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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
CHARLESTON NEWS NOTES.
Freshman Glass Entertains-Perso-
mails and Brief Happenings.


Charleston Bureau Evening Teller
CHARLESTON, Nov. 21.-The
freshman class of the Charleston High
school gave a party at Mr. and Mrs.
H. d. Benedict's last night. There
were about 30 present and all en-
joyed a pleasant time.
Mrs. j. Chairman came down from
Asotin today to visit couple of
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Fl. D.
Benedict.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Balls has been quite sick for the last
three days.
Two daughters of Mr.. Beasley's
came in last night from Seattle to
spend the winter at home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Avery came in
on the morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin and
children of Cheney came in this
morning to visit his brother, who
lives on Bridge and Eleventh
Fred De Wore returned yesterday
from his hunting trip near Kamiah.
Mr.. De Wore reports game plentiful,
but that he was sick all the time
that he was gone and so could not dc
any hunting.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
CANDIDATES FOR ASYLUM.
Two Women Now in Waiting Con-
signed for Insanity.

Mrs. John Booth was brought to
the city last night from Vollmer. and
was this morning ordered committed
to the insane asylum on a charge of
insanity.
The woman was committed from
Nezperce county last year, her af-
Fiction being the result of overin-
diligence in the use of drugs. She
will be taken to the asylum tomor-
row morning, in company with Mrs.
French, who was ordered committed
Yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Tale of Marriage, Bigamy, Divorce
and Jealous Rage.

HELENA, Mont, Nov 21.--Geo.
Melville was placed on trial in the
district court today on the charge of
killing Winfield Guthrie. The de-
Tense is that the killing was done be-
cause of the abuse of Mrs. Melville.
Melville and his wife were the
chief actors in the celebrated biga-
my case about two years ago, being
in Jail simultaneously on that charge.
Geo. Melville testified against the
former husband for the murder OF
her father. the husband receiving a
sentence of life Imprisonment.
Although the young woman has
been married three times, the prose-
cution will endeavor to prove the
deed was done because of jealousy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
OREGON BANK RE0PENs.
Forest Grove Institution Reopens tC
Normal Business.

PORTLAND, Nov. 21-A Tele-
gram special from Forest Grove says
that the Senator E. w Haines bank
reopened for business today and
claims to be doing a normal business.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
ALL LEWISTON
.COUNTRYAROUSED
PEOPLE ARE FL0CKING TO GET
THE BENEFIT OF THE ENoRM-
GUS REDUCTIONS MADE BY
OUR CLOSING OUT SALE.

Just stop and consider what an
opportunity we are giving you to
purchase a Piano or Organ, Sheet
Music, or Musical merchandise. In
fact anything musical.
When the worlds premier pianos
are offered at factory cost, it will
pay you to make a purchase at once,
for the opportunity perhaps will
never again be offered to you.
Our broad and liberal guarantee,
Money back if not Satisfied
We positively declare that this is
"bona fide" Closing Out Sale, and
will forfeit $1,000 to Charity if it is
otherwise.
And further our prices are Factory
Cost with the freight added NO
MORE, That means that you pay
about one-half of the retail price.
Payments divided to suit your peck
ct book
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21
ingredients at home yourself,

ingredients at home yourself, or
don't use at all.
This valuable information and
simple prescription should be pasted
up in each household and used at the
first sign of an attack of rheumatism,
backache or urinary trouble, no mat
ter how slight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-21

Watch for the Plow Woman, the !
greatest yet !
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
INDEPENDENTS BEAT STEEL TRUST.
Maryland Company Offers Lowest Bids for
Panama Railroad Work.

The latest tenders distributed the Isthmian
Canal Commission for steel rails show that the
Naryian Steel Company, which is controlled by
the Pennsylvania Railroad. bid the lowest figures
on three contracts calling for 1926 OF steel
rails $50 kegs Of spikes and i25 Of frogs and
switches This material is 70 be used for the con-
struction OF extensions 10 the Panama Railroad
II was victory for the Independent firms over
the Steel Trust.
For the rails the Maryland Steel Company's bid
Sl53lS3, delivery seventy-fiv days The United
States Steel Products Export Company of this city
the foreign of the United States Steel Corpora
lion, rendered $155656 delivery one hundred days
Other bidders were the Lackawanna Steel Company
Sl5S26o. delivery eighty days, and the bethlehem
Steel Company, S2L5062. delivery ninety days For
the splice plates the figures were: Maryland Steel
Company, ao63, delivery seventy-hve days. United
States Steel Products Export Company sl2 669. one
hundred days delivery; Lackawanna Steel Com
pany. S2,6so. delivery hundred DAYS The
Maryland tender for the frogs and switches was
1861 delivery forty-fve days. while the United
States Steel people bid $500 delivery one hundred
days
The previous rail contract was for three tbou-
sand tons and was also secured by the indeDen-
dent people in competition with the Steel Trust
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
FERRY LOOP BOON TO COMMUTERS
Engineers Have Trouble with Sinking Earth
in West 23d Street.

The new loop constructed by the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company between the Pennsyl-
vania and Erie ferry terminals in West 23d street
over which the company is now operating its cars
should prove a boon TO the New Jersey comrnut-
ers and travellers in general.
The Improvement made because of the sink
ing of the made ground in front of the ferry.
houses. The old spur over which the cars ran di
rectly in front Of the centre OF the Pennsylvania
ferry house, has been abandoned and the loop con-
structed so that the cars coming west run between
the Pennsylvania and Erie ferries then south mast
the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western terminal
and. turning there, east again through 2sd
street.
Engineers in charge Of the work say the earth AZ
this point is bound 10 keep sinking at least two
or three before II Will find natural level
on for about month. Hundreds of carloads Of
dirt and ashes have been dumped into the hole 10
''fill in"
While doing this work the engineers have ar
ranged for second loop in front OF the Pennsyl-
vania terminal This is TO be used by the 2sth and
18th street crosstown line soon as this is cleo
trically equipped
Made ground" said one of the engineers IN
charge Of the work yesterday. rs bound TO sink
especially under the heavy traffic handled at this
point We had the trouble in front of the
Pennsylvania ferryhouse for years but that ground
Is firmly settled now. As as this area finds
its level shall asphalt it the same as we did the
block abcTe"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
SHOOTS WIFE HOLDING DAUGHTER.
Baltimore Milk Dealer Kills Woman In
stantly, Then Ends Own Life

Baltimore. oct. 6-Tn the presence Of their eleven
year-old daughter Albert Fielder, a milk dealer
forty-five years old, fired five bullets into the bod
Of his wife. Ida to-day, killing her instantly Then
be shot himself in the head dying in an ambulance
on the way 10 a hospital.
The couple had been living apart some time
and Mrs. Fielder, finding the task OF supporting
her five small children too much for her, had
asked the advice of police magistrate He told
her 10 call upon her husband for IS a week. and if
he failed to give it to her to a warrant
for his arrest. Fielder heard of this and went this
afternoon to his wifes home, and, after a quarrel
shot her.
The daughter was leaning against her mother
with the latters arm about her, and that she was
not shot herself is accounted for by the fact that
the pistol held close to Mrs Fielder that
her clothing was ignlted by the flashes from the
weapon. and still burning when neigbbors
rushed into the house
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
SMALL MONEY SCARCE.
Methods Adopted By Big Stores TO
Meet Trade Demands.

The difficulty IN which Charles Il. Treat. Treas
urer Of the United States, has found himself in
trying 10 keep pace with the demand for bills of
small denomination, particularly the one and two
dollar certificates, occasoned no surprise to bank
officials this city whose institutions handle the
deposits OF retail establishments, large and small
This has always been of the important matters
7'hich banks have had consider and as depostoFs
must be accommodated as far as possible II IS not
always easy TO gather sufficient amount Of the
smaller bills to meet the weekend demands
Tne larger Establishments. particularly the de-
parment stores where small change is always wei
ccme. have made it custom to calculate the ap-
rroximate amount Of bills and coins Which will be
veccssarv in the days business In one OF these
etorps clerk the cashiers department is told to
figure up each day the amount of pennies. niczels,
dimes. quarters. half-doar pieces. one, two, fve,
and twenty dollar bills received from customers
Incidentally, Of course, he makes a record of the
Bills Of larger denomination received and paid out
I'm tle day. the aggregate is so small that it is
only incidental TO the work of counting the coins
and bills Of smaller denominations.
II is this persons business 70 keep close tally
the amount received from customer on every sales
check In the day, whether the amount be given in
single coin OF bill and by separating the checks.
determine the average of each coin or bill
ceved in q certain day There are fluctuations. of
course from day To day, and the tabulation of the
coins and bills received on Saturdays special
sale days is particularly arduous task.
BY comparison Of these tabulatons with the total
number of the various coins and bills in stock the
beginning OF the DAYS business and that checked
up when the deposits made after the closing Of
the establishment it has found possible 70 get
some line the number of coins bills of
certain denomination necessary for days business.
In most Of the big department stores employees
have found il n safe rule 70 give back 20 the Gus
toner coins bills of the largest denomination
possible unless special request from the customer
TO what form the change shall take accompanies
the check.
The difficulty Of getting small bills and coins is
greater. however. with the keepers of small shops
Butchers and grocers according to official OF
OF the uptown banks, the most insistent
classes OF tradesmen in having their wishes in this
respect observed. but then their claim is regarded
8 based just grounds. and a special effort ia
made SInnlY them
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
ENGLISH ACTRESS IN SPEEDING AUTO
New York Police Don't Look Like English
Boobies" Miss Marie Lloyds Comment

After a chase OF several blocks an automobile IN
which were Miss Marie Lloyd the English actress
Percy 6. Williams, the vaudeville manager and
Joseph Sterns, the music publisher was stonned
at Park avenue and 34th street last night and the
chauffeur Oliver GoodinF, arrested by Bicycle Pa
trolman O'Sulvan. The party was returning
from coney Island, and in their to get 10 the
ColoRiai Theatre for Miss IIoyd's rehearsal OSul-
Ivan says. riding the rate of twenty miles
hour
MY word said Miss Lloyd. when told that
O'Sullivan a policeman: "He doesr't lool, q,
all like boobies "a home
In the Tendorloin station Lieutenant Sullivan
refused 20 believe Mr. Williams's story that they
were just coastins down nip. and Goodinc was
taken To tEe night court the rest Of The parry
accompanying him.
inod'ng WAS fined so by Magistrate Crane The
magistrate warned the chauffeur and mis- pas
Sensers of the danger OF speeding, both 10 the
autoists and to pedestrians.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
THE PURE FOOD CASES
Wiley Preparing Them-To It
tOrney General Soon.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington. oct. 6-Dr. Harvey W Wiley. d.
rector OF the governments machinery for the
forcement of the pure food act, is busily engaged
preparing cases against manufacturers who have
violated its provisions and will turn them
over to the Attorney General for presentation in
the courts. These cases are numerous. and
pected 10 give the Department Justice plenty Of
additional work during the next few months.
Il expect the first thing the defendants OF these
suits will do in a legal will be TO attack the
constitutionality Of the pure food act" said Dr.
Wiley to-day. However. similar laws have been
put into effect, and I have doubt that this one
will he found constitutional. During the year that
it has been in force 1T has had a decidedly bene-
fetal effect in driving out adulteraton and mis-
branding In other words it has promoted common
honesty between the manufacturer OF food prod
ucts and the consumers Nnoty-hvc per cent Of
the manufacturers Of the country have readily
yielded to the regulations prescribed by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture. and with them We have had
no trouble whatever.
we now have forty laboratories and one hun
dred and fifty inspectors in tho field They do their
work well. but they do cover the country thor
oughly. There are spots. particularly In the Middle
West. which have had to neglect. To make the
application OF the law universal VIC Mould have
more inspectors and laboratories and that will
require larger appropriation from Congress. We
now have $e5O0oO year and We need 100000.
During the coming session OF Congress shall ask
for an increase Of $4,000
"On October the regulation in regard 10 labels
went into final effect and the law Is I'm full
force. So far the law has not caused decline in
stocks nor increase I'm the cost OF living. but st
has certainly lessened the danger OF causing dis
ease among the American people by means OF i'm
pure foods. 1t more than justihes the money that
has been spent upon it."
Incidentally the pure food lazy has forced the Dc
partment Of Agriculture into tho grocery business.
Whenever sample OF article OF food has been
tested and proved impure. the remainder is de
sroyed but the greater part OF the articles the de
partment found pure. and the government Lus
hit upon the device selling the remainder al auc-
ton Almost every week quantities OF preserves.
spices and other table dclcaccs sold sth and
Christopher street New York The appraiser OF
stores disposes Of them. In Washington tho saIcs
take place under big tree back of the Agricultural
Department building the property clerk officiating
The department employees are thus enabled TO pur-
chase their table dainties for a song
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, October 6, 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Cassel Ger. JanZen, September
TO Oerichs < Co. with lO3 cabin steerage pas
sengers for New York % cabin and 66 stssT
passengers and mdse for Arrived tba
Bar 2IU NJ.
Steamer Comanche. Watson. Jacksonvlue October 2
and Charleston October h the clyde Ss Co with pas
sensers and mdsc. Left Suarantine % a m
tenher 10 to StetsoE Cutler Redmond. with laths,
Arrived at the Bar at 2:3O a m.
Steamer Scilan Prince (Brl Fielding Naples Septeun-
Der 10, flrieus September 10. Kalamat l8 Zante II
fatras IL. Almeria and Gibraltar ~
temher ~ and FayaI N To B Richard & Co with II
the Bar "A $40 m ~ -
Steamer Bhcher Gen Resslng, Hamburg ser,enber
20. southampton and Cherbourg 2I TO the Hamburg
American Line with 400 steerage passen-
gers malls and mdSe Arrived at the Bar lO:39 m.
October =.
steamer Castiian Prince t3r. Chambers Fernandina
Fla October :. to Busk ~ Jevons. with
transit Arrived at the Bar at 2:30 IN.
steamer Sif tNorl, Hermansen. SaRuh October /. to
u Winchester Co with sugar, Arrived AZ tho Bar
steamer Jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk to
the OLD dominion - Co. with and mdse. Left
Quarantine at 2:iG y IN.
Steamer Chalmee, Boyd Newport News to th7g south
steamer Brooklyn. Mclean Mayaguez September -
Ponce september ~ and Juan October t.
sular Line. with passengers and udse Arrived
Bar at t0:+0 a
her H. Rio Dc Janers September barbados sep
tember IS Busk Jevons. with passengers. mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar Al f:4O y
Citta di Torino Utah. PogEi.
if, Narcs Is and Palermo 10 fairfield Solari &
with 63 cabin and SIS steerage passengers and mdse.
Arrived a
Steamer De aware. French. Philadelphia, TO the Clyde
Sc CO. with mise
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
Public Notices.


New YORK SUPREME COURT. NINTH Judicial,
~ District, WestChester County, ATSKII AOf-rS
DUCT SECTION NO. In the matter apDrst 49,
OF J. Edward simmons, Charles 4 Sbou-
Charles y Chadwick. constituting the BOARD ~ w.
Supply the city OF New York. acquire real
and behalf Of the city OF New York under Csa
the OF 1896 and the acts alneDdatrr,
thereof in the Towns OF Yorktown Curtlandt
chester County New York. for the purpose 81 prcSi-
additional supply of wholesome water for
us OF New ~
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ty,I-.
Report OF Edward c. Whitaker. William G KsI
ogg and Arthur W, Lawrence who appointed Cr, =
missoncrs Of Appraisal In the above entitled matter b
order OF this Court made at Special Term thersoS
held at the Court House at White Plains westchester
County, n. Y. January 10th. 1907. was filed in tba
Office OF the Clerk Of the County OF
18th day OF September, 1907.
bers Forty HD, Forty six t4s and Forty-eisht
(iSl. shown on the map in this proceeding.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN that an snD,ra,t,, --,,
be made Special Term OF the Supreme Court ~ th
State New York. be held in and FOR tha NStntS
judicial District the Justices Chambers In the ti
Rochelle, Westchester County New York on ~.
October. 1907. O'Clock in the forenooo
of that day or soon thereafter counsel can -
heard for an Order confirming said
other and further relief may be Just. ~
Dated. New York, September SOth. 1907.
FRANCIS x. PENDIETON
Corporation Counsel.
Hail OF Records,
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
Y. M. c. A. HELPING ,mM,cpAnrs

Al meeting Of the immigration Club OF r2roo,,-
Nn Young Mems Christian Association at t,
Drookiyn Central Branch last night. Christian
FhoiuS general secretary of the worlds committee
~ the Young Mems Christian Assoo,,.,a., -,
headquarters at Geneva. Switzerland. spoke e. tba
members on the immigration problem and 60
Eesied cooperation between the foreign ana 80
jean associations n helping to assini,ate Inc nov
comers. i''"
He suggested that secretaries a. s+a.,.,,,., =.
the principal ports Of departure n ad,iso -,
grants and 10 give them literature on The ,aa,s
customs and conditions Of the United States
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

for Liverpool ~ '''' ''" i''N
Plymouth Oct 8. s:i7 m-St Paul New York
Gloralar Oct 6-Cretic tBrl, York for Naples and
SAILED
2ueensto~n Oct 1925 nl-Iusitania (Brl New York
fiume. Oct 6-Ultonia (Br). New York
and Boulogne for New Yors
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07

Destination and steamers Close in York.
Japan Corea. China Philippine Isl
tya SesttlelTango Maru Oct 10. 500 IN
Hawaii Corea. China and Phil
ippne Islands ivia FTanciscoD-
china II. 600 m
Tahiti and MarCuesas Islands VIA
Franols"o, Mariposa oct ~ 500 m
Hawaii. Japan. China San
Francisco ehuria .......-. Oct 10. 600 m
New Zealand and Australia
WesD. Fiji Islands. Islands
and New Caledonia San iran
eisco)Gowanburn ..................Oct2 30. GOO m
Hawaii (via San Franeisco)-AIameda. Oct 81. 800 m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
STANDARD OIL MUST ANSWER.
Kansas Court Gives Same Order to Harvester
Company in Custer Suits.

Topeka. Kan. Oct 6-The Supreme Court has
ordered the International Harvester Company and
the Standard oil Company TO answer questions
filed by the Attorney General IN tFe pending custer
suits. The companies had refused to answer.
Judge Dana Of the District Court, has ordered
the state 10 make more definite within twenty days
its charges against fifty-one fire insurance com
panies, charged with breaking the antitrust laws
by using the EIdrfdge Rating Bureaus basis for
fixing rates.
Jefferson City. NO, Oct. s.-Attorney General
Hadlev filed information with Chief Justice
James 3. Can't yesterday, alleging that sixty-nne
fire insurance companies and forty-eight lumber
companies of Missouri entered into pool
tx and control prices. Examiners we're appointed
TO collect evidence on which custer suits may be
based.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07

Every good citizen should vote! To vot. Won
must register. The books are open to dav from,
a. m. to 10 p. M Do not let the day mass
without having registered
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
BIG PIrrseuRe COAL sHIpmEnr

Pittsburg, Oct s.-More than two million bushels
OF coai were shipped to Southern points to-day be-
cause OF a sudden rise of the rivers Another
large shipment viii &c made tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Lucana. which reported 20 Sable Island l m
yesterday. when l5O mileJ OF that station.
pected 10 dock about q Tuesday.
tiasCoEne. which reported n a n
yesterday when 100 miles Nantucket South
Shoals Lghtship. Is expected to dock about 80 IN
to
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07

JaIan. and China Especially ad-
dressed only, tvia Seatte)-Tremont Oct Il. m
Japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
Vancouver Victoria, l.
COEmpress Of China. Oct -. 900 m
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
tvia san Francisco(-United States
Franz II Oct
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
. Oct c. $50 m-wind southwest

SANDY Hook. n J. Oct G. $50 D m-wind southwest
fresh breeze; cloudy ~ ''1''"es'
SAILED.
steamers Elise Marie CGer) Amsterdam MaszIia C,
Marseiles via Portland K6nlgtn Iisc C(Ser1 Names
Iehnsnlar uort Azores Lisbon. etc; Montser-
iaI 'Spehp CadiZ, etc: Tomoana Ade
aide &c Acre tisr1zi Barbados, Para di Mes
sih utaD Portland, Me; Grenada (tSrl Perth AmbOy.
Hector New Orleans: jamestown Norfolk and NeWTcyr
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
COZ sun sets 5.35 Moon set - Moons age
HIGH WATER.
a. NJ T:2o Island % Hell Gate 9:Is
+. M-Sandy Hook 73s COY. Isaud 74O Hell 3:33
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
Help Wanted-Female.

ANTED-CIIAMBERMAIDS. LAUNDREssEs AND
w Mattresses at Fordham Hospital. Crotons ana
Southern Boulevard. Bronx; SIS TO $50 a month AN
ply TO SUPERVISING NURSE ~
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores.

WASHABLE DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores
On Monday, October the 18th.
White Cheviot Waistngs. Various
stripes. 81 inches wide. fSc per yard
Silk and cotton French chffOns. Col
Ors:-Sky blue, pink, champagne, Nile
green, lavender, primrose, grey, white,
cream and black. Suitable for evening
wear 46 inches wide. 5Oc per yard
New-York tribune., 1907-10-07

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