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WISE ONE.

THAT author keeps his identity
closely concealed
Yes; until / read this book | thought
ii was due to modesty."
Isn't it?'
NO; discretion. sacred Heart Re
view.
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DESPERATE ECONOMY.

And that rich woman clipped with
her chauffeur!" exclaimed Mrs. Gadd.
My" exclaimed Mrs. Gazzle, "wnat
a saving in the expense of running he:
motor car."-Washington Star.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-17
A VERY GENTLE HINT.

"The soft brown hat is all the go for
men now" said Mr.. Staylate.
"Indeed?' replied Miss Patience
Goune. IF that's true it's too bad you
haven't a soft brown nat with you this
evening. philadelphia Press,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-17
R DELIVERY.

Its bad enough for you TO come
home in this condition" said Mrs.
Luschman. but why so late?"
''WeH, you shee, m dear" he ex-
planned, my frien's foolishly shent me
home by meshenger boy. "-Philadelphia
Press.
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WOMAN.LIKE.

Fred-Can l do anything for you on
the big race, Belle?
Believes, Freddie, l should like ten
pounds on the winner.-Philadelphia In
quirer.
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MORE OF a RHFoRMATCRY NOW.

The Railway Reformahry has beena refornatry only in nam since it
was opened. Some reforms will now be instituted Hardened offenders will
n longer be committed to the institution and those who are there will be
transferred Ito State prison The dungeon will also be closed and wHppngs be
better regulated. There was appropriated by the Legislature in the annual and
supplemental appropriation bills $2137o for the reformatory. For the purpose
intended this is absolute waste unless the institution flfns he object If its
creation, which it has not yet done.
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THE IGNORANCE H TO U

The immigrant steamships from Europe bring to us necessary muscle and
Drawn and also a large amount OF dense ignorance and superstition The trag-
edy that occurred on the steamer Staatendam from Rotterdam, which arrived
yesterday, was instructive. An ignorant mother vas prevailed apo by her
supersutous companions in the Storage to brow her sick baby overheard. in
fear that 1t imperied the safety oft the ship The immigration officers would
have been justified in shipping the whole Storage cargo back o Europe. There
is no enlightenment fr such density of ignorance
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EXACTLY.

Tommy-Pop. what is classical music ;
Tommy's Pop-Classical music, my
son, is the kind everybody thinks every
body else loves. and they don't.-Phila-
delphia Record.
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STAR

Anonymous communications cannot be
printed. Except on political subjects the
names Of correspondents are not required for
publication, hut as a guarantee of good faith.
I'D
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Il OF SUFFERING.

"Iow is Griggs coming financially"
"He is ON his last legs
mo Wonder. His legs have been
pulled so often"
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LENTEN GRAY.

She has the Lenten spirit;
Her garb is all of gray.
The shades the most becoming
And sweetest anyway.
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WARE OF MIRRORS, GIRLS,
YOU MAY GET CROSS-EYED
A Physician Says He Is Surprised That Half the Women HAVEN
Ocular Defects Through vainiy Gazing at Themselves.
BY BARBARA KENT.

WELL-KNoWN physician recently predicted that If women continue
N TO roll their W around in order to see whether their clothes are
s u all right they will get cross-eyed.
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RwV HERE was a story in a paper of this week of a woman who married
IS the first ian she ever knew. And she was 70 then.
q She had heen a member of q sect whose docrine held that mar
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03

Vncouver, Aug. 3.-Scattered
,ieces Of news continue to. flter
through from Fernie, B. c., but no
new developments have been receiv-
ed by wire today from the burned
region. There is no wind today
and the fire seems to have burned IL
self out, at least for the present.
A special from Nelson places the
number of known dead at 125 and
estimates that the property loss Will
ne s5.00O,OOO. The exact number
Of fatalities may never be. known.
Supplies OF food and raiment are
be'rg rushed TO the stricken region.
The fires near Hosmer, Miche
and Cranbrook. which threatened
those towns have apparently been
checked, and there Is less anxiety
TODAY. The latest news received al
Michel places the number OF dead al
Fernie at 102 with 64 others burned
in logging camps along Elk river
An Unofficial statement said to have
come from Fernie places the tota
list OF dead at Fernie and surround
! ing camrs at 173, with propert!
loss of So 900. 900.
DISPATCHES received nv the nnder
writer's saw that Hosmer and Niche
have beene burned. At the forme
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
DUBOIS CONTROL
Will mean BOLT
ANTS ARE MAKING CAPITAL OF
FEARS OF PERSONAL VIC.
LENCE, BUT SUCH THOUGHTS
ARE RIDICULOUS.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Wallace. Ida. Aug. 3.-It seems
almost certain now that in the
event the Dubois faction, which u
known here a. the constitutional
Democrats, controls the< convention
tha4 the anti-constitutional Demo
Gratis with bolt the convention and
hold one OF their own and name q
full set of officers a. . basis fof
bringing the matter into the courts
All talk Of any violence here dur
ing the convention IL considered r.
diculous. Fears have. been express.
ed by the antis that they may sufReI
physical and bodily harm, but thu
wise ones DECLARE that the reports
are spread by the antis In order 'tt
create sympathy. It IL understood
that some anti delegates have ap
pealed to certain members Of tn
| Wallace reception committee To-
protection and are now being laugh
&c at for their pains.
The much advertised special ex
cursion train from South Idaho wi
not materialize. Two standar'
Pullmans are on the way carryin'
the delegates. and will arrive on tn
regular train this afternoon.
The central committee is schedul
ed to meet at this afternoon ant
will be called to order by Chairma'
Fl. w. Lockhart The committe
will adjourn until tonight, whc'
business will be taken up.
Among the delegates who have nj
ready arrived is Miss Gillispie q
Bingham county, who arrived wit
Senator and Mrs. Dubois yesterday
Miss G'lllspie will be the only lad
delegate in the convention. She ha
a charming personality and 1t is nc
unlikely that she will be called o
by the convention to make an ad
dress.
Wallace is gayly and profusel
decorated with the national color'
and the local reception commltte
has provided for splendid entertain
ment for the visitors. The hosp
! talitv displayed here by everyone
5 marked and is making splendl
impression on the visitors VINO al
I already here,
s No caucus has been held here, b'
S |. Is understood that both sides WI
b organize their strength during II
d afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
DAVIS FINED
!. Piled. GUILTY

Portland, Aug. 3.-W. M. Davis,
exmayor OF Albany, Ore. pleaded
guilty today under an indictment
OF conspiracy in the United States
court. He was fined $500. Another
indictment for perjury was dismiss
ed. Clark E. Loomis pleaded guilty
tc an indictment for conspiracy.
Sentence was suspended on account
Of Loomis being a witness in the
Herman case. Many indictments
brought by Heney have been d's-
missed. and the cases against Her
man and Williamson will be disros-
cd of at the conc usion of the Hall
case.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
R0Bs MAIL
BUYS PROPERTY

Walla Walla. Aug. 3.-A special
to the Evening Bulletin from Pasco
says that Edward H. Fain. q rail-
way mail clerk between Dayton and
Pasco. on the Northern Pacific. Is
under arrest here charged with rob-
bing the mails. The dispatch sayt
Fair admits the crime and says hs
wanted money to pay for property
that he had purchased in Tacoma
The amount Of his peculations may
reach into hundreds of dollars, Gov
ering a period Of four months. Fa'r
was detected by the use Of decoy let
ters. He Is married.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
ACCEPTANCE
Speech SHORT
BY ACTUAL COUNT IT CONTAINS
$500 WORDS-REAL ISSUES
TO BE DISCUSSED IN SPECIAL

Fairview. Neb., Aug. 3.-Con-
trary to expectations, the speech Of
acceptance OF Bryan will be short.
1t is stated today that by actual
count It contains $500 words.
While the issues of the campaign
will be discussed. they will not be
gone into to any great length. the
views being reserved for moro elab-
or ate treatment in special speeches
Bryan's letters to all parts OF the
country bring encouraging reports
on the political outlook. Especially
gratifying are the addresses Of Dem
ocratic newspapers. reporting stead
lily growing contributions to thu
campaign f,fnd.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
Thugs
KILL M070lMAh
FOUR HIGHWAYMEN HOLD UP A
CAR, ROB CONDUCTOR. BUT
MOTIVE FOR KILLING MAY BE
REVENGE.

Tacoma, Wash. Aug. 3.-Frank
L. Brown, aged 28. a motorman. was
shot and instantly killed as he was
starting his car toward the city at
1913 last night from the end Of the
Sixth street line by one of four
highwaymen, and Conductor G. r.
Windsor was held up by the quar-
tet, who took his watch and SIS in
money Whether the motive for
killing Brown was one Of robbery
remains for the police detectives to
unravel. Omcers are searching for
the murderers and highwaymen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
Send Relief
TO SUFFERERS
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL SOIL
CIT FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
COLUMBIA CITIZENS.

The Commercial club today took
ur the matter OF sending relief to
the devastated section in British
Columbia. and by tomorrow . COM
mittee will be at work to secure
funds. food and clothinK TOR the
stricken psople. -e7'
The Spokane Chamber OF Cum
n,erce yesterday shipped carload
Of food and clothing for tho Fernie
district. and q mass meeting was
held today under the direction Of
the Spokane Chamber OF Commerce
to secure assistance for thS people
who are deprived Of tho necessities
Of life. The call for the Spokane
meeting was made by F. e. Goodall
president Of the Spokane Chamber
Of Commerce, and the letter sets out
the needs Of the people.
It is the purpose Of the Lewiston
Commercial club to give the British
Columbia neighbors substa ntial aid
and it is expected the hrst carload
of supplies will be shipped from
here tomorrow.
The governing board today decid
ed to send a representative to tn
national rivers and harbors conven
tion that meets In Washington De
cember 8. 10 and IL.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
CALL
ON BILL TAFT

Hot Springs. Va, Aug. 3.-Aoout
40 members of the Virginia Bar as
sociation called on Judge WI am
n. Taft today to exchange felicita-
tions. There was unlVersai con'
ment among the lawyers on the
splendid physical appearance OF the
Mr. Taft said he was
never in better health. and gives
much OF the credit to golf. Today's
early hours. as usual, were devoted
10 correspondence. after which fol-
lowed a four-mile trip over the goli
course.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
NATIONAL GUARD
takes field

Portland, Aug. 3.-Eleven hun
dred national guardsmen OF Oregon
left for American Lake. Wash, to-
day to participate in the annual
field maneuvers The troops consist
OF the Third and Fourth regiments.
During the maneuvers the Fourth
regiment Will be in command OF
Col. Charles Y. Mcdonnell OF Port
I.nd and the Third of Col. George O.
Yoran OF Eugene. 90.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
R|00DY BATTLE FOLLOWS
ESCAPE Of PRISONERS
GEORGE MOORE KILLED AND DAN CARR COMPLAINING WIT.
urss PERHAPS FATALLY SHOT BY MEN WHOSE ARREST HE
cAusEp-MEN ESCAPE AND RIDE TO cARRs PLACE WHERE
EXCHANGE OF SHOTS TOOK PLACE.
erecial to the Evening Teller

snecial to the Evening Ielle'
Orofino, Aug. 3.-As a resu'. u
fight today between alleged cattle
rustlers and Dan Car and his sons,
who recently swore out warrants ior
their arrest, George Moore. one OF
the cattle thieves, is dead, Ian Carr
shot three times, A. J. Sloan. w.
Reid and c. A. Rice are fugitives
with four posses in pursuit. The
shooting took place at Dan Cars
Mace. nine miles east of Orofno,
sarN this afternoon, and is the se-
uuel to the arrest of Reed, Rice,
Sloan and Moore for cattle stealing,
where Dan Carr was the complain.
ing witness.
The preliminary trial Of the al
legged thieves was set for hearing at
Orofno today. Reid and Rice ap-
peared at the hearing and County
Attorney Daniel Needham dismi4e1
the case and rearrested thsm for
preliminary at Lewiston. Reid, In
the custody Of Contable Miles Coch-
ran, went to the livery stable to get
hts horse and when ready to leave
seized a winchester standing In the
livery stable ofics and pulling the
gun on the constable told him to
stand out OF ths way. He rode out
Of town at full speed. He was join
ed outside the town by Moore and
Sloan. and the four, armed with
winchesters, rode in the direction
Of Dan Carr's place with the evident
Intention of killing him before TAX.
ing their flight into the mountains
When they reached the Carr place
Carr was at the spring watering his
horse and they rode up and immedi-
ately opened fire. Carr fell almost
Immediately, shot twice In the legs
and once through the body. The
fire was returned by Csrr's sons
and so warmly returned that the
cattle thieves turned to ride away
one of them. which proved to bt
George Moore, seriously hurt.
Word was Immediately sent II
Orofino and a physician started II
Carr's place Communication will
the sheriff's Office in Lewiston re
suited in the organization Of tw'
posses in Orofino to go in pursuit 0
the fugitives. Under Sheriff Ly
don's instructions posses were ais
organized at Weippe and at Pierce
and owing to the fact that there |
good telephone communication Il
that section, the several posses hav
been able to get some line on the al
rection OF the fugitives.
1t is known that. they separate
soon after leaving Carr's place
Sloan was seen at Bob Cooks place
IL miles east, riding fast. with
winchester lying across his saddle
Reed and Rice cut the wire at D'
Swift's place and took out over tn
fields, going in the direction
Tord's creek ridge.
Going beyond Carr's place abot
mile and half the body or Geore
Moore was found in the middle
the road. He was dead, being sn'
through the body by one OF the Cal
boys. 1t was known that one OF II
men was hurt when they rode ava
as the Carr boys report that the
heard him cry out in pain. Poss
are in pursuit, riding in many dire
tions. and it is not thought the mf
can escape, and judging from the
actions the conflict will be bloody
they are annrehendad
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
ESCAPE DUE TO NEGLIGENCE.
OIofno Constable Allowed Prisoners
to Separate and Secure Arms.

From information available IN
The city this afternoon, it would ap-
pear the escape of w. P. Reid and
Arthur Rice was largely due to the
negligence of Constable Mics Coch-
ran, to whom the prisoners were
given i'm CUSTODY for their delivery
IN Lewiston. The men appeared IN
Continued on Page SKI
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Rock Island Train Wrecked.

Los Angeles, Aug. 3.-The Goideh
co+o Limited westbound, struck a
broken rail near Hado, Ariz., on the
Southern Pacific tracks. over wh1cn
the Rock Island trains run to the
coast from Ell Paso. Four persons
are reported seriously nurt, three
others slightly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
PLACE KNOWN DEAD l25
PROPERTY LOSS $5,000,000
FERNE FIRE ASSUMES NATURE OF FRGHTFUL HOLOCAUST
EXACT NUMBER OF FATALITIES MAY NEVER BE KNOWN
SUPPLIES OF FOOD RA1MENT BEING RUSHED INTO DEs-
o1ArE REG1oN-NuRsEs AND DOCTORS EN- ROUTE

place the Canadian Pacific's new
coal tipple is valued at $250,OOO. A
dispatch from Winnipeg declares
that the death total will reach 400.
Vancouver wired $4,000 for relief
Yesterday, and trainloads OF supplies
are to go out today. Winnipeg has
dispatched special train with
nurses. doctors, hospital stores and
provisions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
DEATH OF NOTABLE MAN.
In War Times He Pledged Iowa t,
the Union.

Des Moines. Ia, Aug. 3.-Maj. r.
D. Kellogg, who offered in the Iowa
legislature the famous resolution
pledging Iowa's faith. credit and re-
sources in men and money for the
maintenance Of the national honor
in the Civil war. died at his home
here last night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
Suokaue To the Aid Of Fernie.

Spokane, Aug. 3.-Relief from
Spokane was the first to reach the
fire refugees OF Fernie. Over 1000
are now being cared for at Gran
brook. Another car loaded with
tents, clothing and provisions leaves
today. At mass meeting today
over $1,000 was subscribed in half
an hour. and relief committee was
amounted to raise more funds and
start regular shipments OF food to
the fire swept district. where thou
sands are homeless.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
ONE. CATTLE RUSTLER KILLED
THREE OTHERS PURSUED BY POSSES
Five Men Imprisoned in Mine

Mhhoney City. Pa. Aug. g.
Five men were imprisoned in tn.
'Knickerbocker mine from an explo-
sion of gas today. Three were res
cued in serious condition. The
other two have not yet been reached
and it is thought they are dead.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
Paris Strike q Failure.

Paris. Aug. 3.-Indications are
that the big general strike OF the
General Federation Of Labor VIII De
failure. Many tradesmen calico
cut absolutely refuse to join the
movement.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03
Michel ys nooyrea

Winnipeg. Aug. 3.-Flames broke
ont again todav in Michel and Hos
mer. The wind Is rising and Michel
seems doomed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-03

Portland, Aug. 3.-Wheat Arm.
higher. Club. S8c; red, SEC; blue
stem, 91c: valley. 8Gc.
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Sausntcniilicn . Spcsialitaten.

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lem Nlcf. nit Scdel UNI oidein ttupterbu'
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lag 72c.
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fir I5c.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
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Gin bal6eS Satortl an ser WtaB ie6ltc.

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