davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

Let Alex Rice make your Thanksgfv- ing sult--extra tailOrs hired--apeciml inducements to order nOw-Earmenta finished promptly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

$ John Temple Graves continues to kiss himself good bye ana to weep on his own shoulder for poor, poor Graveiess Georgia. Memphis News-seimitar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

Pure Havana from tip to tip. New Beaav ,fr Havana 5-cenf Cfgsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

swamp-R Root ts always kept up- to its high standard of purity and excellence. A sworn certificate of purity
 with Avarw hottie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

'nderfui merits of Swamp Root information, both sent thy of the thousands of letters mp Root to be just the. remedy
 well known that our readers ress pr. Kilmer & Co.,. Bing- enercus offer in The Montgom-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
@ar cs Gin GpmplDt?

Gbicogo, ST., %. Moi. - gt
Der &reu5lIng Der SO. StroBe u1lo
Soutb Chicago : Ipenle e~rplooirte
beltc inter einenl @a9en Der oGolu-
met electric Hoilwop" Elm Sorpeoo
nit iol6er 8emalt, baB Ser @agen
gang emporgeboben uno auf eineSei.
tie Der StroBe gemorfen puroe. 3mei
Ealiogiere muroen idrper, einige
5ipon5ig lei6t perlebt. 9toh oem8or'
fau perbreitete Ii6 bas @erii6t, Der
Sorpebo lei entlpeoer bon religioien
6anotifern ouf ooS @eleiie gelegt
morben, melfe beobiihtigt bdttert, Die
Taliogiere oes @agens 81 tooten,
iuelde iid ouf Dem @ege nod Der
2onoungsitele oeS 9ampfers nGitp
Of Sraperie" befonoen, ouf meld)eln
benz Saiaroipiele gefrobnt miro, ooer
Nebenbltbler Der 2eute, ipelfe Dos
Spiel oltf Der yGitp of Sroperie" &C.
podtet baben, bitten ben Sorpeoo &c.
legt. Wande 2ellte ihenften bem@es
riibte @lotben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
0cl6es 7Sieber ami Gu6a.

&ouana, 30. Moi. - Ole plot.
lifc @erbdneutg ser GuorontGne
SeitenS offer Siioitaotcn gegen
Sopana, bon melfer man bier crit
loe6en erfubr, errcgte 9eitiir5l%l
nno bat DISQUALIFICATION fiir Sum
oerte bon gerioncn sur 6olge gebobt.
Ter Gompfcr uMobile," mel6er 100
EoIiogiere an 9oro bate, purOe oil.
gcbolten, oils er gerooe I'M 9egriff
ItonO, Oen &ofen ouf Der la6rt nad)
Mobile 3u perlaiien, uno iGmmtlihe
Eaiiagiere muroen mieoer ans 2ono
9eiett. Sn Sopona iinb MIR 5pei
Sale Der GrfronfulS om gelben Sic.
Der oorbonoen uno beioe fornen aus
bent Snnern Ser Hepublif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Snluelier ipnrlps peridhunmSen.

CT Tao o, Ger, %. Moi. ".
@. Suien, elm bieiiger Slllpelier uno
ar~lgeiebeuer 9iirger, lit alf Der 6abrt
na6 Neiu-yorf ipurloS ueriGnunben.
am 3. Woi retlte er bon bier ab uno
traf ont 6. Mai in Chicago elm; ieit-
Dem bat er nidts mebr bon iid boren
IaIien. Nem-9orfer SlpelieriirmeI
init oenen Suien in geifdftliber Ser-
%tinoung itono, baben aiii telegraph
id)e Suffrage geantruortet, oaB ct BORT
lid)t ei%ngctroffen lit. Der SermiBte
lit Snbaber zines groBen Slmelier-
2aoens uno befano iid in gutter Ser
mogenslage.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
In GleuclanD in Saft.

SeItnabme 3fpeter Sultt5tlltdtlln9e,
mel6e in Geutidlano zines @itt-
moro8 angeflagt iino.
GIGpelono, Ohio, 30. W}ai. -
Inter Der antloge, in Neumiibl, in
Der Tbeinpropiu5, einen 8iftmoro be.
gongen 5u baben, muroen 6ran5 SUR
unO 7Srau Wiuriu Iorid) %Derboftet.
Sn Der olten Setmotb beitono 5lul-
l6en Suit, Ser Elm perbetrotbeter
Wann war, uno 5rau 0orit, Die Oo5
8emerbe elmer &ebamme %arsilbte,
cin 2iebesuerbGltuiB. Sm Suli 1909
Itor6 8rou Suit pl0tli6, uno bolO
mad ibrem 5ooe peri6pano ooS Sic
Despair aus Der bortigen 8eger10.
Gie 9eb0r0en in 9uisburg bebnup-
ten, Dab 6rau Suit an elmer 8ergii-
tlutg geltor6en ltnO oaB Oie 96ut bon
Dem ebebrederilden 8oore begongen
morOcn JET. Sm September 1905
tomen 9eioe in Glepelono an, no lie
iid fir ein @bepoar alSgoben. Bon
einem oltcn 9etonnten aus Der Sci
motb murOcn lie bier geieben uno
mo6rideinlif unge5eigt, Oenn ser
bieiige GoIi5ei6ef ri6tete am 80.
Npril cinen 9rief an bic 9uiSburger
9cb0r0eu uno geitern trof elm aobeI-
9romm oeS oortigen llnteriu6ungs.
ri6ters nit einem 9enouen Signoles
ment bier elm, morouf 0ie iofortige
6eimobme Ser Suiti5fIiidtlinge or.
folgt. Sic Itelten ale Sdulo in gb-
reOe, On9egen erfldrten lie iib bereit.
obnc Elm NuSlicferungS gerfobren
ab5umorten nit Dem 81 erwortenoen
9liS6ur9cr 9eamten oortbin 5uriid-
5llfebren.
Suit lit 81 Sabre alt uno Itantmt
olrS Siio-ltngorn, 6rou 9orit lit Al
Sabre alt unO aus SltpreuBen &C.
biirtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30

9lntroges otf 9erurtbeiIung Ser Gro.
pagalloa Der Chat aus.
IL DIT aus Dem @efGngntB B.
War Of a II, 20. Moi. - 0a6 Ell.
ner bier6er ge(angten N}eIoung itnO
II @efongene, oouon % politii6e,
aus Dem @efGnguiB in dublin emit
fomuen, inoem lie oltr6 cine 2(6.
ipaiierleitumg fro6en.
8e8riiBungSfeier in 8ors
bereitung.
8eters6ura2 %. Mai. - 9te
0ltnta bereitet cine ber3lide Gms
piongsieier fir &open Gregori 4}c
from, Sen bieitgcn 2lrbcitcriii6rer mo
0eputirten Dor, melder cine Oreimos
notli6e Stroie fitr @}reBOeraeben Der
biiBt bat, sic CT Oltrh Nrtifcl in lei
ZEN 8latte r@ottcS &obr6cit" Deriibt
bobeu ioQ. Ser @cnuntte lit, o6mobl
Witglieo Ser &o0cttcnportei, Elm emit
ihieOencr @egncr ser politiihen
MorOe uno bate uieleidt, menn ct
bel ser geitrigen 1iafuiiion omeieno
gerpeIcn mGre, ourd) ieinen @iniluB
Die Gertuglmg Oes Nntroge5 nuf Ser.
urtbeilmg iolGer 0iorOe uerbtnOern
fonnen.
&routen limo bortnGdig,
@ien 20. WPui. 49, NoG Wiel0tng
olla @uoopeIt bobcn Die &rooten IS
enti6ieOen obgelebnt, iid ouf cineu
GompromiB biniittlid Der ungori.
i6en Gienltiprode Der Giienbabner
ein5ulaiien. Sine NufI0iung oeS
frootii6en 2onOtngS gilt jeBt ais
mabri6cinlid).
Neuer 2eitcr Scr @tener
Sofoper.
@ien 90. Moi. - NlS m0gli6cr
Nodfolger @llitop Mobler'S in Der
2eitung Der @iener &ofoper miro
ncueroitgs olt6 Der 9ll0opeIter &oi-
opern = Gireftor Otoocr erm1bnt.
Mobler's oefinitioer Hiidtritt miro
nit Dem &lbloui ser Soiion perfect.
8roODcrtBeuerung in
8uriS.
EoriS, 90. Moi. - SnfoIgc 6c5
Steigens Scr @ci5enprciic, moOurh
Ooa Mtcbl INN $3.50 pro 100 aiIo
tbellrer miro, oroben sic bicligcn
9ader nit elmer Grb0bun9 Der @roO-
preiie BON 4 ouf 3 Gents 0a5 gfun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
8crncincr Siebitu6l.

IQentomn ga, %. Wui. -
Son ben Gffeftcn 2ouiS ". Glen
bogen's bon bier, zines MitgliebeS
beS nRoiab Gemple," uno ieincr
6rol, melde bel Dem llngIiid unlge-
fommen limb, lpeI6eS Dem 9obn5ug
ser oWtpItic Sbriners" bel Sonoa,
Sal 5ugeitoBcn lit, iino Suwelen i'm
@crtbc BON $1,000 uno 2ebenSner-
liderlmgspolicen in &0be bon 500.
900 oerIdJpunoen. Ser 9ebGlter,
morin Die Gffeften entbalten poren,
lit geitern Dem gnmalt fir Die Sim
terlaiienidoft @Qenbo0en'S 5rgefom.
men, unb olS man i'm oifnete, lporen
Die ermGbnten @ertbiodcn Der.
Ihluunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
@rpEer Mnidiniitcn Strifc.

9ouiSpiIlG ap., 80. Mai. =
Gin @eneroIitrife Der Moidiniiten
Der o2ouiaOiae mo HaibpiQe 9abn"
wnroe I'm s llbr beilte irii6 angeoro-
net. Die &eute pcrlongen Anerfen.
nltrg ibrer llnion uno cine gleidmG.
Bige 2obnifola III allen @erfit6tten.
600 bis 700 Muidiniiten ite6en in
GienIten Der 9abn, ulo 245 oeriel.
ben orbeiten in Oen @erfit1tteu BON
Charlottesville. Die Strifer beGoup-
ten, i'm Sale Der Iiht6eluiQigllng
ibrer 6oroerlngen miir6en olid Die
8roblbmie0e, &elielid)mieoe uno an
6ere SonOlperfer ser 9abn ausiteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Gren5er ySirminabam" pum stapel.

Guincp, Woii. 80. Wai. - Sn
Seiiein Oes friiberen 8ouperneurs
Soiepb s. Sobnion bon 9llabamo unb
elmer 6ablreiden Population onge.
lebener giirger oieieS Staates muroe
,belite Der nelle 4unoi6aiter = &reu5er
Birmingham" melfer bier mai ser
@erft Der u6ore Hiper Sbipbuiloing
60" fiir Oie Ser. Staten. 6lotte ge.
bout wlroe, bonn Stapel geloiIen.
sri. Morp Campbell bon girming.
bom uoIl5og Die Sdiifstauie in ser
iibliden 8eiie. Der areujer n9irnl.
lilgbom" lteat einen neuen S6iffstpp
Der 9unoesmarine bar uno lit Ipe5iea
fiir ben aunoidafter. uno IufflG-
rungsoienlt beltimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
N0riS $.
Die Mirrcn in Guatemala.

Stn0tT 90 erifo, 30. Mai. -
SIN Staut5oepartenent miro erflGrt,
onB Die merifoniife Hegierrng ni6tS
pon Dem MISREPRESENTATION i'm Sale
Der neitn5ebn MGulicr miiie, sic me-
gen 9etbeiligung an Sem angebli6en
9lttentat alli Sen 9rGiioenten Cabrera
bon Guatemala gum 6o0e perl1rtbeilt
mur0en.
Plus ni6t pfii5icIlcn Quclen Der.
lautet, Dob Die @bicnOung Don Sn-
fanterie 9otnillonen nu6 ser @ren5e
bon Guatemala on0nllert. Der ,6e.
cor0" bebailptet, in elmer 8ripot0epe.
Idle Die No6ridt erboltcn 5u 6o6en,
OoB Cabrera bereit lei, ii6 nod)
Gellti6lano 81 iIil1ten, mo iogt, Go-
brera babe Ben DSamburger Sol"
cine prGdtige &eiiOen5 in &nmburg,
fir $2,O00,000 in Solo gefoltft.
Sto6t No erifo, 80. Woi. -
81 3iorio Oe la Sor0e" bringt in
ieiner lpGteiten 9lbenooltSgobe cine
Spe5ioloepcide aus Der @ren5ltoot
Gnrtilo @uiterc5, oobin louteno, ooIj
9lotcmoloniI6e Sruppen oegenii6er
Der Stoot Scos S6on5en oufperfen
uno @eihiibe montiren. 9ie Iof)-
rift ermongclt nod Der offi5ieQen
9eitatigunG. Merifonii6e 5ruppen
iino i'll Der gtGbe c%on5entrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Enlucrmaga5in ais Spielplat fir
Sna6cm.

Gerre Soute, SnO., 30. Wtoi.
- 0ur6 Grploiion mebrerer Gentner
Yltluer I'M Ntnga3in Ser 6nrnSportb-
3edbe nabe SllQipan bellte No6mittng
murOen 5net Gnaben in Stiife ser
riiieu uno 0rei onoere erlitten Ser
l%etlungen, Die @etoOteten iinO CLAUDE
GnoiS, iedS Sabre alt, u1O Saul
Seen, neun Sabre ait. 0ie llriodc
Der Grploiion lit nidt befonlt, inOei-
len Uernutbet man, oaB sic anaben
bei'm Spielen 3ui0aig 0os 8ebGuOe
in Brand itcdten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
3mscntsleiimms foitct 5,uei Meniden
bas Geben.

@rooIep Gal., 80. Mai.-j3ng
Nr. 10 Der .Solttbern Tacific 9abn,"
befannt ais Der nSuniet grpreB,"
mel6er in Der letten Hod)t BON San
Srancisco abging, entsleiIte beitte III
Der Hdbe bon bier, unb 9ofomotiu.
fiibrer Sames 9pbee aus San fsran.
cisco, iomie elm %un6efannter, blinoer
Eaiiagier blieben auf Dem 3lede foot.
Der Sei5er mliroe idpuer perbrii6t.
Cine llnterlldyunlg iiber oic llriode
oes llngliids lit i'm @ange.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Sta6l $4,000.

Gbicago, 80. Mai. = Sirom
$. Seonarb, friiberer aaiiirer Ser
Gpans, Snpoer & Yuel 60, rpeIde
bier elm GommiiiionsgeidGit in Sen
S~iebboien betreibt, bat sic Staot Der.
lollen uto ioQ $4,000 peruntreut
baben. Gin Geteftip lit nod Dem
Slten a%bgegangeil, I'M AMI i'm 5u
fabnoen. 2eonaro, pelber in 6ieii-
gen Club uno airhenfreiien cine
&oac ipielte, ioa Dor ieiner abreiie
ieine llnteridIeiie 5useseben uno nit.
gctbeilt baben, Dab er oas @eIo in
Spefulationen perIor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
@ieoer Elm Nmfidnb.

8erb0r Der 9eomten Der @as- @eieqs
i6nft in San 6ran5iSco ~per30gert.
Nnflagen gegen 8oli3ei = @bef
Oman.
Gan 8ron5iSco, %. Wtoi. -
Die gernebmung Der @eomten Der
@oS . 8eieai6aft, pelde bon Der
@rono Sllrp ser 9eitedung Der Gu,
perpiioreu angeflagt iinb, muBte bis
gum Jreitag oeri6oben neroen, tpeil
in 6olge zines WfiBperitdnoniiieS
Rltef uu0 g. WfcGnernep, mel6' Set.
terer oieglngetlogten 81 pertreten bat,
Die ein5igen sur 3eit OeS auirufs oeS
6oqes nnmeienOen 9erioncn paren.
@iilfs 0iitriftS- g(nmolt &eneD cr'
flGrte, er babe entoedt, 6aB Holi5iltcli
0u5u gebrou6t miirOen, lnlFerlonen,
Die oorousii6tli6 gum @ei6morenen'
bienit ooer ais 3eugen in Dem Bette
6ltngS = @ro5eiie OorgeloOen merOen
miiroen nltS5ubolen uro in ungeeigs
neterg8eiie 5u beeinfllliien. Gr beidul.
oigte oen Yoli3ei6ef Oman, Oieier
ielbit babe ii6 iol6en Berionen genG-
bert uno lie auSgefragt, mel6e IuS'
iogen ite 81 modem beablidtigten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Sin Sfareer Scbut.

Sdiben Sic Rem 3Drper sesen arant.
belt burd Sutt's> piaen. elm ubIolutes
9eilmittel fir aopfidmer5en, Dpspep'
fla, Malaria, 9artleibigteit uno dbnli'
DIE Qeiben.
~Dae xricbrae Res &ebenS.S
Or. 9utt: Sbre 2eber pinen Iinb bal
Sriebrab bes 2ebens. Sd tperbe itets
benz 3ufaro dnSbar iein. tpelher mi,
bitfelben gu meiner aenntniB brahtt
8. Gairleish. Ylatte Cannon, eol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Niciiacs Nfticnfapital.

Gboenir, Nri5., 90. Wai.-Das
llniteo States Spnoicote beantrogte
bier feline Sncorporiruns nit einem
Nftienfapitol in Der r%ieienhoften So.
be bon $500,000,0W. Die @eienifoft
beoblidtigt, cine gobn 5u erbouen,
ipelhepie Gerbinoung 5miifen Noro-
uno Siioamerifa berlteIlen loa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
llntcrindjnng in SriscO.
@ie Ser jiinglte Anti : Saponer + &ras
mali entItan0.

San 6ron5tSco, Gal., 29.Ntai.
- 9unoeS . 9titriftsanmolt Hobert
Z. 9eplin un0 8un0eSmari6oa s.
Z. elliott begannen Die llnterludung
iiber Die Dor elmer @od)e erfolgte Dc
molirung zines ioponiiden HeItalts
rants IN Der iSoliomItraBe. 9tad ben
poli3eiliden 9eri6ten entitulo Der
GonfIitt olrd) einen Streit 5luilhen
einem Union e Subrmann uno 5lpei
llnion = 8erpltbern. 9erGriterc nubnl
ben @runoi0ben Ser Union 5uiuiOer
ieinc Wtabl5eit in einem inpanii6en
Reitaltrant ein ut0 Die bei0en on0ea
rem 2elte troten berein uno oerlangs
ten BON ibm 0uB err 0oS &otol Der
loiie o0er ieinen l(nionfnopf obgebt.
Der Sllbrmonn meigerte li6 0eS Ell.
men, mie 0eS an0ererL un0 oaritber
fam es 81 elmer S6ldgerei, bel mel
der Die Glide lmgemorien uno 0aS
SnfelgerGtb 5erbrOden mrroe. Cine
groBe Wteni6enmenge, melde our6
ben 2Grm ongelodt puroe, fiiblte lid
Damn peronloBt, 6enIter nn0 Sbitren
etn5uldjlugen, che Die Yoli5et sur
Stele mar. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
Stills ltrthcil inspcnbirt.

Nem 0orf, 80. Mai. = 5ranf
@. Sill, friiberer SefretGr 6. $. Sar-
rintan'S, meld)er Dor Sturgeon BEN iest
beriibmten, pom Sarrimon an Sponep
Weblter geidriebenen 9riei, oeiien
Gerofertlihun9 einige bibiee aellBe-
rungen oeS Er1iioenten Gooiepelt sur
6olge bate, b%efannte it'd beitte elmer
llebertretrng o%erieuigen @oridriit
oes Strofcooer i6uloig, melfe Die
Seroffcntlihutg ppn Yripotoofumen-
ten ourh con~iiOentieae gngeiteIlte
nerbietet, auf GmpiebIuug bes 0i.
itriftsanmolts mo aui 8eiud oeS
Srn. &orriman'S mrroe oos llrtbeil
i%nspenoirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30

- 6rau TooieoeIt fam geltern
Ibeno in 9egIeituna' ii6rer godter
gtbel mo ibres Sobues grdie il,
ibrer @obming bel Opiter Gar. 6. s.,
all nno miro Den Sommer BORT per.
bringei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30

Wobreno bes an Montog gum ab.
ldlllB %gelon9ten Sermins oes Sbers
9unoeseeribts, Der an 80. Sftober
b. S. begonnen botte, mo 43S Gedts-
fdle erleoigt moroen. 343 Sale itc.
ben nod ollf Dem aolenoer, geaen
305 I'M porigen Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30
agoifi5 eeebrt.

@ien 90. Mai. = 9ireftor alc.
ronoer asaiii5 pom Wtiiieum fir Der.
gleidenbe Geologic 81 Cambridge,
Maii., Yrdiibent Der yNotionol
acabemp Of Science" wuroe sum
gbrenmitglieo Der foiierlih oitreid)i-
ifen afaoemie Der @iiienidaiten En-
nannt.
Strite auf Sen giienbab-
men Irgentinien's.
9uenos apres, 80. Moi. =
Der 8erfebr oui ben giienbobnen
araentinien's lit in 5olge zines ge-
tern begpnnenen Strifes Der 2ofomo-
tipiiibrer uno Sei5er fat gdn8lid i'm
Stoden. Die Strifer perbalien iid)
riibig, aIlein Die 9abnboie iinb ourdJ
Iruppen beiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-30

Sbgleih erflGrt moroen lit, cs iei
nod 9tid)ta getban iporoeL INN Ole
Sarifbe5iebungen 5ipiiden Srontrcid,
rnto Inerifa SIT ooiliitireL uno cs
liege feline Scronloliung sur @ntiell-
Dung elmer 3olltarif . Gommiiiion
nod SranfreidL pie in Dem Sale
Gellti6lono's, Dor. 10 bot bod Die be.
frieoigenOe 9eenoigung Der Irrange'
ments nit Oieiem 9anoe 81 MtoBna1'
men gefiibrt, nm ben SAL ironf.
reid's IN Grmdgrng 81 sieben. GoS
Staatsocportement miro iif oariibey
ihliillig 81 maden baben, ipelhe @c-
genleiltung eS fir Die BON Sronfreid)
geforoerte @rm1bigung bes Gbam-
pogner5oles llm 25 Ero5ent ioroeril
mill. Is lit mobr, ouB in 9e5ug alIi
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-23
Careless Handling Of Fire
arms to be Made a
MiSdemeanOr

Special to Evening Teller.
BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 23.-There was
long discussion in the senate over
Buffers bill for Furnishing carelessness
in the handling of firearms. There
was no action. The bill will pass.
A bill for a capitol commission, with
the governor as chairman, was intro
duced.
House bills introduced follow:
BY Miles, Furnishing trespass by
hunters where warning was posted.
BY Smith, requiring free passes in
the state and county for use Of OH
GERS within the state and county.
BY White, Summer normals at Po-
catello, Boise and Couer d'Alene.
BY White, Furnishing the desecra-
ton of Memorial day by shows, races
and ball games.
The committee reported favorably
on Fallon's eight-hour bill; commit
tee of three senators, and five repre-
sentatives to visit the Lewiston State
Normal school. Orofino asylum and
the State university, and like COM
mittee to visit the Pocatello academy,
Albion Normal school, st. Anthony re-
form school and the Blackfoot asylum.
The judiciary committee reported
the local option bill. 1t was ordered
by test vote to the committee on
privileges and elections.
Representative Clark Of Custer
county Is dangerously sick.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-23
WOULD MAKE DESPERATION MEMORIAL
DAY WITH SHOWS AND SPORTS, Crime
RESOLUTIONS IN MEMORIAM
r. e. Hays Corps Takes Action on
Death of Mrs. Barbara Tripp.

r, 3. Hays Relief Corps No. :, De
partment of Idaho, has adopted the
following resolutions in reference to
the death of Mrs: Barbara Trip:
Whereas: 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Commander in Chief of the
Universe to remove from our midst
Sister Barbara Tripp,
"Resolved: That in the death of
Sister Tripp her children have lost a
loving mother, and the Women's Re
lief corps an efficient, true and loyal
member;
"Resolved: That the corps tender
its heartfelt sympathy to the relatives
of our deceased sister, and that copy
be transmitted to the family, and also
copy of the same be published in
the local papers. and a copy be en-
tered on the records of the corps
MRS. ELLA, HANLON,
MRS. JULIA r. SPOFFORD.
MRS. EMMSLINE PHILLIPS,
Committee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-23
20O NEWSPAPER MEN FIGHT police FOR
PLACES TO REPOR. TIiAvv MURDER TRIAL
REFUSED TO PAY HIS TOLL
j. /. kerns Recites Exciting Expert
ence With George Mox Mox.

Bridgekeeper ]. l.. kerns this morn
ing, while discussing the accidental
cremation and death of George Mox
Mox in his home yesterday morning
near Juliaetta, a prominent Nez Perce
Indian, recalled an interest ng incident
in connection with the notorious life
of the Indian.
He states that several years ago Mox
Mox with a number of Indians came
to the bridge and started across. re-
fusing TO pay their tool Mr.. Kerns
stopped them and all paid toll except
Mox Mox. who, when in the act Of
reaching in his pocket, supposedly for
a coin, drew a wicked looking knife
on the bridgekeeper and jeering said:
Come and collect your toll"
Mr.. kerns called a policeman. Mox
Mox was lodged in Jail for a time and
before being released paid a heavy
fine.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-23
MISS HOlBROOK
TALKS On jAPS
|. B. Rhodes Addresses the
Ideal Club on
Y. N. E. A.

An explanation of the traffic and
travel methods employed in Japan,
and an exceedingly interesting sketch
Of a pleasure trip through that coun-
try, was given last night before the
members of the Ideal club by Miss
Holbrook Miss Holbrook has several
times circumnavigated the globe, and
has travelled extensively in almost all
foreign countries. The club met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. ]. H.
Shildts.
Ivan B. Rhodes of Portland, Ore.
field secretary of the Y. M. G. A, ad-
dressed the club on the matter of an
organization in this city Mr. Rhodes,
in brief. recalled the methods employ
ed in other cities of the size and en-
thusiasm of Lewiston and stated that
no reason at this time prevented its
formation.
Retire. shments Are Served.
At the conclusion of Miss Hol-
brooks address refreshments were
served The following program was
rendered:
Piano Solo-Miss Bonnie West
Recitation-Miss Edna Vince.
Paper--"About Pa and Ma" Floyd
l.. Smith.
Piano Duet Misses Minnie Prizes
and Stella Scott
Violin Solo-W. L. Lohring.
| THE Girls of Our Clubs" Paul L
| Newmyer.
| Vocal Duet-Misses NJ Jean Elliott
! and Zella Wynkoop.
Piano Solo--Miss Ray Bales.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-23
Judge Fitzgerald Imposes
SlOO Fine on Absent
TaleSmen

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-scenss APP
.ooching absolute disorder atteiiueu
onen,nr Of the trial of Harry X.
Thaw this morning.
Most of the clashes were pet"eei
.,e reporters and correspondents ana
no,;ce OF the newspaper men
.sara we're 200. with one policeman Tor
.on onlv about 80 newspaper men
,oro anally admitted, the remainder OF
Tho space in the court room being re-
sarved for the 200 talesmen summoned
m the special jury panel.
The trial began before Justice F1tz-
aorald Interest Increased with the
annaarance in the court room of Mrs.
william Thaw, mother Of the defend
ont. Countess of Yarmouth. and Mrs.
George L. Cargenie. her daughters.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Present.
Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of
Harry X. Thaw, came next, followed
by May Mckenzie, the actress to
whose home Evelyn Thaw fed on the
night Stanford White was murdered
in the Madison Squart roof garden on
June 25, 1906.
Edward Thaw and George Carnegie
also appeared.
There was a decided stir In the court
room when two prominent alienists.
Doctors Carlos Mcdonald and Austin
Flint. were given seats inside the
clerks rail, where they consulted with
District Attorney Jerome. who is con-
Quoting the prosecution.
These same doctors represented the
district attorney when Josephine Ter
anova's trial was stopped to permit
test being made as to her sanity.
Absent TaIesmen Fined 500.
Doming B. Smith, retired umbrel-
la man, was sworn as the first juror
Several absent talesmen We're fined
s1OO each
Dr. Mabin. the third alienist, Joined
Doctors Flint and Mcdonald.
Thaw appeared somewhat nervou:
when he was called into the court, bu
the sight of his mother and famil,
seemed to cheer him as he passed t.
his seat beside his counsel.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-23
MOTHER, SISTERS AND WIFE or
ACCUSED man ARE IN COURT
MOVING A PIONEER BUILDING
Old Palace Restaurant Makes Room
for $25,o00 Brick Block.

Another land mark of pioneer Lew
iston was put on wheels today and is
enroute up Main street to location on
the Kettenbach property on Idaho
street.
This is the building lately occupied
by the Palace restaurant. 1t is being
taken from the ground where Salsberg
& Kettenbach are preparing to build a
first of the month the Range Meat
market building will be removed and
the work of excavation begun.
The new building will be so feet in
frontage 100 feet deep and two stories
high.