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fooled or fooled with. n he's elect
cd he'll carry out his programme. sen
ate or no aenate-and no matter
what scaros you people cook up In
tho stock market" To this they made
no answer beyond dcllcately polite
inslnuationa about being tired OF pay.
Ing for that which was theirs Of
right aid not argue: II IL never
necessary 20 puncturo the protensos
81 men OF affairs with n view 10
saving them from falling into tho or.
ror Of forgetting that whatever
right" may mean on Sunday. on
week days Il means that which .
man can compel.
returned 10 Frgdonla and sent
Woodruff east 20 direct a campaign
Of calamity bowling 10 the eastern
press. for tho benefit OF New York
Boston and Philadelphia captains OF
Industry" AZ tho end Of ten days I
recalled him. and sent Roebuck 20
Wall street 20 confirm the fears and
alarms Woodrufrs campaign had
aroused And IN tho west I was
laying out the money had been
able 10 collect from tho leading men
OF Minnesota, Illinois, Ohio and west.
ern Pennsylvanla-eIoept q quarter
OF a million from Howard OF New
York. 10 whom we gave tho vice pres
idcntial nomination for that sum. and
about half a million more given by
several eastern men. TO whom we
promised cabinet Offices and posts
abroad put all this money. not
far from two millions. into our cam
palgn Of education" and into those
importing delegations upon burbank
at his rural retreat"
To attempt 20 combat scafboroush'a
popularity with the rank and filo Of
his own party. was hopeless con
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GUIDES DOUBLE MURDER.
Jesse ssarIe. shoots wife aaa Broth-
er, Then Himself

PENNINGTON. Me-. July i5.-Jesse
Scarlcs. a farmer. aged about twenty
Eve years. shot aud killed hls wife aud
his brother. Edwani scarlcs. In North
Chesterville and aficrward shot him
self. probably fatally. Jealousy II sup
posed 70 have been the cause Of the
act.
Scarlcs committed the double murlc
M bis wife aud brother were taking y
Sunday stroll In the woods about o.
mile from the village. Returning a. his
house. he Informed some friends of
what be- had done aud then shot him.
self.
He was stlll alive NJ late hour. but
his condition was critical. Both the
victims ~ his craftsmanship were dead
when people from the village reached
the scene ~ the shooting. Each was
shot through the hoad. aud probably
both died instantly.
For about six months Jesse Scnrles
aud his wife had been living apart
They came 60 North Chcsicryllle from
Rangclcy about two years ago. Both
the men served rs guides for sportsmen
In the Rangclcy region.
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The other part OF our work OF prep
aratlon - getting the Wall street
whales in>condltion for the "fat-fry-
ing"-was also finished. The Wall
street Roebuck and adventured
was in a state OF quake from fear
OF the election of the scourge
Of God" as our subsidized socialist
and extreme radical papers had dub
bed Scarborough-and what invalu'
able campaign material their praise
OF him did make us!
Roebuck and went from ONCE to
Office among the great OF commerce.
industry and finance. We were re-
ceived with pollteness everywhere,
But not a penny could we get. Every
where the same answer: I'VE can.
not see our way 10 contributing Just
yet But II you will call early next
weekday Monday or Tuesday"
four or five days away-"we'll let you
know what we can do" The most
ardent eagerness to placate us. to
keep us In good humor; but not
cent-until Monday or Tuesday.
When heard Monday or Tues
day" for the third time my suspi.
cions we're aroused. When heard
Il the nth time. ! understood. Wall
street was negotiating with the other
side. and would know the result by
Monday. or at the latest Tuesday.
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mighty PETER PAM"
Keene's Great Racer Takes brighton
Handicap From strong Field.

Handicap From strong Field.
NEW YORK, July 10. 90 James II.
Keene's Peter Pan set the seal on his
greatness by winning the twelfth run
ming OF the Brighton handicap OF $780,
goo nj Brighton Beach. Coming from
behind In the last half mile. he fought
his way 10 a worthy and brilliant vie
tory over the best and strongest field
that had gone TO the post this year,
while 10000 persons In semlhysteric-
nj condition cheered the success Of n
popular favorite with n spontaneous
outburst that defes words 20 describe.
Men threw their hats In the air. wo-
men Rugged each other and winners
and losers alike forgot everything I'm
their desire 10 do homage 10 one OF
the greatest race horses In the history
Of the American turf.
Hereafter through the years OF turf
struggles this royal son OF Commando
Cinderella may be referred 60 as the
mighty Peter Pan" I'm beating the
field opposed 10 him, In winning as he
did he fulfilled all the qualifications
thoroughbred must have before the
one great adjective. which has become
stereotyped In racing parlance. can be
truly and finally applied
lie took up il5 pounds and. conced.
Ing weight according 10 the scale 10
every horse In the race. oyercame the
handicap Of being carried wide on the
FIRST turn and forced 20 run ON the
outside OF his field and In the middle
Of the track all the way aud, respond.
Ing TO Notter's every call with daunt.
less courage and a pure heart. shook
Oh the lion hearted Montgomery. wore
down the light footed aud lightly
weighted NcCarier and won by a neck
In the fast time of 2O3 80 for the mile
and n quarter This was within four.
hfths u n second Of the American rec.
ord of 2d2 - made by Broomstick
when be- beat Irish Lad n head In the
same stake In 1894.
The story ~ the Brighton handicap
In 1897 VIII ever be a bright page IN
American turf history.
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Continued
CHAPTER XXI.
Mostly About Money.

mostly ABOUT Money
went up to New York. to find con-
fusion and gloom at our headquarters
there.
Senator Goodrich had subtly given
tho impression, not only TO the work.
ers but also TO the newspaper men,
who had given II TO the public, that
with his resignation the Burbank
campaign had fallen 10 pieces. And
fear youll have some difficulty in
getting any money at all downtown"
said Reyoll. the senior senator from
New York state. who enyied and
hated Goodrich and was therefore, II
not for personal reasons, amlably dis
posed toward me. "They don't like
our candidate"
Naturally" said l. That's why
he's running and that's why he may
win"
"Of course. he'll carry everything
here In the east The only doubt was
In this state. but / had no difficulty
in making a deal with the opposition
machine as soon as they had sound
cd Scarborough and had found that
II he should win. there'd be nothing
in II for them-nothing but trouble.
I judged he must have thrown them
down hard. from their being so sore
How do things look out westf"
bad" said I. "our farmers and
working men have had lots OF idle
time these last few years. They've
done too much OF what they call
tnlnklng"
Then you need money!" asked
Revoll heightened his sly, SNUG old
face.
we must have four millions. at
least And We must get II from those
people down town"
lie shook his head.
Il think not" was my careless re-
ply. when they wake up TO the
danger In Scarborough election. the
danger 10 business. especially 10 their
sort Of business. theyn give me twice
four millions N ask H."
" NAA w NNM MAnN AA' w W.
Nothing. except look after these
eastern states. Wen take care Of
the west. and also Of raising money
here for our campaign during octo-
Der out there"
"Can be OF an service 10 you in
introducing you down town." he
asked
NO. thank you" said l. have a
few acqualntanccs there. I'm not go-
Ing 20 Try any lat this trip. My ere
Isn't bot enough yet"
And dld not merely called on
two Of the big bankers and four
heads Of Industrial combinations and
one controller OF an occan.to-ocean
railway system. stayed very few
minutes with each. just long enough
% set him thinking ard inquihng
What tho election Of Scarborough
would mean 20 him and TO his class
generally II you'n read HIS speech.
a" said 10 each. you'll see he IN.
tends 10 destroy your kind Of bust.
ness. that he rcEards II a. a briEand.
axe He's honest. afraid Of nothing.
and an able lawyer and no can't DO
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uob wrecked noanoLr ne.,aurant.

ROANOKE. Va, July i5.-Afier four
hours ~ rioting n mob here wrecked
nine Greek restaurants, three Greek
shoc shine parlors aud two Syrian
shops. The riot was caused by n dis.
putc about cents between Greek
employed In the Belmont Greek rcstau.
rant aud an American. who went there
10 buy n sandwich. Seven places were
wrecked on Salem avenue. three ON
jefferson street. one on Nelson street
aud one on Railroad avenue. Five
rioters were arrested and lodged In
lnll.
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CHICAGO. July i5,-The Washing
ton Americans split even with Chlca.
go. winning the second game . 20 , AT.
er losing the lrst 10 B. Frank Smith
pitched wonderful bah In the opener
and tried 20 repeat. but Jones bcnched
him after the sixth on account Of the
liberties Washington was taking ON
the bases. owen was bic for two dou
bles and a triple In the eighth. which
decided the game.
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NEW YORK. July i5-IIarold II.
IIackett q the West side Tennis club
defeated Herbert L. wcsifall Of the
Kings County Lawn Tennis club In the
challenge round Tor the New York state
lawn tennis singles championship on
the courts Of the New York Athletic
club NJ Travers Island.
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HYANNts. Mass. July ~. - The
body Of Freeman NJ Crosby. aged hfty.
u Boston restaurant proprietor. who
has summer home In the village Of
Centcrylllc. wns found In Lake We.
qunquct. while his boat. I'm which ho
had started 10 row across the pond.
was anchored near by. The medical
examiner has not determined whether
II was n case Of suicide or accidental
drowning.
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Wa, in Poor Health for Year,.

Ira w. Kelley OF Mansfield. Pa,
writes: Il was In poor health for two
years suffering from kidney and blad'
der thouble and spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit but was
cured by Foley's Kidney Cure and I
desire TO add my testimony that Il may
be the cause OF restoring the health OF
others" Refuse substitutes. u. A.
Quinlan.
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FRANK B. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

John ID. Spellmap's offer to rehabili-
tate the Democratic party OF Rutland
must be the best news the Marble city
Republicans have had I'm some time
st. Adams Messenger.
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.CATARRH

10 prove unquestionAbly. ahd beyond any doubt
mat CAtarrh OF the nose and throat can bo cured,
am furnishing patients through druggists. small
frOe Tidal Boxes OF Dr, Shops Catarrh Cure.
lido this because am 50 certain. that DR.. Shops
CAtAnh Cure viii bring actu-l substantial help,
Nothing certainly. Il 80 convincing as u physical
test OF any article OF rssi genuine merit But that
article must possess true merit else the test will
condemn, rather than advance H. DR.. Shops
CAtArrh Cure Is snow white. healing antlsoptie
balm. put up In beautiful nickel capped glass Jars
81 800. Such soothing agents rs OIL Eucalyptus.
Thymol. hsnthol. etc, are Incorporated Into =
velvety, cream like Pctrolatum, imported by DIT,
Bhoop from Europe, II Catarrh OF the nose and
throat has extended 10 the stomach. then by all
means also use informally DR. Shops Restorative.
Stomach distress, = Lack OF general strength.
bloatinG. belehing. biliousnoss bad tasto eto.
surely call for DR., Shops Restorative.
For uncomplicated oatarrn only Of the nose and
throat nothing else. however. need DO used but
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ri.,,ea emp,rer.. pesth.

TOKYO. July IA dispatch from
Seoul. Korea. reports the sensational
discovery Of twenty four men who
were concealed IN the Scraglle palace,
u II supposed with the intention ~ as'
sassiunting some Of the empcror's min
lsters.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-15

Farmers. merchants. rallroadera, Ia
borers, rely on Dr Thomas Electric
OIL. Takes the sting out OF cuts,
burns or bruises at once. Pain cannot
stay whore II In used.
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Generally debilItated for years.
Had sick headaches. lacked ambition.
was worn out and all run down. bur.
dock Blood Bltters made me well
man."-Mrs Charles Freitoy. Moo.
sup, Conn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
81 TO 5 WAS SATURDAYS SCORE.
Tough "BIows up" in the Fifth Inning,
and Then the "Flood."

Tough could not stand the strain of
pitching two games against the Wash
ington State college team, and in the
Fifth inning Saturday just naturally
went up in thin air" was the explain
alton Of Coach Calhoun relative to the
score of 81 to which was rolled up
against the Lewiston State Normal
school in the game Saturday.
Tough and Kettenbach were the bat
terry for the Normals; Dalquist and
Gerrad for the college.
The score at the end of the fifth in
ming was 7-3. Then 1t was that the
college boys connected with Lough's
curley ball and batted him all over the
diamond.
The Pullman boys left Lewiston on
the Spokane train Sunday morning.
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DUGDALE'S WAYS
BIT TOO thin

Dugdale is still fimflaming the
Seattle fans but they are beginning to
get wise to him.
He has spouted all winter about the
old rivalry between Seattle and Ia
coma as the only thing that furnished
an excuse for baseball west Of
the Rocky Mountains. When
the fans of the City of Destiny respond
ed so feebly that they would not sup
port a team, he Threatened to transfer
the franchise to Beliingham, but his
faithful followers said that was a step
too far
This was the straw that broke the
camel's back. When they begin to get
disguised with the bush ball he dishes
up they will remember it. Dugdale is
trying to pacify them now by patching
up the Tacoma club. H. NJ. Prince
has been inveigled into taking the helm
of the Tacoma team
What support he gets remains to
be seen. When the fans would not sup
port George Schroeder 1t Is hard to
see why they will support anybody
else.
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NELSON NOT IN
MUCH DEMAND

Battling Nelson has had another
siege of trouble with his throat in
Chicago, but this time he has tried to
cure it for good. Last week he had
both tonsils cut out. How long 1t
will incapacitate the Battler for the
ring is not known, but it will prob
ably not be for long
There is little prospect of Nelson get
ting a match in this country this trip.
Billy Nolan is interested in a boxing
tournament that will be pulled off In
the Olympia, about five miles from
London, in July, and is saving his pro-
tege for that time. He plans contests
in the featherweight, lightweight and
heavyweight classes.
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MAY FIGHT FOR
WORLDS TITLE

Nolan is trying to get Joe Bowker.
the English featherweight champion.
and Abe Attell, the American cham
uion, to fight for the worlds champion
ship.
Nolan is full Of admiration for Bow
ker, and says the lad is the best man
for his inches in the world. Bowker
is the boxing instructor at the Nation
al sporting club, and fights only in tho
ring of that organization. Nolan wants
to pit Attell against good man in his
tournament.
II Attell wins he will try to send him
against Bowker. For the lightweight
event Nelson is to be one of the prin-
cipals, and for the heavyweight Sam
McVey is said to have a chance.
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SPORT CALENDAR OF THE
WEEK,


Monday.
Opening of Washington Jockey club
meeting at Benning. Continues to
April 10
Opening of National Bowling as
socitaion tournament at Atlantic City,
N. J.
Athletic carnival of the Twenty-sec-
ond Regiment Athletic association, at
New York.
Ball game between Lafayette and
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, N. C.
Ball game between Cornell and A.
& M. at Raleigh, N. c.
Tuesday.
Cyclone" Thompson VS. Dick Hy-
land, 20 rounds, at San Francisco, Cal.
Opening Of Florida East Coast golf
tournament at st. Augustine, Fla.
Ball game between Cornell and
Trinity at Durham, N. C.
Ball game between Princeton and
George Washington University at Nor
folk, Va.
Wednesday.
Grand National Steeplechase will be
run at Liverpool.
Bill Papke VS.. Mike Donovan, 10
rounds at Davenport, Iowa.
Ball game between Columbia and
Georgetown at Georgetown, D c.
Ball game between Lafayette and
Washington and Lee at Lexington, Va
Ball game between Princeton and
Hampden Sidney at Norfolk, Va.
Thursday.
Tommy Murphy VS.. kid" Sullivan
Is rounds, at Baltimore, Md.
Canadian boxing championships al
Toronto. To continue three days.
A. A. U. wrestling championships al
Newark, N. J., to continue three days
Ball game between Cornell and Uni
versity of North Carolina at Chape
Hill, N. c.
Ball game between Yale and Nava
Cadets at Annapolis, Md.
Ball game between Princeton anC
Randolph Macon, at Richmond, Va.
Friday.
Ball game between Yale and George
Washington University at Washington
D c.
Ball game between Princeton and
Richmond college at Richmond, Va.
Ball game between Cornell and Uni
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
BUTTE MINERS
MAY GO BACK

BUTTE, Mont, March 25.-Present
indications point to an early ana Mnafa
cable settlement of the wage difficulty
between the miners and mining COM
panies of the Butte district The
miners union will hold special meet
ing when it is believed the terms win
be adopted. FNW
The Amalgamated company offers to
pay 81 day. with the stipulation that
the union enter into contract for I'VE
years, and that such wages be paid
only so long as copper is above is cts.
a pound should the price drop below
that the wage scale of $3.50 day to
be restored.
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WHITE SEEKS
PRACTICE HERE
Wants to Bring Edmonton
Nine to Lewiston In
April

Deacon White, manager Of the Ed
monitor, Alberta, Canada, baseball
team, wants to come to Lewiston for
a teen-days' tryout the latter part of
April, provided the Indians, Of Spo-
kane do not practice here prior to the
opening of the season.
The Edmonton team belongs to the
Western Canada league, which in
cludes Edmonton, Calgary, Lethridge
and Medicine Hat, all in the Province
of Alberta
Deacon White was under the impress
sion that Lewiston had a baseball nine,
and wrote to the manager in part, as
follows:
White Anxious for Games.
'I would be glad to take the Edmon-
ton team to Lewiston for a period not
exceeding ten days. Our league sea-
son opens here on May. 20. Our play
ers will report in Spokane about April
Is. and will play games with the var
iuos independent teams about Spokane.
II can have my players report In
time to work from April 20 to May 1
in your city, you arranging as many
games for us as you like. I will bring
16 men in case arrangements are made
IF we do not come to Lewiston, will
be glad to arrange games with you or
any team in your city, High school or
college. Get up some kind of a team
and give us a game or two"
The matter will be taken under con-
sideration at a meeting of the fans
to be held this week to arrange for a
town team.
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KRUGER GOES
TO CINCINNATI

Art Kruger, who was with the
Oaklands last season has been assur-
ed a regular position on the Cincin-
natl team in the left field. The other
two positions will be filled by Mike
Mitchell Of Portland, and Lefty"
Davis of Minneapolis. This leaves
Odwell, Thomas, Harry Walters and
Johnny Kane, also an infelder, to be
put on the market, and it is a cinch
that Hanlon will keep but one of them
1t would not be surprising If one Of
these would wear a Portland uni
form this season.
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HERsEY PROVING GOOD JUMPER.
Although This is His First Year, He
Can Do 20 Feet

The Lewiston High Is developing
another crack jumper This time it
is Bruce Hersey, member of the
sophomore class.
This is Hersey's first year at track
work, and although he has been out
but few times this season, he Is
jumping over 20 feet He promises to
make a hard race for the medal in the
event in the meets to be held with
other High schools.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
DONAHUE WANTS
TOO MUCH MONEY

Despite the emphatic denial of Don
ohue that he will not play with Port
land this year. he will probably be in
one of Mercedes suits yet.
His one kick is for more salary.
Manager McCredie has offered to meet
probable Pat will give in before the
season opens Walter writes that Car
son is coming out wonderfully this
spring and that he will proceed with
him as regular if Donohue does not
come.
Carson is a good hitter, and has that
advantage over Donohue.
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SPORTING
versity of Virginia, at Charlottesville,

versity of Virginia, at Charlottesville
Va.
Saturday.
Ball game between Pennsylvania
and New York University at Phtladel-
phia, Pa.
Ball game getween Cornell and Ma
val Cadets at Annapolis, Nd.
Ball game between Princeton and
Georgetown at Washington, D. G.
Ball game between Lafayette and
Roanoak college at Roanoak, Va.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25

Senator Shelby M. Cullom of Illi-
nois and Nathanial w. Voorhees,,
father of Ex-Governor Foster M. Voor-
hees of New Jersey, are said to be
the only survivors of the national con-
vention of 1850, which nominated Lin
coin for the presidency.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25

President Amador of the little re-
public of Panama will visit the United
States in December next on his re-
turn from a contemplated visit Of sew
eral months in Europe. He will spend
some days in Washington to enable
him to return the visit paid him by
President Roosevelt last fall.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
Fights Scheduled for Tonight.

John Willie of Chicago VS.. Harry
Rodgers of Indiana, 20 rounds, at Hot
Springs, Ark.
Young Donohue VS.. Peter Sullivan,
20 rounds, at Salt Lake City, Utah.
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For good photos go to the Rem
brandt Studio, Eighth and Main. II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-25
ROOMS FOR RENT.
HOTEL LHWISTON-Steam heat, hot
ana cold water IN rooms. Free baths
Mrs. Ellen Carlton, Phone Main go,
Hichenberger building.

FOR RENT-One small house; furn-
ished or unfurnished at 455 Fourth
street, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues 3-25
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CLEANING AND REPAIRINe.

POLLARD PRESSING PARLoRs-
Clothes cleaned. pressed and repair
ed. Phone Red III and have the
wagon call Pollard 8 CO.
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Teller ads bring r-vsurs.