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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
MISSION WORK
IS EXTENDED
INTEREST TAKEN IN PRACTICAL
PLANS OF REV. CARRICK EN-
ABLES HIM TO PLAN AND CAR
RY ON VALUABLE WORK

The meetings held at the mission
yesterday were all we'll attended,
especially the evening meeting. Con-
siderable interest has been awaken
ed in the work being done long the
line of practical missionary work,
and it is expected that plans will be
devised whereby the excellent work
now being done may be continued.
Tonight Rev. Reid of the M. E.
church will speak at the meeting
which will be held for the purpose
of making all interested acquainted
with the methods pursued by the
mission for the alienation Of the
needy and deserving poor, and it is
hoped that ways and means will be
devised to continue and make per-
manent the good work so we'll begun
by Mr.. Carrick.
The mission at the present is in
need of both food supplies and mon
ey. So far the burden of the work
has fallen upon Mr.. Carrick and it
has only been through his untiring
efforts that so many have been
provided with aid. The mission has
started restaurant, where those
who are in need may secure meal
free and those who have small
means can get a good meal for the
bare cost of the same. The food
supplies that have so far been re-
ceived at the mission have been
turned into, the restaurant to redeem
the free meals that have been given
out.
The system pursued by Mr.. Car
rick is to give to the deserving only,
and this is done by providing the
recipient with a ticket for free
meal. This ticket is then redeemed
by the mission either in cash or food
supplies, and the donations received
are used for the redemption of these
free meals.
Clothing and ether supplies are
given out only after careful investt-
cation of each individual case, and
the public can rest assured that
their donations arc we'll placed.
Every Interested person is invited to
call at tha mission and make inspec-
tion OF the distribution of all sup
plies, and donors may. IL they
choose, follow MP the articles given
to the mission and know just who
received them.
An invitation Is extended to all
the people of the city to attend the
meeting tonight and assist in the
good work, to come and help make
permanent the mission and place it
upon substantial basis. }
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
To Reclaim Jersey Meadows

TRENTON, N. J., Dec. 30.-on
the initiative of the New Jersey
delegates who attended the recent
convention of the National Drafn-
age association at Baltimore, a
meeting of county and municipal Of
ficials was held here today to dis
cuss plans for the reclamation of the
so-called Jersey meadows. -
1t is estimated that with the con-
stcuction of the necessary docks aud
canals land amounting to millions of
dollars in value could be reclaimed
for commercial purposes. including
a great increase in the present avail-
able waterfront area on the New
Jersey side Of the North River and
bay opposite New York city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
CASE MAY never
BE COMPTETED
PETTIB0NE VIOLENTLY ILL
CASE rs ADJOURNED AND THE
TRIAL MAY NEVER BE CON.
CLUDED fTl

BOISE, Ida, Dec. 30.-The illness
of Pettibone caused delay in the
trial today, and an adjournment was
taken until tomorrow morning. Pet
tibone was violently i'll last night
and was taken to the hospital His
condition was extremely critical for
a time, but today he is much im-
proved, 1t is thought his malady Is
incurable, and it is regarded as a
question if the trial will ever be
concluded.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
WEAK CASE"
SAYS DARROW
DARRow INTERVIEWED AT LOS
ANGELES TODAY LOOKS FOR A
PROMPT ACQUITTAL AT CLOSE
OF PETTIRONE CASE

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 3d.
Clarence Darrow arrived here today
and was taken to the California
hospital, where an examination into
to an operation for appendicitis.
The physicians announce that an
operation of Darrow may be unnec-
essary.
Interviewed, Darrow said:
''The case of the state in the Pet
tibone trial has none of the strength
shown by it in the Haywood trial.
expect a prompt acquittal."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30

was that of actually that of T. c.
Druce. The Druce vault has thus
given up secret after 10 years OF
legal proceedings which have cost a
considerable fortune.
A large part of this money was
obtained from servant girls, who
were induced to buy shares in the
company formed to prosecute the
claims of George Hollambbry Druce
against the estate of the Duke OF
Portland.
The charge of perjury against
Herbert Druce is ecectively dispos-
ed of.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
SP PARKS DECIDES
TO CALL SESSION
GOVERNOR OF NEVADA TAKES
THAT ALTERNATIVE AND
WIRES PRESIDENT TO THAT
EFFECT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Gover-
nor Sparks of Nevada wired to
Roosevelt today that he was prepar-
ing a PROCLAMATION calling the legis-
lature of Nevada in extra session.
The troops will remain in Gold
field three weeks, on the under
standing that an extra session will
be called.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30

n J. Sassenberry left for hi= home
N Grargevi1is this morning after .
visit with relatives in Charleston.
II. T.. Powers of the Lewiston
Land and Water company left ttis
morning for business visit to Port
land. "a as
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
COAL FRAUDS
ARE DISMISSED

DENVER. Colo., Dec. SO.-Judge
+, =. Lewis Of tie federal court to-
day quashad al indictments and
Sustained IL denurre~s in the coal
land fraud cases thus releasing
aboat 80 dcssndants from prosecu-
ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30

Mrs. II. w. Roberts left FOR her
home at oaksdale this morning. hav-
ing spent the holidays with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Miller.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30

George z. Crum of the firm of
White Bros 6 Crum left this morn
ing for a business visit to Spokane.
James Pearca was a passenger for
Clifford this morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-30
Chicago Wheat Market

CHICAGO, Dec. So.-Wheat close:
May, $1.o5; July. 97%c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Tree Planters, Notice.


l will again open a nursery sale
yard at my old stand cor. 4th and
Buckeye where l have been the past
8 years.
l shall have a complete stock OF
shade trees, fruit trees, grapes, small
fruits, evergreens, yard shrubbery.
roses, etc. All this stock will be in
first class condition and you can come
to yard and pick your own trees.
have sold thousands Of dollars worth
Of trees from this corner and | want
to see all my old customers back with
their friends this year. Sale yards
open last week in March II weather
permits and lasts through the month
Of April. Yard phone Is.
Ihave prize winning stock Of single
comb Rhode Island Red chickens.
Can furnish eggs from. yard or my
residence 1910 Kinney Al 81 and ti.5C
per setting. They beat ali other
during the state laying contest in
1904. . n. D. sErTLE-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

AYulougn the strictest secrecy u
maintained concerning the meeting Of
the diplomats It seems that the chief
discussion was concerning the eftl-
cheney and strength Of the triple-alli-
ance. and that 1t was especially agreed
that reciprocal relations between
Austria and Italy should be strength
ened, as the greatest danger threaten
ing the two powers was conflict be-
tween themselves, which the triple al
lance wished to avoid.
II is expected the conferences WIN
end when Prince Won Buelow and sig
nor Tittoni meet Baron Aehrenthai, me
uStro-Hungarian foreign minister.
II is asserted that the German chan
cellor is not opposed to the principe
Of a general limitation Of armamen4
but that be VIII reserve his actual 90
hesion to It until a practical way tof
Its application is found.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Sivolo 28O65.

ByAntevOlO 2l0a
Dam silva 2.1Sa by Guy Wilkes
9nd dam, Sable Hayward by POscora Hayward
Dam Of Rupee 2ll sire
silva 2:lSA
Karadan sire
Golden Gateway sire
Ollito, dam Of Kalo 226
Sd dam, Sable, by The Moor
Dam OF Sable Wilkes (3) 21S
Burlingame 2:1sa
Nell Wilkes 1928
Leo Wilkes 1924
Producing sons and daughters
4th dam, Gretchen, by Mambrno Pilot
Dam OF Romero 2;l94
DelSar 2:24
Inca 1927
Two producing sons and producing daughters
k.h 9Th 9TH and 9Th dams thoroughbred
5 for live foa $1,000 the season with return Pr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

Oscar A. Sterl Of this city at Walnut
Grove church, Carrollton, Illinois, at
high noon, April IL. They will be at
home in Abilene after June LIST.
Mrs. j. w. Haptonstall, who has
been suffering from ptomaine poison,
caused by eating canned lobster, is
much improved, fact which her
many friends will be glad to learn.
The musical program given by
the young people of the Baptist
church Sunday evening was enjoyed
by large audience and was highly
appreciated. Miss Lula Bushnell OF
Denver gave a most interesting adj
dress.
The mid year Sunday school and
young peoples rally Of the Solomon
Valley Baptist association convened
April LIST in Minneapolis, Kas. The
Baptist church Of Abilene sent as
delegates Rev. S. S. Hageman and
Arthur I. Wilson.
Samuel Jones, formerly Populist
leader OF Northeast Dickinson, is here
from Lakin. He bought 500 acres Of
land for IS an acre five years ago.
now it is under ditch and he is offered
$50 an acre but is holding for 500.
He is not worrying a bit about the
per capita.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
/ MEETING OF DIPLOMATS
German Chancellor and Italian Min
lister Discuss Triple Alliance.
Prince Won Bueiow Processes Frleno'
illness to Limitation Of Armaments
Provided II Is Practicable.

Rapolla, Italy, April l.-originally
II was intended by Prince Won Bue-
low, the German imperial chancellor
and slgnor Tittoni, the Italian minis
ter Of foreign affairs. that not the
slightest political Importance should
Be attached to their meeting here
Sunday; but after Sunday morning II
vas decided to issue an official state
ment, which follows:
.-ThIs morning there took place a
long and amIcable discussion between
Prince Won BueloW and signor Triton.
Although the conference was not
brought about BY political reasons. ma
surally the subjects Of conversation
were the political questions now oceu'
pyfng ths international field.
sThe conversation demonstrated
again The complete and full correspon-
dsncs Il IDEAS q tbe two Statesmen.'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
BEOBNT REFLECTIONS.

The frame work for j. A. Flacks
new house on North Buckeye is up.
j. D. Haskell has sold his resi-
dence on North Buckeye to Mr.. Dull
for $4,000.
Herbert, the 5year-old son oil Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Folk, is improving
from an attack Of pneumonia.
The many friends of Mrs Gideon
Folk will be glad to learn that she is
slowly recuperating although yet un-
able to walk.
An attempt was made to rob the
Santa Fe office safe last night. The
Office door was broken and the money
drawer robbed of $3.50 in pennies.
George L. Debus has brought
suit for divorce in the district court
AGAINST Estella Debus. Both parties
reside at Harrington. c. G. Towner
is attorney ior the plaintiff.
George Gross has accepted the
position as manager and buyer OF
Cases shoe department. George is
one Of Abilene's most popular and
efficient shoe statesmen.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ing Of Miss Lucy Bride Hardcastle to
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
TO Horse Breeders.
beg to Offer the following registered horses
Teddy r. No. 348O8.

black Percheron horse by the great SIRE BarbonUmPorted
TERMS $500 ioa $1,000 by the season with return
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Gave PIeasing Show.

The Boston Ideal Comic Opera Co.
had a good house last night and pre-
sented 1.-THE Mikado" capably. The
company is little shy on costumes
but has several clever comedians and
a fair chorus. The audience was gen.
erous with its applause and the old
fayorite was enioyed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Died on Wedding Tour.

New york, March MA despatch
received wednesday from Toxic m
oounces the death Of James Hsnly
smith. one Of the vsAlthiest capi.A.-
40 Of this city. AZ the time Of his
ssath Mr.. Smith was on a veddlns
TOUR around the world. HIS priae =
he divorced wife Of william hhine.
lander Stewart They we're naflaa
= thh city last September.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
a.d;,oss the Bill one Han.

Denver. April 1.-The legislature
Sunday passed a bill providing for
he submission to the people OF con.
,titutional amendment to dispose OF
certificates Of Indebtedness issued
during the seventh, eighth, ninth and
eleventh general assemblies and which
on their face amount to nearly $1,000
OOO. Twice before the people OF Col
orado voted upon a similar eonsttu
tIonal amendment and both times II
was defeated. The previous amend
ments provided for the payment Of
interest on the certificates, and the
fast time the legislature placed the
matter before the people. the prinei
nal and interest on the certificates
amounted 70 more than t2noo.ooo.
= .-5,.srss,,,i. r5r anthony.
Topeka. April LAT . meeting o.
the First district democratic congress
sIonal committee here Saturday sitter
noon Il was decided BY a unanimous
vote not to place a candidate IN me
field against Dan Anthony, the repup-
lican uominee
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Seven Speed Producing Sons.

Rt one other sire that has more to his credit
TERMS $4,000 for living colt $500 by season with return
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
81 So Poialnel.

Ihave two or three hundred bushel
Of fine Jersey seed sweet potatoes
win offer At ? cents a pound. One
mile west Of Abilene.
IA GA. HELroH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Antevolo 2:l9 IL.

~
By great Eeconee sire Of 100 $3.50 or Oe''er ln n n
n the middle west Antevolo Is sire Of
Clitus years 2i6t prh'Oa 49," o,o,
y ,s, o.o,, Consolation 2:17
Ella volo 1926 Noo N1V 49,
- 90, Billy the Kid 224i
80 mr. o.oe Lena May 1928
49,. "a a wars 9.9o Orindo years $3.50
-. ; q. o.oo1 Harry B years 1928
Estele years 2'29t noPIy aooY
voiton years 242 fNoA 1vs - o4n
voane years 1884 - oonp '
Seven Speed Producing Sons.
Sire Of dams Of Lou Mitchell 2:7t
Monte Carlo 2;0043
Veda 2:l9a
Warewol 2:22A
Grown Princess 2:1Sf
Polka Dot 214a
Dave Ryan 2:1St
Laundry Girl 2;24
Montgrazia trial 2lOi
.;.o IN Kansas that has his credit than Anevoo
s0o Oo Tor living colt by with return privilege
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
BAPTISrS TO MEETIN
RICHMOND IN 1908.
NO invitation Was Extended BY Any
Church, 81 1t Was Decided to
Go to Capital city.

DANVlLLE, VA. Nov. l4.-vicc
President J. r. Bagby called the Bap
list General Association to order ut
9:f5 O'Clock this morning Devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. j
T. Tucker of Manchester. The Com.
mittce on Time, Place and Preaches
for the next meeting of the associa.
ton reported as follows:
Time. Tuesday November l8, 1908,
! 7.30 p. m.
Place. Richmond
Preacher Rcv. w V. Savage, Of
Chmrchland. Alternate. Rev. Samuel
Saunders. Of Charlottesville.
/ DR. Charles II. Ryland offered res.
olution authorizing the committee on
cooperation 10 call a conference of
tho boards of this body located in
Richmond. also the Woman's Mission.
.'ayy Union and the officers of the cdu
cational institutions and the Religious
Herald for the purpose of considering
the advisahilitv OF establishing In
Richmond general Offices for the use
OF these boards aud for furnishing
general Baptist headquarters in the
city OF Richmond. Adopted
Dr.. Ryland Knight offered resolu-
| ton providing for committee to re-
quest the other denominations Of the
State to join in joint committee.
who shall take such action as may be
deemed wise to secure n better oh.
servance of the Sabbath. The rcsc.
linton was very heartily adopted
d.. William Vines presented the re
port on Foreign Missions. The report
Is comprehensive and appeals for larg,
or gifts to this great work. The first
speaker was Rev C. 7. Skinner. OF
Roanoke. DR.. Skinner forcefully
cnunciated the principle in religion
that the more one does for others, the
greater is the good derived by thu
individual.
D.. Mcdaniel. of Richmond pre-
sented the report of the Woman's Mis-
sicnarY Union. which showed n i0ta'
contribution OF over $4,000 dnii inc
the year.
This was followed by an address or
woinan's work by Dr. f. w Winfrev
of Cu!oeper. in which he discussed
what the gospel has done TO. woman
mood and what the women are doinr
in spreading tho gospel throughout
the worldl
after the adoption of the report
Nr. G. y. Fleet presented the repor
on Home Missions. which wae discuss
cd by Drs. S. w. C. James. of Rich
mond. ana d. D. Gay. of Atlanta. tn,
corresponding secretary of the board
which Is located In mat city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Baltimore Markets.

(By Associnted Press
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov. II = Flour
Dull, unchanged
Whca,-Flrmcr. Spot contract 1929
q 1929.
Corn-Frmer Old spot mixed a.
q Ga New SPOT mixed G3ia. No
2 white 81 a CAM.
oats-Dull No ? mixed 5Gh.
Rye--steady. No. 2 Western domcs
Butter-Firm. unchanged Fancy
imitation ~ a %; creamery 2S q
%; liable % a %; store hacked IS
Esgs-Steady. unchanged 81 a 90
Cheese-Firm. unchanged. Large
lCA; flats 16A small 1913.
Sugar--UnchanGcd. Coarse granu
lated $40. Fine $40.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15

a before the council ana asked the
BODY 10 return TO MIR T.. NJ Hastings
ne sum of Sl50 paid into the tow
or a license To contact a saloon IN,
ouncil decided To return the cash tc
sr' Hastings, whose liccnsc was re-
,oked By Judge Blackstone. OF IN,
Circuit Court
The council pissed resolution
transfer. Ing the liquor license OF Mr
ionn e. Foster Ut the corner of Mel
.cn and Mallory streets. TO MIR Thom
~ Francis
The application TO conduct saloon
n Mallory avenue OF MIR Joseph
Scott OF Newport News. was laid OF
he tal.e for iutu.o confederation.
Going to the Exposition.
The Town recorder read an invita-
Ion to the council from the James
own Exposition Company requeRtnl
he presence OF Mayor rurncss nnu
he conncilncn to attend "Civil I'M
provcmcrt Day on November ~. CHI
invitation was accepted aud the tow
fathers will 70 oves to the Exposition
in II body.
The council passed resolution re-
anesting the Newport News ami UiU
Point Railway and Electric Company
to maintain - fifteen minute schodui,
on the Buckroe line on else erect Il
waiting room at tho phoehus junction.
for passengers on the line.
The council authorized Mayor Fus.
ness TO have Il Rhcd constructed along
side the engine house Tor the protcc
lion of the towns carts and vehicles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
WOODSTOCK TO BE DRY"
cou I Declares That Local optor
Election Was locally Conducted

WOODSTOCK. Va. Nov. 18th,
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah Country
has declared the local option election
of August 10, at Woodstock. to hay
been legally conducted The I'd ys'
carried the town by one majority an,
the vets contested the result, alles
ing fraud. The case was heard ycp
tcrday and "A decision was not hande,
down until late at night.
This closes the last two saloons II
Shenandoah County each OF which
paid license of $500 to the town
Two years ago the town went wet
by about tweutyseven majority. Til
ruling goes into effect November %
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Money Market.
NV Associnted prcss)

NEW YORK, Nov. ll-Monev OF
call strong a II per cent; ruling
ratio 10: closing bid q: offered at @
Time loans nominal. 60 days and 90
days II per cent; six months per
cent. Close: Prime mercantile paper
namnally at to 10 per cent Ster.
ling exchange cnsicr with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at 4sG % n
iSf 80 Tor demand End ut Az rs a
as for GO day bills Bar silver 1917
Mexican dollars 1914
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
Professional Downward Boosters
We're Busy Circulating Alarm.
Ing Reports About Business.
UNITED STATES STEEL HARD MT
Selling induced by Wide Relaxation il,
the Iron and steel Trade mad That
the End of 1t ie Not in sisht-The
Total Sales and Closing ouations
Bonds irregular.
lRy Associated lress.l

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-the stock
market WAS decidedly weak at some
points today. Renewed liQuidhtions
OF al urgent kind was Inferred to hc
paitly responsible for this. II was
suspected also that there was a
growth OF activity on the part of the
professional bears in The market the
calculations from timc to timn of
runners OF an unfavorable character
Which failed confirmation tending to
confirm this Impression The nri1-
cinal Immediate factor in the mar:
ket was the emphatic testimony from
The iron ana steel trade that il is To
20 further. The selling induced by
this development naturally conyerced
on the securities Of the United States
steel CORPORATION. but PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad was sharply affected and In
close sympathy.
notwithstanding Tic considerable
symra;hc,ic effect OF those specf,l
ccntcrs OF weakness. scrutiny of tho
HHraral list Will show that 1, was a..
fecicd comparatively little. some
hgh premiums were naid on CURRENCY
again carly in the day. but the ton
dcncy was toward Relaxation. The
opinion Is heard amongst Now York
bankers thar conditions may be dne
10 whnt ls. in effect, boarding by the
interior backs themselves. which have
been moved 10 strengthen their re-
serve position as Il precautionary
measure but seem to have ovcrilone
M matter in some Instances. Bonds
wcrs Irregular
Toioi sales. Par value. sa,2iiOOO
United States bonds were unchanged
on coll. Total sales Asa. 100 shares.
ircludinE: Copper $4,000. Sugar G..
300; tobacco LOO: Chesapeake &
ONO 2.GO0; ST. Paul 10000; Louis
,nNlc q Nashville 500; Norfolk G
Western 500; Ponnsvlyania 5740O:
ReadiaE $500: Southern Railway
100: United States steel 500: do
preferred $4,000; Virginia Carfnina
chemical 500, do preferred 200: Sloss
Sheffield.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-15
STRANGER Jumps INFO RIVER.
Unknown Man Ends life by Jumping
on BRIDGE at Lynchburu.

LYNCHBuRG, VA. Noy li.-Al
unknown white man. apparently abou
forty years Did. committed sulc.dI
mere by jumping from the Amhcrs
Bridge into James River.
The body was seen at the su fac.
200 yards hollow. and then II disap
peared Tho river has been dragpc'
all day for the body. and tonight resl
men have taken up the work Th'
suicide Is believed to be stranger
and all EFFORTS to arrive at his denti
ty have been unava.lng. Ills hat ant
umbrella. whicls ne discarded on In
bridge. appear to have lncn buuvh
in New York. The size OF the hat !:
80.