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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-23
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Call and see the new assortment Of
builders hardwsFe at the Lake CITY
Hardware company before purchasing.
Prices are right.
Car extra tine Alfalfa, Gar iane
Vetch Hay just received. Idaho
Mercantile company.
Through misinformation an article
in the Press stated that Lottie Tomp-
kins and Emma Seigns we're members
OF the graduating class Of the high !.
school. Superintendent Barton says
that the parties were Lester Vincent
and Emm Sands.
Phoenix ready mixed paints in all
shades, floor paints, carriage, and
wagon paints, varnish lead, and oils.
Lake City Hardware company.
We make our jelly and guarantee
it pure. Nothing like our jelly
rolls, try them. Bogg's Bakery.
Wanted. -Ladies who would like
to make pin money by selling bread,
pastry, fancy work, or in fact any
thing that is nice. Please call at
once at the Woman's Exchange, ga,
Occur d'Alene street.
For sale-A span Of $500 pound
horses s years old. A span of 300
pound horses, 7 years. Two 81 New
Mitchell wagons. Two new bob
sleds, two new double set of heavy
harness. J. T. Carter, ITO North
9th street, Occur d'Alene. tt.
Now is the time to purchase your
Easter bonnet. The Paris is the right
place.
Mrs. B. II. Williams and Mrs. r. A,
Walker, have opened the Woman's
Exchange, and are prepared to sup
ply all the demands for flowers,
pastry, bread, candies and fruit.
A visit at the shop will convince you
that everything is scrupulously clean.
Dance, Saturday night at Sander
ball, by Nauholz orchestra
George Williams, architect, made a
flying trip to Standpoint during the
week and secured the contract for
turning out the plans for the new
court house and Jail for Bonner coun-
ty, which will be erected at Sand
point. The courthouse will be a
$40, 000 frame building, perfect in
every detail, while the Jail will be a
brick structure costing in the neigh
borhood Of So, 900, both buildings TO
occupy the same block but to be con.
1t has been repeatedly reported fol-
some time that another daily newspa
per would be established in Occur d.
Alene in the near future and that the
Journal would publish the same.
When interviewed last evening Mr..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-23
HOTEL IDAHO CAFE
Special for Sunday March
"a, 1907.

Special for Sunday March
"a, 1907.
Table d'Hote Dinner
10 cents
MENU
Olympia oyster cocktail.
Cream Of Tomato or Consomme Aux
Petit Pois
Olives or Celery or Pickles.
Boiled Salmon, Egg sauce.
Potatoes, Parisienne.
Braised Sirloin OF Beef, Mushroom
Sauce
Compete Of Fruit Condo
Stuffed Turkey, Cranberry Sauce,
au Jus on Prime Ribs Of Best.
Mashed Potatoes, Green Peas in Cream
Lobster Salad or Shrimp Salad.
English Plum Pudding, Hard and
Brandy Sauce
Lemon, Cream Pie or Apple Pie
American or Swias Cheese.
Tea or Coffee
Glass of Claret or Beer
Dining room open from $50 to
1880.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-23

Moon stated that he had always In
tended to publish daily and would
probably make gocA his intentions.
he also stated that the new daily
would be In the Geld between this
date and January l, 1908. AZ to the
Intentions Of the company he rapre-
sents in the matter be woulud say no
more but it is reported that the
change from q weekly to daily will
be made during the summer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-23
CITY IN BRIEF
Phone 1853.

Phone 1853.
plumbing. see Dezell.
shaw 4 Schmidt, real estate and
nee. Notary public.
Broderick is confined to her
with severe illness.
the latest numbers in sheet
at the City Drug store.
W. Walker of Harrison, is a
in the city.
Paris will show you an entirely
tock and charming creations in
millinery.
A. Churchill, OF Greenwood, N.
a visitor in the city.
make good bread use Ceretana
I'D wheat -four. e. B. Keller &
any
G. ValIean, of Mennarch, Wyo-
is spending a few days in the
nted, "A competent stenograph.
bookkeeper by the Rocky
balm Bell Telephone company i,
to r. HI. Hall.
e. Cheatham, of Denver, Col
spent last evening in the city as
st at the Hotel Idaho.
sheet music at the City Drug
shop is open for inspection,
lateral and workmanship the
ny us. Boggs & Van Freden-
Bakery.
and Mrs. Bisbee have returned
extended trip through the
our cream puffs, you will not
appointed Bogg's Bakery.
received three cars of the
coal at the right price. Zim-
pal company.
Brownell accompanied by
"a Franz treated the high school
Is to selection from Beethov :
terday morning.
Ou want the best in seeds, seeds
he clean and will grow, just call
Idaho Mercantile company.
give library coupons with each
be. Bogg's Bakery.
Is the announcement that there
10 cases of smallpox in the city
been reported that the child OF
Norris was afflicted. Super =
ent Barton states that he had
gated the case and found the
to be utterly false. That there
ut two cases, those Of the Moy
lily.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-23
TWOBargainsin
Houses

For S3600-You can get this fine
new residence with large rooms
nice large bath room, hot and cold
water, toilet and lavatory, nice china
closet, good pantry, beautiful mantle
and CRATE which cost $3.50. Good
stone foundation, good stone cellar.
Lot IS very large, being s7xIo5.
There is q nice lawn. This place is
worth $4,000; will give terms. This
place is very close in on Sherman.
For $26oo-You can get a new
room house with bath, hot and cold
water, toilet and lsvatory, good pan
try, good cellar, good stone founda-
ton. Very close In on Sherman.
Will give terms.
"We have other bargains in houses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
PENNsYLvAN1A FLOOD.
Loss af Several Lives and Great Mon
 etaxY Dana9e.

Loss of Several Lives and Great Mon- etaSy Damage.
 Pittsburg. July 1S.--The loss of sev- eral lives and great monetary damage has resulted from heavy rains through out Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia, during the last twenty-four hours.
 The river and mountain streams are out of their banks. live stock drown ed and bridges and buildings washed away. Railway tracks swept off or undermined, trolley systems demolished. electric light plants put out of com mission and hundreds of families com pelled to abandon their homes and seek refuge on higher ground.
 About this city the rivers have risen five feet in ten hours. Parts of West Virginia have sustained heavy damage. Miles of trackage of the Western Nary land and the coal and iron railroads In Tucker and Barber counties have been washed away. The service on these roads is said to be at a standstill.
 In the Tygart's Valley the towns of Grafton. Rowlesburg and Tunnciton were almost submerged. the property damage amounting to nearly quarter of a million dollars.
 At Combs, w. Va. tho home of Mrs. Mary Ballard was wrecked by the high water and three young children Of Mrs. Ballard were drowned.
 Many remarkable features have char acterized the flood. While hundreds Of persons watched the raging Tygart River, a large church foated down past Rowlesburg Fifteen bridges were counted passing Grafton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
MOBILE SOCIETY.

Mobile. July )-Miss Mamie Taylor of Meridian. Mrs. J. W. Woolf and daughter. Maudie, left to- day to spend several weeks in Pass Christian.
 Miss Gladys Randall of Opeloasas. La, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lucille Overall.
 Mrs George Taylor and son. Adrian D., of New Orleans, are the guests of Mir and Mrs. Horace Turner at Poiut Clear.
 Mir. Clarence Adler is visiting friends in Uniontown.
 The meeting of the Thursday Bridge Club with Mrs. R. A. Sadler this after noon was most enjoyable in every way. Many interesting rubbers Were followed by delicious ices. cake and punch. the three tables of players com peted for a gold barret. Mrs. Green wood Ligon. Mrs J. A. Walters, Mrs. J. Stracan Barret. Mrs. A. W. Brooks, Mrs. E. D. Bondurant and Mrs. Thomas Smith were her guests in addi- tion to the regular members
 MT. and Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore left last night for TalIulah Falls to occupy their lovely summer home there.
 Mrs. s. R. Triplett and daughters, Misses Mamie and Helen Triplett, ire pleasantly located in the Berkshire Hills. N Y.
 Mrs. c. J. Torrey leaves Saturday for Claiborne, Ala, to spend several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Williams and son. MT. Norton Williams, left today to spend the summer in Wytheville, Va.
 Mrs. John Douglass, Jr.. is improving from a severe illness.
 Mrs. Calhoun of Louisiana and nephew. Master Herbert Purvis. ar rived yesterday, and went to Spring Hill to visit Mrs. Calhoun's sisters. Mrs. C. P. Marshall and Mrs Mary P. Gold thwaite. who are summering there.
 Misses Lucille and Helen Horn are spending a week with their aunt, Mrs. c. s. Shawhan, on Conception Street. Tomorrow morning they will be given a watermelon party by Mrs. Shawhan on her spacious galleries. where games will be played, and a prize awarded for the one finding the most peanuts, and the ono who guesses the name of the doll will become the possessor of 1t. The table will be decorated In the watermelon colors. and watermelons will be served cut heart-shape.
 Mrs. Douglas McMillan and daughter returned th!s morning from a visit to relatives In Livingston, Ala.
 The gun shoot at Point Clear tomor, , TOW will attract much attention as cx- pert representatives from large num- Der of gun factories and firms will compete in addition to the local crack shots. There will be many prizes, most of them having been put up by lead ing factories and gun sellers.
 MT. and Mrs. w D. Stratton arrived this morning to spend few days be- fore returning to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
NEWS OF MILTON.

Milton. Fla, July 1S-(SpeciaL)- { Hon. T. F. West. w. W. Clark, D. c. Diden and Elmer Nicholson. of Milton. and J. Walter Kehoe. of Pensacola as- pirent for congressional honers. at tensned the prohibition rally at Bolts SodAy. J. W. Carpenter. of Tampa. vat orator of the day.
 Hurley Hudgkins. of New Or cans. is < visiting his boyhood home. after an ab- sence of twelve years. He is ths guest of Mrs. M. E. Hudgkins.
 Ar. and Mrs. George L. Abbott left Monday night for short visit to Mo- bile.
 Mrs. A. B. Lindsey and little son. of Caryville. are guests of Mrs. Mary Johnston.
 Miss sallie .Hemphil1. of Vernon. is spending two weeks in Milton. as the guest of Nrs J. A. Bryaat and ether
 Mrs. Sim Otis, of Mulat. spent yes- terday with Mrs. w. A. Mills.
 Mrs. Waugh. of North Carolina, is x visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. Beverly Aymard.
 Miss Mae Beasley will leave Thurs day for Corinth, Miss. to visit Mss Mary Leo Creary.
 Mrs T. B. Brashears and Miss Laura Brashears, will leave Friday to visit relatives in Montgomery and Prattville.
 Mrs. L. L. Aymard and Mrs. A. Rev. erly Aymard spent yesterday in Pensa cola.
 Miss Mary Joyner left yesterday to visit relatives in Pensacola.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen will move to lChumuckla in 8 few days. where Mr. Allen has accepted a position.
 J. W. Hamn. of Pensacola, was here yesterday inspecting the new side track being built at the depot by the Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
 Mrs. J. c. Crowson left yesterday to visit in Pensacola
 Mrs. John Trice Is chaperoning a party of campers at Chumuckla. Miss Christine Newton, who has been the guest of Mrs. J. D. c. Newton for several days. has returned to her homs in Pensacola.
 NrA J. A. Bryant visited her fa- ther, MT. George Curtis. in Pensaco.a a. Monday and Tuesday.
 T. B. snowden was . Visitor to Flor ala Sunday.
 Mrs Murray and Miss Leah Murray of Pensacola. are guests of relatives.
 Mr. Will Cleghorn and children left Sunday for Crestview.
 Mrs. W. J. Williams. Jr.. and Mrs. H. D. johnston were shopping in Pensa- -eola yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
FIRST LADY OF CANADA.
Lady Laurier French in Origin and in Edu-
 cation

cation
 Lady Laurier. wife of the Premier of Canada. Is described in the Ladies. Realm as "a staely. white-haired woman. endowed with all the alertness and natural grace of her French lineage" As her photographs Indicate decidedly stout lady of cumbrous aspect. something may be allowed for the proverbial gush of the English journalist. But she undoubtedly possesses the white hair mentioned and has rather more than that degree of stateliness inevitable in all large bodies. says The New York Sun.
 Though of French origin. Lady Laurier speake English almost as we'll as her hus- band does. Educated at the Convent of the Good Shepherd in Montreal. she remains a strict Roman Catholic. but without bigotry narrowness.
 She is proud of her French descent. al- though she has always had the tact to aim at breaking down any approach to bar Tier between the two races in Canada.
 When the Confederate Parliament is sit ting Lady Laurier lives at her Ottawa res idence in Laurier Avenue. a large square house. typical of the style of architecture which prevailed in Upper Canada half a century ago
 During the session Lady Laurier calls daily at the House of Commons to drive Sir Wffrid home. The Canadian Prime Minister and his wife are fond of city life and society. but their happiest times are spent at their country home Athabascaville
 This comfortable little two-storfed. red brick house stands on a knoll in the midst of ark land much of which is left fin fts primevai ruggedness. Democratic simplici- ty marks their life when they escape from the heat and dust of the Ottawa season tt the calm of this rural retreat. and they re ceive their guests every day on the piazza with a dignity and hospitality characteristic of Canadians.
 Lady Laurier lives among her plants anc flowers and domestic pets and Is knowr in all the country around as kind and de uRhtful neIghbor She has no family o her own, but delights in gathering childrer around her. She Is never seen on polfttca platforms signing her name to mag | azine article. but her influence is none thu less real and far reaching.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
CONFER WITH BOARD
REPRESENTATIVES, OF STEEL CON-
 PANY REACH MOBILE
Will Discuss and Remedy the Alleged Poor Grade of Stun Used in
 Cells of New
 Prison

Mobile. July lS.-(special. .)-The representatives of the Stewart Jail Works. who 1t was announced several days ago would be sent to Mobile to confer with the county authorities con- cerning the alleged faulty steel used in the cages of the new county build ing, reached Mobile yesterday after noon.
 The Board of Revenue and Road Com missioners will hold a meeting at 12 o'clock tomorrow, when the matter will be thoroughly gone into and some agreement reached between the rep resentative of tn steel company and the board.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
Pure Food Meeting.

Norfolk, Va. July 1s.-Todays ses- siou of the state and national food and dairy departments, meeting in annual convention at the Jamestown Exposi- tion. was devoted largely to the con- sideration of committee reports on measures for uniform legislation re- garding color. use of antiseptic, stand ards. labelling and guarantee clauses. adulteration. disease, contamination, etc. NThe question of uniform food and dairy laws for all states Is not receiv- ing unanimous endorsement. some of the state representatives contending that in many of the states conditions exist to which general laws could not be applied.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
|yARDAMAN'SPARDON
1ns. DInDs0NG TO BD FRED w0- f#I4F MAN.
3nayoR e1 Dentist Who Was Sent Up Tug Five Years h Beneficiary
 of Clemency Of Gov

< Jackson. Miss. July 1s.--oovernor yardaman today gave hearing to the, petitions for and against Mrs. Antfe Bfrdsong. both sides being rep Yesented by attorneys.
 This afternoon, after the hearingw concluded. the governor announced thak he would pardon Mrs. Birdsong. shs was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary at the recent term of the Copiah circuit court for the killing ot Dr. Butler in Lawrence county.
 The petition for her pardon was lar Eelt signed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
SITUATION CRITICAL.
The SalvadOrean Army Prepares to In.
 wade Nicaragua.

The Salvadorean Army Prepares to In.
 wade Nicaragua.
 Panama, July 19.-Ths situation @ in Nicaragua must be critical judging from what Mrs. Emiliano Chamerino. wife of the leader of the last revolu- tion against President Zslaya says.
 On landing in Nicaragua she declares she was imprisoned and remained eight days confined with the common prisoners during which time the coun- try suffered from an earthquake and walls of the prison fell in. Finally, al though nothing was found against her.
 ,s deported by the first steamer bound north without being allowed to see her family. She arrived here in the early part of this week. It is reported that probably Salvador will invade Nicaragua with a powerful army in which will be enrolled President Ze- laya's Nicaraguan enemies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
Suea l.. nnd N.

Suit was filed in the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon against the Louis- vile and Nashville Railroad by Mart Mercer, former employe of the road. for the sum of s2,500. The petition for damages alleges that the plaintiff. while acting as the agent of the com pany, through the failure of the com pany to furnish him proper help in loading heavy trucks. sustained inju- ries which resulted eventually in the loss of a finger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19

night riders visited the home of Na- than Hester . prominent Tri9g County farmer and severely whipped him with COW hide in the presence of his wife,
 Hester is member of the Tobacco Growers Association, but this year sold his crop independently. Mrs. bands assistance but fell unconscious to the ground and was revived with dif1culty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
TO ATTEND RACES.

Designer of Shamrock TIT sail. Eo-
 New York.
 Glasgow. July 1S-William Fife, the designer of the Shamrock I and III. sailed for New York July 13 to attend the Canada cup races. His departure was erroneously reported to be in con- nection with the challenge that Sir Thomas Upton has practically decided 10 issue later in the year in an another effort to win the American cup. MT Fife 1t is understood, has already de- signed the model for Sir Thomas's forthcoming challenger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
MARRIAGE ANNULI.ED.
Prince de Brogiie Separated From Wife
 Will Re-marry,

Paris, July 1S-The marriage of prince Robert de Broglie and Stelle Alexander, the divorced wife of Sydney B. Veit which occurred at Chicago last summer was annulled by the French court today The court also forbade Mime. Alexander" to use the name de Broglie.
 The suit for the annul7ment of the marriage was brought by the father of Prince Robert. Prince Amadee de Broglie. At the hearing yesterday counsel for the defense admitted that the Chicago marriage was in contra yention to the French law. and asked for immediate Judgment in order that the couple might be legally united in marriage in France.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
STEEL NOT TEMPERED
TESTS MADE AT BOUNDARIES IN MOBILE.
Stewart Jail Works Left Out Harden ing Process Before Cages Were Shipped Fer Use of Gulf
 City.

Mobile. July 1S.-(Spscial.l-Tests of the steel bars at the new county jail were made this aiternoon by three To- cal foundries at the request of w. N. Bowman. representing the Stewart Jail Works. and 1t was found that after tempering the bars 1t was impossible to- saw through them. Mir. Bowman says that through some oversight at the factory the bars were not temper ed before being shi. i.,l cd here, though otherwise they are fully up to speci- fcations.
 Ills company will ship the rods back to Cincinnati. temper them and replace them in the new structure.
 It was charged that the bars are common iron. but the manufacturers maintain that they are chrome steel and the experiments this afternoon seem to remove all suspicion that there has been bad faith anywhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19

diplomats have received promises that the matter will soon be decided. A special decree was issued today that persons guilty of spreading false re- ports regarding the situation win be heavily nned. and if they arc foreign srs they will be expelled after the sec- ond ofTense,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
NEGRO SHOOTS NEGRO.
CorOner's Jury Exonerates Black Who
 Fired Fatal Shot.

Mobile. July 1s.-(Special. )-As a result of quarrel between Israel Bell and Robert Forrest. both negroes. the latter was fatally shot about o'clock this afternoon Nt Bells home at All Marmotte Street.
 Eye witnesses state that after quar- rel had arisen between the two men, Bell, who was armed with Winches- ter. ran In his gate nearby. Forrest pursued him with a drawn knife, and was in the act of striking at him when in answer to warning cry from a bystander Bell turned and shot his as- sailant down.
 A coroner's jury empanelled soon after "xonerated Bell on the ground of self defense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
Charge of Larceny.

Oliver Mingo. negro. was arrested yesterday afternoon by the sheriffs de- partment. charged with having stolen $90 belonging to railroad fireman. Jim Hunter, Hunter says the stolen money consisted of three slO gold pieces, four s10 bills, and $20 in sil- yer. The case will probably be called in Inferior Court this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
s.,.tor Browns DaugAter Dead.

Knoxville. Tenn. July 1S.- News from Chattanooga has been received of the death at II o'clock this morning of Miss Martha Fort Brown, grand daughter of the late Senator Joseph E. Brown of Georgia. Miss Browns former home Was in Atlanta, where she was we'll known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
Big Nexro Buried,

Waco. Texas. July 1s-Will Lawson. negro weighing over 500 pounds. was buried today. It was necessary to get a special shroud. construct a special coffin and take the body to the grave in 8 large wagon as the hearse would not accommodate 1t. Lawson was 3S years old and began getting too feshy to do heavy work when . small boy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
EmheznlemeDt Reported.

Milwaukee. July lS-Accountants who have been examining the citys books and accounts report the embezzlement cipal court. The report will be sub mitted to the council finance committee this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-19
French Wine Tariff.

rrench consul georges A. Rfvtere made the following statement today:
 The French Ambassador q Wash ington, MT. Jusserand. before leaving for France on the steamer Savoie, paid his respects to President Roosevelt. whom he considers the greatest man living on this hemisphere, and who, to his mind. surpasses all the great men from 'the hat to the shoulders. :" Three secondary questions were dis- cussed between the President and the Amb R-ador regulating the commercial relations between the two countries.
 The main question and the one that the French people are very anxious to have settled is the wine coming from Champagne. They would like to ob- tain the advantages given the Germans for their white wines in the treaty between Germany and the United States. The French Government has made such propositions to the Ameri- can Government which have presented a counter proposition. and this matter takes the Ambassador to Paris with the expectation to settle 1t in @ man. ner satisfactory to all and 1t is unnec. essary to add that France meets her sister republic often more than half way. and this time the wishes of the American people will be carried ont by the French Government without hesitation.
 While the wines from the pr, vince or Champagne are nothing but a lux ury. still 1t cannot be but admitted that no nation on the face of the glooe can initiate the production and preserD Vation. All other wines following un- der the same classifications. before .hev reach this country. have the taste of vinegar" VI