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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-08
8
HER YESTERDAY 1 ! \
Clubs Are level ping 2 me Play s.,-.
* SersS and Sl5xc ting All ore TllanS
az NV Uslla u Int erest. NJ 3ss3y
THE ii IN rs LlN GERS WIN v AGAIN \.
{ Richmond sAlmaItt eur Base BAN!
4 iFo 3 MES: CATCH cUP.l
!.

I. q 81 Leag ue ,5sg Il!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
Gwen Up 10 Die.

b Sp,egel, l.i y Virginia -
Evsnsy lie Ind, writes For over
five years ! was troubled with kidney
aud bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. lost hesh
aud waS all rundown, and a year ago
had To abandon work entirely. / had
three OF the best physcians who did
M no good and ! was practically given
w 10 DIE, Foleys Kidney Cure was
recommended and the tirst bottle gave
me great relief and after taking tho
second bottle | was entirely cured "
! " McCOl,um * Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
NJ Clark TO Bsacn

Hon tfauk CiArs lAvIts t.,tnr
grrS'lJ gutd owing 90 - uumer.
ods dut'rs recently hu gone io TIE
sea'h'rc, where ~ propose, tu rr,u.
petAte 'ot the ncI, three v~rk, Nr
cara b" had many ,VSitsto., to- tr.
liver Sid'rss~' tIt ID. teen com.
vr.''d ~ tcciiur ~ b., jhy, .,sr g. ID.
nm - masi have Arv,t H,NtI. a..
teud ttr Ryan reception 10 NrN Nor.
hoNetv' uron Ntlth ~ a. tee.
ArPcintcd cu committee ~ r,c,Iiicu
Which ~"A 80 compliment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
ARCHER HAPPENINGS.
An Interesting Budget Of News From
That Progressive Town.


That Progressive Town.
Archer Aug = Miss Minnie SnaveI.
" will sRil from Jacksonville Saturday
FOR Boston 10 br away for few weeks
Mr and Mrs Thomas Pearson LETT
Monday 10 visit their son, Prof Gilbert
Pearson, of Greensboro, \. c.
Mr. Turner Durrn il back, after a
ie" weeks visit to Georgia.
Mira G.. W BAuknlght left today on
IN" Commando for New York. Her
daughter, Misc Lella. will JON her
there and after n few weeks vlslt they
will return home together
Nil" Rubye MimsAnG Mics Ida Cham.
bin spent few days very pleasantly
~ Mlcanopy ~ the glest' Of Dr. Mont.
gometys family.
Mrs W II Powell and children
leave tomorrow Tor Tate spring. Tenn.
90 spend month, and from there To
her old home In Woodripn. South
CAruliua
sam Fleming - NJ Tome again.
aitera few weeks stay At Hampton
Syringe very much improved IA health.
{ u Wood aud his millinrr are in
Baltimore for n few weeks. Mr.. Wood
will v''It hl' mother IA ONO before
returning
Mi's lrrfvan' 81 Memphis, Tenn 10
visiting sister Mrs DrPan
Mrs. G. Della" - spending the
summer ~ New York
Mrs G,ll from Bowling Green IL
here on visit To her son, Nlrl Oh
Who IL the depot agent
Nh" Enbye Mlms, who hiss been
visiting relative. here, lett yesterday
tor her home IN Henderson. Texas
Mr. aud Mr james Span,-rvill
leave Monday for u iwo.mouths vri,
IN the West
Miss Martin ~ Rrpck.vine ,rsn,
Saturday aud sunday IN town With her
aunt. Mrs McNAit
MIH Alma Osteen II HIGH spring.
10 a." quest 81 Mi" Mary TAYLOR TN.
week
Nj" Cannon ~ Gainr,yii,e 10 visit. /
,ng Miss Lola rutsu
Mr. ttamhIn vent 10 HJgh Sv'ng. I
90 I'ay tail. wj'h re Wills. !
ton team
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
Negro Attempts Assault

C'n'i'r"i AUS \ special from
Go.l"puiIs % say. that when N,
N'''m'r iIDwr' " STANLEY VA. mile,
from 'h, cl'N early "Wednesday a
negro entered ne cabin ~ 4 Gin
'ii'u p'~-'u.'r and attempted ,o
assault h'' We was discovered and
driven oN,r -, side ~ me hu, l,.
tn captain \, ~ trace could M
forwards Pr, found " him II Z. %,
H'N'd HAT Ar vas drowned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
SEEING a JOKE.
Sometimes One Way ne DISCOVERIES
where u Does Not Exist.


4 Nke depends almost entirely on is
environment for appreciation. Lots Of
Dur jokes would fa. mighty Hat,
guess IA Zuiuaud e siberia, just the
same is the funny stories u those
CouHrr", would be- "a dead weight over
here. Every couL'ry Las It's own par
tru.ar brand Il Aumor. aud 70 appre.
ciatr { 20 the lull you must have been
born IA that country or lived there for
to Us 10 b" pretty solemn race, hut
dare say they have their little jokes
about tie quality u the oil they some.
times have ~ drink, aud other subjects
Interesting TO their mode Of living.
q In every country, too, there Is "A Ger.
tain percentage VI the people who
couldn't see Joke however broad II
might be- There are humOrouSly dull
pooll" in Ireland ~ well a. humorous
~ bright people in Scotland Why.
SON" I'm" ago received d letter from
an lri,huan saying that he had read
all ny hooks from cover 10 cover, and
Ac considered they were the most So.
rou> things ever published lIc thought
most If the stories would 90 hur II
they were dramutlz"d and put On the
stage "a the form Of tragedies.
A. 10 the British SENSE ~ humor be
Ing less keen than the American,
there's nothing IN IL English men and
women are just ~ quick 10 see joke
rs W. are sometimes good deal
qul. krr, aud | know never want more
apprciatiye audiences than those | got
ia London Why, they'd start laughing
before began. aud when Id come on
TO the platform aud look az them in a
solemn KIND Of way some OF them
would double up with merriment
Sometimes. however, anticipation is
u biz kward-as for instance, when
a humorous lecturer being unable 70
appear his place was taken hy min.
l~tcr who wished 20 discourse on the
'Nlls ~ iutcmp"rancc The audience.
II appears. WAS not Informed OF the
''''e' ''iA'l' lIi@ll wv lH'fL a IlOTl |
ahd when the good man came on the |
platform and stated that his subject |
Tor III" evening would he the curse ~ |
rum thus" present went into convul |
'iuus uf mcrriu'ut The more grave |
mi solemn the lecturer became the
noIc the propl" rolled on their seats I'm
''~'aN,"S OF mirth until at Last the a.,
oui>h"d dlyIh" oiu~,d his book with "A
Bang anu retired Sow. dare say in
nat case the. veal lecturer would hard.
y ho'" created - much amusement a.
Tit HI substitute which proves thar
lnm".!st with a REPUTATION his s,r.".
J ~ of pH.l over IN" unknown maa.
h"U-h III" nl'"r may really be- I'm
licr- MARI Twain
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
Ooor 8, stus

Aui ,c.r a. iu'-v.i whca heIg (,
N.tnin feAct Hrrttne NJ. mSL~ that
Hv"' perform 20 du'ie. properly !
b. Vaughn khs A u,t~s .N..
trgA constant. Hetrr from, curs,f,a.
ton Aui I,rrtrrrd ,t.r t,t.
found H"fh.n" 1, b- the b-,i medicine
- 't,se ,rrutir' N The market &
have lsrt q coustantiy believe Do
'o D. ne t-s' medicine - 10 ktu1
Ani . web a. 'lfrtrr iron, these
i''ltr 90 io kn's the gont Hrrtirr
hs' iogc me sd - " VI. JOAN.
"a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
sou THERN RAIL WAY
w. vlsrlnrLsrnAl>. A,.r xnur

edae nsore are published information not rarar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
ALACRUA BARBECUE
WAS A BIG SUCCESS
More Than 1000 People Present
At Burnett's Lake Wednesday.
THERE WE'RE MANY SPEECHES

A Fine Dinner Was Served. and Those
Who Attended viii Remember the
Occasion As Ore Of the Most Pleas
ant Events Of Their life.
From all reports. il Is learned that
the picnic and barbecue given ~ B1r-
NETS Lake Weire'dsy ~ AMI under
the auspices Ot the Aachua Comfy
Cotton Gro gers Association, was a
success from every stauipoint only
q few went from Gainesville, but those
who were there tate that the AFFAIR
was one Of the most systematically
managed and one ~ the most enjoy.
able Of It's kind they had ever seen
The meeting was called by the cot.
ton growers for the purpose ~ bring
ing the members ~ the yArious asso-
citation. ~ The State together, Which
WAS largely successful Members ~
several cotton growers aSsncaliOus
throughout the belt were there, and
many speeches were made which tend
ed To pnlighten the growers ~ the
fieecy staple upon IA" proper and prot.
liable way o. to thing.
There were present more than a
thOnsani people The good women
came from every quarter with well.
filled baskets the men prepared hun.
dreds OF pounds 0i beet, mut'on aud
pork, and the result wa-a big dinner
for all with 40 scarcity
1t IA calculated that nj. meeting
was one 81 the most beneficial ever
held in the State Tor the cotton grow
ar, and no one present has n regret TO
make. A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03
DEEDS HAVE BEEN SIGNED
elkS viii Occupy Turner Home Within
The Next Two Mooths.

eIh viii Occupy Turner Home Within
The Nest Two Months.
II was announced through The sun
q few days $50 that GNrnr,ville Lodge
No. oeO, T. I q T., lad purchased the
elegant Turner property corner West
Liberty and PlrAsant streets aud would
convert the same INTO n home
The deal 10 An absolute certainty
now, sluce all deeds have been
signed. and the property tas been
Transferred to the committee IN fee
simple
The committee viii make i's report
a. The next meeting, which will be on
next Thursday night, when il 10 be.
lieved that q committee on building
will be appointed, II will be the pnr.
poe" vt this committee 90 At once make
plans and ask Tor bids upon desirable
alterations AZ soon ~ the hlds are
completed II IL expected that work
will begin, and within the next two
months the klks vail be- ina home of
their own
The committee on securing n lot has
done we'll lnasmuch ~ they secured
both lot and building, aud they are
due the thanks ~ membeu ~ GAinr..
Vile lodge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03

\ '. '..'n l,y Nc W.. vast
ht ..' 'a.' 80 svap 70 be s,e Eel
90 ''"i ara 'rvNS Re secv Snsp
te'' ca -" 10 ~ rsnms -Ssatt,.
PSs, Iat,'ur-,re,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-03

Ambition 10 81. e., ever, m.r., IT,,
os'ne' u'e . cVswDpubIs In is
ewes -lculzV
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
EAST ENOERS
OPPOSE SEWER

's'There is a strong sentiment prev
alent among the members of the Gate
way club to oppose the construction
of the proposed down town sewer
SYSTEM" says ]. d. Long. promi-
nent member Of the east end organiza-
tion.
1T is the general feeling" continued
Mr.. Long, that after the expense that
has been undertaken by the city in the
construction Of the boulevard. the tax
alton which would necessarily follow
such action would place the average
citizen in such a position that his
property would revert to the city. for
delinquent taxes"
At the regular meeting at the
| Stookey building on the corner Of Lin !,
coin and G streets, last Thursday
evening, the following resolutions
were passed:
Whereas, the Gateway club was not
officially represented or invited to the
mass meeting held Tuesday evening
June 2Sth. wherein the matters Of tht
federal library and the city hall were
discussed, and whereas the expression
at said meeting was that Of individu
ais and not Of any organization. there
FORE be 1t
"ResS1ved, That 1t is the sense o
the Gateway club that no more build
ings be placed in the city park Of
Fifth street, and that a suitable sit
be purchased somewhere in the city
as was intended by the federal gov
. ernment in making the appropriation
and that the city hall be placed a
? some point near the center OF pOpu
lation."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07

BADLY BATTERED-A blacksmith
from one Of the railroad camps down
the river, rolled into the police station
last night because he had attempted
to drown his pain and sorrow IN the
wine that glows. The blacksmith had
no money but presented pitiful sight
and was turned loose and Dermitted
to leave town. His face was bruised
and three ribs battered as the result
of an alteration with band OF Ital-
ian labcrers. 1t seems that the smithy
had attempted to take the side OF the
camp cook in the fight and the two OF
them came out much the worse for
wear.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07

Denver. July 7.-District Judge
Mullins today made an order calling q
special grand jury to investigate all
city and county officers. "and such
other matters as may be submitted
to the jury" declaring that both the
sheriff and the coroner ought to be in
terested in an investigation. The court
appointed special elixors to draw the
jury.
The investigation will concern the
conduct of the county officers in con-
nection with the alleged recent elec.
ton frauds. The Judge would not to-
day set aside District Attorney Stiger.
but 1t Is understood that he will do 30
when the pury Is empaneiled.
Judge Mullins in a lengthy state
ment reviewed the recent rulings al
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
sQuAWs WILL
DANCE TONIGHT
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Lapwai, Idaho. July 7.-(By Nez-
perce Cooperative Telephone.)-
Love Dance" which was to have been
held In the camp OF the renegade In
dians last evening was called on and
will be held tonight after the feed"
This dance differs from the war dance
in one respect only. that the sauaws
are allowed to participate, the elk
tooth regalias and other necessary
adornment being worn the same as In
the other dance
The largest part Of the Indians who
have been camped here for the past
two weeks are breaking camp and
leaving for their homes where they
will harvest the hay crop before leav-
ing for the annual hunt In the Bitter
Root mountains.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
RUNS ABLAzE
1HRo' STREET

Chicago. July 7.-Almost completely
enveloped in flames which were start
ed by the accidental combustion OF a
package of peroxide soda which he
carried in his pocket. William Schon
ran through jackson boulevard In the
heart of the business district today
pursued by a crowd. the members OF
which were anxious to catch him and
put out the flames.
schon was finally. caught by a po-
liceman, who tore the burning cloth
ing from the mans body. SchOn was
taken to the hospital. 1t 10 feared
his burns are fatal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07

CLOSE AT ONE O'CLOCK-The
land office closed today at l o'clock
and will continue this custom during
the remainder OF the summer. The
government allows each member Of
the office force 80 days vacation on
pay during the year. but with the
great amount of work before the local
office, the office force declare they
see no opportunity to take advantage
Of their vacation time this year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
WANT $4,000
ASYLUM FUNDS

Special to Evening Teller.
Orofino. idaho. July 1.-THE board
Of auditors for the North Idaho IN
sane asylum in this city met In reg
ular session yesterday. At the con-
clusion Of their work the members ex-
pressed great praise for the good work
OF DIR. Givens. the superintendent. The
members OF the board present were
Harry Taylor, OF Orofino. d. +. Bell Of
Genesee, J. g. Rowton Of Kooslkia-
DR.. Givens makes the statement that
the management of the asylum will
ask the Legislature at the next session
to appropriate $4,000 for improve
ments to the institution. In addition
to this appropriation q maintenance
fund will also be required.
Norman Cooke Improving.
Norman Cooke, the chief witness IN
the FAller- -Jmgclaus case ana who
was recently under arrest on thu
charge Of conspiracy, Il rapidly 10.
covering under treatment at the any
lum. On the day Of the Fourth Cook
was about the streets on patrol ans
appeared to enjoy the events Of tn
day a. we'll ~ any one. Cooke give
every evidence Of being . cured man
8urveyers etill In Field.
The surveyors are still at work 10
eating sites for the proposed big sas
mill and power day, ut the mouth q
whislkey creek. Nat Brown. the rep
resentative enroute to the camp Q
the fire patrol. who went into tn
woods three weeks ago.
Judge 9tarnes. former chairman q
the republican county central commit
tee, passed through town yesterda
enroute from Pierce City to Culdesa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
hURl BOMB. IN
LINCOLN HOTEL

Lincoln. Neb, July Am unsuc-
cessfui attempt was made before
i. GAVIN today to wreck the Commercial
hotel with dynamite.
A bomb which was thrown into the
court area. exploded with terrific
force. damaging the walls of the hos
telry and breaking the windows gem
orally In the vicinity. A panic ensued
ana the guests swarmed from the no.
tel IN their night attire. None Of the
guests were hurt. fe-s1
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
GOOD RACING
At NEz PIERCE
to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Nezperce, Idaho, July 7.-(By Nez-
perce Cooperative Telephone 1.-The
race meet was concluded yesterday
with an excellent days racing. The
meet has been a success financially as
we'll as for enthusiasm. large crowds
having attended the meet since its
opening on the Fourth.
In the * mile running race held
Yesterday, Little Minch finished in the
lead CARLY, running second and Bogus
third. The purse was for 800 and
was divided into the three purses of
SIS, SIS, $40.
The half mile harness race yester-
day was won by Nellie F.. the horse
belonging to the Charleston race horse
man, =. B. Elliott, making the run In
l1:OS. Minnie W., finished second, with
Zella Mort, another Of Elliott's horses
running third. The purse was divid
ed into $50, $50 and $40 punches.
The quarter mile running race was
won by "a" who was closely followed
In the stretch by Keno. an Elliott
horse. Owsley. finished third. Ihe
run was made in "5 seconds. The
purse was $50.
The crowning event Of the day wa'
the last lap of the cowboy relay race
which was won by Simpkins. Pom
eroy man, whose four days time fol
the eight miles was 1s:30h. Ptckel'
a Harrington. Wash. man finished
second, his time for the four days be
Ing 1894: Mead. Salmon river maj
won third money. his time being 1s:o7
The purse for the race was $3.50. be'n|
divided into $50. $25 and SIS lots.
The race was such that four horse
must be ridden every day. running tw
miles and changing horses and saddle
every half mile.
homerun With oasss Full.
The baseball game played yesterda
was an excellent example Of a luck
and cleanly won game. Uniontow
carried or the long end Of s-4 scor
The score was A. until the ninth inn
ing. when with the bases full and tw
men gone under a Uniontown ma
struck a long strong one for hon
run. scoring four men and winnir
the game for the visitors
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
BURTON FRENCH
RETURNS HOME
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Moscow. Idaho. July 7.-Represent-
ative Burton L. French arrived on the
IL: 80 train this morning from WASH
ington. At the depot he was well
coined by large delegation Of Mos
cow and Latah county citixens
Mr.. French felt very grateful to the
people for the hearty welcome extend
ed to him. He comes home to rest
during the summer months. It II
planned that on Monday night q
formal reception shall be extended the
Idaho Congressman at the park.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
HOLDS SUMMONS
FOR ROCKEFELLER

Findlay. o.. July Judge Baker
of the probate court today issued
summons for the appearance OF Johh
d. Rockefeller In connection with the
suits recently filed here against the
standard Oil company and Mr.. Rocke-
feller. iu which 1t is alleged the anti
trust law was violated. The summons
has been turned over to Sherin
Groves. who states that ne Will maAe
the service upon Rockefeller as soon
az the latter returns from Europe.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
WILL INVESTIGATE CHARGES
OF CORRUPTION

the elections. He said the league for
honest elections had made q sufficient
showing to warrant the court in md
ing the grossest frauds in the attempt
to steal the election. and thereby to
secure valuable franchises through de-
bauchery and corruption Of the county
officials.
The Judge declared that the public
officials were either n party to the
outrage or were sufficiently negligent
in the performance Of their duty to
make them participants in the crime.
The attorneys for the corporations
whose franchises have been attacked
assert that the Judge violated the
spirit VI the supreme court order and
it is understood that they will appeal
to Chief Justice Gabbert.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
Cali for Bids on Bio Ship.

Washington. July 7.-Secretary
Bonaparte has invited the designers
and shipbuilders to submit plans for
the 10000 ton battleship provided for
by congress.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07

THROWN OPEN-The local lana
office toddy received copies" OF the
presidents proclamation opening the
shoshone or Wind River reserve IN
wyoming. Blanks which may be ueed
for the designation Of m attorney who
may make . nling for an old soldier
who does not Wish to make the trip
to the reserve have also been received.
The papers explain the method Of reg
istering for the drawing ana the ne
cessary methods for the holding tAe
land after filing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
LEFT THE WOMAN FOR DEAD
Robber Enters Home Of Georgia
Sheriff and Nearly Kills Woman.

Savannah. Ca. July 7.-During the
absence OF Sheriff Gamble last night
a robber entered his residence and
beat his wife almost to death. The
thief took many valuables and left
Mrs. Gamble for dead. She recovered
consciousness this morning and gave
the alarm.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
IN SNAKE RIVER
Escape from Keepers and Cause
Stampede in Idaho Falls.

Denver. July IA special to the
Post from Idaho Falls says that Sc
we're wind storm yesterday stampeded>
a herd Of circus elephants in the city.
Five elephants ran across the fields to
the Snake river. where they jumped
down a twenty foot etrbankment into
the rapids below, Some were carried
far down the stream before being res
cued.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
DENY ALTON ROAD NEW TRIAL
Judge landis Will, However, Psrnai
Defence TO Answer Wednesday.

Chicago, July Judge Lands IN
the federal court today denied the mo-
ton for new trial for the Chicago n
Alton railway rebate. but will on
Wednesday permit the defense to show
that arrangements between the pack
ing company and the railroad was well
known among the shippers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
DEFENSE WINS STRONG POINT
Seattle Physician Tsstities That Young
: Mitchell 10 Not Sane. II

Seattle, July 1.-THE attorneys for
the defense in the Mitchell case won
a signal victory today when the court
permitted DIR. Arnold A. Nicholson. a
Seattle physician, to testify as to
Mitchelrs sanity. DR.. Nicholson gives
his opinion Of the defendants action
and after the killing as conclusive evi-
dence of insanity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
Lighthouse Tender 10 safe.

Washington, July 1.-THE overdue
lighthouse tended Laurel, due at
Guantanamo. June 81. In safe. She has
been forced to lie at anchor under the
lobes nf the lighthouse from June 25 to
July 2 on account OF heavy weather
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
ARKANSAS IS
AFTER OIL CO..

Little Rock. Ark, July 7.--Attorney
General Rogers and Prosecution At
torney Rhoton OF Pulaski county today
commenced suit against the Watefa-
Pierce OH company. alleging . con-
spiracy to control the output and price
Of Oil, and asking 100000 damages.
They also ask that the company for
felt It's right to do business In Ar
kansas. The bill alleges the Waters
Pierce Oh Co., Is associated with tho
Standard Oil, the Republic oil ana
others.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
Trouble Aboard Russian Ship.

Vigo. Spain. July 7.-Several acts OF
nsubordination occurred today on
board the Russian cruiser Terek which
IL anchored here.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-07
HAVE NO FEAR
OF EPIDEMIC

Manila. July 1.-THE cholera con-
ditions remain unchanged. Joseph
McDermott is the only American who
has died in the last IS hours. The
health authorities believe that the next
three days will be the crucial time and
II the disease can be confined to its
present proportions an epidemic is un-
likely.