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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
GRANGEVILLE
TO. CELEBRATE

1.-THE people Of Grangeville will
hold three-day celebration and
will secure the Lewiston band and
invite the Lewiston people to par
ticipate as soon as the railroad 10 in
operation into Grangeville," said j..
b. Wade. of the Grangeville Stan :
dard- News. who is a business visi-
tor in the city.
"Our information is that the road
will reach Grangeville early In the
summer" continued Mr.. Wade. "and
1t is expected the regular service
will be inaugurated early in July.
We are Informed the bridge across
Lawyers canyon is about half COM
pleted, and by the first OF May the
steel will be extended to the south
abutment. The distance from
Grangeville to the canyon Is about
25 miles, and the bridges and grade
are in readiness for the track-lay-
ing machine. 1t is stated the road
should be laid into Grangeville by
the middle of June and by the end
of the month be in readiness for
service.
1.-THE building of the road has
caused material increase in the
acreage of wheat. and with a fair
yield Idaho county will produce it,
banner crop this season. The land
| formerly used as pasture and hay
land will now be devoted to the cul.
tivation OF wheat, and each succeed
ing year will witness an increase ir
this acreage until all available land
will he devoted to agricultural pur
poses"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
PLANS
IN MANcnuRI

ST. PETERSBURG, April
The Russian government u DISTURB
ed by the attitude assumed by yTee
D. Fisher. the American consul -
Harbin. IN the matter Of recognlG.
ing the Jurisdiction Of Russia r.
Manchuria. Fisher insists that -
Chinese sovereignty In Manchuria -
supreme. and he has supported H.
protests OF China against the sstaos
lishment by Russia Of municipalities
In the railroad zone At Harbin auG
Chailar. \, 81
His attitude In this Russo Cn3.
nese di1iculty has prompted Russtos
to seek an explanation Of his coursoa
both at the American embassy here1
and In Washington.
The foreign once here has ~
pressed q belief that II will be -
cidedly to the interest Of the Uniteo
States to recognise the Russian 3D.
ministration of Manchuria lnao~'
much as the foreign residents share
In the privilege OF this administsa-
tion.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
HEPBURN Fights
BENTON dam
SEES NO VIRTUE IN BoRAH
AMENDMENT OPPOSES THE
BILL ON PRINCIPLE AND WILL
FIGHT TO FINISH.

WASHINGTON. April LIN =
prolonged discussion yesterday Of
the Benton dam bill on Its merits.
Senators Hepburn and Borah. both
of Idaho. took opposing sides. Hey
burn opposing and Borah favoring.
Mr.. Hepburn declared he would
maintain his position even II satis-
fed that by SO doing he would inn
peril his seat in the senate.
Senator Borah read the telegram
from the Lewiston Chamber OF Com
merce and ex-senator Heitfeld ia.
voring the passage of the Benton
dam bill with his amendments.
Senator Hepburn said he did not
care what the people of lewiston
said or wanted. They were not the
whole state OF Idaho, and he did no,
accept the Judgment Of Mr.. Heitfelt
or the Commercial club as against
his own. He fought the dam bill
for two hours, and finally announc
ed that he would prevent q vote 1
he could.
Senator Borah briefly championes
the bill, as 1t amply protected navi
cation and enabled the irrigation o
lands in the state Of Washington.
The senate voted down Hepburn
motion to recommit the bill to tn
committee. No vote had been reach
ed when the senate adjourned. Tn
bill will come up again today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
SCALE QUESTION
CLOSES Mines
BITUMIN0US COAL MINERS
NUMBERING 5000 STOP WORK
PENDING ADJUSTMENT OF
SCALE WITH OPERATORS.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-Bitu.
minous coal miners numbering 49,
900 are idle today on account of the
failure OF the United Mine Workers
of America and the coal operators to
agree upon a wage scale to go into
effect today. District meetings are
being held in an effort to reach an
agreement in different states and 1t
is believed the strike will be of short
duration.
Central Pennsylvania and Indiana
mines are operating, the miners
agreeing to work pending the out
come of the negotiations that are
progressing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
DID HE KILL HIS SWEETHEART
Portland Dentist Is Under Arrest
Charged With the Crime.

PORTLAND, April 1.-Dr. ]. P.
Whitney, practiticing dentist for
merly of Michigan, was arrested
last night in connection with the
death yesterday of his sweetheart,
Miss Mabel Wirtz, who died OF mer-
curial poisoning. The body was
about to be cremated when deputy
coroner stopped the ceremony be-
cause a certificate of death had not
been filed.
When the certificate finally was
obtained and the cause of death
made plain, Whitney was arrested
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
AMERICA leads
JAPANESE TRADE
NEARLY FOURTH OF TOTAL JAP
ANESE FOREIGN TRADE IS
CARRIED ON WITH THE UNIT.
ED STATES.

TOXIC, April Trade reports
which have been gazetted show that
America leads in foreign trade with
a total of 211, 100000 yen. OF this
amount imports were SO,0O0,000 and
exports 131,O0O,000 yen. China is
next to kmerica with a total Of
100000 yen, and England next
with 13S,O00,000 yen.
The total Japanese trade for the
year amounted to 926,0O0.0O0 yen
The balance this year was somewhat
unfavorable to Japan.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
HELIE
HAS Won anna

NEW YORK, April THAT
Prince Helie De Sagan is q suitor
for the hand of Madame Anna Gould
is announced by the prince himself
in statement in which he says
Nine. Gould will sail for France
soon after his departure. April 8.
The princes announcement is CO.
incident with the regulation reports
that Nine. Gould has quarreled with
her family because of her determi-
nation to marry De Sagan. Nine.
Gould is quoted as saying that she
will not longer be oppressed and
ruled by her family" A
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
DIMOND-HYDE
Land FRAUD

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The
trial of the land fraud cases against
Frederick A. Hyde. John A. Benson.
Henry p. Dimond and Joose H.:
Schneider. involving an alleged con-
spiracy to defraud the United Statesa
out of valuable lands In several OF
the Western states, was begun here
today before Justice Stafford. in the
crimip Al cou't.
4 Upwards IT 200 witnesses from a
stfte in the West are here for the
trial The case has been on the
docket here ard in California for
the past four years, the trial hav-
ing been postponed from time to-
time. An appropriation Of 100000
was made by congress at the pres
ent session to cover the cost OF ths
trial. 1t is believed that the trial
will continue for at least three
months.
1t is alleged that the quartet. op-
Grating through fictitious persons.
acquired school lands in Oregon. !.
and California nv salea e-tr'ee c-e
forged signatures and by the entries
later transferred with 'he ha'- cf
information from subsidized clerks
in the general land office.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Made THOROUGH
INVESTIGATION
.rpvryoRs IN TRIP DOWN THE
Salmon ABLE TO MAKE COM
p1ETE REPORT ON NATURE OF
CONSTRUCTION ALONG ROUTE.

II Guleke and D. Sandlands, who
made the trip from Salmon City to
lewiston with Engineers T. H. Ba-
.on and C. A. McClung, left this
.tternoon for their home in Salmon
City.
This is the third trip made by
Mr. Guleke. the first being about
eight wears ago and the second six
Years later when Engineer Pope was
brought through the Salmon river
canyon to view the possibilities OF
+be western outlet across Idaho for
the Chicago and Northwestern. Both
of the previous trips were accom-
nlished with considerable difficulty,
hut little trouble was experienced
with the craft constructed under the
direction of Mr.. Guleke.
The distance from Salmon City to
Lewiston, according to the computa-
tons made by Engineer Pope, was
s20 miles, and the check made by
Engineer Bacon is understood to
corroborate the former estimate
The party spent several days en-
route in making investigations Of
the country, which will permit of a
complete report of the character OF
construction that will be encounter
ed through this territory.
A suggestive feature of the work
of the Pittsburgh Gilmore Railway
company is the fact that year has
been spent in making surveys tt
gain an entrance to the Salmon riv
,er watershed, but no effort has beer
made to secure an outlet other thar
the one down the river. This II
generally regarded as an assurance
that the road .contemplates locatins
its line in the Salmon river canyon
and it is believed definite an
nouncement to this effect may b.
expected as soon as the report o
Engineer Bacon has been canvassed
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Imitators of RaMes.

NEW YORK, April Judge
William Platt, in the county court
Yesterday at White Plains, sentenc-
ed James Harlan, one Of the burg
lars who masqueraded as a yachts
man in evening clothes and commit
ted IS robberies in New Rochelle.
Mount Vernon and Yonkers, to II
years in Sing Sing prison. This is
the heaviest sentence ever imposed
on a burglar in Westchester county.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Annex to State Capitol.

NEWARK, N. j., April IAN
annex to the state capitol at Tren-
ton was opened in Newark today.
when Governor Fort established Of
fees in this city to be in charge of
his son. The governor will make
occasional visits to Newark. where
he may be seen on state business by
those who find 1t inconvenient to go
to Trenton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
CHINESE PRESS THE BOYCOTT.
Echo of the Tatsu Maru Affair Ef-
fects Trade.

HONGKONG, April 1.-The boy
colt against Japanese goods insti-
tuted as result of the Tatsu Maru
incident, is spreading.
Fifty firms in Hongkong announce
that they will not sell Japanese
goods. All along the West river the
boycott is being organized and meet
1ngs are being convened to discuss
the matter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
ROOSEVELT STANDS PAT.
Sends to Senate Name of Hill a.
Minister to Germany.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The
president has sent to the senate the
nomination of DR.. Hill as ambaasa
dor extraordinary and minister plen-
ipotentiary to Germany, also the
name of Arthur M. Beaupre of Illi-
.nois to be minister to the Neither
lands and Luxembourg, and Spencer
+. Eddy of Illinois to be minister to
the Argentine republic.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
FELLOW EMPLoYE ARRESTED.
Charged With Murder Of Express
Messenger. i

NEWTON, Kan, April Twill
lam Carr was arrested here last
night, charged with the murder of
Oscar A. Bailey. the express messen-
ger, who was killed in his car be-
tween Florence and Newton last
Sunday morning and the robbery of
the express car.
Carr was employed by the express
company for years and was fellow
employe of Bailey the murdered
man.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
TRY GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
Nova Scotia Legislature Passes
Such q Resolution.

HALIFAX, April RESOLUTIONS
calling upon the Dominion govern
ment to acquire ownership of all the
railroad lines operating in Nova
Scotia and add them to the Colonial
system as branches have been un.
animously passed by the legislature.
The resolutions suggest that the
purchase of the roads be on the basis
of their cost and present earning
capacity.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

RIPLEY, Tenn, April 1.-The
Farmers Union bank, the stock Of
which is held exclusively by men,
bers of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative union, was opened
for business here today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Government Refuses Purchase.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The
house committee on naval affairs TO-
day voted to report adversely the
bill to authorize the purchase OF
the jamestown exposition grounds
and buildings by the government,
to be used as naval training and
coaling station.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Jack Sullivan to Fight Ketchell.

SAN FRANCISCO, April L.
Stanley Ketchell and Jack (Twin)
Sullivan last night signed articles
for 35-round fight to take place at
Coffroth's Mission street arena on
Saturday afternoon, May 9. Billy
Roche was selected as the referee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Cotton Manufacturers.

BOSTON, April lit was official
ly announced today that the saith
annual meeting of the National As
sociation of Cotton Manufacturers
will be held at the Massachusetts,
Institute OF Technology on Thurs
day and Friday. April 16 and II. A
banquet at the Hotel Brunswick Will
be feature.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Bryan to Visit Iowa.

DIES MONIES, Ia, April Twill
lam J. Bryan has accepted an invita-
ton to speak at the Jefferson ban
uuet here tomorrow night. Several
other democrats of national promi-
nence have been invited. The big
gest gathering of leading democrats
ever held in Iowa is expectd.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Days Tongue
IS UNBRlDLEO

NEW YORK, April ) 1.-The
charges preferred against Chancel-
ior Day of Syracuse university by
rev. George A. Cooke of Brandon.
vermont, were ruled out of court by
blshop David H. Moore at the open
Ing of the 109th session of the New
York Methodist Episcopal confer
ence today.
bishop Moore said he regarded
'he complaint against Chancellor
LAY as a direct attack upon free
speech.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
ADMIRAL EVANS IS ABOARD.
Cruiser Yankton Bringing Him to
the Springs.

SAN DIEGO. April IA war
vessel, believed to be the Yankton is
approaching the harbor four miles
out and 1t is presumed that Admiral
Evans is on board. A special car Is
on the railroad tracks to take him
to the Paso Robles springs.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
No Change in Copper Dividends

NEW YORK, April THE direc-
tors of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company have declared a quarterly
dividend of fifty cents per share.
The dividend is unchanged from
that of the last quarter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

Governor johnson of Minnesota is
to be the principal speaker at the
Jefferson dinner of the National
Democratic club Of New Yory city
on April 13.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
10000 Idle in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o., April 1.-Accu-
rate reports from the Ohio mining
districts say that 10000 workmen In
the mines are idle as the result Of
inability to reach an agreement
with the operators.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
Volunteer Service Ends.

LONDON, April 1.-On the strike
of midnight Great Britain's volun-
teer army became a thing of the past
after an existence of 49 years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01

Enrlish Statesman May Recover.
LONDON. April Premier
oampbell-Bannerman h improving
In health.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27
XII.

Soften tegneOe goot, troos Ben Gange Serfe SUM
&orn og &oofrugter, oft itob til en- goo Miooelbsf
Sg Ser par en- Iart Nrbejoet pna Storguaros Wtdrfet
ipm olorig fer. @oa benz bopOe @reis og &areu %
&ontmanopen nbeitribt. Ser blep breben paa, iom oH
sc oiloe babe Hepande Der for oct tabte Slag | SogBe
raaOet. Sg 6olfene gift paa ueO 2o og nleS STN
Ser bar be(er ingen, Ser iaaOan fln0e iGtte Dem or
ion Sen &aren," tenfte @reis. =
Sum bleo nof fGroig iaa betios, at Der / bette q
teroar fom @leiefraft fra til 4arensnturf; pitt par bra
en- &npp; bum funbe ligeiom bioe S9noerne ianrlen lise
fra Wiorgenfhunoen, og ioa gift bele 8eoriften iom en
bonlrenoe Maifine, til 9ole1 gift neo. Der pr ingea
&orl eller Oreng eler 8ige eQer 0agleier, Der 9nsea
lang ct 9ieblif bar Spipl ON, bbaO Ser ifnloe eSres.
@reis bar Mu16en, og @reis nar opgftg. 4uo ao#t-
mn1loobroen itob ban iep og fsrte BET belle; men srtoea
.at BON eIer andre ret mprfeoe eSorbinoefen, lo fcsf
Dog 6arten ira Sc mango imaa 9amta1er, @res Denteoe
fig / 9ogens SOB iantmen me6 fin aaren; / asffend
peo &ontfuret, be6 We1emna0simSren, / Spiiefon1mer,
0~felfefploer, / SenIG6us o. abffenbape, oppe on aaoe.
uoe oa inoe, naar bun itoo peb Speofalbene meo ug.
rnoIfet IReIf, peo Sntoogriiene og @gerne, beo. Sen 1re
Scope, beo Ben eonIe So
San gift iet life iuft for at foa gfad6, men ban
fl1noe life ret Irnge 40 gongen bore benoe f%orltoen, o.
bos benbe bor BET aItio 8eoriften og otter @eoriften.
So, @rbeioet gift ~elimrenoe.
Wen 8reis m~ongIe6e tit gan1le Slnlsr % i'm S1gs-
bG9t. San bar gnaber, iogoe %ingenting. Sor Del greb
Jig, oct gaien. Ser gift 10 mart fneen l1ge, bDor
man 1tfe berte: iaa MI er BEN ogIaa bIeben be(lfg. Def
har rent %roienoe, iier BEN fibite IA Cages SO: ari-
item grof, Mette Wfarie Sr6igaarb, Sens Bot d6arem
Gbriitenien, Sognefogoens @ooer og ia, BET por
bel tosiet. gIeo BET beo til Soften bar opre eHer
lige til Sui, ia bor belle 9ognet fat poa BEN nnS.n
Gn6e.
Ger biloe ioa SoIo life bore un6et for eno Of
Selifab loe ober Sognegrenierne.
Gortinttes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

Sioite Spnoag / Suli bar ben oinItrnpIfe kingdoms
itore Dag. 0a ~afbolotes bber CONNER BET ourlige Sfob-
bal. Sagen por l1ngoonnens fra BEN lpe @orgen og
til @fte1, eller rettere til Ssnoag Scot bar opre.
Sen Dag boooe Sirfen l1uln1inoelige Sioer itaaet
tom, ole De gamle maatte bore biemme, for Be unge
ifl1loe tsmre og pbnte og ilioe Staoien ben ganife Sor-
%nliooag, bjem til Miboog oe beie fig os after at 5teo
til ben fore Set.
0anieeftraoen bar reiit en- BRED 9oI1uet ortnte |
&ratbofferne; opao Slugtens megtige Sfrenter itoo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-27

3neitrit, % Sens bar poo @ulpet Sen belle IN mts
ole Dem, Scr ret fprto0 &lnitel.
Gper, longt oper 6 par &loffen 6lepcr-
y@pno CT Oet?" iplrgte ~phtoielig Ell Nj-t.
rNo, pct er bare ct Gor, Ser er blcpet a1Ic' ipo-
rcoeS Ser.
st Ear Garle itoO ct Stpffe ira GItraben, Itampeoe
Sorocr, roa6te, proleoe, trueoe % fal0te al %erotn til
Tt0ne poo, at De frn0e og piloe Iloa binanepn t Sti1-
per % Gtpffer.
Nogle Giger lagoe Jig imeGen1 % fit Sngen or0pa
Minoeligbe0.
G1 Gel nnge &nGgte, iom ogloa bop0e moi fr
megelr SpiritltS, Orep rltn0t pao SeItpla6Ien, go0lsS.
r19t prnlenoe % %oreolenbe, ~forIifre0e UNDER Gmfob-
heller baoOe &arle og Giger ON 0eres cenifabelIae
Sinoelag, oeres nbpre penifnbeIige 6sleIIer. Ger bar
ltte Den, De traf poa, Ser fife ifuloe bioe, huilfet TO-
rNrrfet N}enneife, ban bar, o. Sc ielpl ia, Sc pur snrte
for oeres Ir6ei0e % Oeres &at og for aft, hpu6 6r
tUnfes frnoe bele sen pi0e @er6en.
Sens &irf baO6e al0rig fpr Itirret iaa noie paa
6eIter1reS Grtfelt6eoer iom Dag, ergreoe fig ! @rnnoea
oner De SDrc og 0eres Gr6olerier, for set bar naturlfa.
0s ben Slags, iom GlIe MI ifrl0e til at bpnqe IQ o.
brlge til at ioroenme enbper @lGoe % MorIfob 9inet
meo.
Ger ftnoe 10 rof fuGOe mango Orb og fores mcqcn
snof beo iIige 2eiIig6e6er, Jon Gigerne berIt ifitoe
rHrc u0enfor; men en- or0entlig Gige flnbe bel npt Inf
fc 2ret til for Sen SGags. Nu boboe Gle hnrr trut-
tet 1g b9t ira bet belle og fra bam lne0.
San Io0 Iiot fra @Itrooen og lpefulere6e Ioo lmun
pon at forIoinoe, 0o en- M1eierife, en- fifs, buffet Iife
glonoi1e rleO ct Nar meget imoa, neget Ipe, olti0 ipik
letoe Zine binfeoe as bam benne fra @uIoet.
Sens los, iom ban fife iaa set.
Saa Itpote BUN raft frent: vSei, bei, Saa'palfer!"
9o 6on iao 0eroper, fom set mere lapntpIet reS
inao, fortrolige, e~nergtife gftf, ioet bum nprnefR ia
pber @rpnippret: Ser fonln1er EN- Mo5urfa, EN- rnf,
Ifal pi bope Sen. Gen er 9 e bebft til forfert om.~
Ser par fife an6et for. st 8ur S1ngunge 6nuieSe
Sc, Iua floj BUN lO al Armene poo bonn.
Sci 0e treoer @onoe Dag, SorpoIter, ieg maa
babe Ell beore / Si0e."
Sens gift MI en- Sur op / arattet. San Dor noaet
SpipI, ON ban ifuIbe gaa biem eGer lie pau oct % foo
fig en- 5nof meO en- eler onben. San iatte Jig liot pGa
Sfrenten, ct 5tpffe oppe i Slugten; ban bar ftaoig
life enig meo fig ielo.
@Git oppe gif en- ~foriinfet &roge pou gei til Stop
Ifoben binfioes Naen. off og til ffreg 6en. Snoe So
ifcne bar Der en- Soggen % SiagGen og 5I6iten at
&ror1sfngGe og Sioggere. Srert ioippeOe en- at Dem, ct
Sefltno efer foripon6t Ben igen @gepurGet, - let lom
sen Dor fontr1en.
GluofeGio rejfte Sens fig og gob fig poo @ei oioers
op gennem @ronerne. gl biloe ban biem.
Ga ban naoeoe felt OBJ, itoo ban list og Iptteoe I'll
Muiiffen. Sen Ibo iao mutt Ser ne6e fra. Sg fnn
~tpbeIigt Iom ban frn6e bgre Be 6~anienoes Grin. Sber
@rantoppene laa Sen 5orteite bloolige S~arbetone. COIN
gif ne6 r6ot ober bag Spbum Sfobe. On BOG Gle
6op0e bpret Der %oligeoell Sao frnoe Sc TO babe gnad
7onlr1en enc Sen oeilige Sulioften.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-20

that he will live ten years longer than
he really cares to exist.
John Joseph Kinney, former partner
of Tom Darmody and Jake Schaefer,
and a thoroughbred is visiting in Los
Angeles, the guest of Darmody He
attended the lawn banquet out at Grif-
fifth park yesterday and renewed many
acquaintances of other days.
Jim Blute is back in town, having
arrived yesterday with the stable
owned by William Gerst, the Nashville
brewer. He has fifteen horses In the
lot, and expects to "cut some ice" dur
ing the winter. Butte usually has a
big voice in the settlement of all purses
and stakes at any meeting he attends,
and with Brancas, Colloquy, Halkert,
Cymbal, Billy Bodemer and Others in
Guiding six yearlings, he probably will
have no great difficulty in getting his
share of the money distribution. No
Butte Is negotiating for the services of
and expects to land him.
The stables owned by M. L. and A. c.
Schwartz arrived yesterday from the
east, in charge of Trainer ]. Miller.
Far West is the star of the lot and has
been named to start in several stake
events.
Jim Boden arrived from Baltimore
with the horses owned by himself and
the Hayman brothers. Botanist Nib
lick Sparkles and several others are
in the string.