the mouth of the bay collapsed from
the earthquake shock and ruins are
strewn along the beach half sub
merged by ocean waves.
The new st. Francis hotel on Union
Square is reported to have been de-
stroyed and the same fate has over
taken the Grand, Palace and Califor-
MIA. The hotels were all blown UP by
dynamite to stay the progress of the
conflagaration. The buildings of the
Call, Chronicle and Examiner are all
burned. The old Flood building and
the Emporium were destroyed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-19

Jim Narcisse. the Umatilla Indian,
was found dead near Cayuse station
this morning and indications are that
he committed suicide by shooting
himself. The deed was done some
time last night, but he was not found
until this morning.
Coroner Henderson left for Cayuse
about IL o'clock this forenoon and has
since been investigating the case.
The dead Indian was well known
here and was better known as big
Jim" Like many others of his tribe
his besetting sin was drinking whis-
key and It was probably this that
caused him to kill himself. For sew
eral days past he had been drinking
heavily and he was drunk at Adams
yesterday.
The deceased was an allottee on the
reservation and was about 40 years of
age. Last year he tried to shoot HIM
self while with a fishing party near
Weiser, Idaho. However, he failed In
the attempt.