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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
ANNA WANTS NO HUSBAND
eve Had Enough of Married Life"
Says Madame Gould.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Madame
Anna Gould. the divorced wife Of
Count Boni de Castellane. who ar
rived here today on the steamer
Adriatic. took immediate occasion to
stifie the gossip which has associated
her future plans with the name of
Prince Helie de Sagan. Posing as
her companion following the divorce
proceedings. De Sagan came to be
credited with prospects of marrying
the plaintiff, but no sooner had Ma
dame Gould set foot upon American
soil today than she declared:
Il have had enough OF married
life. ! am not engaged to any one.
Madame Gould and her three sons
were met at the pier by Miss Helen
Gould. Mrs. George Gould and Mrs.
Tyler Morse. All were later driven
to the Fifth avenue home OF Miss
Gould.
Comes 20 Visit Sister Helen.
Following the exchange OF greet
ings as the steamer was berthed,
Madame Gould added to her earlier
declaration:
mo" she said. mot only am | not
engaged to be married. but do not
intend to become engaged Nor am
here in an effort to put a stop to
stories of an engagement or for the
purpose of arranging matters con-
corning my property interests in
Paris. My visit here is to repay q
visit my sister Helen made me in
Paris a year ago. had often want
ed to visit my country during my
married life, but Count Boni object
ed.
II expect to remain two months.
promised my sister Helen when she
visited me that would come to see
her, and | shall be with her at her
home all the time / am in the coun-
try with the exception of the time
spend taking the children to Niagara
Falls, which they are anxious to see.
With that exception shall not go
out of New York"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
ANARCHISTS GO TO CANADA
Authorities Fear Dominion win Be
come Home Of Reds.

Authorities Fear Dominion win Be
come Home Of Reds.
TORONTO. Ont. March 2O.--As a
result of the arrival in Canada OF a
number OF prominent anarchists
from the United States. the authori-
ties are entertaining fears that the
crusade now being waged In the big
republic will make the dominion the
permanent home of North American
reds" and the center OF anarchist
propaganda. II is reported that EN-
ma Galdman has been offered a life
long asylum in London, Ont, by a
society of wealthy Jews of that place
and that she may decide to accept
the offer. The Canadian immigra-
ton officials have no methods OF
identifying anarchists or other 'un-
desirable citizens" SO that there Is
little restriction upon their entrance
into this country.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
PAY BANK DIVIDEND.
Defunct Bank Funds to be Distrib-
uted.


uted.
ATLANTA. Ga. Mar 20.-By
order of the superior court, the Cen
trial Bank and Trust corporation will
today pay the depositors Of the de-
funct Neal Bank. with the exception
Of the State and certain banks, a d.
yidend of 20 per cent.
The amount of the dividend will
be S432.3sS.60. and it viii be paid
on an Indebtedness Of sI.711.943.0s.
which Is the amount the Neal Bank
owes after its Indebtedness to the
Fourth National Bank OF New York.
the Bank Of Manhattan Company of
New York, the Atlanta Clearing
House Association. and the state Of
Georgia have been deducted. To
these creditors no dividend viii be
paid. The receiver has approximate
IL $4,000 cash on hand.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
HOLY ROLLER TRAGEDY
Woman Who Killed Brother Has Re
covered Reason.

Woman Who Killed Brother Has Re
covered Reason.
SEATTLE, Wash, March 90
Esther Mitchell, who killed her bro
Their. George Mitchell, in July, 1906,
and who for some time has been con-
fined in the Washington State hos
pital for the insane, is reported to
have fully recovered her sanity and
may yet be tried for her crime. The
Oregon officials are anxious to bring
the girl to trial.
The Mitchell case was one of the
most famous in the criminal annals
of the Northwest. Esther Mitchell
was lured from her home by "Proph-
et" Franz Croffield. an itinerant
preacher of the Holy Roller" sect.
Crofield was killed by George Mitch
ell, who was maddened by the wrongs
suffered by his sister at the hands
OF the prophet. The young man
was acquitted, after a sensational
trial, and while he was receiving
the congratulations Of relatives and
friends, was shot and killed by Es-
ther Mitchell. The girl was adjudged
insane and lodged in the Washing
ton State asylum.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
COURT May ADJOURN
Have Been Many Jury Cases ON
Trial.


The district court. which has been
in session at Rathdrum since Febru-
airy 8, has about completed its labors
and the session is drawing to a close.
The last case Is now being tried by
jury. This is the case OF the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St Paul railroad
VS.. J. p. Darknell ct al, OF St. Maries.
This action is brought by the COM
pany for the purpose OF eondemning
certain properties owned by the de-
PENDANTS in the town OF st. Maries
for right-of-way purposes. 1t is es-
timated that this case will be COM
pleted today or tomorrow morning.
and as soon as a verdict is arrived at
by the jury Judge Wood will adjourn
court and commence the Wallace
term on Monday. the 23d.
The term OF court has been one
OF the busiest that have been held In
the county for years. The jury cases
usually do not last over two weeks.
but at this term they have lasted
over a month
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
PANIC STARTED
BY BIG BANKERS
senator LaFOllette Declares He Has
More Evidence of the Fact

comments on my remarks I would be
glad to have them made so audibly
that / can hear them.
This is not the first time in the
history of legislation" he said. that
the chairman OF a committee on
finance has brought in propositions
by executive direction to work rail-
road bonds into the treasury depart
ment, as bearing upon the financial
operations Of that great department
of the government,
After speaking for more than two
hours and half. Senator La Toilette
yielded the floor, with the statement
that he would resume his speech
Monday next.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. MAJ. 90
Rhode Island democrats are begin
ming to gather in Providence for the
state convention tomorrow. when
delegates viii be elected 10 the Den
yer convention. There Ii every indi-
cation that the delegates from this
state will be pledged to the support
Of Bryan. The Central Committee
has passed resolutions indorsing the
candidacy Of the Nebraskan.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
DOCTOR CHARGED WITH CRIME
AfIidavit oG Mrs. Abbott Against Dr..
InmAn % Canse Trial.

Affidavit o9 Mrs. Abbott Against DR..
Inman % Cause Trial.
LEWISTON. Idaho. March ia
Dr. l.. y. Inman. homeopathic phyBi-
clan. has been cited 70 appear before
the state board OF medical examiners
at Occur d'Aiene on April 7 to de-
fend himself on charges OF unprofes-
sional conduct preferred against him
by Dr. Susan u. Bruce, q member Of
the state board OF medical examin-
ers. Or. Inman IL charged with per-
forming an Illegal operation on MrH.
Mamie Abbott on November s, 1907.
Mrs. Abbott swears 10 an afldayit
In which she charged Or. Inman
with performing the operation
against her will and consent, she a.
leging that she had no desire 20
shirk the duty OF motherhood. Her
allegation IL supported in part BY DR..
r. l.. Hinckley and Dr. J. r. Hurlbut.
Attorney n. O. Redwine, who rep
resents DIT. fnmAn. seofied at the
charges. which be declared resulted
from professional jealousy. lie
said
1T is absurd 20 think that any
physician would perform such an OPP
Grafton on a woman without her con-
sent We shall answer the charges
and show the state board just how
ridiculous they are. Mrs. Abbott II
in the east. but we have no fears. as
we can show DR.. Inman's innocence.
The local medical society has
been trying TO secure q revocation Of
the license simply because DR.. Inman
has been successful In building up =
large practice. Several years ago
they tried 20 have the license OF Dr..
Inman revoked. but the state SUI
preme court held that he was en-
titled to practice"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
KAISER PLANS VACATION
WIN Leave Berlin Tomorrow for
New villa.

New VIVA.
BERLIN. March 20. - Emperor
William viii probably leave Berlin
for his magnificent new villa on the
Island OF Corfu tomorrow. although
Il has been rumored that his depart
ure may be delayed BY affairs 81
state until early next week. An on
ciai note states that the kaiser will
meet King Victor Emanuel az van-
Ice In the course OF his Meditarran-
can cruise, and that later he win
visit Emperor Joseph Francis at Vi
emma. The report from CONSTANT
nople that the sultan Of Turkey win
send an extraordinary embassy 70
Corfu to meet the kaiser is denied
here. The villa az Corfu was pur-
chased by the emperor last year and
Is one OF his most magnificent o.
tateB,
Emperor William win board the
imperial yacht Hohenzollern a. Ger
noa and proceed to Ionian waters
under the escort OF the cruiser
scharnhorst and the dispatch boat
slelpneF.
The travelling party probably viii
include Prince Fuerutenberg. whom
the emperor has drawn more closely
to him since Prince Philip En Eulen-
berg was exiled from court. For =
long tims the emperor has relied on
the advice OF Prince Fuerstenberg.
but especially 50 last winter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
VICE PREsIpENTlAL CANDIDATE
GOV. Fort May be the Republican
Nominee.

Gov. Fort May be the Republican
Nominee.
TRENTON, n. j., March 20.--John
Franklin Fort, chief executive Of
New Jersey and pointed out BY the
political wiseaeres as the probable
Republican candidate for the vice
presidency. is today celebrating his
fifty-sixth birthday. The occasion
was remembered by the numerous
friends and political associates OF the
governor in the state capital. and he
was also the recipient Of many con-
graduation from admirers In other
cities aud states.
That Governor Fort can have the
vice-presidential nomination IL he
wants It is almost a foregone con-
elusion. he Is friendly 20 the pres
ent national administration and is in
the favor Of Secretary Taft That
the latter would like Fort as a
running mate is more than a con-
lecture The Fort boom is just IS
real as that OF Taft. and although
the governor has been a national fig-
ure but a short time. he enters his
fifty seventh year with roster pros
poets for the future than scores Of
distinguished public men who have
been in the Iimelight for decades
As a militant reformer, and yet one
who has always been regular" with
In his party, rs well IA the governor
Of doubtful state. circumstances
favor Fort for the vice presidency
And his friends are already predict
ing that some day he win reach an
even higher position
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
SCHOOL BOARD WANTS FINES
Claims It Is Entitled to $4,000 as It's
Share.

Claims ~ Is EnAtled 10 NoUOD as tts
Share.
WALLACE. Idaho, March 20.--
Members Of the city council and
school trustees held a meeting last
night in II. j. Rossi's ONCE to discuss
the demand made by the school dis
trict upon the city for $4,000 claimed
to be the school districts share Of
fines collected. mostly during Mr..
Rossis administration.
The meeting was harmonious. but
no definite agreement was reached.
and a further conference will be
held. The school trustees. II Is re-
ported. had instructed Attorney Clyde
to bring suit on behalf Of the school
district and that the council asked
for a conference before any drastic
action be taken.
The school trustees took the
ground that while the money had
been well spent by the city. II was
not right 10 make the school district
run short OF money when II was en-
titled to funds. The trustees also
took exception 10 the collection Of
fines under the name OF licenses for
gambling and disorderly houses,
which excluded the district from
sharing In the revenues.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
RATHDRUM DEPOT SITE

Idaho 4 Washington Northern Gets
option on Two city BLOCKS.
RATHDRuM. Idaho. March 20.-
The Idaho & Washington Northern
railroad today secured options on all
OF the south half OF blocks = and Z
on each side Of Mccartney street. ad-
joining their right OF way through
this city. for q park and depot site.
The property Is owned BY A. W.
Post. A. Cook J. O. Eoch. D. Y. Dan
By and Joseph Buckle. but the coz
alteration involved could not be
learned. ]. c. II. Reynolds Of Spirit
Lake. right Of way agent. secured
the options for the company. Il is
understood the options are to Be-
taken up next Tuesday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20

RICHMOND. va. March go
Walter Rippey. eolored. convicted in
the TaSewell court Of assault upon
Mrs. Mary Daneey. win be hanged a
week from today. The negro was
captured the day following his crime.
and indicted. tried. convicted and
sentenced to death within four days.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
WANT WAGON ROAD
Two Counties and the Government
Asked to Aid.

Two Counties and the Government
Asked to Aid.
WARDNER, Idaho, March 90
The Little North Fork Copper com
pany. more Familiarity known as the
Handspike, acting in conjunction
with other prospects and ranchers up
the Little North Fork, are circulat-
ing petition in both Shoshone and
Kootenai counties asking for the
construction of a wagon road from
where the river empties into the
north fork of the Occur d'Alehe
river up the Little North Fork to
the Handspike property.
The intended road extends up the
river for a distance of IA miles.
Shoshone county will be asked for
assistance in building the road as
far as the line of Kootenai, and that
county will be asked to complete the
road the balance of the distance.
The proposed road traverses in the
main land set apart for the forestry
service and that service will be asked
to extend aid Settlers, miners and
other interested parties along the
route have agreed to do considerable
donation work, and it is thought the
road can be completed the entire dis
lance without any great cost to
either county.
The sun., 1908-08-02
HosKTNGS EATS A CENTURY.
Columbia Oval Crics<eter ADDS Another
Fine HIT Record to His List.

The feature OF yesterdays local cricket
was the batting Of A. Hoskinss, who added
another century TO his record. In the league
rams between Columbia Oval and Kings
County. played at williamsbridge. The vfsi-
torr. who were short banded, bait 6stted MSss; eSs:t;
Ard able 70 sns %Sl; 70 oey q hs sa. sooa
Was placed beyond doubt. for besides Hos-
Sinss others did some big scors batting, colHT-
g. Oval scored 2ss runs az for the 'o'' " ~'e1
e'f RrnoIlyn wl u and Yonkers mat at Van .Cert-
,.ndt Paff in chsmpionship game Of The
n S 9ns osss ssfss u TIE 9sn.
~lh ths sisassaSss ssnssaSsrse CUB Prospeos PsSt
*. ,S.s 1:a. Inc ina.Sssa * ns
Of r. !. Prendergast and H., 4. 0xenham.
who scored nearly 100 runs between them
aos sas io4 !. -fRs Ss css we're Manhattan
lie SsS YORK Veterans won gam. tsope
tSs nrGSnyn Taa, eisoaa scda.rs =: Tss ans
RoSS SaSS 1d .na SsR SD S.na Sn' a sc
The totals were: New York Veterans, %;
SrTHs'Sqn TS. qont:rs Ike 81 second team played league
Being The, Prospect Park team; The visitor
,S:s sssl.sSm.ns eS sns AZ asrfas sRs h Snis 'o
in dlspS.ns @sS; t" ~ We team from The g. TsS:
tomb st Prcspsct Park winn!ps ~ a score Of
team beat the Paterson eleven In q New Jersey
State champlonship game by score Of es to
%. The West Indians went TO Branch Brook
Park. Newerk, and beat the honscisir team
THE Crescent A, C. was defeated a Bay
Ridge by ths Bollsyne team from Upper
al round sFssisnes q 3; 4; e i FS$Sis , who ID I 20.
ss!Sls =. ..: :. IS ir,sf. fk. Ssssssais
The sun., 1908-08-02
PARK HILL PLAYERS LEAD.
Sttll Ahead Of University Hcights Tennis
Team IN Their Matches.

A lawn tennis match played yesterday at the
Park Hin Country Club was won by the team OF
the University Heights Field Club. This was
the second OF series Of three contests for
total OF IL points. Each victory counts .
point. Although the field club won four OF
yesterdays six matches, the present soore Ia
eto In favor Of Park HILL The final matches
will be played next Saturday.
In tbs, singles I. Camp. University Heights.
defeated Travers d. Carman, e-S, e-3. r.
toot the I mens M dSsSs: rom + 3. ecan:s cssmsn
and H. H. Burdick Park Hill, rs, e-7. AS.
Runyon, Psrk Hill, defeated I: H. james,
Thlssgity Hsishts. won from II. ii. Burdiok,
=, = b, thi IS;S%s s.Y.s:. sIn.ss Mas ID. aaEsrd
Miss Winiifsd Ksitenbsoh, Park Hi. ~,
s-s. GA. No mixed doubiss vent TO the
8. funySn, who scored over Miss Ida Howard
The sun., 1908-08-02
AURORA WINS IN FINE WIND.
Thirty-one Yachts Start In Indian Harbor
Clubs Regatta.

The annual regatta Of the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club was sailed on the Sound yesterday
la q strong east northeast wind. Seventy
Ave yachts had entered. but the weather
kept moro than half of these In the harbors.
The Aurora and lstalena furniahed q race
that was well worth seeing. The Aurora.
sailed by ". Butler Duncan, Jr.. won by
8 minutes 3 seconds. These two were sent
over twenty mile course. going hrst to the
buoy OF Loyd's Neck, then to Long Neck
Point and then TO the homo mark on Great
Captains Island.
1t was reach work for ex miles. The
Aurora gained the weather berth at the
start and kept the lead. The second leg was
windward and on this tho Aurora gained
and with her spinnaker on the last leg she
drew still! further ahead Of the Istalena.
Tho schooners Tammany and Grampus
started together. The Tammany tried TO
carry q balloon jlb topsall and maintopmast
staysail. but the sheet OF the balloon carried
away soon after the start and the sail had
20 be taken In. Tho Tammsny won the
raoe.
In the lead. but on the windward leg Johnston
de Forest worked the Nepsi to the front ard
she won the race from the Alera BY Il seconds.
Bedford sailed his first race with his newly
other two IN % the class fd did not f,nish, 'A
The regatta was managed BY Frank Bovine
and deorse E. Garland. who were on board
The steam yacht ponss, onstds othss sHsssts Of
IA. J. Quinn. the Misses Josephine. Elsie and
Dorothy Quinn, Miss Hazel Howells. Miss
Catherine rrrnbuIl, Miss May Miner and
NJ. j. Quinn. Jr. The summaries:
soHooHnas. CLASS sIe1URsn. e'S. % Nnxs-srAHr
The sun., 1908-08-02
EMERSON AND WAIDNER WIN
western Champions IN Doubles by Default
OF Hayes and Peters.

CHICAGO, Aug. lin the hnal round for
the Western tennis championship In slngles,
played on the courts Of the Ksnwood Country
Club this afternoon. l. HSrry. wsidnef de-
essds,T as:t Il. s'ss srs.sas sssd 'WSssls Wss:as
champion. Nat IEmsrsoR Of CipoinnstI, in
the ohslisnss round % nondaZ aftern9Sa.
Emerson, the CinclnnAh team, In the semi-
Isa.s. qsl d0Ssissl Ssissl..d !: NJ. "A
Nj: ;l:ssss ss .ss 's.i c:i: 5:...
The sun., 1908-08-02
Women's Tennis NJ Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. lin the semi
final OF the womens doubles handicap lawn
tennis tournament here to-day Miss M.
Inches and Miss Caroline Grosvenor and the
Misses Therese and Nora Iselin were winners.
These paire win meet In the final match to-
morrow. The summary:
womAn's Htndicep Doubles-Semi .nnAi round -
Mlss u. Inches and Miss Caroline Grosvenor de-
feated Mrs. LonliArd spencer and Miss Sands.
6-a 60. Miss Therete tbeiln and Miss Nora lselin
Al 6-A
The sun., 1908-08-02
WRIGHT AND LITTLE WIN.
Take the Eastern Doubles From Lapned
and Wrenn. -

BOSTON. Aug. LIB. @. Wright Of Boston
and r. d. Little OF New York won the Eastern
championship doubles lawn tennis to-day at
the Longwood Cricket Club. defeating william
Jr.. Of New York IN q 6ve set match. Tia
SCORES were 81. t-e. ~, 81 rs
singles win bripg WRIGHT. and Little Ssainst
sach other On Monday, the winner meeting
day afternoon.
The sun., 1908-08-02
No Extra Charee for I

Advertisements for THn Som and THE
District MssssnEsr offioe Ia the city. ~
The sun., 1908-08-02
MANY YACHTS DISABLED.
Lively Times In the Atlantic Yacht Club
Regafta.

There was plenty of excitement at the re-
gatta Of the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday.
The race was sailed In strons north By esst
wind. which caused considerable damage
among the Gravesend Bay racing hotilla.
In the yawl class sakana parted . shroud and
finished under lib and jiseer. The Memory
had some trouble with her mainsail and fn-
ished with 1t down. The Sue In the ~ foot class
did not finish at all. She tried to carry full
sail and found It blowing too hard. The
Crescent. which won the race. sailed with
two reefs In her mainsail.
Among the handicap boats MianA blew
away jib and Adyte ran aground OIL West
Bank and had To- wait for several hours before
the tide hoated her. Several accidents were
reported among the knockabouts. The Chico
lost her rudder and withdrew and Bobs was
disqualified for fouling the Fort Hamilton
mark. The Cherub and Queen found the
going too heavy and withdrew from the con-
The racing was exceedingly spirited. The
new yawl class lent additional interest to the
regatta. II was the first time that the division
has sailed and the winner was W. ID. Camp
bell ls Albicore. She was the FIRST to flnish
and also won on CORRECTED time. w. A. Bar
stow.s soya won handily among the twenty
two footers and N and + had no dlficulty
In defeating Gunds In the fifteen foot class,
The new knockabout division race was won
by Nancy while Merry Widow beat Slow
Poke In the dory class. The summary:
SPECIAL TAwL cI.Ass-s1AHr. Soo--oouRsR. iih
The sun., 1908-08-02
Meter Boa. Races q. Alexandri. Bay.

ALEXANDRIA BAT. N. Y. Aug. 1.-The an.
nual regatta Of the Thousand Islands Yacht
Club was held here this afternoon. In the
free for all raoe the J. A. NJ. owned by George
Hssbrouck Of New York. won. gaining lead
at the start which she managed to hold for
the entire twentv-one miles with q speed OF
n 7-io miles an hour. tha slapsed time being
10 minutes Is seoonda. Twenty-Five seconds
behind the winner came the Stranger. owned
By Commodore Frederick q. Bourne Of New
York. The Pawnse. owned by J. p. Gillespie,
was third, and the Pirate. owned by C. N.
Peacock, fourth.
by r, Spsrot, With is minutes 81 seconds start,
won. doing the tyentysone miles in ! hour
9nnss came a. 0 Ss doyernSr .soHP oSaed ' By MA ns
dsoTss Bed. u; he Rs.I S frSm ssr.tsS .s,sS
starting line Y sesonds too soon, The Dam.
phino, owned by Grant Peacock. broke down.
The sun., 1908-08-02
Belair STOCK Farm Sold.

FRANKFORT. KY. Aug, Nv. j. Lewis
to-day sold his Beisir stock farm TO Kenner
Bros. OF this city for CSC, 900. Il will be con-
yerted into o faIm for Jersey cattle. Gen.
II aS5. and Ada Watson. s:Is. were bred *