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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07

10. SvtNtO i"OS'
Wert6e HeDaftion!
~ nmdblid per5ieht lid Der
SN Staub Den peri6ieoene Wors
~ fpnmniiie Der lceten 3cit III
81 0entiflanD unb 5lnn Sbetl
and nuberholb auigepir6elt baben.
ga it 3nnGhn Der @rief bes beutlden
aniiers uit Siueebmoutb, ben cr'teil
8prD Ser en9liifen Ibmiralitdt, mir
alr ben Aufregungen, Die cr biesleits
unb nod inebr jenieits Der Norolee
bcrporaerlfen bat. Die Nodrihten
oariiber BADEN Sie lrobi i6on gebradt.
N0er Elm fleiner 9iildblid oilrfie llid]t
obne SntereIie iein, IlIu Der aarler
ihrci6t einen @rief an Den ibM be-
ireumbeten 2pro Speebmouth nnb
ienbct i'm aili Dem 9%eippbntifen Rolte
meg on feline IDreIie. Surh Gibbs
frctiun ipiro Don DEM Snbnlte
Wandes befamnt. 9ie Zines, ein
scntlhsieipolihes 5eBblatt erren
Nanaes, ried,en Snnte mo ldreien in
ale @elt, Der ocutidIc adiIer babe
ucriudif, Den engliIhen Wiarile@
Miniiter bablu 8lt beetnrllllel, pdB CT
auf Die oerabminberung Der cngliIt)en
Slottenriiinlng b%inlpirfe. Sie per-
lan9en, SaB Der Brief perofientlidt
perbc. Nntiiriih nlgemciue5 9allo
IN oonS Gnglano. Snterpelldttonen
I'M Cher unb llnterbnis. 0u5 Gr@
9ebniB: Ser 9rief mar elm pollioms
men pripater Brief. Sorb 5peeo>
mouth bot nah gmpfan9 benz Wtinilter
bes @euBeren @rdp BACON W3ittbeilun9
gcmadt. 9ieier bat ni6ts @nglanos
8eidbrlihes buriu entoedt uno Die
@e~ontipprtllng beSiel6en burd Soro
3ipeebmontb 9ebiqi9t, 9ie SerofTents
lidung oes @riefes III nu5geIdioien,
ia Der Yrief IN ieber Se5rehu1a rein
Y~ripatiuca lit. IS mlB mertannt
fperben, Snb Der 9r0Bte Sbeil Der eng
liiheu @reiic Die Sese Der .3imes"
nidt mitna6te. %ionoern entifieben
9eaen lie SteQun9 nnbm. Sn Der
Chat lit es gernbe5u id6eriid angus
nebmen, Der beutide 0aiier babe ourd,
eincn @rief an ciuen engliid)en Wis
utter ueriud)en i%rollen. benIelben 5llnl
Sdnbcu GnglunS'S 81 6ecinflunen,
alio gum Scrrdtber nH letnem @atcrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
Fir NM eseem Sis
pahetpnf.

81 elmer Inlprndpc Dor Den Minles
Totd'er @cid,dftsm1mnern bel elmer
@erInmmllnIg III ct. saul, erflGrtc
iih 6err 2. u. miles bon Maipr,
Sitp. SOMA. SrGlioent Der gtntiouol
Sdrbmare Seuler5' Iiiociotion oeacn
bic @iniiibrrng Der %ndetpoit bur6
Die Ser. Stduteu : 9tegiernng. Gr
bebouptet, OaB i'll Gn9lnno Die Heaicz
rlliig nit Der Yadetpoit idperc Suuns
men Gelbeo perliere. @enn Seutide
LAMB bin9egen 9roben Ntlben unD nlt
~finau8iele lleberl6iiie burh Die
YadetpnIt geminne, 10 riibre Sua 3 az
Der, neil 9cntidlano Die Glen
babncn poQitdubig beberridc. uac
Rpltiadlen frei t%rnnspurticre unb feline
&anbppit unb fcile GrpreBs 8eieQs
if)nften babe.
Ser Scr. Stnnteu : Yoitmeilter
: Neper crtldrt, es foiie 64 Gents per
: 8funb nm Gin Yodet burG Die Ypit
bon NinneapoliS mad ct. Saul unb
, bios As Gents INN baSielbe mad Berlin
I ODER 2iberpool 5u ihiden.
Sarouf nntlportet Serr Iiles, oab
J Die State mad ct. Yaul ermdBigt uno
J iene na6 europa erbobt peroen Ioa.
Or bebauptet %ferner, OaB Die 9ur6s
!. f6nittSs Sitnn3. pelGe elm &ofet in
J England unb 9eutIhlnnp ~transpors
{ tiert miro lid aui AZ Wieilen belauic,
ipdbrenb biele 9urtl6nittSs 9iitan3 in
Den Der. Staaten iif auf 442 MeiIen
er6e6en piirbe. 9abei lit Die 9urhs
i6nitts : 8eb0lferung per Ouaorats
meile IN England $50 Yeripnen. III
Seutidlanb 222 NIB in ben Der.
Gtanten %. 9as Yorto auf Yoita
5ofen 5lpeitcr Stare lit in ben Ser.
Gtaoten bios elm Gent per
H fun D. tpdbreno busielbc in eng
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
Alr atanm Al, Bnro! A,f ,adJ 1a1ii1d)et- GlahhadJ!

Stnatc ailbefoblenen rcliaiDien Scicrs
fd9e." nNb1fdffung Der
@ioesformel ntb Observation-Disclosures
re!i9ipler Ini6nrungen bel bcr Be-
icsung POI Iemtern." -- Sic
gr6iebun9 Der Sugcnb i'm Geiite frei=
oentcriid)er Yrin5ipien utp Refornt=
5Ielc." II. :. IN. Gin be
ipnberS beadtensipertber Sas i'm
Sreibenfer : Erooramm laitet: .0u
MN crfubrunes9emdB alleS @roBe
uno Cute IN Der g8eIt mn pnrd)
Sammlun9 nnp Organization glcidz
ltrebenbcr &rdfte erreidt lpiro. 10
riften mir an sic Die brinaetDc Irfe
forpernns, ii6 inherent Sunoe ais
gin5elmitglieb dn5ui6iieBen. e. @ie
ifon 9eia9t, bieie auf9eitelten SGbe
ndrcn total %belanelos, lpenu tic MIR
gciiti9eS G~igentbunl oieier %foeennnls
ten Sreien @emeinoen uno Sreiz
oenfer@8 ereini9unsen pdren. Do Bic
iel6en (bieIe Yereinigungen) in ibrcr
gebciitunssloii9feit tbatid1lid nidt
ernIt ger1on1men perbeu tonner. USE
mir ielbit in Den Ser. Staateu oft
periihert ipiirbe, ipiirbe iid) elm nans
itdnbi9er" Sreibenfer ifdmen, obene
%9cuannten Yereinigunaen an5ugee
boren. mas in geniiiem Gimme aud,
Sutreffen mag, aueiu, nuf Die oben anz
9efiibrten Sreibenter Oog@
m c n ihipDren ALE uniere Seinbe,
o b ne u 9 II y III c.
Bir fcnnen alio Die Stelung unb Die
gbiibt n~nierer Seinbe, ii il En- ~ /
smr u btpebrl geaften mir be-
%ionOers ben Nufruf ~5ur Snmnluna
lnb Organization eleiditrebenber
ardfte". lpomit, ipie es oben bei6t
nerfabrunesgemdB aues 8roBe nno
Cute IN Der 8elt CREDIT ipirb."
ga, luden mir allies .8roBe uno
@lite", aber i'm ibealen frii IT.
Gimme burh Srsaniia@
ION 5u erreiden, laBt uns rid
lidltslos nit Der Sadel Der In f.
Mnffldruug, an Der Sano aler
Grrungenihaften Der freien ipiiienz
lDaftlihen Spri6ung. i'll Die S4lupfe
tpinfel bes @abne unb Iber9laubens
Der bon Sab rno geoismus oiftierten
Sreioenfer : Sosmen, iotpie
in Die Sirneeipinite elmer berlosenen
9 6 c / nmi 6at uno
@fterselsbrtbeit biHeinleu1ten, I'm
2ibt unb 8aum su ihaffen fiir
10 nbrbaft frcies Senfen
nnb cin ipabres, it'll Id 9
Wenfbentbum. 8eiu Nenlnentbum
nadb SreibenfersN rt, beIien Stamm>
baum nit Ifienbref beidmust 1T! -
Dos iinb berrlihe 3iele, zines hrilts
liden Wannes niirbi9. Gs lit elm
aampf ltun bic lpnbre. ipeltbealiidenoe
auItur, tuie tic mn bns 6 b Il
It c II 1 b I'm eebrdht bat. eir anmpf
gesen 9 ar6arei ME tic Die mate
rialiitiihe Weltanlfauun9 i'm &C.
iolge bat. User mill ba 5uriidite9en?
0epiB aeiner. Sarrm - benftet
Den @orif,Iag bes Counties Il ii
Seranbifbun9 oents
fatboIii6er 2aier",l
bcseihert gu6 fir Die Sabe, bes
ipreft lie in Gllern @creinen llnO De-
ielihafteu. pas f0rOert ben berrliden
fotbpliihen Gprpsseiit, itdblt
gueru Rutb uno aiebt Gu6 Strait,
iieoreid] IN Den 2 d. | a d. t II
mitsufdmpfen. User alio
INNER lam: Imf mad W ii ~
? @Iabbah CUR 8rie9s sNfa>
bemie bes Wolfsbereins nnD lper feline
@%eleaenbeit oa5u bat, Der ipirfe in
ieinem &reiIe nah belten araften im
@eiite Der driitliden Sbeale u~nierer
Belt. &einer bleibe 3u t ii ct,
- ale Iaun an S0rb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07

ben iinb Der Stanb Der @nnoe unb
Die 8etraHtung oeS 2eioens Seiu.
II'p 1T Der &reMSipeg elm 3ebrtpeg
II. Gin 0nabentpes. @eben mir i'm in
Der anripodbe oft i'm @eiite Der 8ube
nno Inodctt, inb 9erienise, Der i'm
allerit gins uno NIT ieinem .9ottlifen
Slnte bcfeuhtete, miro uns nit Seit@
itd,en nnb episen Bobltbaten Die Be-
trahtung ieines bittercn 2eiben INN
Sterbens bergelten. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
&ertbc 3ebaftion!

rs mar mir Elm ginblid III ser
" Somite : 9eridt iiber sis
" &eranbiIbu bent.
d fat \ 0 d c |
Saicn gsitattct nnp i6 itnlntl
iber ben effcr, nit ipclfem pas
Gomite bisber in 10 fanfcnslpertbe,
@cilc Die Srage bercitS bebanoeli
bat. Sd iagte mir unipilIfiirIifl
DAB pieleS ehtc, fntboliId {
Segefrerung iii. cine Scgeiircs
rln9, entlprrul9eu aus Der bcutiaei,
gage Der fatboliihen SerbGltniiie il,
Den @ereinigten Staaien, frr3. cine
se9eilterung, lpelhe nad Sbaten rift,
NM melde aud dl I
5nr Shat ~ irb. Vic fpabr uno
treifeno ipriht oas Gpmite 4. o., fpenr
es iagt: vSnbem mir alio fiir Die Ser
anbiibnng 9ebilbeter,, fntbpliiher
Saicn eintreten. agitieren mir fir Gin
I eltaiDs : I o | Of c s
w +, benil, ipein mir pie(c einfliiBe
retfe fatboliife 9aieu bier in ben
0ereinisten Staatem fir bic 8crtbei=
oignns nnb J6rbernng fatbps
.ltfder SntereIen s~e,uinnen, arbeiz
ten mir ali6 in entidieben praftiider
Wciie iir bic Werlpir f.
idnng Der crbabeuer
Sepiie u~nieres 81. Eaters. Yapit
Bins oes 3ebnten: .Iles in Gbriirus
erneuern!" >. f.. mir pirfen that
fr1ftis init, an Der moslichit l.
It 0noisen @ ieoerber II e l.
ung Der frtitlihen @eieaihaftss
orSnuns aud bier in Nmerifa!" -
Sa, mir leben in elmer Belt a.
nenbafter 9 tiirmc segen
@ott uub Teli9ion. mo hie @pgen
ee9en Die @runbpfeiIer Ser Ipolpgetif,
bnS Saiein @ottes unb Die llniterb>
lihfeit Der Seele anpralen, mo man.
Inn ieineih @ott Su enteeben, Mlles
opfert. ieinen @eiit inl Waterialis>
miis. feline Selbititdnoisfeit i'm Yan>
~tbeismls, feline Sreibeit int 9etermis
nismus, feline @abrbeit unb Die Gra
fennbarteit oerielben I'M SfeptisismuS,
Die gauge @elt unb Die eisene griiten5
i'm faIihen SbeaIismus, iagt Der
Seluitenpater Nilfes. Nnr fem 8ott!
lieber Die srDBten Summbeiteu slaus
ben, lieber SdIf6nneen neriiben,
rpie Yroieiior Saedel, ia, lieber lid
inter bas @ieb erniebrisen unb I'M
SdIamm unb &ot6 materialiitiid,er
Yrin5ipien 81 @ruuoe 9eben. Sas
lit bds Stisma nnierer Seit!
SdS Sreimaurertbum, Dds lpgeS
nannte Sreibenfertbum. Der So5ialisz
mlis, Der .lait but not leait" Woberz
iIisinits, - bas iinD 10 einige bon ben
beranipdl5enbeu @osen segen Den
Sells Yetri. Sn es oa niht Elm gift
Ser Hitterlidfeit, iperil iid CUTE aas
t6olifen 3ulammenid)aaren. I'm ibrer
%bebrdngten 9eeeibelten unb nus pielen
@nnben bintenben Wntter, Der &irde
bei3uiteben2 ltnb penn e5 Der
Seinoe piele limb, iol bas ents
mutbiaen? Neir, niemdlsi Siel
SeinD', piel Chr. Is mib I'M @es
9entbeil Elm erbabeues 0etiibl
iein, neldes ieoes chte Wdnnesber5
nit Stpls e%rfiillt, ilr cine &C.
/ Of e, beilige Ease elmer
II c b c I III d. gegen ii b c /
an It eben. User bieies ritter
lidbe @efiibl nid)t emtpfinpen tam,
iper ais aatbolif 5uieben fam, ipie
ieine Stride Gag fir 8as ansesriifcn
unb nit aot6 beiubelt ipiro nnb
aus Seiabcit pbcr gar
aus Gei5 Ter fDnntc gar einen ers
bdrmliten 9olar einbiiben) bel Seitc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07

&enn Die I%roteitanten in Sen
meientliden Sebreu einig iinb, iuarlint
pereinigen lie lid benn ni6t2 @enn
lie ibre Stride nber trennen rueaen ilnz
ipeientliher Singe, mic fonnen lie
Nom Der Sntoleran5 beihulbi0en. oa
Die airGe baS Yrinsip Scr Sreiheit in
umpeientlid)eu Ginger often Der
tilnDct.
8el6er lIuterifieb beiie6t 5luiiden
Der tatboliihen mlb Ser proteitans
tilden Sibel? Intiport: Sic Yrotes
itanten bernerien Die iolacnDen
Bidder; Sobias. Subitb, 8eisbeit,
Gc~cleiinitifus. Snrudl, Die Slpei Bidder
Der WiaftnbGer, Sbeile bon Otter rno
bon Saniel. Die !atbpliidc 9ibel
entbdlt 40 Bidder I'M alten S~eitanlcut
unb - i'm ueuen Seitamcnt,
IS gibt cn9liide Y%roteitanten, Die
in lpilbe Gntriiltlng geratben niiroen,
lpenn lie cine 0e~runebrlina elmer
Statue Der iugeuauuteu iunoirGulihen
aonigin @liln6etb ieben niiroen. sic
limb ieooh bereit cine Statue bon
SENS pber Waria 3u permebren. Sic
Iieben nlio Seue unb baiien oieie.
Nubere 1%roteitanten lperSen lid, nobl
ibretne9en ihdmca, aber bas fommt
baber, lpeil tic lpeni9er proteitnntiId,
iiuo ais iene; man BORT oui protes
itantiIf gu fem. iobnlb man feline
Spur mebr bon @eradtun9, SuB unb
acknowledgement se9en Die iunsfrGulide
Mutter @ottes 6at.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
Iei@te Waare.

Ser: .Bas luden Gle benn2".
Stubent: .Mein Turtemopnaie 6o6'
i6 perlpren."
Ser: ~0m, bel Dem @inb lperben
Sie's fdirm mebr finbenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
(Spe6ieu fir Oieie Seituns.)
GeSamkrnrpabne.
(Yoit 5. 8.)

Ser seiunoe Ieni6enberitanS le6rt,
bob, iobalb cine gottlide Sffenbdrun9
erlpieien it, Die Sreibeit, bas 8egen@
tbeil 81 benfen, ober Die g%eofienbarte
Sebre 81 periperfen, aufbDrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07

&ir lpiinifen 3u slauben, baB ale
faliden SariteQungen Der fatboliihen
6eligion in 9iitem @lnuben sefteben,
aber oas III ihiucr %an3unebncn an
geiidts 10 mander fripoIen lnb leidts
ierti9en gebauptungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-04-07
is. @tdr5 1908.

is. MARS 1908.
Wertbe HeDaftion!
umdblid] per5ieht lid Der
Staub Den perihiebene Dor
N fonrmniiie Der lebten 3cit III
= 0entiflanD unb 5lrn Sbetl
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
EXPERTS BEGIN
TESTIMONY
JUDGE DoWLING WILL LIMIT
EACH SIDE TO THREE AND
BRAIN STORM THEORIES WILL
BE CUT OUT

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The in
PRODUCTION of expert testimony in
the Thaw case began today. DIR.
Charles G. Wagner, superintendent
of the state hospital for the insane
at Binghamton, NJ Y, told III de-
tail of the physical examinations he
and DR.. B. D. Evans made of Thaw
in the Tombs during the four
months following the killing of
Stanford White and of conversations
with Thaw in which the prisoner de
cared that Providence took the mat
ter of Whites killing In hand.
This is general repetition of the
testimony of the first trial.
After recess Justice Dowling an
nounced he would limit both the
prosecution and the defense to three
experts each.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
EXPECT Trouble
BY. UNEMPLOYED
CHICAGO PREPARES FOR POSI-
BILE CLASH IF PLANS FOR
DEMONSTRATION ARE CAR
RIED OUT

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Preparations
for possible clash between the
police and the unemployed COM
menced in earnest today. The po-
lice were massed the downtown sta
tions in anticipation of trouble.
Thousands of copies OF a circular
calling the unemployed to meet this
afternoon on the lake front and from
there to march to the city hall to
demand work were distributed.
? The chief of police declares the
parade will not be permitted, and
gave orders not to permit anybody
to loiter on the lake front The
fact that this is the coldest day of
the winter has aided the police.
It was expected by the leader OF
the movement to have 10000 men In
line. but todav DR.. BENJAMIN Letter.
man said that II called upon he
would disperse the marchers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
TRAFFIC NOW
SHOWS DECLINE

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Figures
prepared for one of the large rail-
road companies, says the Tribune,
show that a week ago there were
100000 idle freight cars in the
United States and about 5000 loco~
motives laid up on account of the
falling off of traffic.
Figuring the cars at $1,000 each
and the locomotives at $4,000, the
railroads have $440.0o0,o tied up
in rolling stock, for which there is
no present use.
1t is estimated that 10000 men
are idle by reason of idle freight
cars, etc. 1t is understood the rail-
roads are considering reducing sal
aries.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
COUNTY PAY
|. FOR INSPECTION
DEFECT IN WASHINGTON FRUIT
INSPECTION LAW TO BE CUR
ED BY STATE DEPUTIES WITH
COUNTY PAY

OLYMPIA, Jan. IA plan to
continue horticultural inspection
work in this state was devised at a
conference here of State Horticultu-
raj Commissioner F. A. Huntley and
assistant Attorney General A. j.
|falkner. At the conference is was
soecided the commissioners will ap-
point state deputy in every fruit
county who may be paid directly by
Fhe county.
BY mistake the legislative appro-
Priation for deputy commissioners
Tas for but one year instead of two,
Hu there is now no money to pay
nem' A plan was suggested some
ays ago to have the counties pay
u money into the state treasury,
" the attorney general says this
Fannot be done, as the money can
y oe paid out OF the state treasury
'nout an appropriation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
HENDRICKS CONFESSION WAS
PART Of IMMUNITY PLAN
TESTFIEs HE HAS UNDERSTANDING PROSECUTION THAT
HIS PLEA OF GUILTY WILL I'VE HIM FINE ONLY AND NOT
IMPRISONMENT BRINGS sP EC1AL AGENT LOOMS INTO BAD
LIGHT IN CONNECTION WIT EXAMINATION OF CLAIMS

PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-Under
oath H. H. Hendricks, former Unit
ed States commissioner, admitted in
the Hall-Mays triel today that he
has been promised immunity by the
prosecution arranging for a fine
providing he pleaded guilty to the
conspiracy charge in connection
with the Butte Creek Land, Live
stock and Lumber company's home
stead claim scheme and went on the
witness stand against Hall.
Under cross-examination Hen
bricks admitted he had an idea"
that the fraudulent homestead
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
Special to the Evening Teller.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The
currency question now threatens to
be almost as thoroughly discussed in
the senate and the house as was the
rate bill of two years ago. 1t was
thought for awhile that very little
would be done with the currency
question except to pass very con-
servative measure that at least
would do no harm. Congress is
afraid to tinker" with the curren-
cy, just as it refuses to tinker"
with the tariff. The reason for this
is that 1t is very intricate sub
-ject, and is not we'll understood
either by congress or by the coun-
try.
Leading senators and members of
the house, however. recognizing
that something must be done, have
determined that the whole question
shall be threshed out fully, and in
the end, out of the numerous ideas
>hat are brought forward, some
measure may be enacted that will
save the country from such cause
less panics as we are now expert
encing.
Senator Aldrich has brought in a
bill which is presumed to represent
the ideas and wishes of Wall street,
the financial center of the United
States. The bill is designed to give
greater elasticity of currency when
needed and to automatically retire
it when the demand ceases. At least
that is what he claims will be the
result if his measure is adopted.
There are points about the bill that
give promise of help in financial
stress, and other points that have
produced tremendous opposition in
the senate as well as the house. The
opponents declare that the measure
would not aid the banks, but would
be of immense value to Wall street.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
YOUNG Wife
DESERTS Chief
CHIEF PEo-PE0-TALIKT LOSES
HIS HANDSOME sQUAw, ALSO
THE FAMILY PURSE, CONTAIN
ING 5000 IN CASH

Chief Peo-Peo-Talik, prominent
among his Nez Perce people as a
leader in their councils and celebra-
tion.s is evidently not appreciated
by his young and handsome Umatil-
la wife, who recently deserted her
spouse and returned to pendleton
with the family purse, containing
about 5000.
The venerable chief has returned
from Pendleton, where he Interview
ed the truant wife, who promised to
return to his tepee within a short
time, but Peo-Peo-Talik believes she
talks with a forked tongue, and lit
tie expects to see her face again
about his camp fire.
The woman came to the Nez
Perce reservation a short time be-
fore the beginning of the Christmas
dance and the old warrior becoming
enamored of her secured her hand
in Indian marriage. She remained
in his tepee and cooked his meals for
a period of several weeks, and the
first intimation of her dissatisfaction
with the marriage contract was her
departure for Pendleton While Peo-
Peo-Talikt was visiting another sec
tion of the reservation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
Low PRICES
EFFECT FEEDING

THE uncertain prices of hogs will
keep many farmers from feeding at
at this season Of the year." said h.
s. Sweet. prominent stoclxman or
Idaho county, who has recently
shipped several cars of hogs from
Sites. tGt4 ii
There are large number OF
young hogs in the prairie country
that will be fattened for the late
spring and early summer prices.
providing prices are better. but if
conditions remain unchanged 1t Is
quite probable that many hogs wiz
be carried over until next fall."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
CURRENCY QUESTION MUST
BE FACED IN CONGRESS
CANNOT BE IGNORED BUT MUST BE FULLY UN
DER THE PRESSURE OF PUB Lie oPI1oN-ALDRCH BILL HAS
DECIDED OPPOSITION IN THE sENATE-HoUsE AND SENATE
AT VARIANCE OVER METHODS OF CURRENCY REFORM

A great many proposed measures
nave been advanced in the senate
Bacon, Hepburn and Hansbrough
have many schemes that are attract
ing considerable attention. 1t is al
most certain that the democrats in
the senate, as we'll as a great many
republicans, will oppose Aldrich'a
bill. OF course, there is nothing
strange in democratic opposition to
measure suggested by any repub-
lican, but opposition from republi-
cans is another thing, as republi-
cans have habit of being united
on important questions. The most
of the republican opposition to Aid
rich's proposed measure comes from
the West and his bill will receive
very sharp opposition from senators
from that section.
The house and senate seem to be
at loggerheads on the currency.
Chairman Fowwler of the banking
and currency committee of the house
is violently opposed to the Aldrich
measure, and his committee is pre-
pairing measure which he hopes to
have pass the house. It is generally
recognized that the Aldrich plan is
more of a makeshift or temporary
expedient, while Mr.. Fowler favors
a system that would be more sub
stantial and permanent.
AS a whole, however, it comes
down to the fact that it is a contest
between the national banks on the
one hand, who are following Mr..
Fowler and the brokers on the other
hand whom Senator Aldrich's meas
ure seems to benefit, The East seems
to be with Aldrich, while the South
and the West are against his plan.
However, the country is to have
of the whole question,
which will be of immense value, as
both congress and the country will
be better able to decide what is best
for the country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
FLYING BULLET
STRIKES GIRL
ITALIAN RECENTLY HELD UP
BUYS GUN TO DEFEND HIM.
SELF AND ACCIDENTALLY DIS
CHARGES IT INJURING GIRL 1

Pearl Isbel, the young daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Isbel, narrow
ly escaped serious injury by the ac-
cfdental discharge Of a revolver at
the home of Petro Tennassa last
night. The child was standing in the
East Lewiston restaurant awaiting
an order when the weapon was dis
charged, the bullet striking stone
in the street and causing a piece OF
rock or a portion of the bullet to
enter the market building, striking
the girl above the ankle.
The matter was reported to the
police, and upon investigating the
circumstances it was fould the in
jury was caused by the accidental
discharge of the weapon in the
hands of Tennassa. When seen by
the police Tennassa stated he had
purchased the revolver but a few
days ago and was examining Its
mechanism when the shot was fred.
Tennassa was recently held up and
robbed at his home in East Lewis
ton and had purchased the weapon
for the purpose of protecting him
self against a repetition OF such an
occurrence.
The injury received by Miss Isbel
is of minor character, the bruisa
being slight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
CHINESE WOMAN AND AFFINITY
Husband Has Her Arrested on Mis-
conduct Charge

The police department last night
arrested Chinese dishwasher nam
ed Jim Lee and Chinese woman
named Yen Fan on a charge of dis
orderly conduct.
The woman is the wife Of Charles
Quong, cook on the steamer spo-
kane. and for the past three
weeks has spent the greater part of
her time among the Chinese resorts
on First street. The husband filed
a complaint against the woman,
charging disorderly conduct. and the
arrest was made upon this COM
plant.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-23
JAsTRo ELECTED PRESIDENT
National Livestock Association
Chooses Successor to Mackenzie

DENVER, Jan. lp3.-H. A. Jastro
of Bakersfield. Cal, was unanimous
ly elected president of the American
National Livestock association to-
day. succeeding Murdo Mackenzie,
Trinidad. Colo, who had served two
terms and declined reelection.
A resolution was adopted asking
congress to establish minimum rate
of 20 miles an hour for stock trains,
except where physical conditions
prevent.
Los Angeles was selected as the
place for the next annualconven-