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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
MAKE DISPLAY
At FALL FAIR
SPOKANE HARVESTER co. PRE-
PAIRING AN EXHIBIT-HA0
PLACED MANY MACHINES n
THIS TERRITORY RECENTLY.

The Spokane Harvester company II
going to place on display at the Lew
Standardization fair one of the larg-
est and best exhibits that has ever
been seen in the Pacific Northwest.
For the past few years this COM
pany has placed number of ma
chimes in the country tributary to
Lewiston and has Of late looked upon
this field as one of the most valuable
in It's territory.
!. M. Bedell. pioneer OF the Lew
iston country, Is the agent in this
territory and has kept a close check
on the working Of the machines. In
the last wear they placed machine
on the j. H. Boggan farm at Ana
tone, and II was found the actual
cost Of the harvester was 80 cents
per acre and the capacity was 20
acres per day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
ATLANTIC FLEET
reaches MANILA
COME FEAR YET ABOUT EPI-
nFMIC CONDITIONS AND MOTH.
ING IS BEING RECEIVED ON
sHTPS-NO FORMAL CALLS.

Manila, Oct. 2.-Fresh from Its
triumphant reception in Australian
merits. the 16 battleships of the At
1antic fleet anchored this evening in
,be harbor and tonight are lying
close TO the Luneta, whence thou
sands of people have splendid view
of the warships. Following the usual
salutes and conference on the chol-
era situation, it has been decided
that nothing will be taken aboard
from the shore pending a further
consideration of the epidemic. Snore
leave is granted the officers, provid-
ed they return by 10 p. m.
Rear Admiral Sperry is enthusias-
tic over the conduct Of the fleet and
expressed himself as well satisfied
with the general results of the cruise
from the standpoints of discipline
seamanship and adaptability to cir.
cumstances.
The Luneta is brilliantly illumi-
mated tonight. There will be no ex-
change of formal calls with the
shore this evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
ISSUE WARRANTS
FOR kIDNAPPERs
SENSATION PROMISED WHEN
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE
IDENTITIES ARE DISCOVERED
IN TRIAL OF THE CASE.

The third chapter In the alleged
kidnapping case OF M. o. Fitxmaurice
was opened today when warrants
were issued for the arrest OF A. A.
Kirby, prosecuting attorney OF Gar
field county; w. H. Dixon, sheriff of
Garfield county; Nose Martin. sher-
IN OF Asotin county and John Doe
and Richard Roe, the last two per-
sons being unknown to the person
who made the complaint.
A sensation is promised when the
names OF the two unknown parties
are brought out.
The warrants were issued out Oe
Judge Hazen's court and were placed
in the hands Of the sheriff OF this
county this morning, and should the
defendants refuse to return on the
regular warrants. reQuisition parefs
will be asked for.
This 10 the case IN which N. q.
Fitxmaurice was arrested here at ths
request OF the ofIiciAls OF 0arfleld
county. Warrington. to be returned
there to stand trial FOR criminal u.
bel. Afterwards he was ordered rs-
leased from custody In this county
and It was then that he was placsG
In . cab and taken BY force acTus1
the state line into washington and
was then taken to Pomeroy, whore
the alleged case IL to be tried
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
NAN FALLS FROM
RAILROAD BRIDGE

Tom Hennessy, laborer, fell
about 80 feet this morning from the
railroad bridge across the Clearwater
river, striking the rocks and severely
cutting his head and bruising him
up in general.
Hennessy was booked at the police
station Wednesday as a drunk and
was afterwards released on the con.
dition that he would leave town, and
1; Is thought that after loading up
on booze he started to leave the city,
and being sort of unsteady, lost hi
balance and fell overheard. He wal
token to the hospital, and 1t Ii moi
thought that his injuries will prove
fatal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
A MILLION DOLLAR DRAFT
HID IN HUNTING SHIRT.
German Boer From South Africa
Surprises Officials.

New York, Oct. 2.-Holding a
draft for 5000. 900. which appeared
to be genuine. a man who spoke no
English whatever entered the once
OF Surrogate Noble in Jamaica, L. l..
yesterday. He intimated by signs
that ne wished to cash the draft.
The draft was drawn by the bank
OF South Africa. in Capetown, upon
the Bank OF Montreal.
Adolph Moritz, the man who held
the draft. was taken to the whole
sale liquor store Of Joseph Kaiser
who was in the Boer war Kaise,
was able to communicate with him
sufficiently to advise him to go home,
ms II was after banking hours, and to
deposit the draft in a bank today.
Moritz seemed grateful for Kaiser's
advice and pinned the draft to the
inside Of his hunting shirt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
RAILROAD GIVES
Up INDEPEDENCE

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 2.-The spec
tacular career of the Chicago Great
Western as a free lance among the
Northwestern railways is believed to
be at an end. This is President A. Z.
Stickney's line, and St. Paul Official
circles in the railway world arc
ready to believe that the deal for i>s
control by Canadian Pacific Interests
Is complete except for minor details
President Thomas Shaughnessy Of
the Canadian Pacific. who was re-
ported in Montreal dispatches as on
his way to St. Paul for a conference.
Is en- route for Chicago to meet Hor-
ace G. Bura, to pass on the latter's
findings with reference to the condi-
ton and value of, the Great Western
Millions will be required to put
the Great Western ON its feet and
take 1t out of the hands of the re-
ceiver. Estimates of railway onhcers
familiar with the property range as
nigh as $4,000. 900. This money
must be forthcoming before the road
can be operated without the aid OF
the courts, and it is believed. will be
furnished by Canadian Pacific inter-
ests II Mr.. Burt's reports agree with
PRESIDENT shaughnessy's opinions.
FOR years the Great Western has
oeen thorn in the flesh Of other
northwestern lines. and has won the
ieputation OF determined free
.ance. 1t has been a disturbing fac.
'or IN Missouri river rates for a doz-
en- years. and in many a campaign
resident Stickney has demonstrated
ELS ability to hold his own. with his
snort connecting lines. with his ire
nehdously powerful competitors. Ths
a'ausition OF the Great Western 4
oeheved to be the completion of tn,
.anadian Pacinc's purpose of secur
-. s outlets in the United States tt
'ne Missouri river and Chicago.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
TOM LAWSON VERY I'LL.
Author of "Frenzied Finance" Has
the Grip.

boston Oct. 2.-Thomas w. Law
SON. author of "Frenzied Finance" is
seriously i'll at his home in this city.
His private secretary announced this
morning that the financier was suf-
ferlng from grip, but it is feared the
real trouble is the result of a gen.
eral breakdown following his ardu-
Gus work during the past few years
IT was said at his Office that he
would be confined to his home for
several days. 1t is rumored among
the brokers, however, that his condi-
't!on is more serious than is admitted
by his family and employees.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
TAFT DAY
IN KANSAS
CANDIDATE WILL MAKE TRI-
UMPHAL TOUR OF SUNFLOWER
STATE, MAKING SPEECHES
EVERYWHERE.

Topeka, Kans., Oct. 2.-Tomorrow
will be Taft day" in Kansas and the
Republican leaders are making every
effort to convert the progress OF the
presidential candidate across the
state into a triumphal tour. State
Chairman Dolley believes that the re-
ception with which Mr.. Taft will
meet in Kansas will eclipse anything
of the kind with which he has met In
his present tour Of the West.
Mr.. Taft will enter Kansas from
Colorado over the Santa Fee, and will
make short speeches at Dodge City
Larned, Great Bend, Hutchinson
Newton, Emporia, Usage and several
other important points. 1t Will be
an all days trip, but the itinery has
been arranged so as to bring the
candidate into this city In time foi
the big rally tomorrow night.
| The local reception committee has
received word from the Republican
, clubs in many parts Of the state an
nouncing their intention to be rep
J resented at the monster rally her.
4 tomorrow night. From Wyandott'
county will come two hundred stal
wart Republicans costumed as In
dians. with war paint. feathers ant
all the paraphernalia Of the redmen
to act as a guard of honor to Mr.
Taft during his stay in the city. Ac
cording to the plans announced to
day Mr.. Taft will remain in Topek'
!, Saturday night and will go to Kansa
City Sunday morning. where he !
scheduled to deliver an address un
der the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
TRUSTED Man
FAILS TO RETURN


New York. Oct. 2.--Diamonds
and jewels valued at $4,000 are
missing from the warerooms Of OH
yer M. Ferrand. Maiden Lane. the
diamond importer. The robberies
have probably been going on for
years. Ferrant Is endeavoring to To-
cate onso Of his oldest trusted em-
ployes, who should have returned
from his vacation September 1, but
from whom he has received no word
since.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
SPOKANE MAY
Land THE plum
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CON.
GRESS LIKELY TO SELECT
FALLS CITY FOR PLACE OF IT'S
NEXT ANNUAL MEETING.

Albuquerque, N. M, Oct. 2.-The
committee on permanent organiza-
tion Of the National Irrigation con-
gress presented its report today,
making nominations as follows:
President, George I. Bars:ow, Tex
as; vice president. H. D. Loveland,
San Francisco; second vice presi'
dent l. D. O'Donnell, Montana; sec
retary, B. A. Fowler, Arizona. The
committee recommends the creation
of an assistant secretary and pro-
poses the name Of Mcqueen Grey OF
New Mexico for the ONCE.
The committee on resolutions Il
expected to report this afternoon
The indications are that Spokane
will be made the next place Of meet
ing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
KILLS LION ON COUNTY ROAD.
Farmer Goes Cunning After Losing
Two Cows and Calf.

New Brunswick, N. j., Oct. q
Negro, a full-grown African lion, es-
capped last night from the winter
quarters of circus located between
this city and Bound Brook, and after
having been hunted by keepers all
night was shot and killed on the
county road by Edward Radel, a
former, early today. Before its end
the lion killed two cows and calf,
H. escaping the lion had attacked
one of the camels connected with the
show and then forced the keepers tc
fee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
Reunion Of Pioneers.

Decatur. Tex. Oct. "A unique
reunion began today at the home OF
Col. John w. Hogg. brother OF ex-
Gov. Hogg, in this place. During tn"
remainder of this week Col. Hogg
will have as his invited guests the
pioneers of Wise county, the men
and women who are responsible for
Wise county being on the map and
who shared In its early vicissitudes
and struggles.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
Lasker Retains Championship.

Munich, Oct. Emmanuel Lasker
of New York retains his title to chess
champion Of the world. Yfsterdsy
he won the 18th and last game in
his contest against DR.. Tarrasch OF
Nuremberg. OF the 16 games played
Tarrasch won three and Ave games
were drawn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02

The host has provided an elabo-
rate program of entertainment Tor
his guests. There will be feasting.
singing and music OF the old-fash-
ioned sort and an abundance Of remi-
rjscent talks Of the pioneer days be-
fore the railroads gridironed Texas
and the when the Indian roamed the
land.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
sherman CONTRASTS
LINCOLN and BRYAN
FINDS NOTHING IN COMMON BETWEEN THE GREAT EMANCPA.
TOR AND THE MAN WHO POSES AS HIS FOLLOwER-LNCoLNs
SPEECH GOLDEN IN CONTRAST WITH BRYAN'S MIsSIS-
sPPI RIVER OF 0RAT0RY

Rock Island, III, Oct. 2.-The fea-
tEre of the fair and exposition here
today was the Republican rally and
the speech of James S. Sherman, Re-
publican nominee for the vice presi-
dency. His address was an arraign-
ment of the specious plea made by
Bryan that he was carrying out the
policies of Lincoln. He spoke in
part as follows:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
MONTANA HAS
INDEPENDENCE PARTY.
Hearst Busy in Northwest Against
Brvan.

Helena Mont. Oct. 2.-If the
plans OF the promoters are carried
out. there will he pIaced in the field
full state ticket bv the Tndapen-
dence party in Montana for the conn
ing election. The state convention
called FOR the purpose assembled In
this city todav. Alexander Mackct
OF Butte Is mentioned as the possible.
candidate for governor.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
SHERIFF Will
EXPLAIN why
COURT DEMANDS TO KNOW WHY
HARRY THAW Is NOT TAKEN
TO PITTSBURG TO APPEAR BE.
FORE FEDERAL COURT.

White Plains, N. ", Oct. 2.--Sher-
III Lane. who refused yesterday to
comply with the order to produce
Thaw In the United States district
court at Pittsburg will appear in
court tomorrow to explain his re.
fusal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02


part as follows:
1t is a rare privilege to stand to-
day before this vast audience made
UP of the sterling citizenship of the
Middle West; to be present at this
exposition the purpose Of which Is to
exploit the products and progress OF
three great states of the nation; to
speak to citizens of our republic upon
some of the questions now engaging
public attention. shall not abuse
my privilege by imposing upon your
patience or claiming your attention
for more than a brief period. l am
advised that it Is permissible tc
speak as partisan. am told that
this is Republican day, and my theme
shall be something of a comparison
OF the early leader of Republican
thought and action with the pres
ent dictator of so-called Democratic
declarations and professed inten
|tions.
The present canvass shown again
the folly of the ass that put on .
lions skin. The managers of Mr.
Bryan's press bureau are attempting
to con1ure votes for him by the U.s.
OF the sacred name of Lincoln. Aesol
declared that when the ass lifted vi
his voice and brayed, every on
knew him, and his owner came W
and gave him sound cudgeling. Thu
warning falls on deaf ears. The par
tisan who tries the same tricks in
vites like shame and punishment
The audacity Of the device may cap
ture some of the unwary. In so fal
as he has party behind him, Mr.
Bryan is the candidate OF those VIII,
maligned and ridiculed the first an,
greatest president the Republican
party has given the nation. MI
Bryan relies for support on the forces
which at every step opposed Lincoln
which obstructed the measures o
war and peace of that savior of tn
Union. and pronounced the Procla
nation Of Emancipation a monstrou
crime.
In his earlier campaigns he count
ed most of the states which elected
Lincoln "the enemy's country" HI
has never accepted the principles an
policies which glorified the admins
tration of that martyred patriot
What proofs can he offer that he is
disciple of the president who struc
down slavery. who signed the Morril
tariff, who stood steadfastly for pro
lection and made possible the presen
grandeur of the United Republic
Lincoln was elected in 1860 by tn
electoral votes OF all the free state
except three from New Jersey. whic
were cast for Douglass. 1t wa
1 against him that the mischief an
threat of the solid South came t
terrorize our politics. Mr.. Bryan ha
done his utmost to keep up that SCI
tional organization. and 1t is hi
| main doScl uO". IlC oCChc W di q
for himself first and surest all tn
factors which were hostile to Lii
lcoln.
\ He has had slight favor from thos
who learned their faith from tha
wise statesman, and the state whic
broke down the slave power hay
with rare exception refused to al
cept the vagaries Of the modern apo
tie Of Democracy. It is true that
1896 the silver issue was responsib
for the loss Of one elector in Cal
fornia. Where else in the Lincol
column Of so was there ballot
the electoral college faithless to Il
party Of the Great Emanctpator?
1e0O the state which elected Lincol
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02
Hitchcock Did Not Go.

New York, Oct. 2.-Chairman
Hitchcock did not go to Washington
to meet President Roosevelt. In
stead he was in conference with sew
eral prominent Republicans.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-02

Chicago Wheat Market
Chicago. Oct. 2.-December wheat,
e9xc; May, $1.O2%; July, 96hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

nation, Vonce more now, gif you the vordt Club
Vat, if YOU bease. does
More cocktails. says Pincknev.
BAH" says the professor shown back his watch
Such foolishness! To broberly conduct this ex-
pertinent l must have a praln not a thirst.
Oh Lulu" says l. Now Will YOU be good
But the professor amt grouchy about 1t He goes
to explain how the machine works, and It would
have been mighty interest1n expect, II YOU could
have told what he meant. | gathers. though, that
if he had some sort of a crook to work on he could
put him through course OF sprouts that would
make him write q record of his confession without
KNOWN it. Kind of automatic detective the
thing was, accOrdin to his description.
Vat is truly neededt, YOU see says he, is
susbectef criminal.
oh, / say!" says Pnckney. And suppose the
suspected person should be innocent; would the
machine prove that too:
Shust the same, says he
BY Jovel" says Pinckney- Professor, are you
game to try that on,
Was he: He's no sooner been put wise to the de
tails of this gold purse than he begins rubin
his hands and srn1lin like d kid that's been invited
to picnic. Inside couple of minutes he SAYS he's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

slips she flashes roll and pays up in cash, And the
roll was all new tift1es.
"Pife," says l. You don't think Mrs Purdy-
pes cornered the big bill output, do YOU Besides
bottle"
oh, of course you don't believe she did it, says
Sadie None Of the men do. But it directly
under her window that the purse was found.
"Z-z-zing' says l. That piles it up some; but
If don't prove the case, Sadie. It's ugly thing to
say Of anyone, You know and if | was you and Mrs.
Pell I'd be shy Of postin the decision.
THAT don't prevent EN- from THROWN out hints,
though, and IN time at all this bulletin
the gold purse business the sensation OF the hour
Maybe there two in the whole crowd that didn't
have q hand IN the debate One was DOttie herself,
and the other NOrry Newell; for it he'd
been gradually deve1opin bad of smash
Dottie duri1 the last few weeks, fOlowIn her from
place to place like a tame elephant, and even neg
eCtn his fancy stock farm to tag around after her.
And the only notice he ever got from her was when
she could think of some fool stunt to play on him
Ever see a lot of women with somethin choice like
that talk over Don't they enjoy themselves,
though Why, that hadn't snapped a word
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

with each other Tor months got their heads topet her
and compared suspicious, ChummV as YOU please
And the line up Just Sadie predicts: the men
was all tor br1ngln verdict of not guilty without
leav1n the box, while the women are ready TO be
leVe anything OF DOtte, providin' it's bad enough
a ND then. right in the middle of the rn11ss Pinck
ney has his brilliant thought about calm in Pro-
lessor Swelzerkase the bein college duck that
had invented patent ball bearin' thought tester
ne professor beln on hand just shows how
many dit rent kind of folks you can have at once
in them big country houses without their interferi
with each other. There the bridge tiends that
didn't think or do much else than sit around the
green tables; then there was the horsv bunch in
cudln the pony polo artists; and besides the gaso-
lene burners there the lawn tennis experts
But the professor IS there on business He's been
lugged down by nephew OF Mr. Twonbev-C ranes
with the idea OF settin up his apparatus and dom
some eXperlmentln among the smart set Seems
he'd Just got the thing workin' order and the
nephew was out maxim a call for volunteers
Well didnt know what 1t was all about hut
we pushes into the libry with a lot of others and
takes look. The professor he's a big husky
lOOkin German highbrOw with a fine set of ROSY
face whskers and a Dave Warteld accent. On the
table he has something that looks like brass barrel
head set lot of little steel balls would move
of ruled paper that has pencil worbn over it HIS
game is to have some rest their hand on the
brass plate while he asks EN- a string of fool ques-
tons P1nckneY, he's the first victim, and the per
formance runs something like this:
| git You the vordt cherry says the professor
pnilin out stop watch. Vat does that p1ing
your mindt?"
Cocktail says Pinckney, prompt and cheerful
Now | gif You the vordt dinner" SAYS the
professor. OF vat does that"
Another cocktail says Pincknev
"Ach! says the professor. Vat loafy imachi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31
" LIZ in SPA1N-By Kate NJ Cleary

mere are castles grand IN England's land
49, from whose portfolios cape the laws of .,,r.
i'i D are runs seen all wreathed in green
BY the Blackwater-beside the Sban,r,
In Venice dim old palaces grim
peak OF the Dogs power and Passion
Ana IN Austrian ar, light poised and fair
m Are temples reared IN rovaI fashion
mere re, are towers OF pride 10y the Amos side
ana high where the waves of the Rim, ~ =
And III VINE clad France the suns qoid c. ' '' Nig'
On the spires OF old chAteaux S parking
ftt fstIrer tar than these castles are
In beauty majestic and lar nor. s,,.-,;,J
Is mat build when the skv Is nled
WIZ! sunset hucS, and my toll Is rnfIeIt
On my castle IN SPAIN Again and lgain
nave seen Your hattlements 80, ,,,,,.. -
" tltcly rise IN the roev skies ~ s''eh'
''U E'"' gate Is gold Is the gates Of he..venI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

got his scheme all laid out and Just then We hears
glggle,-and III floats Dottie Decker
on. what funny layout" squeaIs Dottie
W hat the game: Can't play
SAY 1t couldn't have been worked slicker if i had
been planned a month ahead. Another minute
and Miss Decker the chair and the professor SION
"aIch out IS putin her through the third degree
10 most OF us 1t sounds just plain dippv He gives
out string OF words, like fan dog candy
ana SO on, and she comes back with the words the,
make her think OF. one at a time But in ar1ongc+
the lot are some joke The first was bridge vbif
1t don't bother her much She lust laughs and
comes back with, Making 1t without
men men ne gets to purse. she fushes up a little
and saws 'Nhy-er-e emptiness of course
All" says he, snappin the watch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

me castles that stand DER MANY u land
NilS 20 martial music and lighter wcA---t~.
+N'I gathered between their walls. I vtcu.
-, -Ne great rICh stores Of wonderful trt.-.---~-
wrought III thread.-bv fingers dead
for many 4 vear.-hang 'broovrie> ,..,a. -
Nud blades that have dipped m blood 4a. drii'N
'.I"Tv and blood. and go6letS golden.
And tagons of VINE and pictures fine
-N'H SHINING statues IN Courtvar,ls shady.
itild Jewels bright t. bind the white
Brow and throat OF a beauteous iadvt
But fairer f~r than these treasures are
80 Ih'se behold IN palIce cleaning
mere : . sweet face there and sunny HAIR.
., @thd love that Is dearer than death or dreaming
'i my castle IN SPAN again and again
ttsiS faded away in the twilight tender,
but my longing ewes see Il ever arse
IN ceckonlng beauty.-ctcrn..l spcnJoY!