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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
GERMANY WELCOMES HILL
New Ambassador Is Making Friends
i'm Berlin.


BERLIN, May 15.-Despite the
tempest in a teapot that ragged in
German diplomatic circles following
the announcement of the appoint
ment of DIR. David Jayne Hill as
ambassador to Germany, there ID
every evidence that he will be given
an enthusiastic reception when he be-
gins his duties in Berlin. Highly
fiattering comments on DR.. Hill's
historical works are frequent in the
Berlin papers, and one of the lead
ing journals has declared him to be
1.-The profoundest scholar contem-
porary America has produced" This
is high praise. coming as it does
from a semi-oficial newspaper that
largely reflects the opinions of the
emperor.
Pending the arrival of DR.. Hill
in June, American diplomatic affairs
are being cared for by Secretary
Garrett, who is serving in the capa-
city of charge d'affaires, since First
Secretary Eddy left Berlin to begin
his duties as American minister to
the Argentine Republic
Berlin real estate dealers cherish
the prospect that somebody will be-
come rich through the purchase of
an American Embassy building in
the Kaiser's capital. Since the an
nouncement of the project, the en-
bassy and state department have been
deluged with offers of property of
every description, ranging from pala-
tial and prineely establishments to
suburban tenement houses. Ameri-
cas- fame for wealth is SO thoroughly
established in Germany that each
enterprising house agent is confident
he will have no trouble in driving
a handsome bargain for himself. If,
as reported, 1t is intended to divide
half a million dollars equally be-
tween the embassies of Germany and
Mexico, not much of an establish
ment will be obtainable here.
The palace Ambassador Tower has
vacated is held at half million dol
lars, and three or four others regard
ed as fit for the housing of our EN-
basy are priced at 100000 each
The Japanese government, which has
lust rented Ambassador Francis,
house in Vienna. is thinking of leas'
ing or buying the establishment In
Berlin vacated by the Towers.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
Mrs. Gunness a In 81. Paul.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, May l5.--Her-
man Rhode, living with his wife In
this city. stated today that he Is posi-
tive that he saw and talked to Mrs.
Belle Guinness in this city not later
than Tuesday OF this week. lie was
30 firmly convinced that the woman
was Mrs. Guinness that he came I'd
the st. Paul Dispatch once today al
noon. and when shown a photograph
of Mrs. Guinness. reiterated with pos
itiveness that he had sen her.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
MORE CRIMES
DISCOVERED
CHASTITY Guinness Ground Gives
Up Its Dead

LAPoRTE, Ind, May 15.-The
Guinness death form today gave up
more corroborative evidence. Two
watches were found In the debris.
The bodies Of nine male victims have
been unearthed. yet the record Of
watches belonging to men Is now ten.
Sheriff Smulzer announced after
the finding of today that he will re-
sumo digging operations with the
hope OF uncovering more skeletons.
After the watches were found today
Prosecutor Smith and the sheriff held
hurried conference, but neither
would reveal the details Of their
talk
The possible determination that
the globules OF metal found by the
mining operations on the Guinness
farm yesterday were bits OF gold
used by a dentist for Filings in crowns
on women's teeth is likely 10 be a
development of Importance today.
The specimens were turned over to
a local jeweler last night, and II is
expected that he will report soon.
The mystery has reached a stage
where the determination OF such
facts is Of major importance.
Yesterdays developments did lit
tie to elucidate the unsolYed prob
lens arising from the eorpse-strewn
farm. The letter from Cleveland
concerning the attempts of an ae-
complete OF Mrs. Guinness to draw
another victim into her net served
to strengthen the idea that the wom-
an was the center Of a system for
numbering and fleeing those persons
who followed the trails which led 70
the barnyard cemetery on the place.
Outside OF this, there Is nothing OF
magnitude.
The attorneys for the defense are
said to be looking for David Ravens.
who. it is reported. aided in uncover
/ ing the bodies of the persons whom
L.amphere is accused Of numbering.
According TO the information current
they claim that Ravens was declared
an undesirable citizen by Sheriff
Smulzer and ordered away from La
porte shortly after the fire. The at
torpeys also claim that Havens has
declared that when the bodies were
found in the cellar Of the Guinness
home on April IS. that they were ~.
ing on the floor and that there was
no debris under them They assert
that testimony to this effect II the
trial will do much TO clear their
client Of the charges against him
arguing that the Circumstances show
that the bodies had been placed In tn
cellar previous 70 the beginning d
the Gre which destroyed the house.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
MILWAUKEE, PLANS BRANCHES
Looking for = Route 20 the Yellow
stone Park.

Looking for = Route 90 the Yellow
stone Park.
HELENA, Mont. May i5.--Ao-
cordIng to reports from Whitehall.
a large party OF Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul surveyors are at work in
that section and Il Is understood that
a branch line will be built from that
place to Dillon through the jefferson
valley. The representative OF that
road recently started negotiations
for land for terminal facilities for the
proposed branch. Work on the line
may be commenced this summer. al
though it il understood that no steel
viii be laid until the company has
completed its main line through to
the coast. The proposed branch
would follow the west side OF the JEFF
ferson river to Twin Bridges. thence
up the BeayeThead and Big Hole val
legs TO the county seat. where eonnee-
ton would be made with the Short
Line. Beayerhead live stock ship
ments. as well as wool to eastern mar
kets. are large and the superstition
Is that the ST. Paul wishes TO obtain
a share OF them.
II is also known that the road ID
looking for a route 20 the yellow
stone park. A branch could be built
diverging from the proposed White
halI-Diilon line at Twin Bridges. 10
run up the Ruby Valley TO Virginia
city. thence across the Madison eoun-
/ try 70 the park.
Helena and Butte men have filed
with the secretary Of state articles
Of incorporation Of the stillwateg
Power and Railway company, which
proposes the construction Of an elec'
trie line from Billings and Columbus
to Cooke City. with branches into
Park, Sweet Grass. Yellowstone and
Carbon counties. The COMPANY
whieh has q capital stock Of $4,000.
coo. consists OF @. II. Savage and
Z e. conEdon Of BHtte and Willard
Bennett Of Helena. II IL expected
that work viii begin this year.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
China RaIks at ProposaI.

pEKIN. May 15.-Contrary TO ex-
peetations. China has refused 10 sign
the agreement proposed by Japan for
the settlement Of the Yalu timber
controversy. The statement OF yes
terday that an agreement was reach
ad vas erroneous. The reason for the
refusal is to be found In the strained
relations between China and Japan
Rarop HayashI. the japanese minis
ter 10 China. telegraphed tonight that
prince Ching has refused to attend
the meetings OF the board
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
GLOVE FACTORY GROWS.
New Industry Makes Gloves ana
Mittens.

New Industry Makes Gloves anu
Ire Occur d'Alene glove factory
in this city some time ago
is progressing rapidly and is building
a far more extensive trade than its
promoters had anticipated at the
time of its installation.
The factory Is located at Sixteenth
and Maple streets and is owned and
operated by A. B. Bormen and J. J.
Hill. 1t is confined exclusively to
the manufacture Of canvass gloves
and mittens and will do a wholesale
business to the merchants OF the city
and the surrounding towns 1t has,
since it started, not only secured con-
tracts with the merchants here. but
in Spokane. and in a number of the
larger western towns in Washington
and Oregon. Three machines are
now being operated. but the trade
demands an increase of the force
and three more are to be added IN
the near future. Upon arrival OF the
winter season the factory will manu-
faeture a winter mitten, as well as
the canvass glove. II is the only fac
tory of its kind in the west.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
opea Air Concert.

The Occur d'Aisns band win give
their regular open air concert st tA@
Blackwell park on Sunday aftsruooa
Al AIS O'Clock. Il viii BE - fos-
lows:
March Bombasto. 1890. FarTnF
overtnrs--Forty Minutes from
Broadway. go. Geo. Cohn
IntsrmaExo from cavaioria Ras1icana
ss..... -...s.s.... M44EA8At
waltEes-w Wedding Of the Winds.
......ssss ssss h@Aa
Trombone Solo. Frank Hanor-Oid
Folks on the Farm.
March-Alivine. 49,. vanasroo0&
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
Norurrinn. Nm go.

SPOKANE. May. is.-Ths i7th e
May. the anniversary Of NoTway's In
dependence. will be celebrated tAi4
year By the Norwegians OF sp0knno
By = big nesting in the ArmOry.
The program vim inelude talks ~
the Rev. c. August Peterson. Pres
ldsnt p. NJ. Glasoe Of Spokane col
Iesa ana NayoY Moore. All % the
NoFwegion churches Of the city Win
jOln In the meeting.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
SPECIAL CABS 10 sRATrLE.
Teaechers and Citlsons WIN Go n
Pullmana.

1c9cc4ecF8 anu AAt&4N4A WIN 10 ~
Pullmama.
The special car chartered ~ the
teachers for their trip 10 Seattle
has been practically allied. and =
movement 10 now on foot % charles
another for the same rates. provided
enough applicants can be secured.
and have the two cars leave together.
The car chartered will leave thu
place Sunday afternoon and win ar
rive IN Seattle ON Monday morning
in sullcIent time to witness the ar
rival OF the Atlantic aeet Il that
place. The round trip can BE made
for the sum or s2O. and q similar
rate viii be given for the second ear.
should SUFFICIENT applicants BE found
to warrant ehartersng Il. IL viii leave
Seattle according 10 the presaat ar
rangements on Wednesday moFning.
and win arrive in Spokane IN suiicient
time to make connections with the
owl train for this city. The ear
win bo retained during the stay a.
Seattle win be utilized for aissp-
ing purposes. Any ono desiring %
Join the FIRST car. or make appliea-
tion TO join the proposed second ear.
can secure all the necessary infoFm1a-
tiOn with relation 70 the masisF ~
applying to superintendent BaFtoa.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
Independence Party.

AN FRANCISCO, May 15.-Dele-
fs-at-large to the national con-
lion Of Hearst's Independence
que will be elected at a eonven-
of the California branch of the
y tomorrow. Secretary Daniel
|pnnen. of the state committee. Is
usiastic at the prospects OF the
y in the Golden state, declaring
the republican party is corrupt
the democratic party desinte-
LED. and that the dissatisfied yOt-
OF both old parties In California
hooking TO the banners OF the
rst organization.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15

Found Fialning IRside ThEus-nGla
limit Near Vancouvur.

ssaHAA4A
Limit Near Vancouvcr.
VANCOUVER, D. C.. May lS.---
Found fishing inside tha thTee.mllo
limit At the north end Of vancouvnR
island. the American steam halibut
schooner Francis Cntting. owmea ~
the Seattle Fish and Cold Storage Co..
was seized BY the Canadian EshsFiaa
cruiser KestFel and brought 20 van
couveF today. The Keafrei laft re-
Gently for her summer stall0n, hut
Commander NeWeombe kept = WatcA-
ful eye and early Tuesday be sightoa
the Francis within the limit Aahing
for halibut. The KestFel ran along.
side and claimed the steamer as Q
prisoner No resistance was made.
and Commander NeWcombe put one
Of his oflcerA In charge Of the priao.
The doriea were heaved aboard are
a line made fast and the long tow
to Vancouver started.
Commander Newcombs wired Otaa-
wa this morning and the aomiml0n
government win decide ~ the vessel
Is to be conflscated. the owners hAS-
Ing the opportunity OF hghtinE Il in
the courts II theY wish TO do %. A.
the Francis cutting is . wsil-butlt
steamboat. worth about tso.a9o. the
captura q an important nae.
The IL II prize taken BY tie KsstEaa
vas a. Seattle gaso'lae schooner
NORTH. Of 90 horsspowes. brand nsw
and on her first trip she vas cap
tured AT ouataino. about two and .
half years ago. and connseAted ~
the dominion government Her Own-
ers fought the case out In the courts
and ioat. and the North was sold -
auction.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
TAFT GETS TEXAS
pro Faction Is Opposed to His
Candidacy.

pro Faction Is Opposed to His
Candidacy.
|ORT WORTH, Tex, May. Is
fetary Taft is the presidential
ce of the regular republican
of Texas. which is holding its
e convention in Fort Worth to-
The meeting was marked by
t enthusiasm for Roosevelt and
y delegates favor indorsing him
another term, with Taft as sec
choice.
PIE reorganiZed or negro faction
The republican party is holding
state and congressional eonven-
s in Waco today. with delegates
P all over Texas in attendance.
convention is unalterably OPP
ID to Taft's candidacy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15

Mrs. Harvey J. Harris and sister
Miss Kildea, are guests Of Mrs. Jas.
Graham.
Edward Furniss. travelling paasen-
ger agent for the Great Northern
Railway. was in the city this after
noon on business In connection with
the road.
Harvey J. Harris departed this
morning for Vancouver. b. C.. and
from that place he viii aaIl for Priace
Rupert. where he goes ~ a repre-
sentative Of T. Burns Z Co.
Miss Mary Brebner and sister
Francis departed today for g. Mariss
to Join their father The remainder
of the family will 90 to Join him a.
soon aE the school term IL over.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIlo Aimes' little boy
Is seriously ~ with rheumatism.
They had intended TO leave today
for their ranch in the Big Bend. bu.
yesterday the boy took Suddenly 81,
and the trip had to be delayed.
The excursion that vas to have
been taken this afternoon By the
school children on the Red Collar
line Of boats has been postponed on.
ing TO the ineiement weather. Ths
excursions will Be held on the hrsl
good day Of the coming week.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
CHARGE
PLEADS GUILTY
Fred Maui Causes Much Excitement
in Residence District

Fred MAu. who was arrested yes
terday evening by omcer Evans. was
brought into the court Of Judge
Chamberlain this afternoon to ans
wer to a charge OF assault. He
plead guilty to the charge and was
sentenced to a iine OF SEQ. or thirty
days Imprisonment In the county
Jail at Rathdrum.
Mau il from Wolf Lodge. and came
to the city yesterday and ia said 10
have imbibed too freely in intoxi-
cants until he became in a complete
state OF intoxication. In this state
he seems to have wandered up TO
Thirteenth and Sherman streets and
there terrorixed the neighboFhoOd BY
staggering about in a drunken state
and carrying an open pocket knife IN
his hand in q threatening manner.
No trouble. however, seems 10 have
ben experienced with him until Roy
Mangold drove up with the VIM
Barr-Chainey delivery wagon for the
purpose OF delivering goods 90 the
T. p. Campbell residence. Mahgold
states that when he drove up and dis
mounted from the wagon he Obssrv-
ed the man In the street and q crowd
watching him. but paid no particu-
lar attention to him until he came
over to HIS wagon and sndeavored TO
get in II. Mangold. at the time. &C
cording 70 his statement. had dis
mounted from the wagon and was
standing by the side OF II taking some
goods out which he was TO deliver
when the man approached the wagon
from the other side. and got on the
seat, lie stated. Mangold says, that
he wanted to catch the next wagon,
and mounted the seat and grabbed
the lines and was going TO drive on,
Mangoid says that he then ran IN
front OF the horses and grabbed them
| " tAAN bAAAtN tNAAAt ~ AA% NNAAAN AAkAE
commanding Mau 70 get out. When
Mau ascertaIned that the team wal
being held by ManEOid. he leapee
from the wagon and came around q
where he was holding the horses
stating that Il win make you let gs
OF the team" He had an open peck
ct knife in his hand and II did no
want to take any chances with him.
said Mangold. and ] stepped arouns
to the other side Of the wagon" A
about this time II SENS Mr.. Campbell
arrived upon the scene and the ~.
OF them succeeded IN puistinE tn
man and In persuading him 70 Shu
the knife and put II away In his peck
ct. An alarm for the police was theI
sent In and two men took Mau II
charge until he was arrested by Ono
er Evans.
Mau IL n young man and neithe
to the officers this morning nor 10 tn
court this afternoon offered any res
son for his actions. but when con
fronted with the evidence against htr
entered a plea OF guilty.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
FOR
SUMMER NORMAL
ents Located and Other Arrange
ments Being Completed

separations are now being made
hose in charge, looking to the
Yening of the state normal school
his place. The school will con-
on July 90 and last until the
of August, and it gives promise
eing the best session ever held
be city.
be summer normal tents have
moved to the northeastern part
blackwell park, and are SO stu
that they look out upon the
Many of them will be remod-
and improved prior to the con-
ng of the school, so as to make
b convenient and comfortable in
respects. The Central and Roose-
school buildings will be used
the instruction work and the
lres to be carried on during the
ion of the school.
he work of the school this year
be broader and cover a much
pr scope than heretofore, and will
more advantages to teachers
students in every way. The
pose of the school is to elevate
general standard of teaching in
state, and to this end special
ses of instruction in educational
has been provided. 1t offers
opportunity to the teacher who
not afford to discontinue teach
and attend normal school for
lole year, to become acquainted
the most recent methods OF
alton, and gives to the instruc-
of high academic standing an
rtunity to become familiar with
professional detail work in the
Dus grades in the public and high
Ols. Work will be offered in all
ches covered in a teachers ex'
nation in the state, thereby pre-
ng students along educationa
for this examination, and en-
hg those who already hold &
PIMA to secure one of higher
e. High school students in th'
o may continue their regular
emic work, and may at the same
be making preparations for thu
re work on teaching. The worl
des covering all branches in
ed in a teachers state examina
will cover special courses il
lish, manual training, music
wing, primary work and profes
al subjects.
thoroughly competent corps o
ruetors have been engaged TO
school, and the management o
! bin be under Professor Soulel
! the state university of Idaho
{ addition to the regular corps o
ructors the services of Harry NJ
fer have been secured, who vii
yer a series of lectures on edu
Dnal topics.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
CITY IN BRIEE.

Mrs. Harvey J. Harris and sister
Miss Kildea, are guests Of Mrs. Jas,
Graham.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-01

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-01

The Klamath Falls Public Library 10
open every afternoon from 2 10 9 20
o'clock and each evening from $50 TO
10 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ~.
tended 10 all.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-01


The srcko. o wonderful little svptiis.
10 common to many hot countrsesL u
4. n very active animal snd eau run ny
a pcrprndicuiar wall With the gr~a isst
ease. owing 10 the pscullar coaforsns
tio,, ~ the foot ., 10 soinstitDes kuo~u
as th, "-,cninx bird snd derives iis
morr cp,npop name fron the very dis
tlnct way IN ~hich u shri~ks cut
deck o. the last syllable t,sioS Sissu
IN a marks>i maunsr
w,ihes 70 ttsip.
MIR. Shirt" said bis Wtfs's mother
s,rrniy. MARY tells me 'hsi yoa wont
help her al all. that you woa't bold the
baby even fs Q moOsaS"
That nlni .o." svplisi Uhist "why.
! held u fof quite . ioaS time last sven'
Ing"
"Ind-~i, iiow ioasr'
why. long enough soe hss ~ so
down into tho collar sud set . scutils
u coal I.oadoa Bcrsls
Rssty 70 obi,ss.
A. . iancv in . certain city Q visitss
20 tho place soi isto coavsssatios With
an elderly gvntisnsn.
Presently the youus ssss ssid. poaes'
ing TO q lady aesoss tbs room. uhe vas
smillas pleasantly In his disscsios;
u woadsr " that ugly woman 10
actually trying 10 ART With osr
= don't know" the elderly ssetie
nsa answered. mildly. but : Gao easily
ascertain for yoa Hbs's my wifs."
eNO,sNI-
u u rvcos,isi that j'hiiip u. oe opaie
In the srlgp u oussa Eiissbsth soos
small map Of the world. iaiA his- l11tis
ansss upoo ths tiny SPOT - essiasd
aud. having thus ob,issssts1 II sstsd
where Engissd vsA u wss sowhsss
then iut by eoesrass u y svssyvhssv
now. u 10 ths largest smplsS thas sov
exists os that svss has ssisssA-lIosd
Cursoa-
HimssiS 70 Ois~s.
A youthful vsrSioss 10 wasAiagt0s
not long sso soasbt The esiticiem % .
we'll Known pubiishss vh0 chascsd "
10 st the astiousi capital % bosiasss
with the copyright divisioa of ths u.
brsry u cohsrssA
Sir" ssL The 0sss post Indignant.
~ when the publisher had bsusausly
advis~d him " burn ths stu9s-sels.
poets are born. not made"
whsrsupon the pubibhss smusd
bsosdiy. young uaa." sai1 ~. ~
won't help your case is shs isass -
Try 10 shin ths blame on yoss pafsots."
-Kansas City Journal.
The assh oe youss giss9s. sspscsat
" that u . youas Gov. b sstssnsiy
good. somewhat Ike veal. VIII
gnnsliks davos. TIE toaSus. from
sighisen TO iwsaty Inches loas. b also
very good. Hut the snsTowboess sf.
ford tho greatest luxury 10 the South
African huntss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-01
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-05-01

Tho Mons Theatrical Company lott
70, ,skcvicw ,h,. mcrn'ns Tor" weeks
engagement, They will return "'''
when they ani.h their engagement anu
will remain abon, two weeks o"'o"
their departure.