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broker. lie is a necessity under the
present system. OF the total value OF
the last years crop in this country.
over seven hundred millions dollars,
he said. SPECTATORS and buclSet-shops
got one hundred millions in charges
and commissions. : Z, n
The conference will2be called to order
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning by
Chairman James r. NcColl. of iProvi-
sdencc, r. l.. of the American Associa-
ton of Cotton Manufacturers, The ad-
dress of welcome will be delivered BY
Governor lIoke Smith. Response will
he delivered by C.sW NIAGARA. OF Man
chester. England. vice-president or the
International Conference, and presi-
dent. Of the International Cotton Spin
ners' Association Of Europe Otherad
dresses will be delivered by Herr AR
thur kutller Vienna Austria and VIII
liam ilartshorn. Lawrence. Mass presi-
dent of the American Association OF
Cotton Manufacturers. TIE business or
the conferences will begin Monday at
ternoon with meetings of the various
committees on sectional subjects. Re
ports OF committees and discussions be-
Y I'M Tue Slla V morn ing }T! 9tfisi
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full LEGAL TITLE
OF BISHOP INGRAM
How Bishops Obtained Seat in
British Parlia-

The Right Reverend and Right Hon
torable Arthur Foley yYinnington-In-
gram, D. D., by divine permission 10th
Lord Bishop OF London, was born jan
5uary 26. S5S; consecrated in 1897 as
Bishop suffragan OF stepn ey. and trans
lated to London / N ! 901. 55 a
Bishops rank in the peerase be tween
viscounts and barons, but three take
precedence OF the rest in the following
sorder-London, Durham and Winches-
ter. This position In the pcerag e was
assigned them in the reign OF Henry
VIII. Before the Norman conquest the
bishops We're always summoned to give
counsel to the King In the Witan. to-
getherB 4withAthes Ealdorlnen and other
chief persons OF the Kingdom. Al ter-
wards, in the Great Council OF the
Realm. they occupied the same place,
like the judges and councillors. Their
position. however. underwent a gradual
modification. William the Conqueror
had converted. their lands into baronics,
and thus required from them attend
ance at court and military service.
Consequently as by degrees all the
greater land owners were summoned
8ial tenure, the bishops came to be
summoned i'm TX manner as baroness
still, however. retaining much OF their
earlier charact ter M ''sap ientes.'' or
Spiritual Lords OF Parliament On the
other hand. Although the bishops have
now cca sed to hold their ancient
baronies. most OF them still sit In tho
House OF Lords the Rlshop Of London
always. a bishops mitre is a. high
cleft cap. generally OF linen, sti ffenel
with embroidery and Jewels (that of
the Il Bishop of LondonSis OF ivory \, en-
circed at the n base with a jeweled
golden fillet. and having two fringei
pendants hang Ing. below from within,
The croaier, the symbol OF a. shepherd
and discriminating I'm n crook, s still
borne l,pon occasions by d diocesan bisl.-
ops. lie should be $ad dressedf as my
Lord on, ~ our Lordship." and formally
,,'plie III light Reverend Father in God,
Arthur, Ivy Divine emission .ord
I8Rishpp# OF london 70 sAt lie NV lfe
or the u hop q 6 l.ontl on Mould a ",
lnp Tie, and ,llerel IN ,lSs cons
<tlOtler, ES$ sS
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New James River Day Line

5s n BIISSV ZEN
RICT1MoND. NEWPORT NEWS. JAMES.
TOWN EXPOSITION AND NORFOLK
THE sTAUNCH AND SPEEDY STEAMER
QUEEN ANN 2.
III Through fast line: no tiresome stops at
river landings; leave Richmond $ons hour
lat or than o Their line and reach Jamestown
Exposition three hours ~ earlier. Is
Great rad uetton In: rates. Straight fare
to Newport News. Jamestown Exposition
ana Norfolk, tl.2b, y Round trip, good for
ten days 2. o0.s Special round trip tickets,
leaving Wednesdays and Fridays. returning
Sundays II. 50, ri 81 N s5 Il
s. steamer leaves ri chmond Mondays. we'd
neadaya and Fridays at 81 a. NJ. Clyde Line
Pier. Returning, leave Norfolk Tues
days * and 8 Thursdays. Cainpbelvs Wharf
7:so N. JaInestowp Exposition tPlne
Beach Pier) 8 Al NJ. III Newport News 8 :46
A., NJ, reaching Richmond q p, A. on
sunday leave Norfolk S1s NJ: Pine u eacn
Pie, 3:so II. M; Newport News \ lis III nj. 4;
arriving Richmond sac g. n, Steamer
stops so minutes at Jamestown Island going
and returning. For Informal ionit telephone
SIC. III f.. oDFIN. Agent. Clyde Line
Pier. S{iS Sf n
Regular meals or nice lunch service. as
may be desired. AZ, q
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Inc. s. sG99,595
Inc. l2.209,o00[
!. Surprise Party.

VI Avery enjoyable surprise par was give
u Miss Ruby stolta.E No. 2ool West uraca
Street by her rarsntk Among those Ell, pfe efans
Heller, Marian Smith. Edna Crensha w.Ss anis
Ellyson, Nettle Reuhrmund,s Reas!e iooMElns.
,Irmas Fuller, Olive Webster liSabeth Fren6
Myers, Ellen Garland and AIRS Cohen;
Messrs, Henry yPhill'ps,s Herbert f'rcnsln'w,
Jesse Mood, Charlie phll ms, cave AlndtoS.
Charlie Hall. IN, and Messrs Crumbs, Brown
and Cohen. Tho evenii1Ss was spent In play
.lls salnss, he first prize being MOI BY n
Henry phiipS. tS n III ~ gls
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MARKET PAGE ?-nrCSwfhla:.utAn
ATLANTA. GA. October 6.-Assem.
blcd In Atlanta tonight aSe 500 dele
gates to the International Conference
of Cotton Growers and Manufacturers,
representing the industry of growing,
spinning and manufacture of cotton
of the entire world.
The object In coming together of in
terests Whose aggregate products are
valued at S3,000,000,0o0 annually. is
primarily economic. and to this end
TINS worlds cotton congress was de-
,n ,,,,G, lor conference Of every depart
hlent OF this vast industry. Another
object Is the organization OF perma-
! .nrnt congress which shall meet an
ltnuaiiy and attached to it have depart
lments- for the Discrimination OF infor-
nation ut all times. The leading men
Association of Europe, the Associuticr
lnf& Cotton Manufacturers ar tile United
States. tho American Manufacturers.
/ ASSOCIATION. the Farmers Educational
ana Co-OperatiNe Union and the South
erlf Cotton Association are hore and
collectively their Organizations consist
! iute the International conference which
4 begins -morruw and continues three
Il DAYS,
Mann of these men are ayowediy op-
Il posed TO the speculative element which
has attached itself 10 tile cotton grow
1 ing industry. ana If the forthcomin,
l-conSress can do it, they saysit Viii de.
Mise means to eliminate them G.. ".
4 NIAGARA, of Manchester. England. head
Y OF the great Banncrman Mills and
\ president Of tho International Co,tou
4 Summers Association of Europe, calls
4 we speculative end of the business d
curse and hopes to seesi 1t eliminated.
4 Speaking Of the work Of the con.
iISress and its aims. Mr. NIAGARA admit
led with qualification, that European
3},nills have sold their produts on aver
EaHe ofnine months ahead on tho basis
tof raw cotton at fifteen cents poi
lpound. while the present market |,
under eleven cents. This. hs admit,
ited, Is large profit, but lie said is no
tieNccssiHe when@lit is considered tina
There are wears when mills are opes
X rated at loss.
d MIR. NIAGARA said he hoped as a ne
Esult Q fthis and succeeding consrcsse
american cotton planters Will leurl
FIRST that they have growing competi
&tiion: and then that their future su
IN pr"fnacles lies in economies of pruduc
,fhtinn. and unless they do. foreign cor
sumption Will decrease each year. III
lsald lifetime when tile grower wil
Stsell direct to the manufacturer ap
pears renlole, unless the growers co,
$50 organize as to do the work uny
DOM By the egl%1nate middle man o
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave cornar Of Seventh and Perry
Streets. Y Manchester. every hour Con II tha
h1ur) from 81 A M. TO 10 p. NJ, 4 r.. M
car 8sE to Nj Cheste r. W. Last car IL midniSht
through q to Pstarshurg Limited car, b;45
r. NJ = daily. except Sunday. If Il
II Cars leave PetershurK &. Il foot Of Sycamore
Street, every hour from 6;S a. N. to 1875
P. NJ. last car. i ]: $40 IF. NJ: lin tied car,
7:16 a. NJ. daily. excent SUNDAY, 81 5s & y
All cars from Petersburg connecting }Rioh-
mond cars sst Il s5a 81 III
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MeetinQIs.
S~~~~~>~~~
Rlchrn0nd Va Gar


Richmond, Va. Sept. 10, 1907.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Annual Meeting OF the StockhoId :
RAILWAY COMPANY for tho election
of Directors, the ratification OF all acts
OF the Board OF Directors and all com
mfttees thereof. since the last annual
meeting, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting. will be held
at the Office Of tho Company, corner
OF Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY. the
22d day OF October. 1907, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
The stock transfer books will be
closed Mt the Office OF Mcssrs.,J. p.
Morgan e CO., 23 Wall Street. New
York. on Monday. October z. 1907, at 8
o'clock r. 81, and will DO reopcncd on
"Wednesday. October 70. Il 907. at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
c. e. WEXFORD
Secretar..
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ISeaboard Air Line RAILWAY.

SOUTHBOUND TRAINS Scheduled TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAHL r. s..
%a:35 A., M.--Local to Forllna. Raleish,
Charlotte, Wilmington I $3.50 P. M. -Sleep-
ers and coaches. Atlanta Blrmingh am. sa-
va ma Ii. ~ Jacksonville and Florida points
i9,25 az. M,--Sleeperss and coaches. Atlanta,
Rrn,ing ham, Memphis Savannah. jackson
Eyllle and Southwest. III .ssa3 ~ 5 fJs,
TRAINS SCHEDULED HT0
3$; ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
E6:6orA.M NJ. 6.35E r. M. /. 1905 p NJ.
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r. F. & z. ss S$$s$5:: ! !

~. 0 u. : paqoMGt: = :
IRA IRA ms LEAVE RICHMOND = NORTH
100 q. M-Daiiy-Main St rhroush.
1880 a. M.--wcok Days-Elbn Ashland
Acconmod alton. 3
$40 a. M.--Daily-Byrd Street. Through.
1901 Noon--we.i Days Byrd 81 through.
1880 =. M..-W.ek Days--fslba, Ashland
400 p. M.--Week4 Days-Byrd ST wash.
A. Ington Accommodation.
e:to =. unday only--Elba Washing
ton Accommodation.
$40 y. M.--Weclt Days-Eibn Egh,ard
Accommodation
s:ss !. M-Daily-Main ST. Through.
.r s;se F.: M.npniIy-Byrd s.. Throl,si,
iiA iss Arrive o. , = e
Z e:so a. M,-----Week paye-Elba. Ashland
Accommodation.
+ 1:bo A. Mt--Daiiy--Byrd st Through.
!. S::6 a. M,--week Dnys-Byrd 81. Wash.
inzton Accommodation.
1889 a. sunday ouls-Elba Washing.
ton Recommendations
1870 a. M--Week Days-Elba Aahlunt
Accommodation.
ls s:.e 2 M-Daily-Maln st. Through,
.Washington- Expedition special.'.
e:tD z. Mf--Wcek Days--Elba., Ashland
Accommodation.
7:l6 p. M..-Daily--Byrd ST Through B
400 p. M.-Dnily--Byrd ST Ihrou III. Lo.
cal stops.
916 r. M.--.Daiiy--sfain ST Through
NoTE-Puliman Sleeping or paricr Car
on all above trains, except local accomm,
dntions Il
All trains 10 and from Byrd Street s,a.pn
stol. at Elba
Tim. OF arrival and departure. and COR.
nections not guaranteed.
G. w. GULF. w: n TAYLOR
Genl Ssupc. rraf. Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-07
FOR NEW YORK.
Virginia Navigation Co. S
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE
To .Jameat0wn E.xnos;tinn

STEAMER PocAHoNTAs LEAVES FROM
OLD DOMINION WHARF MONDAY WE'D
NEsDAYs and FRIDAY. s STEAMER HAhIP-
TON TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATuR-
DAY at%7 a. NJ for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Ola Point. Newport News. Claremont and
James River landings connecting at Old
Point for washington, Baltimore and the
North Staterooms reserved for the night at
moderate prices on Pocahontas. Electric
cars direct TO tho wharf. Tickets on sale
a. Richmond Transfer Co. sl9SE. Main
Street sos Fast Main Street. or on wharf
or steamer. Farelto 9Norfollt. one way 81 SO.
Round trip. S2.50. a. 81 IA Is
Is Steamers stop at Exposition Grounds Pier.
1o4th Street. III ~ S,{sa III 5gsa 33
If Freight received for above-named places
and all points I'm Eastern Vir glnia. North
Carolina aud the East. 55$s5sa 5ssts si3
a. JOHN =. MAYER. Agent
ii IRWIN WrEIs1GER. Gen'l Tyr.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND MAS
STREET STATION. EAsTBoUND
5000 81. Fast daily trains TO Sc~,iof,
o:ott a. n. News. Old Point, Norfolk and
200 n. Exposition All ira'na easy
t;.s p. NJ lPuiimans or Parlos cars.
100 a n. Daily Locals TO NcNpors
wEsTBoUSD-sf..TN LINE
o.oopM Daily. Louisville. Cincinnati.
1I,no pM Chicago and st Louis Through
! Pullman sieepers
5:.a 4. M.--week Days --suinion Daily
Charlottesville,
Ion r. M,-Daiiy-Local TO Gordonsr.!i.
a:1o z. M--Week Days-Local TO Cran.e
JAMES RIVER LINE
l6:s0 a M.-Daily - LynchburS. Lexington
Va and Clifton Forge.
5;ls r. M.--Week Days - To Iynchbr,E
Sleeper Natural Bridge and
Clifton Forge
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the East-9.t0 A. NJ. HTS ~
l;so 2. M.&7;oo r. ~. $500 r NJ. lo;al
r. ~.
Main Line west-5:oo "A. A. $3.50 A. NJ.
$3.50 r. M4:15 p. M,7.45 r. 81.
James River Lire--'s:36 "A. NJ. 1905 r. VI
Daily except sunday.
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coUNTnY,s. MONEY CIRCULATION
Addlttonsof x1H053,OOO To Country's
Sunply During Scptembcr.

Addition sof x1R.053,OOO To- Country's
Supply During September.
FL NEW YORK, October 6.M Money cir
culattnE In the United Stairs Was IN
creased s16652. 000&lasts month ~ aSgely
on account OF an addition to The ou ".
standing supply Q III gold 4certlilca ln.
Compared with n nlonth aEo. IS naHseS
an the denominations4of the Sscsurr1eAlc'y
are as follows: s8 ii .82 +. 81 !. \ I !.
Gold coin $500. !. !. II. ..s,s nc.sS oyo
Gold certificates 3, ..,s.. Inc. 2,ao9, 900
Silver coin ana certltl n. 4 \ ~, Y !
subsidiary silver 4 {, !. / nc. Il IN 1,S67,32S
Treasury notes .5..i..S,. Dec l,6lS
United States MOI es.5. nc. 6.S ,S ! Sa
national bank notes ,5,.g. Dec, 2,646,s72
Total IN. !. I. 4 4. e. nc. s 16,652,75A
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! FISH PLANS INJUNCTION
May Try to Prevent Hartman Voting
1890. n lfninn Pail6E HI ldln ~. III

Union Pacific Holdings.
NEW YORK, b Octob er a g. tuyves-
ant Fish's fight with the Hartman. IN
.terests for control OF the LIMOS zen,
Street Saturday, Is likely to lead to an
effort by Mr. Fish's supporters to OBJ
tain an iniunction restraining the.vot-
ing or 2SO.00O sharesl held by the Unto1,
Pacific, Railroad. wa, ! ua NJ. surmlsed
that the transfer Of 51h 900 EFh a res q
Illinois Central stock from the u Rail-
road Securities Company to ~. IL Fla Y
Friman and other individuals was made
to lessen by this amount the stock
which might be tied up by q MI n1u lft
ton. isEty f- sts! fS
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90 II IL = z I'lIl.I7
5ORIEN'I

InpIENT cLARk.,s TENTH ANNUAL.
Gzsz.sssS.7 - CRU e, February s.. lp08, 40
daysN by spee!a III chartered
rs. IS. hicH 900 tons TILL n NO RS
6ISulIN p S,ll LIE N, oILD 2. u Z h ROWMAN.
~. fk!g and 'r, Ayt; 4O8 III. Nm st. FflANEkSO,
ola Rk, ~ lncs Bull dina. New xOsk, 5S
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Atlantic Coast / Inc.

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 1907.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: Sis A. AZ. 7;.s
For Norfolk: 1900 A. NJ. 1900 a. H..
's3:oe5 r. NJ and s.7:e5 p. NJ.
Tor N. Is w. Ry. West: $3.50 and 1900
A. NJ. Ic:1oGand 900 r. NJ.
3 For Petersburg $500 and 5000 A. NJ,
1910. $500. .3:2s r.. NJ. 500. $50 o. p. NJ,
g7:2. and 1870 p. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayettevllle: .3..5
PM. s58 513 E
A. M. 1896. Esslo:45 and ''1l:2o A. ~.
.l:e7. 2:o5. $50. 5000 8; so and 40 40 r. N
Except Sunday SUNDAY only, f,5
Time Of arrivals and departures and CON
ncctions not guaranteed. 8
c. Is. CAMPBELL.RD ID. 3P "A 81
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STEAMBOATS,.
CLYDE Ste amshiip Company.

ts "a M 2S#PIfII.ADELPIIIA, Ff i. u
RICEMON AND 5NORFOLK II E.
Freight received and delivered daily al
sC q o. Ry, Co.'S Depot. seveteenth and
broad Streets, S47 Fl. X, OODFlN. Soliciting
ARen (, Il Clyde Line WHARF. Phone al d, II NJ
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DnrrHNV UnNCr INntfC. W 54lle a
BOISE. october Go Clarence barrow.
OF Chicago, underwent a second opera
ton Yesterday for nbscess In the left
ear. The operation was a success
Mr., barrow Will be out in about ten
days.
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Nz&SM N6ija|ka W6stil

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE; TO NoRFnrt
In Effect July IL. 1907
Il FOR NORFOLK: 7:25 r. NJ daily: G.aj
"a, AZ. 900 a. NJ aud 300 p, NJ. except
sunday: S:lo A. N. and 200 I'M. SUNDAY
OIL!
FOR LrNcHBuRG. THE WEST ANI
SOUTHWEST: $500 A.. NJ. except Sunday.
$40 A. NJ. Sunday only: 4 10 r. NJ and o:9s
p. NJ daily.
ARRIVE RICHaloND. From Norfolk
1890 A. NJ. $3.50 r. II. and l.:4o p. NJ ex.
cept Sunday 1I:t5 A. NJ. and o:46s p. NJ
Sunday only
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars cans
Dining Cars
w 3. BEvlLT1. c. H. ROSLEY,
~ Gen. Pas. Agent. Dis Pas Agent
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s The wisdom of q period of quicscence
i In speculation and new venture whicl
ssthis process OF rccuperation is work
ms. out Is. enjcncd by financial adj
ss9gStsers of authority, and explains thu
motive OF the small active interest
Il manifested at presen, IN tho marke,
q lof# securities.
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NOstund Operated On.

BA,Yc,NNEA, s FRANCE. October c.
Edmond Rostand. the poet and play
wright was operated upon 9to-day for
3;appenNdicitis. His condition is said To
be satisfactory.
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THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK.
tfron the New York Evening Post OF Saturday.
S1NCk -EICIIAA IE: ,ili.A NSAErIONS.
TIE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK.
llnilMay mud miscellaneous ShnrcA.

shows weeks highest lowest and closing prces
eek High and low prices also given the full year o
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WORLDS COTTON GROUIERS
ASSEMBLE IN ATLANTA
Five Hundred Delegates Assembled for the Inter
national Conference Which Has Important.
Work Ahead

slNKEr necessity under til
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Regular meals or nice lunch service. a
may be desired, si 5 8s "a III
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-11
SOLONS
RETURN HOME
0. A. Anderson, Brooks and
Miles Lose No Time
Leaving Boise

Representatives o. A. Anderson, S.
S. Brooks, and c. c. Miles. returned
Sunday from Boise. The remainder
of the Lewiston contingent is expected
on the boat this evening.
Messrs. Brooks and Miles left di-
rectly for their homes on the reserva-
ton and Mr. Anderson left for his
home at Orofino. These solons work
ed with the insurgents during the ses-
sion and are strongly responsible for
the measures of Importance that pass
ed during the session where Lewiston
has been the BENEFICIARY.
Mr.. Anderson was on the appropria-
tions committee in the house, and while
working mainly in the interests of the
asylum, was at all times entirely fair
to the Normal and was to be counted
IN In an emergency.
Mr.. Miles has received honorable
mention in the. reports of the work OF
the session in looking after the af-
fairs Of his committees and of hic
constituents. and Mr.. Brooks was con-
sidered an efncient member.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-11
fICHTH WEEK
OF THAW CASE
Defence Blocks Jerome by
Directing to His Many
Questions

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE eighth
week of the Harry X. Thaw murder
.rio1 onened today with District At
torney Jerome ready to proceed with
witnesses in rebuttal.
The first witness called was Fred
srick w. Longfellow, one of the Thaw
,ouoilv attorneys, who was questioned
regarding the suit of Ethel Thomas
AGAINST Harry K. Thaw, in which
1ongfellow's firm acted for Thaw.
Attorney Delmas, for the defense,
objected strenuously to the questions
regarding the suit and was sustained.
DeImas Makes Objections.
Attorney Delmas objected to Dis
trict Attorney Jerome going into
Thaw's history prior to 1908.
District Attorney Jerome contended
that if he were not allowed to go into
matters prior to 1908, all evidence re-
lating to matters before that time in
troduced by the defense must be
stricken out.
This Attorney Delmas agreed, to,
but when District Attorney Jerome
said this would cause the hypothetical
question to be stricken out as we'll, he
withdrew his consent.
District Attorney Jerome showed the
witness a document and asked If 1t
freshed his mind as to when he rep
resented Thaw in the Thomas case.
Attorney Delmas objected to a fur
ther questioning Of the witness as 70
the Ethel Thomas case on the ground
that Mr.. Longfellow was acting as
Thaw's counsel.
DeImas outwits jerome.
District Attorney jerome said he
could not go ahead If the defense
pleaded professional privilege, but he
thought, in the interest of truth, the
counsel might waive.
Attorney Delmas broke in at the
word waive with the declaration
that:
"In defending a man for his life,
have no power to waive anything"
District Attorney Jerome continued
IN an effort to get In a question re.
sarding the Abe Hummel affidavit, II
which Evelyn is alleged to have denied
telling Thaw regarding her ravish.
nAnt by White.
Attorney Delmas, however, blocked
the prosecutions effort at every turn
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-11
OWL TRAIN RUNS
INTO LANDSLIDE
Engine Is DeraiIed in Cut
Quarter of Mile Above
Arrow

The Owl train ran into a landslide
about a quarter of mile beyond Ar
row about GAS o'clock this morning,
and was delayed about four hours in
reaching the city. The Spokane
Lewiston 9:10 train ran as far as Ar
row, where it was held until the tracks
had been cleared and the Lewiston
flyer had passed.
At the item Of the collision with
the slide, the down train was running
slowly, with the result that the en-
gine was not badly damaged and no
passengers were injured besides being
shaken up by the sudden stopping Of
the train. The pony trucks of the en-
gine left the rails.
Slide Occurs in Cut.
The slide occurred in a curve
through a cut and was not seen by the
engineer until almost upon 1t, which
prevented his stopping the train.
Laborers were Immediately taken to
the scene of the slide, and while one
gang was clearing the track, tho other
was engaged in getting the engine
back on the track. The northbound
train was delayed less Than an hour.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-11
DowIE FUNERAL ON THURSDAY
Body to Lie in State IN Reception
Room of Shiloh House.

CHICAGO, H., March 11.-A touch
of the ostentation that marked the
rule of John Alexander Dowie in the
Christian Catholic church which he
founded will be observed during the
funeral services of the deposed leader
The white-robed choir, whoch was
shorn of its vestments when Overseer
Voliva assumed control in Zion City,
will take part in the ceremonies which
will be held on Thursday afternoon
in Zion tabernacle.
Judge Barnes, one Of the few elders
of the church who remained faithful
to Dowio will conduct the services
and preach the funeral sermon.
The body will lie in state in, the
reception hail of Shiloh house, the
Dowie residence.
The burial will be at Lake Mount
cemetery at Zion City beside the grave
of Dowie's daughter who died several
years ago from burns caused by the
explosion of an alcohol lamp.
No memorial services for the de-
ceased were held in Zion City today,
the only public reference to his death
being a tribute paid Dowie by one of
the deacons at early mass.
Mrs. Dowie and Gladstone, her son,
arrized at Zion City early yesterday.