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New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.


Liverpool. Feb IT-Victor.an tBr). New York.
Copenhagen. Feb 14-ArkansaS DAM, New York via
Christiania-
Glasgow. Feb I6-Caedouis CBrl. New York via Movis
16-Idaho tSrl New YORK
Amsterdam. Feb 15-Occan Dutch. New York.
Bristol 1T-BroOkyn City tBrl. New York Brs-
Oran Feb 1i-Alicia tBr>. Catsnia-
Fadang 14-Border knight tIr). ST
Vincent, & V and Port Natal.
Feb i4tireCian Prince ttSrl. New York via
hibs Bahia and Rio de Janeiro
11-BCrmudian tfr).
Suez. Feb 1T-Stephanotis fFr). Calcutta Colombo
Boston
Chrstiansand Feb II. n-oscsr III DAM. New York
for Copenhagen.
Colombo Feb I7-I-,wther Castle ,Br, New York fer
Singapore and Hong Kong.
Singapore, Feb lI-Satsuna .3r). York for Hong
Kong.
Fremantle. ls-Glendevon tBr>. York for AIDE
lsde, etc
Port said. Feb io-Helen. Rickmers CGeu New York
Agiers for Yokohama.
Wellington. Feb tT-Indralema CBr York via Mel
bourne sydney
Sahang for Hiogo.
SAILED
Liverpool. Feb i6-Georslc (Brl New York.
Genoa Feb ls-Fides UtaD. New York
Naples i3-Venezia (Fr,. New York I4th Principe
Piemonte utaD. New York
Fiume. Feb. 15-Slavonia tBrl. New York
Cherbo,rg FEB i5 p m-St Louis New York
Barbados t3-Teiencc tBri York: Iath, Justin
tBr, from New York;, Para
PASSED.
Gibraltar. iS-Surd America Otan. Genoa New
York. Muncaster Castle tBrl. New York for Singa-
pore. etc,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TO ALTER TWO HOUSTON ST. BUILDINGS

Plans have been fled Buildings Superintendent
Murphy enlarging the old fashioned
115 East Houston st. making n
workshops and stores the
FOR s. Erkowsky. as new owner o. Ressmann IS the
architect
Plans have also been flied for remodelng the
tenement house No l23 East
Including refitting OF the
hall. The improvements o made for the
Of kluepf. is ] NJ C;odstein
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
L. e. n. MEETS HEPBURN ACT.

Cincinnati, Feb 17.-Pursuant to the provi-
sions the Hepburn act against transportation OF
sosl IN which the carrier has interest announce
-1ent made to-day that the Louisville & Nash
gille Railroad Company has disposed of its holdings
n the Louisville property company to individual
Louisville & Nashville stockholders The railroad.
the property company. bought thousands of
of coal lands in Southeastern Kentucky and built
tplr tracks 10 them. The lands were leased TO coal
companies, While the company is not controlled
by the Louisville q Nashville. the interests are
Identical. The change being made TO meet the con-
5itlons Of the Hepburn act
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Proposals.
Oh

DRoPosALs FOR PIECE GooDs.pEPARTI.MkbsS g,n or
the Interior, Office of Indian Anairs WasrrlsIoi
D c. February 1908 Sealed proposals plainly %
m the outside Of envelope: proposal Iof pieCo
goods addressed to the Commssloner OF inosn ian
Indian Once until o'clock m OF Iuesday Narcn o.
with corduroy cashmere kersey and khakI piece
t3t5s ynns he made out Government blanks Scned-
e giving all necessary information for bidders NIL %
d c the U. s Indian Warehouses at New YORK CI,y'
f,,fcaro III ST Louis Mo- and Omaha. Nebr lie De-
nartmen reserves the to reject and all DIGS or
env mart of eny bid. F. E LEUPP. Commissioner
GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. H. FEBRI AIRY Is
" 1eOs-Sealed proposals. in trplicate; VII Dc re-
ceved here until A. NJ, March 19 1ss for prlntns
required Department Eeadquarters during year enis
TI1ne 40 1909 bidder will be equred TO
nsh plant material Work to be done on GoveT1cF :
Island in building by U s. rent free FtsnC
reserved accept reject any or all bids or any pt
thereof Information application Envelopes contain
ing proposals marked Proposals for Printing
JNO ". PULLMAN. A q NJ e.
INVEST POINT N T.. JANUARY 81, 1sos.-sEAI-ED
w proposals. in tripcate viii be received mere untll
70 o'clock noon February 20. 1905 for furnishing ana
installing Electric Light Fixtures in Gun she'd Artl,
Ierv Stable. Stable. Artillery Barracks ana
Cavalry Barracks. per drawings and spechcat rs
in this Office States reserves the right 20
all proposals. OF any par
thereof Forms proposals furnished upon appllcd-
tion Address Quarterrns ster- West Point. y y
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TWO DROWN SLIDING ON THE ICE.

Middletown Conn, Feb. 17--John Gasser and
August Balzer, both about fifteen years of age,
were drowned in rubber shop pond this after
noon, and George and Harry Davis. brothers, mar
rowly escaped meeting death in the same way.
The boys were sliding the ice, and, striking a
weak spot, all broke through. The bodies re-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany Feb. 17-An important amendment to
the rapid transit act, permitting the building,
equipment and operation Of future subways by
private capital. alternative TO the present
scheme Of building by public funds, was intro
duced tonight by Assembiyman Beverly r.
Robinson. Of New York City. The measure
comes from the Allied Real Estate Interests Of
Npr
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun 651 Sun 53S Moon rises 65S Moons 6
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook sos Gov. Island $50 Hell Gate 1923
L. MSandy Hook S30lGov Island S4S Hell Gate 1o41
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Ryndam passed the Nantucket South Shoals Light
ship yesterday morning at o'clock and is expected
her about Q to-day.
The Alice In communication with Siasconsett a
IN when 145 miles southeast Nantucket
Lghtship She will probably reach her dock about 0
o.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TRADING IN THE BRONX
OGDEN I'VE. HOUSE SOLD.
Builder Bugs Plot in 917th ST., Near
Barnes 4re.

Trading in Bronx parcels was a feature Of
the real estate market yesterday. One of the
principal Bronx deals was the sale by Louis
Neckes for J. Harris Jones to J. F. Kaiser Of an
apartment house on a plot 50x95 feet. at the
southwest corner of 165th st. and Ogden ave.
John H Behrmann sold for Mary Doherty the
four lots at the southeast corner of 22Sth ST
and Cd (Carpenter) ave, to an investor. Also
sold for G.. A. Domdon the two lots on the
north side of 217th st, 4O5 feet east OF Barnes
t4thl ave, to a builder, who will improve the
premises
Richard Dickson sold for John NJ, Emile and
Louis Fass to Max Cohen parcel fronting 81 Z
feet on the south side of 16Sth ST. about ninety
feet west of Boston Road. The buyer will build
a five story apartment house the site. He
also sold for Mary Andreas to John Theise No
3S1 East 15Sth st. private house on lot 25x
100 feet.
In the Real Estate Auction Salesrooms yester-
day Joseph P Day sold in foreclosure No. 1896
Beck st, southeast corner of Prospect ave. 96x
irregular, together with plot 7S1x125x irregu-
lar. abutting on Fox ST. a five story tenement
house and vacant plot. TO the North American
Mortgage Company, the plaintiff. for $4,000
The sum due about S41,900 The sherff's
sale Of all right, title interest, etc. which Will
since in a plot 150x121 feet on the westerly side
of Southern Boulevard 100 feet south of Avenue
St. John was adjourned
The auction offerings for to-day will be as
follows:
At No 14 Vesey st--By Joseph T. Day-No So 9th ave
3e6 II OF Washington p. 19x56 7x19x554: 21z sy
bldg; vol sale: No "A Lenox ave, eT5 n Of 11lth
81 .Ea6X1oO IT, sty apt h; Louise Borges Regina
PTiItlng all Harold Swain, J eff.
amt due S4se1 II; taxes, 1897 "a:
49, # e OF L]enox ave. 81 6xS0.11: h;
man. l. & l. atys " Hyde, ref; due $40 81:
taxes etc. ss44 90; No Is of Ienox
ave, 81 6Es91l TT 6 sly Fl h; Samuel al agt
Afro-Am Realty Co ct AL FSsman. L. & L. attys; 7
243a Walton ave, s. 1912 # Fordham I'd, 16.6x
s. IT. sty dwlg h: Cllristiana agt Leopold
Schwartzkopf ct al Russell & P, attys; Weinhandle
ref amt due s. 19S 81; 81: 140th st
z Marsh et al exrs. agt H " P Perelman et al; De
Wit q aidgs; M Mayer. ref amt due, s64 457 ~;
BY Bryan I. Kennedy: No Borden ave I. 175 fl W
of Vernon Long Island City, 25xG0 sty business
hdg vol sale. No 5G3 1880 s. Broadway
l5X99 II. sty fat h: Realty Transfer Co John
Signel Co et al Harold Swain, atty; L SchalIek ref;
SIC. 500 Sc etc &
BY Samuel Godsticker No - I8ah st 500 p O of
lr1nox ave, 3IeX99 II, 6 fat Grossman
et al agt j II Bodine all Eisrnan, l. & L. attyt;
W Hyde, ref; amt due s10SS337: taxes. etc Ss44
BY Hugh = Smyth: Ave st John. n @ cor Kelly st
Tr Co agt Philip Weinberg Dean atty:
Donald Mclean. ref; amt due, $50 O0l 40; taxes
Si.164 o. -
By Bernard smyth & Sons: stebbins ave W cor 1s4th
Case et al; Francis Snlyth atty; L Bruce, ref; amt
due, s11,S63 o.; taxes. etc. s725 80
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
DOWNTOWN STRUCTURES LEASED

William a. White & Sons have leased for Thomas P
Fiske the building No. s9 Water ST. for a long term
Of yearE; also, for A. NJ. Lyon the building Nos 1OI
and 1o3 Broad st, the Montigny to
the United States Leather Company warehouse No
Ciold
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS RESUME

Bddeford. Ne. Feb. 17.-The cotton mills of the
repperel Manufacturing Company, in this city, and
~ the York Manufacturing Company in Saco, went
back fun time to-day. About six thousand
nrerarives are affected
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Public Notices.

-~---------------- -" - -
BJ-REAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Nassau Street.
New York. February 25th. 1907.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. pursuant TO Chapter
expenditures of the Public Administrator
during 1907 been published in the City
times each week for three weeks begin
ming January 21st 1908.
WILLIAM " HOES.
Public Administrator Of the County OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Destination steamer Close in New York
Hawaii Japan. Corca, China and the
Philippine Islands Cvia San Francsco)
-Korea Feb 20. 600 m
West). New Zealand,
Samoan Islands Islands New
Caledonia Vancouver Victoria.
C)-Aorangi .....-.-.....-........F %. . m
Hawaii tvia San Francisco Alameda. Feb "a. 600
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and the
Philippine Islands via Francisco
America Maru ..-.......-..-....-. Feb 81. 600 m
Hawaii Guam and the Philippine Isands
Cyia Francisco)-U transport. Feb 20. 600
MarQucsas Islands (Vie
Francisco -l1ariposa ....-..........Mare 9. 500
New Zealand, Australia Except West)
New Caledonia. via Fran
cisco-by Australian Mall Line. Mar 8. 500 m
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands, Vancouver and Victoria.
B. C-Empress Japan. .......... II. 600 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SAILED.

SAILED.
Steamers Cassel 1GerO Baltimore; Dulcie (Brp
Jefferson Norfolk and Newport News. Marshert.a
CAusD Philadelphia, WaccamaU Newport News Ocean
Monarch tBr Fremane Adelaide etc; Julia Luckenbach
San
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Help Wanted-Male.

YHyANTED-MALE SHIRT IRONERS IN THE IAAJTS-
w dry of Bellevue Hospital Apply Superintendent
of Laundry. Bellevue Hospital. foot OF East 26th
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TWO MEN BURNED TO DEATH.

Bradford. Penn. Feb. 1.-Two men were burned
TO death last night in fire which destroyed "A
dwelling house Limestone, y. Y, here
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

JoFnstown. Penn. Feb 17-vork was resumed
IN the Bessener department Of the Cambria Steel
Company to-day, giving employment 10 two thou
sand men. Notices posted at the mill gate state
he resurnption is for indefinite period.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

weIlsviIIe, Ohio, Feb 17.-Nearly all the indus
trial concerns in this neighborhood have resumed
operations The United States, the Pioneer, the
Patersons and the McNicol potteries have resumed,
giving employment TO over seven hundred and fifty
The weIlsyille plant of the American Sheet and
Tin Plate Company has also resumed giving
to thousand men, Extra labor is being
employed the Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
shop and it is reported additional freight runs
70 be posted in a few days care for increased
freight traffic. Sewer pipe and hrebrick plants
rave resumed. giving employment to nearly five hun
cred men. Extensive railroad improvements have
been started and this means that hundreds Of la
borers are 70 be put 10 work at
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
City Property for Sale.

nROADWAY r. W. COR. READE ST, 666x124 FOR
r,Ia- one Of tn desirable corners downtown
Anpv TO WM G WALKERS SONS, 2e9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Unfmnished Apartments to Let.
City Property for Sale or to Let

TWO AND THREE FAMILY HOUSES FOR. SALE or
J. all modern improvements 2021. 2022
2Oos 2033 Morris ave: short block fremont Jerome
ave. trolley. Inquire premises
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
0RERAIE ROAD
in JANUARY
GRADE WORK AND BRIDGE CON.
STRUCTION WILL BE COMPLET-
En- IN THREE WEEKS-ROAD
STIMULATES COUNTRY.

The operation of the electric road
between Nezperce and Vollmer is
expected to be commenced early in
January, is the statement made to-
6av by 2. A. johnson, president of
the Nezperce and Idaho Electric
Railway company.
The grade work and bridge con-
etruction will be completed in three
weeks. and a large percent Of the
flies needed for the construction are
row delivered at Vollmer. The de-
,iyerv of steel will be commenced
within the next 80 days. and it Is
expected about three weeks will be
required after the laying Of steel
commenced before the road Is ready
for operation.
The ballasting material will be Sc
cured from a point along the right
of-way, where large quantities OF
excellent ballasting gravel are avail
able. Every feature Of the work is
teing carried on in the most salts
factory manner and with the as.
surance Of the early operation of the
line business at Nezperce and in the
sections tributary to the new road
has been generally stimulated.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
Large real
estate DEAL
PROPERTY WORTH $50. 100000 =
SOLD TO EASTEHN CAPITAL
lists INCLUDES DUICNEB
BUSINESS OF SAN TRAuClDOO.

Los Angeles. Nov. 21.-Ths cxten-
sive holdings Of Miller 4 Lux In Oro-
gon and California are reported to
have been disposed OF for 13O. .0o0.-
900, of which S1.000.0o0 was paio
down.
The properties were purchased ~
several German-Americans, headed
by Liggett 4 Meyers, former whole-
sale tobacco dealers of st. Louis, and
the Adolphus Busch brewery d said
70 be interested to the extent oe
100000.
The lands include 100000 acres
of California lands. of which $4,000
acres are oil lands and 35O,00o
acres In Oregon. There are 100. 900
head Of cattle and 10000 head Of
horses in the deal, which includes
virtually monopoly Of the butch-
er business In San Francisco. which,
, II is rumored will pass to the same
! Eastern Arm. The lands ara to b
colonized as rapidly as possible. II II
asserted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
Payment
SH0SH0NE DEBT
ACTION WILL BE ON GROUNDS
OF UNJUST TAXATION-WAS
NOT GIVEN CREDIT FOR THE
PAYMENT OF ITS SHARE.
Special to Evening Teller.

oPSNAol " Evening loIIoF.
Orofino. Nov. 21.-A suit will be
nled In the district court, in which
number of the prominent citizens
residing in the annexed portion Of
Nez Perce county are plaintiffs for
the purpose of enjoining the tax COL
lctor from collecting any further
monies for the redemption fund set
aside as the portion this section of
the county should pay when the sep
aration from Shoshone county was
effected.
The special levy this year to pro-
vide for this fund is AZ mills and
the amount derived for the redemp-
tion fund is approximately $4,000.
When the separation from Shoshone
county was made the portion annex.
ed to Nez Perce county was appor-
tioined approximately $4,000 as its
share of the Shoshone county indebt
edness. Two Of these annual pay
mnts have been made and this Sec
tion of the county has also been bur.
dened with its share Of the taxes tC
pay the existing Indebtedness Of Ne,
Perce county at the time the annex
alton was effected The action be
fore the district court will be on the
grounds of unjust taxation and the
fact that this section Of the county
has not been given credit for the
payment Of its share of the Me-
Perce county debt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
BUY OROFINO
POWER SITE
HAVE COMPLETED PLANS FOR
INSTALLATION OF POWER AND
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLAINTIFF
BE READY IN SHORT TINE,
| to Evening Teller,

Special to Evening Teller.
Orofino, Ida, Nov. 21.-The ini-
tial steps looking toward harnessine
the water power In the Orofino Sec
ton for manufacturing purposes
vas taken yesterday when ]. F. En-
glehorn and X. D. Ousterhaute, we'll
known citizens of the Nezperce sec.
t.oin. purchased the power site from
the Lewis Boehl's estate, the con-
sideration being $4500.
Messrs. Englehorn and Custer
haute have completed plans for the
installation of an electric light and
power plant and expect to have the
same in operation in six weeks. The
machinery for a complete box fac
tory has been ordered, and this fea
ture Of the plans will be installed
end ready for operation within 9
short time.
Business generally in the Orofino
section is showing marked I'M
provement during the past few
weeks A number Of new building;
are being erected, among which Is q
handsome brick structure for the
Fidelity State bank.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
NINE TROUBLES
TO Be SETTLED
WILL REGULATE so AS TO PAY n
REASONABLE DIVIDEND 70
THOSE THAT HAVE THEIR
MONEY INVESTED.

Boise. Idaho. Nov. 21.--Boise
stockholders OF the Sullivan Group
Mining company Of Northern Lila.
no have been notified of the report
special committee appointed BY the
stockholders to devise some plan by
which the mining property can 10
Operate dso that those who havo
invected can be paid a reasonabIe
dividend. This committee consists
of Nose Oppenheimer Of Spokane,
Edwin Packard OF New York. and
Dave Reynolds. and D. Brown Of
Philadelphia. These gentlemen, al
three large stockholders. agrce to
make an effort to rehabiilitats the
company.
They have prepared and adopted
an agreement by which 1t is hoped
to bring about the amicable settle.
ment of the affairs OF the company.
It's main clauses are those which
provide for an extension by the
bondholders of the time for paying
interst on the claims against the
company, and an assessment by the
stockholders OF the company Of one
half cent chare.
The committee believes that it
will be to the interest OF the stock
holdres to become parties to this
agreement. because by 30 doing they
will avoid the expense OF foreclosure
, and further that II they do not
garee to the proposal they will
probably have their claims against
the company paid. II the new wman-
agement is successful in operating
the mines and smelter.
BY the terms OF the agreement the
committee Is to decide whether the
plans for rehabilitation OF the com.
rany can succeed. II It can It will
| become a committee In the interest
! of the stockholders and proceed to
have the mortgages forclosed In the
usual way, the committee in turo
to purchase the property under the
mortgage.
| 1t is claimed to be to the interest
Of the bondholders to sign the agree
ment and deposit their bonds for
even should the PLAN for rehabilita-
tion fail, the committee Is author
lied to prepare plan for reorgani-
zation and accomplish prompt
foreclosure Of the mortgages. Un-
less the partieis interested act
promptly. and a substantially una
nimous consent is obtained by De-
cember 1. the original plan will be-
abandoned and an ordinary fore
| closure resorted to. which means .
setback to the mining company.
| The committee in charge promises
III the stockholders agree. to save the
Sullivan mine and smelter for them:'
also extend the length OF time Of
i paying off the Indebtedness OF $780,
900 and assess the stockholders for
a sufficient sum to operate the prop
erty and be prepared to buy In tho
mine and mill II the same should be
sold to satisfy the mortgage.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
FILES SUIT
FOR $4,000
NOTES THAT SHE HAD RECErv.
ED FROM MAN WHO HAD
WRON0ED HER 80 YEARS AGO
CLAIMS NOT ALLOWED.

Los Angeles. Nov. 21.-A suit was
filed today In the United States cir
cult court by Mrs. Melissa Funk Of
Attica. Ind. to collect $4,000 worth
of notes from the 100000 estate Of
Theodore Bunnell, the late founder
of Grand Junction. Colo, and a cap
italist of Santa Monica, Cal. 1t re-
veals one Of the most remarkable
stories ever recorded in the annals
of Western courts by means Of let
tcrs and promissory notes alleged to
have been signed by Bunnell, where
It Is shown that Bunnell. as q young
man in Indiana, SO years ago. made
en- assault and attempted mistreat-
ment on Mrs. Funk, who was then
Miss Melissa link, a lass of 13. fail.
ing in which he was stricken with
remorse which forced him to leave
the country. and throughout the re.
mainder Of his life compelled him
t. do penance for his act.
In ensuing years he wrote many
letters to Miss link. begging for
giveness. and sent numerous prom
issory notes payable from his estat,
as palliation for the injury done her
The notes are unusual, showins
his stricken conscience. Bunnel
was a resident Of Santa Monica To-
many years, and died years ago, aget
as, In Colorado Springs, where hi
body lay unclaimed for some days
He left no heirs, his wife havinI
died two years previous to his owl
demise. The body was finally sen
here and inferred In Woodland GENE
terry. The executors refused to al
lew the claims of Mrs Funk. Tn
FIRST note is dated April rs, 1850.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
NOT Allowed
Shore Leave
OWING TO CONDITIONS ON THE
ISLAND MEN ON ATLANTIC
SQUADRON MUST STAY ABOARD
SATISFACTION IS RESENTED.

Manila, Nov. 21.-Rear Admiral
eperry, in a letter to Gov. Gen.
smith, says he has decided not to
Grant the men Of the Atlantic bat
tieship fleet leave of-absense durir !
'he stay of the ships in Manila bay.
The decision is on the advice OF
'he medical officers of the fleet, as
Well as his own convictions. The
action is result of the recent out
oreak OF cholera and to the fact that
many more than the cases reported
are dead or moribund. indicating
mat they were concealed.
NO cases have been reported to
'he health department for some time
ana the position Of Srerry is bitter
~ resented here. and Smith has
communicated the entire order to
ashlneton and it is expected that
roosevelt will pass finally upon the
matter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
QUITS
THE committee
SAYS HE HAS VOTED REPUBLI-
CAN TICKET 35 YEARS AND
WILL CONTINUE TO DO So
WILL WORK WITH GOMPERS.

Denver, Nov 21.-Daniel J.
O'Keefe of the Longshoremen' s
union announced his withdrawal
as a candidate for reelection to the
executive committee, owing to the
recommendation by the committee
of the presidents report.
He said he had voted the Republi-
can ticket for 35 years and would
continue to do so until his conscience
dictates otherwise. He said his rela
tions with Gompers were as AMIGA
BILE as ever and they would continue
to work together to advance eco
nomic movements.
James Duncan Of the Granite Cut,
ters' union was reelected first vice
president.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-21
nancy BACHUS DENIES
ALL FORMER Confessions
FACING CROWDED COURTROOM HE DEFENDANT TRIAL
FOR MURDER OF HER HusB AND TOLD THE JURY OF THE
THREATS USED IN sEcuR1N FORMER srArEMENrs-rE11s
HER MOVEMENTS FOLLOWING BURNING OF RESIDENCE

news at Clifford Of the fire and the
shooting, but chose rather to so to
the Hooker home.
An attempt was made prior to the
noon recess to get the coroner's In
quest statement Of the defendant and
the subsequent statement made be-
fCre w. f. Stoddard before the jury.
but the court ruled against the ad-
mission. The statements were. how
ever identified by the stenogrc pher,
c. s. Borem. by c. ]. vassar and w.
F.. Stoddard.