The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-22
CAPITAL NEWS AEN DEPOSED.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
said 80 Have Entered Int seeFsa AEFee-
msRt 80 TARA Dsmoeratie Paper over
20 the Knslay did Not succeed Ia the
6ehsnaa.

Chas, II. Fisher, who has been
editor OF this paper for some time,
has been deposed by the board Of
directors Of the Capital News Publish
ing company, and the paper Ia tbs
future will be- run along legitimate
newspaper lines.
q. II. Fisher and w. .. darcy
arc small stockholders in this paper
aud by conspiracy, fraud, mis-
representation and intimidation last
fall secured control, in trust, Of
majority Of tho stock Of tbs com
pany, for the purpose, as agreed, OF
securing sufficient capital 70 add
new machinery and plant and piao'
ing the company on a sound financial
basis
Instead Of doing - they agreed
they entered into conspiracy Eith
one ]. II. BRADY and others, 10 loot
the company aud wreck the business
IL possible, in order 20 set full con
troll, Il possible. the object boing 70
further the political ambitions Of
Brady.
Thsy we're discovered In time 70
prevent them from accomplishing
their object and the matter Il nos
being taken % the couFts-
J. II. Brady. Who IL 1t the bead Il
the conspiracy. came 20 Idaho from
Kansas = few yeaFs ago, where be left
= record. aud hFuke Into Idaho
politics, and l. nos chairman Of tbs
republican state committee.
We will a little later on hFins
him and lis ieliow oonspiratoS som'
Of whom arc hiding behind III
bushss, out Into the open and throv
the Ilms. light Of publicity on th"m
aud tho details % tho conspiracy abs
the characters ui tbsas people will b
fully ventilated, - Capital News.
The above editorial Ahnounoemon
IN The Capital Nsws IL ths result Of
controversy between stockholders ?
the company. AZ Boise Saturday
tho arat Of SERIES Of cases uas lllei
against Chas. II. Fisher aud W. }
darcy, who arc under most snriou
charges.
The plaintiff is the Capital New
Publishing company and Tho defend
ant 10 Charles II. Fisheg. tbs dePoee'
editor. The complaint Il verlfi~
by X. S. Sheridan, secretary an
business manager uf the company
Who has charged that Sir. Fisher an
W. J. DARCY. ~ stockholders an
officials Of the company, entered 10,
a conspiracy with J. II. Brady. (
poeAlello, chairman Of The fepahliea
state committee, 20 loot the bushes
aud wreck tho paper IN order to gal
control for political purposes,
la this action the plaintiff con
rany oudeayoFa 10 recover from MI
Fisher slTGg. Sc unthur tire" caus'
Of action, ~ follows
one thousand dollars that u L. a
legged J. n. brady, the republics
chairman. paid Fisher last fall, {,
what sort leo the complaint docs M
state. Tho dRses given, howevr
shuw that the money vas paid dnrir
the campaign.
Ovordrawn hy Fisher on ealai
account. s264,Gs
Five hundred. dollars withheld
Fisher out Of the proceeds Of q nc
for $1,000.
Tho cauae Of action respecting q
payment 90 Fisher BY Chairm'
Brady Of $1,000 IL ne follows:
THAT tho defendant, q. II. Fishc
Is indebted to tho plaintiff In q
sum Of $1,000 a. iollows, to-wi
That during the months Of Septel
ber, October and November. tg0A,
the plaintiff Is informed and bcliov,
one J. H. Brady, as chairman Of {
republican state central commits
paid over 60 the defendant, {.
Fisher. for the benefit aud use Of /
plaintiff, the sum Of $1,000 and
became and was the duty Of Q.
Fisher to Immediately account
aud pay over said sum Of money
the plaintiff, which he has failed a
neglected to do. as the plaintiff
informed and believes approrpiat
and converted TO his own use. a"
The allegation respecting the M
follows: ''rhat the defendant Ia
debied 70 the plaintiff In the sum
$500 ON the following facts, tow
That on January "a, 1905, the 3,
defendant, "a president OF the abs
company. aud acting for and on
half Of the company, executed y
delivered to George D. Townsend
promlsaory note for tho sum of s30l
receiving. as the plaintiff is inform
and believes, the full sum Of s3C
on account thereof, and that the 81