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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
shap lOa entTernt perOen.
albanp. g. D. 1. q

albanp. q. D.. 1. Gept.
Sefretdr Geo. WcQaugblin bat BEL
Der itaatlihen @eidngniB.stomu'I
iion e.nen @roteit 9egen 0as iernere
geupeiien BON &cnrD & IbaD i'm
6ouatpgeidngniiie 81 gougbfcepiie
eingereidi Inter Den ongeiiibrten
@riinoen befinoet fid aui Der oaB
1bnw's Anueienbeit angebIih Der
Gis5ipIin inter ben onoeren Gefau'
aenen ih10Iih lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Seb6lfernugsSnHabme Ourd Sin.
iunnoernng.
Bait)inqton, 2. Sept

9oitt Oen 9eridten oes Sanoels-
nliniiteriuns BOT Die 9eoolferung
Oes 2an0es mabreno oes lebten Reh-
ningsiabres 0urd Die ginpanoerung
Inn 100000 8opfe sugenomren. @s
farnen 5tDar $4,000 GintoonOerer
an. aber 7t5.000 8erioneu, welte
bier anidiiig aapeien iiuo. manoer'
ten micoer in ibre alte Seimatb 81.
rid. 2ettere 3abl pir0 ol3 nnge-
tpohnIih bod betrahiet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
St. Banl. 0linn., /. Sebt

Ct Baul. @inn., 1. Sept.
Nus @rauo Sorts, q. o. miro te.
learapbiidl acmelOet. oaB &. q.
@ifbS. gr1iiOeut ser @ibbs @rain
& 6licl Co.. SelNmorO 0urd 81.
ihieben beaangcn babe. @eibditlihe
llnaunebmIihfeiten ioIlcn Oeu anae.
iebenen @eiddftsmann 5u Dem Ser
3peiillmgSihritte getriebeE baben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Wener 0omrt.

Safe Genepa. Bis.. 3. Sept.
0ireftor 6roit non Der S)crfes
SterHlparte giebt befannt. ooB 9roi.
Morebouie BON Der 0rate llniucriitdt
IN Ees @oines einen neuen Romctea
i'm SterubilOe Der @irafie ent0edt
bat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
5raneu BET StrrifunrnbsH nHse.
idlOHeH.
ScrantOfi, 2. Sep

~ ttVlIItWFFf = N-NfE'
gei einem StreiffropaIlc IN Dun.
more puroen 6ror Aoam Snpolto
uno SSrou 9lnna Gor0lah. SSrauen
Don 9]erqruerfsarbeitrrn non Der Sc
liiei augeblidl aus gerieben Ourh
StiilIe perlest. mdbreno iie atf Der
9erarr0a Der griteren itan0en. 80r.
Der Batten @ugriife auf Oeu Slper.
inteltSenten ser @rltbe, eegen pcldle
ser 5treif erfl1rt iit, uuo auf gtiht,
gGperfihaftler icitens Der @usitaE-
0igen ltattgefuliSen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
gsuneu ciacne 9anOiOaten.
Snrnrlie. 9}. ID. [. e

-gtHtAfSt ~ SIR A. O'NFt.
SSn ser ,Situng Der Staatstonnen.
tion ser 9Srobibitioniiten wuroe Der
glntrag geiteut. Oen @ouberneur
&ugbes auf oieiem Eidet 81 uomi.
nieren. Gaaegeu aber erbob gIaron
Q. @attins BON Ohio. Der @iseprd.
Observation-Disclosures ser Bartei. Sin.
ipriicb uni Oen @runO bin, oab oie
8artei MIR ausaeiprohene YtitaIie.
Der 0erielben nominieren 0iirie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
gsasn ben SartIabIsn.1rnlt.
gllbanp, Y. D.. 81. alu

FFF"'7''IF - " = =
Gas beutige Berbor IN Der Dor.
inieriuhung. pelhe @eneralnmpolt
Sadion gegeu Die angeblih our 8eit.
ietung oes 9reiies un0 Der :Sor0e.
rungsmenge 5oa slntbraIit.Stoblen
Derbuuoeten gerqpertsbeiiser aus.
iieaen Idbt. ipurOen w1bren0 oes To-
ges gpei 3eugen DerHommeH. melde
aber nifts g9eieutlihes ousiaaen
fonnten. Die BerbaHOlungen pur0en
6ann Bis gum 9. SepteuEbE peEtagt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
gise.g0riibeHoer bes 1ati0naIsaO.
mites.
Rap 1orf. 2. Gent.

Der 8oriiser 6es 6em0trattihea
Staots. }entral-aomites UoH gtem
serien gfobert g. suospet5. i1uroe
Som goriisenoan 0es 0emofrahihen
Observation-Disclosures 4Raf gum QI5e.
goriiber 0eiiglbtn uaS aampagnelei.
Ter fiir ben Often, nit 9eu gort aIs
3suotcuartier. ernaTiIi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

9riegs9erifte aud GfiBierc BON 30.
beH Range fommanoiri iiRS. 10 lit
man geipanut. ipas es 81 eerhanoeln
baben miro. uno nermntbet. OaB auh
aegeu bober 8eitelte 0iii5iere sln.
tloge erboben speroen ioa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
9lidjt 10 nnsiinitia.
NaO OorI I. Seplember.

Der acknowledgements Charles
G. 2ittleiieI0 trnt bcute ieiu glmt ais
WdhenDeuunlter Ser nerfrubteRN}ot-
leriirm1 ". 8. @romn & So. an.
Seine 9iirgihait i'm @etroae bon
$250.000 mar pom 3ihter gutgc-
beiBen moroeu. Rad ocn glHQaben
Scr 9iedtSbeiitduOe ser gcnonnten
6irmo iteleu iih Oeren gIftipen al
$.500.000. 0ie Decentralization
aui menigcr ais $4,000.000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
BrbaH re6et aeaeH repnblifaniihe
5ibrer.
GioNr 80. 2. Sept.

Del ieiner 9lHfunft in 6ieier sto5t.
Die duf Ser gall5eH Getie bierber.
pur0e 8T1. 3. grpan BON 0eH 5au.
lenoen, oie ibn 5u ieben gefomuen
noren. 5e9eIitert auTgeHommeu. sSa
ieiHer bsbutigen9eoe Habu er It'd b.,
Icroers oie Reiorn- un0 Eruitfra9e
Dor. Gr behanptete babel. oab maa
Don ben ReuiblifaHerH in bei0enS5in.
itten teiue @eiieruHs ser bgIteben.
ben @er2dltHiiie erDorten tonne. neil
IA me5rere ibrer Sn6rer 0irefte Seq.
Her ioIher 8erbaijeruaqen icien. CT
nonnte babel Dupont ron 2elaDars.
Sertreter ieines Stdatcs i'm reuus
blitaHF'ten ausiduiie. un6 Ben e..
raior %enroie oon genniusoania.
Bon bier aus miro grDan ole Seiat.
reiie antrefen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
ganmwOllcnsrnts nm 100000
galleH geriHasr.
Welp GrIeans. "a. l. @ept.

Reip Orleans, Ndy /. Gept
Der Sefretdr Der bieiigen Baum.
uoaen6orie, Ser3er. 6erihtet, SaB 0ie
gnunpolenernte in Der nit benz 81.
auguit beenOeten oiesjabriaen 5oiion
- ..sssgeiammt 11B71 .966 gaaen Cqe.
gen 13510.3s0 i'm 8oria5re) betriige.
Ties beoeutet eiuen 4usiaa uon
naheiu 1000. 900 goQeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Nei einem saiffs6ranNe .ritidt.


SIM @mlme 0es britiihen Bart.
ihiiieS nGuritau~ gerictb, permutb.
LID ourh Selbiteut5iinOuta. eine
0uautitat @eb uno 8erg in 9ron0.
Eurd Oie Odbei eniitebcuOen G6ntpie
muroen sic @Satroieu parrp &. Si-
ion. @orI 0orieu, Reterion Beds
unO @Ieorg Swtbla0e eritdt. Ter
WaterIaIiha0en NOR nnN0enten0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Stiir,te ans Oem ganOu.
Watergiae w. 2. -

l8UItIlI u ~ 2. -7tVI.
G6as. 9. Sores aus 6ommonos,
port, q. g.. Der teHfer zines aai oen
,S15rm1rftsgraHSeu oes oes mittle.
ren gtoine Oeauenoeten gnlons.
ftiir5fe. ais 6os euiffifi in iih 81.
iammemanf. aus eiEer 60be Dor
800 SUB in 6ie 1iefe ur0 erlos balS
6arouf ben o1bsi eriitteneH Der.
lebunren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Rrpfffiipnens Miftmarher-
l2ep WorF . ceffem6or

5leU 2)ort, 2. Se6tember.
gei eiHeBl SHaueit ertldrtg Goro.
ner S5ra0p. ooB er einer @anoe 0on
aeperbsmdBiggn 5iitm0r0eru, uelfe
eins glenss Don Ber5reten auf BEN
GgpIneu baiteH, uui Der Spur lei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Neuer i'm SoI,boic.
q 't ~t0V~iNF
NImanInnN 8 . g

0IeoeIanO, D, 2. Sept.
Gin grano. Delher cine Belt lang
ouh oie Bride Der gtidel @late.
9abn beorobte, 8eritorte Sol3 i'm
@ertbe BON 1000, @igeRt6lm
Der Saginalp Ban 2rmber So.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Niro pendoniert.

@nibingtoH. 2. September.
Gorttreaomiral e5o6n =. Merrea
tritt an z. September. an melhem
1age er bic Alterssren3e erreidt, In
ben 9u5eitan6. er trc. IN sssli
1863 IN Iienit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

Snperior. g9is.. 2. sent.

SIN hieiigen Saien itieBen beute
ser 0ampier Buffalo" uno bic
9arfe .@ g, 9err" 3iinmmeu. Oas
leetere Sdifi wurOe beinabe mitten
OurhaeihHitten. 9eiOe Sd)iife iuur.
Ben ms Sdllepptau genontmeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
@rhrn On Den strfiE.
glep 0rIeans. I. September.

gtep Orleans, l. September.
llngefdbr 500 SousmaIer iino an
SEN Streif geanngen. neil man ib-
neu cine 15pro5entige 9obnerbo6uns
unter oen gegenpdrtieeu 6inan5per.
bdltniNeu nid)t gepdbreu tpoate. 2ic
2obne betragen sur 3eit $3.50 per
6da.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
grofss arisassrridJt.
Raihinaton. 2. -.

AdiHington. 2 5ept.
am q 5apierlber Miro IN Sort
1eanne D2i6 ouf &HDeiiuna oes
8rdnoemen uno 5es ariessminiite.
riuH1s sir aIgemeines ariess9erift
ssiammeatreien. "a az 5Ieien
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
Die assnbIiFantr.
20 80 3 -.

9teFD jon. 2. Sebt
9is 81 Ser aHians Der usHiten
Rode enDarieien Rnftebr 6es Rsr.
fitenoen Siiheod BON RafionaIous.
ihuiie itrS feiue uifltiqen enrpi4s.
IuHgeu 81 erDarteu. llebcr Die eaae
I'M Siaaie faH man osn ben 7Sihrern
rgri1 9eoegtunasUoues hgr1as 6e.
.<nen. gtlr ) 2. ShermaH. Ser
aanSioct fir oie 8f3sprdEsentidh1st.
bot iih itriftlit ans Sas B1rmiie
fir Sic 1ieSsruomiHirun5 5oh Geag.
aGsa5ss azsagiRroaea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
glcrfnImnaSniSria.
NInthrie. Nfln.. [. Senf

Gihtcr ". 8 @uIcn Oom Giitrift.
geriht erfldrte, Dab 0aS Stuut9Qcice.
mcldes geirennte ShulbeborOcn unO
Shulen iiir 5orbiae Uorliebt, Ger
&eridiiuna mioeriprcde.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

aongreiies fir @eloonacleaenhciten
bilOeu febrten beute pou ibrer euro
pareiie Nriid. Sic ltr0 nit Der gluf-
nobne uuo sen auiihIiiiieu. sic lie
erhaIten haben. hohIidit sAirie0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
giaa Ser rtpnbIiIaniidleu sInbs.
glan Norf. I. Sepfemhrr

9ei 0tr Sibuns Der 9i1a Scr rcpu-
5lifautiden aInbs uur0e Som <
Sammon pon Nlaiiad)iiettS anStelle
OeS 5uriidtreteuOeu Sen 6. u. @lc.
@lpin sum &oriiter erlpdbit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

8eriouen5ug Ser Tenoer & 8io
@ran0e 9abn geipanute 9ofomotipe
erplooierte beite in Der 91dhe BON
SbonIpion. lltob. Gos Nlaid)inen.
perional muroe idmer Oerlett.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
RaD Dorf I. GcDt.

Senator Daniel pon 8irginin gn0
Sic a5georoneten 9reeIanO uHo EDgr.
iEeet, rDe.te ben unteEausi4uB oss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06

Nie Wlebrbeit 0es Nepublitaners
ii6er ieiuen ocmofratiihen @esner
beirng iomii 29.376.
Gum criteu Niole ieit iehs Sobreu
mur0e and Elm DemofraI IN oen
Siaatsienat erip0b.t.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-06
eofomotibs erploeirt.

salt 9afe gitg. 2. sept.
Cine Dor einsm Deitii4 se5enoeH
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
RAIN STOPS BIG
FOREST FIRES
Is General and Saves Much Val
liable Timber

The rain that has continued to
fall since last evening through the
northern portion OF the state has
come as a great blessing to the
timber districts where the forest fires
have been burning. and those familiar
with the situation state that ii means
. great benefit to the people because
OF its effect upon the Ares.
The fires. even the worst and most
destructive. have been By the IRE
fighters. through the aid OF the rain,
placed under control and large
number OF them practically ex-
tinguished. The fires this season.
without doubt have been the largest
and the most destructive that the
country has experienced for years.
and the loss to the owners OF tim
Der and lands situated within the
timber districts subject to the fires,
has been excessive.
Nearly all Of these fires broke out
a week or so ago. and while the
timber men and settlers ever since
have made a constant night against
them their efforts have for the most
part been unavailing. because OF the
dry condition of the timber and the
winds that have prevailed from day
to day. The most that the Are
fighters could hope to do was 10 keep
the fires under control and in many
instances despite their utmost efforts.
they were unable to do much effective
work. even along these lines.
Reports from st. Maries and st.
Joe. where some OF the largest and
most destructive fires were located
state that the situation Is now much
improved, and that no fear need be
entertained Of any further spread Of
the fires as long as the timber and
ground continues wet. and that by the
time the dry condition returns all of
them will have been extinguished.
Similar reports also come from the
Big Creek country. Lofts Bay and
the reservation points where some
large fires have been playing havoc
with the timber land and the prop
erty OF settlers. and Il is believed
that no further Ares OF any signif-
gance will be experienced this season.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
alive WESTERN wIRE~
Girl Writes Note That brings Her a
Husband.

SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. ia
I'm a live western wire. I'll marry
the man who opens this letter II
he looks good to me and viii stand
for a leap-year proposal"
Elsie NEARING. ls years OF age.
full Of life and fun. added the foer-
going words In a footnote I'm letter
replying to an advertisement of the
Edison Electric company OF New
York. j. d. Weaver, an electrician
in the company's employ hemmed be-
tween lofty walls Of brick and steel
on lower Manhattan. read the let
ter and the footnote a half dozen
times. Acting on the impulse he re-
signed his position and afterward he
sent a letter to the girl in the west,
adding: I'm coming out to have a
good look.
Weaver was as good as his word
and he CAME 10 Spokane as fast az
steam could carry him. After drive
Of 20 miles south OF Spokane he
presented himself at the McFarling
home. His credentials were salts
factory and Miss McFarling was not
disappointed in his appearance. A
few days afterward. Weaver secured
a license to wed Miss McFarling and
Justice George w. Stocker performed
the ceremony In the Spokane county
courthouse. Weaver has engaged in
the electrical business in Spokane and
he and his bride will make their
home here.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
FIND BODY IN FERNIE WELL
Man Is Supposed to BE Kills Vernon
Lane,

Man Is Supposed TO BE Kills Vernon
Lane.
FERNIE. b. c., Aug. l3.-special
Constable Joe Lyons discovered the
body OF a man In a well in West
Fernie yesterday evening and Coroner
Wilkes and the police are now across
the river TO recover the body. Il Is
supposed to be the body OF Ellis Yern-
on Lane. No traces OF other bodies
have as yet been discovered.
Premier Mcbride wired Mayor Tut
tie yesterday that he was starting for
the scene OF the disaster. The Great
Northern bridge was completed last
night and trains are crossing II today.
Rain, which was much needed. came
yesterday evening. proceeded by a
heavy fall Of hail. which drove the
army OF workmen to shelter and for
a while stllled the din OF the hundreds
OF hammers. The atmosphere IL
much cooler and clearer today, and
work goes on without q stop. The
Ontario government has added $4,000
to the relief fund. which Is continual
ly growing.
The Insurance adjusters are busy
paying losses and In some instances
companies are writing new risks on
new buildings and blocks.
A meeting OF the rate payers has
been called for Friday 10 discuss the
advisability OF taking over from the
Grows Nest Electric Light and Power
company the water plant and what Il
left Of the telephone and electric light
plants.
The ministers OF the various
churches. besides being busy look
ing after the needy ones IN their
nOcks. have already begun to arrange
for temporary structures In which 10
hold services. and to cast about for
means 10 rebuild the churches.
The number Of those being fed BY
the meal ticket plan is on the de-
crease, as the people arrange tempo
rary homes and secure cooking usten-
sis for themselves. Yesterday even
ing a special train arrived from
cranbrook bearing between 900 and
500 refugees.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
FACTIONS FIGHT
Bonner County Republican Conyen-
tion Develops Bitter Contest.

Bonner County Republican ConVen-
tion Develops Bitter Contest.
STANDPOINT. Idaho. Aug. Ia
The Bonner county republican con-
vention yesterday resulted In sweep
ing victory for the ''ins. represent
Ing that faction which IL most numer-
GUS at present in county ofIices. The
outs" are those who desire ONCE.
In the temporary organization the
outs won slight victory I'm electing
a temporary chairman. s. d. Taylor.
but this was lost when the perman-
ent chairman, B. F. Deffenbaugh.
was chosen. The convention indors-
ed Senator Hepburn for reelection
and adopted resolution favoring the
passage Of direct primary law.
In the selection of nominees for
county Office the outs won in but
one instance. that OF county attorney.
when the incumbent. Peter johnson.
who, though In Office. has sided with
the outs. was renominated by a ma
jority Of one vote. The nominees
are: State senate. w. F. Whitaker.
Standpoint; Legislature. H. w. San
burn Of COeolalla and Paul GLADSTONE.
of Clagstone; sheriff. Andrew Merritt,
Standpoint; county attorney. Peter
Johnson, Standpoint; county auditor,
Robert Bragaw of Standpoint: county
assessor, William Van Pannon; coun-
ty treasurer, Andrew Christensen;
probate judge, o. ]. Bandelin: sup
erintendent of instruction, John w.
Ramsay; county surveyor, ]. X. Ash
ley; county coroner, DR.. Knapp.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
TAFT THROWN
FROM HORSE
Animal Collapses Under Pom
deFOus Weight OF Pres
identIal Candidate.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Aug. 1s.--It
became known today for the nrnt
time that VIM. II. Taft. NOMINEES Tor
the presidency on the republican
ticket. narrowly escaped being In
jured while out riding here Tuesday.
Mr.. Taft. at the time, was riding
along a mountain road when the
knees of the horse seemed TO col
lapse and he gave way under the en-
cessive weight OF his rider and went
down IN a heap. Mr. Taft was pitched
headlong over the animals head and
fell on. his hands and knees. and
sustained few slight bruises.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
CHOPS OFF HEADS
OF HIS CHILDREN
Insane Father Commits An Awful
Crime; Attempts Suicide

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Aug 49,
The most sensational tragedy that
ever occurred in this city took place
today when M. J. Dafty chopped on
the heads of his son Fred, daughter
Mrs. Ada LacOmb and attempted to
kill his wife with a big cleaver which
he welded with the force OF a
maniac and followed his bloody work
with an effort to cut his own throat.
When Policeman Coe arrived on the
scene he was viciously attacked by
Dafty who was oyerpowered and
taken to the hospital where an ex-
animation of his wounds were made
after which the physicians said they
were not so serious as to prevent his
recovery. Dafety is an aged capital
list and well known citizen of this
city and his crime is said to be the
result of a sudden attack of epileptic
insanity.
Dafty was about to plunge a knife
into Goes heart when other police
men came to his rescue and saved
his life. Dafty lived with his son
and murdered him while the boy was
peacefully sleeping in bed this morn
ing. Making sure that the son was
dead he ran from the house with the
ak in his hand with which he COM
mitted the deed at the home OF his
daughter a block away. where his
wife. from whom he had been sepa-
rated for some time. was making her
home. Entering the house he
stealthily walked up behind the
daughter who was seated at a sewing
machine and chopped her head from
the body with one fierce blow. After
the body fell to the floor the demon
hacked 1t to pieces with the Ak
Hearing the eommotion, the wife
rushed in from an adjoining room
MANA AAN AA6hN AEA hEA
gaze. He husband made a mad
rush and struck her with the az.
inflicting a serious. but not fatal
wound
Evidently believing that he had
completed his bloody deeds. the aged
man returned to his home and lying
down in a pool OF his sons blood
attempted to end his own life by
hacking his throat with a big knife.
When the police broke into the house
Dafty attacked Coe with the knife
when the policeman clinched with HIS
antagonist and both fell to the floor.
coe was rescued By the other police
men after a desperate struggle
Dafty Is pronounced a hopeless mani
ae, with no possibility Of regaining
his reason. He chatters Incessantly
while trying to play like a child and
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
bryan TALKS TO FARsaERs
Candidate Becomes Humorous over
Big Gourd.

blg G0ufu.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. ls.--wm.
jennings Bryan addressed a delega-
ton Of Nebraska farmers here today.
During the course Of his address.
when presented by the farmers with
a huge gourd, he took occasion TO
indulge in a bit Of trenchment humor
AZ the expenses Of the big stick"
Mr.. Bryan. in accepting the gourd,
said: This mammoth gourd Ger
tainly resembles the big Stick"
and ! think It is a fitting emblem to
represent the republican policies, for
the big Stick" which has been 20
loudly hearalded. has accomp-
iished not a great deal OF actual Iegis-
lation."
Mr.. Bryan held his farmer audience
In rapt attention during the delivery
OF his address, and upon its eoncIu-
sion they came forward and contri-
buted $50 TO the campaign fund.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
JUDGE HIT HOLY ROLLER
gOrous Response to Attack by
Fanatic.


Fanatic.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-There was
exciting scene In the corridor OF
P New Bradford avenue police
lrt in Brooklyn yesterday when
bward Dunwiddy, a disciple of the
ply Rollers, a religious sect, at
Fked Magistrate Higginbotham, be-
Re 25 men and several women MEM
RS of the order who had been ar
gned, charged with disorderly con-
let.
The blow was a light one and
hgistrate Higginbotham retaliated
striking Dunwiddy squarely on the
". The Holy Roller staggered and
p. Magistrate Higginbotham held
E prisoner in $500 bail on a
arge of assault.
When the Holy Rollers were ar
gned Miss Elizabeth Robinson,
gh priestess of the order, was ac-
sed by the magistrate of having
'culated a report in the courtroom
pit he attempted to hug and kiss
r, while she was holding a private
dience with him in his chambers.
lgistrate Higginbotham demanded
ht the prisoner explain the state
ent. On advise of her lawyers,
SIS Robinson refused to comply, and
the magistrate held her in $500
a charge of contempt of court,
d $500 bail on a charge of con-
citing disorderly house.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
DONATES HER
BODY TO SCIENCE
White Plague Victims Last
Wish Is to Benefit
Other Sufferers

BELLINGHAM. Wash. Aug. 10
After expressing the desire that her
body be given to a medical college
at Portland for the benefit OF science,
Mrs. c. L. Chamberlain died here to-
day.
Mrs. Chamberlain was a sufferer
from tuberculosis and this was the
cause Of her death. The disease
fastened itself upon her system some
years ago. She had consulted ply
stefan after physician with the view
of fiding q remedy, but failed. Dur
the last year she fully realized that
the end was not far away and as II
drew near she suffered greatly. When
she realized today that she had but
few minutes to live she expressed
the wish that her body be given 70
Portland medical school for the
benefit OF science. and expressed the
hope that 4 day would soon come
when a remedy for the cure Of this
dreaded disease would be discovered
BY medical science.
Mrs. Chamberlain was married for
the second time a year ago. but her
condition was not known to her
husband. and q separation followed
almost immediately. In carrying out
the wish of her mother the daughter
today sent message 10 the Portland
college asking It to accept the re-
mains.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-08-13
AIR SHIP ACCIDENT

American Machine Is Wrecked In
France.
LENNEs. France. Aug. l3.-The
famous aeroplane OF Wilbur Wright,
met with its first accident here to-
day while Wright was giving one OF
his flying exhibitions. The airship
was soaring in the air at a height
of rs feet when a false maneuVer
caused it to loose its position and
descend. 1t shot straight downward
and in striking the earth the frame
work was badly shattered. but other
wise no damage was done.