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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

rem Hln9e1t, iuabreno i'm leinc blon.
ten StablIhuDe iiber Die tnirlhenOe
Glstlohe oeS gobens trogen llno
Der zoo meDr ais einnlul aus ocnl
frod)enoen @iie ieine 6unO nadJ ibnl
81 refelt ld)elnt, nit iturtem Man.
neSipluen Ieine Hll6e mieoer. llno
ais er lein Sous aui Dem bobcn
Stranobilgel mieoer erblidt, griiBt
i'm leiHe lpieber getponllene giniom.
felt OILS cine liebe 6reunoin, ni6t
ais Elm IinIteres Seipcnit.
Mas MIDI on bieien Vude, Dem
man eS onmcrft, oaB IS elmer &C.
ldrieben bat, benz Die Giniomfeit
audi cine lie6e 6reunoin mo bo5
Seben I'M Mondgrter 9lodboule
looblpcrtraltt lit, mas mid an linn
10 belonoer5 allge5ogen bot, lit Gein=
belt rno Seuldbeit Der Eipdologie.
IS mcbt refine ltrlo itarfc Sceluft
III Oleiem Sllde, uno oaS thltt in iii.
Icren Sa0cn ooppelt ipobl, no es fat
ldeincn mllB, ais babe int Tcrb0lt
niB Der beioen @eihle6ter MIR
Id)miilc Stnnlibfeit 0os @ort ul0
100 lhlicbli6 boS u uto 3 off Der
lplbtlnoigen nno gefiinltelten pipdo.
logllden Eroblcme bod) immer MIR
Die NpoloNic oeS erotild)cn Councils
lit, llcbrlgenS mad)t ms oaS Bud
nit elmer In5nbl prGd)tiger, flnr uno
plaItild) berau3tretcnbcr G~piiooenges
ltaltcn bcfonnt. 6crcn Gbarntteriltif
inns Den Qnoercn Weni6en 5eigt, Der
III Wtor Greper lebt, 0cn frGftig 5lls
I%ollcn0en, lr0blib Iohen0en Hieber.
0crtld)en, ais Der er IN Den Nugen
oe3 Eublitum9 iiberboipt mobl gel
ten mag. User i'm nG6er fennt,
mciB lreilid, Dob in icincr 9rnit 5ipei
Scclen lpohnen. gincS bon Grepers
1DmpatbildlIten 9iid)cru DeiBt: ,2olls
teS uno GeiieS." SSn biclcm 9llhtitel
liegt Die Sormel ieineS cigenen @c.
icnS.
Sir bcltc mag eS gcnllg iein. Sd
boIIe, oieicr critic litcrarilhe Spa.
5ier0ong bat Sic nidt 81 iebr ers
miioet nno Sbnen nidt Die 2uit gu
ierneren gu@iliigen gcllommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
@i0ia,n g. Saiel.

IS ftarb am 10. Mdr5 1908 Biaiam Z.
Saiel i'm guter bon 36 Subret uno 5 OtoTldten,
g~eltebter 8ntte bon Catherine 9afel. g%eborere
,ynirIeb. Scripunoie uno Srelinoe Der Satntlie
iinb odbmnqspna einQeIGoen. Der Seerotenng
bei3iiuobneIt, melde am Wuutag, Mor9ers nm
S flbr, bon feiner 28obHtln9, ylr. s26, ebeia.
peafes StraBe. aus itdttfinoet. SeqltiemzSohant
In Der q. Vrtaittcn.airbe nm 8 tbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Nuauit Wapcr.

Gs itarb am Il. Wtdr5 100 int 81. 2oiepba.
9oipitnI ansuit WlaAer I'M slIter bon. 70 SAP
&ilbertsbaufelt, Rrppin5 &Inroper. Die Nes
e"roieung iinbet bente, Spnltag. ben 10. .Aiur5.
vi ll1r ga1mitings, non Dem eet6eil9eltuiter
35t5, CitE9altimure Sirabe, aus urf Der BAL.
tint0re @emeterb" fat.
lie tranrrnnen 6intcrbliebcuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Snlin Sruitle.

Gs ftarb am -. Nidr5 1908 3nlia sroitle,
"a Sabre alt, aeliebie Sdtltli bon Sotfellns
1roItle. 8erudibtc Guo Srelnhe Der 6arrilie
limo abtuHaepou eingelnoell, Der Neerotgln9
am s%unntag, ben Is. .J'dr5, gtatiitifaes 8 u9r,
bon Der gSobHiIip ibrer 1obfer, Ut. 2So4,
]taDHersglbeHue aus bei6uiuobnen.
tSettDsbur9cr 3eituH1eH InogeIl 9et1ui9lt co..
niren CD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Wnrn M. Mnth.

IS fturb am ii. Wtir8 1908 Warn M. Moth
i'm 9uter bon 20 Sabrerl, q Yinlutelt uno ~
lagen, aeIiebte Satin bon Sofepb s.. Rotb.
9te 44eeroiguna finoet bon i9rer gsobnnIlg.
Nh. tt09. GotouuacS irabe. ans ttait. Ste 3ett
b~ertelben miro ipdter ange5eiGt. tIb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Suoesfaac.

Mld,ecl goner, So Sabre alt. Mr.. ttSi Siib.
Irltngtons glpeftue. ~. Mtlr5.
SafpD galoeu. So Sabre ali, llr. 1924, Git.
Gbufe StraBe. Is. Wtdr5.
Wuetba Srartel, 81 Sabre alt, UT. 1858.
lhnlnes. Struhe. II. MtlrG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Der &f acacn sic &eibcn ocs
Mltcrus,

,.Sdon lit Die &oIinltng mir Der.
Idmln0cn,
Sot Die Notur uno bat cin eolec
@eiit
Niht irgcno cinen 9oliam ollSgefuns
benz"
ySouit" 1. (Scrcnfiihc.)
Glios MctId)nifoff bat in ieinen
nN%eltrdgen SIT elmer pptimiItiihen
@eltouffoliun9"f) bie Srogc oufgc.
luorfen: Coll man perillhen, 0as sc.
ben Der Wcniden 81 perlGngcrn? -
User nidt in boifnlngSloien Eeiii.
miSnuS perIunfen it, miro oarolli
aeiuiB nit freuoigcm So! on~tluorten
lno iid) riidboltloS Der Weinung oeS
pcroicnten SorihcrS ani6licBen, sic
oabin gebt, baB NON olles tblu1 miil-
ic, sic 2e%bensbolcr Der Meniden 10
lueit iuie moglif ollS5loebnen. @ir
olc iino Nun frcilid 10 iebr oopor
iiber5cl,gt, bos bibliide @prt oQes
aberdeen 2eben lu0bret liebcn5ig
Sabre, llno mcnn eS bod fonmt, 10
iinO es adt5ig Sabre" bcltebe SIT
Nedt, bob mir inns nur nit S6ipic-
rigfeit 81 Dem @eoonfen emporrof-
len, cS mGdtc piclleiht futblid ieirL
Die MlttoritGt oes oYu6es Der 9ii.
der" olld III bieier In9elegenbeit III
3mcifcl 81 5icben. Cob ben Men-
ihcll, Der Die ied)S5ig iiberidritten
bot, m1blih Die aroitc oeS &orperS
n1o @eiltes ~perluileiL lit cine DC.
pbod)tllng 10 nieoeroriidenoer glll.
tG0lidfeit, boB mir ibr MIR nit iato.
liitild)rr Meiignation nod ms gngc.
iid)t 5ll ihalen pernlogen. llnb bod
lit Dies @clhif iuirflid Die ngrmlle
Notbmenoigfeit", oils Die mir eS SIT
bctrod)tcn inns gclunbnt baben? DC.
l~ibcrouoo biseitur i%opicntia: burd)
3peiicl fiibrt Der @eg sur Grfennt'
nib. Wetld}nitofi bat nit nimncr
ermiibenotr Observation-Disclosures oarollf
binaeluieien, boB Die grid)ciningcn
bcs MlternS ulS cin Eroblcm ollf5l.
iolier ieicn, ons cinbringelb SIT itu.
oircu, cine Der pornebmlten gilfaas
ben biologildjer Sorifuna oorltelle.
Gr bat olld ernItbofte Gerlllde &c.
nod)t, oieicn al N1tbirln 10 reid)cll
@cibcbei, oitf Den @runo SIT Tom.
men, ltro Sitm minoclten ge5eigt, oob
ein criter sartcr &ofinungSidimmer
olld iihcr bicler 0nnfelbeit aliSugc.
ben begintt.
Inter 0cn Mittellt MN, nit berell
ser @clebrte ben tronrigen &r1its.
periaI 0cs NlterS ouibolten 81 fon.
men nleint, Itebt, mer ipiiroe im 3eit.
otter Hobert &od)'s nid)t ouf oen
0coanfcn pcrfnllen! 0as Serrm in
erlter Heibe. slber Die proftiide Ser
mirfIid)ul1g Der %olIgemeinen Soroc-
rlna, oie Gleuente unieres Srgouis'
mus, Die Den Angriffcn bes "Ilters
beionoers ousgciett iillb, burd cil'
entlpred)cnbes Scrnm 81 it1rfcn,
ItieB ouf 10 piele Sdlpicrigtcitcn.
Dab ieoe ausiitt sit id)minoen idien,
nit bieier Metbobc etipas 81 crrei.
, Sn's Geutide iibcrictt bon
Cn,n.fd, MthnLsEf miit1d,nn 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Yaltur u. G. Simptbcus Sticmfe.

SIS itarb am II. M'dr5 1905 @aitor u. g.
stiemtfe, ~geIiebter Gdite bon Inna Siienlte, I'M
Wlter bon 80 Sabren, 6 I~iouaieH lno 10 3ns
gen. Sie 2ei6enicier tiHoet in Der 3riltdriels1
Nirte, SitosGurolines Strabe ant Etenitas, nm
2 tlbr 9tG6mittdae. mo Die gefinttnng niI benz
G5-G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
rnuis Is. Nniicr.

So finrb am 10. Midr3 1908 2ouis g. Safer,
II Sabre alt, ~geliebter SoDn BON Snbl llin
Barbara aaifer. Die @eeroialn9 iiloet AM
W,Dntaa, gIabmiitnge , llbr bon Der &Sobnul9
ietner Glterft, gtr. POPS, Sft Edld0ette sluenue,
ttatt. ti4-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Qumoun-Yarf Cemetery.

gRreau: 9r. 81, gpeit. SARATOGA .etraRe, aMb
Nanpt.GingaMa, Treberid.Nsab.
Weardbnibpldse bon $50 an utter beftdnoiaer
s~Iuifdht. Sdnittbmner, 8eipinoe, 9iIaii5en ete.
iperoen int 1rcibbaufe am Saupts1 iilanns ges
funben. Infer Meeut wiro. iuciin eepiiniht.
bprfprehcE. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
lorraine.

Observation-Disclosures
sSefiIih bon gsulbroof cine mo cine balhe
Meiie. IRnuIt ooupseSaggous nio perrailte'
Iep6one. eiaSttqirean i'm sipeitert Sur bes
&. Union Gruits8 ebduocs." Gbarles. nto Na4ette'
Gtrafe. tgsai4, tS.I&S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Baltimore EcmctcrN.

yhrean: Sranfiin. Vibs., Naltimure. y. Nsrtbftr.
Heerdbnibpi1se silt Serfauf = bon $25 on.
nit WsarIlorpioiten abgeereu5t $35. Eiab
fir bier 8rd6er. Sreie 9erletite Der 9dpehe
tiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Snnif6.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
NamcnIhuciDcr,

grpcrt 9nmens unb ~6abit"H sdneiber. Tafs
ZEN aaraptirt. engarman. lob Nnrh.fren,unts
MDennc. (San30-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

Nr. 714-.71S, &eit 8altimpreltr.,
-Mnp-
Gle S1arp. mnS Gitrnb . Strake.
Cine arpie NnsiunM BON
0ranit- fn6 Warniur Mpnnmentcn
mad, ben neueitem Gmtmiirfem nets ant Eager.
--Seep4une:-
g. &g. Goutb 151. Me. Senrietta 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

Momlanb's tiirfiidc y6oer,
Equitable sjebduse, Voitamf neaen. etets often.
(sIin9o-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
&ierjcbm Seiten.
qiterariid)e Spa5ieraanae,
@crehrte S%Srelinoinl

9ricic an cine Gam c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15

,.Shon lit Die Soiinlng mir Der
idmun0en,
Sut oic Notllr un0 bat elm cole.
@eiit
Niht irgcnb cinen 9ollom ousgefun-
benz"
,ISouIt" I. (Sercnfiihc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-15
Der 9entfde correspondent
rrfAcinf :eScu Ca ~. 0aLre

getfdftsfhhrtr @. u. SstHi. BobHuHa:
q. & q. f21 20 2aIbroof.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
BLOOD WRITTEN
Death WARNING
PAULIST LEADER INTERESTED
IN OBTAINING PARDON FOR
BuLEK, MURDERED OF VZRAL
FAMILY, IS DOOMED.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Father J..
O'Callaghan. head Of the Paulist
order in Chicago. and Attorney
Francis e. Hinckley have been in
formed, through an anonymous let
ter, written in blood and Wrapped
in crepe that they have been mark
ed for death and St. Mary's church.
at Wabash avenue and Hubbard
court is doomed to destruction by
dynamite. The letter was dropped
into the poor box.
Tho death of the priest and law
yer is threatened, 1t is believed, in
consequence Of their efforts to OBJ
tain a pardon for Herman Billek'
under death sentence on the charge
Of numbering by poison six mem
bers of the Vzral family.
Father O'Callaghan will lay ths
matter before Gov. Dineen. with q
hope that it will induce the COVER
| nor to pardon Billek.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
MUST ANSWER
FOR ADULTERY
F. N. RYNERsON AND BESSIE L.
ROMBAUGH BOUND OVER TO
DISTRICT COURT-BONDS FIX.
ED AT $500 AND $500.

F. M. Rynerson and Bessie L..
'Brombaugh, charged with adultery
at Peck. were yesterday held to the
district court by Justice of the
Peace Erb, before whom the e-prelim-
mary examination was conducted
some time ago. The final arguments
were made yesterday afternoon by
County Attorney Needham for the
state, and Attorney Clay McNamee
for the defense, after which the de-
cision of the court was submitted.
The bonds of Rynerson were fixed
at $500 and of Miss Brombaugh al
$500, and both are at liberty on the
continuing bond furnished shortly
after the arrests were made.
The complaining witness In tht
case is Mrs. Rynerson. who at thu
present time is a resident Of Seattle
The defendants appeared in thu
Peck section early last year ant
have since resided there as man ant
wife. Mr.. Rynerson has been en-
gagged in the promotion of one o
the Peck mining companies and ha
been instrumental in securing East
ern investments in the Peck proper
ties.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
G. II. Linrenfelter Orator of IL
! Day for veterans.

The impressive memorial cero-
monies of the G. A. r.. and the w.
r, c. will be held tomorrow fore
noon In the city cemetery. Ut which
time memorial oration will be d.
livered by Attorney G. H. Lingen-
falter. e
The members of the Grand Array
Of the Republic and the Women!6
Relief corps will meet at tina court
house at o'clock and viii mardk
to the enktery. where the meme
rial oration will be. delivered. Tlio
post orders will be read. after which
the graves Of the departed hero6o
will be decorated. 81.
The day will be generally ob.
served by the citizens and slaborate
preparations for decorating the
graves of departed relatives ana
friends are being made today. The
entire program will be completed IN
the morning and large number Of
people will assemble at the ceme-
terry to witness the decorating sxer-
cises.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
ANOTHER TRUST ON CARPET.
International Harvester Company
Fighting for Life.

CHICAGO, May 29.-The Inter
national Harvester company began
it's fight for existence at Kansas
City yesteray In court, when 1t will
try to show that the corporation Is
not operating in restraint OF trade.
Defeat for the company is said to
mean a continuance OF the business
through interstate commerce, and
the establishment of general agen-
cies outside Of state lines, and re-
ceiving cash by them when the I'M
plements are sent to customers. The
suit involves the discharge of 5000
regular salaried employees, including
agents and warehouse men and the
abandonment of numerous repair
shops at crossroads. aha.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
ON
SALMON RIVEB
GOOD RANGE, GOOD CROPS. oooD
PRICES IN SIGHT ron GYoQ- y
Zen AND RANCHE11 IN THAI
SECTION.

The rainy weather Tor the peoe
month has been great boon 70 ~
stockmen and farmers Of the e.
tire Salmon river country, says ~
Whitebird Enterprise.
A much larger acreage has beo0
sown to grain this year than vy0f
before. and very heavy Yield Ce
both hay and grain Il now assured.
There has been no damaging frustD
and ~ consequence the fruit cro0
is in splendid condition and van
easily be the largest ever produco1
here. Grass, on the range, q NJ.
ter now than for many years smOse
especially u this true Of the raneo
Included Within the national -
est. Cattle are ready for market
or nearly %. and there viii ~ =
large number for June ana ~ ~
livery. There win ~ ! lp
amount Of an extra gra&p II Gl
ready. Apr the market W1tlln ~
next 10 or Is days. = Nell ~ =
good many muttons. H611se ~ n
good demand and quite ! few aaJG
are reported with more In sight.
Prices are holding up wsll. bGel
being from $3.50 for cows u r.
much ~ e6.7S for top stssrs: seoolt.
ers and. feeders are hinGing r1qh1
around I cents. From Is csnte g.
IL cents pound = being quoted -
wool and no sales are rep0rte4 ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
MONEY EASY IN ENGLAND.
Trade Conditions Favor Lowerins
Discount Rate. :.

LONDON. May 29.-As antcii-
pated. the rate of discount OF the
Bank of England was reduced to
2k per cent. The authorities have
been retaining the rate at 3 pei
cent. owing to the absorption Of
gold by France and Germany. but
the local monetary position had be-
come so easy with funds at ~ pei
cent and discounts at IN per cent
below the bank rate. that the au.
thorities had little choice but tc
give the trade of the country the
benefit OF the lower rate, as well al
bring the minimum rate nearer the
market discount level.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
ron a buffalo lA1a1.


WARRINGTON. Nay -. Tho
kovsrnment viii provide : nattooaD
bison range In the rlatheaa In1ian
rangs In NontanA, autAortty theee
for being contained n the asr1ouJ.
tural appropriation bill - paaaod r.
congress during the closing days a1
the session and signed ~ ths prsg-
ident. -
An appropriation Of elo.00o wao
authorised By the bill. 914.o00 ~
pay the Indians and )l0,000 ~
fence In the range. Bsginnine 3nlE
= the agricultural Department wilU
commence the wark g thl lSW r.
not effective until thea. Th6 fiASo
will probably not bs ready until fall.
when the American Bison socisty
will supply q nucleus herd. f
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
WOOD RIVER PROJECT.
New York Company Acquires Idaho
Irrigation Scheme.

BOISE. May 2S.-j. q. white 1
Co.. New York engineers and con.
tractors Of worldwide reputation,
who are building . railway system
in the Philippines. have acquired
control of the Idaho Irrigation com.
pany's big Wood river project. Ap.
plication was filed with the state
land board yesterday to increase
segregation by $4,000 acres. making
a total area Of 10000 acres to b.
irrigated. with a tract Of $4,000
acres to be under water by May
1909. The project lies north OF
Twin Falls. on the north side Of the
project near Gooding townsite, pro
noted by Gov. r. r. Gooding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
New Scout Boats Ready.

NEW YORK, May 29.-Both the
new scout cruisers which have been
built for the navy are now anchor.
ed In the North river here, the
Chester having arrived from Boston
and to'ned her sister ship, the Bir-
mingham.
Both these new warships are prl.
marily intended as messengers and
are not armored. but have high
speed and great steaming radius
The Chester is expected to take on
ammunition at the Brooklyn nav,
yard before going to sea for her OF.
ficial trial.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
COTTON SCANDAL DRAGENT
r GETS PROMINENT men
SENSATIONAL EXPOSURES AS TO SALE OF GOVERNMENT STA
T1sT1cs COTTON CROP CONDITIONS PRIOR PUBL
CATION THEODORE PRICE OF NEW YORK EXCHANGE THE
PRINCIPAL FIGURE INDICTED. -.

NEW YORK. May 29.9-Theo-
dore Price, for many years one OF
the most prominent operators of the
cotton exchange. was indicted by
the federal grand Jury today on
charges growing out of the sensa-
tional exposure of the sale of gov
ernment statistics as to cotton crop
conditions in advance of the issu-
ance of this information to the pub
lie.
Price Is charged with conspiracy
to defraud. He was released on
$1,000 bail. He is also charged with
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
GOVERNMENT TESTING GUT Ar.
NOR PLATE. -.
Monitor Florida xade . Tareet q
Close Range. but Tuxrst
Still Intact.

OLD POINT COMFORT, Va, May
29.--The biggest naval gun, the
heaviest projsctile and the highest
explosive known. combined with
Close range and deadly aim. were
Wednesday allowed to work their
full havoc on the turrst plate Of the
mOuitor Florida. The result 10 q
victory for turrst construsticu. and
this notwithstanding Tie l11inch
hardened steel plate wes blacksned.
broksa. ths ssAms Of the turrst
'sursng anA ~ rivets and screws
loosensd and twisted.
1t was not Ave. minutes after the
terrible impact that the nneiy-bal-
ancsd mechanism Of the turrst VA
being worked with perfect ease and
tn 12-inch gun on the left side waa
being trained at win. Inside the
turret. whore stand the gunnsrs and
gun crew, the havoc was much lssa
apparent than from the outside.
III this had happened IN battle
the monitor would be fighting yet,
said one OF the Admirais.
There was . futile attempt to de-
stroy 4 the newly-designed wovei
wire fghting mast ON the storm q
the Florida. After hve shots Of tn,
gums had gone through It, the mas
stood Arm. Forty shots would no
bring 1t down. and no enemy woult
waste ammunition and time shoot
ing at It," was the expert opinion.
It was predicted that all new
ships will be equipped with battl'
masts of this description. The seen,
Of the demonstration was Hampton
Roads. The Florida, which ship hal
been in the hands of experts TO
some time. lay with steam up, he
blunt nose pointing out through tn
Virginia capes, near the Thimbl
shoal light. about four miles from
Old Point Comfort
Just 342 yards on the inside o
the Florida lay her sister ship, tn,
monitor Arkansas.
! This Is such a test as would oc
cur in actual warfare" remarked
rear admiral. as the big part,
boarded the Arkansas. "The ain
will be perfect: the distance Is o
close that the impact will be at 1t
full velocity. and the part of tn
Florida to be hit Is weakest"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
PRECIPITATED INTO BASEMENT
Church vestibule Gave Way Under
Large Congregation.

CHICAGO. May 29.-Ths cement
ed vestibule of the Lithunian church
of Our Lady of Vailna gave way last
night as a large congregation was
leaving and 80 persons were thrown
into the basement. A panic result
ed, but none suffered worse injuries
than cuts and bruises.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
WAINWRIGHT
REAR ADMIRAL
COMMANDING SECOND DIVISION
OF ATLANTIC BATTLESHp
FLEET AT ANCHOR TODAY IN
HAR0R AT TACOMA.

TACOMA. May 29.-The two
starred pennant now flies from the
truck Of the Georgia's mainmast, in
dicating that Richard Wainwright.
commanding the second division Of
the Atlantic battleship feet. h now
an acting rear admiral In the Unit
cd States navy. wainwright will
receive his commission a. . full rear
admiral In July.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
SUPPOSED PAUPER LEFT ESTATE
WORTH MILLIONS.
A Bitter Contest Is Being Waged by
His Heirs Over Division
~ Of Property.

NEW YORK, May ga prelim.
mary step in a bitter contest over
the property OF an aged and eccen-
trio recluse, who died In this city
seven years ago in extreme poverty,
but who, It turned out, left an as
tate worth 100000. was taken IN
the supreme court on motion to dis
continue q suit brought to take ac-
. counts to the United States supreme
court.
Ambrose Burbank was in tobac-
co business in Henderson, KY IN
war times and made a great deal OF
money. He lost some OF 1t during
the war and finally decided to come
to New York. Friends and others
supposed that he had lost all Of his
property, but he had not been here
long before he began to invest sums
in municipal and state bonds.
AS they accumulated he placed
them in a box in the vaults Of the
Safe Deposit company. He used to
cut the coupons himself, always de-
manding payment in gold which he
stored away In another box in the
vaults.
When enough gold had been ac-
cumulated to pay for another bond
he bought another. and for years
the miser lived thus in single
room, apparently almost in poverty
Burbank never marrEd. and his
nearest relatives were some nephews
end cousins. He died in 1901, at
the age of 50. leaving a will naming
Caleb r. Burbank, his nephew. and
George H. southard as executors.
A will drawn in 1889 was pro-
duced. in which Burbank was named
as residuary legatee after few
small bequests. 1t now appears that
when the old man was in business
in Henderson. KY, he had associated
with him q young man named Elea'
'zer Burbank Newcombe. OF whom
he always spoke as his "favorite
nephew" In the years that inter
vened this nephew died. leaving 9
wife and four children, and in 1904
Mrs. Newcombe brought suit against
Burbank and demanded that the ex'
ecutors be held to turn over to hel
100000 OF the old mans money
hasing her claims upon letters writ
ten to her by him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-29
Want SITE ON
water FRONI
WEST COAST PORTLAND CE-
MENT co. ASKS CITIZENS TO
PROVIDE FREE SITE SIX
ACRES on SNAKE RIVER.

The formal application for suit
Able site for the location Of the man
ufaeturing plant Of the West Coast
Portland Cement company has been
received by the Commercial club
and It 10 expected definite action
will be taken within the next tsw
days.
The company will require about
III acres Of ground. with suitable
water 'front.' and plans for. early
construction work will BE- worked
out at the regular meetins which
will be held IN Spokane next Mon
day.
A crew Of men 10 now engaged In
developing the properties on the up
per Snake river, and Il II expected
the Installation Of machinery fol
mining and ioadine the cement ma
terial will be commenced within
short time. Pr :
The independent steamer Rougl
10 now en- route to the upper Snake
river. and 1t IL understood will en-
gage in the transportation Of the ce
ment material from the mine to thi
manufacturing plant. The steame
arrived in Riparia two days ago. bu
has been detained there awaiting
the arrival Of coal. The boat Is ex
pected to reach Lewiston within tn
next few days at which time den
mite announcement Is expectd.