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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-02

Blast furnace men in the north of
England have had to submit to a
reduction in wages as the result of
a recent meeting of the conciliation
hoard. The output of the iron trade
has considerably decreased of late.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-02

lstsss = The chief of police has
'asssnssa,l amusement parlors that
laass ! games must be discon-
sH So, sunday in compliance
saaasv ss ',et Interpretation Of the
iissllly ~ law. The order prac-
aaa ANS sas the closing Of the only
naming open in the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-02

You will save money ny 9xas5szsgy~.
your Rubber Garden Hose Ezasuz.
Mark Means, Lewiston, LdahvN.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-02

The entrance of McKeesport into
the o. and P. league has boosted
the population figures of that circuit
to 2e5. 900.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-02

For six evenings van VIII Rsazes
some place to spend an snjsgyx5Eslls.
evening. #
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-02
PASTIME PROGRAM.

ReCgie's Camp Hunt.
Buying a Cow.
Mt. Vesuvius.
Gypsies' Sacrifice.
SONG marty."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
Amakpuing If
Jnl1lir Mnrala
BY ARCHBISHOP cLENNoN.

France where the public officials annng liberty equal
m fraternity te hand and robbing the people Of their purse
on lhe other
country narrowly escaped these conditions And
thanks God THAI the people to-day awakening o The
seriousness public morals in the last year two have to
ass those Who disegardd their trusts nt prison
awakening has touched the corporations and agggaons o wealth.
and accounting Of those who live from their fell
x men aua deny the rights their brother they claim for themselves
There Who gathering from the financial depres
~ Tey fear that by the financial world labor and
capital a progress that citizens have been struggling for will
II impeded retarded and let aside do not think
rather believe that this but incident the progress Of our
atonal life there b temporary depression it but to teach Us
h inoty these material values compassion w other and
important issues 0 lIic
there nothing greater than god2 + there nothing more than pa
serg Does civilization he fall dependent the security of gold and
boarded treasurer When these things taken away will human prog
Fa deeneY There elemental things eternal principles that
more vital o our civilization that guard and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

Al aerial railway which viii be the
only one Of its kind in existence Is
nearing completion IN a German firms
workshop Al Lelpzlg Gohlis. in sax0ny.
It Is intended f0F carrying goods
across the Andes between chacabne0.
fl the Argentine republic. and Puerto
M0ntt 4 seaport 0n tie Chilean
coast There Is All extensive trade
betweea those two places q VOL
skins. wood and miscellaneous manu-.
faetuFed goods which hitherto has
had % Be transported by Ok wagons
across a perlloua mnVusain passa
slow and costly method. 4 scheme
to bore a six.mlla tunnel through the
mountain range has been abandoned
as teo expensive The cable railway
will pass the summit of the Andsa
not L straight llne. bat il earye,
moHHfain pass being utilized ~
which 4 nomer alaGi0A q Ea ID erected.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
aoDE WITHOUT PAYING FARE.
Intelligent Lions Passengers On Train
in Rhcdesia.

The wild lions Of Africa are grow
ing 30 intelligent a. to put the trained
brutes III the circus to shame The
Rhodesia Herald tells story iltustra-
ting this development The engine
driver and guard of a train in north
ern Rhodeaia first noticed the lions
4 large male beast and his better half
-trntting along the line by the side 0f
the train. For about 70 minutes they
kept up a neck.and-neck race. and
then, al a siding came IN sight and the
train drew ap at the depot, they dls-
appeared in the long grass When
the train started again careful In
spection Of the bush was made, but
nothing more was seen Of the beasts
until. as the train slowed down to en-
ter Livingstone. the guard walked to-
ward the van at the back Of the train
AS he entered be was struck with
horror 10 see the lion and iIoness
calmly surveying him from the inside
of the van AS the savage pair made
no hostile movement however, DlI
seemed to regard him With complacent
indulgence. he approached them and
bestowed d few friendly pats. which
they appreciated with q conciliatory
growL He vas revolving plans for
thair capture when they brushed past
him and made . leap from the train
as Il vas about to enter the town It
seems. adds the Herald that the dis
trict where these intelligent pasgen-
gers we're picked up was becoming de.
populated through fever AID cattle dis.
ease ana. with almost human sa-
gacitg the lions determined to seek
q new hunting ground at Livingstone.
naturally taking there the most rapid
mode of conyeyanee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
oEATH RoLL oF RAILRoAos.
Railroad Commissioners Presents aFig.
ures That staggsr.v

r. were to tell you that an earth
quake had shaken down San Francisco
and killed 100 persons. If ware to
read a telegram that yellow fever had
become epidemic IN all southern
cities. II / should announce that var
had been declared between Spain and
the United States. and 1000 men
killed ii battle. your attention would
Be instantly attracted. But I am not
SO sure OF persuading your practical
interest when present to you the
solemn, disBaceful fact Of the rail-
road death roll During the eight
years from 1897 to 1903. inclusive
there was a steady increase in the
number Of casualties. The total num-
Der of killed during that period vas
6z.z1s-as If a community as large as
salt Lake City had been wiped out bg
a sudden and terrible catastrophe
while 451.262 were iniuTed-as ii
every man. woman and child ID Buf-
falo had been manned OF otherwise
hurt II casualties continue to In
crease at the same rate for eight sue
ceeding years. from 1908 to 1912. there
viii be 1889 killed and 1.43l.0sg In.
jured. That is, at this rate there are
upward Of 100000 people in the
United States under sentence Of death.
10 be executed On the railroads before
the close Of 1912. and larger number
are doomed to be MANNED or ether
wise injured than the entire popuias
ti0n Of the District Of Columbia. Della
ware. Montana. Arizona, Wyoming.
Nevada Alaska, Idaho and the He.
walian islands.-W J. Wood. Indiana
Railroad Commissioner, ID Leslies
Weekly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

A strange accident has happened On
thu CherDcarg express tot Paris hs
tween La Bonneville and Evrsux- The
driver OF the engine fell on the track
and vas cut Into pieces. the express
running on FOR awhile withoat any
driver. as the st0ker had climbed into
the tender. and vas shoyellng coal FOR
ward. 4 was only after some time
when be came forward that he noticed
that the driver had disappeared, and
that the express had been running all
the time full speed ahead. The en-
gine was 4 new model. and he did not
know how 10 handle Il So be blew
the whistle and stopped the train.
Luckily az eagiHedrigef Of The com.
pany happened to Be among the pas
sengera. and took charge q the loco
motive, bringing tie train safely into
Paris. IA iaaasly Is being made into
the cause of this queer occurrences. 81
London Telegraph.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

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taa operating department. 1t EaEs
sqad Maw aaEshAaE gl sAa asEtlmas
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1uant-y sesIlg tats.sHn e4rars ct
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iFs misssga q Fae we-l1 Aaeh new
engine mHss Hn1zFsa sas training
ar tsz- 1eaa-H lE = PEG AzEo 4sAA safE-
ise and saeA s1ea1asHFe #1Aea Aas
gsaa thspasa she sa1Hs o. iepaiFs p
stTsn certain F1rxiaB q1t before y
IL returned "a rs sszs#nils a1uas
a1zA lseazesAVH manufacturing
companies eanEete sHssr engines
ready a1r actual service before se1d-
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destination i1 partial kaoe Sfi1wz
stars ana they IT, completed IN tAe
Shops a tAs read e WaAch tAey Ars
delivered
When ne# engine is taken into
snep " = turned oTAr ~ 2 mecaAnAe
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

gregating g29 miles, He has been en-
giaeer for ss ctaasecatlye years On this
same run. ard If he had made 40
more than che four trips : week dur-
ing aiI 0f that time he ran 10 less
than $50 miles q week. 4s.7ss miles .
Fear. 0r 1.s4T. $50 miles during the
time he has been the engineer 0f this
run
There we're weeks when he ran SIX
days d week. and this IL not all, for
lie hls been An engineer for 4S con
secHtiFe years. and allowing that he
has made bur 500 miles week there
y grand total Of nearly Z.08o, ,099
miles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

only the
sd00 cor il i genuine formula
b help produce hbtun will be
ii M World for he Wn absolutely control the
diamonds Of the artificial
the Beers shares
nothing slE Julius pick them bis price
and will In bis
them cheap likes That be had this IN eu when
be deal ) asserted by Lem0ine
may little faith the
he seeking have opened predicting that only
piece OF blank paper will be found
something this closely resembling the Humbe
people
long tine opened collar
kind There other q disproving
Wernhers charge By opening the packet
years sparkling
when his father French consul there He
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28


ooaacr governor youn thsn % ana had
rause4 that BE- should Of the state -
unt placed candidate for lieutenant goyenor
m Goeh tor governor have been
defeated s they appealed legislature and before the
matter 80 decided Gobe declared him
deathbad hours be dead ana Beck
governor
the ONCE declaring that be would 1e straight
governor leaders laughed m
They found however tha Ae
prosecuting the asBassns Goehe BeckhAm
strenuous steps tpahe towards Al
suspected of the murder d chief
No particular pains
only Of Kentnck BeekAan
ang another mans term d not count q
opposite 81 the ve~ takan hy President
presidency Beckham himself again and wa
elected
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

These modern dayshav
in them some Of the ele-
ments Of the fall Of
Greece and Rome when
the latter seemingly were
in their zenith Of power
and civilization The du-
al code Of morals preva-
lent tiIen obtains to-day
and Is exempIitied id the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

SIX KENTucKY ToeA

John q WI Baekham. former governor of
KsntueEg ID ii present engaged II the Aer-sst
kfnd cf 4 lacticnai fight Cox the United Shares
ssnatorship fos his state Re lacks two or three
vtsez but Rhlle Democrats bold them they refuse
t0 give them up Ia Beekham. and deadlock u
on. fsr there IL I'd other candidate apoa w41m
thsy can agree William T. Bryan vent 70 Ken
tacky q few weeks ago 70 restore harmony tn the
party. He made a speech t0 The legislature BIZ
hind closed doors. urging the Democrats to close
I'd their ranks rather than rim the danger of
letting The once 90 70 3 Republican, but t waa IN
vain. The factions TAR from uniting. nearly came
10 blows as the result % the well meant agtempia
ct the woald.he peacamaEeE-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
0rApr EuRluPn
By strngglr
By DR. PAUL cAnUs.

hare .e satisfaction Biz ideal conquered With him. Hs Will
fn1 successors . a. hi work
T TeoH nations many respects appears. the most sue
eu peoples h worl because of their ethics of undaanted
struggle which they have adhered prehistoric Vines It
dgfse M Tea0aie Warrior N * a honor Be vanq1i4ei
sss Han1y tan death 70 t gzaFd disgrace to
gain victory bf dishonest The enemy ensIy combal
maybe h hasi would have been blot ones uheon to
him With It among the barharian
faF TIE victor place laurel wreath up0n THE his foe whom
Life had cgbatd with bttcrst hatred There episode tod in
s Nunsa which caFaeteTa the ethical spirit Of h eoHbate
Ieutonc heroes MagaVe has the grim Hagen and b
de hai battle Seeing. however that Bis eney shield hacked
pieces, BE- offers hn ~ waEeupon they proceed to fight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
DENoUNcEs WoRKINGMAN

Barrett Wendell. professor 81 English Il
Harvard university. Who recently startled Chicago
~ish bis hysteFical danuneiasson at the working.
man, Il chiefly known 70 fame o. she father 81
Barrett Wendell Jr. the athlete. Some u the
statements attributed 70 him are the following.
sOne Of the most popular earieatafea Ii the
comic papers today represents 4 hiK.beIlied.
haldheaded. thin.whiskerad brutal grinnlng man
trampling On hls worthy fellow Citizen and he i
supposed 20 perAoniiy wealth and fashion. the
upper classes. II there i anything On earth like
the bas-beed monster have spoken Of IL i the
laD0Fing man Wish bis pail. who uaurps ny pFlvll-
eyes
again
-I-AL. -.a-.Llaaa-a -.L----lal - L.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
A GENIUS on a RASCAL

Henri Lemoine, Who Is under arrest IN Paris
Oh a charge of snindling sir Julius NeTnhsT.
one of the syndicate thar controls the diamond
output " South Africa. i either finished rascal
Or 4 wonderful genius. and she scientific wofid
Il at a loss to decide which. Ii view ot the pa-
cullar circumstances under which the money.
some s65,910 was extracted from WernheE. oga
would set him down as q rank fraud, bur there
are distinguished scientists Na0 declare that they
have seen LeFnoine making diamonds, that they
watched the crucibie from beginning 70 end oR
the operation and that Il vas utterly impossible
for him to play sharp game upon them.
One ef the mysteries which lend q peculiar
fascination To the case Is j sealed packet In
safe. containing the formula 4 packet that is to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

pail combines competition and 10 do
the most and physical destroys
petition ard keeps prices b. violence
a hove said enough show that public in
c life nation aduaton the
sovereign whether the shah people defer
shown 70 tie worngman
privileged class the world has known
Prof Wendell the professor lecture 1t The
honne under the international exchange professors
While n France be made special history country
T. social system and has published several authoritative
let
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

wonderful harmony results from The conflict of
antagonistc principles. Nay we shall learn that All
ordeF proceeds from tAe sHtagonism Of factors that
uork # opposite directions Il the centrifugal and
ea.fpeal forces that shape oaf earth and keep it II
equilibrium. Il 8 attraction and FepuIson thas gosen
e changes Of chemistry Csavitation throws ali things
into one center and radiation dsperscs the store q
eneres collected II flat center And the same antthas
II hostile principle maniAsts itself p lore AMI hate
surfeit and hunger il hope and fear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28
NEW PORTUGUESE RULER

Dom Manuel H.. the new king Of Portugal,
Is the second son of the late ruler. King Carlos.
He Is said to be a young man Of considerable
force Of character. and unlike hts elder brother,
IS popular with the masses He Is IS years and
fwo months old
Prince Manuel In his early teens. was sent
to the naval school az Lisbon. where he showed 8
marked aptitude for maritime affairs He be-
came q skilled yachlsman and owns hne sAil-
ing vessel which he manages himself The young
prince vas prominent figure in the most not
able ot The Fegatlas along The Mediterranean,
and lash year hs 2en The kings cup. offered Ds
King Edward Of Great Britain ia the Yachting
contests oE Marseliles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28


hereditary He
of Christian which he Is known Manuel
young personality described by those who know him
ha displayed hne manly traits He bad consider
especially for music and ike his father exceedingly
sports riding shooting
great the
princes English French
italian perfectly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-28

eF9t Tfra an gFafiTag WlEDt W t1eFaaf N W
earsanianey hard work. 50 these s#iit spend themselves
IL fha lite history 5t the individual
hsisrs gl eantsmp4ss going is stage sa71d begin
VII young middle terms perhaps Then a a#azsnng brain I'm
drnk II s truths 81 inEuaHe 7aue n Later life s 1rns more
euy ana M ehni7ae d a stage adapted h instinct Al taat
II a spells vsFy of effective aiding Iha distinctive aEng
Il h work #heh actress great There mn e gr1unaFeEA
o technical Intelligence Bet he dreamy rules cf aand this Fay and
Frhzze M sya5e7 are uhat aafea. e basic principles of tie
ssep All actress #ho kno#s these intimately native
kno4s hs Language beomes instructive h stage aHd Ea repetition
la lines sounds j. Life itself But before this e1naate
srs attained experience ana knowledge mus Precale.
Te acquisition 5 this mental halan End II of sacrifice and
INDUSTRY ana application teun 81 these first ysa u preparation
m be od tasaHd times For the years short for Others
reny oz and th E0 elects stage career must y pre-
rara tt pay he game she ten herself. H Vii suffer will
uork vi ALLOW douagpman t0 gnaw at eartstFings
And given tha temperament and inherent ability th will
.aaaaad.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-20
TALLADEGA.

Talladega, May 19.-(Special) blight vote in Tallageda county on account of rain; about 1850 votes were cast. John son has about 300 votes, Bryan the re- mainder. Mayfield and Simpson have a long lead for supreme court; Aston, Chil- ton, Bilbro and Lusk follow in order named. On account of length of state ticket the vote in the towns of the coun- ty was not finished until Tuesday morn- ing and returns are not all in.
 On the county ticket, s. H. Henderson wins for treasurer, D. M Mallory for tax assessor and J. A. Woodward for tax collector, these three being already in- cumbents of the office. The surprise of the election was the defeat of John C. Williams, the present county superin- tendent of education, by Prof. Mark Lin der by a plurality of several hundred, Linder carrying every precinct in the county except Talladega Stapp and Ham, melt are elected county commissioners. M. D. Ivey and M. G. McCargo, justices of the peace for city of Talladega, re- tiring William T. Thornton, who has been a justice for many years. Ivey won by only six votes. Pugh and ONeal lead for electors for state at large. John H. Wallace for game warden received prac- tically all the votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-20
TUSCALOOSA,

Tuscaloosa, May 19.-(Special.) )-An of the beats of this county have been heard from, and the results show the follow ing nominations: Tax assessor, R. K. Bell; tax collector, S. D. McGee; super intendent of education, P. B. Hughes; treasurer, J. P. Burchfield; chairman of the board of public works, Harrison Kennedy; members of the board, M. P. Pool and J. C. Bonham; county commits sioners, R. H. Williamson, Farley Max well, J. H. Nelson and A. B. Clements. Judge Mayfield, of course, received a solid vote at this box and all over the county, with Simpson next and Aston third At Tuscaloosa, Bryan received 397 votes and Johnson 275. Bryan's majority is perhaps larger throughout the county. For delegates at large Moody led easily and Hefiin came second
 In the above list there are some changes and some re-elections. R. K. Hill succeeds J. P. Park as assessor who was a candidate. and s. D. McGee suc- ceeds himself. Kennedy defeated Henry Burks for chairman of the board of pub lie works, the latter having held the of flee heretofore. The race for treasurer was the closest of all, Burchfield defeat ing Leland, the present incumbent, by 20 votes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-20
PRIMARY RESULT Is
 STILL UNCERTAIN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE I)

 convention at large: Tomlinson, Hefiin, Clayton and Booker. Bryan's majority over Johnson will be a large one.
 R. H. Walker and M. A. Clay received a heavy vote for delegates from the Eighth district to the Denver convention. They had no opposition. Judge William Richardson of Huntsville was nominated to Congress to succeed himself without opposition.
 Probate Judge William k. Skeggs said tonight that Bryan and Bryan delegates would carry the county by more than five to one. Outside of Decatur and New Decatur no accurate figures were obtain able at the court house tonight none of the other precincts having been re- ported. Decatur and New Decatur gave tine following totals President, Bryan S4S. Johnson 216; supreme court justices, Alston 2S3 Bilbro IF, Lusk 131, Mayfield 232, Simpson 316; delegates at large. Tomlin- son 357 Booker 2S5, Clayton SIS, Hefin 240, Kyle 26S Cunningham 26O; electors, O'Neal 4O5, Rountree 2SS, Pugh 154; for game warden, Wallace carried the county by heavy vote.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-20
LIM MEsToN E.

Athens. May 9.-(Speeial. 1.-The primary election held Monday in this county was aided by heavy rain two days before and during the day, enabling all the voters to turn out in force, and the result was a very large vote. The state ticket has not been counted but will be by Tuesday night. The county ticket was a long one and this was counted first, resulting in the election of the following county off cers: Tax collector. William Tilman; tax assessor. J. E. Jack) Gray; county treas
 urer William Bridgeforth; county cotton weigher, Lige Noblitt; county supern- tendent of education, w. Fl. Mcclellan; county commissioners Moses c. Nichols. W. c. Eubank, Archie Todd and Gill w. Hamilton. There were some close races. Bryan swept the county, Johnson getting some votes in Athens, but the county is overwhelmingly for Bryan. The best of feeling prevailed throughout the county and no disturbances have been reported. It was the cleanest politics ever known ;n this county in a county primary, with less attempt to debauch the electorate.