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New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
sHEEHAN HEADS BIG TRACTION DEAL.

William F. sheehan. according to a report from
Buffalo. has organized a 100000 company TO
operate several traction lines and lighting plants
in the towns between Buffalo and Erie, Penn.
which have been acquired by a syndicate headed by
Mr.. Sheehan. The properties purchased are said to
be the street railway lines in Erie the JohnstoWn
and Chautauqua Lake Railway, Chatauqua Lake
Steamship Company, Buffalo, Dunkirk and Western
Railway. Dunkirk and Fredonia Railway and Ham
burg Railway Company. AT Mr. Sheehsn's office
Il said yesterday that several traction lines
had been acquired but details could be given out
yet. II is said tnat the Widener- -Elkins syndicate
ls interested ~ The new company.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
REALTY NOTES.

A corporation organized by N ]. Overlook and
I. w. Cokefair, Maiden Lane jewelers., is the
buyer of Nos. 10 and II Maiden Lane
Leopold NJ. Manster is the buyer of the Ster-
ling apartment house. No. 2O3 West 18th st.
John T. Williams transferred yesterday title
to Lords Court Building, at the southwest cor
ner Of William ST. and Exchange pl for a.
nominal consideration. The property carries
mortgage of 81 10000
Herbert A. Sherman has leased for H O.
Havemeyer for the season one OF his Moorish
houses at Bayberry Point, Islip. Long Island. to
DR.. Eugene Fuller.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
MERGER DEPOSITS FASTENED.
Fear of Shanahan Bill Hurries Taking of
Stocks

The time for making deposits under the Inter-
borough Metropolitan merger plan viii expire on
Friday II was matter OF comment in Wall
Street Yesterday that should Assemblymen Shana-
hans anti-Tnerger bill, which is expected TO pass
the Assembly this week, become law. the Inter
borough Metropolitan company, while being en-
titled 10 retain It's present holdings OF the stocks
Of the various companies. VIII lack the power to
acquire any additional stock OF these companies.
The report that the Shanahan bill may become
g Law has had an effect 10 hasten the deposits A
large additional amount Of this stock was depos-
tied Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
A s2ooooo INVESTMENT PURCHASE.

Braisted, Goodman & Hershfeld have sold for
the West Side Construction Company Gacob
Axelrod) to investor of Rochester. the
new six story elevator apartment house to be
erected this spring the north side of 93d St,
100 feet east of Riverside Drive, plot 75x
100. The house, which will have twenty-four
apartments, VIII rent for $4,000. The selling
price about S2OOOOO
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
NEW NATIONAL BANK FOR BRoNxvILLE.

The Controller Of the Currency has approved an
application for new bank in Bronxville, to be
known as the Gramatan National Bank with a
capital OF $4,000. Most of the incorporators are
local business Of Westchester County. They
are given as Robert E. Farley, Howard Willets,
W .. Hitchcock, Thomas E. Conllin and Frederick
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
BIG PUBLIC SCHOOL ANNEX PLANNED

c. B. ]. Snyder, chief architect of the Depart
ment of Education. has filed with Building Su-
perintendent Murphy plans for a six story schooi
building to be erected at the northwest corner
of Jackson and Madison SITS, as an annex TO OLD
School II at No 81 Madison st, which is over
crowded. The building will be 20OI1 rect
front and 102 II feet deep, with facade OF brick
and limestone, with trimmings OF terra Gotta
II Is to cost S35OONO
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14

c. F. Pelham. architect. ......-.--..
lloth st. No SlT East. sOr six story brick nat-
house and store. 5OXS7 N. A De Benedetto
owner, Moore & Landsiedel architect s--.-,.-..
Pleasant ave, $. W corner l11th st. for two sN
story brick 1athouses and stores, +oNslt = a
Reluer, owner. B. w Levitan. architect -...'- .
l99th st, n. s., ~ tt. ". Of Amsterdam ave, foE
six story brick fathouSe. 40NS6 II. r.. ArnSteHN
owner, G. +. Pelham. architect. .....-.----'.-
Madison ST. n W corner Jackson St. FOR a 81
story brick school. 2SO.i1xlO21t. city. owner q
z. b j. Snyler arrhitact ?
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

18th St. n. 3. los r. W. o Avenue q: for t,v, -,
story prick tenement houses. 37.GxgO.3. ApnoiN
Realty company, owner. Bernstein q RernSfein
sith ST. s. 100 H. q, "A ave- -, $4,000
story brick tenement houses 4lxS7 3; WClksr
St NlShoas ave- eoFaer rs9s I, eheet isoOO
i've story bri,N hathouse SOx9O. NnsrscS'
Vile. owners. q. r. Pelham architect =" " - -.
Clarsmoni ave $ " corner lI9th ST for a slx '"VVo
s'oss pfieA natholss iSx9o, r. Eersasoa. oVnsSi
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN QUEENS.

Plans for sixty-six new Queens buildings. to
cost $235. I25, have been filed. This is an un-
usually large number for this time of the year
Builders say it is due to favorable weather and
the active real estate market. OF the sixty-six
structures tWenty-eight are to be erected in
Newtown, which is the Second Ward OF the bor-
ough, and which now leads the other four wards
in the matter of population. jamaica the
Fourth Ward, is second on the list
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
BILL TO STOP CITY DAMAGE CLAIMS.

Controller Metz has sent bill TO Albany which
II passed, viii prevent the collection Of fraudu-
lent claims against the city for alleged damages TO
property by the overflow OF sewers. He said
yesterday that the law allows persons to collect
damages on personal property. provided the claims
are filed within six years OF the when the
damages are caused. Under this provision, he said
many false claims made.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At u Nesey st-By Bryan l. Kennedy: l3Gth ST. $50
stone front dwg b; Elizabeth II FI6ner
al: Allen ;. attys; Charles Forster ref Camt due
50 5e5 40; $500 49, l8 SxO9 II to the
plaintin for l4,S07 l5. withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
Will nor STRIKE ON rHE SOUTHERN.

Washington, March 13.-The committee of five
representing the telcg-aphers and station agents
Of the Southern Railway agreed last night 70 ac-
cept tho wage scale that road. The wage scale
as agreed on Goes not contemplate a minimum or
MAXIMUM wage. but has been adjusted with a view
Of fitting each Individual case
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
JOHN S. HuYLER A BUYER.

The H E. Hayes Company has sold for Mrs
Harriette Villas Norton to John S. Huyler the
candy manufacturer, No. 263 West End ave, ad-
joining a parcel at 72d St, which he recently
purchased. He expects to make the houses into
one. The two parcels form plot 43x115 feet
Mr. Huyler will occupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

l22d St. =. 200 T. e. os Er1adway i2SNsS ~,
Harris Mandeibaum and Fisher Levine .o9N
Charles shapiro .. .. ..
Morris ave, s. SO e. of Ia3J t9X'eSf
simon Epstein loans Michael SanJansele. 60 -
Anthony ave-, ". - g. n OF 155th 81, %
l0ll; Joseph A. HAYS loans John NJ. kuscsl..s
o-d 81, No. So4 to SOS East Marcus l. OK a-N
Isidore Edelstsia loan Meyer Ennis. ..ss.e
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
. ' Marlnnra % MInnle San

Same property; Rocco Msrnara to Minnie Can :,
1istS ra ss No ai5 East a6aiooIi Abraham
Lessen ct al to David Harwitz; mortgage 100
HsnrS slaSVS s., No 22s 8 2sa1io Jacob wdicia 100
li4 & 'GssOh St. sao 81 a 81 ans. S ise11oo
sreas Ss55 s ar:eA TO 2 Rssias q s:' @S
Montsrey ave. n corner i1sth st. 4asxs,; la
Fontaine ave, corner 179th St 92 5x240x-;
struction company; mortgage. 10000 .-:...... 100
P2g;!Sn % 80 . E PO@s9 5S s1y % 100
same property: Daniel Levy to william E Hop
sd ST. No 5os West i5175. simon Myers 100
Maiden Lane Nos 10 and Is $ sss Irregular
Fs a1 psr s4IAsi ali ifssu'o' to
same pSrts ali te tai'n and IT
isS ESQ parts n " as Sr
Same property: George 6 De witt trustee to, ..oo.
ssth St n 5. soe.s II OF SIN ave i7.lxose; Anna
Same properly Lulu Suss to Richard Walendcr 100
Houston 81. Nos seS and 900 East. iox6o3 Z: ,oo
oath i, III East 10. iI11oo5: Martin H Good
5Sth St. 10 5ss west 251io05; Emma crocicchia ,oo
y Spencer to Alfred E Hanson; mortgage, ,oo
property: Alfred Hanson to Hudson 100
George Mead. ir. executor. to william Ne .,o.oo
saIns SSN property: william Mctiowan to Realty -
% oPeratiHg H SS5mPans Som 100
Marinslo another mortgage. ,oo
Ja@e Place > 23s It Of Edsecorabs ave- 90
25x1OO: Michael KIrwan to Roderick McDernott 100
Martin II (ioodkind TO Catheen Turney; mort -
Goth ST. 224 % 22S East 75xIOOII: Isaac
Chauser ct al to Morttz Weisberger mortgage, -
Washington ave. e s. 30 2 It Of 17sth st. 2Ox
93.2; John P Mcdonald to William E Byrnes:
Lot aa5 map f@ccna Park; Michael ] bowling :,
to Mary A Bowling ...........
Lots 169 and 40 Gleason property; Joseph
Gleason to Daniel Dillon ----.-..---.--..-
Madison ave, No 1000. 25.Gx95i Henry Dale
to Martin A Dewey; mortgage. $50 600 100
Lot 1tt4 map Iaconia Park; Malinda @ Mace TO
White Plains Road. ., 595 IL Of 231st
3O.8xSO6; w Dixon TO Philip Freeman 100
Lot l. map Section A. Vyse estate; Sophie
Reynolds to James Moriarty; mortgage. $4,000 100
156th St 400 IT COurtandt ave
lO0 Mark Bumenthal Louis Isse:
part; all title; mortgage IS 600 100
Washington s. 4S2 fl Of 1s2d NJ
Reichert to Lawrence G Mccain; mortgage,
S42OO ...-.......-
Plot beginning % n Of 172d st and 20 n OF
Hoe running 36 Ok s K
Nathan It al William Forbes -..........- 100
linton s, 230 n Of Home 20x135 Will
lam g Hopper 70 Frederick Riehm mortgage,
Cprry William L Redmund: mortgage $3.50. 100
Lexington 1.1Ox55;
Turney to Maurice Rapp and another; mort
,yeasSs S-v'VvD; IVV
Van Corlear Place =. 234.9 II OF Wicker
Place, "a. ex1OS. II; Elizabeth H Sears o Theresa
L Hill; mortgage. 81. 600 ...-........
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

'uth st. No East: Robert j. Mahonev agt Iucv
735 Iaib 'aSaIy W ~ 1919 ...-.. .S45t6 IS
NJ ,,Fiyei , The block: Maurice Hilbert sst charles
Rivinstcn az a. eeTuaTy = leo" Sd. 600
same properfv. HsT jay ~ iSoS 1850
% 1905 ......... 49, N'''7' INV
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
HARpsRs INCREASE CAPITAL s1oooooo

Albany March l3.-Iiarper & Bros. OF New
York City. today fled with the Secretary Of State
ce1tlcate Cf increase OF capital from 81 600 Oo0
70 ss, ,o00, ,0Co. The certificate Is signed bv n
Orr. q. 3. n Harsey, J. Henry Harper and others
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hogeman, Charles, to Orange National Bank: 17th
Ks66ey o@ + Kate At y n to CsEIss g1I6 Nm 5oth
1owenfed PiHcus and another f64 to Joseph L But
tenwiessr: SSH St No a1e East. 26z1Oo; de-
GaynoT. John to Gevizier-Hass Realty Company:
1891 st. s. 800 It e of Cypress ave. IO0x2lO
year per cent - 5000
eaTeran nS ma Eas so@ 913oT 70 sr s gGT cent a o
HsnTyson. L6ui, P. to Israel Iebowitl: Manhat-
tan ave corner Of lOlst ST. 27xss; years 80.
Russell waiter to William W Brown: ssh st.
e $50 = e OF West End avenue. 75x10o: due o.
Miller Adolf 't to Tue auarantee and Trust com
per ' cent t'' 81. :o Va ia' -'AiVO' o'an. 1aOOO
oIsS Bnan gd ST No its NE BOe & demand s
o3fn'sa ssa5C selns lot l' map
ana Trust conPsny sSth st Of sth ooo
weTisr. Isldor. and another to Newman Gross
e faa dneteT ne ep.sS sd st Nn 1871 gS Saa S
Goldberg. Jacob and another % William Allen
SAL! 4I!"e q &gs i,I. June so 1907 ia $4,000
st s. 1ss4 II W Of Ieno1 ave 41Sss; due
# W Of Lsaox ave 41xse: due June So 1909 ~ $4,000
es. 200 4 OF Home ST. look irregular; due
Business shy ls9 Realty RiT cent 0Dsny to lawyers Title
East i9xoo DUE June so 1899 S Se- e D 1000
NJ ss ESs s2es yar g. r 4tA " 5000
AsA' 1S ssy Il ComPaRy Of m af to Ss 2sar @ pr ST.
gordon Harry HalDrlp al; MonrOs St .oo
No Isl 23xs5 instalments 8 per cent 1ooo
aHotheS Sd a2e al '0f Corner a5th % St soSiio
same @ to same Same property year per cent 5000
Les , Laura & s to UG3tea NJ states Trust company .oo
;d 5iss@: ms ssySsi AVN /, aY
G@ggonasl@er RqndoiDa e Laura DE- coppet
Wright William H 70 Rachel Turdyi Briggs ave
iees; 81 per S i"t'n *: auo June o. 1000
same m & * os due 8sss ghs So Ys s 81 M per e cent Of ia4 1000
0ss @ lulu Of s sh ARpa aT T fss ysa. s ssh g. r a cent 1900
Road Ps 5s % ~t'?5 ss Dt'9 % so %it Ptsas Psa
xsin2sId RI isaac and another to trust Company
Of America Park ave corner i1ith St; .oOoo
Same to Realty transfer Company; same prop ooo
PoTtmaG Reaity Company to Edward Eoyiston:
ss[a S ls 1sof az OF Ds Tacs ave Aoo due 500
St No 24s East 20x16o: due December l. 1900;
rs e ISeP 81 75t S s a 5y sat. Aa 9 peE eEs s.H 1000
SIS f OF % 14l5s 5snd due SsfR &a5 1907
Goldberg Jacob. ana another to Carrie solomon:
14Sd St $, 100 IT W Of Lenox ave, 4lxs9 due
same to Ray We'll lad st. $ 14I # W Of 'VO
41xes; April l. isiI; per cent, 1900
Ne il l7x59 years; So per 1880
Trust Company; Manhattan 81, s, 100 IT OF
PosnlR RsSscea TO 70 Ida fowenstsln s 5sd '0"
65 # " Of 1st ave- 17x49; due June 13, 1905. 8
Won Chorus. Eugene. Thomas W CauIdweu:
S7th St No 323 West. 24x9S; so 1907:
ats per cent .'e. 10000
Madison ave. No 1900 25x95: 2 years So per
cent -, 10000
Trust Company; Maiden Lane. Nos 10 II
+5XS5 demand
Moreand Realty and Construction Company 10
Ernest Hall; Hughes ave : 1O6 Z, n OF iS9th
ST. ASK irregular; ) years. 5ir
Same Laura f Momberg: Hughes ave w $
1876 II n OF lsS'th st. Ask irregular: years 5Iz
sl2c per cent; &c g.: :; -. $500
# Of lseth ST. SIX irregular: . years So per
,,eIn- cent -. ;....-.,.. $500
map Section a. NNse estate.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

Washington, March Is.-The condition Of the
Treasury at the beginning Of business to-day was
follows:
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion .......-.. s,so am ma
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CER-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
Furnished Houses to Let-COEsty

ITO LET for season or year. a gentlsrnan's sats
family house is well furnished. grand vs anc "a
Kitchen garden further particulars i1Quirs NJ
frost 134 Joralemon-st.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
nERKSHIRE HILI4S.-To let fully furnished carA
ID house; five masters roorns bathrooms ss1s
open freplaces; large stable with coachnans room Sa
TF,NNEY. Willaustown. Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14
Long Island Real Estate for Sale

YINO those wishing building plots Great South av
Il can send you maps and particulars OF beaufitsut
located residence plots OF from 10 each al "a
sonabs prices. Finest ueighboThood Golf nxs nes- =
JOHN A. POTTER
PaSchOgue, L
New-York tribune., 1906-03-14

Same to same: same property year per cent s50OC
Tnion square No % saxi4i; per bond -t"..y 2OOC
Kalrnan. Norris 10 Citizens Savings Bank: I'd
ave. No 2.101. 25x1OO: June IS. 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Prolixity of LAWYERS

\ NUMBER Of men at New-Yorl club
- were discussing the question OF style
when professional men have occasion to
express themselves in writing; whcreupon
one Of the group, a lawyer, remarked:
From the standpoint of clearness and
explicitness of diction, | can safely say that
we LAWYERS are uneXcelled. For instance. if
NV friend the doctor here was to give anyone
an orange, he would no doubt simply say L
give YOU the orange but should the transac-
ton be intrusted TO one Of our legal lights to
put in writing he would adopt something like
this form:
81 hereby give, grant and convey to you
all nv interest, right, title and advantage Of
and in said orange, together with its rind,
skin, Juice, pulp and pips; and all rights and
advantages therein, with full power TO bite,
suck or otherwise eat the same, or give away
with or without the rind, skin, juice pulp or
pips: anything hercinbetore or IN any other
deed or deeds, instruments of any nature or
kind whatsoever to the contrary IN anywise
Notwithstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Naked Truth

FRANCIS WILSON tells of an encounter
OF wits that took place between the late
Eugene Field and New-Yorl woman, who
met at the house Of a mutual friend in Gotham
1t was at dinner, and the woman was in
evening dress, which was rather dGcollete.
After a skirnish between the two relative to
the respective merits of a well-known author,
il would seem that Field came off second best.
All, Mr.. Field!' exclaimed the woman ex-
ultantly, you must admit that you are fairly
beaten at your own gamei'
Field bowed politely and with a smile
promptly reioined: AT any rate, Miss
Blank, / have one consolation. You can't
laugh at me in your sleevei"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Here Is what "A few purchasers say
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
In Dakota

SHE had applied for position, and the
manager Of the big store had been favor
ably inclined toward her petition. He pre-
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Married or unmarried" asked he with
commercial brevity and point
And the answer was Just as brief and pointed
" Unmarried-four times said the tender
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
The Senatorial Snuff-box

ON the ledge of the wainscot, in the Senate
Chamber in the Capitol at Washington
there has stood since time immcmorial a small
snuff-boX. 1t is a simple and unpretending
affair, made of wood or papier-mache and
enameled brown. If YOU turn back the lid
YOU find TIE box halfful of good old rappee.
1t IS fastened 10 the ledge and cannot be taken
away; but anyone who cares for pinch may
step up to it and help himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
EPITAPHS
q 8 ! = e

Mary Ann is gone to rest,
With her head on Abrahams breast.
lis a very good thing for Mary Ann,
But kinder hard on Abraham.
And be she dead? and am she gone?
And is | left here all alone7
oh, cruel Fate, thou be'est unkind
To take she fore and leave | hind!
Reader, pass on, nor waste your time
In bad biography or bitter rime;
For what | am, this cumbrous clay insures
And what | was is no affair of yours.
Beneath this sod and under these stones
Lieth the body of Mary Jones.
Her name was Lloyd, 1t was not Jones;
But Jones was used to rime with stones.
Here lies the body of Betsy Binn,
Who was 50 very pure within
She bust this outer shell of sin,
And Matched herself Cherubim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
inle

Time is a great physician Still,
Most mortals, in the end, bemoan
His treatment, though of wondrous skill:
Time heals all hurts-eXcept his own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-27
FAILS OWING
OVER $4,000

Liabilities OF s24.s60.25. with assets
OF $12,725, is the showing made in the
bankrupt estate OF Thomas M. Culber
son, a farmer living near Mohler. The
adjudication Of Mr.. Culberson in bank
ruptcy was made by Judge Beatty Of
the federal court on the 18th of this
month and the matter has been refer
red to Referee g. Orr McMinimy Of
this county for settlement.
o. M, Collins. banker at Mohler. is
the largest creditor. his debt due from
the bankrupt reaching $1s,447.75. John
Carter OF Alberta, Canada, 9. s.
Martain, johnson & Collins. John
sRjckett, Western Hardware company.
r. Il Ralston and George Carnegie Of
Mohler and the Kettenbach Grain Co.
Of Lewiston are among the other
heavy losers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-27
SUIT AGAINST
STAR Mill co.

The action Of w. H. Maynard
against L; r. Stephens, manager Of
the Star Mill Co.. on Craig mountain,
was called for trial in the district
court yesterday afternoon and the fol-
lowing trial jury was chosen H. T.
Stanley. Fl. G. Heron. Ed Holee, +. B.
Carey, H. w. Richardson, E. Darr. A.
o. Christensen. Fred y1enter. Charles
McAllister, John Hildebrand and
Louis Oldag.
This being the last jury for this
term OF court the remainder OF the
present venire were excused for the
term.
In the case of Maynard Vs. Stephens
the plaintiff il asking for an account-
ing with the defendant for logs. pork
and other supplies furnished the Star
Mill and money paid the plaintifi
during period Of four years w. NJ
Maynard, Joseph Atchison and n
R Simmons were called this morning
AZ witnesses for the plaintiff. The
case win take all day ana part Of to-
morrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-27
PRESIDENT IS
EARLY At WORK
With Sec. Loeb He Takes
Up Duties at White
House Desk

wAsHINGTON, Nov. 27.-President
poosevelt, bronzed and invigorated
.fter his long sea trip to Panama and
por,o Rico. was in his Office early to-
40 A large amount OF correspond
.rce had accumulated during the
,,ras,dent's absence and with Secretary
roeb he worked upon It until the cab
M meeting at II o'clock
The presidents special message on
sne Panama canal. It is now said, will
u .ent to congress- probably about a
veek after ii convenes on Monday. 1t
vii deal with every phase of the
onestion and give graphic and de-
tailed description Of the conditions at
,he isthmus as the president found
them.
There will be recommendations for
!. betterment OF the conditions which
uxxested themselves during his visit.
Nearly the entire time OF today's
session Of the cabinet was devoted to
listening to the presidents story Of his
trfp to Panama.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-27
CHURCH BENEFIT
SALE IN PROGRESS
Out Of Town People Are
Here---Many Expected
Tomorrow

The new M. E. church benefit sale
seems to be going along nicely. An
impression seems to prevail from the
matter sent out into the country that
there are two days sale the last day
will be the best.
A large amount OF merchandise has
been purchased already. Some peo-
pie have come from outside points and
towns nearby. Some from the WASH
ington side have patronized the sale
and the people of Lewiston generally
have taken much interest IN It.
Some Of the decorations Of the stores
today are very pretty and indicate
great taste in this art The cuts Of
the church are in evident in many
places.
It is expected now that In ten more
days the building committee win be
ready to award the contract for the
ediAce. They have been waiting FOR
the completion OF the subscription list.
The proceeds of the sale going to this
list will swell 1t and then finishing up
the list OF personal subscriptions win
bring matters to where the committee
can act intelligently.