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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
HE POISONED HIS WIFE
REV. JAMES C. HULL OF MISNEAPO-
LIS ADMITTED HIS GUILT.
He Weakened and Asked MeF-
cy of the Court.

ct. Paul, MINI. Nov. ls.-The case
Of attempted wife poisoning, came TO
sudden and sensational end In the dis
trict court this afternoon. Hull had
been on the witness stand since yesterday
afternoon, and had entered a categorical
denial 10 all the states evidence in re-
gard TO the administering by him OF ar
senic mixed with medicine TO his wife.
The state sprung a surprise in the
shape of a letter which Hull had written
while in Portland. Or. last February. TO
the Rev. ]. L. Spence. an intimate friend.
who was then In Fernando, Cal In this
letter he stated that his wife was sick;
that she was suffering from a cancer.
and that he expected to be called home
at any time. and that he thought she
would not live through the year He
also stated that an operation had been
performed to remove the cancer. Spence
and Hull had been old friends and
chums, and when the former heard OF
the charge against Hull, he remembered
the letter received last February. and
thinking its contents would excuipate his
friend. he enclosed II TO some one in
Minnesota. The state In some way got
track of this letter. and today put IL in
evidence. Hull was at first inclined 10
deny that he had written such a letter.
but upon being urged by his own attor-
ney. finally admitted its authenticity
The evidences OF the states witnesses
and Hulfs own admissions in his pre-
Vious testimony showed that there had
| been no talk OF a cancer for year pre-
| vious to the date of the letter. and that
/ the surgical operation had simply beer
the dressing OF a slight liberation.
The state claimed that the letter placed
| in evidence was written with the inten
ton of preparing his friends for th'
death OF his wife. and TO provide plaus
| ible cause therefor
Admitted His Guilt.
Al the opening of the afternoon session
i Hulrs attorney arose and. addressing
the court. stated that the last evidenc
| produced Cthe letter. was OF such char
| acter as to remove all further doubts a
| TO his clients guilt. and that upon hi
advice Hull had agreed 10 withdraw hi
plea OF not guilty and TO throw himsel
upon the mercy Of the court. He furthe
stated that he now believed Hull's min
was unbalanced. and asked the court
merciful consideration of the plea
He then formally withdrew his plea o
not guilty. and Judge Eagon sentence
him 10 six years in the penitenuary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21

devotional exercises. after which Mayor
Swift and +. Z. Jensen. president Of the
Luther League Of Chicago. welcomed
the delegates and visitors. The president
Of the national league and the vice pres
idents responded. This morning the pres
ident. i. r. Ebert OF New York called
the FIRST business session OF the oonvsn-
ton 20 order in Association hall. The
afternoon session at the same place was
devoted to papers and discussions OF the
work OF young people A tho OF meet
ings were held this evening. Some OF the
most prominent ciergymen In the church
spoke al these meetings.
Thursday morning another business
session will be held in Association hall,
Thursday afternoon viii be devoted TO ar
open parliament. In which both delegates
and visitors will take part The last for
NAL session OF the convention will be
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
fRe At 81 iGNATlus MISSION.
ThEss stsTs baiIatas Has nrra Ea-
ttrsiy bestEsyea.

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
Admitted HIs Guilt.
HAD AN uNsAvoRY REPUTATION,
HuII's Record out I'm the West Was
q had One.

MankAto, MINI. Nov. ls.-John Hard
castle Hull, when asked tonight as TO
the truth OF the Seattle dispatch CON
corning his record there and in Califor-
MIA. admitted that he had been confined
in San Quentin prison. but beyond claim
ing that the manner in which his incar-
ceration was brought about was outra-
geous, would say nothing. He also ad-
mitted that he had been an inmate Of
Wards Island insane asylum in New
York He denied that he had gotten
5000 from a Seattle cashier. Or that he
had embczzled in Alabama He now
states that his memory has fully return
ed. and that he can remember everything
that has occurred since he left Alabama
last June.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER MEN MAO
sment Of the Uaton Is.
w" banaset ins1Ited Thew'

'Sfeiat1d' AoT. g,-The neSspaper man
VI this city are much wrought M 49,
'hs alse0arteous treatment accorded ,sn,
'~eshlauNos Of The press ON the o.oa,s,a,
the banquet and reception tendsrsd
~ A. A Hanna Tuesday evening by az
hIoh Club, and self explanatory resoIa.
vs. ms we're adopted By the Artemus wata
~ al special meeting this evening.
'Ae Afteihus Ward Club Of Cleveland
NeiiiSSse1 VI ihe Newspaper men az .hs
cay Ia special session assembled cs,la,
loa lhs purpose VI considering ths ,rss,-
hashs Of The hsSsRaper men =, H. -,
80. dinner given b. the Union
- " c4efelaAd 70 Chairman II. A.
Ilsi'h4. Of the republican national CON.
h''''ss' Condemns the management Of the
p-Iq4st iOT its gross disoOuTtssy 10 Inc
TEL 0EIsTs
Ahe newspaper men We're invited %
a'tSAd tie banquet. an affair thai hslo
"a IA'tSl S'lebtl0n. The reporters Wen,
'At'v, Expecting 70 obtain the news ana
" receive courteous treatu.snt When
'ie' reached The ChiOH Club they were
"f@As1 as ihusldets. shd not a. fetfe.
aS-i7'4fes ~ neasfal strs TEpY were
subjected 70 aHsaiis that have srous ID
'il' Indignation " the newspaper tnea
". las eits
Resolved that the Aftemus WARD
'aSt 'essA's the outrageous treaiEnsG nj
49, Dfae2 ~ Fhs reRssteFs Al the Bau-
2sF'. AID e0ssiaefs II uHaortAy Of al
@fs @HAA2sioa iAst ought 10 siani Tor
"1A* L ess' ~ tts busiaess ard soels!
Sas u GasNetaEa aud t1at this seare-
1879 be 1lfvttri % s~ad copies q mis-
tAta essh0A 10 thr president aad secretary
~ 'he lEl1a ClGt aEa iEat COPIES lie
fsF'-at4st t. tss Esss l.as.sss
n. n LILLY.
A2ta E1igaF 81 lAe t,aaiadraIrF
, MAt.iS5A.k
'Nzly ismluf VI lhe Press
a. BUTTES.
tz,s a1lit5s = ths Leader
q A ROBERTS
EaitUs -sh-trbis. 81 lss Recorder
sTtEGBJ&
Maaasahs EalluF q lac M1s4a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
Krsrucky DEMOCRATS CONTEST
rhtnL They HnNr Bec" N"o""
A"N ,,,.,,n Electoral Votes

r,a,.ys,,c. Ky. Nov. 10. secretary " W.
sr,,.en Of the state democratic ','" o.,,,.,.
7 l,l.,,us,. mat the party has dehn'''N
',',,, ropisa, the election 81 e'eN'"
NI-k,p,ry electors in k'n'a,kF nv
y -' ~. ccn,e,ied the election Of me
:, ,' ~, Mckinney elector $ H. Na Nan
'o,'''s ,n ga votes ahead u W H. sn.'n.
,be LEADING Rryan "ic''"r' -. !" trau5 IA
~ con,e,, are lrresulari,y ana "a, ,r r"v,,h.
large number OF counties. ne , ,,pSo
,,,ans make as many eh, ,.,,.. ., The
'a." ,! . pr board is composei '"''''''
~ r,puhlicapE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
IDAHO. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1896
National Gathering of That Body NJ
Chicago.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE second conyen-
ton Of the Luther League Of America
began last evening at Grace English LII
theran church. and will continue for
three days. The Luther League OF Amer
lea was organized In Pittsburg one year
beers. Of which 1900 are In the state Of
Pennsylvania. The Luther league has
existed as central and state organiEa-
lions for several years. these organiza-
uons having been started In New York
about six years ago. A central league
has been in existence in Chicago nearly
three years. and includes Is church so
eieties. with membership of 1000. The
pastor Of Grace church conducted the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
rus PLAGUE PREVAILS AT BOMBAY.
r,..rpucr. Landing in Europe VIII
lie QuarHntined.

r,eou, wash. Nov. 1s.-The steamer
,,,,.r,,i, which arrived last night from
Hong Kong brought news tha' p'ss'"-
rers from bombay to Europe VIII Pr'o-
,h,y have to undergo quarantine on ar
ri,al at European ports. on account OF
,,o rlaEuo. Tho corporation OF Romh'E
has voted a lakh Of rupees for measures
q, Estimate tho disease.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ASSIGNS
PrObs1 Concern Turns Over Its At
fairs 10 Gustave Wilke.

Chicago, Nov. Is-The Probst Con-
struction company made an assignment
in the county court today to Gus.aye
Wilke. The company is one Of the larg-
est contracting concerns in the country.
Its headquarters are in New York No
statement was filed showing the amount
OF liabilities or assets.
The company built the Coliseum. the
Schiller building, the peristyIe at the
worlds fair. the fisheries building. Hag-
enbacks building on Midway Plaisance,
the court house at Fort Worth, Texas,
and other notable buildings.
New York, Nov. ls-B. LIGHTER. mem.
her OF the Probst Construction company
with headquarters in this city. was ques-
toned today with reference to the repor1
from Chicago that the company had
made an assignment He said: Il have
heard nothing OF the assignment, though
naturally / should have been advised
know no cause for such proceedings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
MRS. FOSTERS HUSBAND WANTS 1T.
Governors once the Plum Whicl
Most Attracts Him.

Governors once the Plum which
Most Attracts Him.
Denver Nov. ia special to the News
from Santa Fe. n. NJ, says:
1t is announced here today that Judge
e. E Foster OF Iowa, husband OF J..
Ellen Foster, the noted lecturer and
speaker, is a candidate for the governor
ship Of New Mexico, It is said he stands
an excellent chance for appointment with
out violation of the home rule idea, as he
and his wife, for several years past, have
been engaged in promoting extensive
irrigation and farming enterprises in
| northwest New Mexico. 90 miles south OF
Durango. Col.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
BOISE. NAMPA & owvHEE RAILROAD
Work of Laying Track Has Begun
HrldWe 60 he built.

Boise Nov. ls.-work has begun laying
track on the Boise, Nampa s. owyhee
railroad. Operations were stopped before
election. but have now been resumed.
The road is graded as far as Snake river
and the steel bridge across the stream Is
to be built at once. The rapid develop
ment OF the mines in owyhee eouhty
makes Il necessary to get the road lin
ished. as mining umbers and fuel are
in great demand. being very scarce in she
vicinity OF the mines.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
JOHN r. GENTRY. THE PAGER. SOLD.
Purchased by banker TewksbUry
for eI9.0OO.

New York. Nov. Is.--John r. Gentry, king OF
the harness race horses, was sold at the Mad
tsou Square Garden horse sales tonight for
SIS 800 TO Lewis J. Tewksbury, owner Of Rob
ert J.
Wien the great PAGER was brought out thu
Immense crowd IN the grant stands shouted.
some one said stooa He was l. f. wornser.
and some one went $1,000 higher. That was
Tewksbury, and then they had It Thousands
verr nothing for time. Ten Thousand"
YELLED woTmser. II 80 you a thousand better"
said Tewksbury,
Up It went to SAeoo and thsn the auctioneer
heard woTmser say SIS, 500.
well, say steo better" same from Tewks-
bury,
That meant slS.sco.
Hes yours" cried oat Mr., Barnes. after
he had said one, two, three, and the greatest
racer the world has ever prC1uced. in the
opinion OF the sporting world. was in the pos
session Of Mr.. Tewksbury.
Mr. Tewksbury is a well known banker He
has long been a lover Of fast horses and has
| several fine ones in his stable among them
| Robert J.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
TORPEDO BOAT SUNK IN COLLISION,
No. ~ Of the French Navy Went Go
the nottOm.

Brest. Nov. is,-The torpedo boats
known by the numbers 81 and 81, OF the
French navy, came into collision during
tho maneuvcrs of Cape De La Chevre,
The former boat sank, and Its crew Is
missing. Number 81 was also badly dam
aged. and was lowed here. No. So was
one of the series OF three boats. and her
complement of men was le. Her length
was ia feet, and she had speed OF n
knots, No. 81 is slightly smaller, but also
has a complement Of l6 men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
HANNA CAN BE MADE ELIGIBLE
Treasury SecretaryHhip Not Put De-
SOnd His Grasp.

Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. in A Hanna
stated 10 an Associated Press reporter
today that the alleged interview with
him sent from this city by the United
Press. making him say he is ineligible
for the portfolio OF the secretary of the
treasury. said: 1t is pure fake"
While there has been some talk in regard
to Hanna being barred from the treasury
secretSryship by reason OF his CONNER
cial interests 1t is held by well-informel
persons that the law bearing on the sub
ject does not apply TO internal commerce
and should it be decided that it does bar
Hanna there are numerous ways in which
the objections could be removed.
General Horace Porter OF New York
was a visitor at Hanna's office today. A
long conference was held. 1t Is rumoced
Porter will be appointed secretary OF war.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
EXPRESS EMPLovg ASKS DAMAGES.
Claims to Have been Falsely Ac-
cased by the Company.

st. Louis, Nov. ia suit for $0.CAo
damages was filed against the American
Express Company today by Augustus g
Graulich, who was brought into the not
cd express robbery case OF October, 1886,
bv the company filing suit against him
last March to recover sss5oo. the amount
stolen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
NEEDS OF THE NAVY
amy aAGINEER POINTS our DE-
.E1rs ~ REPAIR SYSTEM.
.s,r Of TEainsa Aen As~ kaIistsa
~, sumstsat to Mas shiPs In
1iHAe soF battle,

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
NORWEGIAN BARK sgLADoN LOST.
Is Now liz bays Ont From the City
of Honolulu.

of Honolulu.
Honolulu, Nov. A-IPer steamer Ala
media via San Francisco, Nov. Isl The
Norwegian bark Seladon. with l6 men. Is
believed to be at the bottom OF the ocean.
Wilder 4 Comp, coal merchants. to whom
her cargo was consigned. have given her
up. The bark was loS tons. She sailed
from New Castle. July last. for Homo
lulu. She is now III days out and has
never been heard OF. The eonsignees be-
lieve she has either burned or gone TO
the bottom months ago. The SeiadOn has
never visited this port. She carried full
complement OF officers and a crew Of iS
men. Her cargo consisted OF ilTl tons
OF Cardif coal. consigned to Wilder 4
Comp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21

Denver. Nov, IA special to the News from
Roswell n. NJ, says
sheriff Haynes Just received a message from
Deputy United States Marshal ballard at
beer Creek. n, M. that the posse killed Bob
Hayes. partner Of Joe AassroNe. who killed
George Parkel near Roswell. October q The
posse has been In pursuit ever since. Mus
grove was also wounded.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21

t,,,irrtau, Nov, - Tho NetheTland Amstl-
- ,trr shin sraarandam. fr0m Ne" YORK No
,rrnher 7th Tor this port, Eronnacn ~ = lk
49,. 80 Vow Mas ahout 10 miles trom herN'
me TossenFcrs have becn landed, The steamer
AZ, ,,.la,ly he noatcd next high tile
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
Repor, "a wa.hinaton.

Washington. Nov. iS.-The comptroller Of the
currency has received notice Of the failure OF
the First National hank Of SIOUX City. Iowa,
capital tie0 600 The liabilities TO dspositors At
the date OF the last report tlqs COO loans
and discounts tts3. eoo. Bank Examiner BlAn-
din has been placed In charge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
Mnrhcn nrn.c .II. NccI..

,,,,,.burg ra.. Nov. ia.--while Warden Ma
~ T,ie was en- mute to Riverside rcnl-
,cr,,ar, Nth a rrisonerg, Thomas ,rnn'n nn-
i'N,ss'' Lore seutrucr fNr car Ivhhcry, juiar.
~, -, a fest moving train. Macre followed
80, hut aiiehtinE on his head, broke MS neck
,,,.,tn was seriously injured
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21
AL-LorNo offlcEas OF rAI ARMy
"rd"rs Lately Issasd FROM che pe-
pRTtmEat ut Washington.

Na7h.ru'on. Nov. u Army orders
Nfiar lewis J TeszoB. granted ioN'
N'Ns leave of absence. first ldentHn.
George Cosip. relieved from Missouri
aFy academy MsNico, Mo. as ff
'.t ~ Nseontinuancs Of institutions tp'
'nr ratlrnu board convened At ~
N' ah Mt. is dissolved and a ne"
."'rl vith Major Ezra Woodruff, s"r
soon. as president. ts convened. Capt az
John klnsle will repart TO the rstir'ns
'nFri az Fort Keogh.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21

-re nrIivia Nov - WA oaivsS'"n >
pho .n'utar - asputies has athsd ths spF-
invent Tor Information ~ the ureisct 70 80
."''7 'hs cuban insurgents - hefhEerents W
s lance WITH q Tpsririlan sioptsd ~ con-
u ls believed tho government is sVer~e
fH thn utaiact
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21

Esa,,ls wash SOY - Charles l''.
I.r.. srs rrr4s E0r'f each HndoT ~ 'r"
m ssu p-uit has a rsilr' 'r pie ''ii 7f''
t-osr.ss las, rlahl by r. u Ra'''a
. rssse rSsfssros ihn rnHrr n''7 v''' '''
s.arsf-f IN, enc las' week tho ''-'
has l,seu o,srr9n With h"fr'ar7r "'9 VIZ
-,r5.s r.gil rrs rawgr- ans - 'h7".
although Is ar . residences ACT" '"'''''.
Inc Young men made confession 20
,ss rslet " rallee and the "f''''s a''
,.nu IN possession az il''' vor'h Of s'''''
,r,r.sr., the, ,hc lads had hidden.
Tacoma store H"hh"d, 1870
Tacoma wash. NoV lF ,''
,,p,..l tho general store n Mcdonald .
rold A. ~ and SO Eat T@'n'' sly, .'.'..
,,,rs, las, niaht u Foois valued at , ..
,srr,ire 81 o large quantity Of '''s' l.',
.ra rrayis,aus Il IS believed Wiz
80, ned TO car, the plumber away. fn'
,rortle,ar uves over the store, eo, n'
80 nc, unusual nuises during the n's"'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-21

rlaDS iei N"y y, . I rgs,yr '' ono y as
COMPANY Of 'hls ~, s, ever given. It h"ing ~
,araes, single o'' ohesIs for stuaehak'r
,,.,,ss,s of toath Bend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

can he brought about. The indications for
stronger foreign exchange rates are about the
only unfa vora BILE features in the general situa-
ton aside from the condition OF the Treasury
income account. American Tobacco was the
most heavily dealt in stock on the list. active
manipulation advancing the price to 74&, a
gain of 17s per cent, while General Electric SOLD
ar an nro6t taking sales The small amount Of
Baltimore and Ohio stock on hand for specu-
lative use was shown yesterday in an up
ward movement upon the calling in by holders
Of long stock which lad been lent. But toward
the close this stock reacted losing fractionally.
American Cotton Oil and Laclede Gas were
strong features elsewhere among the active
shares changes being small, and al the close
about evenly divided between gains and losses.
The regular quarterly dividend action on Man
haitian and Western Union was without effect
on these stocks. Total transactions amounted
TO 1s6Sl2 OF which over 900 shares were fur
nished by three stocks.
Last prices Of the chief active stocks com
pare with yesterdays as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

'TSans payaIIc are secured Uy c07'"'''"''
The changes in the funded debt are explained
as follows: Missouri Pacific gold fundine to-
To the amount OF So 256,000. and Iron Mountain
cold funding notes to the amount OF Sfff,ooo
were certified by the trustee. taken up on ,iIe
companys books and included In the tolaI
amount Of the funded debt during the va,
Iron Mountain general consols to the amount
OF s54 900 were retired and Iron Mountain nrsI
preferred income bonds to the amount OF sZo'''
were purchased and retired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-11

RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Sales NJ Government bonds consisted OF $4,000
coupon AZ of 1925 Ms $40 900 at H. 5000 regis
tered As OF 1907 at l0s 1000 coupon 4s OF 1907 at
l,OA. Final quotations compare with yes'er
days az follows
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