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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-26
Shriners at Spokane.

Today was Shriners' day at the In
terstate fair at Spokane, and was a
big one. The Shriners from a num-
Der of the tributary towns attended,
and Occur d'Alene was we'll repre-
sented. A ceremonial session was
held by the Ancient Arabic Order,
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, at
which class of so walked the hot
sands of the burning desert, and 16
of the class were citizens of Occur d..
Alene. I. A. Daughters, Ed. STAINS
berry, j. G. Dryer, H. j. Jones,
VIM. Dollar, ]. NJ. Elder F. S. Col.
quhoun, Geo. Williams, Thomas Pat
chell, Z. R. Whitla and L. E. Wood.
Other Occur d'Aleneites in Spokane
were, F. d. VIM and wife, Major
Warner and wife, A. v. Chamberlain,
0. D. Bratton and wife.
At the Masonic Temple at six
O'Clock this evening an elaborate
banquet will be served to the Shrin-
ers and their ladies. After the ban
quet the ladies will retire and the
Shriners will proceed with the cere-
mony Of putting candidates over the
hot sands. At the conclusion Of this
ceremonial, another banquet will be
served in honor Of the new members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in AL
the Leading Stocks. ~

New York. Jan. 1S.-The trading tn
stocks Today for most of the time was
not up to Yesterdays rate of activiy
and the market fell into positive dullness
at times. An excellent medium for mar
ketinE stocks was offered, nevertheless.
and the taking was indGstfiously
pursued under cover OF the sustaining
force of the strong features of the trad
ing. ENplana tionS of the movements in
special stocks were mostly of the nature
of mconiirmcd rumors. a very large
number of dormant industrial stocks and
specialticS We're awakened into activity
and made prominent advances. OF the
more substantial standard stocks the
feature of the day was the renewal of
the recent active speculation i'll Reading
This WAS striking counterpart of the
rcvcrsion in CEion Pacific and the smclt
in: stocks ye.terday. Much of the activ-
ity in Reading was traceablc to the same
sources as that which accompanied its
long advance IN the hands of the pool!
The price vas carried to a now record
above Ii2. Next to these movements. the
most prominent in tho railroad list were
the Gould SOuthwesterns. Missouri Pa
ctic and Wabash preferred, jointly pooled
the movement. which affected minor
members of the group in less degree.
Great interest conferred upon Amalga-
mated Copper all CAY. as action on tho
dix dcnd was expected before the market
cIoacd. Tho directors had not been long
in session. however TO consider the div
iicnd action before rumors began tc fly
about tn" Stock Exchange with potent
effect urop the market movement of the
stock. The general expectation was of a
u per cent dividend for the quarter but
after the assembling OF the directors a
|'tllSe r,iIrOr was put i'll C1rCufstion That
the dividend would be placed on or 5
per cent. rate per annum. AmalSamated
Copper. which had sold as low llOS,.
shot up to 11?,. on enormous dealings.
foil back to 112li and fiuCtudtcd violent
". On the announcement of the dividend
il dropped to 10. hut closed at 111li. A
net decline of Il. The late break in the
stock unsettled the general market and
the closing tone considerably. Money
continues to accumulate at this center
and interest rates to work easier.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par val
ua. s.. $4,000 United States bonds were
all unchanged on call
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
STORIES SEEM ShRAlCHr.
60 s. Greek Sponge Divers Are Al
mitted TO United States.

New York, Jan. 1S.-Thirty- eight
Greek sponge divers were allowed to-
day to cnter the United States after
four weeks detention at Ellis Island
during which the immigration officials
investigated sn unusual story which
thcy told which led to the suspicion
that thcv were contract laborcrS.
When questioned each Of the IS
srongc divers. said he had come to the
United states because of q letter print
cd in j Greek newspaper and written
by the Creek ConGul at Chicago stat
Ing that thvc was plenty m employ
Tent on the Florida coast for good
81 onge diTerT, The men were all from
the same ;:rCti0n of ';rc""". all lett
home at th" GiInc time and all arrived
here on IL" @amc ship. TO CompI",r
the striking uniformity Of their stories
each man had just enough money to
tax" him to Florida and no more.
After four weeks investigation. how
over. tn" immigration officials found
II" evidence Of contract labor agree
m.nts III heir cases aud permitted
them to enter tho country. They :9,l
they will 90 to Tarpon. Fla.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
ROLkER SKATING AND POLO.

Portland Argus: Billy O'Brien of this
city is going to Watcrvillc to meet Harry
Nigur of that place in threc-milc roller
skating race Saturday night. Though de-
feated by Nigue recently q Bricu is con-
fdcnt that the result of tho coming con-
contest will be a totally different story.
Brockton Enterprise: Roller polo is on
the way. A meeting in This city for tin,
formation of Il circuit resulted in the or
ganiZaticn of the New England Roller
polo League, with Charles c. Fitzgerald
of Brockton as president. and John J.
Whalcn. also Of this city. and manager
of Quircy's interests in the league. as
secretary. Brockton. Providence Qtfin-
cy, Plymouth and New Bedford will be
The circuit. and four of these cities were
represented at the mceIing Sunday. A
season Of 10 weeks playing opening i'm
mcdiately after the completion Of the
new rink at Campello. with four games
n week. two at home ard two away. is
included in the plans. Brocktons DOl)
nights will probably Dc Saturday and
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
WARNING BY TELEPHONE
Ec Withdraw Deposits frcm severaI
Chicago Banks.

Chicago. Jan. H-Complaint has heen
made at several banks that denneitor;
are being called by telephones and ad-
vised by persons whose identity is not
known to withdraw their deposits from
the institutions. The depositor is told with
much evidence of concern that he had
better get his money out of the particr-
lar institution in which he happened to
have it lodged. DcpoSitors in three Of the
richc2t banks in the city have been given
this unsolicited advice. John !. Mitch,
ell. president Of the Illinois. Trust and
So Wings Bank. said yesterday:
This bu2iness il 10 mc incxplica bic
There is absolutely no occasion Tor alarm,
and the persons tclephoning or advising
depCsitcrs to take their money out cf
the banks arc either foolish or malicious.
We have been trying to run down the
source of these stories.
Three banks have had the sane ex
pericnce with their derositors There
should be Some way to put AN end to
these unwarranted efforts to frichten
timii perSOnS"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
LANGLEY DISCHARGED
For Stealing Typewriters, But Held on
Another Charge.

Now York. Jan. 1S.-A detective who
was asked by Magistrate Mayo. in po-
lice court today at tho arraignmcnt Of
James II. Langley. accused Of stealing
typewritcrs. why he had seized the
prisoners papers III his private apart
ment. replied:
AT the tclegraphic request of the
New Haven authorities, who thought
they might show some connection be-
tween Langley and Charles A. Ed
wards, the man whose death in New
Haven two weeks ago is still d
mystery"
This is a most extraordinary pro-
ccedurc.." said tho magistrate. "Who
gave you the right to seize the mans
papers, -..
"Wc did il in the line Of our usual du-
ty," said the detective, thinking to
find something that would throw light
on the case
well the question a. to The papers
is not in my iuriedicil?n' said the
magistrate, ask ycurs, commissioner
what to do with thcm,"-
The charge OF stealing typcwritcrs
was DISMISSED today. hut Langley WAS
held for further examination next Mon-
day on the complaint of four men. who
told the court that the prisoner bad OBJ
tanned money from them. Langley was
paTolcd in the custody of hi. lawyer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
AoWs YOUR STOMACH !?
8owdltch, Webster 4 Co Nav.
a h.emedy Which They Guar.
a"tse to Cure the Worst
Gases OF Stomach Trouble.

we wish to tell the r.sd.,. =.
peper about remedy for nv "1 this
which is marvel in medicine ''Speps'a.
the WORT cases. from the acu,. lures
oI Indigestion to Chronic n,a.s
This remedy is known "a A,bsrt sPTps.s-
Gtnner Flii. being the prescrintion ~ ~
Hutchinson. the noted specialist ~
don ana Brighton, England. who ,,n';
Gus to his decease had built I'm a r peyl-
aoie prachce as specialist in disaa.s.
ci the stomach. pr. Hutchinson cIa irras
.ha' ,,s sue "ss was due to tho u.a .,
this pm, and siucc its Introduction mr. ~.
american Continent it has rerfnrmat
wonderful cures. Mr.. J. n. Lombard
Casco. Ne, writes: Il am now nast g;
years or age and have had stom. ~,
trouble practically all my life. / sent ana
got sample package OF Alberts fit,Ia.
Dinner PHI. thinking that 1t would tur,'
out 10 be one more disappointment, byt
from the nrst dose found relief. and can
say that am now better than ever, ha
fore in my life 1t Is a wonderf,i .,,.. pe
for Dyspepsia and I hes rtily rccommend
1t to all sufferers from stomach trn,,hI..
Alberts Little Dinner PHI contains no
Physic, no Acid, AlkaH. Ginger pe,.,',
Pancreatin. Soda, Morphine or any nreri
aration OF OPIUM. or in fact any of Tho
ingredients usually found i'm so-c,,,ad
Dyspepsia cures. It cures by remov;rg
the cause and makes the worst ceses
well. being guaranteed to benefit or the
purchase price returned. At drug stores
or by mall - cents per package sampIes
free. Address Albert Chemical Co Hos.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
TIE SQUADRON SAILS.
Admiral S,usbee snI His Cruisers
Lesve Gibraltar for 1angler.

Gibraltar. Jan. 1S.-Ths American
cruiser squadron. consisting Of the
Brooklyn. flying the flag of Rear Adj.
Sig shoe. and the Galveston. Tacomt and
Chattanooga. sailed from here for Tan
cier Thur"day. The appearance Of the
warships with the Brooklyn leading in
single formation was exceedingly smart
The squadron will remain three da, s at
Tansier. and thence will so to AlSicrs
and other Mediterranean ports.
The Galveston and ChattanooEa eX
pcct to he ordered to the China station
later The behavior Of tho American
blu" Jackets during their stay here was
excellent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Why Refe,
to Doctor;
SPORTING NOTES.

Yale's hockey team played its first
game in the intercollegiate tournament
at the st. Nicholas skating rink. New
York, Wednesday night. They met the
team from Brown University and won
. too.
Guiding Star, Newton Benninetop's
good colt, was the only Winning fay-
orite of the day Wednesday at the New
Orleans fair grounds. Jockey Nc
Laughlin furnished the features of the
days racing, winning the 2-year-old
scramble with Minis Daughter. at 20
TO 4, and the fourth race with North
Wind at 100 to /.
The international Yachting confer
renee at its meeting at London Friday
next will probably adopt the inter-
European formula which is widely diff
ferent from the measurement rule of
the New York Yacht Club. The
French proposals which were founded
on the American rating were unani-
mously rejected by the conference
Wednesday,. The delegates express the
hope that they will be able to effect
compromise with the United States.
tional Association of Automobile Man.
ufacturers, incorporated. took place at
New York "Wednesday. Twenty-eight of
the active members were present. BY
a unanimous vote of the members all
of the officers We're reelected: PreSi-
dent. T.. n. Cutler: first vice president.
&. w. Bennett: second vice president.
\. L. Pope: third vice president. S. D..
Wnldon: treasurer, w. r. Innis: secrc-
tary. Percy Owen. and general man.
ager. s. A. Miles. President Cutters
report indicated that the association is
| in erninently satisfactory condition.
The ten American rinks that Wedncs-
: day competed with an equal number OF
Canadian Kinks for the international
trophy at Duluth won by a score of los
10 l04. II was a close and exciting con-
test on the whole. as the Americans
won only by a margin of 4. The Amer
ican r;nks will play down for tho honor
Of holding it this year. The curriers' en-
joyed 4 banquet at the Duluth
| Commercial Club. and covers were laid
! for go. The weather is very salts
factory for curling as far rs tcmpera-
| turc is concerned. though blizzard
prevailed all day. making it unpleasant
! to get about
| The trophy given by King Edward
WI OF England for the 9O-foot schooner
class of racing yachts will be raced
for this year for the first time. Tho
?0-foot schooner class has been grow
ing in popularity recently and now J,
Rogers Maxwell has placed an order
with the HerreschoTS for a schooner
which is nov being built at Bristol
land with this yacht Mr.. Maxwell
/, thinks he will have 4 good chance to
win the cup. This will make six ol
sevcn yachts that will race in this
class. and the outlook is for the finest
schooner racing that has ever been
witnessed III one class in these waters
The Elmina. owned by r. r. Brewster:
the Corona. owned by Arthur F.. Luke
the 1ngomar. owned by Morton r
Plant, the Emerald. now owned by a
Boston yachtsman. and the Lasca. own
cd b. f. 2. Dcremus. will be the Other
candidates in this class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Boston Stock Market,
New York Produce Market.

New York. Jan. 49,
FIOtR-Reccipts. ls.459 exports. 6G45:
sales. 40; dull but steady.
m WHEATnReceipts. NJ !: II. oas a.ooo: exports 1925;
?1M elevator; No. red. 9e3s o afioat :
No. J northern Duluth. S7as o b afioat.
CORN-Receipts. 12?0Oo: exports. 16S. $50:
sales. $3.50 futures. 2i0OO spot: spot
steady; No. .. IS elevator and 5Iia f O h
afioat: No. yellow. 51a. No. white. 80.
oATS-Receipts. $1,000; exports. ~.
mixed oats. :6d32 lbs. 36lsM37: clipped
white, 3est4O lbs. 4O04T.; natural white.
:0I32 lbs. 37;sM3S.
CUT MEATS-Quiet
LARD-SteGdy; refined quiet.
POPE-Steady.
BUTTER-lrregular: receipts. Az: rem
ovated common to extra, l5Ia6f2,ii; west
crn factory. common to firsts. 1918; west
ern imitation creamery, extras 2ia2ee; do.
firsts. 1920. Wv
EGGS-Easy; state, Pa. and nearby
mixed extra, 22023
POTATOES-Irish steady. unchanged:
sweets easy: Jersey per bbi.. I.25da. Is.
~ suHA a.s;e.' ARmhaw' nominal: fair refining,
gar, 27s; refined. quiet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc
NORTH WIN DSOR.

Hiram Pierce is at work this month
fer lis fat1er-in-law Judson Hussey.
Hamilton Hamlin Of Gardiner who
has been visiting his relatives. Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Ebcr Hallowcll, returned hom"
this week.
Letter Pierce is attending Shaw 9
Rusjness College at Augusta.
Uncle" John Merrill is 81 years old
today tJnn.' ISL. 4 host Of friends wish
him many more happy birthdays.
Frederick Monroe has apprenticed
himself to Mr.. Allen the blacksmith OF
Windsor Corner All wish him success
II. learning the trade.
The Ladies' Union will meet at F..
NJ. Wednesday. Jan. 81 with Mrs. Mar
saret Pierce.
Tic school here taught by Mac Reed.
closed Friday with especially interest
i1,g cAcrciscs. Miss Reed boarded dur
uy the term with Mr. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Pierce. All hope for her return in
the spring.
A party of 10 attended the Evanse-
listic services at South China last Fri
day night. Benz. Fcrnald with a span
OF horses spared no pains in making
the trip pleasant and comfortable.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
EASY SAILING,
Moroccan Conference Set
ties Important Point.
Agrees on Line Of Plan
Regarding Coniraband.
Altitude Of Great Britain Only Disturbing
Factor in Meeting.

AlCCciras. Spain, Jan. 1S.-The dele
gates TO the Moroccan conference. hcld
a private session lasting two hours TINS
afternoon. The session resulted i'll an
agreement on the main lines of a plan
for the repression Of contraband enter
ing Morocco. II was feared that this
question of contraband might lead to
tranco-German tension as to who
should carry out the rcpressive meas
ures proposed but this. happily. APP
pears to have been averted. The dis
cussion WAS an informal one for the
purpose Of permitting tho delegates TO
speuh their minds without having their
views officially recorded.
The discussion proved to he most
cuncil.atory, the cnly divergence being
statement made by the Moroccan
delegates that they could not permit
the repression of or the hunting for
ar,n,; without first referring the matter
to the Sultan.
The delegates were in accord upon
the need of all the powers passing laws
penalizng the introduction OF contra
band. They also tended towards a
piau under which Morocco would adopt
rigid repressivc measures in cocpcra-
ton with the powers. This followed q
proposition submitted by Spain which
was designed to reconcile the dlif"r-
euces; between France and Germany.
A conlmittec Of five WAS appointed to
study and report on Il final project at
the session to he held Saturday. This
committee is composed of SiGnor NAL
musi, Italian; Count Won Tattenhach.
German; NJ. Rcgnaul,. French: Sidi FL
MoiihrI. Moroccan, and Sclor CaNal-
lcrc. Spanish.
Tuday's meeting has strengthened the
tcciing among the delegates that the
result of the conference will be salts
factory.
TIE day has becu fruitful III meetings
| of various groups of delegates with
view of conciliating their dtficrcnt i'll
ttrcStS.
one danger II the conference" i* con-
>;acra.i t. lie in the stiff attitude oi
Great i:ritia,i. France. il seems. is d's-
POSED to discuss with Germany the
bases of an agreement but whether
i:ritjan will favor such an agreement Is
not known However. nearly everyone
thinks that the longer he preliniinaricE
are kept up tlic less will be tho danger
and ,I,;.t time alone will aid iii h7r-
noi,iXin. the various differences.
.:rtlvt: tclc.raphinG is going ON be
tween th,. ambassadors and thor ie-
| Spectivc capitals. The French arc H"'
| trusting TO tho land lines, hul send
| their df5patclr-" by q fast torpedo ho3
| to tIrier:. where they arc cah;cf to
| France The Duke of .tlnlnhnVar
| %r:, .lish minister of foreign affairs
,yh" is president Of the '"iiieffn"". mas
y telegraph instrument in his private
| rtol. for communication with Madrid
Something cf Il tiuttcr was caused
amo,!g the dirlnWatistS t'y the news
| thDt cu,alJnrx exists here. Today Nd
| miral Sigsbce. who learned this fact
from tho authorities at Gibraltar. is
sued an order forbiddinE anyone be
| longing to his squadron to :" a.l'or" a.
|
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
A FITZGERALD FUND.
6oston's Mayor Donates $1,000 on Plan
OF Benz. Franklin.

Boston, Jan. 1h.-At q meeting today
of the directors Of the Franklin fund.
which has been accommodating for 100
years and which now amounts to ar
most s500.00O. MANOR John r. L1,1-
gerald announced that hc had decided
II emulate Benjamin Franklin by do
mating $1,000 to form a fund that is
To accumulate interest for 100 years
Mayor Fitzgerald told the manager 8
that he reached that decision ycstcr-
day while attending some of the cxer-
"iscS in commcmoration of Franklin
Tho donation with it's accumulation,
iH t" ho expended by the members Of
the board Of managers existing 100
years from now for the purpose or pur
poses which will in the opinion of tho
managers composing tho board at that
time. best serve the interests of hui
nla1ity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
.kos cooc KILLED
In Three. Round Bout at New York.
Other Man Escapes.

New York, Jan. 1s.-"Kid" Goog,
prize fighter. was killed in the second
round OF a three round bout tonight
in a place known as George McFad-
den's Club, in third avenue. The man
with whom ne was fighting escaped.
and the police are looking for him. 1t
a. said that Goog's right name is
0reenburg and that he is a resident of
this city. -,
Coos opponent was known as KID
Sis. Both were boys Is years old.
There were about 500 spectators pres
ent and when Goog. whose real name
is Nathan Rosenburg, was found to
be dying, there was much excitement.
Four arrests were made of men alleged
to be connected with the affair.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Boston Produce Market.

Boston. Jan. Is
FLOUR-Quiet: spring patent. mill ship
ment. 1853, to3..
CORN-G.uiet but steady. No yellow.
63ig
OATS-Steady: No. . clipped white. 81,
@40.
H.AY-Dull and easy. No. 1. lsguiine.
lower grades 1"IIi.
MILL FEED-Firm and higher
STRING BRAN-21d21 co
MINED FEED-"l 75st4
COTTON SEED MEAL-3' 5HQ35iN.
PORK-Steady: medium. lh.'a.
LARp-Steady. &C.
EEEt'-Quiet but steady. extra heavy
sides. 7izWS.
LAMBS-Steady. 10I11.
NF,ALS-Steady; 1ou12.
BUTTER-F'irm: northern. 2612t
CHEFSE-Steady; York state. fa1fa
EGGS-Quiet. fancy. las: eastern. .
az
APPLES-Quiet but steady: Baldrins,
c.115U s.25: Northern Spies. Sni
POTATOES-Quieta and easy. Hebrons.
GSU6S Green Mountains. hfN'c
81 GAR-ouct but steady on basis
of 4 % for granulated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
ya,e's Baseball Schedule.

New Haven Jan. 1s.-The Yale baseball
schedule for 1906 includes So games The
only innovation is a game May &c with
Cornell. which Yale has not met On the
diamond in years. There are games with
Penn April q and May q. The games
with New England institutions are:
March 2S-Trinity at New Haven.
April 4-Tufts at New Haven.
April 5-Amherst at New Haven.
MAY 4-EXetcr ct Exeter.
May 9-Brown at Providence.
May 12-Holy Cross at Worcester.
May 1S-Uilliams at New Haven.
May 19-Holy Cross ut New Haven.
May 30-Brown at Providence.
June e-Dartmouth at New Haven.
June 2l-Harvard at Cambridge.
June 2e-Harvard at New Haven.
June 3e-HaIvard at New York in case
uf tie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

In the Park square roller skating rink.
and another says that the Charlestown
Artillery Armory. corner Bunker He'll and
Lexington streets, would be an ideal
place. 1t Is said that the authorities will
not interfere. Boston sports will be
pleased with the chance of boxing OPEN
ing up again in this city. The men he
hind the plan declare tnat all that It
wanted is a man with nerve. OF course.
as yet there has been no talk of matches
but the fact that so many good boys
are ready to work wherever there is Il
chance shows that there would he no
trouble making good bouts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
LYING SIDE BY SIDE.
Continued from Page OEe.)

yer with which he afterwards ended
his life.
He made his appearance at the home
of his sister about O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. 1t waa between 4 and when
his neighbor. William H. Fowler. ar
rived at Bailcy's and told Aver "f the
burning of his home.
Without word in reply Aver drew
the revolver from his pocket and shot
himself in the right temple. He never
regained consciousness and died at
$50 in the evening
High Sheriff George A. S Kimball Of
Merrimack county returned to the
scene Of the crime in Pembroke at 3
o'clock Thursday morning for the pur-
l.osc Of searching the ruins in the hope
that some further remains of the mur-
dered people may be discovered.
A light snow is falling which will
cool the ashes and make the work of
investigating much easier.
On his return from Chichester this
forenoon, County Solicitor Clifford
said that the only additional facts ell
cited from Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey by his
visit were that Aver seemed very ner-
vous from the moment of his arrival
and that his first inquiry of them was:
| Has anyone called me by telephone" :"
Not long after the telephone bell
rang and Aver exclaimed:
''1f its somebody that wants me. tell
them | am not here
Mr.. Clifford says that beyond tho
task of recovering tho bodies from
the ruins of the fire. nothing further
remains for the county authorities 10
do. Aver having taken upon himself
| his own punishment.