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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
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iOlgcn nuf Siirrc.

Gcrbccrcn0c llebcrldpucntnuullCu in
Sfloboma luo &onioS. ,\n
WIontano blciben 9obn5iigc in
fiinBebn 6uB ticien Shnccmcbcn
itcfcn. - 6nrclcn I'M 9lorons
BAD -8cbir1e olrd) @olobrdnoc
gct00tct - @in3ua BON 2lniieo.
lcm in oie neuer0iinetcn 2lnlico.
lllrgcn in Sio. .Gofoto. - Gro.
Der 2eben9perluIt Our6 ocn fiir5'
Iihel Iaifun mlf Den Ebilippi-
ncn.
Nfluhomu Gitp, Sflob, -.
Sfto6er. - \Sn pcrihieOenen @c8er.
ocn 0es n0r0lifcn lln0 nlittlercn
Stlobomo iinO in IoIge oreitG9igen
ihmercn HcSenS ihIimme llcber-
id)mcmnunBcn eingetreteu Sic 9fc-
gengiiiie 0mlern nod fort. Gielc 9e-
rihte iiber Den @erlllit Don Weniheu-
leben linb eit9clallfen, ermleign lih
ie0od) ipGter iGmntlih olS lnbcNriln'
Get. Der Canadian Hiper llno Der
2lrfoninS Hiucr, Die 5pei BroBten
5Iiiiic I'M Stoote, iino mts9etretcn
rno buben idnuercn Shooen in ibren
rcipcftpen 5b1icrn nn9erihtct Die
StGote 5uljn lno Eopnce iteben
tbeilmciic inter @oiier. Die 6Iiiiie
iino nod int Stei9en lno Die Sad.
loge pcricblinunert lid ltiinolid.
Ser 9abnperfebr lit in Dem QrGB'
ten SDeile oeS Stuatea lllterbrohelt.
3u 81 Neno morer beltte 400 glrbei-
ter niht in Stonoe, Die McrfitGtten
Ser Nod E5SlonO-9obu 81 erreiden
mo Die 9eoienl1g mcbrercr bort on'
gelongten 3iige nllBte 9oote be
nuBen nm nod ibren Wobnllngen &C.
longcn 81 fonneu. 8erihieoene So.
brifcu i'll 81 9feno lino our6 0oS
S3obntfiier 3ur Ginitellung ocS 9e-
tricbo 8e3luunGen lporoen. Sei WtltS'
io9ee iteigt Der glrtanioSsHiper ~
6ib pro Shlnoe, rnb Die 9enobner
Der boriigen ShlBnicocrltngen l6ipe'
ben in GROCER @eioGt.
SnDcpcubence, &ani, -. OF,
tobcr. - Ter Geroigris-9iiper itieg
Geute in 1SoIoc 0c3 pGbrenc Der per'
gongcnen gtoht geiollcnen Hegen2
Inn 81 Sub. IS re9net nod INNER.
0ie neue, nod unpoQenoete Bride
Der llnion Fraction 50, lit 5erlt0rt
2omrence, aani, %. Sttober.
= Ser geltrige HegenioQ in bieliger
@egenb betrlg iiber 512 3oa uno mar
ser 0rGBte inn Wfonut Sftober lett y
Syobren, mie boS @etterbiireol Der
llniperlitGt bon aonias conItotirt.
4anios 8 9itp, Mo., %. DIT. -
9tnd) elmer Iiirrc bon % Sogen lino
heltc ino geltcrn Itromenbe Hegen
in Sflobonn, aonioS uno NiIioitri
geioQen. S6icr bctrig Der Hegenioll
4.3S 3oQ. Shmerer 6rolt miro fir
belte 9to6t in Sen brci Stootcn IN
9Iusld)t gclteat. NSn 3opefo ino
@idito hcrridte belttc Nndnlittog
leidtes Sdneegeltober.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

Iic o2pric" NOR gcitcrn glbenO
lun0c Dor llbr nit cntbulialtiihen
Icmpfruten gciilllt, ueI1e uor 9lllen
ocn @lu1oesicnotor \Sii0or &anner
bDreu mollten, Der sum- erlten Wtol
in 0ieler Gnmpane IN Baltimore cine
9ieOe biclt, obpobl er idon an Dit
llier un0 on0cre1 Gbeilen WiorD.
LAMBS fiir 0en Grfolg Der Oehlotrati.
ihen Sorbe luudcr gebolien bat. Gie
oSpric" por prGbtig nit 6a6nen
lmo bitntclI 3impcll aelAnlildt
m6brcno olf Der 9iibne einige Sul'
Oerte Der ongeiebenitcn Genlotroten
Der Stuot Ylub genommen bottcn,
nm iiir ole Ginigteit Der oemofroti.
ihen Eortei III Oieier Gonpogne
3eltgniB ob5uIegcn. 9ichtsanmGlte,
@robfollileute unb W}dnner aus al
len S1ihten ser 8epolfcrlng luBen
bier, Elm ei1ig &olf BON 8riloern
lln0 tbcilten Sen GntbulioSnuS, Der
10 nit bel 0en Ialllen0en, ncl6e Die
S5ollc bis olli oen lebtcn Ylue fill
ten, m1breno 0cS 9lben0s 5lut Iurdl.
brltd) fam. IS mar cine ittelligcnte
&erinnlnlllng mclhe Die 9fe0ner nit
entbuluItilden 0ohrllfen begrilBte,
ais 0ielelben unter Den 9lGngen bon
oWorplun0, mn Wnrplan0" Die
9iibne betroten. 9todbem ii6 Der
GntbuiinSmlS cinige Otinllten ols-
getobt bottc, ipieIte 0ic OtuliffopeIle
Oos Sie0 bonn Stcrncnbonner, no
rollf lih Die gauge Wienge iuic elm
Miann crbob mo 1tebenb ooS 2ieo
nn6orte. g3ie INNER bel oenlofrati-
lden &criomnllllnget beltnnoen Die
3ub0rer altS @eiBen, nno 5eigte lid)
ooS oIlgelnein berrl6erbc Stterelie
ourd 6rogen ober onoere llnterbte.
fungen Der He0ner. 9lls Gon0reB.
nitglieo 1olbott olf Die 9iibne fam,
ernpfing Serr Gopner gerobe cine Ell.
tblliioitiIde Gpotion, nohoem er bon
WtoDor Otabool ais nGhiter 9ie0ner
porgcltellt moroen mor. r(n ole Sod.
riife fir &errn 9fopncr miidtcn iih
lol6c fir Scrrn Golbott. Der lib
l0helno fir Die Ae0cn ibn 5un 9llS-
ornd gcfomncne quite @elinnln9
beoonttc. Wtonor Otabool, Der oen
Goriib iiibrte. cntieiieltc cinen gemol'
tigen 9eiioQsihlrnl ais er oen 9to'
men 0rpon sum crIten Wiol lD1brcnO
oes 9lbenb9 cup1bntc. Nci Der lpci-
teren Grlu0bnlng 0eS 9tomen9 oes
groBen GolfStribinen luieoer6olten
li6 oieic IemonItrotiolen.
Gon0rcB- -9(60eorOnetcr Scnrp BON
3eras ipro6 in florcr, ilbcr5ell9en'
ser @ciic, Senotor 9|nDner botte
ober ieincn briQnntcn Gag. Otit Ell
ncr llcber6cuAlt199trclle, lpelde
feline 3ub0rer nit iid iortriB, nit
pirfli6 erfriitbcnOcm Sumor unb
g9ib ucrItdno Serr NaDner Ieine re-
publifuuiId5en @egner 81 geileln,
Serrn 9rpun rno ole oenfrotiide
EGotiorm in oos ridtige 2id)t 81
itcQen 10 DoB Die SaueuDe nit ges
ipanntciter 2lllimerfiomfeit bis gum
SGllb icncr 0teoe oil ieinen Qippen
6ingeu Seine iorfoitiiben @emer-
fln9cn il6cr 9unoeSonpolt Bona
pnrte errcgten lpabre 2ohiolpet, unO
ais Serr Nopner iagte, ooB Serr 9o'
noporte lG 4ro5elie ge9en Die lrltIts
begonnelL aber Is Yro5eiie perloren
bobc, berrid)te Itiirnilhe Seiterteit |
i'm Soolc Grfl1reno fiigte Serr Rop- |
ner bn5u: 03iuei Erp5eiie gingen
nGmIid Derloren, ebe lie begonnen
mnroer. Ser Soltptgruno fir oen
8erlult 0ieler Erojeiie liegt ndmlid) /
ooriL ouB Serr 9onoportc sic alnqe
iil6rte Menlt id) onber iemals in Die
Gage toumen lollte, pro5ellirt ST.
mer0ell, nohtc i6 Serrn 9onoporte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
Yaeiiie. .iSlotte rrreidlt Saluaii.

SonoluIil %. Cftober. = Die
Baciiic. areu5erilotte, inter Dem Be
febl oes 2lomirais Sminburne, langte
i'm 9.t5 bette gornittog nit Der
Sorpeooi6gcr- -SlotiIlc i'm ShlSpptau
aui ibrem @ege uud) Der Fdciiicfiiite
bier an. Gie areu5er beseben iih
nad Der Wugoolenu.gni, Inn bort
ShieBiibuugen por5imebmen, porauf
iie cine ,5abrt naf DER Weittiiite
Siioamcrita's antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
$euator 8apner (pri6t.
NntnOrtet aui 0rn. Sait unN 0pnb. 9ngbcs
Stare a(usiesums Der OempfratiIdem 9lattICrm.
2ropgesei6t eine eonerpatipe aamniraton ourd 2pam

Scmoraidc YrGNbcntiha GanOOat u tn mpuTUc5 Scmpc
mic @rGiOcnt 9iOuieurlt Bic Wcdaitsmc
Surge @rDan'S GnuGblnng cntacgen cbn Gem gcC6id)n
dGtsbetricb mirb @urtbcil onrd cu NbmurntiOu
uadcn g3iro gStbcUcrb in Der Jnbnitrbatgft bc9
HnnocS ucocr bcriaeu. CSarauic Der SanocpuIn uirb
b 2cpoiu ErUf DER Santcn rbUbcn nnO ScpoRtOreu
Eanifc uumgld Srpfcr GutbniasmnS in oGurie
Sac" 7unnermoc Suationn fir WarOambs SunocSicuaOr
nnb On GOuarcf AbscoOncten Nrup Sras. Sc srofc
Salc ibcrfMQt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
Giiniaehn ISnh tiefe Sdnecluelen.

ct. Saul, Mlinn, %. SftO6er
= Sn Montonn baben bic gcItern
tobenben gli55aros lnb Sdneeitiir-
me IS Sub tiefe Shneemeben oufge.
bdift imo perllrio6en ben giienbob-
zen grobe S6fpierigfeiten. Glide
3iigen fonlen belte nit iiinf Stln-
ben SeripGtllng bier an.
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(5ortictnng iiebe lettc Gritc,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

ola 2lnuolt scr @egcnportci bobcl,
ou ih 0nnl liher gcluinnc." :"
Ger @oriiter oeS 0cnlofrotiihelt
Sto0t. Grcflltip.Gonitc'S 9cui. =.
Sbreepe$ crGiinete Die &crionmlung
NIT cnigcn @orten uno ite0tc
Olopor :. Sorrp 0lobool olS Sor.
iitcr Dor Ser Wiupor cnlpiina cine
ent6lliiitiihc 9e0riiBlmg itno nuroe
ieine flr5c 9icoe DIT ollrd 9eiiou INT
terbrohcn. Ger WtoDpr io1tr, oaB
Baltimore 1nb WornIono in oieier
@obl itebcn luiirOen, 100 lie rehtS-
mGBig bingebGren udmid) in Die
bcrnofrotiide GoIonnc.
Hcbc 0eS Serrn &cnrb.
Ser critic Nebner oeS 9lbenOs, NIT
Sod, rmo Surrobrlien enpiunGen
NOR GongrcB.gIb9e b9eoroneter 9tobert
9. 0cnrp bon leros. Ierielbe iogte:
sd fomme ais ein Spe5ialbotc aus
Dem groBen Stoute SeroS, Inn 50.
urn sic frobc 9utld)oit 81 bringelL
0oB oieicr Stout in Der fomnenoen
Mobl 100000 MoioritGt fiir @rpon
obgeben miro. (@rober 0eifalD. GS
murht mir ober nod Elm 9on5 beIon.
0ere3 &crgnilgen, beilte 9lbeno Dor
0ielcr nldhti9en Seronlntlllng 5ll
ipreden, oo ib IN Dem GiItrift met
ncS GoQegen bes iabi0en, be9nbten
llno cbrlden GongreBabgeoroneten
@iQ bin. (Grnellter 9lpplalS) ,Sd
bin eil 9lnbGnger Der ulten Shule
Der Icmofrntie, lno mill id BON Die.
ienl Ston0plunfte belIte 9lbeno Die De.
mofratiihen Trit5ipicn beleu1ten.
Iic oenpfrotiid)c Fnrtei brdlbt lib
niGt 81 iiir6ten, Dor ou9 Tolt in Die
lcr Gampogne 5ll tretell. Gle bon Der
Ienpcr Gonnention olgenomnlene
Ylutiorm lit 10 nbAciaBt, bdB jcoer
untcrifonii6c Niirger Itol5 allf Die.
iclbc icn fonH lroboen Der Hr1li-
Ocnt ser Gercnigten Stauten noh
Shpdfcn in 0ieier Elotiorm eiirig
lldjle, iuno er cinen cin6igen Blnft,
Den rr ougreifen fonnte, lmo uer0e
id MIDI i'm 9to6folgenoen etlpuS n4.
Der nit Dem 8rGiioenten beidGftigen
sd babc Die bo6lte 9l6tllng Dor Dem
9Int OeS Fr1iioenten oieier Nepn,
blf uno Die ihulOige 2l4trng fiir
0cn iebiaen Snbnber. Nenll oeriebe
ubcr perionlibe 9lngriiic mnht iu
bcballpte id), 0o5 9tcd)t jl boben,
linn 81 ontluorten LSIeb eS ibnl
tilhtiJ," rief Elm Winnrt go tiidtig
ais ib eS permoh" untuortete Serr
Senrp. o5olls mir i'm unten in
1eros b1tten, Dilroe er es nod tiid)s
tiger befonmcn!") Grit Dor einigen
Monoten iunOte Der Er1lioent cine
Vptleboft oil Den 6oHgreB, in melher
er Die Gorpordtionell uno Wqnner
bon groBem Hedtbum ibonltnGSlos
ongriif, IN luclber er Die Senotoren
mo GongrcBobgeoroneten ieiner ei.
Gencn Eortei ailf onS glergitc belief
oigte, neil lie Die tSrage Der GiubaltS.
beiebIc ocgen Die 9lrbeiter nitbt in Ell.
ner Den 2lrbeitcrn gilnItigcn gSeile
n1bcr treten pollten GongreBmit-.
glieo 'Beorrc brodte eiuc gia IN ole,
lcr Sodc in GongreB cin, 0llrb mel.
dye er ctuaS fiir oe glrbeiter 5ll tbuu
milnlbte, uno 30 an0ere rcplbIlfani-
lde Nbgcoronete batten porber idon
roolfolere giQS eingebro6t Beurre
luuroe aber 0aIiir oon Spred)er San.
non aennBregelt uno ols Ofitglieo |
oeS ,Suiti5.Golilites obgeieet, mel
dem oiec gil iiberpieien lporoen
mar Nir iinb niht iiir Die Eearre, !
9lll, ober mir beiiirlporten, ooB Der
arbeiter bel Eiiiereujen 3lpiiden ao.
pitnl un0 9rbeit IN Den @erihten
fCnrf,rt,ttto tiphe feLtr C e;t,
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gales djnmey Of,
FOREGROUND amn Gar.
Gin pebenselirir.

Wan BAT 81 aleu 3etten iat einem 2ebenss
elirtr o. b. nab einem Wittel, ods In ieoem
fsnle Iugelo unp Sjeiino9eit 3nriidbrinat rus
tilrIid OcrQtbcns geiubt Senn elm ioltes UiIs
feI qiebt cS nibt gSobl nber iteben belte icbon
fir gcluiiiC Srbpdde3nitdnoe iino 9eioen Iiher
lpirenoe Niittel 8ur Berilsung. Die inun ieoc5
fnnu. guin gebbrt Dor slIcm Sr sisbees
Nndieiis ene iteis beipdbrte str5nei, oie nod,
imrHcr 0dniorrboiben hirtrt bat Sic 8upers
j9liigLet oleles giitelS u 10 abioIni, bGb enrb
Seoermnnn cine Brobe fret perinnoi iuiro.
(QtuUtiSr I&ga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

ncn. 9lmerifuncr ol@ 2e6enS.
retter.
WlontIn %. Cftobcr. - 8ci-
terc gcri6ie iibcr Oic 0lrd Sen loi.
nm pom t2. Cftobcr ongcricbteten
@erbecringen i'm Gndnpon lboIe
ergeben, oab an 500 McniNen oobei
lm'S 9e6en fomcn. >Sn 9lpuri, no
lieutenant 9obert GIorf, @tcltcnont
GrcOmup lmo EoitmciItcr SOB 100
Gin0cborene rettctCu lmo babel bo5
eigcne 2eben mlf3 Spiel Icbter, tbci.
len 0ie lle6erlebcu0en NIT, 0uB 300
@clpobner zines lmtcrbolb glpnri ge-
Icgencn Siiherborie5 our6 oie t5llls
tben meggcriiien mtr0cn un0 crtrnn.
fen. Gie orei Qcnnmnten 2Incrfo-
ner luo cin SiIipinp 8oIontGr er-
reihtcn 9fpari in cincm Boot lrno
hoItcn sic BORT in ibrcu @obmnaen
BON oen SllltDelt illllrlll9ten Wtalillcr
S5rouen lmo atu0er ob. Sie broh.
ten miuoeitcnS 100 Menicbcn in 81
derbeit lno mw etmo icHa Scr BE.
mohncr ertronfen. 1icie Seh5 pllr-
6en mcggeldmemmt, cbe bic 9lnerifn.
ner iic erreiben fonutcn. lleber so
2eihen iino bcreita in Der 0ortigcn
Wcgeno ouIgcflnoen morocn.
InS St0ot6en Slugon iol ioIt
total 5critort mo pieIe ieiner @elunbs
ner crtrlnfcn ieiu. Ter Stlrm imO
bos otf i'm iol1en0c 0o6moiicr ba-
ben sic lobodserntc Der Snieln er-
bebli6 beid)G0igt,
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Sln 500 SUbtc.

9tGbereS iiber oie fiir5Iihen Goiilln'
@erbeerlltDen ouf bcu FbiIippi.
ncn. - 9lmerifuncr oI@ 2ebenS.
retter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23

9ale mad benz Auclans befurat CD. Raiuc
413 cit 9GltiMDtc,r, naDe Sefiom Suui.sNpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-23
Sd)iucr bcimseindJtc ;samilic.

. HencCfaO ~, N.'UD D. DIT.
Grei Sinner oes Srn. 1ranf
&oder oabier iino on Etomain Ser.
giftlng 9eitorbcL Der Batter liegt in
tritiicbem 3uilanoe barnieoer, ltno
Elm Sobn ioDie orei 5ohtcr limo
ebeniaaS front. 9ie brei geitorbe.
nen ainoer mdrcn fleine Mdoten I'M
9(lter BON pier orei mno 3ipei ,Sob-
ren. Cine }lltoplie bat Die llriahe
Der @craiItlm5 niht ans ei6t ae.
bradt.
9aie mad benz AuelanS befurat CD. 4aiuc,
4i3 CIT 9Gliiiaptritr, naDe SGftom Suuj.sNpc
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17

at the Broadway theater. Mrs. Long
worth and her distinguished husband
were interested spectators at the con
Vention during it's session.
Personally had conferred on me
the honor of being one of the com
mittee to officially notify the great
Nebraskan of his nomination by the
convention. This notification will be
given to him on August IL.
The new convention hall and all
OF its conyeniences was voted by the
convention the best in the entire land.
and newspaper men agreed that for
sincerity of purpose and determine
ton to win in the campaign the CON
vention was the most earnest of any
held for many years.
ANY report that may emanate
from Boise City, or from any other
source to the effect that any dissatis-
faction exists in the Dubois delega-
tion is absolutely false and ridicu-
lous. The delegation won out hand
somely as every one of even a grain
of political sense in Idaho was salts
fled they would do. and the members
are CORRESPONDENCE happy. The re-
port of dissatisfaction existing in the
delegation is for the purpose of in
spring reaction and to lessen the
chance for victory in November The
national convention has Endorsed the
position of the regular democracy in
the state, and this decision of that
party court of last resort should be
accepted by all and all should join
hands and harmoniously labor to-
gether-work hand in hand and
shoulder to shoulder to place the
state of Idaho in the Bryan column. "
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
THE SUMMER NORMAL.
Opens Monday When Actual Work
Begins.

Opens Monday When Actual Work
Begins.
The summer normal school will
convene in this city on Monday, and
on that day at 9 o'clock in the fore
noon the work of registration will be
taken up at the high school building.
It is expected that the bulk OF the
registration work will be completed
on that day so that the regular reel
tations can be commenced on Tues
day morning at o'clock. Profess
sor Soulen, OF the state university.
will have charge of the school. and
has taken up his headquarters at the
normal camp in Blackwell park.
The work in the school will cover
a vast field. II Will include primary
methods in numbers. reading ana
hand work, English grammar, rhetor-
ic. literature, reading, arithmetic.
algebra. physiology. geography. his
tory, ciyIes. physics. principles or
teaching, school management and
school music. Besides these. courses
in special subjects will be offered IL
there are in attendance sufficient
teachers to warrant giving them. The
work in the school is intended TO
serve as a review for high school
students and for those expecting to
teach in the state. and will cover
subjects fitting them to take the
county and state examinations. The
forenoons of the session viii be de
voted TO class work and the after
moons to recreation and study. A
large number Of pupils OF the city VIII
attend the school. and number from
outside towns have already arrived
and II is anticipated that the attend
ance throughout the session viii be
good. The only instructor In the
school who has arrived. except Pro-
fessor Soulen. is Professor lrion. but
Professor Hubbard and Miss Urich
of Lewiston. and Professor Randall.
Of Charleston. are expected this even
ing, and from then on each day in
struetors and teachers will arrive for
the purpose Of attending the normal.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
DOTY DAMAGE
CASE ARGUED
MOrbeCk Case Before the Court
For Hearing

The case of Elmer Doty VS.. the
Washington Water Power company
was argued this morning in the court
of Judge w. w. Woods and taken
under Amusement by the court.
The plaintiff in this case is the own
er of valuable meadow lands along
the Occur d'Aleen lake, and his prop
erty, like that of a vast number of
other ranchers, is being flooded by
water from the dam OF the company
at Post Falls. The company, by the
use of this dam, causes the water to
remain at a height of about five feet
more than it ordinarily would be
during the low water season, thereby
overlooking the meadow land of the
ranchers, and making them unfit for
hay and grains, and the suit is com
menced by DOty with view of re-
staining the company from maintain
ing the dam, and to that end an in
junction is asked against the com
pany, and il was this featue of the
case that was argued today. The
case occupied most of the forenoon
session.
This afternoon the case of Arthur
Morbeck against the Kidd Island
and the Bradford Lumber company
was heard The plaintiff In this case
asks that receiver be appointed for
the Kidd Island Lumber company, of
which he Is a stakeholder; that an
Injunction be issued restraining the
Bradford company from selling Ger
tain lumber belonging to the Kidd
Island Lumber company; that the cor
poration be dissolved. and that dam
ages TO the extent of $40, 900 be given
him for various acts committed
against the company of which he Is
a stakeholder by the Bradford Lum-
Der company.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
HAYWOOD AND ST. JOHN OUT.
Meyer Again to BE President of the
Union.

Meyer Again to BE President of the
Union.
DENVER, Col. July 17.-Radical-
ism got a hard blow in the conyen,
ton of the Western Federation OF
Miners yesterday. In its place arose
a conservative element which will
move at once for closer and more
amicable relations with the mine
owners. William D. Haywood, one
of the three miners leaders tried for
the murder of former Governor Steu-
nenberg of Idaho, can not be presi-
dent of the federation. He has no
vote, nor is he even a delegate in
the convention. and it was positively
stated among members yesterday that
his leadership would not be sanction
ed by the faction in control, Vincent
st. John of Chicago, one of the most
radical workers in the organization
and who Is alleged to have done more
harm than good, was given his walk
ing papers yesterday morning. though
determined fight was made against
throwing him out.
Charles II. Meyer, present chief Of
the miners, will again be elected pres
ident. despite his declaration that he
has been I'm Office long enough. His
election will be unanimous and Ger
tain. as the convention is determined,
now that the last of the court cases
has been settled, to get back on the
footing of former years.
That closer agreements between
men and mineowners will be estab-
lished was evidenced by the fact that
a committee from the mining con-
gress will meet here July 20 and 1t
is believed will take definite action
to meet the miners.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
YEARS IN SLAVERY.
Originally Several Hundred Persons,
Now Only 10.


SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-Nine-
teen survivors of severa. hundred
South Sea islanders, kidnapped is
years ago from their native strand
and sold into slavery among the cof-
Zee plantations of Guatemala, arriy-
ed here today on the steamer City of
Para. They are free and homeward
bound, travelling as Cooks tourists,
with the British government paying
the expenses.
The natives were kidnapped by
Captain Blackburn, who visited the
islands in his steamer. the Monserrat
and, entieing them aboard. sailed
away. They were supposed to be
contract laborers, bound to their
Guatemalan employers for three
years.
Ignorant of the language and in a
land where the law is sometimes the
dictator's will, it was easy to keep
them on the plantations, where they
shaved until their plight was made
known to the British government.
This, however, was not until Is years
had passed and most of the natives
had died. Those returning have lit
tie to show for their years of toll.
Captain Blackburn was lost at sea
in December. 1894. when the Monser-
rat went down with all hands.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
HITCHCOCK TO WESTERN MEET
Leaves Washington for Colorado
Williams With Him.
WAsRINGTON. Inlv - .chal1

WASHINGTON. July IT, Chair.
man Hitchcock of the republican ma
tional committee, accompanied by
James T. Williams Jr.. one Of the
stan Of the republican headquarters,
left today for Chicago en- route to
Colorado Springs to attend TIE con
ference of western republican leaders
there next Monday and Tuesday Re-
fore leaving today Chairman Hitch
cock talked With Francis Curtis, who
Is to have charge OF the editorial de-
partment OF the literary bureau OF
the national committee. Arrange
ments We're made for Mr.. Curtis 10
begin his work immediately.
Mr.. Hitchcock will STOP In Chicago
tomorrow only long enough 70 com
plete arrangements for national head
quarters in that city. He wn then
proceed to Colorado SPRINGS.
Mr.. Curtis stated the winner of the
$150-prize contest for the best essay
on Why the Republican Party
Should Be Successful Next Noyem-
Der" will be made known about An-
gust 15 from New York. Several
thousand manuscripts have ALREADY
been submitted, and as .tany more
are expected
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
NEW MONETARY SYSTEM.
Commission to Hold Conference I'm
Rhode Island.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE
monetary commission appointed at
the last session Of congress under the
authority of the new currency law
will meet for conference al Mar
ragaDsett Pier. r. J.. on July 20. 1t
is understood the purpose of the
meeting is to discuss conditions in
our monetary system and TO lay out
a general line of work Il is under
stood the secretary OF the treasury
viii attend the conference.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
TEST FILIPINO JUDICIARY.
Carry Bcacham Murder Case TO L. :.
Supreme Court,


MANILA. p. l.. July lit has
been decide to carry the case Of
Mike Beacham, who murdered cav
aIryman last January. to the United
States supreme court, as the case
betters coveres the issues involved iB
similar cases.
4 test viii be made Of the entire
Filipino judiciary system. The de-
Tense pleads that Beaeham is an
American citizen Involuntary in the
philippines. that he had never been
indisted and has been denied a jury
trial II is further stated and claim
"a that he trial judge was not a cit
izen and had not been appointed by
the president and confirmed By the
senate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17

Suit was instituted today in the
district court by Robert Lang IS. the
McGoldrick Lumber company. The
action Is brought TO foreclOse q lien
on saw logs. formerly owned by the
Kennedy company. The amount OF
the lien is $3.50
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-17
NO ADVANCE OF RATES.
Trunk Bine Commission Announces
No Action Taken.

NEW YORK, July 17.-At the con
clusion Of todays railway confer
ence the frst statement was issued
by c. G. Mccain. commissioner Of the
trunk line commission: The ques-
tion Of advancing freight rates was
discussed al length and reports from
the commissioners having Ia charge
the details we're considered. II was
found that this work had not pro
gressed to such point as to make
definite action practicable at this
time