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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18
OREGON NEWS.

James Henry Booth, former receiver
the the land Office at ROseburg, Ore
accused of accepting unlawful com.
pensation while acting as a govern.
ment official, WAS acquitted. This is
a defeat for Francis Heney. The jury
was out all night
Stewart Aver. Mrs. Truesdale and
Mrs. Briggssultz are lying in an un.
concious condition in Baker City, with
doubts for their recovery, while an
other woman is seriously injured ar
result OF an accident TO one of the
floats the Fourth. The horses ran
away.
Receipts at the AcAinnville post
ONCE for the fiscal year ended June
80 will foot up considerable more than
$4,000, and upon this favorable show
ms application will be made to the
department at Washington for the es-
tablishment OF free carrier service
for AcAinnyille.
"A number OF farmers Ia the Vicinity
OF Echo are discriminating the SPUR
rels by giving them q dope received
from the department OF agriculture
a. Washington, ID. c.. which spreads
a fatal disease among them. The de-
partment distributes this free
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18
IDAHO NoTEe.

A tragic murder occurred ar the big
tunnel OF the Chicago, Milwaukee {
St Paul railway In the ST Joe country.
July 4. John Hays. shit boss. work
ing on the Milwaukee, who Inst fall
killed q Montenegro laberer in self
defense. YRS suddenly ATTACKED by q
band of five Montenegr1ns, shot full
of holes and his body horribly mutt
lated with knives, but not III after
Hays fought TIL his ammunition was
exhausted.
Eleven bootleggers, arrested on the
Nez PIERCE Indian reservation, have
been bound over to the United States
court a Lewiston They are J. J.
Long, E. jacques, Andrew Fogarty.
half breed. and his negro wife; John
Thursston, James Shaw, W. NJ. Lep-
ley, w l. RinehRrt and Alfred Klein.
The last three men furnished bonds.
but the others were lodged in the
county Jail pending arrangements for
bail
The commissioner OF Indian affairs
recently created an important position
for the Nez Perez agency, that of
overseer, which will be filed by an
employe from the civil service reserve
list
1t is said the determination of the
government TO Danish bootleggers
from the Indian reservation meets
with general approval in the reserva-
ton towns. Indian Agent o. H Lipps
has been roundly scored because the
department failed to enforce the law,
but the sudden and successful raid
Thursday has shown the grumblers
that the government preferred TO work
in it's own way.
Lewiston was practically deserted
the Fourth, as all of the citizens who
could arranged to celebrate at other
places.
Deputy Game Warden Ludwig RO-
per of Occur dAlene City, who has
made out his June report, states that
he alone sold $40 fishing licenses dur
ing the month, making almost 1000 he
has sold during the months of May
and June. This exceeds the same
months OF 1907 by fully rs per cent
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18
RACED In THE AIR
BALLOONS GO fRon CHICAGO
TO QUEBEC.
Craft Owned by E J. Fielding Of San
Antonio. TexaA Was in the Air
Longest and Was 100 Miles Ahead
Of Nearest cenpetisor@severzl Ma
chimes Dropped in tire Lake

Chicago. July s-The Chic&go-to
Ocean balloon race ended Sunday
night. when the last o. the Contestants
came 10 earth ~ West Sherord- Que
bee. 500 miles fron Tie starting point
This craft was the Fielding. owned By
r J. Fielding Of San Antonio. Texas
IL covered approximately 100 miles
D0rc than It's nearest competitor. and
is also believed 70 have captured tbs
prize for the balloon which remained
In the air longest
The contest WIS marked by several
throlling escapes from drowning The
Vile de L1eppe dropped into Lake
Michigan soon after il started and for
an hour OF more Colonel A z Euel-
Ter and George Schoeneck. lis Pilots.
were swept across the surface. finally
arising. with their craft 10 z height
of 1000 feet, from which they de-
seconded TO Benton Harbor. Mich
A similar experience fell 70 the lot
Of C. H Perrigo and J D Case. the
u " u Lit LA4ALOlc- y Lit C44-1E y u
ing TO effect a landing near Lake On
tariO their balloon fell into the hay Of
Quinte. The aeronauts had d0nned
life preservers and managed 70 keen
af1oat until rescued by e boat from
Glenn island. Ontario The fate Of
their balloon is not known here
The third serious accident took
place near Clinton. Ontario. The bal
loon Columbia could not be controlled
by Captain A. Peterson and C. H
Leichleiter. and they we're dashed
against a tree and dragged through
barbed wire fences. Both men were
painfully injured.
The landing places OF the nine bal
looms were: Fielding, West ShefOrd
Quebec; America, CarsOnville, Mich;
King Edward, Port Huron. Mich: Chi
cago. Atwood, Ontario; United States
PinkertOn Station, Ontario; Columbia
Clinton, Ontario; Cincinnati, Covert
Mich; Illinois, Glenn Island. Ontario;
Vile de Lieppe. Benton HarbOr, Mich
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

One man ls dead aud one dying as
result of "a shooting al Comet near
BASIN. recently. Cornelius Crane
Waterman at ihe Comet mino. was Rt
tackled Dy ESQ f.nlanden ln front ol
tlo saloon ln Comet aud Claue pulled
hif revolver nat uriug tnlee shots
airiNne ono Finn twice in fAe heart
ll'nf hlm Instantly ihe other man
HaH hii M lAD back and moual|y
wounded TING fIn|auders bad boon
|soNaIQd roW ine Comet uluo and
NHl threatened fQ carve Claae lnio
mHl mn00f
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

by lecal eprl1e2rio1E a. -her <1nnor reach the
e1seassc portion OF ne ear There 4 only one
WAY 70 cure oeelaesz- s1c -hA- IL by coIlsrirlI-
tlo1E- remedies DeEtIesE = causec Dv Al in
1sEnec c0Dc11lOE q -1e mucous liDlIlE Of rhe
Euslecn1aD Tubs El1el -l1is - = iurlar1ec
you 2aVe a run bling sound Or iE1Ee rfec- hear
ing and Ehen A. j. sn1irelT close-C. Ilsztness Il
lie reE III. and unless t1E rE-iaznElE-lou car 1f
LazeE o,1t and ln,f n = re~t0Iec - IL nsr1ns
Condition. 0earl1lg VII u Destroyed forever
nine cases ott q leC caused b l1lErrh
EhlcA Il nothing BAT A. 11f.zl1ec oo1oirzou 81.
Lhe uo0ue sur1sceE-
Ne VII give One Eundrec DoIlsrn Tor any
ease O Deafness (carse< - calerrhl that can
not De enree b. Eau Z "a -Arrh cure send for
circulars, free
p. = CHENEY d Co. 1olsoo, o.
SOLD By Druggists 75e
Halls Family P1llE ars t1e besL
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18
MINES AND MINING.

A vein OF clean shipping silver-leao
ore has been opened up In the lower
tunnel in the Camp Bird mine. in the
Priest River district G. Q. Sutton
principal owner of the property. states
that over three feet OF the ledge con
tRins high-grade ore and that as soon
as the Blackwell railroad is com.
Dleted the mine will make regular
shipments.
A strike Of three feet Of 81 free
gold ore has been made at the 100.
foot level OF the jackson property.
which lies south OF Florence. Idaho
on the north side OF the salmon river
The strike Was made Al q 4O-foOt
er0sscut from the bottom OF the 400.
foot shaft
-Four feet OF the highest grade OF
steel salena ore has been encountered
IA the lower or no. tunnel in the
Nipsic, formerly the Father lode mine,
in the Occur q 'Alenes.
TWO feet Of free gold ore. aVerag.
ing nearly $50 a ton, has been cat AZ
a depth of SIS feet by the 2o0foot
closscut tunnel on the Narc.ssuf prop.
eriy which lies iittle way north "
Dixie camp in oenifal IDAHO
Iollo.- changes made in tle COY.
elnmeli mlgInf resuIauonH are CON.
sideled eNtemely generous especially
lQ iQrelenere ln tae fuure aI min.
lls machinery WIlI De admitted Ilee
AZ duty Ilo export 0ufg oI copper
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

Nin-teen hunpbsck whales. each
valued a. approximately $1,000. was the
necOrd-bnezkng catch made BY the
steamer OrOn. engaged Al the Sechart
depot Of the Pacific whaling company
On Vancouver island last week Not
since the industry was started on this
coast has any steam E-hzIer made an
equal catch
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

Pisys 1T the Spokane Thsater.
Spokane thester offerings fer the re-
zzfneer Of the present season are:
July 1s-14-wilne Collier In Caught
In the Rain
July 1As2-Grscs Cameron In Little
Dolly Dnples-
July 7Sss-Robert Nsnteu IN
Shakespeare
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18
OWN YOUR OWN HOME.

We can start you on payment of SO
down and up. By taking one of our
large tracts o. land; you can have
chickens. COWS and garden; come to
Valley CITY. q Seattle Tacoma Inter
urban See Mr. Redin. Mgr Valley
City Land Co Also we can furnish you
employment 70 help pay for il
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

Henry Weinstock OF California, on
a special mission to-study. labor legis-
lation broad. has arrived in St Peters
burg The American embassy has ar
ranged conferences for him with Count
White. Minister of Commerce Shipoff.
ex-Minister of Commerce Timiriazeff
snd other specialists.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

The warehouse contains about SSc. 900
grain bags unsold, and delivery viii be
made TO those applying. in the order in
which their application is received. for
Walla
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

An "A Woman could De president Az
obese United alalea All Amollca and
iNHi woman Nrl Nu William lloN
H0N ieii iAflf Noull ho n0 aaoloe.
granted ~ anybody ioI Hul 0auan
HNaifnflNl lAai AZ ~ .Voh iNpf
NNl0 ip iN0 lnhfl NJ q plesl0oNi
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

Beritn--A diamond field the extent
Of which is nearly 10 miles. has been
discovered at LudeSitz bay. Southwest
Africa
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

hope so, too-1ustlce tempered witA
mercy"
Mrs. Justwed-Why are these eggs.
20 small? Grocer Dickelwurst-I think
dey were took from der nest too soon
alretty.-Philadelphi Ledger.
Teacher-Johnny, what do you un-
derstand by that word "defcitr It's
what you've got. when you haven't as
much as II you just hadn't nothin'."
Hook understand he married u
cool million Cookies; but he's COM
planning now because he hasn't been
able to thaw out any OF it-Illustratedi
BitA
-what'd Jimmy give yer fer yer
birthday" This here brass ring"
How'd yer know ii amt nothin' but
brassy' HE give it ter me."-Cleve-
land Leader.
lis your husband having any luck
ut the race rackY' -Some luck" an
swered young Mrs Toxins. He hasn't
auxht cold nor had his pockets picked
Washington Star.
why is ity'' asked the dear GIRL
-thxt the bridegroom's attendant is
called the best mann" Il suppose it's.
because he is tie best on, gro>vled the
fussy old bachelor.
Nother-Tou and Willie have been
at my cherries again. 1 found the
ttones In the nursery. Johnny-t
wasn't ne. mother, cause / swallowed
all the stones OF mine
Aurtel - Would you marry for
money! CarsOne-Sot /; want
brains Muriel-Yes. I should think
20. II you don't want to marry for
money Brooklyn Life.
Your love- he cried. would give
me the strength 10 lift mountains -
Dearest she murnured, lit will only
be necessary for you TO raise the
dust Town Topics
Tel me. brother. is fl possible to,
lei Robert know that ] am an heiress ?"
Has he proposed 10 your" Yes
We'll. you may be sure lac knows it,
already. The Gossip.
1t costs more TO live than IL did
sears ago" said the man who com
plains Yes" answered the man who
enjoys modern conveniences. but it's
worth more Washington Star.
professional FASTER snOuld like.
70 undertake. fast Of four weeks in
this snow OF yours How much viii
you pay me- ShOwman-I can't give
you any salary, but Will Fay for your
keep
What would you do" asked the ex-
cited politician, III paper should call
you e liar and 3 thief" well" said
TIE lsryer. III were you I'd toss up,
cent 70 Sc whether I'd reform or lick
the editor
Miss BlOnolOck-HOs dare you tell
people M hair "a bleachedf YOukn0w
n Il false, Miss RageDwing-
dear, kSOw A. n. told them Il was
bisasznsc before you got it.-Philadel-
Dlis Ingniner-
- noticed she bowed 70 you L. she
an Cd aequaintance1- Yves, were
slizistiy aoguaiDteo. Ia fact shes .
fort - oistant relation. She was he
frsf vile ~ DlF second Nife's husband"
--f-bicsgo Tribune.
Dfboer Fiynu an 30 yez amt D fake,
bey. BoV 90 yez iose per soight1 TIE
Bind feJsop-Ob. Fas once 90 fle
police force nlfl oroers fr0m my cap-
On poi ~ &c. aryfDiD' ~ eof ~ d. .
haDif eiil nle. fuck
T.ol I,orson 5hy. paf. flere ueed
NJ "a ~ HluoWi'If flero I'af Ilruf
~ gop. fir l-orl lehfeu Nly u
faere Dpf oue noNf Faf- lrdad fley
io1f Dif fgaH Az Iaff n|orf wind flT
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

The British Royal Academy. a. the
next banquet vii ignore & custom
that has been observed for about 1zC
yean- There are 70 be no 9Desehes.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18

The deposit Of dew Il greatly infu.
enceo BY color Al Oil " found
tbickest On board painted yellow,
put moi ~ al on IeC anc black.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-07-18
COFFEE

Threc-quarters of coffee
is such that we can't
touch It; we make FIVE
grades of the top quarter.
T~zr srscs< returns ysor money il rsa koa1
liz SchiLi.xrs Best. pay him
The evening world., 1908-10-27
SEEKS TO GET WIFE
OUT OF THE ASYLUM
Constant A. Andrews Succeeds
in Having a Court Trial
Granted.

Fly a decision Of Supreme Court Jus
tice Tompkins handed down al White
Plains to-day Mrs. Blanche l.. An
drews. an inmate Of Rloomrgdale Asy-
lum, is granted a trial before a supreme
Court Judge and Jury at White Plains
on the first Monday OF November TO
determine whether she Is now sane.
The petition for the trial was made
by her husband Constant \. Andrews.
who declares that his wife, who owns
property worth about SGco0Oo. is sane
and should he granted her liberty. Mrs
Andrews was declared insane and in
compe tent In March, 1907. Mr.. Andrews
For many years Mamie V. Roosevelt
(Mrs Andrews's sister has sought to
malign and ruin your petition and pol
son the mind of Blanche l.. Andrews
against your petitioner"
Mr.. Andrews contends that his wife's
sister and brother have been trying TO
keep the woman In the madhouse. For
more than year Mr.. Andrews has been
trying to get his wife released from the
asylum. and he saws the litigation has
cost $4,000 for legal fees.
Mamie V. Roosevelt IN an affidavit
SAYS sne visited Mrs. Andrews in the
asylum In August last and found her
actions to be childish. and that alien
lists had pronounced her insane.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
Fat Is An OffenSe.

The female form, being capable OF ex-
pressing a supreme degree OF grace, should
be an Inspiration in our daily lives and
lead up to higher ideals of beauty" said
the art Lecturer. Therefore the fat WON
an is an enemy to the artistic upiift, for
she is entirely too heavy for any wings OF
fancy to raise
II cant understand how any woman will
remain fat when II is so easy to reduce
ones flesh In the Latin quarter OF Paris
one never sees a gross figure. Although
the art models take things easy, sit around
a great deal and eat Just whatever they
please, yet they keep their flesh Arm and
their figures beautiful. They have sim
pie fat reducer that takes the place OF
starving and gymnastics. 1t consists OF a
teaspoonful after meals and al bedtime OF
this simple receipt: Z ounce Marmola l..
ounce Fluid Extract CRscara Aromatic, and
~, ounces Peppermint Water. That's all.
why dong fat, pudgy American women try
that rs harmless-nay. very good FOR
them-snd will, ] understand, take OF al
much az a pound Of fat a day. Any one
With little small change and drug store
handy can have decent figure"
The evening world., 1908-10-27
BROOKLYN MAN SHOT
TRYING TO STEAL A RIDE
Railroad Detective Says Victim
With Three Other Men,
Showed Fight.

UTICA, Oct. 27-John f Ridley. OF
No iol Nineteeth street. BroSklyn. wac
shot by George Rundell. a Central Hud-
son detective, in the depot yards early
to-day. Ridley was struck near the
groin. He is in the hospital and will re-
cover. Ridley had been working west of
here and was on his way home to
Brooklyn He had about $40, but he
says he has family and that he was
ing his money for railroad fare.
Rundell saw four men standing on the
platform as the train was about to pull
out, and he thought that they We're try
ing to beat their way. He ordered them
down and threatened to shoot. The
men defied him. saying they had a right
on the train. The detective claims that
he fired twice In the sir 10 frighten the
men, but they started toward him and
he then fired po:ntblank at the crowd.
He Ia under arrest.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
FURNESS|A GETS
IN TROUGH Of SEA
WHILE GALE RACES
Engine Crippled, She Falls
BroadSide On-Wind 90
Miles an Hour.

The Furnessia, OF the Anchor line,
which locked to-day, ten days out
from Glasgow. still showed traces, as
she steamed up the bay. OF the BUFFET
ing she got last Wednesday morning
when. In the height o. nine.y-nile
gale, screw on the h!sh-pressLse
cross.head snapped and crippled the
engine.
The huge seas that were running
lowered to the height o, the ships
smokestack and as soon as she lost
way. when her engines stopped. the
helpless vessel floundered in the trough
OF the combers. 4 sea anchor was
rugged and put overheard 10 keep her
head to the seas. but the vessel dragged
a. Il until she was once more broad
side 10 the waves. The seas broke
over her and boWled some of the
crew who We're on deck off tehir feet,
tirst-caoin stewardess was swept
from her feet and knocked down a COM
panion-way. being badly bruised.
\ torrent OF water burst into the
steerage and flooded 1t to a depth of
two feet The passengers in that sec
ton Of the ship thought that she had
foundered. and there was panic till
they were treasured. Some water also
got into the ships hospital, where
three children were recuperating from
seasickness.
4 big wave that swept across the
helpless ship drove one of the boats out
of the chocks aft and, swapping the
lashings, carried il away. 1t was some
hours before repairs were effected on
the crosshead and the Furnessla was
able to prOCeed.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
GAGGED AND BOUND
At HER OWN REQUEST
Mrs. Grant ConfeSSeS Plot to
Deceive Husband About
Missing $50.

Captain Of Detectives 1.arldn. az Ter
soy city, who from the first, he says.
distrusted the story Of Mrs Rose Grant.
who was found on Sunday last by her
husband and friend bound and gagged
In her home, No. 5Sl Jersey avenue. to-
day obtained from the young woman
the true story of the robbery.
Originally Mrs. Grant said she did not
know who the two men were who bound
her and stole so that WAS concealed
between two mattresses. To-day she
admitted that about noon on sunday she
returned home and found George Mui-
ford, of Newark. and another man in
the house. milford was an old friend.
lie demanded money, she said. She
finally told him where 1t was and then
instructed him to bind and gag her so
as to diSarm her husbands suspicious.
The police are looking for Milford.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
Son Joe Lost 100000 in
His Plunge and Entire
Family Felt Pinch.
SUIT REVEALS FACTS.
Lady Curzon in Actual Need of
Money at Her Death
Other Heirs Cut.


/ ''A''' o''' 81
ing the financial straits Of Lord and
Lady Curzon. who was Mary Letter
. .,.ot. u.,,, r-,,, ,,ai, u,o-o
they hao FuLeu over ri'h'o'S VI su''eN's
in regal splendor. and disclosures of the
aetna, sum 80 ooo 0cN that Joe" Letter
49,. - , t. -,
wheat pit were MADE punhc TOT the nrs'
time yesterday in the suit OF Hugh
Crabbe against he Zeisler Coal Com
pany for SAG, on trial in Judge Eper-
halNdt's court.
Because of Letters unfortunate specu-
lation, as was shown. his allowance is
now only $4,000 a year Whiie oo'h MS
sisters are receiving more thah '"'et
this amount
Lady 'urzohs money Pi'sht io''o"eu
her TO the grave. inns 'huch o"'''e
to light: When she ana l-oru Cu' "o''
returned to England theE 'ouio ho'
open the masn'h'ent i'on"o" mus,
carton House terrace o"' 80 io ~ ~
TO take rooms III no'e. anu Nv
pehs'Ne'E wine ""'''''h ~
rive from Amer Yea ''
Lady Curzon died.
IN letter which was produced in
,,,,,rt Yesterday sine wrote that Iln,.
eI"' 80. ,,.ha.ba,. s,a s.as n recaiva
she khe" WheIHtt SHe ""9
the fSll income from ner fathers es-
tate she could not open her town house
81 ,sL.d ,bar all II her mail ne sent
1le -, ,t', bl.,.a
there, but Al Is known t'ia' ''le ho"se
was rented and ner mail was forward
.d IN her hotel
M, ,,,,,,,,,I aielcu,,ias n, tho Cur.
Inc i'h"hc'al u'''''ui''es VI ''e
IONS were caused by the immense drains
,,,,5s ,.non Lady Curzon's purse by
,,,.,,, a,,, on,or,a,,,re,,
their estaplisHihehl ana eii'ei .''tit.i''''
in India Lord CurXon was without pri-
sat-, ,,,aa,s and his salary rs Viceroy
N"'e '"eH'''
was mere baSateile "heh II came 10
paving for the expenses OF living up to
- .,,,a rte ,os;,,or de-r,rdsa
Ne s'E'e '',S ''S .''l''! o
At this time, however, Lord Curzo-:
has sufficient money for his and his
-,-i,.,,,.,,. ,,..=. 20 ava hts oA,'6ra-,
ch''u'e'' - CO .''3
are receiving StSp" year from the
Levi Y. Letter estate beside the income
-. =, 90 .o1o ,,,,ao, i, true.
iioHl si''VV'o" p'aSe' III 'ust'
Joseph Letter receives $500 month
from the estate When he droppel
., 600 ooo a., ~. ,.,oo. nj, his fa,ha,
f''V'V'VV' III '"e f'' "''
The evening world., 1908-10-27
SETTLE 100000 CONTEST.
Fight Over Mans VIII Compro-
missed ny Relatives.

SALEM, Mass, Oct. "a settlement
OF the contest over the Will of John
Burnham Brown, OF Chicago and 1ps-
wich. Mass. which bequeathed the bulk
OF a s, ,Ooo0n0 estate to found an educa-
tionaI institution for young men, in
Ipswich, the testators native town, was
announced by counsel in the Essex
County Probate Court, in this city. to-
day.
Mr. Brown died az Ipswich six weeks
ago. Under the terms o, the will only
500, 90 was Sc. aside to be divided
among relatives, the remainder of the
estate going for the college foundati ton
The terms of the settlement were not
made pubic.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
WITH NECK BROKEN. SMOKED
HIS PIPE BEFORE DEATH.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, oct. T-With
bis neck broken, the result of falling
downstairs. Herman Haedke aged
forty-four Years. lived twenty eight
hour, before he expired to-day. shortly
before Lc died Ilaedke called for a
take one las, smoke before the end
although parHly from the neck down
he wa- conscious a most from the
time he sustained the injury until lie
died.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
JEROME GETS MONEY.
Talks Aldermen Out of $500 for
New Court~ROOm.

observation-disclosures jerome talked $500
on. Of the Board Of Aldermen to-day
with which to establish All additional
courtroom in the Criminal Courts
Building He told the Aldermen that
they We're fine fellows am added tha
he would always be glad to see any Of
the men,Hers N his office, but only as
voluntary visitors.
Several Of the City Fathers gathered
around the DiStr!C'Attorney after the
vote and congratulated him on being
able to get the money"
The evening world., 1908-10-27
IMPERTlNENT, SAY DUTCH.

THE HAGUE, Oct. 27.-The Foreign
once said to-day that President Cas-
tro's request that d confidential envoy
he sent 10 Caracas to arrange a settle
ment of the differences between the two
states could not be entertained until
after the receipt Of the note. This pro-
posal OF the Venezuelan President is
popularity considered to be an imper-
Thence which the Government will not
grant
The evening world., 1908-10-27
POUREN'S PLEA DENIED.
Judge Holt Refuses 10 Nacnte the
New Order OF Arrest.

Judge Holt, of the United States Dis
trict Court, this afternoon denied the
motion made by Congressman Herbert
Parsons to vacate the order OF arrest
for Jan Janoff Pouren. who is wanted
by the Russian Government for various
charges.
The Judge directed United States
Commissioner Samuel NJ. Hitchcock to
proceed with the examination in extra
dition proceedings.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
OLDEST sPlNsTER DEAD AT 81.

HUDSON, Wis. Oct. 2..-Miss Therese
Heinfurter, aged ninety-seven years,
died Yesterday at the home OF helN
nephew, NJ Goldberg. Miss Helnfurter
is said 10 have been the oldest spinster
in America.