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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-22

The Press Publlshlng Co. the
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-22
CITY IN BRrEF.
Smoke Pee-Wee cigar.

Cabs and messengers. phone 15s.
The Normoyle dining room is open.
Everybody smokes the Pee-wee
gar.
Ben Bownia of Medimont, is in the
".
T. B. Hayes of st. Maries. is in
city.
J. H. Hill is a wardner visitor in
e city.
J. H. Van Kuern of cataIdO. is
the city.
George E. Durkee is Spirit Lake
sitor in the city.
stetson made hats at the Idaho
ercantile Co., Ltd.
E. L. Guptill Of Palouse. is in
e city on business.
Commission house. 200 Fourth
rect, occur u AlenS.
A, E. Hentzelman of St. Maries,
visiting in the city.
The dining room at Hotel Nor
oyle is open for business.
Dry 16-inch and 4-foot wood at
be Idaho Mercantile Co., Ltd.
Crystal Velvet makes the bath de-
ghtful; Is cents at City Drug
tore.
Sanders hall to lease Mondays and
thursdays. The Idaho Mercantile
o., Ltd.
Mrs. ]. w. Zeigler and daughter
St. Joe, are visiting friends in
be city.
Call at the Press once and see
be silver set offered with the Even
ng Press.
Deputy Sheriff Adams passed
trough the city today en- route to
Harrison.
If price quality and service is con-
idered you will trade at the City
brug store.
A few heating stoves at special
,rices to close at the Idaho Mercan-
lie Co., Ltd.
Mrs. B. F. Randall returned last
yening from a visit with her par
nts at Colfax.
A new plate glass front is being
Installed in the ONCE saloon on Sher-
man street.
Hall to lease Thursday and Fri
lay, October 29th and 30th. The
daho Mercantile Co., Ltd.
Richardson silk material and free
essons from 5 a. m. to 5 p. m,
Friday, at the Fourth Street Fair.
The Ladies' Catholic club will
give a card party at the Catholic
hall next Tuesday evening. October
27th.
Call Bell 24O-Interstate 169 3
for fresh clean groceries. Up-to-the
minutes service. Prices always the
lowest.
George Steele left this afternoon
for Emida, Saunders and Desmet tc
campaign for Occur d'Alene in this
county seat fight.
For first-ciass wiring ana fixtures
at the lowest price for best grade o
work and material, call on the HON,
Electric Supply Co.
Eighteen cars of merchandise las
month and - this month, is the rec
ord of Occur d'Alene's greatest store
The Idaho Mercantile Co.. Ltd.
Chief of Police McGovern left thi
morning for the Occur d'Alene rive
country to electioneer for Occur d
Alene in the county seat campaign
Don't fail to see the palmist a
lis N. Fourth street. She tell
it all. Readings strictly scientifi
and educational. Terms reasonable
Money to loan on farm land. on
abstracts are accurate and are com
pleted with dispatch. Fred L. I'll
fanny. Mgr, 1O4 Fourth 81. Be
phone 1.
NJ. d. Wright has secured a cor
tract to furnish and deliver by Jun
l. 100000 ties for the Northern Pa
ellie Railway company. Work undo
the contract win commence s0ol
about 400 men win be employed.
Theodore Asimus and Miss Bert
Hofer were married yesterday at Ii
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
Ritter fight
IN NEBRASKA

Lincoln, Neb., July 24.-W nlie
stopping in Lincoln for half an hour
Yesterday afternoon on his way
East. Chairman Frank H. Hitchcock
stated that he had planned speak
ing trip through Nebraska for James
8 Sherman in October. He also eA-
nects to send Senators Beverage
and Do'liver and other Republi icahs
of national fame to Nebraska ex-
pec,ng a bitter fight for the state.
william H. Taft will not com me to
Nebraska himself under the presen'
plans. according to Mr.. Hitcncoch
His campaign will be conducted
from his porch at CINCINNATI, SIM
lar to the first campaign OF WilhaH
Mckinley. Mr.. Hitchcock state q NJ
had never seen better spirit mann
tested among political workers thai
among the state chairmen ana na
tional committeeman who met MN
in Colorado Springs. All seelhe'
readv and anxious to take on thei
coats and work, he said.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
union DEPOT
DECEMBER |
CONTRACT IS ALREADY LET
WORK TO BEGIN AT ONCE T.
STRUCTURE OF PRESSED
BRlCK-T0 CAST $65, 600.

The construction of the new
union depot for Lewiston will be
commenced as soon as the material
and equipment can be assembled,
and will be completed before De-
cember 1. This Is the statement
made last night by G. M. Levy, third
vice president OF the Northern Pa
cific railroad, who arrived in the
city at 4 o'clock by special train.
Mr.. Levy was accompanied by H.
|C. Mutt, general manager; Henry
Blakely, general Western freight
agent; A.. D. Charlton, general
Western passenger agent, and A.
Beamer, division superintendent
The new depot will be most com
plete in all details, with scommodiou'
waiting and rest rooms on tn
ground floor, with ofices for th'
transa ction Of the passenger bust
ness. while ;the oflacss for the opsr
department Of the Joint roat
/ will be- on the second floor. tn
building will be constructed OF ston'
and white pressed brick and VII
cost approximately $4,000. A tea
ture OF the plans is the loggia con
struction at the east end OF tn
building, where pleasant quarter
! will be provided during the warn
season. ID .isii4 gfti. as 48
! The waiting rooms will be mos
handsomely finished, with all con
j veniences and with q private smo.
! ing room for gentlemen. The buiio
| ing will have frontage on MAI
] street OF about 120 feet by dept
of so feet. ta =, !,
\ Mr.. Levy states the line viii D
completed into Grangeville by Octf
ber Is and the line placed in opera
j ton at once by the Northern "a
Il cif,c The joint operation betwee
Riparia and Grangeville will be II
aueurated as soon as the depot
completed and the joint-operatio
mans agreed upon. The orlde
across Lawyers canyon is now pra'
, tically completed and will be reao
! for the passage OF trains
August /.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24

London, July 24.-The Marathon
was won by Dorando, an Italian
runner. He came into the stadium,
staggered along the track for short
distance and then fell down. Hayes,
an American, came in second. Heff-
ron. South Africa, third, and For
shaw, Missouri fourth. Welden.
America. finished Nth. Longboat
did not finish.
Dorando collapsed 220 yards from
the finish. He struggled to his feet
and tried to cover the remaining
distance, but fell down. He could
not keep his feet and collapsed com.
pletely, and the ofilcials practically
carried him to the finish. He wal
carried from the arena on a stretch
er. Hayes came in unassisted. TINT
Americans have entered a protest
against the assistance rendered DO
rando at the finish. The action o.
the officials in assisting the ltaliaf
is universally condemned by tn,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24

day that he could make no state
ment until he had conferred with
Bonaparte.
The first new cases to be taken
up will be those in Tennessee. The
trials will be held at Jackson, in
that state, November s. These cases
involve 1900 counts and will be
prosecuted by Special Counsel James
II. WilkersOn. The action will be
pushed forward as rapidly as posi-
BILE.
Atty. Gen. Bonaparte today wired
District Attorney Sims as follows:
Il feel that you and your assist
ants have done everything possible
to protect the interests of the gov
ernment and promote justice.
will write to you fully on the sub
ject as soon as the opinion comes tc
hand"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
FIGHT ONLY
JUST BEGUN
GOVERNMENT WILL PETITION
FOR REHEARING IN STAN
: DARD OIL CASE-IF DENIED,
WILL FIGHT OTHER COUNTS.

Chicago, July 24.-United States
district Attorney Sims today gave
out the following announcement:
The government will file a peti-
tion for rehearing in the Standard
VII cases before the circuit court OF
appeals within 80 days. II that Pc
'l.lon is denied, the government
VIII push the prosecution of all the
cases against the Standard Oil COM
pany. The fight has just begun"
II is supposed that Sims received
ms Instructions from. Atty. Gen.
oonaparte, as he announced yester-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
n. P. DENIES
CONNECTIONS
CENIAL WILL NOT AFFECT CON-
STRUCTION-FORCES WILL
RUSH WORK AND TAKE
CHANCES ON CONNECTION.

Srecial to Evening Teller.
Nezperce, Ida, July 24.-The
Northern Pacific Railroad company
has served notice upon z. A. John.
son that his application for a con-
rection with the Culdesac-Vollmer
line has been denied. 1t is stated
today this action by the railroad
company is no surpise to Mr.. John
son. but the decision will in no man.
ner embarrass his plans for the in
dependent system from Nezperce tc
a delivery point on the N. p. line
The action of the railroad com
pany is regarded here as an effor'
tn embarrass the plans OF Mr.. John
son, but It is stated the result viii
be a boomerang. During the pas
few months leading politicians II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
YOUNG TURKS
ARE SUCCESSFUL
SULTAN HAS RAISED WHITE
FLAG AND ISSUES ORDERS 10
PROCEED WITH ELECTION uN.
DER CONSTITUTION.

Constanttnople, July 24.-The Inn
perial trade Issued this morning e.
tablishes a chamber Of deputies In
accordance with the constitution
elaborated by the sultan, and the
necessary orders for an election
were issued.
The Immediate cause Of the sui
tan's raising the white nag was .
telegram from the Albanians o'
Uskub informing him they had TAX
en- the oath in favor Of the re-estab'
,ishment OF . constitution, Ths
message landed like a thunderboll
at Yieldz Kiosk. The sultan had
been under the Impression that h'
could depend on the Aibanians un
der ali circumstances.
rerid Pssha. who Is an Albanian
fostered this conceit. When tn
facts became known the wrath 9
| the sultan fell upon FELTON,, who ~
dismissed on the spot. Said Pash'
.&as appointed in his place - gran
vizier. ..-a,.. .ss,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24

all parts of the state have agitated
resolution In the state platform
favorable to the appointment of q
state railroad commission, and it Is
stated today the initiative will be
taken by delegates to the county
convention from this part OF the
county who will demand railroad
commission plank inserted in the
county platform.
Mr.. Johnson was interviewed to-
day relative to the action of the
railroad company and stated the
matter should not be considered ser
iously. The construction work II
being carried forward with large
force and from information availa'
BILE 1t is believed the Johnson road
will have the desired connection
when the rails are laid to the North
ern Pacific right-of-way.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
Great Northern Extension.

Waterville, Wash, July "a
The Great Northern railway is get
ting busy with the proposed branch
into the Waterville country and
northeast. Maj. A. M. Anderson,
right-of-way agent, was in town
several days during the week and
said that he was about through with
his work. Today A. F. Whitcomh
Of st. Paul, constructing engineer;
John w. Porter of Porter Bros. &
Welch, contractors; H.. B. Boomer
Grant Smith, w. w. Twohy and J
A. Caughren, all railroad contrac'
tors of Spokane, started from here
and viewed about 13 miles of thu
road. They made no secret as to the
object of the trip, which is to SEE
the class of work to be done, in or
der to make an intelligent bid fo1
the contracts.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
texas Votes
/ ON TEMPERANCE
PRIMARY TODAY WILL DETER-
NINE QUESTION OF LOCAL or.
aTION Oh ABSOLUTE STATE

Dallas. Texas. July 25.--A gener-
al Democratic election 10 In pro.
gress throughout Texas today, In
volving results OF more than ofdi.
nary interest to the people Of The
state. The future OF the LIQUOR
tranac In Texas hinges upon the ~
suit of the primary. Temperance
legislation Of some kind seems Ger
tain. The vote at the primary viii
determine whether It shall take the
form OF q broad local option meas
ure or absolute prohibition.
Two distinct propositions are be-
fore the people. one to sstop H.
sale OF LIQUOR, the barter, of the
product, interstate shipment thsre-
Of, and any traflc Whatsoever In ov
growing out Of liquor within the
state Of Texas. and one 70 psrfses
the systsms Of local option Within
the state to the end that the laws
may bs more rigidly enforced.
Prohibition will b the one BIC
issue Of the campaign this ysar. TnS
advocates Of prohibition hays lns1s
q most vigorous campaign and their
chance OF success In having the
question submitted TO the peopae =
considered good. @a sts
The Republicans are arranginG
to place ticket In the neld for the
state ofhcesr They win have An A.
ti-prohibition platform. and Chaslss
w. Ogden Of San Antoine, = -
choice Of practically all Of the rsgs-
| lar Republicans for the nominatiee
| Tor governor. Governor CampbNlI.
who IL ., candidate TOR rsnominAticn
In tina Democratic primary tcde1,
has incurred. the snmity tof csptsa1s
and anti-prohibitiopiats by his A.
titude in the past two years end -
4 Il having ! hght for rsnomlnetaonss
his opponent being +. r, WillieI
Of Hopkins county. also proae's'-
tionist. nat - 5as- .sfsg4s
Only one candidits q n -
nsld Tor the Democratic nominatScs
i for lieutsna nt governor. Thb = -
e. Davidson, the present incumSsrs
Of the once, who has served out 90
term. sFaor@ akterney HsnerM y
j ara two aspirants. Col. +. n, Wynns
o. Fort Worth andq R.sv pav'dso.. ,.
who Il now holding ths onlcs wnSeH
ne has sllled fDratvot ternas
! state Treasurer Sparks WIN y
chosen to succeed himself. For Ias
II nominations Tor controller, conn
sionsr Of the general land omcs'
railroad commissioner. state sSpy
'iintendent Of public instruction -
fudge OF the court Of eriminal ~
ncals there are two or more csnS''
} dates each. @R
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
Wild NIGHT
At GETTYSBURG
A FRIGHTFUL ELECTRIC STORM
VISITS CAMP OF NATIONAL
GUARD. KILLING THREE AND
MJURIN6 30.

Gettysburg, July 24.-An all
night search throughout Camp
Hayes, where the national guard has
been encamped for week, and
which was last night visited by a
terrific electrical and wind storm
shows that three soldiers were
struck dead by lightning and nearly
half hundred other persons in
jured.
1t was probably the widest night
the historic battlefield has expert
enced since July 1868. The dead
are members of the Second brigade.
composed of regiments from the
western part OF the state.
The cots of the hospital tents are
filled with the injured, some OF
| whom are women and children wh0
had been visiting the camp. +.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
BRYAN LEAVES
EDITORS DESK
counucr OF CoMMoNER BE IN
HANDS OF BROTHER CHARLES
WITH METCALF AS EDITOR-1N
CHIEF,

1;ncoln. Neb. July 24.-Bryan
will announce editorially in the
Commoner that he has retired from
,,srt;cipation in the conduct Of the
,,aner during the campaign, in ia
ror Of his brother, Charles w. Bry-
an Richard L. Metcalf. the associ-
-. .,a,+or becomes editor-in-chie:
for the time.
Th. profits made by the paper
,nove the actual running expense
win be donated from now on to the
n.tional Democratic campaign fund
william j. Bryan today declined
.o discuss In any way the action OF
the pennsylvania state Democratic
Committee in recognizing Colonel
lanes Guffey Of Pittsburg as the
loader and denouncing the actions
against Guffey at the Denver con
rention. It is known, however, tt
nave been displeasing to Bryan
who bitterly opposed Gufey.
pryas has left,for Chicago and NJ
'.xnects to speak at Omaho and Eas
Aurora. III. He will be accompani
Cd by Charles w. Bryan. his broth
er; secretary Rose and a party o
newspaper writers. o,,.u,
Tha marty will leave Chicag'
Saturday night. This will give
daylight trip through Iowa ana M, NE
trsska. and Bryan probably VII
speak at Des Moines snroute. !. !, !,
delegations Of negroes, represen
ting the allied Nebraska negro OF
.ar;zat,ons, we're cordially receives
by Mr. Bryan yesterday. and IN !,
hr,ef address to them advised tn
organ,zation Of Democratic clubs \
ohio. Indiana and Illinois.
A delegation of .25 farmers trol OF
Missouri held a conference ~, win tns, .n
Nesraskan and promised a him tne' e
suuport. #4~8~ ~X#s A$ @S
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
DIGGING TUNNEL
STRIKE RIVER
TWENTY-FIVE WORKMEN IN
ALPS TUNNEL DROWNED BY
FLOODS WHICH CAME FROM
SUBTERRANEAN PASSAGE.

Berne, Switzerland, July "a
There was a frightful accident this
morning in the Loetchburg tunnel
In the Bernes Alps, which resulted
in the death Of 25 workmen with
out warning.
The drills pierced the wall OF an
unknown subterranean river OF
lake. The wall gave way with a
crash, and a torrent of water and
mud filed the tunnel. All the work
men were drowned. 1t is believed
the men tapedp the Render river
which flows aboue the tunnel
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
king BUSES F.
Ml0lhElR|lN:LAW


London, July 24.-Dispatches
from Madrid show that mothers7fa.
law are troublesome even In. royal
families, a. the youthful king OF
Spain has discovered to his sorrow:
It appears that the mother OF his
bride the Princess Henry OF Batten-
berg, endeavored to keep up with
mother-ln-la traditions and run
the household Of the royal couple
at Madrid. lta .e. f
First the jars in the married life
we're slight, but daily they increas-
ed in violence until the king pu'
his foot down squarely and gave hla
mother-in-law an example of king
lv temper that rather surprised thu
princess.
The quarrel was tempestuous. the
exchange of compliments being en-
tirely outside the book of court con
versation and the result was thai
the mother-in-law suddenly packed
her baggage and left the palace
, vowing she would never return.
Her departure took place severa
weeks ago, but SO strained are tn
relations between herself and he
royal son-in-law that during the re
/ cent i'lenss of her daughter, tn
, queen OF Spain. the princess did no
! even visit her.
The king, who is very headstrong
Is determined to have his own wa
/ in his household and will tolerat
I no interference from his wife's rel
atives. 1t Is understood that tn
queen, appreciat'ng the position Q
her husband. has taken his side j
the. estrangement.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
Establish Home for Aged.

Huntsville, WASH, July
plans are on foot here to estaohsh
homo for aged and inf1rm persons
an a private venture. local peop's
agreeing to secure buildings aho
land and place the institution on a
sound basis. Nothing OF the sorl u
Known 70 be conducted In the
Northwest. BY establishing a iarse
building. with spacious lawns and
p,.nty of shade trees score or more
OF persons could be cared for cheap
ly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24

~. rus..F
Protest Finally Upheld.
The American protest against Do
rando for receiving assistance in the
Marathon race has been upheld
This makes Hayes Of the Irish
American club the winner of the
famous event.
Gilbert of Yale. who IL a Port.
land. Ore. boy. won his section in
the pole vault by clearing IL feet
Forest Smithson of the Multno
NAH club, Portland. won his heat IN
the semi-finals of the 110-meteI
hurdles in Is 2-5, which equals th'
Olympic record.
Foreign competitors In the poll
vault had an unpleasant time. TIL
unruly crowd "booed" and tried Z
balk them. The police were callet
in but were not very successful II
stopping the procedude. Foreigl
teams are those representing Ameri
ca. France and Sweden.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
FROM B0YILlE
TO CLEARWATER
AS RESULT OF WEYERHAEUSER
TRIP, CONCLUSION HAS 1EEN
REACHED TO EXTEND LINE TO
AHSAHKA AND BUILD MILLS. a

Spokane, July 24.-Frederick
Weyerhaeuser and his associates are
TO build q railroad into the Clear
water timber district, says the
Chronicle. In addition to. this they
are to construct two Of the largest
mills in the country on the Clear
water river. ,t a.. .4.es.
This is the conclusion reached by
the party OF prominent representa-.
tives of, the company who returned
last night from an extended trip OF
Investigation through the Clearwa'
ter timber lands owned by the Wey.
erhaeusers. In the party were G. A
Weyerhaeuser, William Deary 0,
Potlatch and Manager Humbird o.
the Humbird Lumber company O
Standpoint. Ate,
The Weyerhaeuser people ALREADY
have a line, the Washington, ldans
land Montana, running from the Pa
lonse to Potlatch, where the DIE
mills of the company are Located
The mans are to build from th'
nressnt terminus of the road to tn
North Fork OF the Clearwater river
where the Weyerhaeusers have a. a.
immense lumber tract. Ih's WI =.
make a new road 25 or 30 miles Il
length and will save an immens
amount of money that wouio nav
to be spent in building the nh
from Lewiston.
With this l'ne finished II Is eA
,,.c+od to build a big dam aoos
Ahsahka on the north branch Oh :"
clearwater. and there to put IN
big mill.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
c.,,a Witness Makes Confession.

New York, July 24.-At hear
ing before Magistrate Corrigan OF
three persons charged with agree
ing to give false evidence In the
Gould divorce case. Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Hart told the magis-
trate that Miss Julia Fleming had
made a confession.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24

Appleton, Wis, July IA
nervy robber attempted to hold up
the northbound train today on the
Chicago Northwestern railroad near
Appleton Junction. he cii'Aoeu
over the tender into the cab ana
ordered the engineers to stop the
train. He was about to comply
whan the fireman hit the roppei
with a coal pick and was ABOUT u
hit him again when the roboei
iumped. The train was going aooo'
90 miles an hour. A posse Is no"
searching for him. @
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
Young Turks Masters.

Belgrade, July 24.-Cipher ais
matches from Macedonia declare the
ycung Turks are complete masters
q. the situation. All Turkish au'
thoriti.s have surrendered. Tne
publication OF the sultan's manifes'
to granting a constitution Is hailed
with a salute OF guns from the fort
amid great rejoicing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24

Congestion Of Passenger Coaches.
The present passenger service in-
to Lewiston has congested the rail-
road yards with passenger coaches.
and plans are now being prepared
for laying a new house track be-
tween the depot and Means ware
house.
Twenty-Five passenger coacnes
are now being handled daily In the
Lewiston yards, which, with the
heavy freight trafiic. fills the pres
.nt tracks with idle cars.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
CONTRACT FOE Bun nl'l DING
Booth l. sheehy Get Job on the Bun
-sE nell 1lock at y,

The contract for the erection o'
the new Bunnen, building has been
awarded to Booth. & sheshy' .ne
contract price being $lo'ooo' ne ~
building will have frontage OF !v O
feet and a depth of 81 feet and vii
be modern In every detail. IN
plans, provide for a presssd brict
front with steel frame.
The lower floor will be divideo
into four storerooms. while the sec
ond story will be used for omc'
rooms. The construction work VII
BE- commenced as soon as the mate
rial can be assembled, ana TN
building will be completed In aoou
60 days. t3e#t
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
V;ctors Maintain Order.

Vienna, July 24.-It is reported
that Monastir, Uskub and SaioniKa
oro IN the hands OF the young
Turks. Order is maintained every
where.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
All 0arrisons in Nutiny.

Belgrade, July Z4.-Tne eust1e :
garrison IL reported to have multi
MED at Uskub. and the Albanians
are said to be marching on Gait
although there ii nothing to show
whether to join or attempt to sup
press the mutiny.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-24
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, July 24.-July wheat,
s1Ac; September, s1ssc; Decem-
ber, 93Bc.