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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
SENATOR SHERMAN At CINCINNATI
He speaks to n Large and Enthus-
iRatie Audience.

Cincinnati, Aug lJ.-Tne rap43 ....1r
-ampassn ~as opened here today By sen.
1tor sherman AMI other speakers To-
forenoon ,hs Mckinley rigba xae- par.
AIDE. The program Includes speaking a.
the Zoo.os.ca gardens ,ns, a'--r-a5n
and evening
Senator sa"rmaa pll--ssa4 A a-y.
audience a. HE Zoo oxic'l zly1,ns ...
night. Arrangements had been mad for
the address during the hot season. whoa
u would have been pl-asan. On .as a..
tops. bur IL was too cool ,1n.xa. and ,a.
senator i'i no, speak a. .on< "A astr.
"a'.e the other speakers. Conxrsasrr Oh
b7omvcl and Solicitor sp-lEle. ~. .l.
short.
senator sherman argued thar m, pros.
en- depression vas due 20 the CORN .
Wilson tnrT. which vas still, a ~. a7r
"a'rh no; on-y cut on tho E1yarnu.-.
revenue but also depressed home lrIls.
tries. II" held that prosperous times x
's-ad under the Mckinley Az. ana Won't
s0rHa again under VI Kla-sy ana 1 ..a.
s-sss In accord with him. wH.e asn..
-H-u and distress would follow Il tas. ti1-.
man wilson 'ar.F IaH remained IN force
and IRE" silver Vas added 20 the III.
.4&es tina, had been made. he rav..x
very severely the re ord Of bryan In .,a
sress As compared with the -ongrsa4.orr.
record Of Mckinley
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
MATTE OVERMAN CONFEssEs
says DIR. Brown IL All His Enemies
Claimed Him to BE.

San Francisco Aug Is-AIattl- over.
man. who figured SO cJusp.eu3Isly AMI
unenv.ably in the Brown church scanILl
has made confession in which she De-
c!ares that she 10 psriurer, and th4r
Dr.. Brown IS all that his enemies rep
resented him TO BE- TaIs startling al
mission Miss Oysrnan made after months
OF 81 encs and after Or. Brown aas AKIN
Up new home In a new Held pas -
opened the entire case.
The womaa's confession hAs been ....5.
considered By the minister. AMI lyln.a
who formed the trial court, Mrs. Tunnel
has gore before the members Of III. Sc
clssiastical e0G-. and has c0rr9barl. -t
all that Miss Dy--man confessed. tn.
members u the council could ustsa -
the startling story, but a. 4 council .1.v
could DO nothing. Miss Dvermaa.s - -
II sion was placed Ia the custody ~ .r.
bay conference. A resolution a-k.u- ---
bay conference 20 take action In The ult.-
Ter was aloated BY a unanimous fo..
The bay conference viii therefore me-
Without delay in special session. T--
Rev Dr. -. O. Brown VII - uo.lral ns
the new turn IN his affairs. AMI W.. ~
Offered 20 appaa- IN person or by --.---
SEN alive 10 SHOW cause why "a. rlIs-
nent Of suspension for an .udefr.'a l--
rod from he ministry shall not be- made
absolute and permanent expulsion. r,-
Brown must answer - The bay confer
enCe Or be expelled
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
GOLD DEMOCRATS OF NEW YORK
WIN Meet In state Convention at
Syracuse.

New York. Aug l9-The sub-comml lee
Of the democratic party reform orgaH.zt-
ton met his Afternoon and after i CON.
vention. 10 be held at Syracuse Oh Mon
Jay, August 81. 10 choose delegates 10
he convention Of the natlonal democrat.
party at Indianapolis. and 10 nominate
or provide for the nomination OF prssl.
Dental electors. governor Aud other -tl,s
officers. or 10 take such action 10 ta-
premises as the convention may deter
m ne TO be advisable. The call then con-
tIEues:
In this great crisis OF our country suI
u our party We earnestly ask IN. s4-
operation Of the democrats OK New York
~hO reject the Chicago platform ant
n1mine-s. and who believe that ,bo-
should be paid In homes: dol ars All .att
debts, public and private. should not h..
rspg hated, but should be scrupuIJ4sly
paid; OF all democrats who would l-g-l.
the attack now sacruesioLsly nlll. IN rH-
name OF democracy upon Industry anil
thrift. and would protect from that a..
t4ck sav nss bank Ispositors. p+ast5a-rs
of the war. bsnehriartes Of lie .asurla..
and the earnings OF honest wages Nr -..
cry form, and Of all democrats who have
been and are loyal 10 the pr!nelpl~4 and
policy 10 which he democratic party has
S.raiFastIy adhered Iuriag more tnau
CENTURY"
The cal. Is signed b. Robert \ WAT.
man. chairman. ami Charles EIwp-tt
secretary OF the state COMMITTEES.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
auAKERs HOLD A CONVENTION
Several thousand Gather in n Penn
ayIvanIa Town.

STarthmore, Pa, Aug. 19-Tas biennial
conference Of the Friends Of the United
States and Canada opened here tOIay.
ard Is the largest gathering Of Quak.rs
tia; has ever been held in this county.
The occasion marks an epoch In the his
tory Of the followers Of william Penn
The delegates have taken possession OF
the grounds u Swarthmore college. g.lst
vacated BY the state conference. Several
thousand have already registered, and u
IS expected that BY the close Of the week
NJ less than 500 Quaker men anI women
from abroad Will be The guests II me
local committee. which has appropriated
1000 toward the expenses Of the confer
enCe.
Seven hundred Of the visitors have s--
Communications In the college buildings
100 are quartered In tents on the ground.
and the balance arr distributed anonz
Quaker Friends In Dalaware. Chester ana
Philadelphia counties.
At the opening today a lengthy reuy~-
was presented from the executive com
mittee Of the central conference. which
held Its last meeting at Coldztream. CA
ada During the weeks session or the
conference. Temperance, soc al purity
peace and arbitration. Indian affairs he
condition OF the colored people Of the
south. the general interests Of the poor
and higher education will b. discussed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
Mr. BRYAN DENIES Il
MAS NEVER PAID ron s...
MAKING ~ alsE owsEas :
shows Nhesee Mis Ia.a.
rived asa wan Give pa.,,s.. -
lars. 70 DesiFea.

uppsr He'd hook. N, T.. Al. a
lam J. Bryan. for Iss nFsI time s,se. ~
a'os John N. thuEstoR. as snss.s
elAFsd that be (BTyshl was Ia IN. $50
oi 'hs niiRs osasFs. has mais al a,s s.'a
iralAl. eoapisa wtta q ehaIieRsa !, n
n4Itohai republican committee "a
oa' Ia the ossn 4nd accuse hlna o. c..
b. sileHI. vs.
Sir. BTyAa's aItsRIioR had tsssn esi..
70 the controversy 6sIsssa Thut.,.. -.
stsSarN, aRd he dsteFm.hsd aaass4.,
ssttle tins matter II possible a. NJ
t1fe demands aa SpsR eharss. vb,es Y
says he Slh fsfuIs SisR asIau. I'd
pit'ais aFs aad bis na4RsisI anaiss
lite said t0alSaI: Il have siy..s.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
HE NO LONGER DOUBTS.
HRESIDENT ANDREWS FOR FREE
COINAGE.
Money Question al the Present Tune
the Great Question OF
Civilization.

Rev. Henry w. Pinkham, pastor Of
the First Baptist church Of this city, says
the Denver Republican. hands US the fol-
lowing list Of questions propounded by q
elAssmats Of his 10 President Andrews Of
Brown university. and DR.. Andrews reply
thereto. Believing that anything SO clear
cut, from so distinguished u source, Will
be eagerly read by the public. We here re-
produce the questions and answers, as fol-
lows:
L Do you favor the free coinage OF su-
yer at the ratio OF ls to by the United
States without waiting for aid from any
other nAtion2
Could the United States. having
adopted such free coinage, maintain the
practical parity of the gold and the sill
yer dollar?
5, Would not free coinage by the United
States alone lead to a complete displace-
ment Of our gold? Why not?
L Would not the effect OF the recent
increased production of gold as compared
TO silver be counter-balsnced in the event
of free coinage by the stimulus thus given
to silver mining ana by the infux Of for
eign silver?
&, Would not the advantages OF free
coinage be more than negatived by the
injury to our credi:. thus causing a
withdrawal OF foreign capital?
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
WAS HANGED BY A MOB
HALF-BREEn PAYS THE PENALTY
or \ BRUTAL CRIME.
Frank hiles Taken From the AsOtin
JAN ny IA hand OF Determined
CitiHens.

.-
'N1'''N' @ANe L. ann b''e''
" nan -oFeed indian from the Nea Perez
reservation was taken from the Asoun
jail at IL o'clock last night ana hanse /
rs a mob OF indignant citizens. lii,
crime WAS HE arutaI criminal ,pt.,,y, ~
NJ. >,. ~,
= -. :. '''''''
N'sS '|'~"aIuSe"' whose nome Is IN Ea-
'sFPF'7e' CT vas IN delicate health. and
had oven visiting friends in this vicinity.
Yesterday she started from Lewiston for
AsotIn. sss rc3a ba~seh,ck ana, W. mn.
,,,.r,,. -
-. ., -, G''' - I'm" II
''4''''''9 ''oNi ''S res
''''''''' Aa7S passed aer' od- IN little
"hl'r H'.es left the other Indians aud
rode back 20 the unfortunate young
'ady.
hiding alongside her. he grabbed her
1oise.s bride and attempted % lead the
@n-m1. away from the road INFO some
bushes. She resisted. ard then spraas
tT'm the horse ANA ran screaming from
the Villain Bles then ran after her.
caught her by the dress, iourisheI i re.
NolNer and threatened to kill her lie
then forced and dragged her int lAe
bushes, ana in spite OF the aerce resis--
ance Of his victim, succeeded in his dam
naole purpose,
Ihe vile deed accomplished, ne left his
victim remounted his horse, and rode IN
TO Asotn.
Miss Richardson. weak ana trembling
with horror and Indignation. made her
way 70 the roadside, where she was
FOUND By Mr.. Van Arsdaie, who wt-
passing In l buggy He took her to
AsoIn' "a=TV she tod her story,
News OF the outrage spread Ike will
nfe' aud officers Immediately went IN
se1IeA OF the criminal They found him
IN an indian camp IN the outskirts OF
AsolA' ana placed him in jail.
Meanwhile, Ludlsnln; and determined
men were gathering for vengeance. rAey
TOOK MISS Richardson before the prison
er' and she promptly identlhed him as
me villain who had outraged her. Thny
then satisfied themselves Of the entire
responsibility and tru.ailiaess OF the
young lady. The next. step as 10 haze
'ns Two local physicians testify As % IN.
nature OF the outrage.
by this time dusk had derpsu=1 .n-o
darkness About II O'Clock an order y.
determined band OF abol- ID -!:IzeaE
I'aFeArI 10 tae JAN and demanded tire
Keys or the jaI.er. That official refused
70 comply, and the keys were aiken from
aln'- He was then placed n the corner
OF the jail yard. "!-a rs face 20 the
fence, and directed no. % .at-rfs-. With
the proceedings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
"HEELMEN AT NDIANAPOLIs
Mcdonald Won Two Races with
Sanger second.

indianapolis, Aug B-The new ira K q
the Capital city Cycle club was opened
today. The even, OF the day was the
nile professional. Ia when the entries
acre Tom Cooper, Water Sanger, my
Mcdonald. Fred Loughead and ota.-z
The race resulted as follows: Cooper
first. Loughead second. Mcdonald thirI.
time. Z:2l 30.
There were two professional races TO
night, the entries being Cooper. Sanger.
Mcdonald and Loughead. The ars, race
vas won BY Mcdonald. with Sanger .sr-
oad and Loughead third. Mcdonald also
Won The second professional race. with
sanger second and a tie for third be.
tween Cooper and Loughead
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
COIN REPURLIoANs AT SEATTLE
King County Men Put Up a Full Set
of Ohaeers.

Seattle, Aug. l9-The King county god
hug republicans, under The leadership Of
the McGraw-Burleigh combination held
their convention today, the work extend
ing far into the night. \ full set OF coun-
~ officers was chosen. Slate candidates
were successful throughout: indeed,
many were selected by exclamation. two
or three OF the republicans now in otiice,
notably Superior Judge ]. W. Langley
we're turned down. Arthur f. Grimm. o.!
the law firm Of StFatton. Lewis & Grit.
nm, received the nomination for supe;
tor judge over Langley. The only nomtn.
aIicns over which there Was a real con.
test were for sheriff and treasurer.
The platform Endorses the national
platform and candidates, and approves
without reservation the administration
Of Governor MeGraw. Andrew F. Buc-
leigh, chairman of the convention. In A.
oepting the honor. made an extended
sound money" speech, discussing no
ether issue.
Those named as standard bearers were
Superior judges, Thomas Humcs
Richard Osborne and Arthur f. Grittiu
Sheriff. Aaron T. Van De Vanter.
Treasurer. J. NJ. E. Atkinson.
Auditor, e. l. whittimore.
Clerk. II. c. Gordon.
Prosecuting attorney. Frank \ Steel
Assessor +. p. Kendall
surveyor. &. l. White
Coroner. W. c. Gibson.
Wreckmaster Bert Taylor
Commissioner First district, : c.
Meeks.
Commissioner Second district \. J..
Rutherford,
Municipal judge, w v. Rineharr
An adjournment was taken at midnight
Gntil 10 O'Clock in the morning. when a
legislative ticket Will be nominated. tui
81 delegates TO the republican state con.
Fentbon. 70 be held at Tacoma on Aususi
.-En b.,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

Declare Against the Free COINAGE
of silver.

Bellows Falls. Vt. Aug. Is-Forty-nys
delegates were present when the gold
standard democratic state convention met
today Delegates to the Indianapolis con
ton we're chosen. The platform. after as
ssrtng firm adherence OF the convention
10 the ''time-honorel principles Of gsnu-
Inc democracy. with renewed assurance
In Its abiding regard for the welfare, pros
psrity and business Of the people" reaf-
firms undaunted fidelity to the platform
that Vermont adopted at the state con-
Vsntion Of March q. opposing the free
coinage Of silver except by international
Zreement.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

Jnited states Troops SIM ON IN.
Trail

Denver. Aug. !s.-CoIons Vogkmar. al.
J-tAnt general Of the department OF ro..
'rado, today received a telegram from
Colonel Bacon. now In the field aEa.ns,
the Nogaies hHoustering expedition. re-
porting the capture OF one more frIh "a.
iar"r near the Ubac. and stating that
United States marshal will hereafter .p-.
company his command TO take chary, Of
the prisoners under civil process Elxh.
OK the Nogales narauders have nov been
captured BY the troops under Co,3ns,
Bacon, in addition to a large band Of,
Pima Indians on their reservation Tb,-o
we're later released
captain Bonus. with his troops OF the
First cavalry. Is siIll scouting along tho
border vest Of the scene Of the disturb
ance.
General Wheaton has received no s,n
0rmanon Of the reported rising Of the
Yaqul Indians.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

Democratic Leaders Refass 20 49,
B"'Ht - CsafsVsase CatansItse.

F7r' Worth. Texas, Aug. - - camf7 T.
%" Of three representing the Texas pops.
Yet party called on Chairman nullsy 81
he stats executive democratic COMMITTEES
AMI requested him "a appoint similar
COMMITTEES to coHfsv on = proposition -
f"ss IN an stsctorsI ticket eompossd .
seven popu'Is's and n democrats rul'tg
''tused The nopulIsis ihrssisn 10 is'e
VIII me tsnnhllcana
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

'"h Vow On Foot to Endor
P"PuIIst NomIn.c the

San Francisco. Aug 10 Tn,
convention ~ tho 3.Efh r,rs,.-.,, '''''f ai'0
'rict was again IN zaa.t,, De
hundred ana fifteen bali. ~. ''"7
, ,aH'n. snI tie SIN exists bo,wso, -.
, 20 ana Rose. A plan .. now on >.
70 'ndor7' Harlow. tho populrs, r, 49, .'''
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
oHrCNG" rr,No m,Krp. en-,
E'fr"m" Dizziness 81 Trad.
the sheriff

chicago. Ale a. The plant %, .T. r,.-
sell Piano company was .l.,.,
sheriff today on IuIgrnrr,, &C.,
t27s. Tho assets AMI ,,t-...
pl'ee e, Dy The firm a. is11oo ami l.l..o
spsctiFsIY. but ~-el.'n-s 7-a iu-.r,-a =.
,hlhk that the liabilities v.u e,-..., 49,.
assets The failure "a ns.rItsr
extreme 1ullnoss o. trade
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
KELLEY GRADUATES IN sEssro,
Warm Contest for the Location n,
the Next Convention.


indianapolis, Ind. Aug. f9.-Taa pr,
ceilings Of the NATIONAL convention OF
Men and Women's KoeIey Leagues usr.
'"nitnued at the state house this NOR.
.hg Fraternal delegates. appointed oy
me Catholic Total Abstinence Union o.
america, comprising J. WashIng,n.
L'lgs Of Philadelphia. VI Mcsheshy
Mss Mcdonald and Mrs. Kelly. were in
uodnce1 AMI male addresses.
IhHre vas warm contest for the -
cation Of the next convention. mainly he.
i"esn Milwaukee and Nashville. Tho lei.
gates from the latter offer as an NJ
dpc"ment the attractions Of tho Tenes-
see centennial exposition, which cont
inens7s on May /. while tho Wisconsin
lies urge the accessibility Of their city
and its opportunities for pleasure cIrnr
siOnz.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

'" N~"Ts.Ea Thsy AasTra -. ows
CaPdIaats.

Omaha. AZ - - spe-sfr t- ne re
'rrm Nnrfa'h Nsb. says
The $50 gauEsntlnna ag fa= ssg1st
'7l lsmosra So parties af ths fs-} rec
FrssS'07al distrlr, declared fls f4sist
The conferences avnallstsss q t7e tas
F'r'a' Wsrs given authority 70 rsHs
70aAiais aad today selected tsAes
s'mgsi Maxwell. ihs nominee sf 800 trvs
silver party
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

Omaha FILLED with the UnIted Pres
byteFIanH.

Omaha. Aug. l9.-Tbe proceedings Of
the eighth annual convention Of tho
Young Peoples Union Of the United
Presbyterian church, for which delegates
have been arriving for nearly a week,
we're inaugurated this evening with a re-.
ceptlon under the auspices Of the Omaha
committee. Tomorrow morning the open
ing exercises will take place in the
Creighton theater
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
THuRsTOS BELIEVES MR.. BRYAN
Takes His Word in Regard to the
Denial.

Chicago. Aug. l9.-'M Bryan's WORD
goes with ne, and 7 shan BE- glad . 20
state % he people Of this country" raII
John VI. Thgrs-on Of Nebraska. after
reading the fat-foo'ad den al Of NJ By
an that he u not now and never Wa
In the employ Of the silver mine owners.
Mr.. Bryan has denied the charge
which was made by democratic news
paper. and have no hesitation 10 DO
claring that l believe him" ReSarIi9z
Senator Stewart Of Nevada. who has
taken up eudgels in behalf Of the dem
ocrat!c nominee, Thurston said:
Stewart has arrived at tina, stage Of.
political second childhood which entities
him TO great consideration. and I l5n't
think anything further need be sad on
that score"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
GOLD DEMOCRATS IN THIS STATE
VIII Send Delegates to indianapolis
Convention.

Tacoma. Aug. S-Ths national demo
Gratis OF the state Of Washington nave
issued u call for a convention. to be held
In this city next Tuesday. for the pur.
pose OF selecting delegates to the ma
donal convention at Indianapolis on
September 2
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

Astoria. or. Aug iS-john F'niv :
latorer. fell from the fourth siery Of
kopp's brewing house. under rorstrur'
ton. and received fatal injuries ""
head was cut and his back broken
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

Righy Park. Ne. Aug. l9-Jos Patchen.
the pacing stallion. went a mile this al.
ternoon In 2soaE. This Is a quarter OF a
second OF his record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22
81 Changes His Program.

N"TcastlH-on-Tyns. Aug 2-Li Hung
Chang has curtaiIed the program NJ hrs
trip through the provinces. returning 20
London today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

otoh'o. Aug i9=lIon ". u nit
provincial secretary n Toronto ,gba ~
''sn III for weeks. died TIL, sysnrna
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22

There Is a fairly good demand for sea
sonable goods at st. Paul.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-22


Ny Dear Brown-I was delighted 10 re
csive your letter OF the sSh. and Will en-
deavor to answer your questions in their
order as well as can.