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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-27
CITY IN BRIEF
s. Phone 15s.

enshaw & Schmidt, real estate and
rance. Notary public,
rs. T. R. Welch, of Northport,
H., is visiting her brother, ]. +.
t, for a few days.
In the latest numbers in sheet
no at the City Drug store.
II. DeGroat and Mr.. Reardan, Of
kane, are spending a few days in
city.
% make good bread use Ceretana
hard wheat -four. e. B. Keller &
nDany
Wanted, "A competent stenograph-
md bookkeeper by the Rocky
nntain Bell Tel ephone company,
ply to r. H. Hall.
v. Chamberlin was q business
tor in Harrison yesterday.
lew sheet music at the City Drug
be.
Karl KronblaAd, city night watch
b, who has been ill for several
3, was on the street today.
Easter neckware just received at
Equist's.
bur shop is open for inspection,
material and workmanship the
try us. Boggs & Van FEeden-
IS Bakery.
Irs. Z. E. Gimble, of Del Carlo
IS spending few days in the
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Stowe.
Mood for sale-Fifty cords red fir
foot wood. J. II. Lyon, city.
Fry our cream puffs, you will not
disappointed Bogg's Bakery.
Miss S. Belle Chamberlin, of
se, state superintendent of schools,
INT last evening in the city on her
way Wallace.
Dust received three cars of the
BIT coal at the right price. Zim-
b Coal company.
Il you want the best in seeds, seeds
% are clean and will grow, just call
the Idaho Mercantile company.
i. L. Goats, president Of the Bank
Commerce, of Boise, spent a por-
bn of yesterday and last evening in
city visiting his cousin, F. d.
inn, of the firm of VIM Barr
painey company.
We give library coupons with each
rchase. Bogg's Bakery.
Car extra fine Alfalfa, Car fine
tch Hay just received. Idaho
ercantile company.
F. P. Drummond end Chas Bennett,
lining men of Saline, B. c., sre
lending few days in the city as the
aests of Messers and Miss Blanch.
ID, with whom they are connected
the mining business.
Two apprentice girls wanted at G.
!. Robertson to Learn millinery trade.
pply at the store for information.
Idaho Undertaking & EmbaIming
Ompany, 30s Occur d'Alene street,
hone SO K.
R. F. Blackwell and a party OF
hree left the city this morning at
tx O'Clock in Mr. Blackwell's new 40
horse power National automobile for
spokane, where they breakfasted al
ihe Silver Grill. The run from this
sity to Spokane was made in good
lime considering the poor roads.
For sale-A span of $500 pound
lorses 8 years old. A span of 310C
bound horses, 7 years. Two 81 New
Mitchell wagons. Two new boil
lleds, two new double set of heav1
harness. J. t. Carter, ITO NORTH
9Th street, Occur d'Alene. IT.
Mr.. Miller has leased the Coney
Island restaurant and will conduct 1
hrst class institution. The room
have been greatly improved and re
decorated. The restaurant will havt
a seating apacity Of As including 1
lunch counter and three privat'
boxes.
Phoenix ready mixed paints in al
shaaes, floor paints, carriage, anC
wagon paints, varnish lead, and oils
Lake City Hardware company.
Builders hardware of up to dat
patterns and finnish are what We ar
interested in, this campaign. Tall
about radicalisn, we're radical al
right on this subject, it may be ego
tism we'll you come in and see Bran
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-03-27

eupatlon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
WILL SUIT
BUCHTEL

Denver, Feb. 2O.-( (speciaD-
Last night the steering committee ap-
pointed by the Republican caucus,
agreed upon a draft for a railroad
bill. The proposed measure will be
submitted to the Republicans of the
legislature tonight. The proposed
bill suits Governor Buchtel as 1t al
lows him to name a commission of
three members and it is said that he
will apopint men recommended by
the railroad interests? Consequent
ly if the bill passes, the people of
Colorado can hope for no relief from
the legislature affecting high railway
rates or unfair treatment for at least
four years to come as the three COM
missloners to be appointed by Buch-
tel will serve two. four or six years,
respectively.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
T READY TO DO YOUR PART IN THE BIG Y r. G. A CAMPAIGr
IT RIVALS
THE KU KLUX

Wallace. Ida, Feb. 2O.-(Special)
There was unfolded yesterday in
the trinl of Steve Adams story of
crime and conspiracy that rivals that
of the days of the Ku Klux Klan,
when Archie Phillips, Fred Tyler's
neighbor and friend told of "Jumper
Killer association" secret society
supposed to have been formed by men
living in the woods along Marble
creek in 1908. Its purpose was sup
posed TO be the killing of the latter
settlers, who had jumped the timber
of some of the earlier arrivals. A
Swedc named Engstrum, the witness
said, was supposed TO be the presi-
dent of the society and Jack Simplxins
whose claims had been jumped by
Tyler, was supposed TO he one of the
ringleaders rs also was S.,ye Adams.
Phillips said he left the district af-
ter the Tyler killing. II got too hot
for him and he was afraid to stay, he
said. About week after Phillips
left his cabin it was blown up by dy-
Mantle.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
DIE
IN BATTLE

City of Mexico, Feb. 20.-(spec-
iaD-War has broken out at last pe-
tween Nicarauga and Honduras.
President Barsela, in charge OF the
Honduran army on Monday after
noon crossed the frontier into Near
aguan territory and made an attack
on the standing army of 5000 men
stationed along the frontier to pro-
tect the Nicarguan government from
invasion. There were 10000 men IN
the Honduran army and all the after
noon a fierce battle ragged Finaii'
General Zelay's Nicarauguan troops
repealed the invading army ana
drove it back across The frontier
There was a heavy loss on each
side. several thousand men being
killed. 49,,
The people of both countries nave
been at fever heat for two months
and this attack of the Honduran army
starts the war in earnest.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

hardly be completed today
New York. City, Feb. 2O.-Dist-
rict Attorney Jerome was forced to
begin the cross examination of Bvel-
yn Nesbitt Thaw yesterday after
noon. He seemed reluctant to begin
the questioning of the young wife and
only after several brilliant and Bit
ter clashes between himself and At
torney Delmas did he decide to begin
the examination yesterday. How
ever. he dealt gently with the girl
during the first part of the examina-
tion.
Before Mr.. Jerome had had the
witness in charge half an hour he
had secured from the court a ruling
which apparently opens the way for
bringing into the trial OF Harry X.
Thaw all manner of evidence which
may tend to discredit the defendants
wife. regardless of the truth OF her
story and the fact that she had told
it to her husband was the one essen
tial point. Mrs. Thaw had been allow
ed to repeat the story so that the jury
might judge as to its effect in un-
balancing the mind of the man on
trial for the murder of Stanford
White
Mr.. Jerome by a simple question
opened the way for the introduction
of testimony to show the truth or fall
sity of Mrs. Thaws story. He asked
the witness:
WAS the story you told Mr.. Thaw
true?"
''It was" she replied firmly
Mr.. Delmas, Thaw's leading coun-
sci. objected strongly to the question.
but Justice Fitzgerald held it to be
competent as tending to show the
eredibility of the witness. Whether
Mr.. Jerome intends to take advant-
age of the ruling in an open attempt
to throw doubt on the truth, or whe-
ther Justice Fitzgerald intended his
ruling to cover the whole subject of
Mrs. Thaw's evidence. the future
alone and the conduct of the states
attorney will show. Mr.. Delmas Will
continue to fight with objections the
introduction of any testimony of such
character, but the subject of the ere
dulity of the witness is a wide one
and the judge early indicated that he
would be liberal In his Interpretation
of the rules.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

New York, Feb. 90 (SpeciaD-
The trial of Harry X. Thak opened
this morning at the usual hour with
every seat in the court room occupi-
ed and hundreds were again disap-
pointed in their efforts to secure
seats. Among the spectators were
two members of the British parlia-
ment, representatives of Irish eoun-
ties.
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw was immed-
lately recalled and the Cross examin-
alton by District Attorney Jerome
was resumed.
Pitiless to the extreme was Mr..
jerome during the morning in
his questioning of the girl. He did
not mince words in asking her about
her intimate relations with White,
lie did not spare her at any time. He
threw charge after charge into her
face. There was no mercy shown the
girl by MIR. jerome. She held her
own and proved a fairly good match
for the brilliant district attorney.
She was not badly confused at any
time though she was greatly embar-
rassed at times.
Jerome produced number of ques-
tionable photographs of Evelyn Thaw
taken in Whites apartments and she
identified them.
During the morning Thaw moved
uneasily in his chair and 1t was plain
that he was suffering in sympathy for
his wife. AT one stage his anger at
the direct questioning of Jerome
made him lose control and while let
ters of Evelyn to White We're being
produced he arose and exclaimed,
white stole the letters he had writ
ten my wife from her" Jerome turn
ed upon him and in a most sarcastic
manner said, young man, If you de-
sire to testify l will gladly accom-
modate you" Thaw shaking with
emotion did not reply. but dropped
into his seat.
Jerome tried to make the girl ad-
nit that she had burned Whites let
tors but she would not do So He
made every effort to break down her
testimony.
Many of the most revolving details
of Evelyns horrible story were re-
viewed today and she was questioned
closely by the district attorney re-
garding many of the sensational cir
cumstances.
At noon Mrs. Thaw was still on the
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

The members of the democratic
city central committee will hold
caucus tonight and arrange for the
city convention.
G. w. Knowles. of Ely. Nevada,
father of Charles c. Knowles. form
er, deputy sheriff, is in the city the
guest of his son. Mr.. Knowles is be-
ing heartily greeted by his many old
time friends He has been kept con-
stantly busy at Ely. which is one of
Nevada's greatest mining camps, with
his contracting and carpenter work
Mr.. Knowles is here for brief stay
only.
One more unfortunate of the lower
half-world died friendless, penniless'
and practically alone. Saturday after
noon, in Il cabin where she had found
shelter. when even the jail was closed
for her. She was woman of nat
ural and acquired attractiveness and
attainments far above the average;
educated. accomplished and cultur-
ed: but she fell and rapidly descend
cd to the lowest depths imaginable.
1t was a mereiful act for death to
take her.=Tellurfie Journal.
The other paper was on the anX-
lou seat for time this afternoon
and thought 1t had a chance to sneak
in on a scoop which its editors were
certain the Sentinel had nailed down.
There was a telephone message to
the Daily Sentinel from Rifle. BY
some mistake the telephone girl gave
the party wanting the Sentinel the
Office of the other paper. He at once
refused to talk to the other paper
stating that It was the Daily Sentin-
el and the Daily Sentinel alone that
he was after. Making up their mind
to find out If possible what business
the Sentinel had with Rife the edi-
tors of the other paper telephoned
to a lawyer in the city who has wide
acquaintance in Rifle and had him to
telephone to several parties at Rifle
and discover If possible what the Sen
tinel was talking to Rifle about. In
their efforts to break in upon priv
ate business transaction between this
paper and Rifle party the other
sheet succeeded in creating consid-
erable excitement but still their de-
tective work fell fiat and to this good
hour they are in the dark.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
HE MAKES
FIERY TALK

Pittsburg. Kan. Feb. 20-Ad-
dressing a thousand coal miners at a
mass meeting held here yesterday, C.
f. RoIfe. of Erie, Kansas, urged the
miners to arm themselves He said.
The time for rebellion has come: the
courts have refused us n fair hearing;
our petitions have been denied; so
now prepare to use the last resource
the force of arms" He said the
woods were fun of squirrels that
needed killing. and all should buy
guns and kill the squirrels.
Resolutions were adopted con
demning the courts. state and feder-
al. the national government. for the
part taken in the prosecution of Moy-
er and Haywood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
BIG OFFICIAL
WOULD DIE

Eel Paso, Texas, Feb. (Spec-
iaD-G. b. Siner, general manager OF
the Great Mexican Central railrohd
system for n number of years, yester-
day afternoon attempted suicide.
Hearing that The Mexican govern
ment was contemplating making
some radical changes in the operation
of the railroad systems of the coun-
try which would result in the aboi-
ishment of the position he held, he
rendered his resignation yesterday
and going to his apartments stab
he'd himself with dagger. He will
probably die. siner has been con-
nected with the Mexican Central for
2I years.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

There was a busy meeting of the
Eastern Star last night.
The city scales We're inspected this
afternoon and found TO be correct.
Mrs. L. Schmidt has returned
home from her extended visit with
relatives in Trenton. Missouri.
Clarence Blake. who came to the
city recently from Boston, is i'll with
typhoid fever and was removed to the
hospital this morning.
sheriff Charles schrader left for
the country early this morning to fin
ish his work of summoning members
Of the petit jury for the march term
of the district court.
Little Miss Wilda Wallace, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wallace. is
celebrating her seventh birthday this
afternoon by entertaining the pupils
of the kindergarten department of
the schools, in Miss Reeds room.
Robert Thompson. of carrollton,
Ohio. an old time friend of Daniel
Friedman, is spending a few days
most pleasantly in this city. The
gentlemen were boyhood friends and
schoolmates. Mr.. Thompson is a
practicing attorney.
The exclusive item in the sentin-
ell yesterday to the effect that the
Grand View Lateral Ditch had been
incorporated, told the story of an
other addition to the irrigation cir.
cles of the Grand Valley. 1t is not
very extensive but 1t is an important
project Just the same.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
TWO CENT FARE

Washington. Feb. 2O.-(speeiaD
The legislatures of Missouri Miss
issippi and Nebraska yesterday order
ed that a two-cent-a-mile rate be put
in effect by the railroads operating
within the respective states.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
RELIGIOUS TRUST

Chicago, Feb. 20.-(speciaD-ln
an address last night before tne il-
ter-denominational Union Secretary
of Treasury Shaw, declared that d
great religious trust for the WIDEN
ing of Christianity should be organ
lied along the lines of the mouei Il
commercial trust of today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
REPUBLICAN WON

philadelphia, Feb. 2O.-Congress-
man John Reybuin, republican, was
elected mayor of Philadel-
mia defeating VIM. Potter democrat
and City party candidate, by 33.Oo3
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
DWYER WINS

Denver, Feb. 2O.-charles Hacken-
schmidt. of Des Moines, Ia was de-
feated at wrestling, best TWO ou' 81 81
three at the Denver Athletic ciuo os
NJ. J Dwyer, of Denver last night
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

New York, Feb. 2O.-The federal
grand jury today indicted the Great
Northern company on charges that
in 1904 it paid $4,000 in rebates on
sugar shipments.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
FOR IMPROVEMENT

Denver, Feb. 2O.-The annual
meeting of the Colorado Telephone
company held here today 1t was de-
cided to expend s1,5OO.OOO for i'm
provements and extensions during
t1,e, currant year
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
CHAM MERRIAM

London, Feb. 2O.-CspeciaD-1t
is announced that the Hon. Joseph M.
Chamberlain is completely broken
down physically.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

,Ocrastination is. The time to
4 a good time piece is now. We
H. so many watches that are
slendid timekeepers, that will
H. YOU much annoyance, that
n should secure one at the prices
4 are Offering them at.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
Little Woman Holds Her Own in Battle
With Brilliant District Attorney--He
Spares Her Not -Thaw, Angered
By PitileSS Questions Makes
Scene in Court Room.
JEROME WILL ATTEMPT TO PROVE THE TESTIMONY
OF THE GIRL TO BE UNTRUE.

stand and the cross examination Will
hardly be completed today
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20
ROOD INDICTED

he current year.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

The Sentinel is the peoples
,or II prints the news. all OF
! o.cb week day of the year.
erybody reads it.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-20

approximately 5000 People
read The Sentinel every night.
Its Want Ads bring results TO the
advertisers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-08
ITALIA! PABl POlICIA!

/, san Juan, p. r., septieinbre 3, 1907.
La Conisi6n de la Policla Insular,
celebrara tallas el 20 de octubre Ell San
Juan Los aspirantes deben tener 81 amos
cumphdos Y no mas de 30 tener como
talla minima I-72 centimetros Y cinco
centimetros de expansion toraxica; de-
beran tener buenas condolences de salud
deSarrollo fisico siendo excludes los
individuos que presenter alguna defor-
midat, como quebraduras, hernias, faita
de diculcs, dcsviacion de les oios man
chas en- el cuerpo, hucllas q yestigios de
enfermedades secretas. etc.
Cada aspirdnte SC proyeera, para pre-
scntar la Couisi0n, de certitlcaeipne>
de buena conlucta, libradas por las auto
ridades locales, Y principalnlente &c .o,
Iuzgados municipales o de Paz, que cNi-
drncien 10 haber sulrido correeei6u al
& ma.
La C>mis,6n atendera de pr IL.
rene aquellas condicio, es mora
tes Que Sc re1ejen Ell los haht.s \
buenas COS umbres de los aspirant,s
Sc nect sitan a la vez hombres sanos
fuertes. individuos de buen juicio,
prudeutes, Temperatures, bien educa-
los, que puedan MERCER la conhanza
Y 81 respeto en- el cumplimiento de
sus deberes policiacos.
Deberan presentarse dos solicitu
des hechas de pulo y letra del aspi-
rantev juradas ante el Juez Nota
rio p1blico, dando asi fe de la identi-
dad de su personay de que ha sido
hecha por el rnismo aspirante. Una
de estas solicitudes, acompafada de
la fe de bautismo, requisite indispen-
sable, sera en- viada a la Comisi6n con
las cettihcacioues de condueta moral
o ra solicitud enviada al se5or iefe
lie la policia, para que, en- el Quartet
General Sc informe 81 el aspirante ha
pertenecido antes al Cuelpo de la po-
licia y de la conducta que haya obser-
vado. Estan excludes los individuos
que hubieran salido del Cuerpo por
imposibilidad fisica, 9 por expulsion
FL plazo de admission de las soli-
citudes expirara el dia II de de octu-
hre. LA CoMIsIoN DE LA PoLICIA
INsuLAR I2-o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-08
SAN JUAN Y Ia lSLl
Construction de edifi-
clos escolares. ms
pector de sa nidad
SUBASTA PUBLICA
Regreso de los Estados Uni.
dos. Matrimonio celebra-
do en- Pennsylvania.

Don Francisco Solano Lafo-
ret, ha sido nomhrado inspector de
sanidad municipal de Mayaguez,
en- la vacante ocurrida por renuncia
de don Alfredo Bravo, que fue nom
brado inspector de alimentos.
En- Maricao sc construiran
edifcios escolares en- los barrios
aMontoso, aBucarabonesD { aIndie-
ra baja.S
FL dia II del actual Sc veri.
fcara en- la ohcina de Obras Publi-
cas- la subasta para las obras de
construction de los estribos y pilas
de mamposteria para los puentes
sReyes Cat6licos,o aUtuado,s sLa
Platao y Que brada Mulas.1
FARMACIA -Por desear su due
no retirarse del negocio, Sc vende una
de nombre acreditado, en- pueblo muy
importante y progressive, en- condicio-
mes favorables al comprador Para
informes y detalles dirigirse a g. c.
R., San Francisco o., bajos. San Juan
| P. R. 80 S.
En- q vapor oCoamoD embar-
caran hoy para los Estados Unidos,
la eSposa y las hijas del Hon. Juez
Mac Leary, del Tribunal Supreme.
FL Juez Wolf, de la Corte
Suprema, Ia regresado de su viaje
! a los E~tado> Unidos.
Ha regre>ado a su residencia
de Mayagtiez, el abogado america
no Mr. F, L. Cornwell, que Sc hs
llaba de piseo en los Estados Uni
dos.
Ell doctor Boyd, que reside
desde hace algun tempo en- Areci
bo, contrajo matrimonio en- Dow
ming, Pennsylvania, ell 2I de setiem-
bre ultimo con la seflorita Mary
Florence Fulmcr, regresando Pto
Rico Ell el vapor Immediate y hjan
do eu residencia en- la referida eiu
dad de, Areciho.
Sc encuentra en- Manatl dan
do funciones el Orquestrof6n de los
stiiores Rahola & ca el cual be
obtenido gran exito en- toda la isla
La esposa del sehor Savage,
Fiscal de la Corte Federal ha dadc
a luz una nina en- los Estados Uni
dos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-08
NOT|C|AS D|VERSAS
FallecimientO de un CO.
merciante en- la vi
LA de Arecibo.
PREsA EN- lIBERTAO
Por orden del fiscal de la
Corte de Distrito de Ma.
yaguez. - Pesame.

Ha fallecido en- Arecibo don
Modesto del Rio comerciante que
fue por largo tempo de aquella
ciudad. Poy a sus restos.
-El Fiscal de la Corte de Dis
tlito de Mayaguiiez decret6 el sa
bado ultimo la libertad de Carmen
Ortiz, presa por denuncia de la po-
licla que la acusaba de haber dado
muerte 4 una hija suya, como de
cuarenta dias de nacida.
El decreto del fiscal Sc basa
en- el iuform4 del medico doctor
Garcia de la Tore, que manifesto
que la interfecta no presentaba ex-
teriormente signos de que Sc hu-
b;ese ejercido violencia sobre ella;
y ademas en- el informe aut6psico
del doctor Font y Guillot, Sc mani
fiesta que aquella criatnra era sic
temesina y estaba si6litica, falle
ciendo por esta causa.
Sc VENDE una elegante
Victoria construida por la primera
fabrica de coches dc los EE. UU.,
y dos juegos de arneses para uno y
dos Cabalios. Informara S. BEHN,
Miramal. 8 80 a.
Han tmbarcado Ell Maya
gu 4 para la repubiica de Haytf los
sodHres don EMILIO Cuvbas y don
Felipe Cuebas Laforet.
-Victima de penosa y larga
enfermedad fallcclo en- Mayagtlez
Ia seiiorita Barbarita Roman, muy
apreciada ali por sus virtudes,
DesCanse en- paz.
Don Santiago Ced6, de San.
ia Isabel, ha sido condenado 4
$2oo de multa por libelo, segun de
nuncia contra el formulado, por e
elcalde de aquelia poblaci6n.
NADIA hay mas convenien
te para un professional 8 comercian
tc que teuer un local I'll sitio f1e
cuentado. 81 usted qulere un buer
departamento para establecerse, vec
la casa recien construfda al lado de
Correo pof la calle de San Jose y
encontrara departamentos apropo
sito. Informara Jose BazAD, Al'er
St. a. Bcx 2I6 80 2S $.
-Ha sido basladado al pue>tC
de Jayu,a u cabn DC policia in
aular q1e me>taba >etvicio en- Loi
"a, sn>ltuy en- i,.le Il cabo peralt
proceed ne q, Ar ovo.