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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
Tennessee.
For plumbing. see Dezell.

Tennessee.
For plumbing, see Dezell.
Car of alfalfa hay at Norberg's.
Joseph Fallon made a visit to
Rathdrum last evening.
The best grades of domestic coal.
J. w. Wiggett.
j. L. voeIker made business visit
to Spokane this morning.
Fancy ripe tomatoes for slicing at
Haley's.
Thomas Burchill of Lewiston is a
business visitor in the city.
Just received a fresh shipment Of
finan haddie. Haley's.
C. Lightner of Wallace is in the
city ON business matters before the
land office.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Crandall. who
have been on a visit to Minnesota,
have returned.
Get busy and work that puzzle and
get two seats for "Arkensaw" satur-
day, March 81.
Otto Grice of the firm of Grice &
Son of Moscow was transacting bust
ness in the city today.
J. B. Pershall has taken up his
residence on the tract which he re-
Gently purchased at Dalton Gardens.
John H. Hushmann, jeweler at the
NJ. C. Petersen jewelry store, is suf-
fering from a slight attack of typhoid
fever.
Our abstracts are accurate and are
completed with dispatch. Fred L.
Tiffany, Mgr, 1O4 Fourth St. Bell
phone 1.
To lenders-Can place a loan OF
$500 on best real estate security.
Whitney & Morrison, real estate, Nc
Farland block.
The most delicious fruits and
early spring vegetables subject to
your order at our store Saturday
Order early. Barre hainey Co,
Ltd.
James Kerns, who has been i'll in
the hospital for some time has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to be out again
and will take a trip east in the near
future to visit with friends and rela-
tives.
Just received a shipment of new
bicycles and bicycle goods; Raeycle
Excelsior. Crescent, Miami, Fay and
Pierce bicycles. Come and get my
prices. l.. D. Tracy, S19 4th ST.
Tennessee.
In the case of A. E. Whitney VS.
Kennedy & Son lien amounting tC
$356.74 has been filed on timber
amounting to 1000, 900 feet. situat
ed on the north half of section 16
township 40, range 4 west
The best the market affords IL
fruit and fresh vegetables for Sun
day dinners. Order early Saturda!
morning. Winn- Barr-Chainey Co.
Ltd.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-03-20
CITY IN BRIEF.

Cabs and Messengers. Phone 153.
Tennessee,
F. D. McMann of Wilbur is in the
ty.
If you use Certana -four you use
be best.
c. B. LeDeau made business visit
Spirit Lake today.
Fresh green vegetables received
ally at Haley's.
F. L. Bowen and wife of Harrison
RE visitors in the city.
A few loads of black earth for sale.
lafayette Transfer Co.
H. E. Corum is a business visitor
the city from Moscow.
For rent-Suite 10 Wiggett block.
pply to J. w. Wiggett.
r. r. Bressler of Genesee is visit
big in the city with friends.
Merchants lunch at the Hotel Ida
10, from IL to p. m, 40 cents.
Peter Gunderson, president of the
Kid Island Lumber company, is Ill.
Tennessee.
Frank Duhrkopf of the Idaho Mer-
eantile company made visit to Spo-
Kane today.
Alfalfa. timothy and grain hay;
ust received four cars. ]. w. Wig
gett.
Mrs. George Freedland of st. Joe
Is visiting with her mother. Mrs. F.
b. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Harris are
back from California, where they
spent the winter.
Mrs. N. R. Palmeter, who is suffer
with an attack of pneumonia, is re-
ported slightly better today.
Tennessee.
Edward Cyr of Newbury, Mich, is
making final proof on a stone and
timber claim at the land Office today.
For prompt and accurate service
get your abstracts from the Realty
Trust company. Either phone eos.
Fred Burgan of the Realty Trust
company went to Harrison today on
business in connection with the com
pany.
Miss Gwendolin Gunter is back
from visit to Missouri and is again
occupying her old position with DR.
Dwyer.
A. Voelker, who has been visiting
for several days with his brother, ]
J.. yoelker, returned to his home a
lola this morning.
l have for sale a choice lot o.
bulbs. imported from Holland; al
shades and colors. Inquire Of G. w
Fayzett at the park.
Charles Shoemaker, county treas
urer, came over from Rathdrum las
evening to attend the meeting of tn
county seat removal executive com
mittee.
The Home Electric Supply Co. ha
large stock of boat supplies. Co
umbia and Red Top batteries, sparl
plugs. dynamos. coils, switches, etc
213 Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hatfield have soil
their residence in the city to spo
kane parties and win in the near fu
ture move to Spokane and make tina
city their future home.
A game of baseball Is being playe
this afternoon at Woodlawn park be
tween members Of the school boar
and faculty and the freshmen team
A similar game was played last yea
between the tive teams, the latte
winning By four points. The gam
commenced at s:30 this Afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
HOUSE LEADERS CONFER
Hope to Pass Trccland Currency
Bill. zcith Some amendments.

Washington, April PA score of Republican
members of the House including the leaders
and others deputed to ascertain the sentiment of
the majority the currency question, held
informal meeting at the Capitol to-day and
pared notes. The situation as it presents itself
this:
Counting on no support from the Democrats
the Nreeland currency bill can be defeated by
twenty-six Republicans Those who have been
making a canvass of the ma jority side have not
Yet asCertained that enough Republican votes to
pass the bill are assured. but the work of polling
the members will go on for the present. The
leaders believe that some Democratic votes can
be had for the bill after opportunity has been
given 10 the minority to fulfil their party obli-
cations by voting for the Williams bill THIS
Of course. cannot pass and those on the Repub-
lican side who have the Nreeland bill in charge
believe that with what strength they can draw
from the minority added to the votes ALREADY
assured and TO be obtained on their own SIDE
Of the House. they will be able to put the Dill
through.
The Senate is willing to accept the Nreeland
bill with. perhaps a few minor amendments
affecting the Clearing House clause. IN place u
the AIdrich bill 1t is probable that the con
ference Of Republican members TO be held IN
the near future will determine the passage OF
the Vreeland bill in the House, with an amend
ment providing for the creation or currency
commission. which also would be satisfactory
TO the Senate It has been suggested that. in
order TO give the Senate a chance to act, the
House might pass currency commission bill
and send il the Senate to amend by insert
ing the portions of the Aldrich and Nreeland
bills which are accepta BILE. the whole matter to
he adjusted in conference between the two
houses But this will not he done. The Senate
does not care particularly about currency
commission. and the steering committee has
taken the attitude that unless the House passes
some financial legislation there probably will be
no currency bill passed this session
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
&. J. BOULTON ATTACKS W. W. ASTOR
Ex-Register of Kings Criticises Him for Civ
ing Chesapeake's Flag to England.

Alfred J. Boulton. eX-Register of Kings and
former vfce-presdent of the Stereotypers' Union Of
New York criticised William Waldorf Astor the
American expatriate. for taking money away from
America the land of his birth. to purchase an
American relic. the Chesapeake's fias TO present to
a British museum, at the meeting Of the Pilgrim
Brotherhood Of the Pilgrim Church. l2lst street
and Madison avenue. last night
He represented the labor and Marcus NJ
Marks president of the National Association of
Clothing Manufacturers and chairman OF the con
ciliatiou committee of the National civic tedera-
ton taking the view of the capitalist, gave tAe
brotherhood good understanding of the troubles of
capital and labor.
Mr.. Boulton his hearers with his criticism
Of Mr. Astor. and the statement that organized
labor was doing more for the cause OF temperance
than all the Temperance organizations put To-
gether citing several instances, among them the
the extent of $40 for entering saloon while on
strike He criticised the open shop. saying II in
jured trade nasmuch union man could not
work alongside a nOn-union man and DO as
good work as when with a union man alone.
1t is the high class merchant tators who send
heir work 10 the sweatshOps said Mr. Marks.
A man runs less danger IN wearing so ready
made suit put together in sanitary factory. than
he does when he dons q SO suit made Ill un-
healthy, disease breeding sweatshop.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
DISCUSS WHITE PAPER SITUATION.
BIG Committee of Publishers Will Urge Leg
islation at Washington.

The white paper committee Of the American
<ewspaper Publishe s Association. in session al
rhe Waldorf storia. reported yesterday IL was
presented by John Norris, business manager OF
THE New York Times and rehearsed the Whoie
situation After its presentation there was pro
longed discussion. ard finally committee with
Nam Mccormick of Chicago. chairman. was
named 10 20 10 Washington to-day to urge the
massage of legislation advocated by the publishers
The sreciaI investigating committee viii meet at z
o clock in The afternoon
fobn Norris and Herman Ridder discussed mat
,ors relating to second class postage
Tbc convention ended in the afternoon win a
further discussion Of the white paper situation
President RtIder said there would De nifty members
=, ,i,. en,.ial committee TO 20 to Washington
herman Rldder, Of the New York Staats-Zel-
.,,,e- was reelected president; Medhl Mctormlch
f ..rbe Chicago Tribune" vice-president. and FL
-, - Bakcr Of The Cleveland PAIN Dealer
l,.r,, and ". J. Pattlaon, OF The Ne" YORK
,,,,;,,e, Posi- Aas elected to succeed EDWARD /.
Call IS treasurer -u..
:, ~ Hornck OF The san Francisco can
- charles H. Taylor il. OF The Boston GLOBE
-, .,-.r as directors and Charles W. Knapp or
- - ouis Republic Hilton L Brown o!
r. Indianapolis News; f +. Glass OF "lhe
,,-,-,.,ar,. Advertiser and Conde Hamiin' OF
- %eu-York Tribune were reelected tei Two
80 terms 10 succeed themselves
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
FIGHTING ON INDIAN FRONTIER.
Mohmand Tribesmen Defeated by British
Troops

Simla, April 24-In consequence Of an attempt
made by the Mohmand tribesmen TO cut his lines
Of communication Sir James Willcocks. the COM
n1ander Of the British force sent out from PeshaWur
against the rading natives. attacked the enemy
rris morning with columns. comprising all his
available troops After a sharp fight the British
troops dslodged the trbesmen from their positions
The British casualties are given at sixty. The
losses Of the Mohmands not known.
later dispatch received here from Peshawur
saws: The Malta attacked last night but the
enemy was repulsed. There was heavy artillery
firing this morning at Shabkadar, and General An
derson's brigade fought big engagement. Our
casualties numbered sxty-two, including several
British officers
Lord Mimic. Viceroy Of India, and Lord Kitchen
er commander in chief Of the British forces in
India will arrive here tomorrow. and the British
Will assume the offensive quickly possible.
Sir James Willcocks has control Of ten thousand
troops comprising three brigades, two of which
are concentrating the border, the third being
held in reserve al PeshaWur.
Desultory fighting is reported all along the line,
fifteen miles from Michni, the kabul River, to
Abazai on the Swat River Major General Will
cocks's centre rests on Shabkadar fort.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

modified his published statements He cited this TO
show that the ideas of great statesmen about the
lack of danger of conflict not to be relied
at all times.
What information the Executive has his pos
session knows Mr.. Beveridge declared. in
referring to the Presidents message in favor of
four hattleships. An important fact was that in
other message had the President made such
recommendation his solemn responsibility
Possibly he added, if this subject could be dis
cussed in executive session would he doubt
about te action of the Senate in respect to ncreas
ing the number Of batteships the inference being
that the situation is that II cannot be
openly presented.
Interrupting Mr.. Beveridge Senator Smith. OF
Michigan declared that in his speech the Senate
Mr.. Proctor OF Vermont. had done more than any
thing else TO bring about the war Spain. He
related added Mr.. Smith. in this chamber sim
pie story of the actual conditions existing in Cuba
and ! have heard Senators this floor often deny
that those conditions did exist But in my judg
ment that speech did more than anything else to
precipitate- war Mr. Smith said he did not be-
lieve imminent but thought perhaps the
President had some diplomatic purpose to serve in
asking for four battleships
The building of great navies by Great Britain.
Germany. France and Japan, Mr. Beveridse de
clared. was for careful business purpose.
of those nations could he accused Of wasting
money.
We here with responsibility for legislation
equal to the Presidents responsibility said Mr
Aldrich. when Mr.. Beveridse referred the Presi-
dents programme of four battleships- Insisting
that Mr.. Beveridge state the size of the navy he
would have the Senator from Indiana said he
would prefer five six ships this year and
next year could what would be desirable.
Mr. Beveridge said that the President is the
greatest peacemaker in the world" Was it not, he
asked, possible that he had to-day the idea OF
promoting peace by asking for four battIeships
he had when he brought about the cessation of
hostilities between Russia and Japan? He made a
strong appeal TO the Senate to make mistake
and to do what he said the American people de
sire. to provide adequate navy help maintain
peace
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
WILL COST KING MANUEL S75O,OOO
He Is to Pay for Portuguese Crown Jewels
Sold by King Carlos.

Lisbon April 24-When King Miguel was deposed
as ruler of Portugal. in 1884, the crown Jewels
valued al s20oOOoJ confscated and deposited
in the Bank of Portugal the property OF the
state Recently Republican press has charged
that large portion of these jewels had been soid
without the consent OF Parliament. to meet the ex-
penses of the royal house
King Manuel thereupon ordered that an inventory
he taken and this proved that jewels TO the value
of s75O0ON were missing. Furthermore. the admin
ie+rator of the royal house declared that the gov
ernn,ent which at that time was controlled by the
.rotative parties. had consented to their removal
The governor of the Bank of Portugal was ques-
toned and admitted the removal of the precious
stones but he declared that the sale had been
made upon the urgent demand of King Carlos. who
desired to certain pressing debts OF the roy Al
household in order avoid 4 scandal
After these facts had come to light, King Manuel
summoned the Minister of Finance and announces
his intention of personally refunding the value IF
rhe missing Jewels the royal treasury The at
,tude of the young King in this matter has evoked
universal adnra ton even amonc- the Republicans
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
LIEUT.. 4TRES RESIGNS.
No Explanation GireH-b est Point
"Orercodt Incident" Recalled

Washington Arril 24-To-day.s army orders an
rornred The resgnatio9 OF Second LIEUTENANT n
r-ai-fax .vres Of tire 7th Cavalry. "A son OF Lieu
+.ran4 colonel CHARLES q Ayres. Of the 18th Cav
arr,- retired The resignation has been accepted
L,- The President 10 take effect on Nav II No
reason fCr TIE Young mans at in resiS1ing Is
vi,.Ar nor do the officers duty At the War De-
artr,ent make any explanation Of H. except 20 say
r-,t some months affirmative reply had
been given bv the department % an inquiry adj
dressed 10 il on behalf OF young Ayres asking
whether ne would be permitted to ~esiEn after ne
had -eceived a commission FiC was then cadet
~ the Military Academy. and WIS graduated less
than wear ago The positive statement = made
that 4vress resignation voluntary II Is said
that Avres had the physical makeup of an ideal
soldier and excelled in athletic Because OF TINS
and other reasons considerable surprise was ex-
pressed that he should res. from the army
Lieutenant Ayres cadet al West Point last
sprtng when rhe Easter overcoat incident' oc-
,rred when several Of the cadets lent their heavy
coats to girl visitors protect them from the
weather This contrary 70 orders. and was
disapproved by the cOInInandant OF cadets Colonel
Howe Miss Ayres sister OF Lieutenant Ayres.
was among the girls visiting the academy at the
time Her mother took Up the incident and con-
troversv sprang up. ire effect Of which was an
der from the War Department fOrbidding the adj
mission OF Mrs Ayres 10 the West Point military
reservation
Colonel Ayres took u tht cause OF his VIE, and
in an interview alleged to have criticised army
methods as employed in dealing with the trouble
between MIR. Ayres and the West Point authort
ties RE declined 10 say Whether not ne had
made certain statements in that interview. the
war I,epartrneut demanded. and was ordered De-
fore a retiring board and retired on account OF
disability incident To the service July p. 1907
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
UILL CLOSE THEIR YARDS
British Shipbuilders Move against
Striking UOrkmen.

London. April 24.-At meeting helc IN car
Isle this afternoon the Shpbudng Employers
Federation decided to order lockout in every
shipbuildins yard in the United Kingdom This
action is in accordance with the announcement
made bv the federation on April IL. when they
said that unless the ship workmen on the north
east coast who went strike about the mid
die of January resumed work by April % all
the shipbudng yards in the country would be
closed down.
This decision was reached after a fve-hour
conference al which representatives OF the
unions urged that the strike on the northeast
coast be submitted 10 arbitration. Ihe en-
ployers declined 10 discuss this proposal ana
insisted that the northeast coast strikers return
TO work at reduced wages
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
BASIS OF lIllEY'S CHARGES.

Washington April 24.-The committee investigat
ing the submarine boat scandal to-day endeaVored
70 ascertain from Representative Liley the grounds
~, which he pased his charges against the com
many. Mr Llley said that some of the charges
were made on rumors and others on what he had
been told.
Asked if he had tried to find out the facts, he
-eplfed: Il did not constitute myself an 1nVesu-
eating committee go around and md out "hat
the facts were introduced my resolution in order
that these facts might be brought out
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
TAFT GOING TO PANAMA.
Questions Pending uith Colombia
Said to Require the Trip.

Washington, April 24-It was determined at the
Cabinet meeting to-day tina. Secretary Taft should
20 TO Panama. He will sail on April 80 on the
cruiser Prairie from Charleston. 5. {. A detach-
ment Of marines also will be sent on the Prairie
A number OF questions between the United states
and Panama and between Panama and Colombia
will be negotiated lille the Secretary is on the
isthmus It is said TO he necessary that the con-
cessions the United States obtained from Panama
a protocol should be embodied in a permanent
treaty. The Secretary will be gone three weeks.
eXpecting return the United states on May 20.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
CANADA CHECKS IMMIGRATION.
No Longer To Be Dumping Ground for
England's Charities.

rondon April 24-Canada mas put stop 10 the
t7;,r;r,in.te emigration to the Dominion by char
itable organizations of the surplus population OF
London and other English cities
During the last few weeks the Canadian 'mml-
grafton commissioner in London refused TO give MS
sanction which is required b. the steamship com
r,ariss for the emigration of fifty persons whom
tho Church Army purpOsed to send over. and he
has been taken task by the head of that organi-
1ation for his action. His reply that Canada
would accept only those whose fitness as settlers
he is assured
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

London. April 24.-The government has been in
formed of the gravity of the Mohmand movement
j., India hut every confidence is felt that il soon
will be suppressed Lord Kitchener having made
a timely disposition of his forces, The worst as
pect of the situation in the apparent COM
plicity of the Ameer Of Afghanistan. which ls~Ee-
earded as an outcome of the recently concluded
Anglo Russian compact which leaves AfShanistan
free as a buffer from either British or Rus
sian agents The frontier of this region has never
been delimited. Part of the Mohmand country lies
within the Afghan boundary and part in British
India This also may account for the assistance
being rendered the tribesmen by the Afghans
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
WHITLEY NOT TO BE IMPEACHED.

Washington. April 2=.-Impeachment proceedings
will not be instituted against Lehbeus R Wiley,
nudge Of the United States Court for China against
whom charges Of misconduct on the bench were
brought 7v Loren :. Andrews and other American
lawyers in Shanghai The House judiciary Com
-,i1tee to-day by unanimous vote adopted report
declaring that facts sufficient justify the i'm
reschment Of Judge Wilhey have not been pre-
sented to the subcommittee to which the charges
-eYa-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
BUSINESS RUSHED IN HOUSE.

Washington April 24-The business OF the House
proceeded to-day AZ rapid gait. despite the fact
that the Democrats forced rolIcals- More than
one thousand pension bills were put through, being
the largest batch Of the session The Bureson
resolution demanding the report Of the Commits
sioner Of Corporations on the of fuctua-
+ions in cotton discussed The vote will be
taken tomorrow. No opposition to the resolution
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
GAME DINNER FOR ROYALTY.

Copenhagen April 24.-Count Raben-Levetzir
Minister of Foreign Affairs and hls wife who was
a daughter OF Charles Moulton, of Albany. Tonight
,a,,o =, dinner AT their residence to King Edward
and Queen Alexandra and King Frederick and
Queen Louise which attended by all the men,
hers Of the Danish royal family and thirty other
prominent personaEes. The dinner was served on
silver and gold plate. and the dining room was
beautifully decorated with flowers.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
FOREIGN TREATIES MADE PUBLIC.

Berlin April A-TEe North Sea treaty. signed
here Yesterday by the German Secretary for For
eisn Affairs the British ani French ambassadors
and the Danish. Dutch and Swedish ministers TO
Germany Is made public to-day. II takes the
form of a joint declaration the chief significance
NJ which Is that IL i'll disarm foreign suspicious
OF Cernany's designs against the integrity of the
Netherlands The text Of the Baltic treaty also
was made public. II is almost Identical with that
II lie Nnrth Sea treaty.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
NO BIG RUSSIAN sATTLEsHlPs.

ST. Petersburg. ApIl :i-The report punished IN
England 10 the effect that the Russian government
,ad ordered five warships from firm Of Clyde
ship!.s!ilders is untrue The Admiralty has adopted
the principle that all battleships should be con-
structed in Russia. and the Douma intends TO
reject the estimates battleships. the pro-
Slamme for 1863 will probably be very small
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
FILIPINO BANDITS HANGED.

Manila. April 24-CiprianO Onongo. ahas Tsduc-
d e. and Alfronianc Fernandez noted bandits and
fanaticaI leaders privately hanged az Bihoid
prison to-day. Omongo practically started the
Puaiane movement IN Samar Fernandez took
part IN the attack Leyte and aided IN the kill
ing OF four policemen and the burning ef the
municipal buildings
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
Eo7 sosroN-wILmrNeToN WATERWAY

Washington April 24.-The Senate to-day passe
a Joint resolution appropriating 10000 for surve
looking 10 continuous inland water route fror
Boston Wilmington y. {.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25
MINIMUM PRICE ON COFFEE

Rio ie Janero April 2i-The government Of the
State Of St Paul has announced to the markets OF
Europe that stock Of coffee stl unscld viii be
disposed OF only al the minimum price Of 80
francs (Sl0l
New-York tribune., 1908-04-25

ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued