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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
THEY MIXED
IN A RIOT
Claim Whites and Blacks in Row
at Brownsville

Washington, Feb. 16. -StartlinR
testimony concerning alleged plans to
massacre colOred soldiers at Browns
vile, Texas, by men from the town
firing over the barracks to stampede
the soldiers and challenge them to
come out OF the barracks, was given
by negro OK soldiers at the investiRa-
ton before the senate committee on
military affairs. William Mapp, a
member Of Company G, was asked II
he had ever heard any discussion Of
the shooting which caused him to sus-
pect any persons of completely. He
replied that at breakfast In the morn
ing following the shooting he had
heard Wilbur Vosohelle, the reserva.
tion corral boss, and a white man who
had been In charge Of the corral prior
to the arrival Of q battalion Of the
Twenty-flfth infantry, discussing the
case. According to Mapp's story,
VosChelle said:
well, 1t is a good thing It hap.
psned as 1t did. was out In town
last night and the crowd came In front
Of me. The plan was to catch q lot
Of you fellows In q saloon and mas
sacre you"
Mapp said that on the night OF the
shooting he had been awakened by the
firing and had gone to the window
and had seen flashes and the shots
seemed TO be directed over the bar
racks. A man with a deep voice, he
said, shouted: ''Come out, you
black -" using an approbrious
opithot, and making IL applicable to
the troops. Mapp said he got his gun
from the rack that was broken open,
and was one Of the frst to fall In.
Thomas jefferson, room orderly In
Company G barracks, said he saw the
flashes from the gnns and thought the
garrison was under attack. Solomon
p. O'Neil. a former member OF Com
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
Being

because 1t called for all instead OF the
saw timber only. The company then
took the bill Of sale to make the prop
or corrections and q few days later
Billadeau called to see II the COM
pany was ready to close the deal.
The complaint alleges that the bill of
sale had not been corrected to suit
Billdeau but still called for all the
timber, and that he was told that II
ha d been changed. He did not have
the paper read to him, but signed.
The Law firm of Reed & Boughton APP
pear for the plaintiff.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
SETTLE JAP QUESTION

Washington, Feb. 16.-The San
Francisco school controversy growing
out Of the segregation Of japanese
school children In that city has been
settled. The basis Of the agreement
reached at the White House confer
enOe IL that Mayor Schmitz and the
members Of the board will, i'm
mediately after the passage Of the
immigration bill a. reported by the
eonferees In congress, abolish the ORR
entail schools and again admit japan
&c children into the white schools.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

fined legal rights rather than permits
sions and privileges dependent upon
the pleasure Of departmental forces
That we favor the amendment OF
laws where they are found 10 be defec.
tive rather than a suspension OF them.
which means peoples rights 20 be-
suspended at the will and pleasure Of
a departmental agent, and,
That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to our senators and represen.
tRtives In congress. "
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
MINING COMPANY ROW
Occur d'Alene Mastodon People
In q MiXup.

W. Lloyd Scott, president Of the
MastodOn. Occur d'Alsne Mining com
pany, has commenced mandamus pro.
ceedinga against Ewd. p. brennan 20
secure the balance OF the books Of the
company which Mr.. Brennan still
holds, the others having been taken
from him by force by Scott and his
associates some time ago when Bren.
nan was arrested.
Mr.. Brennan appeared in the su.
perior court In Spokane yesterday be.
fore Judge kennon and illed demur.
rer and the case was continued until
next Thursday when Brennan will be
compelled 10 show cause why no
should not turn over the books. Ow.
Ing to the absence OF Mr.. MundsII.
vice president Of the company, Bren
nan and his associates have been un.
able to gather the necessary facts 10
light the case and says that upon the
arrival OF Mundell steps will be taken
to secure the books In the possession
OF Scott and that an effort will be
made to recover damages from Scott.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
Try TO TRY ADAMS

&c, Idaho. Feb. 16.-The
the trial of Steve Adams,
with the murder of Fred Ty-
chosen at the afternoon ses-
court yesterday. All the
ges we're exhausted by the
ON an the defense. The jury
Be Wilson, mining man, Null
Leard, ST., resident of Mace,
retired.
Frank, resident of Burke,
e H. Curtis, employe of the
mine, Mullan.
L. Wilson, native of Cali
Balok Bear, miner.
Rogers, handy man, resident
ner.
Furst, proprietor of the Cen
hotel, Wallace.
Doyle, employe of the Hekla
hrke.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
LEGISLATIVE
MILL AT BOISE
ate and House Grind Out
Many Bills

the whole after once being recon-
mended by that body. An amend
ment was proposed, reducing the IL
cense fee from the fat rate of $3.50
for all licenss to $500, where the vote
was $50 or less; $500 where the vote
was less than 400, and $3.50 in other
cases. This amendment was proposed
to allow the inhabitants of precincts
to petition against the granting of Ii
censesin their community.
Johnston made a speech against the
$500 clause, which he said opened the
way for ''hell holes,' but he favored
an amendment allowing the people to
have the sole power of self govern
ment.
Freehafer said that the new amend
ment was in no wise the same as the
option. The local option allowed a
secret ballot. This bill required the
temperance people to go on petitions
openly, and if they failed to get en-
ough signatures they had no case be-
fore the commission or others. Cav.
anah questioned whether the amend
ment was constitutional. Conner
thought it was class legislation; would
not meet any of the evils of the liquor
traffic and would not stand the test
of law. After a long discussion run
ming along these lines the amendment
was carried by amjority of one vote
10 to 10.
Bradley moved an amendment,
which was seconded by Clark, that
petitions should have only the names
of persons registered to vote at the
last election. Carried.
A motion to rise and report, by
Stanford, was lost, 20 to IT.
Within moved that the COMMITTEES
report favorably on the bill. Ad-
journCd.
SENATE TRANSACTS BUSINESS.
The senate yesterday, although it
did not hold an afternoon session,
transacted lot of business and the
single session held in the morning
was one of the busiest of the term.
Continued ON maze AZ
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
Il BUILD THEATRE

Weaver, the popular man
AHe Spokane theatre announced
In Spokane that the North
trical association will erect
pc theatre in Occur d'Alene
Of about 500. 600 during the
the play house being on the
Theatrical circuit. Mr..
treasurer of the association /;
award, of the Auditorium
e, is also a member, while
OF Seattle is general man.
peaking of the theatre to be
Z Occur d'Alene, Mr.. Weaver
s4Hr d'Alene is nov recognized
city and its rapid growth re-
p enterprise from the specu
Ass. Ii can afford a first
atre and that lie the kind We
erect. 1t will cost in the
hood of 100000, and will De
the center of the city.
ii be a modern theatre in
pect 1t win be up to date
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

The president and Secretary Root
assured the Californians that II the
bill IL not passed At this session an
extra session will be called immediate-
~ after the adjournment on March 4 !.
JAPAN OPPOSED.
London, Feb. 18.-In q dispatch
from Toxic the Times says IL 10 de
MED here on good authority that Jap
an has agreed to any solution Of the
San Francisco problem depending on
restriction Of the admission Of Japan
- lab0rsrs to the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

!. Idaho, Feb. 49, The fea-
the legislative session yester-
the passing of the bill by the
pr payment Of deficiencies ia
30 far in prosecution of the
barged with the murder of
Governor Steunenberg.
state affairs committee reported
eieDcies created by the murder
b introduced a hill for settle.
rrying 54,416.94. Cavanah
suspension of the rules for
of the bill, saying the state
Ing about $40 a day interest
bill should be passed. There
dissenting vote. OF the total
By certificates for this pur-
,1O3.S8 was ISSUED to the
pn detective agency, $40, :
to j. H. Hawley for legal SER
d expenses, $4,000 to w. E.
or the same purpose and $500
Stone. also legal expenses.
biele detective agency got
Is. One certificate for $4,000
by w. Clayton Miller man
the Federal Mining company.
Ately after the murder the
men of Occur d'Alene sent
rnor $4,000 to assist in pro-
crime. Later this deficiency
be was issued to Mr.. Miller,
whom the money was sent.
Ill fixing the legal advertis.
at 81 an inch passed 81 to
No. lis, by White, to abel
tai punishment was indefin-
stponed.
mmittee of the whole, H. B.
by Cassell, requiring the
Of all packages of nitro
e dynamite and high explos-
b the date of manufacture was
ended to pass by unanimous
No. 40, Anderson's Clear
b nty bill, was recommended
ge without a dissenting vote.
No. SO, by Ballantyne, the
cense bill, was taken up. 1t
sent back to committee of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

Does Occur d'Alene Need Another"
Saloon! or An Unholy Alliance
will be the subject of the sermon by
Rev. J. P. Barker, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Sander hall Sun
day evening. In the morning the
subject of the sermon will be 1.-THE
Ways Of Wisdom" Sunday school
at 10 a. N, Epworth League $50 p.
m. A cordial invitation is extended
to ell.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

pany G, testified that the shooting
was from near the wall at the end of
Company b quarters and that the
shots we're apparently over the bar.
racks He said he heard a man shoot
and then yell; Come ont Won
black
There was great excitement In the
barracks and WHEN the gun racks were
broken open some Of the rifles fell 10
the hoor. There was no light and
the men could not get their own
rifles. 4"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

from stage entrance to the gallery,
up and down. 1t will not be trim
med with golden roses, but it will be
pretty, we'll built, modern, first
class house, where all the big shows
coming to the Spokane will play.
1T will be very much like the
Spokane and just as good. There
will not be a play in Occur d'Alene
every night, but two to four will be
given every week. Work will De
started on the new building as soon
as possible and We hope to have the
theatre completed for next season. 4"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
Move Battery Station.

v The work Of tearing down tn,
transformer and battery station Of the
Occur d'Alene 4 Spokane Electric
railway at Ross, was commenced to.
day. The building will be moved &c
Mcclure station TO secure q more
equal distribution Of power along the
line between this city and Spokane.
The new building will be much larger
than the present one, to accommodate
the impr ovements neCessitated by the
construction Of the Pend d'Oreille
extension upon which work will be
commenced in the near future. Ma
terial has already been ordered for
this new branch. Work will be for
wardAd rapidly when commenced and
cars will be running before the sum.
mer season closes. The trains passing
over this road will connect by boat
with Standpoint, and other lake points
as we'll as with the transcontinental
lines which pass through that city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

VIM. McCarty, of St. Maries. was
arrested last evening on . charge Of
assault and battery on complaint Of
John shannis. he was placed under
Gas bond 70 appear Ia
court today, but owing to business
matters the trial was postponed until
Monday morning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

Frank J. Redding, merchant, Wal
lace.
H. Ellars, dairy business, Wallace.
j. E. Corners, resident of Mullan,
retired.
j. Vanderwerker, miner at Kellogg.
The jruy was sworn in. A. NJ.
Wing was sworn in as assistant official
court stenographer. The jury got
permission to attend the opera cred
Feather, and bailiffs we're appointed
to take charge at the performance.
Court then adjourned.
The prosecution made it's opening
statement at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16
HOPKINS TO TESTIFY.

Judge w. w. Woods announced
that they would allow the name of w.
b. Hopkins to be appended to the in
formation. Defense lodged an excpe-
tion. Hopkins is said to be the stem.
ographer present when Adams made
his alleged confession.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-02-16

The presidents cabinet socially speaking VIM Oo
Mrs James Rudolph
secretary the interior Of ChaRo
her president the Shore
President Garhed 1890 very athletic
frequently taking walks Of from
also training her children enjoy the benefits
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Continued ON page A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-06
OCTOBER 6
ARBITRATIoN PRINCIPLE UPHELD.

stated that The Hague Conference
Probably the statement was
condensed who had never had a IN
sought-the American
of arbitratnaed to pass
judges Yet British delegate
carried proposal that the
procedure
governments leaving blank the
Judges but recommending that the gov
the difficulty winch
had bafed the by eight to i've
adoption
the principle permanent result surely not barren
carried after the American effort TO have the
Choa the American
delegation powerful advocating the complete proposal
On o believe the election OF inc
uiees and perfectly though such
the United States on the court
did here to advance the sn
the of justice and the gen.
court to be essential
a Mexican representative the evening
WITH Baron Marscha
trust them
the small but at the same time permanent
adjournment of this conference through
represented 1t regretted
the election OF judges after
the subject
the distinguished representa-
uttered the ears all
conference from the stigma of utter barrenn
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A United States of the World

The possibly end what The
Saturday {London) balloon = We
quote the HAM
proftless undertaking
French OF fogn
Affairs his opinion
The
POLITICAL
representatives of nation
He advocates view in the following
civilized world carrying of their govern
and the statement of
public opinion political
applied plcs
The
mind
parliament constitution of ga
United of World To quote his words:
public dscpssoas
periodic hail them the first
already establishment mutual understanding
the
be ancient Romans when they uttered
hosis.'
realization of the worlds hopes
lin quo is accepted with salts
propitious mutual agreement The
sufficient
and tranquility
of
in
founding of the first world paiament it
public
convoion of the general
century witnesses development the
off diplomacy
intercourse of the nations
and prosperity in the future
made Literary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-06
Commercial News
BY Daniel Logan.

According experts, crop sugar win meet l .
does not appear m - 49,
much influence plantation
What business
represents considerable change of investments
o wanting bonds LARGO oro q
than five sell place plantation stocks
yielding per
WEEKS SALES.
a2 onomea $500 ($ao), 25 nIsand
Steam Nav Co $780, % 125 $780, 2s5o GO
23625 R. $00 Sugar CO.
$780, 90 Honokaa
Khei $500 10 $685. Waau
r. 9o25; $4,000 IN
SALES
Following
lis Haw. Com
1906 ITO Honkaa
275 Oahu 625 "a so ooka $50; paaulau
1925 Waaua 6s5o IS II s n Co. 125; 10 R
CAL Beet Ref $4,000 RI
Co. 1905 $685. es 1907
$4,000 Pioneer 1885, S.
DIVIDENDS
Dividends September Brewer
cent? Haw Electric 81 olowa NJ
cent; IL s. n per cent:
Paia Pioneer, (san Francsco)
4Oc share; Haw Conn.,
MARKET
continued without change
at 395c
the latest quotation
a week
SOME PUBLIC
The Territorial Auditors
leven)
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Brilliancy
New York Tribune.

The prospective Mr. Herbert Paul from the English Pa
because his carefully
the question bilancy
disfavor Mr. Baul's
level until the
Mr. Paul spoke subsequently failed
deliberately polished that his ed midnight o his
the e. House If talks naturally like the hero Meredith
well might
glitter; but the udou brilliant
minutes talk all of
month, o
If the public sbriianey will the public
''eloquence the world will
talk cultivated
Elsewhere it will provoke The fashion verbal bancy
succeeded fashion
thar ''eloquenee.
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The Knack Of Finding Things Out

research
highschool students
at Times
supplement W. that research
isn
should
out particular thing. Professor Ayrton:
machinery discovering
the
the funds with which they supplied
scientific undertaken
require
to
believed splendid
sending signals between Cornwall Newund
particular university training conducting
addressed letter
r. be and his Ruskin thought
power
MISUNDERSTANDING Caroline,
Bindley,
person
of
child;
Albert Memorial
making annually
March worthy of being elected fellow Royal Society,".
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Small ], alks

transpaeife yacht just
wALrAcrz-Tbe STRONGEST and biggest rome il rono ~ no
if don't make good
L M wHITEHousE 4 keeping at the dam just
waiting for o
stirring up religious feeling by Judge whey
has hurt American trade in the Immensely
thought won that yacht race and came
getting mad when the crowd commenced
c. ATRINsoNI wish some one Womb t me Who sto,td +b.
story that making 800 to makeg good.
Ga gippe) tesome chap
{Is it
thatD
nberg place punao with it's spacious grounds
parts city, ideal location for
the hospital
starting right drill my men for
the next national match We will be
steady practise anything
praetng right along and pinRam
knows it and he don't dare I've challenged him
sits in his Office like a bump a Pnkham 5 a bag.
FOOD COMMISSIONERS DuNcANThe government
would take over all the food inspection Of the Territory mistake The
Territory viii have to look after all its food which
SENATOR FLANAGAN tof Nevada-n
with family spend the Hawaii win
resort for the American tourist You have climate here that
LonRIr by
Shanghai government fifty
and has seredd the American people with the whole foreign
interesting The variety is relief the
happen the future; but do
tina of the Supreme Court
E PAxToN-Dnring
Coast cities, in Duluth Chicago Washington the Young
Honolulu cleanliness furnishing
service, table general up-to-dateness
JOHN tof the oriI every
time will He
him the he keen
posted all that is going in the islands
FRED CARTER and IN going
her. Sixty dollars passage represents saving
addition to which she the best
and is steady that it.
HIGH SHERIFF HENY-The doctors
ZACH The him
objection he be in the with
the doctors If he
W. a. K1NNEYWhen Lowie's
they filed
expedition
Hawaiian suit be then
they
ston case.
of
Kaneohe without irrigation that in
and the Pail will grade willing
to a
20
% b. ample
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

question alleged it, one
has not been laughed down long
hampOnng their
ability the cause the who holds out them the
for their relatives lifelong
With Pnkham and the Board of Health Knowing
experiments
going relieve knowing world
since Christ was unon earth who know the sn; - i nv -
failed Why they
charged Hawaan have been led into
believing claims partly by apparent
sincerity of the partly political
who gain political way goes
with these people am also in sympathy
Governor my deepest sympathy
they they
demands they will bitter population
decesso ignorance the latest Dragging
adventurer
convinced is not arant humbu at least deuded
the unfortunate ones on Moka have NV sincere
paty because them
certainty gains point not to bitter dsappont
implicitly Walac hind
spite of the fact that he confessed falfer thing
concerning his medicines In spite of him.
in his absurd claims and in his sincerity
either shewd hypoerita faker the
or insane In opinion he candidate either prison ayun
however just faith walach
free to believe in him and mpudn
faker a candidate for the bughOuse
Governor F who win have Waach
~
curiosity picked up the day and glanced
title through pages
Fairbanks
sinthe
to through, I
to the end of the book
believe that the drinks
the last delay enumerated styled ssWidow kiss
~
Speaking of ago cook
parallel English
biscuits
something for the practise while
boiling of
book evidently
of conve ion:
Good morning What doing now?,
81 doing Mister
t'Why
81
would pay,
'What did you dos'
Such ability certainly practical
the kind used to be taught
o. my gadmothers aunt.
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Gas view)-We breaking the law of
gravit on-Har Weekly
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The professor of chemistry University
only twenty years
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Every mother of several children pretty wen qualified
grievance Z
Cactus cavnstrike anything rich trip Akya
Alkali lsaae-You bet life did (hi)
Cactus Calvin--TIow the yrun
Alkai lsaa-eh, bout 80 p'cent alcohoIustrated
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JennieDd fright got on his wedding dayF
Oive-Yes indeed her.-TitBis.
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Treasurer's Report

For Grahams Island school district No. Ia
County of Ramsey, state of North Dakota, TO
the year 1906 1877.
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POPULISTIC ITEM.

The chief of police and Editor
Andrews of the Lidgerwood
Broadaxe met on the street the
other day and as the chief had
his fists doubled up the editor
ran his face against it several
times in an effort to demonstrate
that his face was harder than
the chiefs fists. The demonstra-
ton was failure and the chief
official mits are still in good
working order and the editors
face will soon be able to be out
and around again.-North Da-
kota Eagle, Willow City.
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THE PART SCANDINAVIA
HAS PLAYED.

Now that Prince Wilhelm of
Sweden, is a visitor to America
it has served the useful purpose
of attracting the attention of our
people to the achievements and
history of the Swedes. Where our
population is made up largely
of people who owe their lineage
to Scandinavia, these things are
more generally understood, but
in the cities of the east, to which
the Prince has unfortunately
been obliged to confne his visit,
the very prominent and import
ant part that Swedish men and
the country of Sweden have
played in the development of
modern civilization is less I'M
derstood.
The Swedes are the purest in
blood of all the Teutonic nations.
Their immunity from success
full invasion by reason of their
geographical position has made
their kingdom the oldest in
Europe and the freest from CO.
mixture of foreign races. How
ever, the conquering forefathers
of this dauntless and hardy race
penetrated to all the countries
of Europe. The Visigoths il
was who gave to the Spanish ma
ton that strain of blood that en-
abled them to beat back the
fierce Moors and save Christian
ity from utter extinction. A
Swedish night-king founded
military tactics. A Swedish in
ventor and American citizen in
vented the battleship.
! Evidence is everywhere of tn
important part played in tn
worlds history by the blood o
Scandinavia.