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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

GAME TOMORROW-The Lewiston
High School will meet the University
Of Idaho nine on the High School
grounds tomorrow afternoon. Will
hanson and Lundstrum will be the
battery for the locals.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

NEW DRUG CO.--The Christian
McNair Drug Company received their
first shipment OF goods today. They
state that their fixtures will be In
stalled about April 4, and they will
open for business in the very near
future. The business will be in the
charge Of J. sgd. McNair and Victor H.
Chastain. both graduate pharmacists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

BROWN ARRESTED-D. T. Brown
was arraigned In the probate court this
morning on the charge Of grand lar
ceny. The warrant was issued at the
instance Of g. Williams Of Nexperce
last January. but Brown disappeared
and was only located by the officers
recently and was arrested at Moscow
yesterday and brought to the city this
morning. He plead not guilty and gave
a bond for 5000 for his appearance to
answer. to the charge against him In
Judge Hanlon's court. April 8. It 10 al
legged that he stole buggy. q set Of
harness and q laprobe from the COM
planting witness.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29
Personal.
=. N. Brown. q timber man, arrived

=. N. Brown. timber man, arrived
In the city yesterday from Moscow.
George s. Bailey came in from
Spokane yesterday enroute to the
Ozark mine In the Pierce district.
J. O. Osburn Is In the city from
Winchester.
w. r. Trull Of Kendrick Is registered
at the De France.
Charles J. Munson. state land agent,
arrived in the city this morning from
Grangeville, where yesterday he con-
Quoted land sale.
Peter Frazier came In on the train
this morning from Mohler, where he
II now engaged In business.
Thomas Bealle was an arrival on
the Clearwater train this morning.
Mrs. +. A. Wheeler arrived from Le-
more this morning Tor q brief visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred ]. Oliver.
Jack O'Keefe il In the city today
from Asotin.
G. M. Butler Of Sites Is registered
at the Raymond today,
President George H. Black went to
Moscow on the early train this morn
ing on brief business trip.
George E. Crum returned this MORN
ing from q three months visit in the
east. He visited his old home in Ohio
for a time. but for the past month has
been attending to the FIRMS business in
Montana.
r. L. Spiker. president OF the West
ern Hardware company. left on the
afternoon train for Nesperce and will
be absent from the city until next
Wednesday. He will shortly make ar
rangements to move his family here
and take UP his permanent residence.
Ellis Small went to Orofino this at
ternoon for brief business trip.
w. r. Trull returned to his home at
OrofinO this afternoon.
w. A. Chandler avs business visit
or In the city today from Orofino.
E. 4. Parker Is in the city today
from Nezperce.
George H. Kester and I. N. Smith
returned to the city this afternoon
from a short business trip in the north
country.
Rev. W. W. Davis will leave satur-
day for Occur d'Alene. where he will
hold services next Sunday.
William Robbins. sheriff Of Latah
county. was an arrival in the city on
the early morning train, bringing with
him Brown. who was wanted in this
county for grand larceny. and who was
arrested at Moscow yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29
LAD RETURNS
An APOLOGY

Because he lost his temper and -
saulted a Charleston base ball player
In the game yesterday afternoon, sec-l
ond baseman Krengle Of the NofpA
team was today taken before 2 jnsu1s
and fined 81 and costs.
Krengle IL stated today to be BON
sorry and ashamed Of his conduct ana
took the commendable course OF send-
Ing q written apology to the man q
assaulted.
Krengle was playing second d.
while Clatltston player by the name
Of walsch was running to second D.
The ball was missed by the bass@
and at the same time he was ran 80
by the runner. Angered at the ~.
Of circumstances he struck the CHAT
ton player.
III feeling between the two teams =
been brewing since last fall when y"
mem6ers OF tho Charleston team "A
saulted 4 player by the name @ ~
harty. Timely intervention only p
vented ) free for al contest Det~s
the teams, and yesterday when
trouble commenced the players Ws's 8
god frame Of mind for Datt'e'
they were kept In control, howe
ma no further trouble ensued' 49,
Normal boys state that they
never received an apology from 81
q T0U&U
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

SUITS FILED-Suit was filed In the
probate court this morning, entitled
zimmerman Hardware Co. w. Lewiston
Foundry 4 Machine Works, q suit on
account amounting In principal and
costs to 4171.5S. The case Of Roth
child Bros. vs.. Fred NJ. Manning comes
up for hearing tomorrow. This II a
suit to recover on contract for the pay
ments due on q certain billiard table.
The suit of Ramey va. Henshaw set for
haring Saturday next. Is q suit on nc
count. the amount being due 10 $116.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

LARGE FORCE-Holmes & McCabe,
contractors on the Sweetwater dam.
have SO teams and 120 men at work
today and are making preparations to
for the completion Of q certain portion
Of the work in 70 days and the con-
tractors were nearly ten days late In
getting their equipment on the ground
and will have to rush the work with an
increased force
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

trade. The stock Ii exclusively mems
furnishing goods and the display made
indicates wide line for selection The
prices quoted indicate figures that will
attract purchasers when quality and
price cost are considered.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

BAD ROADS-O. w. Leggett has re-
turned from trip to lilo and vicinity
and reports that the county roads in
the upper country are well nigh impas-
sible since the frost went out. The
farmers are beginning spring work and
the wheat has come through the winter
In fine shape.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

NEW BARBER-Charles Ferguson.
employed in the barber shop at the Hoo
tel Butler at Seattle, has been secured
to take the place OF Bert Younkman,
who has quit to engage In other bust
ness. Mr. Ferguson Is well known to
many patrons here having been ems
ployed in the Imperial shop for few
months two years ago.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

RIVER FALLING-The river Ii fall
ing today and the force OF men at work
on the derricks were enabled to put the
capstones for the three piers In place.
The concrete mixer will not be taken
north Of the river and used for putting
In the abutments for the short trus-
ties.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

LOCAL BRIEFS

/ UNDER ARREsT-Ben Lachman
was arrested yesterday on complaint
Of Theodore Miller who charges Lack
man with disturbing the peace. Lack
man was taken before Justice Till
man Bell where he plead mot guilty.
when arraigned and had his hearing
set for next Monday at 10 o'clock q. m.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

Charles p. Graham OF
Lewiston and Miss Maggie Addison or
the same place were united in marriage
last night at the M. e. parsonage. Rev.
w. T. Custer Of the M. =. church Off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham will
make Lewiston their future home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-29

good cooks. good walters and the
best the market affords. The Grand
Restaurant. q
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
STEAMER NEWPORT REACHES
PORT FROM THE ISTI1MUS.
British Tramp Went Aground the Gulf of Taa May
Be Saved She Is Found to Be Not Seriously Damaged

The Pacific Mail liner Newport. Cap
tain w J. Russell, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Panama and way
ports After passing quarantine the
steamer docked at Lombard street
wharf. where the passengers landed.
Captain Russell reports an unevent-
full voyage, the monotony of which
was not at all relieved by the anxiety
of those on board to learn the truth
about conditions in this city. The first
word OF the disaster was received
when the Newport reached La Liber-
tad on the outward voyage. There
the report was that the city had been
totally destroyed. At Panama some
thing approaching the truth was as
-eertained and all who had homes here
were consumed with anxiety TO reach
this city.
The Newport was "a days and Is
hours coming from Panama. She
brought Gal tons of cargo and thirty
three passengers, among whom were
the following:
william O'Nein, H. J. Moulton, e.
H. Bowersoch, A. r. Taylor. s. w.
Teliaferro, A Chavez. ]. O'Reardon
and wife, L. Hutchinson, Jose Arcle.
Ben Olcovich. o. G.. Baldwin. l. w.
Murray, J. T. Wilson. : @. Sterner.
Mrs. F. l. Hudson and daughter, J. T..
Castillo. Edward +. Sray. Geoge A.
Williams $hd Mrs. Harold b. Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
Sailing of the Panama Liner.

The steamer City of Sydney sailed yes
terday for AncOn and way ports with a
general merchandise cargo, valued al
81. .6l5, TO be distributed as follows: For
Mexico. S2S69; Central America, S3I. .92l:
Panama, S2422; New York, So, 4S7; Co
lombia. sI595; Ecuador, $90 Peru. $2I6:
Jamaica, SIS. The following We're the
To Mexico-lS l6S lbs malt, S74 lbs dried
fruit $50 SKIS plaster 40 cs paints. III
boiler tubes, 1859 bdls shocks, ? pkgs
machinery, 3 cs oils, 43 coils wire.
To Central America-2754 bbls -four
1869 gals % cs wine. cs beer, .1S62I lbs
beans. If. 300 lbs rice 2725 lbs spices. 91C
lbs dried fruit, 81 cs canned goods /.
crts potatoes and onions. 2,6aS lbs tai
low. 10000 lbs cement. $3.50 # lumber 3
tanks y bbls and % cs oils, 26 pcs iron. >:
pkgs paints. 30 kegs white lead, % cs tar
= cTts fire brick, 20 cs coal oil, 60 pcs
steel I30s kegs powder, 8 cs fuse, "A pkgs
machinery, 100 TASKS quicksilver q bbls
cocoanut oil, cs drugs, Il coils rope.
To Panama-576 bbls flour, s cs SOAP
4Q2 lbs tallow
To New York-10, 900 gals wine. 500 "a.
lbs pig lead, 76, s90 lbs bone black.
To COlOmbia-300 bbls -four. 2Sl2 ft INN.
Der. bales tWine
To EcuadOr-20O gals wine
To Peru-47z3 lbs tallow
To Jamaica-250 lbs dried fruit.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
TWO COUNTIES
ENGAGE IN WAR
Yuba and Sutter Fighting
to Obtain New Elec-
trio Lines.
Free Rights of Way Are
Offered Backers of
Proposed Road.

MARYSVILLE, May 25.-Yuba and
Sutter counties are waging wild war
fare over electric lines. The North
ern Electric Company has two routes
south from Yuba City and one south
from Marysville to reach Sacramento.
All converge near Nicolaus. Rights of
way are now being secured in Sutter
County, and Marysville people, fear
ing the Yuba route would not be choS-
en- and their city left on a one-mile
branch line, began to offer free right
of way south from town. Tha Suttcr
County people Immediately began re-
ducing the prices heretofore dema ndesi
and expect to offer a free route to Mic
CLAUS. They also threaten to refuse to
bear any portion of the expense of
building the proposed bridge across the
Feather River between Marysville and
Yuba City.
The structure, it is estimated, will
cost 100000. Each county was to
pay one-third the Northern Electric
is built the line cannot enter Marys-
vile, and the present street cars,
pulled by mules, must be retained. as
the electric cars cannot cross the
wooden bridge now in use. The con-
troversy will give the Northern Elec-
tric a free route whichever way it
ends
sured the promoters of the Downie-
ville- e-Marysville Railroad all the need
ed terminal facilities and bonus of
$1,000 on condition that assurance is
given that the road will be built. Dis
trict Attorney W. /. Redding and j.
w. Finnie, representing Downieville
people and the railroad people respec-
lively, explained their plans to the
Chamber of Commerce to-day. They
say London financiers have agreed to
take bonds to the extent of $4,000
and declare the company only awaits
action here before proceeding.
The franchise asked for includes a
route out of town to the west, appar-
emily to connect with some other road
The power. will be furnished by either
third rail or crude oil motors. The
road will be seventy miles long, ac-
cording to survey, and will traverse
the entire length of Yuba County, fol-
lowing the Yuba River and its
branches. This is the fourth railway to
seek entrance to Marysville within
eighteen months. two being now under
construction and one ready to begin.
President Henry A. Buffers of the
Northern Electric Company has an
nouneedH that the railway connecting
Red Bluff, Chico. Oroville, Marysville
and Sacramento will use the third rail
system except in towns or on public
streets Aa1ld~-roads. Grading is being
rushed from here to Chico.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
stmr Point Arena. Fosen, y hours. o1Ss r.; from
Caspar ''"
Saturday. May ae.
Stmr Aberdeen. Daniels 30 honrs I'm Fu-el-.
Stmr Norwood Martin, ;.s hours from San
Stmr Breakwater johnson. 50 hours from
Portland. Via Coos Bay 3S hours. o
Slmr Nome City, Hansen, 80 hours from Re-
Saturday, May 2e.
; stmt Lawton, Parker, y days from Sa
.moa. via Honolulu days.
simr Signal. Monroe. 20 hours from Coos Rav.
stinr Newport. Russell - days IL hours from
Ane9ne va san Bias DAYS hours
Slnr Neyad8n. Greene ~ DAYS IN, Ealrl,f
Sl1t 0ueen' consins, % hours from Victoria.
CLEARED.
Simr Pomona Swanson. Eureka: Psc Coast
stmr Coos Bay. NicOlson, San Pedro; Pa,
Stmf MASSACHUSETTS,. Findlay. Honolulu via
seattle and Tacoma Williams Dimond a Co
Nmr Baraeoiia, Doran, Astoria; r
shin Pals Of Clyde, Matson. HHo: 4
sch. sels Rosie Il, Ever~on. Pirate Cove; Union
SAILED.
s. Friday May q.
Nor stmr Teilns Arntzen Iadrsmifh p q
NAY LAT 5. long 30 W Br slim Thistl-
OAnE from New York for Melbourne.
g.. v-,..... Saturday. May &c
&c SStmr Whittier. seaman Port Hartford.
Stmr Aoyo. Lee. Eureka.
Stmr BROOKLYN. Aordberg. Mendocno
ssuif= Nome CITY. Hanson. Astoria
et'nr q ify of fs"dner. naT 80 An.oa
senF czsrina, Duggan. Portland
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
RED CROSS TO ASSIST
IN REUNITING FAMILIES
Directed by President to Aid Children
to Find Parents in San
Francisco


WASHINGTON, May 26.-An ap-
peal. from Ellen Louise Bigelow of
Harvard, Mass, to President Roose-
yelt on behalf of children who were
separated from their parents by the
California earthquake resulted in spe-
cial instructions to DIR. Deyine, the
Red Cross agent in San Francisco,
urging him to have notices of missing
children posted at all relief stations
and to send to Red Cross headquar-
tiers full descriptions of missing chill
dren that immediate steps may be
taken to get information regarding
them.
The note from the Massachusetts
woman inclosed clippings from Og-
den, Utah; Salem, Ore; Seattle,
Wash, and other Western cities con-
corning children who became separat
ed from their parents and were taken
in all directions on trains for refu-
gees. This letter was, sent from the
White House to Red Cross headquar-
ters, and immediate instructions We're
directed to DIR. Devine. in which tho
cooperation of the force at the head
quarters in this city was offered for
the purpose off advertising lost chill
dren and bringing about the reunion
of all families scattered by the disas-
ter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
Lawton Back Fom Samoa.

The navy transport Lawton arrived
yesterday fom Samoa by way -of
Honolulu with a large number of
time-expired men from the Adams,
station ship at Pago Pago. The Law
ton took from here a draft of blue
jackets to replace the men on the
Adams whose terms of enlistment
were about TO expire. The trans
port was sent to Angel Island TO be
fumigated and will not land her pas
sengers until today, when she will
proceed TO Mare Island. The Law
ton was twenty-three days from Pago
Pago and seven days from Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
NAV Save the pnmbarton.

An attempt will be made to save
the British steamer Dumbarton,
which went ashore September 25 in
the Gulf of Tartaryl twenty-siX miles
north of Castries Bay. At present
the Dumba is fast in the ice. A
recent survey shows that her rudder,
propeller and the structure of her
after hold sustained damage.
The DumbartOn. under charter to
the Barneson- -Hibberd Company, left
here September 25 for Nicolaefski.
Harry Scott of the BarnesOn- Hibberd
Company was a passenger and with
officers and crew suffered great priVa-
lions before reaching Vladivostok.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
LAKE MICHIGAN SWEPT
BY SEVERE STORM
Two Small Vessels Driven Ashore
With Freezing Weather Prevail
ing I'm the Northwest.

MILWAUKEE, May 26,--A severe
storm swept Lake Michigan today and
two small vessels were driven ashore
near Racine. The crews escaped. The
wind did some damage in Racine
Freezing weather is reported in
Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin
swept.
MEDORA, Nd, May 26.-Three
days of constant rain have been fol-
lowed by a hard snowstorm. Over
two inches of snow have fallen in the
past few hours.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
FOUR SOLDIERS DROWNED
IN RIVER IN PHILIPPINES
Ferryboat Capsizes, and Men and
Horses Go to Bottom of
the Stream

MANILA, May 26.-Sergeant w. H.
Thompson and Privates j. O. Miller
and j. S. Morrison of the Eighth cav
airy and Private Mendoza of the ma
tive constabulary, together with five
horses, were drowned yesterday in the
Lingayen River by the capsizing of a
.ferrHboat.
The river was badly swollen from
the recent typhoon. The troops We're
on a practice march and attempted to
cfess the river on the ferry.
The bodies of Sergeant Thompson
and Private Morrison were recovered.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
ACargo for lilo.

The ship Falls of Clyde was cleared
yesterday for Hilo with a cargo valued
at .Sll.52l and including 1865 gals wine.
$4,000 lbs bran. S04 ctls barley, 300 lbs
meals, 500 bales hay, 81 cs canned goods.
900 lbs lard. 203.3 .375 lbs fertilizer, 294l lbs
tobacco, 2000 fire bricks, $1,000 lbs cement.
IS crts sewing machines, IL pkgs wagon
material and "a cs soap.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
Logs Are Dispensing.

The tides are gradually dispensing
the logs which for the past week or
so menaced navigation on the bar.
When the logs were thickest the
pilot boats were kept clear of the
dangerous obstacles with great diff
Guilty and incoming and outward
bound steamers had some narrow eS-
capes. There are still many of the
logs scattered in the track of coast
wise vessels.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
Hit br Load of Doors.

James Dillon, who lives at 124
Mississippi street, was seriously in
jured yesterday al California and
Sansome streets. A load of doors
slipped from the lashings on Dillon's
wagon. One of the falling doors
struck him in the face. cutting
through his upper lip, which was
hanging by a narrow strip of flesh
when Dillon reached the Harbor Hos
pitaL Surgeon Hill, who attended the
injured man, thinks the lip may be
saved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27

Summit-Maxmum temperature A de-
grees. minimum 80; wind north, strong;
showing; average snow, GA inches;. last
year none
{, Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy Sunday; possibly light showers
fresh southwest wind
For Sacramento Valley-Cloudy Sunday,
with light showers: fresh south wind.
For Los Angeles and yicinity-Unsettled
weather Sunday; possibly showers: fresh
southwest wind. A G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27

/ The California Safe Deposit and Trust
company will advance money on insur-
ance policies.
Insurance Department. 1921 Fillmore
street. Hours, a. m. to 8 p m.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27

To the cure of. these diseases / have
confined my practice, and by skillfully
applied scientific treatment 1 perma-
nently cure the worst cases. My offices
ire equipped with every instrument
md device essential to the most mod
ern methods of practice. If you are
afflicted with eny private disease OF
Weakness ! want you to call and SEE
ne. 1t will cost you nothing to ascer
tain positively whether you can b.,
,ured
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
Cecilia Sudden Unharmed.

The schooner Cecilia Sudden, which
went ashore off Willapa Harbor, has
been flOated. She is unharmed. The
ineXperience of a new towboat cap
tain is blamed for the mishap.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
SANTA CRUZ CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVORERS IN SESSION
New Officers Are Elected at Meeting
T. of County Society i'll

SANTA CRUZ, May 26.-The coun-
ty Christian Endeavor convention in
session at Watsonyille elected officers
as follows: President, W. G. Fooze of
Santa Cruz; vice president, Professor
{. 5. Price of Sequel; recording secre-
tary, Delos Tibbals of WatsonviIle: !:
corresponding secretary, Miss Grace
Bennett of Santa Cruz; treasurer. Fred
Anthony of Valencia. The next con-
vention will be held in Santa Cruz.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27

BUDAPEST. Hungary, May 26.-
julius Won Justh was elected today
president of the lower house of the
Hungarian Parliament.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
NJ En-

Do you suffer from
Weakness, Varico.
cele, II Y d r o c e ] G
Structure, Specific
Blood Poison, Skin
Diseases. or any
chronic or seeming
ly incurable trouble
If so. come to me at
once and be thor
oughly cured before
it is too late.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27

HERBERT c. cHIvERS, ARCHITECT, SAINT LOUIS.
MO, CALIFORNIA STATE LICENSED ARCHITECT,
HAS OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT 1897 SITTER
STREET IN CHARGE OF MR.. JOHN CARSON AN Ex-
PERT IN REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
TO ARRIVE.

Movements Of Steamers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26
FOR SAL

Il ,.~own section one aud two beam lumber
j reraI already complete and others will
.sst, order IL desired. Also whifietrees
i utbooks and ali kinds OF repairing
|-.nordsr. Shop south of Crystal Lake
4. rouire Of AARON DROWN, South
~, FOR HENRY NAULT, at shop. 1851
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-26

DeWltvs E :.s.s s5anv0
For Plies. Burns, Sores