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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-21
THE WEATHER is COOLER.
just a Trace of Rain Recorded on
Sunday.

A most acceptable change has oc-
Cured in the temperatures of this
section of the world and while it il
true that it is almost as hot today as
it has been for the past two weeks. the
thermometers indicate that the mer-
curry is not quite as high. Then a cool
refreshing wind has prevailed from
the southeast at a rate of 10 miles an
hour since early this morning.
There was just a trace of rainfall
in Topeka Sunday afternoon and per-
haps the majority of the residents of
the city who were in their homes did
not notice it. The weather depart
ment charges up the precipitation as a
trace, though it was a slight one. To-
days government forecast indicates
fair weather for tonight and Tuesday
with continuation of high tempera-
lures. The following were the tenn
peratures since z o'clock this morning:
o'clock 49,. .62l11 o'clock .....79
o'clock .... .6612 o'clock ..... 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-21
Hanged for Three Murders.

kingston. Mo-, Sept. 21.-Albert Fill
lev. the triple murderer, was hanged
here this morning. Fflley killed his
wife. his brother and his baby, at their
farm home year ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-21
Weather Indications.

Chicago. Sept. 21.-Forecast for Kan
sas: Fair tonight and Tuesday. Con-
tinued warm.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
lew TRIAL ASKED
FOR WHALE BROTHERS

1 On the ground that new evidence
- been discovered, tending TO clear
~ defendant, Attorney Eugene l..
GIsterski presented motion for a
5ow trial for Samuel and Frank
Itale, convicted last winter OF as
aulting Salvatore Leone with intent
y kill, In Judge Connolly's court
Wednesday morning. Assistant Pros
6otor McClear opposed the motion on
ochnical grounds, holding that the
purt has no authority to grant mo-
Hon for a new trial unless IL is done
ofore the expiration Of the term fol-
/owing that In which the trial was
ko1d. Judge Connolly took the mo-
Hon under adyisement until Thursday
morning.
n The motion is based on affidavits by
]ooeph Mascara and Samuel Lapotti,
rho allege that Leone, in converse
IONS with them, stated positively that
be- vitale brothers did not attack
Inn: that he knew his assailants but
Vas afraid to reveal their names for
oar they might kill him.
On the witness stand Leone testi'
led that he did not know who his as
|nilants were.
Leone is now in Italy. according to
he Information received by the prose
|uting attorney. and II new trial Is
ranted the prosecution is likely tc
= M against II unless they can In
luce him to return.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
WOMAN TRIUMPHS
IN TRAINING A
CAMEL
NILE. ALLARrY MAKES o5sTlN-
ATE BEAST OBEY HER VOICE
LIKE TRAcTA6LE HoRsE-su5.
JuoATioN is COMPLETE.
BY the MARQUIS DE cAsTgLLANe.

PARIS. July l.-Mata Hari. the Jap
anese dancer. who some years ago
created sensation by her strange
and somewhat mysterious dances. and
whose disappearance from the public
was as sudden as her appearance, has
recently reappeared. The occasion
was a charity entertainment
The glamour OF a romantic past
heightens the peculiar charm OF her
exotic dances, which seem 10 express
her mood and serve as an outlet for
her feelings Mata Hari prefers 70
appear in private entertainments and
the appreciation OF select number
10 the applause OF a theatrical audi.
ence
or the many oriental dancers have
had occasion 10 admire, Mata Hari
seems 10 me to have brought with
her, more than any other. the exotic
charm OF her home, which she ex-
presses in her dancing Throughout
her performances there is a touch Of
melancholy. combined with the poetry
OF motion In its highest sense.
What / have said in praise OF Mata
Harris dancing l can repeat. in some
what other terms, OF Mademoiselle Al
larty's riding. which had occasion TO
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

splendid quality OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lanes citizenship and church activity.
In his acknowledgment, Deacon Lane
recalled that they had been privileged
to live under every passionate Of the
First Congregational church since its
organization and he referred tenderly
TO Mrs. Lanes devoted cooperation in
all OF his endeavors.
The marriage or Miss Gertrude A.
Roberts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Roberts. OF Wyandotte, and
Norman b. Beasley, OF Detroit. was
solemnized Tuesday morning, the Ger
emony being performed by the Rev
Joseph Hally, OF Wyandotte. The
bride was attended by her sister Miss
Hattie Roberts, and the groom by
James Kane.
Palestine lodge will give a moon
light Monday. July 6. on the steamer
Columbia. The boat will leave al
$3.50 o'clock. going as far as Lake
Erie and returning about IL o'clock
Zickels orchestra will furnish the
music.
A general rally of the Business In
stitute students and friends is expect
ed on the occasion OF the institute ex'
cursion 10 Bots Blanc. Thursday, July
q The boat leaves the foot OF Bates
St, al s AS In the morning.
Dr. and Mrs. p. G. Dulitz and fam
ny have returned from a two weeks
stay in their summer home at Grand
Polnte
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
HURLED FROM BEDS AS
VIADUCT is DYNAMITED

BUFFALO, July 1.-Two heavy
charges OF dynamite. exploded by a
time fuse under the newly completed
Lehigh yiaduct at Selkirk and Per
ry-sts.. about 2:35 o'clock this morn
ing, blew two heavy iron Orders out
OF place. twisted the rails above and
shattered the ties for many feet.
People In the neighborhood we're
blown out OF bed by the force OF the
explosions which came about 20 sec.
onds apart. The dynamite had been
placed on top OF one of the reinforced
concrete girders.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

admire at the private circus arranged
every year by NJ Molier
Mademolselle Allarty, who by birth
belongs to the aristocracy Is one OF
the most charming opponents of high
school riding, and is as fearless as she
is charming Not content. however.
with mastering horses. Mademoiselle
Allarty sought for other strange tri-
umphs and found them in the subju-
CATION of a camel, which she rides as
easily as a horse
Dressed in n fantastic oriental cos
tune Mademoiselle Allarty shows
how this, the most obstinate OF anil
mails, obeys her touch. and goes
, through its PAGES. rearing and back
ing as she Wills. This entire subjec-
ton Of the ship of the desert" may
be truly accounted an extraordinary
feat for any manor woman.
At last we have a statesman. Only
yesterday many deputies declared
"Clemenceaus cabinet cannot outlast
the month AS soon as the president
has returned from London we will
overthrow It,"
NJ. Fallieres has returned, and al
ready those who made this prophecy
are silent on the subject. II seems
certain that NJ Clemenceau will
henceforth remain In power as long
as he wishes to. which is no more
than justice. For was IL not he who.
although he did not conclude the EN-
tente cordiale," had the ability Of rem
dering It popular? II has always been
the case that those men who favored
IL had thereby made themselves ex-
ceedingly unpopular with us. M.
Clemenceau has had the talent OF
overcoming this age-old prejudice. and
that. ! think. Is at least something.
Again, was II not he who. In place
OF the attitude OF a vassal toward Ger
many. has adopted that of a great In
dependent power, which has renounc.
ed all petty chickering's, but which In.
tends TO remain sole mistress OF her
actions? The attitude OF furious and
aggressive Chauvinism has had its
day Henceforth In treating with Ger.
many we will show ourselves as ma
ton Of courtesy which refrains from
speaking about what II cannot change.
NJ Clemenceau has said. Here is
oru right: here Is what we propose
and what we shall do. We shall not
90 further, but nobody shall hinder
ia from proceeding so far"
II must be recognized. In spite OF a
fov "rodomants" on the other side OF
the Rhine who would like to draw
William n. with them. that the kaiser
bows to the Arm language OF our
prime minister.
This is the reason why Clemen-
ceau, who up 10 the present was a
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
ANTHONY PETE, JR.,
WANTS BURNS JOB

The shrievalty will not go to the
Republicans for lack of opposition
Anthony PETE. Jr, has come forward
as the first Democratic aspirant fol-
county Office and announces that he Is
willing and able 10 fiji the shoes OF
James d. Burns.
PETE Is a butcher and the success OF
Mayor Thompson, also butcher. has
encouraged PETE. He is a DetroiteI
born and has hosts OF friends both
inside the city and out Like Burns
he may be described as a liberal can
didate.
PETE is about 40 years OF age and
has never taken an active part In poll
tics before except as aiding friends.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
ST. CLAIR CELEBRATING
HOMECOMING WEEK

ST. CLAIR, Mich, July 1.-(Spe
cial)--St. Clair Is in the throes OF
Homecoming week" The throngs in
attendance. the old acquaintanceshipa
renewed and the well.planned enter
tainments are making a success OF
the gathering OF "old boys and girls.
This afternoon there will be an ex.
cursion on the steamer Tashmoo. to
Lake Huron points. In the evening
there will be a general reception to
the home-comers at the Hotel Somer.
Vile and music by the band
A creditable daily paper. The Daily
Republican" edited by +. ]. Getaway,
is being issued especially for home.
coming week.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
In Socie

The marriage OF Miss Mary Joy
Newland and Count Memo Limberg
Stirum, of Germany, was quietly cele-
brated Tuesday evening in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.. Meredith,
No. $50 Jefferson-aye. The ceremony
took place at $3.50 o'clock and was
performed by the Rev 8. s. Marquis
ID. D., OF st. Pauls cathedral. Only
the immediate families attended the
service, but Immediately following a
reception for the relatives and near
friends was held.
The bride, who was unattended
wore a gown of white crepe charneuse
heavily trimmed with silver and white
embroidered cloth and Limerick lace
The yoke and sleeves were Of real
Brussels net appliqued with Limerick
lace. She wore a veil and carried
lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Meredith, sis
ter OF the bride, wore a gown of pale
green charneuse trimmed with gold
and silver.
Co1nt Stlrum was attended by Baron
Won Stumm. OF the German legation in
Washington
The drawing room and library OF
the Meredith residence were decorated
with American beauty roses. palms
and ferns and the tables in the din
/ Ing room was ornamented with white
blossoms and ferns
Count Stirum and his bride left late
in the evening for the east and will
pass six months visiting in New York
Washington and other cities. They
will return 10 Detroit for a visit with
Mrs. Meredith before going 10 their
future home In Pottsdam, where they
will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. Lane. oil
No. "a MelDourne-ave.. received the
Fluctuations Of hundreds OF friends on
| the occasion OF the rounding out OF
80 years Of welded life I'm their home
Tuesday evening Mr.. Lane is one
of the N Oldest graduates OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan and the only sur
viying member OF his class. AT the
family dinner given in the home o.
the son. George f. Lane. No. so, Della
wsre-avey Tuesday evening. Georg,
Minos Lane, a grandson, made q pres
entation In behalf of the family. In tn,
course OF the evening. David OgllVie
representing the First Congregations
church. Of which Mr. Lane is deacon
and Mrs. Lane a deaconess. presente,
the couple with purse OF gold.
| Mr. Ogilyie paid tribute 70 th'
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
IulIus ka,perskl Convicted.

Julius Kasperski, No. 1859 McDou'
gall-ave.. who on the day set for his
examination In police court on a
charge OF stealing a typewriter. disap'
peared. leaving a note to the effect
that he was about to commit suicide
by jumping from Belle Isle bridge. was
found guilty by jury in Judge Pheh
ans court Wednesday noon. He was
remanded for sentence. Kasperski
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
FRESHMEN STRIKE FOR
AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY

SAGINAW. Mich, July 1.-(Spe-
l)-Forty members OF the Press
mems union of Bay City and Saginaw,
struck this morning for an eight-hour
day, with pay for nine hours work.
The agreement with the owners, which
has existed tor four years, expired
June 30 No violence is expected. but
both the owners and strikers are firm
In their> stand
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

has a wife and three small children
and is in poor health. When the Jury
came In with its verdict his wife was
in the act of giving him some medi-
cine from bottle she carried. She
explained that he is suffering from
lung trouble.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
The Beet PIN. Ever Solo.

After doctoring Is years for
&ronic indigestion, and spending
- two hundred collars, nothing has
rs me as much good as DIR. Kings
90 life pills. consider them the
r< pills ever Sold" writes b. F..
|1ncue. of Ingleside, N. G. Sold I'M
"a guarantee at r. c. Kinscl's. Cen
~ Drug Co. and Gray & Worces-
~ drug stores. 25c.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
roltaphs on Glass Tombstones.

pITTSBURG. July IA Pittsburg
Mass Co. announces that 1t has re-
nfved several orders and will begin
4 once TO manufacture headstones of
|1nas to mark graves. A unique fea-
&c OF the new tombstones will be
~ there can be blown in the glass
photograph OF the deceased person.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
To Fire Insurance PoIicyhoIders

DID YOU EVER think how important is know
your Fire Insurance policies correctly describe your prop
erty?
DID YOU EVER try improve your risk, in order
lower your Insurance rate
YOU MAY BE THE NEXT oNEJT HAVE A FIRE
and need help and assistance ai4s your insurance
loss NH
Would you not feel safer if yousTaerests being
looked after by Corporation organized and conducted by
OF wide business experience who have felt the need of
just this kind of service?
We issue annual contract covering all this service.
We adjust for all persons whether holders
nual not.
For information upon method OF transacting this
business call at the company's Offices OF address
The Policyholders Service Adjustment Company
No. 122ss1-s2 Majestic Bldg,
Detroit, Michigan. Phone M. 25es.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
identification Neeessary.

The Judge-What Is your business
The Wtness--I'm a photographer.
The Judge-"ls this the picture you
took of this LADY,"
The WItness-"It is. your honor"
The Judge-"Do you wish TO place
II In evidence7"
The Witness-"I do. your honor"
The Judge-'Then you will have to
mark II for identification. "-Yonkers
Statesman.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

source OF alarm TO the French. has
become, IL not their idol, the states
man that was needed. and hence one
who is not to be overthrow.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
nrth Of July Grand Trunk Railway
system.

s special round trip tickets have
- authorized. For particulars ap.
y 10 City Ticket once. l24 Wood.
rd-ase., telephone NJ. 81.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

Bu.incss-iike Printing. 80 fuss and
no feathers The plain, neai kind. that
looks right Times Print Co.. Is
John R.-st Phone 1tes.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

Job Printing done right. Time. Print.
tng CO.. Is John R.-st. Phone 1893
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Work Florence Placers.

Sites, Ida.-H. B. Perks and wife
passed through Sites Saturday en-
route to Portland. Mr.. Perks is gen.
eral manager of the Florence Placer
company, a Portland company, with
Judge Cleland of the circuit court
at the head. and operating in the
Florence district The company pur-
chased Of the Crandall estate what is
known as the "Bill Crandall" prop.
erty. consisting of 500 acres of pla-
Ger ground on Little Slate creek, six
miles from Florence. and has ex.
pended $35. on the property this
season. Mr.. Perks says that the
company has spent the summer in
INVITING in new bitches and laying q
nine line and other work necessary
TO the opening up Of the mine. and
has succeeded in completely equip
ping the property.
It is an elevator proposition. and
on account of the cold weather set
ting in work was suspended for the
winter. but everything is in readi.
ness for an early start as soon as
the water comes in the snring
What piping was done this fall show
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS.
(By Neg Perez County Abstract Co.

November 80, l000-Patent.
U. s. to Edwin w. Green, SW u
SW u section 8, N n NV Il sec.
ton II. NE X NE X section 49,
1913 e.
Deeds.
Henry J. Weber to Idaho Grocery
Co.. lots s and 4. block 1. Holee ad-
dition, Forest, 81.
John p. Vollmer to Inland Invest
ment company, lot s. block II. Voll-
mer. 1910.
Jacob Livensparger to Robert
Haynes. lot 4. block 2. Wynkoop ad-
dition. city, 5000.
Christina Williams to Margaret
Elliott. W " NV Y Of N u lot 6,
E n. E " OF N " Of N Y lot Z,
section IS, w " OF s " lot 81. E
" s " lot 26, section 26-36-4 w.
$500.
Same to same part 70 lots Is, rs
81. section 26-36-4 W.. 16A acres
$4,000.
w. c. Human to Lauby Bros. lo'
20, block 1S. Nezperce, 81.
r. B. Graham to James w. Jen
kins. lot 5. block 25. Vollmer, $500
A. T. McCarty to r. l.. Pennel
lots /. 2. 3. 10, II, -, block ~
Yantis addition. city. $1,000.
Carl Meyers to Albert Schultz, SW
u NE ", Sc " NV N section 2
81 W., $1,000.
j. A. Schultz to Bank Of Nezperce
F. y SW u, SW u Sc Y section
27, NE u Sc u. Sc v Sc u sec
ton %. N " NV " section 35, nj
IL NE a section "a. s u SW u
NV u SW u, SW u, SW 4 NV
a section 2S-33-1 f. 81.
Geo. w Tannahill to Fred N
Pontius. w Y NE ", w Y Sc Y
section 2236-l w.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Denies N. P. Sale.

Olympia. Wash.-M. r. Saunders.
tax commissioner OF the Northern
Pacific railroad, denies the reported
sale of that road to the Rock Is
land. A recent dispatch from Bill
lings rumored this sale because a
Rock Island engineer, armed with a
letter from President Elliott. was
touring the road investigating Its
books and inspecting its property.
Saunders says the letter and In
vest!gation reports are true. but de-
clares the engineer is to be summon
ed as a witness in a case involving
the value of Northern Pacific prop
erty. and is simply inspecting the
road to get data on which to base
his testimony.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Vote On IRRIGATION District.

Husum, Wash.-An election will
be held in White Salmon December
~ to determine whether the White
Salmon irrigation district shall be
organized. The district embraces
several tracts Of land which, with
sufiicient supply OF water will en-
nance the value OF property in that
locality. The water Is to be pump
ed from the White Salmon river a
short distance from where 1t empties
into the Columbia.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Lewiston Fuel { Transfer Co.
Yards opposite School House, Main
Street. Phone Main 176.
Now is the time
to visit


When summer has passed
In these northern states.
the sun IL only mild under
the bright blue skies Of CAL
ifornia. This II one Of ma
lures happy proviSions-
eternal summer for those
who cannot endure . more
severe climate.
California has been called
the Mecca Of the winter
tourist" Ito hotels and
stopping places are a. var
led as those of all we'll reg
ulated cities. Visitors can
always md suitable accom-
modations. congenial COM
panions and varied. pleas
ing recreations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
OMeld Sells Fruit Ranch

Occur d'Alene. Ida. Nj. Best
OF Occur d'Alene has purchased of
) W. Omeld the Long Glen fruit
ranch of 800 acres. located on the
snake river. about 80 miles below
Lewiston. The deal, which was made
ny ex-Mayor R. w. Collins of this
place, aggregates $4,000. Mr.. Best
VIII move at once to his ranch,
which he will improve in many
ways. Mr.. Ofield will move to San
Jose. CAL, to reside permanently.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Propose Automobile Tax.

Pendleton. Ore.-A tax Of 325 for
each automobile owned IN the coun-
", to be applied in the building of
good roads, Is the novel scheme pro-
posed by Alexander Hudson. a farm
er and road supervisor of this coun-
ty.
A meeting Of good roads enthusi-
asts was held in Pendleton yester-
day afternoon. Most of the time
was devoted to a discussion of the
efficiency OF the present road law, a
synopsis Of which was presented by
State Senator c. J. Smith.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
MOTHER GOOSE.
delightful Extravaganza to be siven
Soon ut Temple Theatre.

There Is now being rehearsed for
production, one Of the most unique
home talent entertainments ever
seen in our city. The committee in
charge has made arrangements with
Harriet Purdy Smith, whom every
body who has read the social and
dramatic news of Butte. Helena,
Great Falls and other Montana cit
les. as we'll as Spokane. the past
season. will know as a lady with
phenomenal ability for training and
staging local performances.
The title Of the musical extrava-
ganza to be presented for the benefit
OF the library fund and for the APP
prevail of theater goers ON December
II and ~. is Mother Goose Up to
Date"
What memories the title awakens
Of melodies that were the sweetest
In the world, before we learned that
the doll was stuffed with sawdust
or that there was no Santa Claus.
The lyrics and the libertto Of the
book are new and are the best that
the best writer's Of the world have
produced. The costumes are elabo-
rately beautiful. It IL the most am
bilious proposition Lewiston anna
teures have attempted, but those
who were 30 fortunate as to see the
first rehearsals which are being held
at Elks' Temple say that there IL
snap and q vigor about the numbers
that go to make up the program that
will afford those in the cast and the
choruses an opportunity to show at
their best.
The cast will include many Of the
favorites Of prior home talent pro-
auctions and q number Of new ones
who will make their first bow to the
footlights.
Mother Goose Up to Date has not
an old song or q commonplace line or
stale joke in It. It IL new, up-to-
date, and contains the best In music
and dialogue. All the wonderful
children of Mother Goose will show
the refining influences Of the goth
century modern application. Jack Of
the Bean Stalk, Puss In Boots. Little
30 Peep. King Cole and his Fiddlers
Three. Sinbad the Sailor. Sally Wat
ers. Humpty Dumpty, The Old Wom.
an in the Shoe-all there In life,
just as we always imagined they
would look and act. with touch Of
the modern to make them more pic
turesque.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Entertain Labor Federation

Wall.a Walla, Wash.-For the en-
tcrtainment of the State Federation
OF Labor, which meets in this city
January 4 for three days, the Walla
Walla trades council has begun to
plan, it being anticipated that 200
delegates will be in attendance. A
committee consisting of Glen Har-
ris, l.. F. Clarke. Herbert Kellough,
T. Rose, Charles l.. Newsome. Hen
ry Dodson, Bert Owens and Carl
Shoes has been appointed to arrange
a banquet and such other entertain
ment.
The last session of the federation
was held in Tacoma. The commit.
tee is planning souvenir badge OF
unique design to be used by the dele.
gates.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
Northwest News In Brief

1t has been demonstrated that or
chards now being irrigated by pri-
vate sources on the uplands have
proven a success, and the lands con-
tanned in the organization to be vot-
ed upon will be greatly benefited by
the new irrigation system.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-01
European Capital for Elk District.

european Caplt2l IOr Elk VlSGI1Ct.
Sites, lda.-S. w. Smith, former
owner OF the Buster mine at Elk
City, came in from San Francisco
Saturday and proceeded to Elk City.
He there will await party Of Ger
man capitalists that will be in from
Seattle in about 10 days to look over
the Cleveland group Of claims. Mr..
Smith says they expect to spent con-
siderable money on the property II
they take hold of it. and he thinks
they undoubtedly will. While there
Mr.. Smith also will start some work
on the Congress group df claims
owned by him on the American river
side Of the hill from the Buster mine
at Elk. He predicts q rush into that
district next year.