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The evening world., 1908-02-25

bled for q half hour to-day ever 1hs
question whether 1nauisitor Matthew
Fleming should receive q copy Of Ksl-
sey's answer to The World charCsA
Senator Armstrong offered a resolution
directing the clerk OF the Senate -
transmit 20 Mr.. Fleming tho kslssy
statement. Grady. Raines and White,
the Kelsey leaders, Immediately pro-
tested. saying that Kelsey had received
no formal copy OF the Fleming report
and that 1t would be giving undue prom
inence to Fleming to send him ospy
of the answer.
Senator Hinman warned the Senate
that 1t could not afford to be plea yNns
in the matter. The House would ne
charged with sharp practices" he said,
'it It refused to give Mr.. Fleming .
copy OF the answer. II would be better
to delay the consideration of the case
than bring upon US th!s charge"
Senator Grady replied that he would
stand for no delay. and would inslsi
upon a vote tomorrow. Raines issueh
the same notice. White declared chat
the Armstrong resolution was impo-
tent and puerile. A.
The Senate finally voted TO give Mr.,
Fleming a copy OF the answer ana the
resolution fixing tho procedure Yor me
case before the Senate. Mt Flennls
will have 10 have his reply BEFORE the
senate by II A NJ tomorrow.
The evening world., 1908-02-25
DECLINE IN
A SLOW MARKET
Smelling, Delaware and Hud-
son and Reading Heaviest
Losers Among Leaders.

Stocks started with losses in the
market to-day and failed to improve
during the session. Smelling was the
weakest feature 1t declining 2 points.
while Missouri Pacific fell l 1-2 and Ca
madam Pacific ! IA. The remainder OF
the list averaged loss OF point.
Trading was slow.
Inactive stocks showed some wide
declines at noon. Central Railroad OF
Ney Jersey fell l-2. Detroit United
Railway 5. United Railways and In
yestrn ent 8, Great Northern Ore Certi-
fcates 81, Corn Products preferred
s-S, MacKay Companies - and
Rock Island preferred and Kansas and
Texas preferred l.
The anthracite stocks were the weak
features of the afternoon. Delaw ware
and Hudson declining and Reading
/ Ia At the close the losses aver
aged a point, with the trading dull
The total sales of stocks were 3O2, 800
shares and q bonds So, $4,000.
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PAID LAST CENT
FOR ROOM WHERE
HE ENDED LIFE
Registered as George Boswell
nd Cut His Throat
With a Razor.

I. is rule IN tho Mills Hotel al
Thir.y.sixth street and Seventh avenue
that all guests must be out Of their
rooms at 9 o'clock in the morning.
Elizabeth Hart. chambermaid, max
Ing her rounds TO day discovered that
thi. rule had been violated by the
occupant OF Room No. so
After pounding on the door and re-
ceiving no response to her summons.
she turned the lock with her pass key.
The door would not open. Something
soft. but firm. resisted her efforts to
swing II on its hinges.
Suddenly the remembrance came 10
Elizabeth Hart that the occupant OF
room No 52l, next door, committed sui
eide a short time ago She spent no
more time trying to open the door, but
sped to the office and summoned Henry
j. Cowan, a clerk.
Suicide With a Razor.
Mr.. Cowan. aided by a couple OF poI-
ters, managed to open the door To
enter the room they had to step over
the body OF a tail man which had been
yedged between the door and the head
OF the bed His throat was cut, and
right hand
Policeman Cohen was summoned, and
ne sent TO the New York Hospital for
The evening world., 1908-02-25
JOSTLERS SENTENCED.
Three subway Pickpockets Tempo
arfIy Deprived of Occupation.

Justice Mayo, In Special Sessions to-
day, imposed sentence of one year at the
Island on James Murray. twenty eight
years old, and Dan Vetter, thirty-two
years old Robert Ellis, companion.
was given three months. The men We're
convicted Of the misdemeanor of tostling
subway crowds All have long police
records
Tho three were picked up by Lieut..
Cassassa in the Grand Central station in
February while plying their trade. Cas-
sassa took his prisoners to- Mulberry
street where II was found that Murray
is known as Mike Barry, with national
reputation as a pickpocket. He has been
arrested twenty-five times.
Vetter is known to the police as
Van" and has been arrested thirty
four times. Ellis. who played what Is
known in police parlance as the stall -
has been arrested thirteen times.
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TRIED
AS BURGLAR PAL
BLAMES ENEMIES
Dawkins Admits Thief Was
His Friend, but Says They
Quarrelled.

Former Policeman George Dawkins.
on trial In the County Court, Brooklyn.
charged with being a highwayman and
burglar while wearing the police uni
form, took the stand In his defense to-
day. He proved TO be the usual police
witness. defiant and assertivs in his
contradictory on cross-e1aminauon
Scott Ryan and John Boyd. ex-con-
vcts. burglars and hold-up men, tes.!-
fed yesterday that Dawk.ns, while
attached to the Adams street station,
aided them in the burglary of hard
ware store at Myrtle avenue and Duff
field street. Ryan, in addition, testified
that Dawk!ns aided him in holding up
and robbing John Farley a stereotyper
at Myrtle avenue and Bridge street on
March 30. 1907. and Farley corroborated
his statements
Dawkins made a general denial Of the
charges. He said he was born in King
ston. Jamaica. served five years in
the United States navy. and was a pri-
vate detective and special officer be
fore he was appointed policeman in
October, 1905
Ryan. he said had been friendly with
MIN for two wears. He did not know
al that time that Ryan was burglar
Because he turned Mrs. Ryan out o,
his home. Dawklns said, Ryan becam.
mis- bitter enemy. and lost no occasion
to d!scredt him.
The prisoner admitted that he had
paid for an Illegal opera ton performed
by person known as The Crippled
Doctor" upon woman known as
Birdie Ryan. He said he did no,
know that this act constituted q felony
Assistant Distrlct-Attorney Elder
drove a lot Of holes through Dawkins' 3
testimony on crosse Examination. He
produced documentary evidence to show
That on former OCCASIONS, under ex-
animation and oath, Dawklns made
statements entirely at variance with
some made on the witness stand to-day.
The evening world., 1908-02-25
I 900 IRON WORKERS AGAIN
AT WORK IN READING.

READING. Pa, Feb. 5.-The local
plant Of the American Iron and Steel
Company resumed today after two
months idleness. 1t employs nearly
1000 hands. The company reports an
improvement in the iron trade.
WALTEIAM, Mass Feb. oo-An In
crease OF seven hours weekly In work
ing time at the mills OF the Waltham
Watch Company will go into effect on
Monday. March q according to notices
posted at the mills to-day. This will
effect all departm ents of the mill. where
$3.50 hands are employed
The evening world., 1908-02-25
Paid Out Last Cent.

Apparently George Boswell paid his
There was no money In the pockets OF
his clothing. Neither was ;her" a
scrap OF paper. There We're no labels
on his clothing. his hat or his shoes
So far as is known ne never. uttered
word to any one in the hotel.
. The dead man was apparently young.
hut his face was lined He was about
C feet tail. very slender and dark OF
complexion. The body was taken to
the MOrgne.
The evening world., 1908-02-25
The Closing Prices.

Today's highest, lowest and last prices Of
stocks and OF net changes as compared with
yesterdays final figures aer follows.
The evening world., 1908-02-25

an ambulance Or. Harberk, the sur
Eeon who answered the call. said that
the suicide had been dead for hours
The man registered last night as
George Boswell. Guests at the Mills
Hotel do not generally carry baggage,
and he was no exception to the rule.
He paid for h : room IN advance. The
clerk on duty recognized him as one
who had been at the hotel two or three
The evening world., 1908-02-25
LANES g. DUKE Ill

James r Duke. head Of the Tobacco
Trust, IS i'll at his home. No 1909
Fih avenue. It is said with heart
trouble. Because of his desire 10 leave
the city his testimony !u the ToblCGo
Trus. prosecution viii be taken at his
home this mornins by United states
Commissioner Sh elds
The evening world., 1908-02-25
TRUESDALE REELECTED
D. L. AND w. PRESIDENT

At a meeting OF the directors OF tho
Delaware, L-ackawanna and Western
Railroad Company to-day. william
Fahnestock son of II c. Fahnesrock,
was elected director OF the company
to succeed Samuel Sloan deceased The
retiring directors were reelected Sub
sequent.y the Board OF Directors organ
lzed pv re-elecUng William H. Trues-
dale President Of tho company. The
other officers were alsJ reelected
The evening world., 1908-02-25

would be the best thing for the city and
save me lot OF trouble"
The evening world., 1908-02-25
KELSEY BACKERS
FIGHT FOR QUICK
SENATE ACTION
Fearful of Defeat, They Try to
Keep Answer to The World
Charges From Fleming.

ALBANY. y. Y. Feb. 25.-Fearful lest
the vote on the Kelsey case be delayed
beyond tomorrow and public sentim ent
have a chance to influence any wobblers
in the Senate. the Kelsey Senators quib-
The evening world., 1908-02-25
BILL OPENS ARMORIES FOR
SCHOOL ATHLETIC SHOWS,

ALBANY. Feb, IA bill to permit
school children 20 use State armories
for athletic exhibitions. was introduced
by Assemblyman Stern, of Manhattan.
TO day The measure provides that the
comm anders of regiments occupying
armories NAV Issue permit for suca
exhibitions upon application OF prin-
nlrlals Of schnnls
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-11-20
CAMERON NEWS.

Carl Wegner who visited friends and
relatives in Minnesota arrived home
last week.
Charley Gloss intends to make an i.
other trip pr obably to the east where
he has relatives and friends.
Elsie and Otto Silflow are low with
typhoid fever.
August and Ed Weguer made trip
10 G ford last week.
Carl Wegner who has been out here
for a short time returned to Deep
Creek Wash.
Gertge and John Behrens were in
Clifford for a few days.
The Southwick skating rink receives
many attendants from Cameron.
Herman Bicycles from Minnesota is
out here visiting friends.
Mr. Toeman, age eighty-fve is i'll
with typhoid.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.


In the Probate Court ofthe County Of Latah,
State of Idaho.
8. .. Morse, plaintiff VS.. Mary Thornton and
Richard Thornton, defendants
This State Of Idaho sends Greeting to Mary
Thornton and Richard Thornton, defendants.
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me- at my ofics in Moscow, In the County OF
Latah, ON the 3Oth day OF November, 1908,
at IL O'Clock Il. m. In an oction brought
against you by said plaintiff to answer the
complaint OF the above named plaintiff. Said
action IL brought to recover from you the
,um Of $4,000 alleged to be dne from you to
tutiff for comm mission on the sale of certain
pla. state made by plaintiff as your agent,
raai !. lie was for $S,0O0.OO ut a commits
" hich ~. cent. az viii more flu ~ appear
sion Of pc. sint on fle herein reference to
which ia hereby ''oa the relief demanded,
snniy to the Court +aken against yon for
az fydSment will be re costs of this suit,
500. 90, together with t.. wer, -,
Il yon fail tt appear and am stable OF said
To tAe Sheriff or any Col
County, Greeting 'ereoI.
Given Under my hand this Both 4"
September. 1908. Probate
G. " Suppixer Attorney Ior Pla'h'"''
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Worthy of Remark.

feature of the mornins
A pleasln. .,,..o-;., ...,., !.
service at the Pr, I'll. d.,
the excellent music b. s.. D.,
tine leadership of Mrs. Die o.e,
Gently the congregation h. e..
favored with either a solo by M
Dickey or Mr.. Williams, or duet by
these. Such music as this church pos.
sesses is rarity in town of this size
and is much appreciated by our.
people.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIcARtY ~
Department Of the InteriQF-
Land Once at Lewiston. tdqR,

NOTICE Is hereby given that
GLENN w MORGAN o. Potlateh, Idaho
S,hn On tune 22nd, 1908, made Tim ber
and stone Sworn Statement, No 343I fof
NWISEL NEASWA and Lots and 4
Section 30. Township 80 North, Range
East Boise Meridian. has filed nouce q
ioteution to make Final Proof, to establish
cla. m TO the land above described, psiort
Register and Receiver at Lewiston, idaho
On the nth day of November, 1908.
Claim ant names as witnesses:
Thomas ] Thompson. of Kendrick, Idaho
Ioy MeCracken of Potiatch, Idaho
Fred Stoddard of Park, Idaho
Militant Christensen of Park Idaho.
T. II. BARTLET Regisr
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TERMS.
nENDRICK
IDAHO
A REVISED VERSION

Teddy was saying his prayers at
bedtime one night not long ago.
Kreeling down at his mothers knee.
the sleepy little fellow began, "Now
l Law me down to sleep, prav the
Lord my soul to keep. he paused.
"If"-his mother prompted. IF he
hollers, let him 60; enie, menin,
mine, mo."-The December DELIN
EATlR.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Jacob l.. Harrison, deceased. I
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrators of the estate or Jacob
H. Harrison, deceased. to the creditors 81
and all persons having claims against thf
necessary vouchers, within 10 months aitel
the first publication Of this notice, TO thu
said administrators at the late residence 81
deceased the same being the place Tor this
transaction of the business of said estate
in Latah County, State of Idaho.
Flora r. Harrison.
Administrators OF the Estate of Jacob "a
Harrison, deceased
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, Sept. 23d. ty08
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Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
u. s. Land Office at Lewiston, IdahG

pepttHfUeT I'd IoQ3-[4
Notice is hereby given that
OLE. ROSHOLT,
OF Potiatch, Idaho, who, on September 81
1908, made Timber and Stone sworn stats
ment, No 063l, for EL SWL, and WI
seq Section 81. Township 80 Nort{
Range East, Boise Meridian has filed ia
tice of intention to make Final Proof, 1
establish claim to the land above described
before Register and Receiver, at Lewistof
Idaho. on the 7th day OF December, II OS.
, Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas J Thompson, of KendiL(l
Idaho; Fred Stoddard, Clark Myers, b61
of Park, Idaho; William Christensen,
Trumbull, Idaho.
T. ii. Bartlett. Register
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Noiice ior T..E.Setion
United States land Office

NOIIce Tor I.s--cetton
United States Land Office
Lewiston, Idaho, Sept. II 1908.
Notice is hereby given that
IDA NJ MERRICK
of Lewiston, Idaho, who on September
18th 1908, made Timber and Stone Sworn
Statement No. 0660 for NEA Sec % Town
ship AZ North. Range East B. NJ. has filed
notice of intention to make Final Proof,
to establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before the Register and Receiver
at Lewiston, Idaho on the 9th day of Nov
ember 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alfred Arnold, John Piersyof, Allis V.
H. Needs. Agnus M. Armstrong, all OF
Lewiston, Idaho
T. Fl. Bartlett, Register
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- :
Foundry Sam Callison a mackin-
tosh cape on the Potlatch creek road
owner can recover same at thi, office
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Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior
q 8 Land Office ut Lewiston, Idaho
September II, 1908

Notice Is hereby given that
THOMAS F. NEEDS
OF Spokane, Wash, who on September IL,
1908 made Timber and Stone sworn state
ment No 0534 for E1a SWA, SEA NWH and
SWA sen. section -, tip 40 n. X. 2 +. b.
has filed notice of intention to make final
proof to establish clam to the land above
described, before Regi ter and Receiver at
Lewiston, Idaho on the 21st day OF Novem-
Der, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Samuel Fitzgerald, Alfred Arnold, John
Pierstorff, Eliza NJ. Needs, all OF Lewiston,
idaho.
T. II. Bartlett. Register
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28

The tl iai of J. W Carter the ne- gro preacher and promoter, who was arrested some time ago charged with complicity in the assassination Of AL bert McVay near Pine Bluff the night of July ,, was called in Justice Cheeks court yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Carter was represented
 by Senator J. 1T. Hamiter of Little Rock and Hon. Kemp Toney of this city. Hon. Creed Caldwell represent cd the State The prosecution offered as evidence two letters ill the first of which Carter charged Charley Jack son, negro at Berlins stables, with complicity in the crime, Carter ad- mitted this letter but in defense stated that the letter was a lie and that he wrote it to fix Charley Jackson be- cause h ewas interfering with a cer- tain woman friend of his in Pine Bluff. The second letter was written by Carter to the same woman, 1t is stated, telling her to meet him on Cherry street at night, as he was going to leave the state. The defence introduc- cd three Little Rock negroes, Mike Davis, Sam Walton and Jim Braeme, who swore that they saw Carter the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28

ill Mr. stewart's hat. for the litt.e Rock police haNe been securing the country for Brewer and his gang aud SO far have ben unable to secure any clew. The amount of the thert5 Of this gang Is in the thousands of dol lars, residence after residence in Lit tie Rock being robbed. From the eyi- deuce secured it seems that Brewer vas q porch climber and suburb thief working the outlying districts of Lit tle Rock. while the rest o1 the gang worked tAe downtown robberies. Con- stable Stewart will cooperate with the Little Rock police and the capture of the entire gang is expected. Brewer $ record will be looked up in the Bertil- lion records at Little Rock. as it is thought he is much wanted man in several other states with large re- wards for his capture.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28
ALLEGED MURDERER
 STILL HELD

night of the murder in Little Rock and also the next morning, thereby establishing an ahbi, though Attorney Caldwell somewhat impeached their testimony on cross examination. At tornev Hamiter made an able plea for his client and an equally as strong an argument was made by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Caldwell, who insisted that there was enough eyi- dence to bind Carter over. The main difficulty of the defense was to recon cile the second letter in which Car ter stated that he was going to leave the State with his statement that his first letter duplicating Jackson was false As 1t now stands even though he escapes the charge of murder the postal authorities will have him for misuse of the mails.
 At the conclusion of the argument Justice Cheek said that he would hold his judgment in suspension till the 30th, as he needed time to review the law and the evidence. On this date it will be determined whether Carter will be bound over to the grand jury or turned over to the Federal authorities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28

was in command of the first battalion of the Arkansas National Guards and returned in command of the troop train composed of two hundred militia from Jonesboro, Piggott, Blythesville and other points. The first battalion commanded by Major Hudson had the distinguished honor of winning the first prize for the best regulated and sanitary camp. and Major Hudson was highly complimented by the inspect ing committee of officers from the regular army who said that Major Hudson'S command had not only won the first prize at this eneampment but that it was the best they had ever iu- spected at any annual maneuver The percentage of sickness in Major Ilud- sons camp was two per cent compared with ten per cent as was the case of the Arkansas troops at the encamp- ment at Fort Riley, Kansas. the pre- ceding year. This comes as a very high compliment to Major Hudson and Is welcome news to his many friends here
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28
BRYAN AND KERN
 FUND STARTED

The national movement to have the common people raise the Democratic fund started by the National Democratic Campaign Committee has hsen launched in this city by Sheriff
 Mason Philpot through the Graphic. The movement was started yestny,lay afternoon at the court house aud the headquarters will be at the office of the sheriff. Realizing that the Uemo- cratic party must have funds to con;- bat legitimately the vast corp ,ratlon funds of the Republican party the of Bryan and Kern decided to appeal to the great mass fl he people fer the necessary funds instead of as the Republicans have done to rely on the trust and great e, .'1~a- tions The Democratic papers all over the country have taken up the appeal and the money is pouring into the cofiers of the party from every
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28
Bryan Joins
 The Ak Sar Ben

Hearst News Special to the Graphic
 Omaha. July 21-William J. Bryan was tonight initiated into the Knights of Ak Sar Ben. an order of Nebraska business men He arrived in the city during the afternoon and was enter tained at a nonpoltical luncheon. In the evening after being initiated he made a talk attacking the Republican platform and commended Democratic principles as being in the interest of the business men in the long run. On his way to the city he made many speeches at the slnalI towns from the platform of the train He remained over in Omaha during the night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28
BRYAN TALKS
 WITH WEAVER
Former populist Politician. Now il Democrat. Joins Nominee at CoIfax and Continues Eastward Trip With Him, Discussing Issues on the Train.

Des Moines, July 21,-When Will liam J. Bryan awoke today he found awaiting him General James B. Weav- CT of Iowa, who in 1892 was the Pop ulist candidate for President
 General Weaver boarded thv train at Colfax, Ia., while Bryan was dress ing, but soon the two men were en- gagged in earnest conversation over the political situation. General Weaver some time ago identified himself with the Democratic party and is strong friend of Bryan. Bryan had good nights rest.
 At Newton, la, this morning, large crowd gathered about the car and call ed for Bryan.
 Bryan expressed his regret as he did not know a speech was to be made but he said a few words to the peo- pie assembled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-28
The BANK OF PINE BLUFF
independents Give
 Hearst an Ovation

fserst News Special to the Graphic.
 Chicago, H., July 27.-The new In- dependence party sprans into exist- ence at the convention which opened tonight in the Coliseum. William R, Hearst, who presided as temporary chairman, was given an ovation last ing ten minutes when he appeared in the hall. Hearst was pres ated with ! union made gavel from the union la fCHers before he took the chair. c!ared that the records of both the Democratic and Republican parties in the last few years demanded the for nation of g. new party to protect the honest business man. He said the Republican leaders were attorneys of big trusts which superseded the people in the government of the re- public, and the Democratic party was a Falstaff army with such gamblers as Ryan, Taggart and Belmont in con- trol. Bryan was no better than the company he kept
 At the conclusion of his speech the convention by vote of states effect ed permanent organization and ap- pointed committees on credentials and resolutions