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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
Time 70 Cali a Halt.

A COW got into the fire engine house
Sunday night and chewed up most of
the hose and ate of the bell rope,
while three hogs were found in the
Baptist church Monday afternoon. If
Hometown is ever to become great
city these things must be rendered i'm
possible (Pa) Banner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
HERE AND THERE IN The CALUMET REGION

ty-first street and Commerci avenue,
yesterday, fell from the car and
sprained his ankle so severely that it
necessitated the police ambulance to
take him home. Ketingnan is a car
penter by trade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
Alma Matters Visitors.

In a close game between the Alma
Matters of South Chicago and the Tom
Murrays from down town, the latter
were beaten by a score of to 4. The
game was marked by good plays all
around and only few errors were
made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
Pleasure His Peril.

Joseph Syzfrowskf of 1917 Escanaba
avenue, while swinging on the rings in
the Bessemer Park gymnasium yester-
day afternoon, fell to the floor and suf-
fered a fracture of his left arm. Syz-
frowski Is only II years old and one of
the supporters in the family. He was
taken to his home in the police am
buIance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
Lightning Strikes Station.

Lightning last Saturday afternoon
struck the Grand Crossing police sta
ton, causing a damage of $3.50. The
bolt struck in the squad room which at
the time was empty. The Grand Cross
ing fire department was summoned and
extingushed the blaze which already
had gotten beyond the control of the
policemen in the building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL
TO CLOSE THURSDAY.
Nice Program Is Arranged For the Pa
irons of School to Hear.

Whiting, Ind. June 13.-(SpeciaD-
The closing exercises of st. MichaePs
school will be held in ST. Michaers
hall in Center street, Thursday, June
1S. The program arranged is an ex-
cellent one, the sisters training the chill
dren very carefully for the event
The program to be rendered is as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15
Missed His Footing.

Alfred Ketingman. a Swede. living at
III Roby street, in Roby, while at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15


..-................ Rev. John B. Berg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-15

The members of the Indiana delega-
tion are at order with reference to their
favorite son, Mr. Fairbanks. Some of
the members-perhaps a preponderance
of the egation-recognize that the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
RIVAL lines
Want THE HONOR

New York, Aug. 19.-Althoush
T. will be many months before Pres
ident Roosevelt and his party start
on their hunting trip to AFRICA the
question as to what route ne Will
take is already agitating every Dig
steamship line whose steamships
leave this port.
"The presidents business, as
the steamship men call it, is eagerly
sought and the steamship lines are
willing to go to almost any length
to have the honor Of transporting
the president across the North At'
lantic. While the steamship com
panies have been content with play
ing waiting game, two OF the pas
senger lines, it is said. have writ
ten to the president Offering induce
ments and asking for the honor o
carrying the hunting party on oh'
of their steamships.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
COOPERATE
ON EXHIBIT
COMMERCIAL CLUBS IN COUNTY
OUTSIDE OF LEWISTON JOIN
IN CAMPAIGN FOR SECURING
FAIR EXHIBIT.

The Commercial clubs OF Guide
sac. Nezperce and Kamiah have tax
en- definite action looking toward
the collection of comprehensive
exhibit of the county's products to
be exhibited at the Lewiston-C -Clarks-
ton fair and the Yukon exhibition
at Seattle. The clubs are working
in cooperation with William Mohl,
superintendent in charge OF the
collection Of the Nez cree county ex-
hibit. and citizens in all sections OF
the county are being solicited TO
give assistance to the clubs or to Mr
Mobl in the collection OF the best
pi oducts.
The people outside OF Lewiston
are taking a greater interest In thf
county exhibit this season than evel
hafore. and all of the products
placed on exhibition will bear th'
name of the grower and the section
Of the country where grown. Th'
collections secured by the CONNER
cial club organizations will ais
hear the name Of the club securing
th. same. and the friendly rivair.
resulting in a desire to make tn
hest showing insures most com
plehensive exhibit.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
GRAND JURY
GETS EVIDENCE
BEST ELEMENT IN SPRINGFIELD
GIVING INFORMATION THAT
MAY ENABLE AUTHORITIES TO
PLACE RESPONSIBILITY.

Springfield, H.. Aug. 1S.-The
investigation into the lynchings
and mob rule is fruitful. The best
element is coming forward with IN
formation for the grand jury. and
the residents of the black belt
district, realizing that old condi'
tions are thing Of the past. are
making frantic efforts to preserve
their personal interests.
While the information for the
grand jury seems easy to obtain. the
coroner's inquiry is not so prolific OF
results. This is probably due to the
public character of the inquiry. Fol
instance, the coroner's inquest or
the lynching Of Scott Burton toda!
was noticeable for Its lack of def
mite testimony as to individuals. 1
this condition continues, th'
chances for the conviction OF tn,
| leaders of the riots is remote.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
BUYERS FLOCK
TO METROPOLIS

New Yorh, Aug. 19.-The city is
filling up with Southern and West
ern buyers. Eleven Of the hotels
were taxed last night to their ca
pacity. and several had to turn
guests away. This is the season Tor
the retail buyers throughout the
country to buy their fall and winter
stocks.
The vanguard OF the buyers
reached the city late Saturday att
ernoon and a steady stream has
been coming in ever since. 1t was
estimated that not less than SOC
buyers came in yesterday, to say
nothing OF those who had reached
the city since Saturday night.
A canvass of the hotel registers
shows that the territory covered by
buyers already here extends as far
west as Denver and as far south a.
New Orleans and Galveston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
ANOTHER THEORY ADVANCED
Mrs. Haines Claims She Had Start
ed Divorce Proceedings.

Boston, Aug. ia possible mo-
tive for the killing of Annis at the
Bayside Yacht club by Capt. Peter
Haines, Jr., may be found In the
fact made known today that Mrs.
Haines had filed a suit for divorce
against her husband, the papers be-
ing served on Capt. Haines August
TO- In her suit Mrs. Haines makes
sensational charges against her
husbands character and demanded
public hearing.
Mrs. Haines now believes that
Haines and his brother concluded
that Annis was behind the bringing
OF the accusations and had suggest
ed to Mrs. Haines that the only way
she could clear herself Of thu
charges preferred by Haines in tn
divorce action was by demanding
her case to be tried in open court
Charles H. Libbey, father of Mrs
Haines, says she returned to he
father's home in June, after beinI
cruelty beaten and i'll treated b.
her husband. Libbey says nj
daughter was so badly beaten a
Fort Hamilton in May that medica
attention was necessary.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
Navy BLACKLIST
CATALINA ISLAND
INSuLTED TO UNIFORM OF NAVY
ON PART OF AMUSEMENT
COMPANY CAUSE OF OFFICIAL
DISPLEASURE.

Los Angeles. Aug 19.-Because
members OF the naval militia were
barred from the dance hall at Cata-
lima island July a. last. Adjt. Gen.
Lauck. by direction OF Gov. Gillett.
has issued an order prohibiting
either the militia or the national
guard from landing at Catalina ISL
and while the island Is under Its
present ownership and management.
Concluding the order to Com
r,ander Woodbine OF the local naval
militia. Gen. Lauck says:
Especially does the governor
compliment you for Withdrawing
your ship and command from Ava
lon because OF the gratuitous in
suit to the uniform OF the navy o
the United States on the part OF thu
Banning company by excluding en-
listed men from the dance hall TO
the reason that they appeared II
Uniform.
II join with the governor in hi
SC ntiments herein expressed an
further inform you that In the fu
ture no organization of the nationa
guard or naval militia OF this stat
will be permitted by this depart
ment to land on Santa Catalina Isl
and under its present ownershi
aand management. except for pur;
ly necessary military purposes"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
EDISON HAS INVENTED
NEW FLYING MACHINE

New York. Aug. 1s.-The hrst
fruit of the retirement Of Thomas
A. Edison, the great inventor, mas
come in the announcement that ne
has invented flying machine
which Henry Farman. the French
aeroplanist, thinks is better than
the machine he brought from
France. So interested was the
Frenchman that he went to the
Edison laboratories to talk with the
inventor about it. Mr.. Edison mas
got no farther than the plans, but
that is the whole job with him. ne
has sent to Mr.. Farman plans for a
shin that would not only hy, but
would ascend from the ground
straight up to the height at which
its fight might begin. Mr.. Far
mans machine is handicapped py
the necessity of rising with run
ming start on wheels.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
PROP PAGAIES
idaho Peach
MAI. G. A. MANNING HAS CON.
TRACT TO SUPPLY STARK
BROS. NURSERY WITH BUDS
FROM HIS NEW VARIETY.

A new peach now known as the
Idaho mammoth is being propagated
by Stark Bros, the well-known mis-
scuri nurserymen, and promises to
bring much prominence to Lewiston
as a peach country and profits to
Mai. G. A. Manning, the discoverer
of the new variety.
The Idaho Mammoth is a seed
ling that during the past few years
has attracted much attention to the
fruit exhibit at the lewiston
Charleston fair. The meat Is solid
and of a rich yellow color, often
weighing from IA to 16 ounces.
The Seeding tree was discovered
by Maj. Manning about six years
ago in tract that had been Set to
pears. The young tree sprang from
the earth near one Of the pear trees,
and as the pear tree did not live,
Mai. Manning allowed the peach
Sc edling to remain and the second
year secured six peaches OF unusual
size and flavor. The second year
Mr. Manning secured seven DoAes'
and each year since that time the
tree has been filled with the finest
peaches ever seen in the Lewiston
| valley.
Through the exhibition Of ths
fruit at the Lewiston-C Charleston fall
the attention of Stark Bros. wal
called to the new Idaho peach. and
Mr.. Manning received request FOL
samples of the fruit. He expressed
a small box Of the finest peaches tt
the Missouri nurserymen, with tn
result that a contract was secured
to supply the buds from the tre
each year to be used In propagatinl
the new variety. The buds will b
taken from the tree this year earl
in September, and after the nurssr
Arm has created a suhicient stoc
the new peach will be placed ON tn
market.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
AUTO FATALITY
IS ALARMING
THIRTEENTH DEATH FROM AU-
TOMOBILE ACCIDENTS Re-
CORDED IN SAN FRANCISCO
SINCE JULY 3.

San Francisco, Aug. 19.-Harry
Breen, aged 1S years, was run down
and killed by an automobile today
at Fourth and Howard streets. The
machine was driven by A. Rolling
OF the Baker G. Hamilton company.
The claim is made that Breen was
riding on the rear end OF wagon
and Jumped off in front Of the au-
tomobile. Breens death Is the
18th fatality from automobiles
around San Francisco since July B.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
H|NSEY IS
REINSTATED
HINsEY FOUGHT CHARGES FOR
SEVEN YEARS AND IS AT LAST
FULLY EXONERATED BY SU-
PREME LODGE.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-John A.
Hinsey, the Capt. Dreyfus OF the
Knights OF Pythias. after suffering
several years expulsion from his
ledge, charged with the embezzle-
r,ent of 100000, has been exon
Grated and reinstated.
The charge was made by Ogden
Fethers OF Janesville, Wis, when
Fethers was supreme chancellor
Hinsey fought the indictments and
they were quashed and all subse
quent civil suits which were started
he either won or they were dismiss
ed.
He was reinstated with all right!
and privileges after seven years
| fight at the recent biennial conven
tion Of Pythians in Boston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
NATIONAL NEGRO
BUSINESS LEAGUE
BOOKER WASHINGTON WILL DE-
LIVER AN ADDRESS TONIGHT
AT NINTH ANNUAL SESSION
OF COLORED BUSINESS MEN

Baltimore, Mr., Aug. i9.--That
the negro Of America Is not UNFIT
for business and municipal respon-
sibility Is shown by the presence at
the ninth annual meeting OF the
National Negro Business League, IN
session here, of scores OF colored
men who have made success In
commercial enterprises and OF rep
resentatives of several prosperous
towns controlled entirely by ne.
groes. More than 500 delegates
from various parts of the country
are present.
The gathering wwas called to or
der in the Sharp Street Memorial
M. e. church this morning by the
president, Booker T. Washington, oi
Tuskekgee Institute. After an invo-
cation and several selections of mu.
sic the members of the league were
officially greeted ON behalf OF ths
state of Maryland, the city Of Bal
timore and the local negro business
men. These formalities concluded
the league entered upon the rea
business of the convention.
The gathering will be in session
three days and during that tim
the welfare and progress OF the rae
will be exhaustively discussed b
negroes whose success In businea
and professional pursuits has quail
fled them to speak on the subject
The league. ~ it, name indicates
concerns itself strictly with the "ne
gro in business and excludes 9th
er subjects. The reports that th
present convention will give an ol
flcial expression Of its views In r.
gard to the presidential contest no.
or are pronounced to be withou
foundation by the officers and Leaf
ing members of the league.
The address Of Booker Washinl
ton is to be delivered at tonight
. session. Speakers to be heard ,
the sessions of Thursday and Frida
will include representative neg
business OF Mississippi, Oklahom
: Texas. Kansas, Pennsylvania. vi
ginia, Colorado. Georgia. Ohio, 10
isiana, Florida and several 9th
states. Bishop Scott Of Liberia WI
speak on the subject Of the busine
development OF Africa.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
DYNAMlTECHARGE
WRECKED VESSEL
ROLLERS UPENDxD AND DECK
STREWN WITH NAMED AND
BLEEDING WORKMEN AS RE.
suit OF CARELESSNESS.

Detroit, Aug. 19.-Thirteen were
seriously injured. six probably Ia
tally, today on the lower Detroit
river, when a charge of dynamite
exploded under the drill vessel De-
stroyer, which had been working on
the New Livingston channel. The
charge Of dynamite had been left In
the hole by the night shift.
When a tug reached the scene the
Destroyer was found badly wrecked.
with the boilers standing on end
and the decks strewn with manned
and bleeding workmen. The injured
were taken to Amherstburg for med
ioal attention.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
SCANDAL GROWS
SENSATIONAL
-.,r HAMILTON FAST SET
Wnn1 Ws11rP WHEN THEY THINK OF
nVpnSuRES SURE TO COME
!3Aru nA HAINES INQUEST.

YORK Aug. 19.-Each hour
a new sensation in the case
p can't Peter c. Hains. who killed
-~,,,iam E. Annis Saturda night,
.nd today the military post at Fort
s,i,ton apa is shivering with fear or
,mpending exposures.
rThe killing of Annis by Hains
os exnected by every army officer
y. Fort Hamilton" said an oficer
"tot;oned there today. "The worst
~ II is that at any time two other
tragedies Of the same sort may oc-
.ur as the result of orgies which
nove disgusted every decent officer
h,re and Of which one feature was
the expulsion of Mrs. Hains and
Ann;s from the fort after the cap
.o,n's return from the Philippines.
ryerv officer in the fort breads the
,nouest tomorrow night and fears
N, exposures that are practically
certain to be made. The. decent Of
Acers and their wives naturally
dread the revelations, which cer-
tainly will result in wholesale
transfers from this post"
NJ. ]. Rowan today told how he
and Lieut.. M. P. Andrews prevent
ed Can't. Hains from killing his
wife with a revolver, which he had
pressed against her head. He said
thew heard a woman's screams and
rushing into the Hains house found
the captain clutching his wife''
throat. Rowan said Andrews snatch
cd the weapon from Hams HAND
and that Mrs. Hams screamed:
my God, Pete, don't shoot!
can't die now. Let me 60"
Rowan said Hams told Lieut.
Andrews what Annis had done ant
swore he would kill him. saying:
THAT man Annis. whom
thought my friend, has wrecked m
home. She has confessed. Wait til
I get that cur Annis-"
Rev. Henry Houghton toda
said: r.r
"Annis knew that he was payin
with his life for q wrong he ha
committed. He told me things whic
have yet told to no one. ga
nothing against Annis, only sa
that he knew Hains had q grievant
against him."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
Big SEIZURE
ISMUGGLED GOODS
BIG SEIZURE mBeawWe
MRS. JACK ALMER IS CHARGED
WITH IMPORTING RARE TAP
ESTRIES AND PAINTINGS AS
"HOUSEHOLD GOODS"

Chicago, Aug. 19.-The United
States customs officers have seized
tapestries, paintings, statuary and
rare armor valued at $4,000, the
property Of Mrs. "Jack" Gardner of
Boston, brought from abroad for
Mrs. Gardner's palace in Back Bay.
The goods are alleged to have been
brought here as "household goods, .
valued at $4,000 Fines and penal
ties aggregating $4,000 must be
paid. The customs officials say that
$4,000 duty will have to be paid
before the goods can be released.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
Sidney GAY
/ in ANTICIPATION
ATLANTIC pATTLEsHIP YLKT
DUE TO ARRIVE TOMORROW,
AND 10 DAYS WILL BE 0Ivn
OVER TO FESTIVITIES.
sIDNE GAY


Sidney. Aug. 19.--Siidney ID -.
thusiastic over the visit Of the Am
rican battleship feet and thOusando
OF visitors from the Interior have
already come to pay homage to the
-ofiicers and men. During the stay
OF the warships the whole OF the
coast line. many miles In length. oE
the fine harbor Ia to be brilliantly
Illuminated each night, the numer-
GUS headlands at the expense OF the
federal and state governments, and
the intervening shores by public
subscription. In addition the Brit.
ish warships in the harbor will b
ablaze with light, as well ~ the
merchant steamers. excursion ves-
sells and other craft. There a1Go
will be a display OF fireworks ON :
large scale. in which the vessels ~
the Australian squadron will par.
ticipate.
The warships are to remain II
Sidney 10 days. During this tine
an elaborate program of entertain
ment will be carried out, beginning
with the ceremonial landing off AZ.
miral Sperry and his chief oHicsrs
at Lady MacQuaria's Chair In The
harbor. The chief oficers Of The
feet are to be the guests Of the Earl
OF Dudley, Governor-General Sle6t.
and the Countess Of Dudley and Wiz
be entertained at grand ball n
the grounds of Government Hc0oe
by Lord Northcote. the present COv-
ernor-gsneral. and Lady Northcote.
A magnificent ball II also to -
given In the Sidney town hall ~
7, the Lord Mayor and the city cospo-
: ration. and Z large number ~
dances. dinners and other entsrtaia-
ments have bssn arranged by ~
citizens. All the theatres ana ~
: other places Of amusement arr q
be thrown OPEN free 70 the visitors
I who have also bsen invited 70 -.
! tend the great sports carnival, u
which several thousand pu69tG
, school children Will. take part.
II The ofhcial landing viii bs ~
: imposing affair, the visitors msseh-
: ing In procession to the Domain
: Sidney's largest and oldest pask.
:. under triumphal arches and pas(
!" beautifully decorated buildingA
u where they are to be receied WITH
! acclamation by the thodsands q
Australians assembled from al
5 parts OF ths commonwealth. In %.
- dition to the Earl of Dudley and
~ Lord Northcote the reception party
" will include Admiral Rawson OF thA
70 British feet and the cabinet officer
a. and leading federal and state Oh
= cials The military escort will b
u formed by several thousand troops
e. Perhaps the most interesting fea
!" ture OF the fleets visit to Sidnc.
Ss will be the laying OF the founda
tion stone of permanent memori
o! to commemorate the occasion
The ceremony will be pArforme
Jointly by Admiral Sperry and Ad
miral Rawson.
Sidney Is decorated as never bl
N fore in its history. Leading street
are gay with flags and bunting. th
- stars and stripes and the Unio
Union Jack being seen on ever
~ hand. Pictures of President Roos'
aT welt. King Edward. Admiral Sperr,
az Admiral Rawson and the Earl I
Dudley are also included In II
decorations.
The complete program OF the &C
ise CONTINUED on Page Six.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
EN7OMBED men
are ALL DEAD

Wigan, Eng, Aug. 19.-It is be-
heVed that not single man OF 20
entombed in the Maypole mine yes
terday as the result of an explosion
mas survived. The four reported
rescued were taken from another
portion Of the works. The rescuers
discovered IS horribly-mutilated
ocdies today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
Armed Force Is Reduced.

Springfield. Aug. 19.-The SOL
diers are leaving for their homes
today and by tomorrow the military
force will be reduced to 1900, which
are believed an ample number to
handle the situation. The reduction
of the force will save the state
about $4,000 day, 1t Is stated.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
SHOT EMPLOYER
TRIVIAL MATTER

Milwaukee, Aug. ID. kissei,
an aged automobile manufacturer
was shot by a garage employe nam
ed John Gerber today for trivial
matter. His condition is dangerous
and Gerber has been arrested.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
AUTO WRECKED BY TRAIN.
Two Occupants Killed and Two Ser.
iously Injured.

Minneapolis. Aug. John
Glueck. wealthy Minneapolis
brewer, and his wife were killed to-
day at Cottonwood, when their auto
was struck by a train on the Minne-
apolis and St. Louis railway. Mrs.
Edward Lebaire, sister of Mrs,
Glueck, and her 1O-year-old daugh-
ter were seriously injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
INSANE MAN SUICIDES.
Left Note Saying He Had Lost De-
sire to Live.

Utica, Aug. 19.-Rev. James D.
Phelps, treasurer of Syracuse uni
versity. shot himself in his room at
the Wurz hotel last night. He left
a note saying he did not wish to live
any longer. Phelps, it is understood,
has been i'll for a time at a private
sanitarium.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
Insanity His Defense.

New York, Aug. 19.-John F.
"eihtyre, counsel for Capt. Hams.
.sld today that the defense would
oe insanity and that it could be
proved easily.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
THAw's PRESENCE NOT NEEDED
Will Not Be Necessary for Him tc
Go to pittsburE.

pittsburr. Aug, 19.-Thaw'a
counsel and Roger O'Meara receiv-
er, have decided that the presence
OF Thaw at the meeting Of creditors
here September Z will not be re-
Quired.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19
Shipped in Friends Name.

Chicago, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Gard
per's goods were shipped into this
country in the name of Mrs. Chad
bourne, friend of Mrs. Gardner.
Mrs. Chadbourne is out of the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-19

Mrs. "Jack" Is Silent.
Boston, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Jack
Gardner declines to discuss the seiz-
vre.