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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-06

REGULAR CI.AasIFpoATTONB-O In
sertion, per Ifns, 10 cents. TIVE or
mere consecutive anssFttana, Per line,
o cents. Each inaartton MADE en- edd
days, 10 cent? per Iino. 41I5O Per line
Der month.
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DIR. PRIBBENow's MONEY

DIX, FhIbbEINUW , MOINHI
loaned on furniture, salary, pianos, horses,
etc. In any amount; less than half rateat
perfect privacy, immediate attention; any
terms wanted; payment suspended when
sick OF out OF work 2lA Karbach Blk.
zoe South 18th ST. QD-9H
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ratesi one Insertion, cents Per
lfnet three e. six consecutive Anser-
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seven or mere consecutive tnseFuens'
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Poultry anA BggA
Furniture.
Planes, Organs ana Musical In
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RyPevvF1ters ana BeWfnG ma
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Miscellaneous.
OFFERED ron HBHTi
Furnished RoSxaS.
UnfurntRhed Rooms.
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FOR sAL.E-Two good work teams and
dD-M2ss Tx
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

Horses and vehiCIes-Continued
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MONEY TO LOAN
salary and ChatteIs-Continus
MONEY 10 LOAN.

APRIIs-the month we move.
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with ali OF thern-pay your rent, moving
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Clerical and once.

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work on typewriter and has had some
experience in answering correspondence;
position permanent at q fair salary, with
an opportunity for advancement; give age
and past experience. References required
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Bowen. 7Oa N. Y. Life Bldg.,

advances private money on chattels or sal.
airy; easy to get: no red tape. You get
money same day asked for at small cost.
open evenings till 7. QD-92
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
CONTRACTS WELL ADVANCED
Contractor ,Dubray Has Large Force in
Sandstone Quarries.

Contractor L. ]. Dubray reports that
the stone work on the new school
house at Asotin will be completed the
latter part of this week and that the
stone work on the 1. o. o. F. ana
Bell buildings in Asotin is well adj
vanced.
Mr.. Dubray now has large force OF
men at work in the Dubray sandstone
quarries at Swallows Nest engaged In
preparing the stone for %e new M =
church in Lewiston and the laying OF
the stone on this building will soon
be commenced. The cement footings
are now in place and work will be
| rushed on this structure with all the
men that can be advantageously placed
on the job.
Mr.. Dubrav reports that he now has
43 men on the pay roll and expects te
give employment to a larger force dur
ing the entire summer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
INDIAN GETS BROKEN HEAD
Row at SpaIdine Saloon Where Lead
Pipe Is Weapon.

Special to Evening Teller.
SPALD1NG, Idaho, April S.-A row
here yesterday between r. G. F. Smith
and James Henry, a half-breed In
dian, resulted in a broken head for
the Indian. The trouble started at the
saloon conducted by Archie Mcleod
and in the melee which followed
Smith used lead pipe with telling
effect, resulting in several severe
wounds being inflicted upon the head
and face of Henry.
Since the opening of the spalding
saloon each Sunday has witnessed a
general carousal with frequent fights,
but not until yesterday has any per-
son been seriously injured.
Henry is son of Len Henry, who
resides at the mouth Of Sweetwater
creek and the injured man was taken
home by brother yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
FACTORY MAY
LOCATE HERE
Promotion Committee Seeks
to Have Company
Install Plant

1t was definitely learned today that
an effort is being made by the "21"
committee to bring the Troy Lumber
& Manufacturing company to Lewis
ton and that encouraging word has
been received from the Troy people.
The matter was taken up with Man.
ager Peterson, OF the Troy company,
several days ago, when he was in Lew
iston to sign the contract for the new
Methodist church woodwork, and II
was learned from him that his COM
pany would accept a proposition to
come to Lewiston.
The Troy company has received a
liberal patronage from Lewiston build
ers and all of its work has been of the
most satisfactory character. The
company is now employing so men
and with a favorable location here It
is believed this force could be increas-
ed to $50 within a short time.
The company is prepared to manu-
facture box stuffs in addition to a
general sash and door and finishing
bushes and with the large fruit in
dustrv adjacent to Lewiston a large
patronage viii be secured from this
source.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
CITIZENS S
CONCERT
Crowds Gather at the Park Despite of
UnfaVorable Weather.

The city park was filled with people
yesterday to enjoy the splendid con-
cert rendered by the Lewiston military
band. While the weather conditions
were not entirely favorable for the
park concert, the grounds we're filled
and large numbers lounged on the
lawn grass
The selections were especially pleas
ing and were loudly 'applauded. A
marked improvement in the harmony
and tone is noted with each appear
ance Of the band and the Lewiston
people look forward with fond antici-
patton to the completion of the new
band stand and the warmer weather
when the entire city will gather each
week to be entertained by lewiston s
crack musical organization.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
PLANNING FOR
SUMMIT R SCHOOL

Plans are being perfected for the
holding of summer normal at Occur
dAlene Idaho, commencing July Is
and closing August 27. State Super
intendent Miss Chamberlain ana
President Black have the matter in
charge.
1t is planned to carry departments
of manual training, music, drawing,
mathematics. English literature and
history. The faculty will be largely
supplied from the Lewiston Normal
school 1t is estimated that from 150
to 200 students will be in attendance.
The law under which this is being
done was passed at the recent session
Of the legislature and the Occur
d'AIene summer normal will be one OF
i three TO be conducted in the state this
summer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
Pipe To
ORCHARD LANDS

The Lewiston -Sweetwater company
is now engaged in laying the laterals
for the land on the heights south of the
city and today reached a point within
mile of the Snake river bluffs The
company is working a large force on
this department of the work and has
already installed seven miles of the
two-foot supply pipe that brings the
water from the reservoir.
A force of men is also engaged in
planting fruit and shade trees and
another department is engaged in the
construction of a uniform white fence
around the companys holdings.
"The top of the hill presents a very
busy scene" said Manager Powers to-
day. I'VE are working as large a force
of men as can be advantageoulsy han
died in the various departments, and
are taking large number of pros
pective investors to see the orchard
tracts.
"The outlook for the year is good
and the entire orchards tract will be
improved as rapidly as possible"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
OUT TO
PAVE -" ST,

The first definite move toward the
pavement of the streets In the down.
town business section was made this
afternoon when william Bollinger, of
the Bollinger hotel, started a petition
for the pavement Of d street from
Fifth to First street and the pavement
of First, Second, Third Fourth and
Fifth streets from the north line OF
Main to the north line Of D street.
Mr.. Bollinger stated that the matter
of the pavement Of this portion of the
business ha been informally discussed
by the property owners and general
understanding by all approached has
been reached The circulation OF the
petition will place the matter in q
definite form to be accepted by tht
council and It Is believed no seriou'
objection will be offered by any o.
those who win be called upon to pa!
for this Improvement
'erhere has to be beginning" sat
Mr.. Bollinger sand we are assures
that other sections of the business dis
trict win fall into line for the stree
Improvement The time is now rip
| for such an improvement and the in
terests OF the city demand that sue
, work be performed before anothe
. winter with It's seas Of mud ~-sd va
ter in the streets"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
CLUB DECIDES ON QUARTERS
r. c. Beach Guest at Meeting-EIeet
New Members.

The governing board of the Com
mercial club today formally voted to
rent the lower floor of the l. o. o, F.
building for club purposes to be joint
ly occupied with the promotion bureau.
The meeting of the board was held
at noon in the Raymond grill room.
The club will commence at once to
collect a complete grass, grain, fruit,
mineral and timber exhibit.
Immediately upon being installed in
the new quarters the club will COM
menee an aggressive campaign for
membership.
The rent for the new room will be
$75 per month and this expense is to
be divided with the promotion bureau
as long as that organization shares
the quarters with the Commercial
club. The Commercial club will as
sumo the entire responsibility for the
rent.
1t has been planned to hold full
club membership meeting as soon as
the new quarters are occupied at
which time the constitution and by
laws adopted by the present board will
be ratified.
Mr.. r. C. Beach was a guest of the
board today and talked informally On
the situation in Lewiston. He said
that he had much confidence In the
future of Lewiston and believed we
are destined to realize a permanent
prosperity and growth. He does not
believe that any general panic coul'
effect this locality and stated that ht
believed the development OF the sew
eral irrigation projects in the vicinit,
Of the city would be very importan
development in the growth and de
velopmentl Of the city,
The board voted in II new member
and received a communication froI
the city council in which the resolu
tions passed by that body relative
!. the awarding of contract for wat'
pipe to the Arm of Holly Mason Hart
ware company Of Spokane, was II
8 cluded. The secretary was instructt
e to direct a communication to the ci
% clerk, setting forth the fact that t
Commercial club had taken no acti,
= criticising the council and that ther
:. fore the resolutions had no bearing
the club.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
MAJOR FEM
TO KOOSKIA

Frank A. Fem, superintendent of
forest reserves in Washington, Idaho
and wyoming. is making preparations
to move his headquarters from Boise
to Kooskia, so say reports from the
latter city. Mr.. Fem is now at Koo-
skia looking over the books OF the
administration of c. NJ. Day, forest
supervisor of the Bitter Root reserve,
who lately resigned 1t is said that
Mr.. Fem is to take the place made
vacant by Mr.. Day until after the FIRE
season. The position is now being
held by 4 C. BSrton, gdvanment IN
spector of timber.
! Mr.. Fem owns residence at Koo-
/ his famil to spend the summer as Is
his family to spend the summer as u
his custom, because of the GOODNESS o
the location.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
THAW CASE GOES TO JURY
DELMAS MAKING HIS PLEA
Famous Trial Now Near Its Close, Jerome
Could Not Block the Report of the
LunaCy Commission

the jury. He began by quoting from
the statement by District Attorney
Jerome, when hR said:
I'VE have no right to be here try
ing this man if the real facts were
known" Delmas said he would ask
for acquittal upon the written law of
the state New York and went into a
history of Evelyn Thaw's life. Del
mas declared Stanford White had
committed felony in his assault uuon
Evelyn Thaw.
In the course of his plea Delmas
came to a point where he argued as to
the truthfulness of Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw's story upon the witness stand.
He paid glowing tribute to District
Attorney Jerome calling master
mind, but adding that even though
gifted beyond the average mind. he
could not shake the testimony of Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw Attorney Delmas
declared that the large sums of money
paid by Stanford White to Mrs. Mes
bit proved he had ruined the daugh-
ter. He denounced Mrs. Nesbit, as an
unnatural mother who had given the
district attorney a statement to tor
ture the wounded soul of her daugh-
ter. When Attorney Delmas touched
upon Harry K. Thaw's love for Evelyn
one Of the Jurors was seen to wipe
his eyes. Delmas seems determined tc
base his whole plea for Thaw's life
upon the wife's story.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
CRAIG MOUNTAIN
TIMBER DEAL
Eastern Firm Seeking to
Control Large Tract
Yellow Pine

~ r Hammer and George E. Hum
mer. of Philadelphia are now on
r..,os mountain in the vicinity of
-..os, investigating timber conditions
~ view of acquiring large tract
:. .ns craig mountain timber lands.
A. Hammer has been interested In
.he craig mountain proposition for the
sast two years and has before visited
~ country in the interest OF his in
'...+,eations. Mr.. Hummer, who is an
.-nort timber estimator, will make
.oretul investigations of the Craig
Sannta,n timber and will prepare a
,enort for the Hammer interests.
:. has been definitely learned that
.s. nronosed plans of the Hammer in
.erests provide for the purchase OF an
,r,mense belt of the best timber on
rro,g mountain involving an estima-
"a expenditure of $1,000,000. Much
:. the timber iies in the vicinity OF
FOREST and all will be t/outary to the
lewiston & Southeastern electric line.
The Lewiston end of the Hammer
business has been transacted by
pominick Cameron, the we'll known
timber man, who has spent much time
N the Craig mountain country. Mr'
Cameron has secured numerous op-
t,ons and has reported on a large tract
Of the best timber tracts.
The announcement of the company
will not be made until the return OF
Messrs. Hammer and Hummer to Phil
adelphia, but 1t is expected the com
rany will be prepared to commence
active operations in the purchase OF
timber before early summer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08

NEW YORK, April S.-When the
Thaw trial opened today it was be-
lieved it had at least entered upon its
final week Eleven weeks have al
ready ben consumed by the trail,
making the longest in New York's
criminal courts.
District Attorney Jerome formally
asked that the report Of the commits
sion in lunacy which declared Thaw
sane be not confirmed. He had no
argument to offer, but Justice Fitz-
gerald reached for the commissions
report, which lay on his desk and
signed his name across it, saing: "The
trial will proceed
Attorney Delmas attempted to have
Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton. an alien
ist testify, but Jerome's objection was
sustained. After consultation with the
other attorneys Delmas announced the
defense rests"
"The people rest" said JEROME, and
the case is now rapidly nearing its
close.
Justice Fitzgerald announced that in
view of the Importance Of the case 1t
| was necessary to keep the jury to-
gether until the close of the trial He
therefore ordered the jury confined
under the same conditions as at the
beginning of the trial The jurors were
given until 2 o'clock TO arrange their
affairs.
At 2:0s Delmas began his address tc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
SKIPPER HICKS
LANDS IN jail

"skinper" Hicks, a bad man from
che cow camp, made a wild and bois-
terous ride through Main street ana
Is now languishing in the city jan
awaiting an opportunity to explain his
conduct to Police Judge Erb.
Hicks was considerably under tne
influence of liquor and rode yelling
through Main street and up the Fif.n
street grade at full speed. When ne
reached point near the cemetery ns
fell from his horse and was there
found by Chief of Police Hayes an0
landed in jail. "a.
H,cks was arrested by the police
seevral weeks ago and at tnat um'
ordered nom the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
TRUSTEES WILL
ELECT OFFICERS
OrofinO Plans for Street
ImprOvements==-ASylum
Board Meets
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
oROFINO, Idaho, April s.-The new
board of town trustees will meet to-
night for organization and for the
election of officers. The new members
are A. E. Holmberg and w. c. Fores-
man and the old members J. M. Fair
ley, ]. H. Scott and Fred Frazier 1t
seems likely that ]. M. Farley will be
reelected chairman Of the board, and
that Ole Anderson will be chosen treas
urer and Howard Dewey clerk.
The finances OF the town are in a
good shape There is now about $500
in the treasury and no indebtedness
hanging over the board. 1t Is proba-
bic that street improvement will be
the first considerable matter taken up
BY the new board, Main street will be
graded and covered with cement gravel
a fine bed of which has been found In
the hillside few hundred feet from
the street.
= The board Of trustees Of the north.
efn insane asylum that has been II
session for the past week has adjourn
ed. They perfected plans For the ex
penditure Of the $4,000 which wa
appropriated at the last session for ex
tension Of the buildings and took u
some needed Improvements in the wa
Of providing the plant with waite
supply. A ditch for that purpose wi
be taken out Of whiskey creek, abou
mile from the site Of the institution
Work on the construction, Of this ditc
viii begin at once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
DROPPED DEAD
WHILE FLOWING
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
LAPWAI, Idaho, April S.-George
Bradley, farmer of the Tom Beall
creek section, was found dead in his
field shortly after l o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Bradley was engaged in harrow
ing on the Mark Peterson place, To-
Gated on the south fork of Tom Beall
creek about two miles from Lapwai.
He has been boarding at the Edward
Parks place and when he did not ap-
pear for dinner yesterday Mr.. Parks
in company with a Mr.. Gammet went
to the field and found Bradley dead
by the harrow still grasping the lines
The cause of death is supposed to
have been heart failure.
Parties at the Parks residence no.
ticed Bradley's team standing in one
place for more than an hour and II
was apparent that the man had been
dead for perhaps two hours.
Bradley was about As years OF agt
and has been a resident Of Lapwa'
and sweetwater for about two years
] Coroner vassar arrived here TO-DAY
ana will take the remains to Lewiston
II has been learned that Bradley re-
sided in the Rosetta an& Melrose sec
tions before coming to tapwai an
perhaps has relatives in that locality
| An EFFORT will be made to locate rela
tives of the dead man before the fu
neral ARRANGEMENTS are complNted
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
RUEF'S COUNSEL
ARE DISTURBED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April s.
The trial of Abraham Ruef for eXtor-
ton was continued by Judge Dunno
until tomorrow on account of the ILL
mes of Henry Ach, of Ruefs counsel.
The defense has applied to the court
for an order requiring NJ. P, De Young,
proprietor of the San Francisco
Chronicle. and John P. Young, editor
Of that newspaper, ., shaw catse why
they should not be punished for pub
fishing an editorial rejecting upon the
conduct of Ruefs counsel during the
trial. The order was refused
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
Former Detectives on Trial.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April S.--The cases
of former Detective George Williams
charged with the murder OF R. Lee
Killian. also former detective, ana OF
former Detective Tom McGrath, char
ged with assault to kill John Killian,
brother of Lee, was called IN court
for trial today. The murder and as
sault occurred in the saloon OF Nc
Grath & Mcmahon on january 30, and
was the result of bitter personal
feud that had its origin in the dis
missal of Williams from the poiice
force in February. 1901, and for which
Williams held Killian responsible,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
ASSASSINATION OF BARRlLLAs
Gautemalan Ex-Pesident Stabbed by
Mere Youth.

CITY OF MEXICO. April s.-Gen-
eral Manuel Barrillas ex-president OF
Gautemala, was assassinated In this
city last evening, being stabbed to
death while riding in street car. The
assassin was mere youth OF II, who
rushed upon the general and severed
a jugular vein at the first blow. Death
was instantaneous The name Of the
murderer Is Jose Estranda and 1t is
supposed that he was a paid assassin
h'red by those who wanted Barrillas
removed for political purposes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
TWO LEFT IN THE HOSPITAL
Cadets III From Pneumonia Not k5l'
to Leave TODAY.

Cadets III From Pneumonia Not Able
to Leave Today.
Two cadets, z. z. Smith, one of the
freshman class debating team. and A.
Kirt1ey. were left at st. Joseph's hos
pital this morning when the cadet bat
TALON returned to Moscow because of
their being IN too critical coalition to
leave the city.
They are being attended by DR. Co.'S
tello for pneumonia. the disease being
contracted when they were encamped
on the damp ground at the head ot
the Fifth street grade. Reports from
the hospitsi This afternoon state TIA
the bovs are imorav'nF ans VII h'
able 70 return to their homes at Mos
COW this week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
cuhans Wan. sslf eoysrnmsn..

HAVANA, April s.-Cubm press ana
public are pressing Secretary iaIt TOT
a definite statement concerning the
future policy of the United States IN
regard to Cuba. 1t is hardly hoped
that there will be an immediate with
travail OF the American troops. hut TIE
leo aers irs.st tnat tne secretary re-
deem his promise to allow elections 70
be held In June.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-08
SEIZURE OF THE sEAPoRTs

Central American States in Active
Warfare.
MOBILE, April s.-A steamer that
has lust arrived here br.nss the news
that Puar.. ~,-s. - end 9th
er advice pc is "Na Honduras,
is also In a..q aa-sA IL. =. lraguans.