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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
EBERHARD FOUND
MYSTERY GROWS
SUPPOSED MURDERER OF AUS.
TRAN WOMAN FOUND AT
PATERSON, HIMSELF SUFFER-
ING FROM SEVERE WOUND.

New York, July 23.-August
hberhard, nephew of Ottillie Eber-
hard, the Austrian woman shot dead
saturday evening near Hackensack,
N. j., was arrested today at Pater-
son, n. ]. He was found laying on
lawn in front Of farmhouse
suffering from a wound the police
peileve he received at the time the
woman was shot. 1t is reported he
admitted his identity. The police
are endeavoring to get statement
from him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
CHhmpLAIN DAY
At OLD QUEBEC
HISTORIC PROCESSION IN CELE-
BRATION OF EVENT TOMOR.
ROW WILL BE DEDICATION OF
NATIONAL BATTLEFIELDS.

Quebec, July 23.-On the calen-
dar Of the Tercentenniary celebra-
tion this was designated as Cham
plain Day." the most important day
OF the entire celebration and speci-
tlly devoted to the commemoration
Of the founding of Quebec by Sam
uel de Champlain, the intrepid
French explorer and governor. The
chief event Of the day was a his
torical procession, which was wit
messed by the Prince Of Wales and
suite. and by Vice President Fair
banks of the United States and 9TH
er notable guests of the celebration.
The presentation Of the civic ad-
dress of welcome to the Prince Of
Wales was another feature of the
days program.
The pageant today was a repre-
sentation Of the arrival Of Cham
plain in his ship the "Le Don de
Dieu," and a historical procession
from the landing place to the
Champlain statue. The procession
illustrated the various periods of
Canadian history from the arrival
Of Champlain in 1908 to the Con-
federation in 1857, Hundreds Of
persons in costumes. representing
the English and French races and
the North American aborigines,
took part. There were also many
horses and floats in line.
The first division of the process.
Canada and the later wars Of 1875
the foremost figures In Canadian
history in the early days Of discov-
cry and settlement, and there were
followed by scenes illustrating ths
early wars between France and
England. involving the possession
Of what Is now the Dominion of
sion comprised representations Of
and 1919. The military feaures of
the procession were especially note
worthy.
Nearly the entire route Of the pro
cession was lined with stands which
were capable Of seating more than
10000 persons. Windows and side
walks also were lined. Close BY
the Champladn monument the
Prince and his suite occupied the
royal stand. Besides these the Of
ficial representatives of France, the
United States and Australia and OF
several Of the Canadian provinces
Joined the royal party, and altogeth-
er several score of distinguished
personages were present.
From Dufferin Terrace his royal
Highness Is to view tonight brill
liant illumination of the city and OF
the warships at anchor in the har-
bor. There also will be grand
display Of fireworks from the
Heights of Lewis overlooking the
St. Lawrence.
The big event tomorrow will be
the dedication OF the National Bat
tlefields Park. In connection there
with the Prince of Wales will re-
view some twelve thousand troops
on the Plains of Abraham.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
COMMITS MURDER
Then SUICIDE

Pendleten, Or.., July 23.-Els'e
Kennison. aged 1S. was killed by
her sweetheart, B. f. Stoeffie, at her
home In Echo today. Stoehe was
pursued by a posse. There were no
witnesses to the tragedy. He shot
her in the mouth with a revolver
and was seen to run from the house
by an s-year-old girl.
Excitement is intense and lynch
ing is talked Of II he is not killed
in the fight with the posse.
Word was received from Echo this
afternoon that Stoeffle doubled back
on his tracks tn the scene of the
murder and hanged himself on the
premises.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
SALE
PAYETTE LAKES
RECLAMATION SERVICE PLANS
TO UTILIZE LAKE FOR STOA-
AGE RESERVOIR AND PUT
TRACT UNDER WATER.

Boise. July 23.-The sale Of lots
on .Payette lake. which was to have
been held at Weiser August s, and
In which much interest was being
manifested. has been indefinitely
postponed. This action was taken
by the state land board yesterday.
following the receipt Of telegram
from Secretary GARFIELD Of the inter-
Tor department, which intimated
that the plans Of the reclamation
service might later interfere with
the tract OF land the state had plat
ted into lots.
The reclamation service place to
utilize the lake for q conservation
reservoir In connection with the
payette- Boise project. The outlet
Is to be damned and the water line
of the lake will be raised probably
Is feet, but whether this will inter-
fere with the tract plated on the
western shore cannot be determin-
ed until the department survey has
been completed. but II - believed
that 1t will not wholly destroy the
sandy beach which adds % much to
the attractivensss OF the proposed
summer settlement.
II II. probable. howevsr. that .
new tract lying farther back from
the lake will BE- plated, but the
matter 10 not likely to comS up un-
til the plans. Of the reclamation
service have been dsnnitsly decided
upon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
REHEARING ON
STANDARD OIL

Chicago, July 23.--United States
District Attorney Sims today an
nounced he would positively petit
tion for a rehearing in the case of
the government against the Stan
dard Oil company Of Indiana. Sims
has received the following from
Bonaparte:
81 feel that you and your asso-
ciates have done everything possible
to protect the interests of the gov
ernment and promote justice.
will write fully as soon as the opin-
ion comes to hand"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
CARDINAL CIBBON
CELEBRATION

Baltimore. Md, July 23.-His
eminence James Cardinal Gibbons.
the only representative Of North
America in the Sacred College, en-
ters upon his seventy-fifth year to-
day. The Cardinal Is now on the
Atlantic bound for Europe. He Is
going to visit the Pope at Rome and
later he will be prominent particle
pant In the convention of the Inter-
national Eucharistic league in Lon
don.
Cardinal Gibbons is not only the
primate of the Roman Catholic
church in America, but one OF the
most eminent leaders OF the church
throughout the entire world. He
hs spent over half a century In the
service of the church. On account
OF his piety and worth the cardinal
stands very high In Rome. and he is
appreciated even more be cause OF
the wisdom he has shown In keep
ing out of controversies that have
caused excitement In the church.
Cardinal Gibbons was born in Bal
timore. but at tender age his par
ents took him with them to Ire-
land. where he received his elemen.
tary education. Returning to Bal
timore at the age Of seventeen. he
began to study for the priesthood
at st. Charles college. After finish
ing his course there he pursued his
theological studies at st. Mary's
seminary. and was ordained to tina
priesthood in 1851. In 1858 he was
concecratsd bishop and vicar OF
North Carolina and In February,
1879, he was raised to the arch
bishopric. and on June 10, 1885, he
received the red hat.
The years Of life have told light
ly upon Cardinal Gibbons, and to
look at him one would not imagine
that he had reached his seventy.
NTH year. Never what can be term
ed robust. frugal husbandry Of his
physical powers has more than at-
oned for what nature did not be-
stow. Many . man OF giant stat
ure without the great reserve power
OF che cardinsl would have succumb.
ed to the tremendous mental strain
which his high once entails. In
the upbuildin gof the faith he ~
pouses, Cardinal Gibbons has work
ed in season and out Of season. His
strong hold upon tho love and At
fect'ons OF the people Of Baltimore
rerardless Of creed 10 we'll known.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
MAY PETITION
FOR REMOVAL,
ROW IN COUNCIL NAY PRECUf.
TATE MOVEMENT HANGING
FIRE FOR S0lE THE TO M
MOVE MAYOR HFITFELD.

The man with the petition II
again at large. but up to this time
has not definitely decided just what
he will petition for. It was dsn-
nitely learned this morning. how.
ever. that the latest petition IL but
revival OF q movement rumored
several months ago. and the poti-
tioners will either ask for the re-
moval of Mayor Heitfeld or the re-
moval of both the mayor ana the
holdover councilmen.
There have been rumors Of suck
petition for the past several days,
but the movement did not take Ae0-
mite form until two days ago. when
those interested In the matter an
preached J. L. Chapman ana asked
him to circulate such petition
among the voters.
The clash In the council last
night between the new and the
holdover members ID expected u
precipitate the petition movement
according to street talk today an1
within . short time the pavement
petitions will be swept aside, an1
the voters be brought facs TO 1aeo
with the issue Of either standinG ~.
tho city administration or asking
for something new.
Thoss interested in the ngAt
against th3 administration aso
charging Mayor Hsltfeld With ~
ing responsible for the alleged short
comings Of the former council and
contend that with his removal ~
viii b sunshine within the hajlD
OF the city administration. IT,
question now hsfors the pstitioneSU
y 70 select ! candidate who will
make the race against Nr. Hsit1sM
Il 10 uudsrstood the same conditi0a
sxists % 70 candidates for oouAsil-
men IN the event thS petition -
mands the recall of both mayor ~
holdover eouneitm1n.
The campaign Win b sna1e
against the Standardization on ~
grounds Of sxtravasancs.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
CONFESSED THE CRIME,
Eberhard Could Not Resist Sweat.
ing Of Police Force.

Hackensack, July 23.-August
Eberhart has confessed to the mur-
der OF his aunt, Mrs. Ottillie Eber-
hard. This afternoon he took the
police to the place in Little Falls
where he had buried under a tree
the $2500 which he took from his
aunt's body.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23

A special train bearing party Of
Northern Pacific ofacials reached
the city late this afternoon ana
after few hours visit tn the CITY
will return to Spokane. The parts
IA composed Of Vice President G. n.
Levy. General Manager H. c. Mutt
Assistant General Western Freight
Agent Henry Blakely and A. D.
Chrlton, Western passenger agent
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
H0OSIEkS AIR
KERNS RECORD
AFTER SECOND DEFEAT IN IN
n1ANA BOASTED THAT VOTE
HE RECEIVED DID NOT IN
CLUDE ANY NEGROES.

Indianapolis, July 23.-Now that
John w. Kern is home and the nom
partisan spirit is spent, Republicans
are getting busy on the Democratic
nominee with q view to showing
that he Is not the wonderful candi-
date that the indulgsnt press of the
state and its charitable citizens
have indicated.
The Republicans have a fruitful
field in which to work. They know
that Mr.. Kern Is not an especially
valuable asset in Indiana.
It is recalled that Mr.. Kern, In
a speech following his second defeat
for governor, boasted that the vote
he received did not include the suf-
frages of any negroes. Strangely
enough he Is on a national ticket
just when the Democratic party
hopes to drag part of the colored
vote away from the Republican par
ty. Democratic managers have SEEM
ed to see much anti-Taft sentiment
among the negroes Of Indiana.
They have boasted that the colored
voters would not this year swallow
Taft and the platform upon which
he stands. They have sought to or
ganize anti-Taft clubs among the
colorcd voters and to induce the ne
groes to support Bryan.
Republicans smile at the thought
OF negroes deserting their party and
supporting a man who boasted that
his votes, though few In number, did
rot come from the negro part Of the
OF the population. Kern's exact
words will be ferreted out and sent
broadcast throughout the state. Re-
publican managers insist that they
will nip in the bud any hope that
the Democrats may hold Of winning
colored voters to their cause.
Eastern papers have already re-
ferred to Mr.. Kern as Tom Taggart's
lawyer, and 1t is likely that the
state press will take up the phrase.
Mr.. Kern is attorney for Mr.. Tag
CART and 1t is recalled that in the
fomous French Lick cases the at
torney for the owner of the law
breaking casino worked overtime in
an effort to ridicule the law and
bring its enforcers into bad repute
with the people. Attorney Kern
did not seek to win his clients aase
by legal practices. but by welding
the sarcasm for which he Is noted.
Instead Of fighting the case through
the lawbooks he sought to fight 1t
through friendly newspapers by
giving out humorous interview in
which he featured "the one-eyed
constable of Stammer Creek town.
ship" who was made the principal
figure in the raiding party by the
versatile and brilliant Mr.. Kern. 1t
no doubt was Mr.. Kern's idea to
convert to his use whatever anti
Hanlv sentiment may have existed
IN the state at that time. even
though use of 1t ridiculed the ad-
ministrators OF the law and brought
the law itself into disrespect.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
RUN DOWN AND KILLED.
Laborer Struck by Southern Pacific
Passenger Train.

Woodburn. Ore, July 23.-A
man believed to be Frank c. Mars,
laborer. from Hot Lake, was killed
by a southbound Southern Pacific
train early this morning on the out
skirts of this city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23
Dynamiter's Trial Postponed.

San Francisco, July 23.-The ar
raignment of John Claudianes,
charged with dynamiting the home
of former Supervisor Gallagher,
principal witness against Abraham
Ruef, was postponed today until
July 80.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23

Portland Wheat Market.
Portland, July 23.-Wheat un-
changed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-23

|. CHICAGO Wheat Market.
Chicago. July 23,-July wheat,
9O5sc: September, 90hc; Decem-
Der. 92hc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
10 que Sc SAGA del dhur6n

Este feroz escualo llamado no sin
raz6n Ell "tigre del mar, no es una
cantidad respectable como a~rtfculo
de pesca, pues provee al concrete de
productos de valor, a saber:
La piel del tiburon, una vez SEGA
tiene frisaciones de nacar, psrecien-
dose bastante al coral fossil. Con ella
Sc fsbrican multitud de objetos delica.
dos, y la usan los encuadernadores en-
trabajos de lujo y los ebanistas para
pulir las maderas fnas.
Las aletas constituyen para los chi
nos TN manjar de primera calidad.
Una tonelada de ella cuesta algo
mas de 200 duros. Estas aletas Sc
transformer en- excelente cola, que
da muy buenos resultados en- la ella
rifcacion de los who's que Sc vuelven
turbios. Sirve. ademas, esta cola pa
ra preparar ell tafetan de Inglaterra
para lavar las sedas, y como reactivo
en- los laboratories de qufmica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
Varias noticias

Ell departamento de Ieso-
reria ha recolectado varias mul'
tas procedentes de los pueblos
de la fsla.
En- los examenes de primer
grade de la carrera de Conner
clio, ha obtenido excelentes no
tas la distinguish senorita Ale
landrina Martinez. Muy de We
ras la felicitamos.
-Ha sido nombrado interi-
namente administrator de CO.
rreos de Ponce Ell senior Mario
Belaval.
--Ha salido para Mayaguez,
con objeto de embarcar en- ell
Ponce" que zarpara de ALI pa
ra los Estados Unidos, Mr.. Ro-
bert A. Miller, Administrator de
Correos de Ponce.
FL senor Miller va con tres
meses de licencia que lie han ST
DO concedidos y los que pasara
al lado de sus familiares en- el
Continente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
Contra ell ruidO

Ha celebrado ST. primera Asam-
blea en Nueva York, la sociedad con-
ira Ell ruido excessive.
La citada sociedad ha obtenido del
Congreso norteamericano Que Sc lie
reconociera ofcialmente como de uti-
lidad p1blica.
A continuation la sociedad ha OBJ
tenido del Congreso que prohiba los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08

silbidos indtiles y que ponga baio la
vigilancia de los inspectores dc los
buques de vapor. la mission de evitar
que sc abuse de los silbidos.
Sc han creado tambien zonas de
silencio en- torno de los h~ospitales,
manicomios y demas establecimien-
tos analogos. Ademas la liga Sc Ia
esforzado en- disminuir 81 ruido de
los automobiles y de toda clase de
vehiculos. de los vendedores ambu-
%lantes, etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
Ia reconstrucci6n2
de Puerto Pincipe
La ciudad nueva

Nueva York, miercoles.-Dicen los despa-
chos recibidos de Hayti que Ell gobierno en-
prendera la reconstruction de Puerto Principe,
para 10 que han comenzado va los trabajos de
limpieza en- la parte derruida de la c1udad.
Els el unico medic de atenuar en- parte la
gran ruina que asuela a la capital de la Rep1-
blica, Ell empleo de las grandes masas de traba-
jadores en- las obras p~ublicas va emprendidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
Nm nidi6 eI auXIs7O
del extranj ero
Protesta del gobierno de Honduras

Nueva York, miercoles.-El gobierno de
Honduras ha negado rotundamente que pidie
IA protection a Washington para sostenerse en-
ell poder, rechazando Ell empuje de la revolution
que acaudilla Ell ex-presidente Bonilla.
Ell rumor 10 achaca Ell g~obierno al empeno
de los revolucionar1os de malqulstarlo con la
opinion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
EIverano tragico
Veintitres asfixiadOs

Nueva York, miercoles.-El calor continua
hacienda extragos en- Nueva York. Aver han
muerto asfxiados veintitres personals y hay
noventa y dos postra ds en- estado gravisimo
algun S.
Ell verano Sc hace verdaderamente %insufri-
bic. En la ciudad no queda mas que la genie
uue no Ia puede abandonar por falta de medios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
BoniEla, revoEucaonario
Perturbation en- Honduras

Nueva York. microbes. -La revolucion ha
estallado otra vez en- Honduras, con tuerza que
pone en- grave riesgo la seguridad del goolerno.
Ell ex- presidente Bonilla es ell conocido dc
Ia revolucion y el que marcia al 1rente gel
znovimientO.
E ejercito revolucionario marcia sobre la
capital despues de alcanzar algunas v1ctor1as
sobre las tropas del gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
COind0lg dc aZiCr en- q DHGa6 dc N0Ga York.
Cotizaciones de hoy segdn cable directo. -. $40
Scrylclo Especial del bolei1n Mercanlll
GABLEGRAMAS
FL candidate dem0crata
Otra vez Mr.. Bryan

Nueva York, miercoles.-La nomination de
Mr.. Bryan como candidate a la presidencia por
ell partido democratic. es va in~discutible.
arfmando que la designation de Mr.. Bryan es
la seguridad de una derrota electoral de los de
mocratas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
Los reCeI0s
internacion11es
Venta de buques de guerra

Nueva York, miercoles.-El gobierno del
Brasil ha manifestado que los buques que pien-
sa vender los cedera a la Nacion que mas ofrez-
ca, sin que por parte del gabinete de Rio janet
70 exista preferential de ninguna especie por
determinada p%otencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-08
de S0lId0d, beleIiCelCQ
Y CORRECTION
NRGOCIADQ DE SANDAL Y SNEFICEkCIA
CenV@atsria para HaestrS J Oftiaks Pknsrss

U0a'OCdtofd para AdtstIN uiiCl2kS rlemtToS
De acuerdo con Ell parrafo 5 del Re.
glamento XI-Plomeria-se convoca
a todos los que deseen acreditar su su-
f~ciencia en- la materia para los exa-
menes que tendran lugar los dfas Is,
20. 80 y 81 del corriente mes de Julio
para Maestros y Ofciales Plomeros,
en- las o6cinas del Departamento.
Los ~aspirantes podran p%resentar sus
solicitudes hasta las cuatro de la tar.
de del dfa 27 del mencionado mes.
La materia sobre que ha de versar
ell examen comprende la siguiente:
10 Procedimientos para las insta-
laciones de objetos de plomerfa: como
inodoros, urinales, sunideros, etc. etc.
y para la debida ventilation de los
mismos, de acuerdo con los Regla-
mentos de la Junta Superior de Sa-
nidad.
% Procedimientos para la instala.
cion de desague de edilcios Y venti-
lacion de aquellos.
g CORRECTION de pianos d~efectuo-
sos presentados 81 examinante.
a Practica de conecciones de tn.
IBERIA de hero y plomo, y demas
objetos del ramo, por medic de SOL
daduras, especlalmente junturas de
plomo ahuevadas.
San Juan, P. r. Julio :, 1908.
DR.. TOMAS VAzQUEz.
Director de Sandal y Ben ehcencia
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-26
YOUTH ASSAULTS
FRENCH PRESIDENT
tContinued from Page One)

like the Libre Parole and L'Action
have been conducting recently.
They used the scandal in connection
with the Steinheil affair to make every
conceivable charge against the gov
ernment, even to its being guilty of
political murders, and insisted on the
insinuation that the late President
Faure was killed because he sided
against Major Dreyfus.
Early this week the height of au-
dacity was reached when the reaction
ary papers printed circumstantial stor-
tes to make 1t appear that President
Fallieres' son, when found in the COM
pany of the wife of Philippe Astresse,
an advocate of the court. of appeals, a
year ago, shot and killed the attorney,
and that the police have hushed up
the scandal.
Authoritative information subse-
quently proved that young Fallieres
did not even know Mime. Astresse.
Mr.. White, the American ambassa-
dor, and other members of the diplo-
matte corps and of the cabinet and a
number of high officials called at the
Elysee palace today to express their in
dignation at the attack on Fallieres.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-26
BURSTING OF WATER GAUGE
PROVES FATAL TO FIREMAN
Explosion in MoguI Engine Kills One
and Seriously ScaIds Another.
Was Going at High
Speed

LAPORTE, Ind, Dec. 25. - The
bursting of a water gauge in the cab
OF a mogul engine running fifty miles
an hour and pulling the fast through
stock train from Chicago to New York
last night resulted in the death of the
head brakeman, the probable death OF
the fireman and the slight scalding OF
the engineer.
The dead man Is David w. Meiser
The injured men are Elmer Replogle
fireman, leg and foot crushed, probably
internally injured, and David Moore
house, engineer.
The accident happened two miles
east of Laporte. When the water
gauge burst the fireman and brakeman
who believed the boiler was about to
blow up, jumped. The brakeman land
ed on his head and was killed. The
fireman rolled back against his train
when he jumped and his left leg and
right foot were crushed.
Engineer Moorehouse stuck to his
post and brought the train to a stop
Replogle has a slight chance for re-
coVery.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-26
OUT OF WORK AND MONEY,
BoRRoWS GUN TO END LIFE

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-With no
money to buy pistol or poison with
which to end his life, Edgar Werner, a
youth from Montreal, Canada, not to
be balked in his suicide plan. bor-
rowed a small caliber pistol in hard
ware store on Seventh avenue last
night under the pretense of making a
purchase and persuading the clerk to
load the weapon for him so that he
could understand it's mechanism, fired
a bullet into his left breast. Stagger-
ing to the doorway he fell unconscious
to the sidewalk and was removed to
Bellevue hospital.
After an examination surgeons said
that the young mans wound is not
serious and he probably would recover.
Werner is 20 years of age, and de
spondent on account of being out OF
employment, his destitute condition
being emphasized by the happiness of
others at Christmas time.