Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-27

Fort Worth, Texas.-Six persons are
reported killed and a number injured
in a tornado which swept over Emory
Saturday night. A severe rain and
ELECTRICAL storm done much damage to
property in the northern part Of the
state.
New York.-A riot of longshoremen
resulted in the serious injury of a half
dozen persons Saturday. The trouble
started in the south section where
negro strikebreakers have been en-
played.
Cleveland.-Mrs. Mary Steadman
was shot and killed yesterday by Will
liam Brown, a veteran Of the Spanish
American war. The Steadmans run a
hotel and had elected Brown from the
house.
Lexington.-Jesse Spicer, under in
dictments on several charges of muir
der and fraud in two counfsas, enjoys
his liberty and is not sought by the
officers. He operated extensively in
Breathitt county, where he located
hundreds of people on ficticious timber
claims and is also under indictment for
three murders in this county.
Vancouver. B. C.-Lieut Governor
Hon. James Dunsmuir and party ar
rived here yesterday from bear hunt
ing expedition to Gardeners Inlet and
report a narrow escape Friday by the
burning of the governors steamer,
Thistle.
Lincoln, Neb.-william J. Bryan adj
dressed the printers yesterday. speak
ing of the value of ideals and the
beauty of the fraternity. He praised
the members of the Typographical
union as tradesmen of the highest or
der.
Rome.-The question of the revision
of the Vulgate or Latin version of the
Bible is assuming great Importance.
st. Jeromes version is recognized as
the authentic text for public use but
the council did not deny its 'imper-
fections.
New York-Dominic Zissa was found
murdered in his bed yesterday and his
father has been placed under arrest
charged with the crime. The MUIR
dered man was % years of age and the
sole support of the family. The arrest
of the father is the result OF testimony
given by his wife. who stated ne had
often threatened to kill his son be-
cause the latter would not give him all
of the money he wanted.
Denver.-An attempt will be made to
raise s1000,o00 to be used in the con-.
struction of mining temple The
pans provided by Secretary GalNraith
called for the expenditure of $500 900,
but it was finally decided to raise the.
larger amount s4
New York.-Fifteen thousand men
knelt in the sodden grass Of the parade
ground at the Brooklyn navy yards in
! the celebration of the fifth military
| field mass ~ honor of the soldiers and
sailors who lost their lives during the
Spanish American war.
Ell Paso.-Fiye persons We're serious
ly injured in a street car collision yes
terday. The cars were running at full
speed and practically demolished The
accident is due to the failure of the
motormen to observe orders.
Clayton, N Y.-May Irwin, the ac-
tress, was married to Kurt Eisfield,
her manager, yesterday. The only wit
nesses TO the ceremony were the brides
two sons. The couple will spend the
summer on the st. Lawrence.
Washington. President Roosevelt.
Secretary Loeb and Admiral Rixey will
leave tomorrow or Canton to attend
the funeral of the late Mrs Mckinley.
$ASoSo'-ln ne pollce were called yes
terday to quiet an impending riot In
the Christian Catholic church. The
call was made by William Glenn vo-
Iva, successor of the late John Alexan-
der Dowie, and the clash was the re-
suit of the alleged opposition Of Voliva
calling general conference.
London.-The Times Toxic cores
pendent states the Japanese govern
ment does not attach great Importance
to the attack upon the Japanese res
traurant keeper in San Francisco last
week.
New York.-Posing as a dealer Of