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New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

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ENGLISH EvANeELlsTs ARRIVE HERE.

The Rev. Samuel Chadwick and c NJ Alexander.
The English evanGelists, who their way TO
the NorthfieId Conference, arrived here yesterday
on the White Star liner Baltic Mr.. Alexander
said the Punket Testament League, which he
started in Philadelphia last March. had reached a
membership of about a million persons. The es-
sential requisite for membership is a promise to
read chapter from the New Testament every day.
While on the Baltic the evangelist enrolled one
hundred members. hfty-seven Of them being stew-
Axds- snd poeuhn1 a4 the SEnN -
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THE WEATHER REPORT

Official Record and Foreeast.-Washing ton. July 81
The centre storm has advanced to a POSI-
tlon lust north with barometer reading at
m of 20 81 inches and ma xlHIm WIND velocity or
rofty two miles an that station. The future
course of viii be Of north on and nea-
the coast line Gulf disturbance now repre-
eastern portion of Texas. Rain has fallen along the
middle south Atlantic coasts. and showers and
reported from the Gulf states over
the and southern Rocky Mountain and plateau
districts.
TrInperaure has risen rapidly the northern Rocky
with ma Nimum readings ranging above
degrees Montana laaho aHd eastern p'ftons of
Washington and or Eon.
Rain is indicated for Saturday along the middle At
southern ana east IN New fnstand
ana showers viii in the southwestern stste-
coast vii be bris to northeast. the
middle Atlantic brisk high from the northeast
and variable: on coast fresh and mostly south
erly and on Lakes Drisk nprherN, becoming
variable the upper lakes storm warnings are dis
played HatteTas to New York.
and high northeast winds and occasional
rains 10 the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For New England.
For Eastern York. rain to-day. far and cooler
sunday: brisk % high northeast winds
For Eastern Pennsy lvania New Jersey Delaware.
cooler oday: Sunday fair high east TO north
winds.
Sunday fair and cooler brisk north winds
Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western New York.
fair TO dav and Sunday; fresh north winds
T.,caI Official Record-Ths following Official record
f>oIa Weather shows the changes ten
;,,Iature twentyfour hours IN comparison
with the corre sIond!ng date of last yecr:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ARioNs AT sEETHoVEN's HOME.

Bonn. July 3i.-The members of the Brooklyn
Arion Choral Society. who at present in this
CITY, visited this morning the house where Beetho-
ven lived Later grouped in front Of the beethoven
statue in the public square, they sang the Bee
thoyen hymn They visited Godesberg this after
noon and had a reception by the Cecilia Choral
Society There was a Kommers in Bonn tonight
in honor of the singers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

Laverty John Webb, Eltzabeth w
nts MontEomery 11.''ii Charles L Young Sophie D
Post, William
brown vincent n p aged 20 years hu,Saas
go ocSc at t EiTs5 ] Rsf9Tnea @ CsFfa s, = IaIrsoh-
DELIUs-At No 365 Greene ave-. Brooklyn. July IL
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LAIDLAw-On Wednesday. July 20. DR. Alsxande-
Hamilton LaidIaw aged so years Funeral ssrTses
urday. August 10 o'clock Interment private.
IAyERTY-suddeny. Of heart disease on THURSDAY; ;
John Iverty beloved hgs6snd of 1as Ia,!on neaI
Brooklyn sunday. August 2. at m Relatives and
friends invited to attend
MARTINA Plainaeld y ]. Thursday. July. 50;
1905. william B. Martin in mis- 7st5 year Funeral
Plainheld. n. j. on Saturday. august l. at p m
train that leave. Lyery St ferry via SsT S s. }sssy
invited. Interment private
MONTGOMERY-On Friday. July 81. 1898. Charles Link
letter Montgomery beloved husband OF Emma , 1OoT
Sunday August 2, p m
PosT-wnIiaut Post. son OF the late Henry R. Post.
S0th Funeral at Friends Meeting House. LIST day
daSIng a1isfRe0h Long at Island 69' City at I:5o
PREsToNon july 80 Iafroncls E. widow Of Patriei1s
cbsSe OF the Hone i,s9th St ana Amsterdam ave-.
Sunday August ?. at ? p m
TABoR-In Philadelphia: at his apartment Hamilton
friends invited funeral services on
ss aar M "a AZ MaPsha No sos East
riages will Philadelphia and New York trains
TOwNsEND-At Witch y. J.. on July 80. 1905
Adelaide Louise Townsend, wife OF Edward Io~nseni
Funeral Sunday. August 2 at 2-lS p NJ az
Holy Trinity Church. 122d St and Lenox ave- inter
WOCdlaWn-
WEBR-At Woodland Ulster County y 7, Elizabeth
W webb wife Of the late Charles Henry webb
WILLIAMS-O July Fl. her home. No s16 Union
Brooklyn. Bowen. wife OF the late Nillarl1
Hilton Williams and daughter Of the late EdgsEd
Eaton SophrOnia AtWeH Bowen Funeral serves
sunday. August :. at Woodstock. Conn
YOUNG-On Thursday. July 30. a New Canaan Conn:
Sophie Douglass. wife Of James H Young and
daughter Of the late George Douglass. OF New York
City, in the list year Of her age Funeral services
will be n chapel Of the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian Church. 5Jth and Fifth ave. Satur-
day. August 1, IL O'Clock
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DIVORCE SECURED BY MRS. n. c. PAINE

IBy Telegraph to The 7. hune.l
Colorado Springs. Col. July H.-Mrs. Frances
Bacon Paine, of this place, to-day secured a di-
vorce in the district court from Harry Gallup
Paine on grounds Of desertion and non-support
Mr.. Paine formerly assistant editor OF Puck
and subsequently filled positions on 'Harper's
Weekly" The New York Daily News" and The
Chicago Tribune" The couple married in
4yewSYo<k hNe & NnV \
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THOMAS j. GARGAN.

Berlin July a-Thomas j. Gargan, a member Of
the Boston Transit Commission. died this afternoon
in the private hospital of Professor Koerte, the
operating surgeon The immediate cause OF death
hypostatfc pneumonia, following operation
for stomach trouble. Arrangements are being made
TO take the body of Mr. Gargan back to Boston
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

George NJ Cohan's manuscript of play was
burned yesterday in warehouse somewhere out
side OF the city. MIR Conan took the matter phO-
sophcaly and proceeded TO jot down again the plot
and the tIngles. The members OF the company
have been advised that the new manuscript will be
ready for rehearsal on Monday morning. Mr.. Co
hans production has not been named. but II
will he the opening attraction at the Gayety.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Joseph Brooks arrived yesterday the Baltic.
He confirmed the announcement that he had
gagged Joseph O'Mara, the Irish tenor. 70 appear
here in a romantic opera called Peggy Machree''
Mr. O'Mara will deliver a series of lectures
Irish history during his visit to this country
Donald Gallagher has been engaged for the chief
part in a play called "A Mountain Boy that will
be one of the novelties Gf the season at hand.
Gallagher is only nine years old He first appeared
on the stage four years ago in The Little Prin-
cess
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEI.MONT-Dr Roland Pope, sydney New
South Wales HOFFMAN-Dr. G. II. Jackson.
La Rochelle France HOTEL ASTOR-F. Gruck
Geneva MANHATTAN-Cyrus II McCormick
WAI.DORF-ASTORIA- Captain J. NJ. English, At
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VOTERS REGISTERED I'M PORTO RICO

San Juan, Porto Rico. July 3l.-The Republican
party Of Porto Rico convened to-day at Mayaguez
70 nominate candidate for the position resident
commissioner Washington and adopt plat
form OF legislation. The registration of voters has
been completed and shows unprecedented interest
N The coming elections. This year 2o6. .sSS voters
>41a Uk3stsssd. ~ sxstast 5N,lS In 1885,
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolley,
and by $3.50 up Telephone 1857
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this country address changed often =.
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temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest 20:
average 49, average for corresponding date last yenr
"a; for corresponding date last thirty-three
years. IA
Local Forscast-To rain; sunday fair and eaos.~.
tx1sk 50 b.xn sAax - nazkhs4Ax Nfnds.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

Harrison Rhoades. the English playwright. ar
rived in this country yesterday with the manuscript
of The Gentleman from Mississippi" Thomas A
Wise to interpret the principal character in IT,.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
UNDERTAKES
Special Notices.

FRANK e CAMPBELL 24I-3 West 23d Sc. Chapsls
Private and public anbuances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
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EMPEROR OF MOSLEMS
SULTAN MAY T4KEtTITLE.
acclaimed by People When He 4p-
peared IN Streets Of COnstantinOple.

Berlin July g.-The 'Berliner Zeitung'' to-day
publishes dispatch from Constantinope. saying
that the Sultan of Turkey is preparing TO declare
himself Emperor OF the Moslems, abrogating the
title OF Sultan
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
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extra expense fer foreign postage
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Canadian Rate.

subscriptions New York City to the DAILY aud
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged cent a COPY sxs-.
postage in addition 70 the rates named above.
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PORTER REPUBLICANS WITH HIM.
om The Lockport Journal

Ihat Governor Hughes will be renominated for
governor this year there is practically no question
and every Porter Republican (Representative Por-
ter is the Independent Republican LEADER is with
MN and VIII do all In his power to bring about
his nomination.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
Died.

Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE WIN b
repubIIshed the Tri-weckIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
THE GROWING DEMAND FOR HUGHES
HEARING THE CArr.

HEARING THE CALI.
FROM The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
II is not necessary to place ones ear TO the
ground TO hear the call the people for TWO yaere
more of the administration of Governor Hughes
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01

THE OPPOSITION ELEMENT
From The Utica Herald Dispatch
The opposition to the nomination of Covernor
Hushes for a second term comes from an element
tnat goes not stand well in the esteem the peo-
pie of New York State.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01
STATE NEEDS HIM.
From The New York Examiner (Baptis0

From The New York Examiner (Baptst).
1t now remains for the plain people who love
and admire the Governor for his frmness in the
performance of his duties TO let their will be
known. If they do, Governor Hughes will be nom
mated and reelected; If they do not, but supInely
let the nomination go by default they may wake
up to find their faVOrite out of the running. The
State of New York needs another term of Governor
Hughes and every effort should be made
II for him.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-01


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f.1cnI OnClal Record.-The following Official record
f>lla the Weather Bureau shows the changes
i,erature for twenty-four comparison
with the corre sIond!ng date of last yecr:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-16
LAY PLANS FOR
greater SHOW
p0ULTRYMEN AND BUSINESS
MEN JOINING HANDS TO MAKE
IT AN ANNUAL AFFAIR THAT
WILL ADVERTISE CITY.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wash, Dec. 16.--
A goodly number of the Poultry as
sCciat ion met with number of the
business men at the town hall Tues
day to confer on matters regarding
the Financing of the expenses of the
coming poultry show. which now
promises to be a big one.
1t Is proposed 10 furnish free to
III exhibitors regulation size exhi
hilton coops. and arrangements have
been made TO have them built at
o6ce.
Every one on the fiat can do the
poultry show good service and at the
same time help to give the town a
good reputation with the hundreds
try show by offering rooms at rea-
Eonable prices. Many rooms will be
needed, and the price should not be
IN the graft" as this will do our
town an inesiimable amount Of
harm. Parties having extra lodging
rooms can leave word at the Repub-
Tic office.
AZ Fl. w. Hibbs telephoned from
I oakesdale yesterday stating that he
had SO far failed to get any infor-
nation concerning the stolen team
that Is known to have been driven
into that section on the Sth.
Charlie, son of w. H. Corbett, Is
down with pneumonia.
The children of W. II. Graves have
been quite i'll during the past week
Mrs. Price, the aged mother of J.
c. Price has been quite i'll for SEW
eral days.
Mr.. Newton, father Of Mrs. f D.
Griffin, had the misfortune. last
week. to break his left limb just
shove the ankle. and dislocated the
small bone Of the ankle. DR.. john
non was called to reduce the frac-
ture, and he Is doing we'll.
Tom Windus has returned home
after six years absence in the serv-
fee OF the United States navy. He
has spent much ri his time in the
Tar East. having travelled in the
Philippines and visited many OF the
ports Of China and Japan
LATE Young has about closed up a
deal for flve-acre tract from the
company on Bridge street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-16

]. J. Murphy. who has been visit
ing with his uncle. James Murphy Of
this city. departed this morning for
hi home in Misoula. Mont.
Louis Oldag, the well-known farm
CIR OF Cameron, was in the city yes
terday. r.turning to his home on
the morning train.
Robert Erb. merchant at Greer.
wife were visitors In the city yes
terday.
w. NJ. Chandler. the Orofino real
estate man, was visitor In the city
yesterday.
r. L. Spiker. manager OF the West
ern Implement company. Is In Kam-
iah today looking after the trade.
J. A. Parker, postmaster of Oro-
flno. was registered at the Raymond
last night.
DR.. j. NJ. Farley Of Orofino was
among the Lewiston visitors last
night.
NJ. ]. McMurrey OF Ferdinand and
Miss Rose Agee Of Walla Walla were
married last evening at the parson-
age Of the Methodist church by Rev
MacCaughey. They left this morn
ing for a trip to Spokane and Walla
Walla. They will reside in Ferdi-
nand.
| E. Erickson. the Kippen lumber
man. IL a visitor in the cry today,
State Land Commissioner Charles
Munson OF Moscow Is in the city
transacting business before the local
land ONCE.
| l.. d. Parkhurst Of the CONNER
cial Trust company departed this
morning for Modesto. Cal, where he
will spend the winter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-16
: PERSONALS. :
: $>>$@$<%@>>%$$><

NJ. b. kfuse. representing the
stewart & Holmes Drug company.
with headquarters In Seattle, was a
passenger on the morning train to
Pomeroy.
J, !. I. BrocA Ut this city left this
morning to spend the winter with
friends In Oklahoma.
Mrs. w. Fleming left this morning
Tor her home In Morris Blur, Neb.,
after an extended visit with her son,
4. M. Fleming of this city.
9. =. Gwynne, the Reuben lum-
herman. left yesterday afternoon for
his home. after short visit here.
Mr.. Gwynne reports that timber
products are moving much better
than they have for two years.
f. w. Gay Is contemplating the
building of five-room cottage in
thu spring on his property at the
corner OF Fifteenth street and Tenth
avenue.
Mrs. J. G. Wilson, who has been
visiting for some time with her
daughter. Mrs. T. NJ. Fleming Of this
city, departed this morning for her
home in Morris Bluff. Neb.
Frank Trader was a visitor in
Lapwai today.
Mrs. M. c. Frounenfelter, who has
heen visiting with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. G. Jensen of this city,
left this morning for her home in
Oaksdalea
Rev. s. b. Chase of the North Ida
no Home for Friendles Children left
yesterday for Grangeville to attend
20 his work in that field.
Mrs. B. c. Eller and family went
to Kendrick today to visit with rela-
tives.
J. +. Woodell, well-known citi-
zen of Aso.in, left this morning for
short visit to Moscow
Miss J. l.. Craven left this morn
ing for Everett. WASH. where she
will visit with relatives during the
holidays.
Auditor ". L. Clifford and wife
returned yesterday from Boise. where
Mr.. Ginord attended meeting OF
the auditors Of the state.
]. l. Overman and wife were In
Lewiston yesterday enroute home
from Boise. where Mr.. Overman at
tended the annual meeting of the
county auditors.
II. T.. johnson, who has been Wis
iting here the last few days, return
Cd to hts home at Wawawai This
morning -~--i---
]. c. Darden Of Weippe was In the
city last night enroute to visit with
friends In Palouse.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-16

A. F. Bernard, the pioneer repre-
sentative of the Clossett & Devers
Spice company. was in the city yes
terday and departed this morning for
Walla Walla en- route home to Port
land for the holidays.
Charles Baker left this morning
for visit with friends in Spokane
and points In north Idaho.
Frank Thompson OF the Lewiston
Mercantile company returned from a
business trip to Spokane last night.
I. r. Burns. who has been visiting
with friends In Lewiston and vicini-
ty during the last six months. left
this morning for his home in Van.
Mo. En- route he will visit with
friends in Wyandotte. Okla.
R. J. Sperry of Morrow county.
Oregon. was in the city yesterday
visiting friends. He left this morn
ing for Walla Walla.
William Riley and wife left this
morning to visit with friends in
Kansas City. They were accom-
panied as far as Butte. Mont. by
Miss Jackson. who has been visiting
here.
j. ]. Jennings Of the lewiston
Charleston company left this morn
ing for Moscow to look after the sub
station there.
Edward o. String Is making ar
rangements to erect 4 modern cot
tage on his property In Blanchard
Heights addition in the near future.
Miss Leota Howard. the popular
leading lady of the Curtiss Dromatic
company, Is in the city visiting with
friends.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-16
CALL FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned up to 8 O'Clock D.
m. December 81. 1908. for the con-
struction. according to specifica-
tons prescribed by the laws and or
dinances OF the city. of about 330.5s
feet OF sidewalk on the south side OF
Seventh avenue, City Of Lewiston,
abutting the following described
property, to-wit: Lots 10 and IA.
block 2: IS and IA. Block 3, and
2 and g.. Block 4, all in Thompson's
Second Addition to the City Of Lew
iston.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids. but II an award Is made
1t shall be to the lowest and best
responsible bidder.
JNO. E. MCPHERSON, Clerk.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-16
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Tavlor's TheA+orium-"The Money
Lender" doll Making" and
other interesting and instructive
pictures. illustrated songs and
special music by the Taylor quar-
tet.
.Cineograph-High class vaudeville:
five acts and three performances.
Skating Rink-Good music. good
skates and floor in excellent con-
dition.
Coming.
THE Kilties." at the Methodist
church next Friday night.
The Washington times., 1908-05-17
Mems l5C Collars
SOC B Bsl5n

In this lot are the Double Triangle
and 10Th Century brands of linen
collars. i'm standing and rundown
styles Mostly low folds. Sold in
dozen and half-dOzen lots only
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-28
squirtoun for Chickens.

Everyone who ever stole a hen
knows that chickens will set up an
awful cackle when you grab one
around the leg and try to put It in a
bag. Also that nothing is so con-
ducive to the unrest of the farmers
dog as a squawk from the hen coop. To
circumvent all this unnecessary racket
and attendant embarrassment, a Mis-
souri, genius has invented squirtgun
for hens. The gun is filled with a
stupefying dope and all you have to
do now is to step up close to the roost,
stick the gun under the hens chin and
push the piston. Down tumbles biddy
and you chuck her in the bag and go
off before the folks get home from
prayer meeting. Hencoop owners Of
Oakland, Mo, have had visits from
the squirtgun expert recently with sad
results. Even the chickens left are so
doped from the fumes that they are
no good for a day or two.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-28
BANK GUARANTY LAW.

Those republicans and others who have
been bowling about the guaranty bank
deposit law and other enactments OF the
Oklahoma legislature as well as some of
the provisions of the constitution, are re-
spectfully invited to read the platform
Of the republican party adopted in Kansas
the other day The Kansas republican
platform declares for guaranty bank de-
posit law, for state control Of theissuance
Of the bonds and stocks Of public service
corporations for physical valuation OF
the property Of the railroads and other
corporations: for an enlargement OF the
powers of the interstate commerce COM
mission, and for federal charters for cor
porations doing an interstate business.
There is not democrat or populist OF
any other kind Of man in Oklahoma
who cannot endorse every plank in the
Kansas republican platform save and ex-
cept the one pledgng support to Taft and
Sherman. and these are merely perfume
tory declarations which do not mean any
thing. In reality the Kansas platform is
a repudiation of Taft, as the republican
candidate for president has already de-
cIared the guaranty bank deposit law "a
dangerous experiment" It remains to be
seen how the Kansas republicans will
Justify their platform declaration and the
position Of their presidential candidate on
the stump
All of which goes to show that the people
are all waking up and that when they get
d chance to have hand in the making
OF platform they can be depended upon
to do what they think is right This year
Kansas had a general primary election
and the platform was not made by a
machine committee on resolutions APP
pointed by a machine chairman, elected
BY machine convention. But the Kansas
republican organs win have to quit abns-
ing Haskell and Murray. and will have to