Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-08-02
TAKE BURNS TO
MEDICAL LAKE
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, WASH. Aug. 2.--John NJ.
F1shback, an attendant from the Med
, ical Lake state hospital for the insane,
arrived in the city this morning to
accompany Michael Burns to the asy-
lum. Burns is improving physically,
but his deranged mental condition re-
mains practically the same. When
being dressed for the trip this morn
Ing he showed no signs of resistance
to the attendant and nurse, and after
eating hearty breakfast was loaded
into conveyance and taken to the
train He staggers somewhat in his
walk and it was necessary to assist
him to the carriage.
Mr.. Fishback states that the con-
dition of Sam Salsberry, who was adj
judged insane and taken to the hos
pital from this city about two months
ago, is practically the same as when
he left here. The man shows no sign
of returning consciousness.
Boy Gets Jail Sentence.
Five days in the city Jail was the
sentence imposed this morning by
Justice of the Peace Clear on Tall
nudge Riggles who was convicted OF
assault and battery on Leon Afford.
early in the week. Both parties in
the case are under twelve years Of age.
Mr.. Riggles. who appeared in per-
son for the defense OF his son, APP
pealed the case to the superior court,
which sets in November, and the boy
is now out under 800 bonds. County
Attorney Rummens appeared for the
prosecution.
Fred Van Orsdale. another boy who
was implicated in the affair, was re-
leased on his own good behavior for
30 days.
Witnesses were examined to show
that young Riggles had knocked down
and beaten Afford and taken his horse
from him. The boys examined were
two Mahundro boys. Henry Jacobs,
two Meyers boys and boys named
Dobson and Simpson.
Wheat Goes Is Bushels to Acre.
| Deputy Sheriff Nose c. Martin, ar
| rived in the city this morning to meet
| - &SAs = AcAOoNA Va tA0 6Syl 0uA eAlu uCe
liver papers for the taking Of Burns
/, to the hospital. Mr.. Martin states
| that harvesting is in full blast In the
/ Asotin and Anatone country and that
a piece Of fall wheat on the ranch Of
Ben Flock above Anatone reached an
average yield of 45 bushels per acre.
The barley crop Is said to be below
j the average yield.
4 Haul Outs Italian Laborsrs.
The lewiston Charleston company
this morning took a wagon load of
fifteen Italian laborers to the ditch
! above Asotin. Men are scarce in that
: vicinity q large part Of them leaving
for work In the harvest fields.
! M. A. Beyreath and Elmer Goble
were in the city yesterday from the
Anatone saw mill, leaving in the even
ing with two loads Of shingles for the
| Blue Mountain Lumber company to be
delivered at Asotin.
Personal Mention.
! Fred Pelton Of Woodside was in the
city yesterday on business trip.
w. H. Marston and family Of this
city are making preparations to move
| to California.
S. Ben Elliott left this morning for
westlake and the waha lake country,
business bound
w. A. Elliott and M. p. Shaughnessy
left on the Owl train last night for a
trip to the coast Mr.. Elliott will visit
in Ontario after leaving the coast
country.
Miss Bond. daughter OF Councilman
W. o. Bond, and Miss schoonmaker
left on this mornings boat for a short
trip to Alpowai