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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
HFNDS MURDER
PORTLAND man
uopp1PLE MYSTERY OVER MUIR
nrR OF NATHAN WOLFF. JEW
y1ER, WHOSE HEAD WAS
HACKED WITH A HATCHET.

PORTLAND, May 2.-Detectives
- working to solve the mystery OF
~. horrible murder of Nathan
wolr who was killed in his iewelry
IA pawnbroker shop last night, but
= far they have been unsuccessful
i their search for definite clue.
witnesses were found who saw a
man in front of the store about $50,
whom the police believe was a look
out The man stood in pelting rain
vithout protection and attracted at
,ention because of his disregard for
soaking. Another witness is To-
Gated who, about the same hour, saw
three men inside the shop.
The bloody handkerchief, blood
stained collar and brown necktie
4ound on the premises are Of little
auuarent value so far. Beyond these
meagre clues, nothing has been dis
covered which offers hope that the
murderous robbers will be captured.
From the best information obtain
able the robbers secured about
$1,000 in iewelry and money. What
puzzles the police is the fact that
after shooting Wo'ff fatally in the
neck the robbers dragged him back
into the room and hacked his head
to pieces with a hatchet. .
The fendishness of the assault
kads the police to believe that the
motive for the crime had in 1t q
good portion of revenge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

With bands playing, bells ring
ing, whistles shrieking and 5000
people cheering. the special train Of
the o. r. & N. company bearing the
Portland exxcursionists reached che
city at 9:25 this morning.
The approach of the train two
miles below the city was heralded
by the cheering of the hundreds
who had gathered on the banks OF
the Clearwater river to witness the
crossing Of the train over the new
bridge. The arrival of the train at
the north approach was the occasion
for second demonstrates, and the
crossing of the river was celebrated
by cheering and waving of hats and
handkerchiefs.
The welcoming hand was extend
ed to the visitors as they alighted
from the train and the appreciation
o: the Portland people is best ex-
pressed by the remark made at the
Commercial club rooms when the
speaker said: ''It is the most cor
dial greeting that has ever been
extended to a Portland delegation. .
The march to the club rooms from
the depot was the occasion for
cheers by the citizens who were as
sembled along the sidewalks, and
the brief remarks of Mayors Heitfeld
OF Lewiston and Yount of Charleston
were but the sentiment of the en-
tire population of the Twin Cities.
1--WE extend to you most cordial
welcome" said Mayor He.tfeld. "and
the city is yours today. When the
business men of Portland visited
Lewiston three years ago / gave the
key Of the city to the members oi
the party and 1t has not been re-
turned. The keyhole is the same;
1t has not been changed; and we in
vite you to make free use of It,"
Mayor Yount introduced his re-
marks with the statement that there
was about as much difference In the
size of the cities as there is In the
size of the mayors, but no communi-
ty could extend warmer. welcome
to the business men Of Portland
than the citizens of Charleston.
Look over the lewiston orchards
this forenoon" said Mr.. Yount. land
come to Charleston this afternoon
You will see the result OF nine
years and can foretell what Lewis.
ton Orchards will be nine years
hence.
I'VE have been waiting her fol
the coming of the train from Port
land for the past 20 years." con.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
FIRST CLUE BY DETECTIVES.
Have Traced Powder Used to BLOW
Un EXPRESS Train.

BUTTE, Mont, May 2.-The re-
mains of Engineer Charles Busy.
killed by the blast when the Bur-
lington eastbound express was dyna-
mited last night, was found under
the engine this morning.
Daylight found large force OF
deputy sheriffs, railway detectives,
,police and ranchers on hand, but no
clue to the perpetrators or motive
has been secured.
Carl Ming, hobo, wha carried a
Carpenters union card Issued at
Sheridan, Wyo., died of his Injuries
today. Fireman Ehle is progressing
satisfactorily at the hospital.
AS a first tangible clue, the detec-
tives have traced the powder used to
a mine about mile from the scene
of the explosion Forty-f1va sticks
of giant powder were stolen from
this mine after 10 O'Clock last night.
It is believed now the entire
charge was used, as the engine, one
of the largest used in the mountains,
is demolished.
Fireman Will Also Die. =.
BUTTE, May At is learned
this afternoon that Ming Is resi-
dent of Council Bluffs, la. Ehle, the
fireman, took turn for the worse
this afternoon and will probably
die. 9th he and Ming were burned
internally by steam.
The Northern Pacific will offer q
reward of $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
WOMAN SLEEPER
| NOW CONSCIOUS

lS ANGELES. CAL, May a.
ni'ef an unbroken sleep Of S5 days,
ais' buelah Hawkins a patient at
ae county hospital awakened early
's morning and asked for a drink
'hiik' Her return to conscious
isss was entirely unexpected.
me nurse was attracted by rap
ae and entered the room to flnd
: patient sitting up in bed with
81 eyes open. The physicians were
mmoned and the woman talked
sas''onally with them for some time.
~ was able to stand and had full
weak.
s Hawkins previously slept a
Inm Da OF 40 days and was once an
,.sa ',e OF an insane asylum. The
saD,. IS diagnosed as negative in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
Benton dam
Will Be BUILT

WASHINGTON, May 2.--Roose-
yelt has reached an agreement with
Senator Piles and Representative
Jones of Washington on the Snake
river dam project. Under the agree
ment the president will consent to
signing the bill providing the erec-
tion of the dam is for irrigation pur-
poses and the government will make
a charge. At the end OF so years
the secretary of war is empowered
to charge what he deems proper for
the power.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
Ford Jury Acauits Him.

SAN FRANCISCO, May Ford
is found not guilty. The jury was
out but two minutes.
Tirey l.. Ford was chef counsel
for the United Railroad and former
attorney general of California. He
was acquitted today on the charge
of bribery of former Supervisor Dan
lei Coleman for his vote in favor. OF
the trolley franchise. This makes
the second acquittal for Ford In q
series Of three trialA. -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
LEWISTON team
ALL STARS
LEWISTON HIGH SCHOOL TRACK
TEAM WINS BIG TRI-STATE
EVENT WITH FIVE MEN EN-
TERED IN EIGHT EVENTS.

Lewiston's big five all-star track
team won the meet at Walla Walla
yesterday afternoon, as was forecast
ed by The Evening Teller from the
long lead 1t had taken In the finals.
Entered In only eight events. the
Lewiston boys scored 10 points In
the finals.
They won six firsts. three sec
onds and one third. Storer was
first In the 100 and FIRST In the 220,
Hersey first in the so, FIRST In the
broad Jump and second In the 100:
Eckert was first In the low hurdles,
second In the high hurdles and SECS
ond in the so; Hoobler was third in
the 440.
The Lewiston boys are sprinters.
hurdlers and jumpers, and could
they strengthen their team In other
events could not be beaten In the
Northwest. They meet at Pullman
next week and will see the samc
contestants with others who have
been saving themselves for this big
meet.
The relative standing Of the teams
at Walla Walla yesterday In the
finals was Lewiston. 10 points: Spo-
kane. 50; Pendlston, 80; WaitsburS.
II; Prosser, 8.
The results were AZ follows:
100-yard dash Storer, Lewiston,
first; Hersey. Lewiston. second;
Gordon, Pendleton. third. Time.
10 2-5.
Pole vault--Jay. Pendleton. first;
Monroe. Spokane. second: Miller,
walla Walla. third. Ten feet four
inches.
Half-mile run-Seyeryns. Prosser,
first: Fancher, Spokane. second; !;
Luck, Spokane, third.
220-yard dash Storer. Lewiston,
f3rst; Cohn. Spokane. second; Wal
teps, Island City third. Time 23 2-5.
120-yard hurdles--Jay. PendIe-
ton, first; Eckert. Lewiston, second;
Engelhorn, Spokane. third. Time.
IS AS.
Throwing discus Engelhorn.
Spokane. first: Jay, Pendleton. Sec
ood; Conover. Waitsburg. third,
105 feet inches.
5o-yard Hersey, Lewiston.
vrst: Eckert. Lewiston. second !;
Thomson, North Yakima, third.
Time. 3-5.
High jump--Jay. Pendleton. first;
Bowers, Wal'a Walla, second; Mon
roe. Spokane, third. Five feet Z
inches.
Mile run-Fancher. Spokane,
first; Severyns. Prosser, second /;
Woods, Walla Walla, third. Time,
4:56 1-5.
440-yard dash--McBoyle, Waits
burg. first: Slough, Spokane. second /:
Hoobler, Lewiston, third. Time,
"a 2-5.
Throwing hammer - Conover
Watisburg. first; Chiles. Ellensburg
second; Euster, Pendleton, third
Distance. 139 feet inch.
220-yard hurdIes-Eckert, Lewis
ton, first; Kimball, Pendleton, sec
ond; Engelhorn. Spokane. third
Time. 26 AS.
Broad jump-Hersey, Lewiston
first; Jay, Pendleton. second; Cohn
Spokane. third. Distance. 20 fee
" inch.
I Shot put-Engelhorn, Spokane
first; L. Means. Pend'eton, second
A. Means, Pendleton, third. Distanc
Al feet inches.
Relay half-mile-Lewiston frs,
Spokane second.
! The five Lewiston boys who vii
bring the honors Of the big NEE
! back to their school are Earl Storel
Goffe Eckert. Frank Shaw, Bruc
Hersey and L. Hoohler
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
MILLS TO START NEXT WEEK.
Craig Mountain Plants Will Put Out
10000, 900 Feet.

e. Erickson is a business visitor
In the city today from Kippen.
where he is engaged in the sawmill
business. Mr.. Erickson states his
MILL will commence operating for
the season next week and will cut,
this summer. at least 100000
feet.
He estimates the aggregate OF the
Craig mountain cut this summer to
approximate $1O,0O0,0O0 feet.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
DIVORCE CAUSES TROUBLE.
'0and' in Search Of Children,
Commits Murder.

F-losaI,h LIZ CREEK, Mich, May 2.
|commIn D. Blunt, whose wife had
|brota divorce proceedings,
|Nr .ns 'o the home Of her parents,
whom !, MRS. Homes s. Jones, with
drep a.. sue was living with her chill
bier n. ariy today and shot and killed
attirea eu's. Mrs. Blunt. scantily
Ae sas,. escaped in the snow with
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
Four Bodies Are Found.

CHICAGO, May 2.-Three addi-
tional bodies. four in all. have been
found in the plant of the Chicago
Reduction company. which was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Five are
still missing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

NEW YORK, May 2.-The life
crew which returned from the
stranded steamer Peter Rickmers at
Aachs inlet reports she is lying in an
easy position and that the crew is
still aboard. the two tugs standing
near in an attempt to pull the ship
OF at high water.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
SENATE KILLS AMENDMENT.
Refuses 100000 Appropriation for
Paris Building.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-On a
point of order by Culberson the SEN
ate today killed the committee
amendment in the diplomatic and
consular bill appropriating 100000
for an embassy building at Paris,
which was put on by the Diplomatic
committee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02
FIRST SQUADRON ARRIVES.
Battleship Fleet Now Anchored At
Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, May 2.-The frst
squadron of the Atlantic battleship
fleet anchored Of this place today.
Thousands of people witnessed the
arrivaY from Monterey and partsci-
pated In the reception and festivi-
ties coincident to the visit OF the
ships.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-08-13

City Engineer on sewer contract be
approved as described in report, and
accepted and the City Auditor be in.
structed to issue and turn over to
the contractor Gilbert w. Haggart the
certificates on the property abutting
on that portion adopted as per section
No. %. Chapter No. 213 of the Stssion
Laws 1908.
On roll call Conklin, Harris, Hoover,
Leigthy, Oyloe, Nord and Swering, vot-
ing aye, motion carried.
A request was read for the compile
ton of the sidewalk on the north side
OF Eighth street from the east line Of
Main street west to the Severson prop
erty and was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets, Walks and Sewers.
Ordinance Nc. Is was submitted and
after changes were made as per mo-
ton was given its second reading.
On roll call Conklin, Harris, Hoover,
Leighty. Nord, Oyloa and Swering all
voting aye, said ordinance No. Is was
passed and approved.
A committee from the City Junior
Band was present and asked council
if they could devise any means of do
mating to them so as to assist in the
payment of their instruments and uni
forms.
S. Keeland made request that the
city take steps to- have the walk on
the east side Of Main street from the
mill north across the railway tracks
put in shape. and was referred to
Committee on Streets, Walks and Sew
erS.
Moved and seconded the matter OF
a culVert OF South Fourth street on
the east side of Main street be refer
red to Committee on Streets, Walks
and Sewers.
Motion carried.
; On motion council adjourned.
II. b. Mathews, Mayor.
G. II. Stoddart, City Auditor.
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EVENT IN SUNDAY JOURNALISM.

The people of the middle west are
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
For the Year Ending Decembe+ 31st,
A. .. 1902,
OF the condition of the
RAT,XFPS LIFE ASSOCIATION.

Organized under the laws Of the State Of
Iowa, made to the Commissioner of In
suran Sc of the State of South Dakota
pursuant to the laws CT said state.
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srArE OF SOUTH pAKorA.

IB vi Bbgt utS-
Cornpany's Certificate OF Auth9gseV.
Whereas, The Glenz Falls fnsura.oe
Company. a corporation organized under
the laws ~ New York. has fied in this Of
fee a sworn statement exhibiting Its con.
clifton and business for the year ending
Dec. 81. 1907. conforTable to the require
ments Of the laws OF this state regulating
the business OF insurance.: an1,
Whereas, the sid company a hled
IN this Office a duly certified COPY or Its
charter, with certificate ~ organization.
I'm compliance with tie requiem. ents or
the insurance law aforesaid;
Vow. therefore, |, O. B.. Basford, Com
missioner of Insurance OF the state or
South Dakota, pursuant to the provisions
Of said laws. do hereby certify that the
above ramcd company is fully en.poW-
cred, through its authorized agents, to
transact it's appropriate business Of Fire
and Tornado Insurance, In this state,
according TO the laws thereof, until the
31st day OF December. A.. D.. 1909.
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
set my hand and official seal at Pierre,
this 4th day OF March. \. ID. 1908:
(SeaD o. s. BASFORp,
Commissioners OF Insurance.
BY /. s.. Schubert. chief Clerk.
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COUNCIL
Council Hall,
City Of ~BrookingS,

City council met in regular session
with Mayer H. b. Mathews, Aldermen
Conklin, Harris, Hoover, Leighty,
Nord, Oyloc and Svering present.
Minutes of last regular meeting
were read and approved.
COMMITTEE on Claims made favorable
report On the following bills:
II. b. Mathews, quarter salary
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For Sore Feet.

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Farmers with whom we have
talked tells us they have seen very few
prairie chickens this summe and the
chances are that the hunting will he
pretty slim in the fall. Last season
there was scarcely any chicken hunt
ing, and the festive birds seem to
have gene from this section for good.
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lellGeNlllt lplpCh tpdl W. Wv i'''VV
Moved and seconded report of the
committee be adopted, bills allowed
and warrants drawn for same.
On roll call Conklin, Harris, Hoover,
Leighty, Nord. Oyloe and Swering vot-
ing aye. motion carried.
Moved and seconded that warrant
BE- drawn in favor of the City Treasur-
or in the sun of $3S5.S9 to- balance
freight. express and gasolene accounts.
On roll call ConkIin. Harris, Hoover,
Leighty, Nord, Oyloe and Swering vot-
ed aye. motion carried.
Moved and seconded that a warrant
be drawn for $7l.99 in favor of Gil
bert W. Haggart in payment for sew
or certificates issued against Lot 3
and f Il of Lot 4, Blk. |, Hill Park
Addition and owned by the city. On
roll call Conklin, Harris, Hoover,
Leighty, Nord, Oyloe and Swering Wit
ing aye, motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the Audi
tor be instructed to take up and can
Gel sewer certificate No. 456 issued
against Lot 9, Blk. 6 Morehouse
Addition and issue a new certificate
for the proper amount and deliver to
Gilbert w. fidSSaft.
On roll call Conklin, Harris. Leighty,
Nerd, Oyloe and Swering all voting
aye, motion carried.
Committee on Water, Light and
Heat made report on the matter of eX-
tending the water mains on Third
street from Medary to Thirteenth W.
and recommended same be put in.
Committee or Telephone made re-
port that the parties owning the
Thompson, Caldwell and Wilson rural
telephone were dissatisfied with the
present service and recommended
that another operator be employed.
Moved and seconded that report
of the committee be adopted and rec
concentration approved.
On roll call Conklin, Harris, Hoover,
Leighty, Nord, Oyloe and Swering vot-
ing aye, motion carried.
Chairman of Fire Department made
report that certain supplies were need
ed for the good Of the service as rec
commended by the foreman of the hook
md ladder company and recommended
same be purchased.
Moved and seconded that recon-
mendation be adopted.
VII loil tdll SOIlhiIl, IldlllS, IlOOFtl
Lcighty, Nord, Oyloe and Swering vot-
lag aye, motion carried.
Committee on City Property, to
whom was referred the matter of look
ing up a location for ward house for
the First ward, made report and rec
commended that city purchase piece
of land Of Jas. H. Shepard on Seventh
street just east OF block 1, Morehouse
addition and erect a building 20x30
and 10 It. opsts.
City Engineer Thompson presented
estimate No. Z on the Gilbert w. Hag-
CART W contract and recommend
ed same be approved.
Moved and seconded that report of
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Eugene Kelley, labor. 1925
Leslie Anderson, abor....... 1000
Walter s. Tickle. labor....... 5.25
l.. II. Skin, labor. ............ 1928
Roberts & Few, Iabor....... 1852
}. II. thompson, salary ........ 104.16
Roy Nord, labor 1915
Waiter Reeves, labor ........ 3.4J
Anton Froske. labor.......... 100
). Sathus, labor. ......... 100
West & Packard. supplies. 1.20
II. w. Johns-Manville Co. sup. 1900
Central Electric Co, supplies. 1850
central Electric Co., supplies. SIS
Central Electric Co, supplies. 100
J. b. Glow & Sons. supplies. 100
Northwestern Shot and Lead
Works, supplies. 57.73
Lacrosse Plumbing Supply Co,
supplies PISA
Bryan-Marsh Co.. supplies 1903
Western Electric Co., supplies. 4.32
Western Electric Co, supplies. cost
Western Electric Co., supplies. $50
The Kun Oil Co., oil ........ $3.50
st. Paul Electric Co.. supplies. 36.45
st. Paul Electric Co, supplies. 1898
st. Paul Electric Co., supplies. 1900
Illinois Electric Co., supplies. 21.S2
Illinois Electric Co, supplies. Bios
julius Andrae & Sons Co. sup. 1857
julius Andrea & Sons Co., sup. 1872
julius Andrae & Sons Co., sup, 10
Interstate Supply Co, supplies 3421
Beacon Light Print Shop sup. 2.25
K. Ryerson, repairing ........ 2i.10
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