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ID. III. JOHNSON CO.,
GIL 7th ST. n. w.

VIENNA. YA.-FIyE-ACRE WOODLAND LOTS
lovely locations for homes: within town limits
small fruit and poultry farms 900 to 5000 in and
near town: well improved; steam and electric cars
SPRING HILL STATION. Great Falls trolley
line 10 miles out; and 10 lots 500 per acre
splendid scenery: good water; good health good
neighboFs: surrounding lands held at more than
double above price
THE HINE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
VIENNA, VA, AND ROOM zO9, CCsUM-
BIAN BUILDING.
uhH-S6
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES, ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
government and estate ciaimss no charge anless
successful FULLER AGENCY, Room y, lils
s. ~, oc7-t
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l2ss 5TH ST. Nw.-FOUR LARGE ROOMS AN
bath; furnace heat; gas range; price reasonable.
mh29-3t
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Equifv Court NJ .

JIHIIIE HAHNAHU-
IL re lunaclI Frederick Dixon; lea@g 70 inTesS
certain funds.
II re ,luuaCl Nichael Kelly; same.
80 assgl.Irerts.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
Dcbson vs. Doasou; divorce a Vin- nat granted
Attorneys - " Drew. A. Little.
Nc L56s Frlst ss Frlst. order % turn over %
reCclrer crrfafr q-osg
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WAsHINGToN HEIGHTs-

PROMINENT CORNER NORTHWEST.
Nine-room house on two Of the best-known
residence streets S. 800.
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FOR SALE At KENILW0RTH, ID. c.
Now is your time 70 secure on easy monthly pay
ments Of these attractive cottages choice lots
ia Kenilworth. d. G., Washinstons growing suburb.
ALLEN w. MALLERY, 1417 G ct. NV.
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CTuesday, March "a, JoOs1

GTisWold's Addition % Anseostia-Heary A. Gris-
void ct ux- TO Eugene Z. Tkonpson. part 10,
% SO
bingham plaoe-James p. Hoaiy and Henry W
sohon. trustees 70 George Urciolo. lot A, block
; ssS75
Pot mac street northwest between Prospect and
s-reets-Jamss A Howard et tx 70 Henry
r. Cover part lot -. square lZl9. So HEM
r. Cover 20 James A. and Minnie Z. Howard.
same land So
Twenty-aFst street northwest. between l. and u
streets-Miehael Clarke 10 William N Drlry.
part original le, Y. square p so.
Ieuth street northwest. between 7 and Q streets
Henrietta and Harriet C. Rubenackcr % Marx l.
Ray. l0t q. square ss5. SO.
ll2j -Four and a-H21 street southssst-Andrew J.
Sanford r. TX. % william r. Hunt par original
lot J. square 3l. So William r. Huut et uz.
20 Georse W. Hunt. sane land. So
IL Four-auL s-Haf street soutlsess-Andrew J.
Sanford e TX 70 joseph z. Hunt part original
lot J. square BI SO.
Orleans place northeast between Sixth and SeTeuth
streets-Thomas Il. Melton e ux- % Franklin G..
SNYDER. lot z59. square ss5 Sc.
Irtercsf-EIsu &. CLARK 20 Char.es H. Clayk Cue-
fourth par e II estate. zeal and personal, q
Beury A. Clark. dooegsed. s.
I3oi seventh street northwcst-Margaret n. Bal
% James J. SAeehy, part original iot 1, square
- ST.
SIXTH stree, southeast. between and C'slrests-
Jamr1 r. Catou. Trustee. 10 HsnB Z. Stopaack.
TgTt orlgira- lots % AMI u. square SIS. $50.
WasaiaCt1n Eishlands-ChaTlss G.. Tsylos 20 Ha-ry
C. ksufmaun. lot a. b,ocK q SO
Holmead ManoT-Wiiiiam :. Minnix e TX. 20 JOAN
L. Simoaron. lct 81, block A.. SO
ID fiisrria avenue sor.hues,-Nzlter (. Pratt r. .
o. heury e and Matte g. Pearson. Ict I3
squsrc -. SO Henry 4 Pcarsol e. II. 20 Wal
Ter : Iratt, =, same lana So
Connecticut Avenue Heiglts-Sarngrl ". Wed
ward - ux. % DAVID +. A. RuHyan. pan lot
! square J. 81. %
Lincoln-Thcmas II. SnoWdcn e. ux. 20 Augusta
Cain. part lot J. section 4 So
East Capitol stree between Thirteenth ard Four
teenta streets-Aarsaret T. Nurphy. e viz VIII
lam. % Carroll ". BroEni lot II, square
l0s5 So
Columbia HeightS-Charles 4 Conaut 10 sarah c.
and Charles Rcnshaw. lot @ block s. SO.
Eleventh street southwest. between and y streets
Helen II Chase % Augusta EoehIgr part
original lot 5 square south q square SO SO.
Ivy CIty-Elbaheth B. RCsCuwag. e viz Charles T.
% Frederick Kraus lot 2. block g. SIC
Columbia Heights-John p. semsn. r. and Paul
L. Siensu. trustees. % Isaac H. B,5aut, 10; a.
block = S.E5.
IlI7 Twentieth street noTthWest-ParkCr VI. Plre
ot al 10 Marie Haiford. lot Is square ia SIC
Longnccker's Addition 10 Congress Heights-Caso-
line BTlttOu 70 Charles ard Lillian n Reed
lot =. block l. SIC.
Ho!mead Manor-Thonas Bones and S Percy
Thompson. trustees. 20 samuel " Adamson. lot
s. block s6. SO
Friendship sophie Heider et al 70 Charlton B.
R0lt. part. SO
us Tvsuty-thlrd street northvest-James J. OCon-
nor executor % Margaret " Hcsier. part
origitL lot G. S29o Margaret W HoSicr 10
Timothy j. DUnchCe. SINE land. So
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II YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
or suburban home, aend for latest Bulletin
Marion Duckett & Son, 635 + NV.
mhl7-u
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HELP WANTED-MALE G. FEMALE

wANTED-BY EXPERT TELEGRAPHER SEW
eral pupils TO join class Just forming reasonable
rates Address BOX l2l. Herald Office
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at school IN 30 to 90 days. Positions
guaranteed Pittman. Graham. Gregg Barnes. and
syllable systems Individual instruction. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3l9 Colorado Building.
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Criminal Court No. i.


aNoLINl
United States vs. joseph Sakaisky Albert LGckett
George Shsper and Felix Keppler.
N aT1lguulents for TO-DAY.
Assignments for Monday. March s. 1905.
United states IS. Jossrh SakalsSy Alber1 Luckett
George Sharer and Felix keTpier.
ArraigrEeuts.
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
NJ assirnrrcrls frr rr-llr
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Cheapest house offered In this exclusive sec
tion. Nine-room, three-story house. with steam
heat; brick and stone front; very attractive.
$500.
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Circuit Court No. I.


No. fsss7 Ban. admiuis,ratrx vs. United States
Express Company: motion fcr new trial fled A.
torneys.. Raker. Sheehy & Hogan-Brney 4 Wood
ard
AsSlgzzssHts for Monday March %:
No E9 Lowe - WaIsl- AttCrneys r L Mon
tague and C.. Crandal Aackey-C. 2. Carusi
No - Williams rs. Richmond Frcdericks5ury
ard Potomac Rairoad Company. Attorneys. A. :.
Worthiugton- Herbert & Micou. Hamilton q Col
best and McKenney & F1auncEy.
No So kaufman Is Richardson ATTORNEYS ]
J. Darlington and Arthur Peter-E. n. Thom1s-
No as Kelley vs. District os Columbia. Attor-
neys. Lambert & McLean-E Il Thomas
No. 81. Shenandoah VALLEY National Bank y.
FleischElan e. a. Attorneys. L. Il Jackson-s. T.
Thomas
No. 81. Aher rs. William Knabe q Co Atto--
aeys. r r. Perry & Son-A- 5 worthington and
c. L. Fraiey
No. 2s- scott, adninistrator, rs. Putnam. admin
istrator. Attorneys. l. T. Everett Louis Mol1E-
and L W r. EWi-g-W. Il Robson
No SIS Nalper1 Co vs. Redmond ArOrneyS
H. " Wheltlsy-Hayden johnson
No 80 Finney vs. Bryan Attorneys. Milton
Srrasburger-C- T. Emig
No 6L Lambert e. al rs. Riley At,c--eyS
Lambert & Hsiskeil-T I. Jefords.
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Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments for Monday March So
No. "a Potomac Dredging Company IS Goa
National SOund Dredging Company. AttU-ucys.
Hamilton. Colbert. Yerkes & Harniiton-McCsnno
4 HAYDEN and L. D. Bradley.
No S9e- William Knahe * Co rs. Hunter. At
formers. Leo Sium0ns-E. l. Gies.
No SIA short Washington Railway and Elec-
tic ComPany- Attorneys. Bendhein & Rothschld-
j. !. Darlington.
No 81 McAulide Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company e. al Attorneys 7. A. O'Shea
and C. r. Calvert, jr.-E. ". Van Dyke ard f. r
Perry & Son
No IS sullivan IS. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. J. W Echols-R- r. Perry & son and
g. T. Dunlop
No - Cooper - Capital Traction C5rpa1y-
Attorneys. r. l. Montague and Crandal MacSey-
r 4. Perry & son ard q. 7. Duzlop.
No 80 Cosge Is. Morrison et a.. Attorneys,
MILAN & SmIth-A- A Birnsy and Z 1. GieS
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Probate Court,
m-STIcE GnrTn

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate of Ann NJ Tam; petition for p-obate ana
rcccrd Ct VIII and letters q administration c. Z A.
Attorney. " T. AuATlse.
Lawsuits.
No 1855. L. c. Smith Bros typewriter Ccmrany
vs. y NJ Miuuix Company; appeal ATTORNEY. F..
B. Rhodes.
Nc 05ss- Larta May Hastings u Brodt's:
damas7s S5ooo- Attcrneys, ". T. AD',uuse and ].
L. Smith.
No 5t5ss- Albert &. Collins vs.. {. /. s Ry Co
damages S5oA Attorneys TiFper & Gersack-
No 5sss Chesapeake Supply Company vS L.
Ohm x Co; accUInt, SSH. Attorneys. B-anden-
burg x BTanderburg.
No. 5fa- Salratou Leo Ssti rs Joseph r. Cos
tnett; appeal Attorneys. Dam Peyser & Tayior-
No. 500L Wilbur F. Nash IS Schrot Bros a1-
peal Attorney. T. H. HoIlander.
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FOR sALE-HoUSEs.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.),

EIGHT ROOM EoUSE AND STABLE.
Near 18th and T. Lot over % feet front by
twice the average depth. -Four rooms to floor.
500
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
At Mount Raincr-One six-room house in com
plcte repair; ample outbuidirgs grounds 5lxIs0
cement walk and convenient 10 electric cars: price
s., 800; monthly payments If desired; one carfare.
Al Berwyn. Md--Onc tcn-rO0m house N first
class condition; large grounds; hish elevation from
which magnificent view can be obtained good
stable and autbuildings; fire water; convenient 70
steam and electric cars, price S2.7e0; easy terms
These properties must be sold at onoe.
JOHN J. ELEINER & CO.
mh2s7t ss F St, NV.
FOR SALE-S20 MONTHLY. NO CASH. GROOM
house: large porch and cellar; furnace heat water
in kitchen; sewer connection; = acre Of excellent
grapes. Price. SlO. Apply on premises. W r.
WILSON. East Riveriale. Nd
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY = PURE AIR. FINE
water. quick. cheap transportation; homes mod
erately priced land al low figures Anything more
attractive. Gene out to-day from II 10 l. OF any
ether DAY Glad 20 show you aroand.
COLLINS Real Estate. Clarendon, Va.
FOR SALE SUBURBAN
WoODRIDGE-5 10 room houses on Z 20 4 acres
$500 TO 5000.
SOUTH BROOKLAND-s-room detached house; lot
6lNl50 stable and city cOnyeniences; only s. 100.
CHERRYDALE-e-roOms; = acre. SC fare: 500.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS-7-Toom stone bldg; city
advantages; call fer description; price. s.. 900.
HERNDON-l0 rooms: } acres; price only g. so
ADDISON HEIGHTS-S rooms; large lot: s.. COO.
HYATTSNILLE-s rooms. acre; $500.
NIENNA-l2 rooms u acres; bargain: SSoO0.
TENNALLYTOWN-7 rooms: large 10; Price s. 500
BRIGHTWo0D-5 rooms; good lot: only $ 500.
Always before buying or renting. see
ID. II. JOHNSON CO.,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN WANTS PAT
ent Office drafting. searching CT specification
writing. BOX 20l Herald ofice.
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MASSAGE.
DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORK

DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Gold CrownS - up; Gold Fill
irrs 81 up; Silver Filings. Soc. Work guaranteed.
No pain Dr. GEO L. EDM0NDs. $40 81. NV.
5ai0u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING;
no pain; look feel. act and last longer than nat
ural tecth shrunken faces made normal: painless
dlling. DR.. J. L. WILSON. 100 *. nE. my2s-tf
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FOR SAILS CENTS PER FOOT. on ErH ST
&C.. opposite navy yard gate three ls-footfront
residence lots gas. water sever sidewalk and
paved CHAS- A. SHIELDS. lac5 ? 81. Nv. nh9S-5J
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BEAUTIFUL AND VERY ATTRACTIVE SEVEN.
room slate roof cottages; cellar and attic one
block from Rhode Island ave. and sd 81. ne. at
District line jnst in Maryland line fare; all
modern improvements including gas and electric
lights; granoithc sidewalks; low taxes; price, $500;
$500 cash, SIS per month. Also, pretty 6-room cot
iage, 5000; easy terms. ]. {. ROGERS. Owner
Mount Rainier. District line ne. BRING AND
SHOW THIS AID. mh8-6t
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS
Court of AppenIn.
EnuIfY Conrf No j.

Adjourned frou day TO day ua,h TUESDAY. April
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

sTEAM ENGINEER WANTED. APPLY sun
day. between 10 and p THE WEST END
LAUNDRY. lTZ3 Pa. ave. NV.
NANTED-LADIES To Do SEEMING AT HOME
making shields. stamped envelope for particulars
LENOA CO.. Dept. g. Chicago.
VIZ GUARANTEE THAT ANY LADY OR GIRL
make 81 Ier day tinseling postcards al home in
spare time sample your name on. and ful IaItic-
ulais for lec. KEYSTONE Co. Main 81. Lilly. Pa
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

DYEING. CLEANING. PRESSING, ALTERING,
and repairing fer ladies and gentlemen work
called Tor and delivered STRICKLANDS PRESS
ING CLUB. 81 month. 1914 II 81. NV
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NEAR IOWA CIRCLE.

Very handsome modern. teu-room brick
hcuse; two tiled baths; hot-water heat; in alb
solutely perfect condition. Worth segeral
thousand dollars more. $500
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTED-TEANIS To HAUL BRICKS- APPLY
at once NEST BROS BRICK CO, south end
OF New Highway Bridge. Va. mh29-3t
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COLONIAL HOME FOR SALE
Located in the best residential section Of the his
toric city Of Fredericksburg. Va. corner property
extending through the entire square; large brick
colonial STYLE: large halls and rooms: two brick
servant houses; four rooms each. For particulars
apply % JOHN W. ALLISON, Jr., Fredericksburg
Va Terms liberal mhss3t
FOR SALE-FOR SUBURBAN HOMES. LOTS 50
feet front, near Park Lane" Station G. +. d o.
D. r. R.. one mile from city; $50; also land By
acre on and near Penna. ave. extended Sc. $50 to
$3.50. Apply TO r. A. PHILLIPS. l4lo Il st. nv.
mh97-3t
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AGENTS WANTED-GREAT MONEY MAKER
quick seller: no fake: no competition. JOHN
KABURiCK. Litchfcld III. mh27-St
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LOST AND FOUND.
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS AND MAIL ORDER MEN.
We manufacture the fastest sc selling article on
the market; 80 per cent profit. Particulars fgee.
NEW CENTURY SPECIALITY CO. log Fulton St.
New York
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A CORNER NEAR IOWA CIRCLE.
Nine-room house; two baths; open fire
places. Formerly rented for sl,2OO annually.
$1,000
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WALL PAPER.

PLACE TOUR ORDERS FOR PAPERBANt;INt;
and painting; hrst-class work; prsces reasonable.
estimates furnished. EDWARD L. HOFFMAN. i7Os
l4th ST Phone North 10 mhl0Ot
Paper Hangings, Wall Coverings.
L. l. DERRICK. sll VI. Ave.
ROOMS PAPERED. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest fan designs painting LIE PREUx
1901 oh st. Phone \. sislm. ialS-u
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NEAR SIXTEENTH AND 4 STREETS.
An attractive six-ro0m house: very ooaren-
iently located. $1,000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
RUG WEAVING.

kuGs WUl ~ FROM OLD CARPETS; the only
weaving factory Of its kind in the CITY WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. ssl 5th st. nv. Phone NJ 4s25
;al0-9Ot
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
MURDER, ARSON,
MANSLAOGHTER
IF EVIDENCE Is SUFFICIENT. THE
JURY WILL BE INSTRUCTED
TO BRING IN ONE OF THE
THREE vERDICTS.

La Porte. Ind, Nov. 25.-The
state scored big victory today In
the Lamphere trial. when Judge Ric-
ter, after an exhaustive argument
from both sides. announced that he
would ins .ruct the jury that IL the
evidence shows that Lamphere set
fire to the Guinness house, even Il
the fire did not cause the death Of
any persons therein. the Jury must
find him guilty Of arson. The in
structions will not contain this para
graph II the Jury finds that any one
of the four persons in the house lost
his or her life as the result of the
fire and that Lamphere set that fire.
Then 1t must find Lamphere either
guilty of murder or manslaughter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
bill" GATES IS
Married AGAIN
"SWIFTWATER BILL" THE FAM.
GUS MINING MAN. TAKES MAR
RIA0E OATH FOR FOURTH
T0GE-BRIDE SPOKANE GIRL.

Spokane. Nov. 25.-"swiftwater
Bill" Gates. the famous mining
man, who has achieved great noto-
riety because of the number Of his
matrimonial ventures, has taken to
himself wife No. 1, and this time
he has selected q beautiful Spokane
girl.
saltwater" was married 6atur-
day night at Coeur d'Alene to Miss
Sadelle Mercer. a beautiful girl. IS
years old, daughter Of Mrs. Violet
M. Erickson. landlady Of the Webs
tel lodging house on sprague ave-
nue.. The girl came here few
months ago from New York. where
she had been living with relatives.
Since coming to Spokane from Ne
vada a few months ago. 'Swiftwater"
has avoided notoriety, and a few
weeks ago he left the hotel where
he was stopping and took a room at
the Webster lodging house. where he
met Miss Mercer.
II was a case Of love at first sight
with Bill, but Miss Mercer sought to
stave of the ardent miner, and II is
said told him she loved another.
Nothing daunted by the first setback
Bill daily told the girl OF his love.
and he finally won.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
WANTS
The CHILDREN
CHARGES THAT THE sA0AN
HOUSEHOLD IS MORALLY UN-
FIT FOR CHILDREN-ASKS
$4,000 ALIKONY.

Paris. Nov. 25.-The suit Of
Count Boni de Castellane against his
former wife. who was Miss Anna
Gould and now the wife Of Prince
Helie de Sagan. for the custody Of
his three children. was opened here
today.
The counts counsel presented the
general grounds for the suit. charg.
ing alleged scandalous conduct Of
Prince Helie de Sagan and that he
has not reformed since his marriage
and that the conduct of the princess
before her marriage to de Sagan had
been improper. He asks that the
princess be compelled to contribute
$4,000 annually to the support OF
the children and that the children
be awarded to him because Of the
moral atmosphere Of the de Eagan
household is unfit for the children.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
court HOUSE
NOW CLEAR
LAST PAYMENT MADE ON BONDS
THAT WERE ISSUED 30 XEAkS
ASsV ~ hV1l4U kkEAENT CUM.
AZ 6UAkvlIsv.

County Treasurer Hinckley has
just received returns from money
sent to the Eastern bondholders to
pay the last Of the courthouse bonds.
This bond issue for $4,000 was
made 20 years ago for the purpose
OF building the present county
building. The bonds were to run
20 years and to be payable after 10
years. at the option Of the county.
Ten years ago the county began
redeeming them at the rate of $4,000
annually. and on November 16 last
the final payment was made to E. w.
Carpenter at Foxboro, Mass. the
holder of the lost three of the bond
issue. This wipes the slate and the
county OF Nez Perce has no indebt-
edness on its courthouse.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
200 lose lives ON
BOARD BURNING SHIP.
nrAmR SARDINIA. FROM LIVERPOOL TO MEDITERRANEAN
PORTS LOADED WITH MERcHAND1sE BURNED TO WATERS
EDGE DURING STORM ONE NILE FROM 1AND-owma TO
STORM ASSISTANCE COULD NOT REACH HEs.

yaleta, Island Of Malta, Nov. rs.
Nearly 200 passengers and the
crew of the Ellerman line steamer
sardinia are believed to have perish
ed today when the steamer was de-
aroyed by fire just after it had sail
!, for Alexandria Egype.
The Sardinia was scarcely a mile
AZ from Grand Harbor when the
Arst sign Of fire appeared, but with
. strong wind to fan the flames the
whole ship was soon ablaze and the
messengers and crew had but little
chance to save themselves.
There were wild scenes on board
= the flames drove the passengers
to the rails and many became excit-
"a. Jumping into the sea before the
boats could be lowered. Others were
trapped by the fire and roasted or
smothered to death without chance
fcr their life.
Several tugs and other small ves-
sels went to their assistance. but ow-
INK to the heavy sea and the gale. 1t
was impossible for them to approach.
and they could do little in the way
Of aid.
The Sardinia left Liverpool No
vember IA with a cargo Of general
merchandise for Mediterranean ports.
She carried a crew Of A. and 20 first
and six second-class passengers. Most
Of the other passengers were taken
on here and were Levantines, NAL
tese and Egyptians.
The flames originated In the free
Mold, where a quantity Of naptha
VA stored.
Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon 50
bdies had been brought ashore.
The captain and crew stood nobly
"a their posts in serving life belts
and in doing everything that was
possible to help the panic-stricken
passengers, most Of whom were
Arab pilgrims. Only II Europeans
were on board out Of a total passen-
ger list Of 151.
Seventy persons were rescued. The
dead include 100 Arabs, flve Euro
pean passengers and Is of the crew.
It Is possible that others may be
sayed, as it is believed that some are
drifting about on the sea. A large
heet Of small vessels Is patrolling
that vicinity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
ITALIAN CAR
WINS RACE

Savannah, Nov. 25.-William A..
Hillyard of Boston, driving the
Lancia, the Italian car, won the first
international light car race ever run
in this country. 1t maintained an
average of approximately 81 miles
an hour over the entire distance OF
1876 miles. The time was 233 min
utes and SO seconds. The Buick car.
driven by Burman. was second, and
Chalmers, driven by Lorimer, was
third. The Buick driven by Hearne
was fourth.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
IECOMP7E HAS
Been EXECUTED
GAYTIEN MINISTER OF THE IN
TERROR Anglers POPULACE.
WHO TAKE HIM PRISONER AND
Kill HIM.

loft Au Prince. Nov. 25.-The re-
~ tnat Gen. Lecompte. the Hay
ssa minister Of the interior, had
a killed at Jeremie was confirm
q today.
arriving at Jeremie Lecompte
sao tne government gunboat Croy-
- asnore. He accused Commander
W' ossema Of treason and had him
'ased. Lecompte later had two
'nent citizens Of Jeremie exc
These outrages wrought the
e'e up and they armed them
~. - took Lecompte prisoner and
useuted him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25

h h. Nov. 25.-Admiral Sper-
Aon,,., eceived telegram from the
tay, snip Relief. which is five
port 'due at Guam, for which
Nor.mSs s sailed from this harbor ON
k~.-I 10. A message coming
a. -. ~ oorsogon. in southern Luz
dsn..s's that the ship was badly
Is typhoon on November
N h-a. au ner engines disabled. A
Ut e out. but was promptly
ne,..s,s control. The Relief is
aan 10 Manila under her own
Aash, ~ repairs to the engines
n made by the crew.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25

w. L. Thompson was an arrival
from Pendleton last night and will
spend Thanksgiving with friends at
Asotin. He will return to Pendleton
Friday morning.
T. o. Green was an arrival THIS
afternoon from the Leland section.
8. S. Piper was a business vlsltor
from Spalding this afternoon.
Alfred and Marie Kettenbach were
arrivals this afternoon from the Uni
versity Of Idaho to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with their parents.
J. w. Henderson was a business
visitor this afternoon from Spalding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
O|NCEE DID
NOT APPEAR

San Francisco, Nov. 25.-Williamf
J. Dingee, one of the bondsmen for
former Mayor Schmitz, did not ap-
pear in court today for examination
as to his qualifications to remain on
the bond for 100000 given ointly
by him and Thomas H. Williams to
secure the release of Schmitz. The
subpoena could not be served on
him, and was given until Monday to
appear. 1t is thought that Dingee
will be replaced.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
LAB0RERS ARE
RETURNED HOME

Washington, Nov. 25.-A sweep.
ing deportation of violators Of the
contract labor laws has been order
ed by the department Of commerce
and labor. Fifty-three persons who
came to this country under alleged
unlawful arrangements with the
Firth Carpet company were ordered
returned to their homes in England
end Scotland.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-25
STRIKERS ARE
FIRED UPON
UNION MEN WHO STRIKE FOR
HIGHER WAGES ARE SHOT AT
BY SQUAD OF DEPUTY SHER.
IFS,

Perth Amboy. Nov. 25.-A crowd
of strikers from the National Fire
proofing Co., at Keasby, who struck
for higher wages last week was
fired upon by a squad Of so deputy
sheriffs Of that village. Several were
wounded, two seriously.