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EYE COMFORT.
ED JOHNSON DIED AT
EIGHT THIS MORNING.

Ed johnson, one of the best known
and most popular young men of Ros-
well, died at ten minutes before eight
at St. Mary's hospital this morning.
He had been there about ten days on
this occasion while being treated for
tubercular meningitis. 1t was not his
first attack and it was this disease
that caused his death. He was about
% years old.
The deceased came from Chicago
to Roswell six years ago, seeking cure
for tubercular trouble. He was thought
to be entirely cured about eighteen
months ago and left on his return to
the east, expecting to make his home.
He went to Boston, Mass, and other
places and after stay of about six
months in the low country, found that
he must return and again came to
Roswell to rebuild himself. But this
time the climate was Intellectual and
his death has resulted.
For some time he was employed as
secretary and bookkeeper by Cliff
IOu ldl0T SSldUliSueu d
collection agency. He took a live in
terest in athletics and for a number
of seasons played first base for the
Roswell base ball team. Unable to
play this season, he officiated on sew
eral occasions as umpire.
Ed Johnson was one of those whole
souled young men that everybody
likes. He had kind and liberal heart
and CHEEKY word for everyone. He
was one of those men who scatter
sunshine wherever they go. The death
of no young man in Roswell would
cause more general sorrow than that
of Ed Johnson.
The body has been moved to the
Dilley undertaking rooms. where a
public service will be held tonight
at eight O'Clock. The body will be
shipped to the old home in Chicago
tomorrow morning.
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STATEHOOD IN LESS THAN
A YEAR SAYS GOV. CURRY

Santa Fe, n. NJ. May Ex-Governor
Curry returned today from Washing
ton, D. c., where he attended the
conference of governors at the white
house, and in conjunction with Dele
gate Andrews worked for the passage
of New Mexico measures in congress
and on behalf of constituents in the
departments.
Governor Curry declares that state
hood for New Mexico is assured in
less than year and that Senator
Beveridge and Representative Hamil-
ton, and probably other members of
the committees on territories in con
gress will shortly visit New Mexico
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ter drained of rapidly today. The
bottom lands, however, are likely to
be under water many days.
River Falling at Dallas.
Dallas, Tex, May 26.-After doing
damage of over a million dollars;
drowning at least three persons and
rendering 1000 homeless in Dallas,
Trinity river today is falling slowly.
1t is believed that when the water
has receded it will be found that the
number of deaths is increased. All
the workmen VINO were carried down
with the Texas and Pacific bridge
Yesterday have not been been ac-
counted for. Frank Edwards lost his
life last night by falling into back
water on Mckinney avenue. The
heart of the residence district of the
city is still without lights. A few
street cars are being operated by
power furnished by private compa-
nies. All the railroads are practically
tied up. but few trains leaving or
coming in.
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Fort Worth. Tex, May 26.-With
the waters of Trinity river still near
the top of the banks, another great
volume of water began pouring In
from the west fork of the stream tow
ards this city late last night. Early
today the river is rising at the rate
of six inches an hour. and with such
conditions as already prevail the out
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when he turned down a lucrative posi-
tion rendered by his personal friend,
simply because he was Democrat.
HinkIe is a Democrat of the kind
that has always taken the keenest
interest in the welfare of the Demo
cratic party and has always urged
harmony and has taken much interest
Continued on Page Four.)
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TWO BISHOPS ELECTED
ON FIFTEENTH BALLOT

Baltimore, Md, May 26.-ReV. Will
son S. Lewis, president of Morningside
College, Sioux City, and Rev. DR.. Ed
win H. Hughes, president of Depauw
University, Greencastle, Ind, were
elected bishops on the 18th ballot at
the NJ. E. Conference today. This
leaves but two more to be chosen.
1t is stated that DR.. Mcintyre, of Los
Angeles, was elected on the 18th bal
lot, but the count was not finished in
time for report at the morning ses-
sion The result will probably be an
nounced late this afternoon.
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Base Ball. Thur. 3 p. m. by
grocers, benefit Cemetery Assn.
Amusement Park. Comm? Sure.
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
IN WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Mass, May ga slight
improvement is noted in the wool
Arizona clip has reached over half a
million pounds. The secured basis on
fine territorial clothing wool is so
cents.
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primaries
residents Roswell
Mr. Davidson highly his
of the Chaves
county
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Regular meeting of Roswell Lodge
No. 969, B. P. o. Elks, promptly at
1880 tonight. Ballot and other busi-
ness of Importance. A full attendance
of the membership is desired
Claude Hobbs, Exalted Ruler.
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MRS. THAW MAY WITHDRAW
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

New Yodk, May 26-Whether Mrs.
Evelyn Thaw will withdraw her suit
for annulment of her marriage with
Harry K. Thaw probably will be de-
termined this afternoon, when the
hearing of the case is scheduled be-
fore a referee in this city.
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THE COACHING TRIP TO
"A ga nTTE =

Will leave the P. o. corner at 9 80
a. m. Tuesday, June 2, 1908.
All arrangements for going should
be completed by Saturday at the lat
est. Tickets should be purchased on
Monday.
Arrangements can De made at Dill
ley's furniture store. or phone Tent
City. 249. 72tS
DIR. C. L. PARSONS,
Roswell n. NJ. Tent City
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IS
RISING
THE SITUATION AT FIT. WORTH
IS WORSE AND PROPERTY
LOSS WILL BE GREAT.
Ten ARE NOW DEAD

The Railroad Losses viii Total Up
a Million Dollars Serious Condi-
ton in Regard to Drinking Water
Waters Recedins in Oklahoma, but
Millions of Dollars Worth of Pro =
erty is Lost and Damaged.
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Base Ball. Thursday 3p. m.,
benefit Cemetery Association.
U. S. WEATHER auREAu.

Local Report. Observation Taken .,
600 a. m.)
Roswell, N. NJ, May 26.-Tempera
ture--Max-, So; min. 81: mean. 20.
Precipitation, 90. wind, S. E., We
locity 4 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity.
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes
day: warmer tonight.
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Buy and Sell Horses.
At e. M. Smiths old stand ON SEQ
Dad sreet.-Henry Russell. 6ot2Sw4
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WHICH?

The following postal receiv-
ed by R. M. Parsons this
morning through the P. o.:
Query: Which is the butt
end of a goat?
Ask parSOnS---fie Knows
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HINkLE FOR
DELEGATE
GANG LITERATURE REFUTED BY
CORRESPONDENT OF THE Ell
PASO DAILY NEWS.
HINKLE Is A DEMOCRAT

Will Poll More Votes Than Larrazoio
and is the Logical Candidate.-Has
Never Held an Appointment With
Money In IT. His Past History as
Vote Getter.
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See Ririe & Mussenden for land sur
veying and concrete work. lit w.
End ST., phone 464. 1926
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to our store.-Ingersoll Book, Station
cry and Art Co.
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AT LAST,

We have decided to accept TAINT-
ED MONEY. So bring what you have
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The evening world., 1908-01-21
CHINESE LOAN TO RESIST,
JAPS IN MANCHURlA,

PEKING. Jan. 2I-The intimation
that Japan Is ready TO permit the ex-
tension of the Hsinmintun Railroad 10
the north with Japanese capital has
aroused renewed opposition on the part
OF the Chinese Government which de
termined to test the pledges made ty
Japan IN TIE matter OF the restoration
of Manchuria.
The Governors OF the three provinces
OF Manchura have joined With Hsu
Shth Chang Niceroy of ManchurH, IN
again urging the throne TO sanction
n loan of l0noo, 0oN taels for the pur-
pose Of increasing the efficacy OF tho
new Chinese administration OF Man
The evening world., 1908-01-21
NOT A PIRATED EDITION.

The Famous Walt, consisting Of eight
nusic pagesl from THE Merry widow"
will be given in thr Magazine Soc,i,u uf
NENT SUNDAYS WORLD. January 26
This music. consisting Of 20 stahs. Is the
only authorized copyrightcd edition. and
IL issued ~ "a new spnper supplement- -Y-
elustvriy through The Narld 10y special
Arrangement with the mr-io pdhiiShers
Chappeil Co. Ltd. London and New
York. ANY enrlor Issues of this N lie b,
y newspaper are PIRArED and incon,-
piete. Get the REAL music Of ia Merry
widow waits In The wsrld next Sunday.
The evening world., 1908-01-21
ICE MACNATES'
APPEAL PROVES
A BOOMERANG
Court Finds Toledo Men Are
in WOrkhouSe and Orders
Them to Jail.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 21-The SUI
preme Court to-day passed upon the
case of the three ice dealers Of Toledo,
r. c. Lemon X. o Beard and ]. A.
Miller. who were sent to the work
house as punishment for forming an
ice trust.
The supreme Court irterleres with
the sentences only 50 far as 20 hold
that they should have been sentenced
10 iaI instead Of the worst ouse. aud
thev are ordered "a he ro>eutenCel
They were given y.1r's sent'H e
by Judge Kinnade- of Oh" lower court,
and a ttne Of 5000.
The evening world., 1908-01-21

hura and mako II Independent OF
Jannnese assistance.
The Governors Furthermore offered 10
unite in measures against Russa NGu
IS actively initiating Japan in the three
proyint es. China has entered protest
lgains, the installation at liarhin of a
municipal government by Russia
The evening world., 1908-01-21

We must all use laxatiVes
we who eat rich foods and exercise
too little. The best way to take them is Cascaret
at time-when you need it.
You know when you need Cascarets
You feel certain duness. depression-erhaps the
proach of headache.
You say II take something tonight" Bu, why you
the day?
1t easy keep your bes, all times. if you'll do it.
The is box of Cascarets with you. Take
just you need it.
Then the clouds rise
q that you are
druggng yourself
laxative &c, through exercise.
and through proper food, must it otherwise.
Cascares
Doctor about il.
will the violent
oil caharics
medicine
foods
bowels
tablets They
Is aud
10 Cents per Box. rs
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
LIST ROOMS
FOR tn FAIR
INDICATIONS THAT ALL FACILI-
TIES WILL BE TAXED-BIG
DISPLAYS IN EVERY DEPART.
MENT.

Many rooms for the visitors to the
lewiston Charleston fair were listed
with the information bureau yester-
day, and while the outlook Is most
encouraging for having ample ac-
commodations for the visitors, the
fair management is DESTROYS of hav-
ing every available room on the list
before Saturday night, as 1t is now
assured the attendance this year will
establish new record
Reports from all sections Of the
prairie country, from the Clearwater
section and from the Palouse coun-
try as far north as Pennington show
the people are coming in large ex-
cursion parties, and the Lewiston
people will be expected to offer en-
tertainment to all.
The activity at the grounds con-
tinues, and before the gates are
closed Saturday night much Of the
big exhibit will be in place. The fin
ishing touches will be added Sunday.
30 that the arrival OF the opening
parade Monday afternoon will find
the grounds and buildings in mid
week appearance.
The reservations for quarters in
the racing stables now on Ale with
Secretary Mount show that 1875 OF
the fastest horses on the Northwest
and Montana circuits are listed TO,
the Lewiston fair, and with thu
splendid program arranged by the
fair management the visitors are a.
sured of the best racing card offer
ed at any point on the Northwest
circuit. The race stock viii bt
shipped from Spokane Saturda!
night by special train, and is due tt
reach Lewiston early Sunday morn
ing.
The livestock exhibit will be on
If the best ever brought together II
the Northwest. Through the effort
Of President J. T. Ray and c. w
Mount, practically the entire live
stock show now on exhibit at Spo
kane will be brought to Lewiston b.
special train, which. added to the ex
hibit from whitman. Garfield. Aso
tin Latah Idaho and Nez Perc
counties. will make this department
most complete. Local breeders an
farmers will be brought into the clos
est touch with the leading breeder
~ the country and with the man.
haneats Of the daily farmers instl
tute this feature will be one of tn
test on the grounds.
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FOR The FAIR
CHARLESTON AND VINELAND CITl-
ZENS BUSY INSTALLING THEIR
DISPLAYS-.OUTLOOK FOR NEXT
WWEK VERY BRIGHT.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wash, Oct. S.-There
is an evident hustle of prepar-
alton this week among all who
are interested in making an eXhib-
it at the fair. The Asotin county ex-
hibit is being put in place and those
who are to make an individual show
ing are arranging for spece in hor-
ticultural hall. There is every indi-
cation that the exhibit as a whole
will excel any other ever made by
Charleston and Asotin county.
S. J. Craig and family returned
home Tuesday from the Craig noun
ain country, where they have spent
the summer on ranch.
j. B. Grant and family of Vollmer
arrived in town Tuesday they have
rented house at the corner of Sew
enth and Sycamore streets.
DR.. II. II. Little, the veterinary,
arrived in town yesterday from Glen
wood, Idaho, and will remain here a
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gorrie are
taking in the Spokane fair this week.
c. S. McCready is exhibiting two
apples of the Wolf River variety.
measuring Ia and Is inches respec-
lively and weighing together 2k
pounds.
Mrs. Sherman Swank and daugh-
ter of Grand Ronde are trading in
town today.
Miss E. Mabel King Of Spokane is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. B. G.
McNeal.
Thomas Artery, of Grouse is a
Charleston visitor today.
Mrs. S. ]. Roberts has returned
! from her visit with a sister at Mel
rose.
The ladies' of the Christian church
announce that they will give chick
en- pie dinner at Bradford hall to-
morrow evening at and continuing
until 8 O'Clock.
News reached here TODAY telling
OF the serious illness Of little Lucille
pinklv. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F
M. Hinkly. She is with her parents
in Spokane. where they are vfsftinf
the fair. DR.. Hinkly Of Lewiston
was summoned to her bedside.
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NAVAL REVIEW
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Big Parade Precedes Demonstration
in Harhor.

Philadelphia, Oct. 8.-This was
Children's and Naval day on the cal
endar OF Philadelphta's anniversary
celebration, and it proved to be one
of the most successful and attractive
features of the weeks program. The
school children OF the city turned out
in full force for special exercises In
Independence hall, followed by big
parade through the downtown
streets.
The days naval display consisted
Of a review of a score OF United
States and foreign warships In the
Delaware and a great river pageant,
in which several hundred vessels OF
all descriptions took part.
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HANDSOME NEW BRIDGE
ACROSS CONNECTICUT,
One of Finest Structures in the
World Just Completed.

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct 8.-The eli-
max was reached today in the three
days. program Of festivities held in
celebration' Of" the completion of the
handsome new bridge across the Con-
rect'cut river here. This morning
the last stone Of the bridge was laid
with imposing ceremony by the Con-
necticut grand lodge of Free Masons,
Ten thousand members of the craft
took part in the exercises.
This afternoon there was a mons
ter military parade, including the en-
tire brigade Of the Connecticut ma
tional guard, a large detchment oi
regular troops. the picturesque Gov
|ernors Foot Guard and several other
famous military organizations Of
England. The parade halted at the
bridge while tablet concentrating
the completion OF the structure was
unveiled.
The Hartford bridge. rs the new
structure is called. takes rank "a the
finest of its kind in the world. II
Is f192.5 feet long. 81 feet wide
and Is composed Of nine arches
with a maximum span Of 119 feet
and a maximum clear height of arch
of as feet. It's foundations are OF
concrete and the arches and struc
lture above are of granite. the
bridge Improvement which has taker
three wears to complete. includes ar
extensive boulevard at either enc
and has cost $3.O0O.00O.
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ASOTTN EAGLES VISIT
LEWISTON AERIE xEETINa
ATTEMPT Will Be Made to Establish
Lodge at Asotin.

Special to Evening Teller.
Asotin, WASH. Oct. S.-Quits a
number of local Eagles attended the
aerie meeting at Lewiston last night
in an effort to get an aerfe started
at this place. The boys at lewiston
have taken the matter up with the
head aerie. and we hope soon 70 See
good branch organized at this
place.
Hugo Kelgren, our tailor, has had
large window put In the front OF
his place Of business, and 1t adds
greatly to the appearance Of things
as we'll as giving Mr.. Kelgren more
light in displaying his goods.
Sherman Swank of Grouse WIS out
yesterday buying supply of provi-
sions for the winter as we'll rs al
tending to other matters OF business
Alec Martin and wife were II tht
city this morning with a load ol
chickens and turkeys.
G. w. Cole passed through towr
this morning on his way to Clarkc
ton with an exhibit for the fair, con
sisting of vegetables and corn. Mr.
Cole had cornstaIks that measured
fully IL feet.
William Votaw and wife We're pas
sengers to Lewiston on YESTERDAY
afternoons stage, bound for the Spo
kane fair.
George Blackwell OF Cloveriand
having finished fall seeding. ha
commenced to haul the balance Of hi
grain crop to the warehouse.
Milo Bartlett, our cigarmaker. dii
business with the merchants of Lew
liston between stages yesterday.
Emit Mathes returned last evening
from the Spokane fair. Mr.. Mathe
reports II as being fine and Dill
crowd of people in attendance.
r., NJ. Wisdom is repapering tn
Wilmer votaw house, occupied b
lMr. c. A. Woelfien.
y Travis Flock Was a business vis'
ltor in town yesterday from Mont
gomery Ridge.
y J. H. Wilson is home after worn
ing in Idaho for the last eth:
months.
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When the saloons of the country
discovered that the people were in
earnest in the Anti-Saloon league
movement. they began to plead for
regulation and not exterminatio. 1t
is to this plea of the liquor interests
that the Democratic party in Nez
Perez county caters when it puts a
plank in its platform "for constitu-
tiOnal prohibition or regulation OF
the traffic." 1t is hardly possible at
this stage Of the reform movement to
fool all Of the people all of the time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
EASTERN CAPITALISTS HERE.
Friends Of Joseph n. Keatinge Tour
in the West.

Joseph M. Keatinge was an arri-
val yesterday afternoon from New
York. accompanied by party of
Eastern capitalists. who are making
a business tour of the West. The
party left the Spokane train at Mos
COW yesterday and made the trip to
Lewiston by automobiles.
This morning tour OF the Nez
perez and Camas prairie sections was
commenced. the party being expected
to return to Lewiston tomorrow or
Saturday.
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D. Parr,. Fred Nnelkerson, w. G.
Short. I. h Hershey and Godfrey
Jarbo. The plans of the company
are to provide electric tights and
power, water for irrigation and mu-
Ricipal purposes, buy and sell real
estate and to construct. lay ana
maintain fumes and pipe lines
A marriage license was issued iate
yesterday to Don C. Riggin OF Spo'
kane and Anna M. Rogers OF san
Francisco.
Joseph Sorrow. convicted OF mar-
der in the second degree in ldano
county, passed through Lewiston fa'.
, night in custody of Travelling Guar"
Dan Ackley, to commence a sentence
of life imprisonment in the state pen.
itentiary at Boise. Sorrow ~.
charged with the murder of fohoe
Omcer Henry Williams OF Grahe'
vile.
The w. c. T. y. will meet at .as
home Of Mrs. Emma Sullivan ~
Twelfth street. at 1880 ffiua'
afternoon. A full attendance Is ~
sired.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

Itching. torturing skin eruptions.
disf1gure. annoy, drive one wild.
Doan's Ointment brings quick relief
and lasting cures. Fifty cents at any
drug store.
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George D. McC'oud has returned
from a visit to the Kooskia section.
Judge I. B. Cowan OF Wallace was
an arrival In the city yesterday from
Pierce City,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08
, LOCAL BRIEFS. .
J. - 900 . . . 80 . - =

Articles of Incorporation were filed
this morning with the county clerk
for the Kamiah Water and Power
company. It was incorporated by e.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

HIGHEST cash prices paid TOT se :,
ond-hano furnitere ana s'o'e'
Russell's Outfltting Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

When going to Asotin. make the
trip ON the Bauehman launch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

Dance at Mckinney Hall Tonight.
The regular Thursday evening
dance will be held at Mckinney hall
tonight. Pollard's orchestra will
furnish the music. Ladies free.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

Teller Wand Ads Bring Results.
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NEW
C|NEOGR' PHI
THEATRE
BEVERLY AND DANvERS,
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
FROM Z TO 10.
Week Commencing Monday, %.
THE GREAT KARREL.
Magician.
BEVERLY AND DANvERS,
In an Entirely New Sketch.
MR.. N. B. ROBERTS.


baritone.
The great moving picture, "Sa-
ltme" and others.
Change Of program Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
Change Of program every Monday
and Thursday. Matinee every Sat.
vrdsy, commencing Saturday. 26th
8 o'clock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-08

Kirk Jap Rose Bath and Toilet
Soap fathers freely in all waters.
Nothing to equal it for use In hard
water. All dealers sell It.