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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17

English Toruedo Boat Wrecked.
Cowes, Island Of Wight, Dec. II.
A torpedo boat ran onto rock in
maneuvering OF Membridge ledge
last night. The crew Of II had mar
row escapes. The boat Is complete
wreck.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17

Lexington. KY, Dec. 17.-Elmer
Hill, arrested for the murder of Is
yea-old Mamie Womack In Adair
county. Kentucky. and who has sew
eral times been transferred to differ
ent jails by the authorities for safe
keeping. was taken by a mob this
morning and lynched at MonticellO.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17

Storey Buck Of the Lewiston Alb
.tract Co. returned this morning
nom . visit to vollmer.
Inomas Barton Of Lapwai was IN
we city today visiting among the
Wholesale hou1ee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17
Simon President Of Hayti.

Port Au Prince. Dec. 17.-Gen.
Antoine Simon was today unani-
mously elected president of the re-
public by the Haytien congress.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17
NO OUTBREAK
AT CARACAS

Berlin. Dec. 17.-Castro's friends
declare that he is In receipt OF daily
advices from Caracas and has heard
nothing of a outbreak at Caracas.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. Dec. l7.-December'
81 1.OO%; May, $1.c6; July. STAG.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-17

VIII Expend Large Sum Of Money
for Arms.

buenos Ayres. Dec. IA bill
authorizing the government to ex-
pend $75,000,000 for armament was
passed by the chamber Of deputies
yesterday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

enc OF the most prominent Demo-
Gratis in the country today. He won
fame with his seconding speech OF
William J. Bryan's nomination In
the Denver convention. In that ad-
dress he. completely awept the inn
mense audience off of its feet and
after 1t he could have easily been
nominated for the vice presidency,
Mr.. James is one OF the most cleo
trifying speakers on the Democratic
platform in this campaign and a
man who Is destined to take promi-
ncnt part in the affairs OF the ma
tion.
One of the prominent bands OF the
county will be secured for the even
ing and there Will be plenty of good
music.
Every Democrat should arrange t.
attend the meeting which will be
pmong the best which will be held
ir the county during the present
camraign.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

THIRD FLOOR.
Mems Medium Grade
Suits and Ovcrcoats
Mems Separate Trousers
Mems Working Clothing
Trunks, Suit Cases
and Travelling Bags,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01
COMMERCIAL
CLUB is DRY"
Directors Vote to Dispense
with Liquors.
NO DISSENTING VOICE
Was Raised when the Vote
was Taken.
Before the Time for the Saloons to
Close Arrives the Club will Dis
pose Of Its Liquors.

without dissenting vote the
beard OF directors of the Marion
Commercial club decided last night
to discontinue dispensing intoxicat-|
ing liquors at the club house ana
tned department OF the cruz will be
abandoned ere the Rose law becomes
effective.
Under the terms OF the law II Is
claimed that there are many ways
in which the department might be
continued as is done in many places
but it is not the desire of the club
to continue the sale OF liquor or
the keeping of liquor in the club
house when the people of Marion
and of Marion county decided 50
emphatlcally that they do not want
IL sold as a beverage. A director OF
the club stated today that the sa-
looms were voted out by the people
OF Marion because they believed 1t
step toward the betterment OF
Merton. The Commercial club hF'
always stood for the betterment o.
the city in every way end the ac
tion taken In deciding 20 dispense
with the sale OF liquor at the club
house is but the following of the
clubs policy since its inception.
At the present time the club has
a large stock on hand The directors
decided to sell the stock and M
more will be purchased There viii
he n meeting OF the directors mex
Friday evening, at which time tn,
rcst"rTant proposition will be con
yidered. It was stated that there 4
a possibility that the restauran
vii close at the same time tn
selling Of liquor Is prohibited as
never has reen a source of prof
> to the club. There are meny anon
the members who desire TO have III
'estauant remain as 1t is. The boar
will consider all phases of the propo
: siiion at tie meeting and will prob
ably take other lmportPnt au;dn Il
rd;ard TO club affairs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01
OPENING, A
GREAT SUCCESS
Over Three Hundred Demo-
Gratis in Attendance
TWO LOCAL SPEAKERS
Dispense Good, Sound Demo.
cratic Doctrine.
The Club Prepares TO Take an Ac-
tive Part ia the Campaign
Opening Next Thursday.

The first meeting OF the Marion
County Jackson club, an organiza-,
tion thet has been formed for thei
purpose Of furthering the interests
of the party in the county, was even
more successful than was expected
and about three hundred enthusiastic
members attended the rally at the
Democratic headquarters Wednesday
night.
The party headquarters were NICE
ly decorated in honor of the occa-
sion. Large Autographs OF the Com
moner and other candidates OF the
party adorned the wells. Several
hundred Bryan pictures were given
out during the evening.
1t had been expected that Carl
G. Anderson, of Fostoria, Democratic
candidate for congress in this dis
trict, would be present to address
the club but Mr. Anderson was un-
able to attend. Homer e Johnson,
president of the club acted as chair
man OF the meeting. Mr. Johnson
spoke briefly OF the purpose for
which the club was organized and
predicted that it will be abe 10
DO much for the party in the COM
lug campaign.
The chairmar introduced Fred 4.
Cutlery, who spoke at some length
on the Bryan-Rooseyelt controversy
and the tariff planks in both Demo
cratic and Republican platforms. Mr.
GGthery was, enthusiastically APP
planded when he arraigned the
president for using the power OF
his Office the highest in the land
to force a successor of his liking
on the American people Mr. CUTLERY
pointed out in clear and concise
manner the many failings of Roose-
yclt In his replies to the straight
forward letters OF the Nebrasken.
Judge Roston G. Young was the
other speaker OF the evening. Tic
'ealt principally with the injunc,
tion and guarantee OF bank deposits
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01
JUDSONHARMON
IS COMING
Will Speak in Marion Next
Thur day.
OLLIE NJ. JAMES
Will Also be a Speaker at
the Opening.
Grand Democratic Rally will be
He'll at the Skating Rink,
October 8.

The campaign in Marion county !
will be opened ly the Democrats,
reXt Thursday evening with one OF
the greatest political meetings which
has beCn held in Marion in many
campaigns. A few days ago it was
gnnounced that the speakers on this
occasion would be Hon. Ollie NJ
James, Of kentucky and Hon. T. S.
Hogan, the Democratic candidate for
iittorney general, but Wednesday
afternoon, Mr. Dewcese, chairman OF
the speakers bureau In Ohio, called
County Chairman Martin ]. Burke by
phone and Informed him that
slight change he'd been maze and
that Hon. Judson Harmon, the
Democrats candidate for governor,
would accompanuy Mr.. James to
Marion for the meeting,
The committee Immediately closed
contract with the management
of the Royal skating rink for the
usa of the building on that evening.
The seats which were used by the
patrons OF the polo game last season
viii be arranged fer the Pccomoda
ion of the crowd and the extra
floor space will be filled with chairs,
80 that fully 20OO persons can be
seated, A large speakers platform
viii be built on the north side OF
the rink so th9t all can see plainly
and hear distinctly
J Hon, Judscn Harmon needs no
introduction to the people of Mar
ion. lie is recognized, not only in
Ohio, but throughout the nation as
one of the biggest, bralniest law
yers Of the country. To him has
been entrusted the conduct of many
I Idominent cases for the government
and his record ~ attorney general
IN President Cleyelands cabinet is a
credit to any man. Marion people are
ncst fortunate IN having the oppor-
tunty TO see this prominent man
ind hear him speak
ollie M James, the congressman
I from the First Kenucky district is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01
SECOND FLOOR.

Young Mems Suits
Young Mems Ovcrcoats
Boys Suits, Overcoats,
Furnishings and Hats
Chiidren's Suits
Children's Ovcrcoats,
Furnishings and Head wear
Athletic Clothing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

planks in the Democratic platform.
rupted by shouts of approval and
applause. He said that the laboring
man should have the same rights
as any other in the courts of the
lend. It was pointed out that under
the present laws II laboring man
violated an injunction issued by the
court he is punished for that viola
tion on the word of an officer with
tl?d trial by the jury, while any
thief any murderer or any wrong
doer Of any class is given the right
to a trial by jury The speaker
also pointed out clearly the bene-
fetal effects that would pccrue if
fryan Is elected this fall and his
plan for guarantee of bank deposits
Is adopted, He pointed out the
Tact that the government is secured
when 1t deposits money in any in
stitution end the same Is the case
with the state lie asked why the de-
positor Is not privileged to the same
guarantee as the state and the ma
tlon.
At the conclusion OF the speech
making, chairman Johnson announces
that the Democratic campaign will
be formally opened in Marion coun-
ty next Thursday, October when
there Will be grand rally at the
skating rink, On this occasion Judson
| Harmon Democratic candidate for
governor will make an address. An,
other of the speakers who will be
fere on this occasion Is Ollie M
James, the noted Kentuckian. who
Is regarded as the best Democratic
speaker now stumping Ohio.
Arrarlyements have been made tc
accommodate severed thousand per
sons at the rink and one OF the big
| eest Democratic gatherings held ir
Marion for many years Is predicted
+ Old married couples, young uns too
\ with no little ones to bill and COG
Should not pine their lives away II
wishun
Rocky Moutan Tea Is wonder,
ful blessin
Flocken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01
The Warner & Edwards Store.
"YOrk Silk


This is the new Moneybak
Silk in colors, (and it is the
best ever made). We are
glad to convince to our Gus
toners that they can buy this
famous silk in colors as well
as black.
Money back if it is not right.
"Yorksilk'' Moneybak is
one yard wide. Comes in all
the new shades and sells for
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

rion today. Speaks in court room
tonight. tip
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

Clinton Howard returns to Ma
rion today. Speaks in court room
tonight. ltp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

"Meet me Al Ksiers Candy Shop.
ll-I1-Li
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

Bon:
MGdr T'inU- Rsrrv
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01
LEAVES FOR NEW WORK
Rev, Rowley Departs to Enter the
Eva gelistic Field.

Rev. aud Mrs, C. T.. Rowioy left
today for Toledo, where they will
make their future home, Mr.. Row
ley recently resigned as pastor of
Wesley NJ. u. church, after a yalu-
able service of five years. TO enter
the eyangelistic field. He win lie
succeeded by Rev. II. " AIcCleary.
who for several years has been past
or of the Green Camp NJ. Il. church
The new pastor will conduct the sery-
Ices at the church next sunday,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-01

The outdoor man will find just
the good honest solid shoes he needs
at Beatty & Longs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23

an mine except what kept screwed
IN the heel OF my shoes.
Lake flock OF goats We butted
our way ashore AZ Langley, whsIe
a tent wins pitched With rims atah.
cd out in the centaf
sonasters Get the Crumbs
While the two puga were getting
ready to hammer the fantoda out
Of each ether yoanRaomc yeEE
man with a blond voice. was In.
tfoduced by another ahfo blower
who slipped II 10 IL that II We
kicked IN With what we had loft,
.the young aongstef would charm
us out of our seats. without any
announcement ON our parts the
vocalist vocaled his head off aud
psftsd with my corn cake coin.
q waA all hed and bf~athed
deeply aa tiisanh a sfehs load hah
been lifted from DIS fra,ne,
Az IN. way saeh 10 Arattle |
hanaaa tissn the nn,fft esssiie
INV, had ali got ntiss nr' even
AZ u,ai / sn,fbys.i n n vIo 4 asyssi
a,alaaffsm 10 SRI titsns 40 from
yen wiism ysn hIuew tlsey ssfe as.
ina q jimmy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
SEATTLE LOSES
To BUTTE
Miners Grab the Game in
Last Inning---Score
S to 5.

Butte walloped the siwashea yes
iefday In a hardfought game by
the secure OF 6 10 5.
II vas a heart breaking game
Seattle took the lead In the first
tanning and held II until the ninth
inning. when the Miners came up
With a rush and nosed In ahead
with two runs.
CArruthers made a weird decision
In the eighth that robbed Seattle
~ run Bennett was on first
with one out and stole second The
ball WAS thrown wild and Bender
dropped II just as he was gouig
to throw H. Carruthers, fof some
mysterious reason. ordered benEett
back 10 first
on Cahiiia hit BENNETT went to
third. where be died. Had he been
allowed to take second he would
have scored Garruthcrr also
soaked a fine on Terry Mckune
when be asked for an explanation
~ the jumps original ruling
Careless Blii' Gov was on the
slab for Seattle for four innings and
Il Is no libel 10 say that he was
tapped freely But the Siwashes did
some tall fielding and managed TO
hold the Miners within bounds.
Weich succeeded Coy aud Ia The
ninth walked kreitE 81 bennett
was hit By the ball. Hurley sacri-
feed aud Irby hit straight to Rens
nett In his haste 60 throw the ball
% home. Pug lost II and Kreitz
aud 81 Bennett scored
Stanley caught the ball In time
but only made a faint hearted at.
tempt TO tag Bennett
Clafiin started for the Miners krd
was stabbed In the first. darkness
succeeded him and pitched great
ball lie held seattle 20 three hits.
Bnt their team mates made ak er.
rors and this helped Dug's bench
men.
Swain made n remarkable record
yesterday. In three consecutive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
FANORITES HAVE
HARD TIME ON
TRACK

one that furnished any sort Of a
contest. as Belle Kinney. after
being eutrun 10 the stretch BY MI.
pitns. tired when she got 20 the
front and just lasted long enough
"a beat Luretta n nose
Hidden Hand was heavily played
10 win the third faee on the
strength OF a good race he had run
Saturday lie failed utterly 10 i've
up 10 that performance and Finishes
outside the money. the winner turn
Ina up In Darlington. the second
choice. who. after getting away
poorly ran over his field and won
In n Eallop
All Ablake furnished the Eufprlhe
Of the afternoon as he beat bad
field with the liberal odds " Is to
chalked up against his chances
Monte. the second choice. Was see.
0nd. aud Col. Wsf2iek. Al 90 10 /.
unexpectedly ran third Jack Ad
ans, the favodte. failed 10 run 70
his Oakland form and finished out.
side the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
WRESTLE IN
COLISEUM
Roller-Colch Match 10 Be
Held in the Big
Theatre.

The Rolier-Gotch vrexfilno
match on July viii be held IN IN
Coliseum instead Of IN Dresmlznf
rink
Goich and Roller met yesterday
and decided that the seating e.
pacify of Dr~amland rink would b.
osertaxed. and thar Il would be .
wise move 10 pull off the bout a
the larger hail.
Both Roller and Goseh are nov In
active training. Gotch IL doing
road work every morning and work
ina out At the = A. c. In the after
moons lie has secured Dan SUN
van as . wrestling partner and ths
way he losses the middieweigti
champion around is caution.
Roller is doing his mat work u
the Y. NJ G. A. with Carroll And
Franklin for partners The big ply
stefan Is in great form and 10 con
fident Of Wrestling the Worlds
championship from Gotch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
LemOnized' Is the Only
Word Coined That Gives
the Facts.
~ EDDIE soypgs.


were you ever irmonixrdf
Did they ever make You sink
your teeth into yellow oval and
make You like IT,
! was one of a flock Of foolish
fght fans who filed aboard the
old sideSheeler Yosemite last night
10 be carried up sound n few miles
TO watch two males maui each
other.
And Of all the bunk games ever
encountered. the doinEs last eve
we're the human limit
Say. u was the real chilli aud
they forced u down nav throat With
a flnesse which touched me In more
ways than one.
II IL an historical fact that the
genius sucker Is ushercd into this
wObblY old globe every second.
List TO my lllt and III give IL 10
you right.
Had Wrong tiuneh.
When ! passed up a bubble trip
last night. hhrbored the happy
bunch that Was about 20 see some
scrapping. watched a couple OF
chaps By the name OF Cullen and
Scaler fight sometime ago, and the
20 seemed 10 please the moi paloi !"
which Is Greek for selling piafers.
The minute I and a number OF
other benighted boneheads stepped
on the broad decks of the excur.
sion steamer which WAS raised In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
Belle Kinney and Barney
0ld6eId Only Two
to Win.

After tho brilliant racing of the
opening day. The card AZ The
Meadows yesterday naturally fell
rntirss fiat. but In spite Of that.
there was a fair attendance aud
llre speculation was brlsk.
Favorltea had an exceedingly
hard time to win. aud Oaiy tao.
Barney Oldfiold In the first and
Belle Kinney In the last ancrneded
Ia catching the Judges attention
The card had very doggy
favor aud contained very little
class. The last race was the only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23

born aud Eacamado. lie gave the
latter Il very clever ride. and fin.
inhed second with the good price Of
9 10 ! place quoted against him.
Joe cahiii Is here. This e. the
third summer he has spent Ia Sc.
attic That il all he has spent.
however
Jim Neil tried 10 clean Mp with
Distributor. aud bet on the old
horse across the board iiut for
the horse getting IN Jam on the
stretch turn. Jim might have
canhed his show bet
The California pool boys. who
came up here with the idea of hat.
ms a hoft snap for the summer.
are sad booking lot these days
snifflea aud his diamond pin have
parted company Distributor failed
10 show. II the the reason
Enais SatHhs thf HHtte piunEeEs
was > prominent figure Ia the ring
yesterday.
Dill 1aehman. the bookmaker, II
betting from the ground
Starter DwyeF set down r An.
dcrson and Andrews. two small ap.
prentiees who had mounts IN the
first race. for failure 10 get away
from the post
J. r. Jeffrey Ia here. represent.
ing the San Francisco Call
Jockey Eddie Lynch has been en-.
gagged 20 ride for . J Walsh'a
stable during The seaHon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
sr.IoUIs ORDERED
TO BREMERToH

WAsnISGTON. June z3-After
returning from Honolulu 90 kah
Francisco. with Secretary % the In.
terlor Garfield ON board. the
armored cruiser 81 Louis Will pro.
coed 90 iirrmsrton. where she will
be placed Ia reserve. Tier ersN
wiil be transferred % the cruiser
NilwauAee, which will then make a
short crulss along the coast The
~ Louis viii leave iionoluls June
Is. arriving Al aaa Francisco about
July &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23

times IT bat he lined out three
home runs
Terry Mckune and Pug Bennett
did some great fielding Graham
also did good work. IL was = good
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23

aud everybody proapercd gam
hiera. fight promoters aud steam
ship privilege men Included save
the Fighters themselves aud the
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
ss.tt.si n, wsiss !. s 81


HuuNsHHl TWosbans hlfs-satis Haple
rams f~sfn ga Sacrifice Ats Hay.
asst f.stssi go stahisf. HurIsy Hst.
aer AiHsea baews iaHusf. MckuHs
Heuueft. gahiN ga Hfrsfk cat a.
Nuf, e. ~ Meirb hF naskhass 4
Hsses On bafla-~ogf Wainh off Hark.
ne@s Wild pitch s=ifafkunse Hlf -
ssftched half@N nsnrrsf b. Weffh
uoohis play Bennett ard Nrkanv
Hhs eft Hlirh~rs@pff 10Y. : aud I run
~ J tanfHHs OF WsiHh : and s. fuas -
iuninEH. of HarhHsss 4 and 3 fS4u. -
innings eft ttafin. / and ne run
~ one inslsx Hardness victory Tine
~ eeineesi - tmpir~-Mf Cssafhsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
sPoRToeRAms

Seattle and Tacoma open herr
this afternoon and will play in tbts
city for the remainder OF the week
The Sivashes and Tigers brot<
eveu In a six-game series a. To
coma last week and the games -
the home grounds should be full Of
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23
LIVES NEWS FROM MEADOWS

Jockey Archibald. a youth Of lie.
tie fame as a horse pilot. came into
tho public eye yesterday by riding
two winners lie rode one Sat.
urday. he and Cricket" Kelly are
now tied NJ the head OF the win.
nina jockeys list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23

Careless Biii- Cor was released
last night by Dugdsle. Coy IL :
good pitcher when In form. but ais
arm has gone back on him and y
Is not effective more than once u
ten days. This makes him rather
expensive luxury Dngdale is nep
tiatsng for another twfrler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-23

The skies have cleared IN Butte
again and the fans are shouting for
some baseball The league mag.
mates hold a meeting this afternoon
and they will undoubtedly decide
To send Butte home after It's series
with Vancouver Aberdeen will 20
to BUTTE from Spokane. Vancouver
will come hero Fourth OF July week.