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Smyrna times., 1907-05-29
Murderer Respited.

Harrisburg, Pa, May Ex-Governor
Stuart has granted a respite to VIII
bur Minney, of Fayette county who
was to have been hanged to-day (Sat-
urday). until July 25 in order that
Minney's attorneys may take his case
before the pardon board on an appli-
cation for Communication to life i'm
prisonment
Smyrna times., 1907-05-29
Four In a Cab. Mo Mo-

Wilmington, Del, May 27. - Local
hverymen have issued an order that
only four persons can ride in a cab. At
weddings and funerals, they say. five
and sometimes six persons have piled
into one cab, making It hard pulling
on the horses because Of the bills in
Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-29
IRON AND STEEL EXPORTS
Will Aggregate s177, 100000 For Fiscal
Year,

Year.
Washington, May 27-Iron and steel
exports from the United States in the
fiscal year which ends with next
month will aggregate approximately
$177OO0,OOO in value, against 57,OOO,-
OGO a decade earlier, and $4,000. 900
two decades earlier, according to fig
ures issued by the bureau OF statistics
of the department of commerce and
labor. The value of iron and steel
manufactures exported in the 10
months ending with April, 1907. was
about $150,0OO,O0O.
This rapid growth has brought iron
and steel manufactures far in the lead
of any other group of manufactures in
the export trade of the United States.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-29
MOTHER KILLED BY CHILD
Shot BY FiVe-Year-oId Son While Play.
ing With Shotgun.

HIa VIII OUUtYuHs
York, Pa, May 27.-Mrs. Frank Doll
aged about 35 years, was accidentally
shot and killed by her 5-year-old son,
Ernest. The accident occurred in the
kitchen of the family residence. Left
alone, the child was playing with a
shotgun. Securing a shell from a box
on the table Ernest loaded the gun. AS
his mother entered the room the gun
was discharged, and the shot entered
the right side Of her head, shattering
part of the skull. A coroner's jury ren.
dered verdict of accidental death.
Smyrna times., 1907-05-29
Banker Convicted Of Man.lauob..r

Camden, N. j., May %. - Agapito
Di Lonardo, an Italian banker, of Phil
adelphia, was convicted in court here
of imanslaughter in killing Leon Gro
hufski, a boy. who was caught tres
passing in factory in this city owned
by the defendant. The defendant. who
is widely known in the Italian colonies
OF this city and Philadelphia, will be
sentenced on Monday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
Per Capita Increase.

The monetary situation has been a
source Of less soiicitude than for
many weeks: the most unwelcome
feature in the situation being the low
condition Of bank reserves and their
failure to increase, as they should, at
this season. 1t is welcome fact that
easier monetary conditions prevail
throughout the world. the only excep-
ton perhaps being at Paris, where
some concern is shown over the Rus
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
CALIFORNIA
BANKERS MEET
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, May 10
Prominent men of finance from all
parts of the state have come to Santa
Barbara to attend the annual con-
vention of the California Bankers
association, which will be in session
the remainder of theis week at the
Hotel Potter.
AS this is the first convention to be
held in two years more than the
ordinary amount of business is. to
be transacted, in addition to carrying
out an excellent program of address
es and discussions of financial TOPICS
The president of the association is l.
f. Moulton af San, Francisco, and the
secretary r. M. WEIGH, also of San
Francisco.
the report of the secretary shows
the association affairs to be in salts
factory condition, with a rapidly in.
creasing membership.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
CHURCH UNION.
70 Be RATIFIED
Presbyterian Bodies Merged
After SepartiOn Of
Many Years

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May 16.-The
retiring moderator, the Rev. Hunter
Corbett, this morning called to order
the 10th session of the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian Church OF
America. The attendance of COM
missioners, alternates and visitors was
larger than ever before, due to the
number of representatives present of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
The merger of the two churches,
AFTER separation of many years. is
to he finally ratified at the present
meeting. When the union is COM
'plete the 100000 members of the
American branch. and the 200, 900
members of the Cumberland branch
will become one in name The two
together comprise 1000 presbyteries,
but many of these presbyteries over
ep. and consultations will take place
and the assembly next year will see
smaller number of delegates
! The interior Of Memorial Hall is
Handsomely decorated with flags,
bunting and banners. In the audi
ence We're representatives of more
than a dozen nationalities, many at
tending the assembly as commission
ers and others because of the great
interest the sessions have aroused
The sermon of the retiring mod
orator occupied the entire mornig ses-
sion and at it's conclusion the assem-
bly, adjourned until 3 o'clock to pre-
pare for the election of the new mod
orator, the most important practical
business of the day The Rev: Will,
am H. Roberts CT Philadelphia. who
has been the stated clerk of the gem
eral assembly for many years. is prom
inently mentioned for moderator His
candidacy is strengthened by the fac;
that ne was chairman of the union
committee which successfully negoti-
oted the merger with the Cumberland
Presbyterians. The names of sever
al other prominent members of the
church are also mentioned in con-
nection with the honor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
Grand Forks May FESTIVAL.

GRAND FORKS. n. D., May 16.-
There is every Indication that the
May music festival which opened in
this city this afternoon, viii be the
most notable affair of the kind ever
given in this section of the northwest.
Four concerts are 90 be given. Cole
ridge Taylor's "HiaSathais wedding
Feast and Handlers Messiah" are
leading features of the program. The
participants include chorus of 40
vioces, the Minneapolis Symphony
orchestra and several soloists of note
Many visitors are In Grand Forks to
attend the festival.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
RESUME OF WALL STREET
By Henry Clews

sian situation. There is little pros
pect of gold exports from this side at
the moment, and this country is now
we'll supplied with an abundance of
circulation. It is not a scarcity of
money from which we are suffering,
hut rather an exhaustion of the float
Ing supply of capital which has been
turned too rapidly into fixed forms.
Our circulating medium is now abou
s2,9O0,OOO,OOO, an increase of over
$200,0O0,0OO compared with year ago.
The circulation per capita on May l
was over $34 per head, the highest on
record and compared with about S27
per capita in 1900.
HENRY CLEWS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
IDAHO BRICK
Patronize Home Industry
IDAHO BRICK CO.
haH
Why So Weak
Kidney Troubles May be .sappins
Your Life Away. Lewiston People
Have Learned this Fact.

When healthy man or woman be-
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cause, becomes weak. languii, depres-
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

NEW YORK, May 16.-Opera1ons
in the stock market have been dis"
, outraged by several conditions such as
lnfavorable crop reports, rumors of
new capital issues, expectations of
trade reaction, strikes and uncertain
ty regarding the financial policies of
shme of the largest railroad corpora
tions. AS usual, there has been more
"r less exaggeration in these reports.
Especially is this true concerning the
crop outlook, which is not as bad as
represented. The facts are that
spring is fully two weeks late and that
cold wet weather over large sections
Of the country have materially de-
layed planting and the termination of
seed already planted.
Damages Exaggerated.
or course, a late season is some
what of a handicap; yet few days
or continued warm weather will prob
ably quickly make up for lost time
and much of the damage has no doubt
"een exaggerated FOE speculative eff
V,
hu' the high price of that staple is
probably more justified by the pros
poets Of heavy consumption than from
prospects of a decreased Weld The
Wneat crop is backward: but it is
much too early to anticipate any seri-
JUS INJURY and the more reliable re-
ports do not substantiate serious dam
age rumors. AS for corn-the most
planted; so the would-be cron killers
have been deprived of a valuable op-
nortunity in that quarter In short,
there Is nc reason thus far for any
serious alarm in regard to the crops
Check New Enterprise.
As for &he business situation.
moderate recession in trade apnears
to be generally anticipated and will in
some quarters be actually welcomed
Values of commodities and costs of
production are still at such a high
level as to check new enterprise and
involve all future contracts with ex-
y.
IN the si'uotion is Of itself exercisinn,
n considerable restraint unon business
transa "tions and IS further accen+u
oi"d by tho conservative action of
hHnkors who steadily, refuse 70 1ard
th"fr ai6 % franIv = c Fcrr7orIr, +o nm
''fod o~ 0o'v n~tor0~i~eu pocei,r,ie,,,
te vaet'' ~7orn r~orortrood in Wv,
T"C thar IN a-v rtra- sac+,or ~ +ho
""'nt''t- Thi" - I9r~oI,- tho ras,,lt ~
/ '"ss"S Indicted IN tho Maror ooIIa,so
'0'"h ~" moot heavily ~ thie noint
'N''''~N "7"'f-- S"o 10 tho oarrocro,+
''''''N'@""' '"'i''tt- in fnnnrla ton
Part nloo ~, &c fo- Anril showed n do
crosse ~ nvar 10 nor cont rom M re,
With lest wear while in Chicago they
'ncrea sed nearly 1S ner cent. in Kan
/ sas City "a per cent. ST. Louis Q per
cent, Omaha 20 per cent. st. Paul %
ner cent New orleans 2 per cent. Gal
weston 20 Ter cent, Philadelphia per
cent Pittshurg 13 per cent and Bos-
/ ton per cent The total April clear
/ ings in all cities of the United state:
outside of New York showed axgrair
If IA per cent. hut az New York in.
| GUIDES considerable more than one.
half of th> Grand total clearines, the
| latter showed p decrease for the
month Of over ner cent or course
coreidnrah le allowance must he mad,
for Iessened speculation at this point
which affects the total clearings. New
ertheless the above figures show thai
there is no decrease in business trans
actions worth serious consideration
outside of this city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

We have shipment OF Imported
Sardines we sell for 10 cents per can.
wildenthaler q Powell
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16
Business Undimirished.

All advices from the interior are
that business continues on an undi-
mInished scale. and that there are no
velepment of our natural resources in
any part Of the country. This is con-
firmed by the continued heavy de-
mand for nearly all iron products.
Stock Market Unsettled.
Stock market values just now show
many Inconsistencies. During the last
year or Two a number of increases
have been made in dividends. yet the
properties which are paying per
cent are often selling at or near a 5
per cent basis. Such conditions do
not Indicate confidence on the part of
insiders in the permanent mainte-
nance. of high-rate dividends, as In
many cases these were simply author
ICED for the purpose of facilitating the
placing Of new security issues. The
Union Pacific decision to issue $751;
600 900 4 per centAconvertible bonds al
30 and the Southern Pacific 10000.
Zoo I per cent preferred stock at pal
was "a shock to the market, which has
for some time been staggering under
ih- load Of new issues. This means 6
further strain upon the money marke
and may interfere with the plans O.
other corporations which were plan.
ming short-term note issues. Tht
amount of new obligations created
etnce January LIST has been enormous
and the knowledge that more are t.
come has much to do with preventing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

send Ese % Knapp 4 West. archl-
tocts 1+a coiman building. for =
book ~ plans fer pretty hopes II
wa save yuu uaneY 8nd tell yea
hos to build a good home cheap
80
Klein. ne shoemaker. az Jaass
n 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
JACK kRusE.
One Of the Racers a. ofeamlsrd.
Who rook q ead Tumble Last
Night.

The skating races n the Dream.
land rink last night proved even
more exciting than the previous
one. as faster time vas made and
\ hot contest for the lead vas main.
talnea throughout
IIoag started Ia the lead. but
soun had to give up 20 krusa. and
later on Hoit was ahead for fee
minutes.
The crowd we're yelling their
threats sore cheering HosE's e
forts 10 regain his position. waen
kFuse had a nasty tumble and had
TO De carried out q the Flnk L
vas announced that he vii be In
the race again tonight
Several others Of the racers
measured themselves On the floor.
but we're Instantly on their fcet.
gsngerlag on
MeMsrs q. Evans. p Chisholm
and G. Cook acted a. iudren
Hoag. Harrison. Hot and Farrell
each covered 10 miles ana , laps
and Copeland 10 miles and } laps
Kruse had ; miles aud lap 10 hts
credit. when be retired from the
race
The ncxt race wiii be run tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

You sis. Hooters aud others who
smash a bali down the bowling al.
10y ana say aeuss" words under
your breath when the Sphere hits
the gutter or slless off ono cr two
pins look at the pictures Of these
two iada They have mastered the
knack u frequently getting them
an down" and say its practice that
enables them 70 d. H.
They arc Arthur and Eari LutA,
Chicago Ilt. and claim the disilnc-
zion OF being the youngest iourua-
mcnt bowinrn Ia the world. II horo
arc any q their age Who feel IN
cllned 20 dlspute the claim. the boys
say send GA xouF challenge. They
can b. found II fsss staney Island
av.. Chicago. where their father
runs a bow ling alley.
Notico their pictures That bright.
eager expression shows they have
good eyes and sieNr brains Win
ihose arms ava hands you see they
can send those balls they are held.
ina down the alleys fas sea ncores
They say such good sgefna are COM
mon rer thena Nhen they are IN
form They naieelf ada THAI they
arr in FORM pretty utten."
Ia resent cts tournament the
youngsters averaged so. = cracking
seod score. conAidsFink Il NAa ghsir
frat tournament and they we're on
strange alleys Thsf ranked ahead
of many % the usen IN thr ccntcsts
with Tho exrsfisstce they gained
IN thia public cempelitians The boys
aAy they are sure thay rah 30 much
better next tirnn. To BIZ national
champions IL their ambition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
KENT PUTS IT OVER
TACOMA BUNCH

KENT, Wash. Fch. 1.-The 10
cal Good Tesnplars' Basketball team
last night defeated the second Y.
AZ. G. A team of TseonaA By a scogs
al "a to Is Tho hauaa team had
tho best az the game all the way
through. although In the last halt
the Tacoma buYs tlYenpd np. and IN
terpeiing sport followed
The Kent forwards vcro very
fast and r. lager. the TaaomA ecu
ter. vas the star performed for
the visitors. his WORK helns verg
pretty AZ AL fiiHes. Tbs game
made the aecoad victory for kont
~ a series of three. Tacoma won
The first game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

First Faea. f1fselxhshs ~ mile
Otto Price. t1t tMcpanisll. , 10
2. uan. Hlruteca. Tee. second !.
LADY Kitty. loo. thint Time.
lea 80
Secund race. uMe and ore HtK.
trentha lniis8 ~sIahuatDwn fes
Usher. 70 |. wua. J G. ciem.
ia1. aeeaud Ctcciy. loo. thir8
Time. LIS
Third race HHruu slrhtha ~ =
mil.s-0eo : Milnsf. III fliaokefi.
? - :. voa. May Clean. it4. sec.
end. Prines chinG. ifs. third
riue. fs&
Fourth race. una mile--9iKafs
lighter. les tkpefneft. = 20 8. wun
VI ball. ius. 2acund. Reservation.
i01. third Ttnaa. ltt "a
Fffth raee. Gre mib Prince
FFetsFiek. Us tFamRl. 2 20 4. woa
uuna. g. Necpnd. 81 caui Cap. io6.
third Time. fsff
sixth race. uns miin-A Muako-
daY. fts lIfutveIll. s "a 7. 500. or
moaaers Right. ia scoond. } n
l.aaxhfeY. Ice. Third Time.
la Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

los. second. Judge. III. third
Time. III IS
Third raee. one mile and my
yaria Rniia. - tHuntsri. n Ia s.
son. TalAmund. tU7. second. II.
maiian. laz. third Time. its
Fourth race. enc and onsssiss
teeath miles Edwin Gum. les
luunterl. % z. won. 81 kim.
wuad. -. seeonds Dusty Miller. iet.
third Time. ! A. To-
Fffth raee. thre~aaartera 81 \
mile Monte I.ueiis. % laandyl. I
10 1. wun. Van Meas. 100. second
f1Nher Hoy. los. third Tine.
tsta b
Sixth raee. ffveelwhtha o. mile
-F1ra Hall. les lsAsdyl. : 20 s.
wun. Hector. los. second. Hilly
AAyham. los. laird Time. leo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
BASEBALL MEN
HOLD SESSION

rhe magnatcs OF the Northwest
ern baseball League Viii meet N
Taron,a this afternoon and formally
complete the schedule and ether
matters preparatory to setting DON -
IN the REGULAR Seasons business.
EVERY club win be represented and
thtnsa will be doing after this az
feruuon
~puks has several contracts IN
his pockcts and he viii HerlnK the
namen 81 his players Just a. soon a.
he has them einched. The rest OF
the managers have started nsEetia.
lions Tor players and within ths next
i've OF sin days the general public
VIII havp ieok-m At these who
win toss the sphere across the
Northwestern leagues diamonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
HANDICAP
RUN ON SATURDAY

NEXT Saturday. At the Emsryy'ile
race track. tina Family Handicap
wiil he run. There II 5000 huns
up for this new stake fentufa' Ae-
eordins 20 ths latest dope there are
~ entries and several more may De
added before Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
ST0vaLL's RELEASE
STILL HELD UP

jesse Biavall. who has located
IN Eyvrett aud Will probably play
with the Everett team In tho anna.
tegF ienRen, has Aa vet been unable
60 Hnanr0 ais release from the
iAuiNviiie team lie has written
he teaDagsv of the Kentuekiana for
Il. but Il bRe been refused.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

The following u the schedule Tor
the games tonight.
Al the Bismarck. A Pawieac,h
l. LInstrom. 6. Deppman. W ksys
and A. Johnson
AZ the Columbian -. G. klneaid
A. Buxton. J Hunt. n. Homer and
Joe Morris
AZ thu Kent alley y Holland.
NJ Midland. VI Whlteman, }
Hends rson and II. Hanna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
Resr AFTER 70 WARS.

when a usan has toiied hard al
his fife be ~ surely entitled - a
rest after he IL - years cid. start
a savings acconnt with the state
Bank ~ Seattle and be prepared 60
spend tho declining years Of your
Iffe In eas~ ana cornrurt. Small ae-
counts solicited and per cent in
ter~sf raid. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14

me 0afFes 20 utakfug ynuf hatas
faam heaaiiful h The installing -
3 szh grade mpieru pinmhlns n
t4Fss = 81 uraHn riumhinz "a.
81 Pine a. tiath phnusa -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
THEY ARE ONLY LITTLE FELLOWS
BUT THEY CERTAINLY CAN BOWL

TWO CHICAGO LADS WHO CAN
MAKE 200 SCORES WHEN
TAGV ARE IN FORM AND
They SAY THAT'S OFTEN
rAEV BEsvGp MANY or rAH
MEN IN A CITY TOURNAMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND.

First raoa. one half mlls-Lovo
~ Gold, 10 lWIllgamal. 7 to 10,
won. WnerxbaFRer. iof. second
Leonardsdaie. iof. third Time,
.ts rs.
Second race. futuFiiy--ComiifO.
10 tscoviliel. 8 20 /. won; Titus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-14
our ACQUAINTED WITH
THGsH YOUNGSTERS.

4 The elder II Arthur t.utA
4 Tho Younger Il Earl tatE.
= They are II aud s and live
4 In Chicago. III They are the
4 youngest tournament hoNlcfn
4 Ia the world They howl 800
4 scores. they challenge all Of
4 their aga.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-09-18
IRIS YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of YOU
! Troubles-A C1arksburg Citizen
/ Shows How 20 Cure Them.

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