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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

who Is that youngster?" asked tn'
visitor to the sanctum.
That replied the editor, sis just
the new office boy"
20! thought his face seemed IA
miliar-- -
Perhaps it is, but his manner
more so"-Philadelphia Press.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

MY dear" wrote the lovesick man.
"oh, that 1 might feel again the press
Of your hand"
Three months later. when the letter
was read in court, he realized that nc
had been writing for the preside
troit Free Press.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

Century Printing Co. Phone Black
sol. Easement Lewiston Natl. Bank.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
6olIinger.

5olIinger.
G. r. Inglew, Spokane; A. C. PatterI
son, Butte: n. A. Callahan and wife
M. H. Cowan, Chicago; Mabel L. Park.
er, s. Pickering, Spokane; Eta A.
Murphy. Culdesac; Mrs. Ida Hamblen,
Pendleton; John Bilyon, Clifton Kyle,
Cotton; J. W. Pratt, Culdesac; ]. E.
Hackett Alton; J. Croker, Spokane
T. ]. Dullanty, Spokane; n L. Able,
Spokane; w. D. Vanbiew, Chicago
Mrs. n, Nichols, Phillip Gerhurt, spo-
kane
Raymond.
F. LAWN, Spokane; J. C. Young, Elk
City; Mrs. Dora Thornton, Juliaetta;
Frank Callahan, Waitsburg; Mrs. Van
Arsdol, Charleston; NJ. E. HOLDEN and
wife, Lewiston; E. N. Brown, Lewis
ton; G. j. Hummer. Spokane; John
Rubens, Spokane: George Locke, Port
land; E. H. Nelly.
Grand.
B. S. Umpka, waha; T. E. Kits
miller, Clearwater; Adam Rubensen,
Pomeroy; N. Hampercoff, N. Hainof,
Culdesac; Taylor Radclif, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pfeister K. Klontt; Culdesac.
De France.
T. W. Fischer, Seattle; ]. NJ. Gil
livary e. Denny, Eureka; G. W. Ford.
walla; c: HOLDEN, Forest; K Walker.
A. Mustoe, Ruebens: Bert Mills, Lew
iston; A. J. MCGOWAN, Portland.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02
HOW IDAHO TAKES THE VERDICT
nIHT

The Boise Statesman, which is a
representative Of the conservative citi-
zenship of idaho. sums up briefly the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02
Band Concert Friday Night.
rch, Memphis, the Majestic"

MaTch, MeHlphls, lhe MaJestIc
.........s.......... ALEXANDER
Overture, "The Enchantress" .Dalbey
Waltz, Tales from the Vienna
Woods" ............. Strauss
Selection, Lucia di Lammermore"
.''''.......'''.. Donlzettl
Intermission.
Intermezzo and dance from Gar
Serenade, Dream of Autumn. .Losey
Tine rams ................. ,Eaure
Polka de concert. 1.-THE Anvil" .Parlow
Selection, Southern Plantations
Songs" .............. Conterno
Characteristic two-step, Paddy
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

Cures babys dSbup. willie's daily
cuts and bruises, mammals sore throat,
grandma's lameness-Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil-the great household rem
edy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

Beryl F. Carroll. vbo
announced himself as tormallI
governor of Iowa, has boo. ID
politics since 1900 and has AVe Z
in nearly all the conerassio lgne,
of the state. He has hoor N'S'rlctl
of the state senate. ana 10 '''etnoel
his third term as state auaita SerVlni
ing the nomination each tir,. ''eiVl
clamation. " scj
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

The Federation of German Seamen
10000 strong is still on strike, having
gone out May 20, last.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02
, - - - - . . -
: POI ITIcs AND POLITICAL

Congressman Wesley L. Jora
state Of Washington 10. '0ues Of d
that he will be a cana', Nnnounce
United States senate i, ,a Tor u
coed Levi Ankeny. " sue
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

Century y PRINTING Co. phone Slack
col. Basement Lewiston Natl. ssnk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

Sam Murphy, who mo-,
ritorial treasurer of ok,oho Hrst TED
served under three yovor and WI
nounced his candidacu Co.. mas az
urer on the republican tio,,at ueas
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

The labor unions of Minneapolis
plan a crusade against all concerns
that do a Sunday business in that
city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

. . . . . . - o . .. o .
. NOTES FROM THE LABOR >
:: WORLD. .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

"The Patriotic Association of Labor
Unions" has been formed in Ham
burg, Germany, to oppose socialists in
the labor movement in that country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

The Machinists' union of Pittsburg
is devoting considerable time to the
betterment of conditions in that city.
Recently 1t appointed a committee of
is members to see If measures could
not be taken to bring about an i'm
provement in the car service. It pro-
poses to enlist the cooperation of all
other labor EXAMINATIONS in the move
ment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-02

Eight hundred union BARRIERS In Chi
cago have ben granted a schedule o
wages and working conditions by thei
employers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
R()RRFRS MURDER ENGINEER IN MONTANA 1OLD-up

by the announcement this AFTERNOON
OF reward of s. offered by
the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany for each of the bagdits, whether
they be dead or alive.
Crawford. the tramp, Was brought
10 Butte tonight and lodged in Jail
pending a further examination by the
officers. who are not quite satisfied
that he is telling The ruth. He is
held on suspicion that he was one of
the bandits and became frightened
when the shooting began, remaining
with the train instead Of flying with
the other two desperadoes
The officers made an arrest near
Wnodville this afternoon. but the sus-
peet was later released. as he failed
to correspond to the description of
the outlaws Fresh posses will leave
Butte in the morning. I
Engineer Glow was snot five times
through the body The robbers rs
they left the train fired a number of
rounds at Conductor Culver
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
sIayor schmi,z on situation.

San Francisco. May In a state
ment made TO the Associated Press
tonight Mayor Schmitz said
The deplorable occurrence OF this
afternoon was not a general riot ami
there was no necessity for calling ont
troops The police are amply able to
handle the situation and | shall see
that they do IL The fight today be
tween the strike breakers and the
striking carmen ana tneif sympa
thi2efs was absolutely unexpected
On two previous occasions when the
street car men went ON strike there
was no violence and none was antici-
pared today This time, however, the.
temper OF the people seems to have
beCu different and the conditions
were different | suppose il was 10
have been expected that the first at
tempt To run cars would cause some
trouble but no one anticipated any
thing like what happened today.
have ordered the chief of police 10
swear in more officers if he finds /
necessary | have also ordered him
10 arrest anybody carrying arms. een
eeaied OF otherwise The men who
SO Out on the cars will not be per
nitted 10 carry weapons Thai Is Tho
bes, way TO maintain peace,
MAYOR Sehmit2 tonight ISSUED III
folioWins proclamation
On account of the Industrial dis
turbanee8 that exist in the city ali
thoae Who have 10 business on The
streets are requested TO remain at
nome All persons having business
ncccssitating their presence upon rhc
streets are directed to keep moving
ahont thcir business and not 10 con
are earnestly requested 10 maintain
he dignity of labor by disconatc-
aeuaing any acts OF violence on The
part of their sympathiZers The peace
must and will be preserved at any
hazard. All fair-mindcd citizens are
requested TO aid in keeping the peace
which meanse so much to our com
munitY Notice is hereby given that
any acts Of violence or any breaches
Of the peace will be severely dealt
with
tSignedD e. SCHMTrZ.
mayor. .
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
RICHARD PARTY MAKES QUICK
AUTO TRIP FROM GOLDFTELD

Tex Riekard arrived here last
night from Goldfeld in his new
Thomas Special Flyer, after a run of
Is hours The roads were good, and
but II hours We're actually consumed
by the machine in covering the en-
tire distance There are three noun
tain divides 10 cross on the trip, and
when it i considered that there were
SIS occupants of Che ear, with an az
gfegatc weight of loo pounds, the
"trip is considered as an especially
Qniell one
There were no delays all along
lie route, said Mr. Rickard last
night We were running exactly II
hours Ne spent an hour in Tono-
pah aud another hour for supper.
We made no stops for repairs.
The roads were pretty good, and
the machine took the grades in ex-
ceiient style II was one OF the most
delightful rides / ever had
Tho Other members OF the party
Wefe Frank Irving who drove the
machine d 5 Highley " II Lang
Pete Grant and N Il O'Fafrell. lry
ine was born in Ely but has been
here but twice IN the last ten years.
Lang and Ilighlcy are preparing 10
remain here and to open a realty and
brokerage Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
ROCKHILL BACK
IN ELY AGAIN
Friends Greet Sturdy Pioneer on
His Return From Winters
Vacation i'm California.

Thomas Roekhll pioneer of
pinoeors who WAS among the first
10 discover that this camp had
great fufurc. returned to Ely last
NIGHT after having spent the winter
at Oroyile, on the Feather river, in
California
Mr RockhilI looks hale and hearty
aud as though ne mild climate of
California had agreed with his
health lie says though. that he is
glad to get back 10 Ely. where he
can see his friends OF former years.
And the friends Of former years
were glad to see him. During the
hour following the arrival of tho
train. Roekhill held an informal levee
in the lobby of the Northern hotel,
whore dozens OF his friends gathered
about him to wish him health and To
welcome him back to the camp.
The camp surely looks good to
me. he said TO the News last night.
The growth of the camp in the last
six months has been remarkable.
This will be a big camp when all the
gold camps of the state have been
forgotten. 1t is permanent camp.
and will always be a producer.
THE work that has been done here
since ! went away has changed the
town SO much that for minute or
two | was lost when | got up town.
The old Palm has disappeared,
and the Capital is gone But, then,
the old landmarks have to go down
before the advance of progress,
guess.
Tn glad to got back among my
friends. and | Will stay here all sum-
mer | have few little holdings
which will keep me busy a part of
the time. and | guess | will rather
enjoy being here. | like the old
place and will stay until cold
weather
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08

bandits who this morning held up
the North Coast Limited AT Welch g
spur, numbering Engineer Frank
Glow and wourding Fireman Thomas
Sullivan, thus far have managed 10
ellde about 10 officers securing She
mountains in the vicinity of the hold
mr.
Officers returning tonight from the
spur STATE that The trail was LOST By
the prison dogs on a road leading to
Butte. where the bandits bad
srrinkled a quantity of red pepper
The officers have u number OF spare
dogs in reserve and early tomorrow
ao!nin@ the scent will again be
aoa&hs.
Il Is no impression hal the ban
dts arc making their way to Butte,
If they are rot already within the city
limits. All passes lead from the the
divide. where the outlaws are sup
posed to he hiding. into Butte, are
being closely watched, stimulus to
the efforts of the officers being aide
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
FIX DATE FOR
TOWN ELECTION
EIy'S First Mayor and Board OF
Trustees Will be BallOted for
- :
on June IS at Court House

The election commissioners ap-
pointed by Judge George S. Brown
OF the Fourth judicial district court
to conduct a,mumicipal election here
as quickly as possible for the selec-
tion of the first mayor and trustees
OF the town, signed call last night
for this election.
The battle of The ballots Will take
place June Is There will he but
one voting place, aud he court
house has been designated as the
polling place for the election
It is understood that steps will be
the field in order to make the cleo
tion as interesting as possible.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
DEATH OF MIR. PETERS
AFTER BRIEF Hines

William j. Peters, Il son Of Mon
gomcry Peters and wen known here
where he had lived for many year
died at 4 o'clock this morning nj hi,
residence on Garden street OF eef =
bral meningitis. after "A short Hines.
The deceased is survived by H.
mother and father. who were aan
moned 10 his bedside from Caiife
MIA. where they had been for th,
winter. and who arrived only q ie.'
hours before his death.
There are also a number Of brota-
ers and sisters surviving. These ar
Charles, Russell, Cleveland Dott.
Dora and Prince Peters.
Peters was well 10 do. having bee
engaged in number of protitabl,
real estate and mining transaction.
during the last few years
The funeral will lake place tome
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock at Coo
Time Club hall. and he body Ia
be viewed at that place from
o'clock until the hour OF the funet
Burial will be in the Ely cemetai
The services viii be conducted
Rev. DIR. G. C. Hunting, rector o.
Bartholomew Episcopal church.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08

San Francisco. May THAT The
bloody events Of today's street car
riots may he repeated tomorrow with
even more tragic results. was the fear
expressed tonight. when it way made
known thai The United Railroads
program for Wednesday includes an-
other attempt TO resume the opera
tion OF its system This attempt, ac-
cording to General Manager Mutually,
will be made some time i'll the fore
noon lie declined 10 state at what
hour or to discuss he company $
plans in this respect.
Mr. Mutually said that when attor-
ncys for the United Railroads visited
the Central police station this even
ing to request the admittance TO bail
of the strike-breakers under arrest
for shooting strikers and their sym
pathizers Chiel OF Police Dinan said:
Tomorrow ! shall arm the police
with rifles. IN any strike-breakers
start any shooting from the cars,
they will he shot in turn by the ro-
lice.
Il can hardly credit this state
menl. added Mr. Mutually, but It
comes to me direct and authentical-
ly."
Thirteen strike breakers were ar
rested Three of them were released
on bail and the remainder were held
awaiting Developments
James Walsh. one OF the strike
sympathizers, who was shot this AZ
ternoon from one of the attacked
cars, died at the Central emergency
hospffal tonight No hope is held
out for the recovery of Tom Buch-
anan. one of the strikers. He also is
at tae Central emergency hospital y
bullet penetrated his abdomen and
punctured the interstines twenty-five
times.
President CALHOUN tonight at
his home stated thu he has in view
no appeal TO the governor for state
troops. THAT" he said, is not a
task lor me TO perform.
Mr.. Calhoun tonight issued a
statement 10 the people OF San Fran
cisco passing up 20 their verdict the
merits of the controversy in its new
and tragic developments of today
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08

There is no doubt in the minds OF
the officers that the powder found in
the grip is part Of that which was
stolen from the Silver Bow powder
house last Saturday night Detective
McInery, who examined The suit case.
says therc were Il sticks of sixty
per cent nitro glyeerine dynamite in
.the grip, packed as lightly as it
Would fit This would be more than
ten times as much as was needed for
the job. The powder was in six-inch
sticks with the makers name ON it
and in every way answered the de-
scription Of the hundred pound case
lost at the Silver Bow powder house
The robbery was so adroit that up to
this time no officer has been able to
get a clue To the thief
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
State Troops Ready.

.os Angeles, May II will moi
call out the state militia TO quell the
riots in San Francisco until the civil
authorities have asked me to do so
or | am satisfied from my own inyes-
LEGATIONS that there is no other way
10 handle the situation, said Coy
ernor James n. Gillett tonight. %"
am watching the situation closely and
will act the moment | believe i
necessary.
u am now waiting for advices
from Adiutant General Lauck,' con
tinucd the governor and | am de-
pending entirely upon him To advise
me rs to the exact situation. If the
riots go on and they continue to kill
men there and the police are unable
10 stop II, | Will call out the militia
There Will be no child'5 play about it.
either, il | take this action l Will
see that the riots are stopped and
stopped al once
10 hear something from Adjutant
General Lauck, but SO far have re
eeived nothing from him rs to the
seriousness OF the situation The
press dispatches state that the strike
breakers so far have done the shoot
ins The best way 10 stop the shoot
mg is for the mob TO quit throwing
bricks and stones Then the shooting
Will cease
Everything is in readiness for he
calling out OF the troops These ar
rdngements Were made several days
ago AT my directions | Will not say
what troops will be called out but
they will be on The grounds ahorfly
after take action
The governor was asked what he
would do in the OVEN he riots con
tinued and the civil authorities of
san Francisco did not sec fit TO call
upon him for troops lie replied
= would order The militia out
anyway Whenever / become salts
fled that The situation is beyond lhrir
control viii send IN Il feenost Tor
federal troops Representations
from the best element of San Fran
cisco thai troops were desired thero
would be sufficient for me to act
without waiting for the word OF the
officials
II shall keep in close touch will
Adiuiant General l.anck and may
conclude To go TO San Francisco in
person should deem ii wise To do so.
shall hold myself in readiness to
act on a moments S notice
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08

the switch at the corner of Turk and
Fillmore and Lpe deraied car shot
into the sidewalk. manning two mon
whose names have mol been learned.
In the stampede that followed here,
scores of women and children on the
outskirts of the mob in Fillmore
street were hurled TO the pavement
am dtrampled upon.
The appearance of relief squads to
reinforce Captain MONEYS men re-
suited about 1870 o'clock in the par
tial dispersins of the crowds.
Chapmem'S Automobile Dashed With
Blood.
\ current rnmor has ii that Super
intendent Chapman, who spent the
forenoon and early afternoon at the
Fillmore street barns. was seen about
) o clock driving rapidly away on
Golden Gate avenue. in an automo-
bile that was dashed with blood.
There Is as vel no continuation of the
rnmor that Mr. Chapman WAS wound-
Ell At the Central Emergency hos
pital at Golden Gate avenue and
Cough streets is gathered a large
crowd Of union men and their
friends. waiting eagerly for the mes
sages that drift out from moment to
moment from the bedside OF their
wounded companions.
Practically all OF the reserve forces.
at the various precinct stations have
been called out and are now patrall-
ing the neighborhood of Fillmore and
Turk streets 1t has not yet been
learned whether the company pro
poses to make second attempt to
run ears tonight, but the general he-
lief is that because of this afternoon s
tragic happenings further efforts 10
resume operations of the system viii
be Withheld until the officials OF the
company are satisfied that the police
are in a position to afford protection
TO property and lie.
Morning Clash Opens Hostilities-
The bloody events OF the afternoon
were preceded by a less serious clash
al II 0 clock in the forenoon whom
a freight car manned by strike
breakers Was run ont. \ crowd show
cred the car with brick bats and
stones and slightly injured Two OF the
inspectors Finally ali attempt 10
operate The ear WAS given up and IL
was run back TO the yards by Fore
man Jones. with nnion lmen swarm
ing on the platforms and joining in
the cheers that were sent up by he
mob
In both the morning and afternoon
battles the throwing of missiles ";
begun by hoodlnms. bui was sooa
Joined in by strikers and stril g
sympalhizers Both forenoon and AZ
tcrnoon scores OF union pickets plead
ed with The mob mol to use violence.
but were ieercd for their pains.
Eventually a few Of the pickcts them
selves took IA hand in the hurting Of
stones. All pickets were distinguish
able liy a silk ribbon badge which
they wore ON their coats
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
DClNcTlNc SNfGNanI I}pII, Sn0T
hest
ii Clara Barton Hospital.
Al Palm. shot in neck; may die
Al Mount Zion Hospital.
w. c. Krooks, shot in foot.
bay OF Rioting.

San Francisco, May The strike
of the Loo union motormen and
conductors OF the United Railroads
developed this afternoon in riot
in which more than a score of per
sons were severely, some fatally
wounded and many others injured
To lesser extent. AT 2:30 O'Clock
the company made its first attempt
TO resume operation of It's system by
sending out seven passenger cars
manned by between 80 and 40 strife
breakers wearing The uniform of car
inspectors and each carrying a 3S
calibre revolver strapped around his
waist outside of his coat The start
was made from the company's barns
at Turk and Fillmore streets, wnere
a crowd variously estimated at from
3 600 to 5000 men and boys. was
eongregated.
TWanty-seyen policemen five
mounted officers and several ser
geants, under. the command of Cap
tain Mooney, We're on patrol guard
The appearance OF the cars in Fill-
more street. from which they were
switched into Turk street, was the
signal for an immense outburst of
ieers and howls Before the cars had
gone one block they were made the
targets of showers of stones and
bricks. Ia a few moments every
pane of glass had been smashed and
several of the armed operatives had
been struck, cut and bruised At
turk and Buchanan streets an espe-
ciaHy fierce attack was made on the
foremost car \ guard on the rear
platform answered the flying stones
with a pistol shot The bullet struck
one of the union sympathizers in the
arm
Wild Mob in Pitched Rattle.
This happening transformed the
crowds into wild mob, and thence
forward for twelve blocks Il pitched
battle was fought The strikers and
then friends, aided by hundreds of
youthful hoodlums. kept up run
ming shower of missiles. the guards
on beard the ears responding with
lnsimdc after fnsilade OF pistol shots.
Eight men received bullet wounds.
some. Of which will prove fatal
among those thus injured being de-
lociiye sergeant and patrolman.
FmaHy dozen or moro Of The
guards we're taken under arrest By
squads OF reserves from the Central
station and union crowd boarded
the rearmost ear ~ J started it back
10 the barns. Arriving there, the
strikers charged that revolver fire
was opened on them from the barns.
In This encounte several more men
were shot. \ non-union man threw
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
THE DEAD.
Tanlea Walsh
LIST OF INJURED.
Encrrency HOSPITAL.

Emergency HospHai.
Thomas White laccrated scalp
Police Officer Harry Sauer. ahot
Though shoulder
T. joy. laecration of check
j Krohner shot in shoulder
William SlatterE confusion OF loot
and head.
}. Arena confusion of knee.
Il. G. jain shol in throat.
X. l.eish. shot through chest
X. Granville, laeeration OF face.
q. j. McNauGhton. shot in fore
head.
Tom buchanan, shot in abdomen ;
will die.
e. W. Forrcs,ef, confusion Of face.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08

II Williams came to camp from
the smelters last night
c. NJ. Bell came in from Salt Lake
last night.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-08
Dr. Brock Buys Residence Site.

Dr. Brock has purchased through
Fulmer q Ives, lot t. block 81. Ely
city. upon which he will erect Il
handsome residence during The SUM-
mer. The purchase price is said to
have been $3.50.