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The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
GIRL CLAIMS She
WAS TILTED BY
LOVER
BURSTS INTO TEARS WHEN SHE
LEARNS THAT PAUL u
SCHWARTZ HAD TAKEN OUT
LICENSE TO WE'D ANOTHER.

A richly dressed and handsome
young woman appeared in the mar
riage license clerks office In the
county building Thursday afternoon
and after few words with Charles
Ernest. who was In charge OF the
counter. burst into tears. She was
given seat ia the Office. where she
continued To sob violently for several
minutes. After she had regained her
composure she was questioned "a 10
her trouble, and 10 Clerk Walter Old-
field she unburdened herself.
She had come TO ascertain II mar
riage license had been taken out by
Paul ID. Schwartz. A glance over the
list showed that Alr Schwartz did
take out license on June l, and he
named as his bride Miss Dora +.
Miner. OF No. AIS Trumbull-ave.
Schwartz Is civil engineer employed
on the Michigan Central tunnel, and
lives at No. 522 Trumbull-ave.
A return received by the county
clerk Friday morning shows that the
couple were married Thursday even
ing in Trinity church by the Rev. w.
Warren Wilson.
II am engaged 10 marry Mr..
Schwartz" the woman explained. MY
home is in Massachusetts. and my peo-
pie are well-to-do. | was visiting away
from home in an eastern city when a
rumor reached me that Mr.. Schwartz
was paying attention 10 another wom-
an. Without consulting my parents
came here to investigate, and ! have
found enough TO confirm my fears.
What can do 10 stop the wedding
He is engaged 10 me. and | have
great many letters 10 prove it
She asked about her chances in a
breach OF promise suit but she was
advised 10 go home quietly and forget
the affair. This she was adverse 10
do. She left the building promising to
return with a bunch OF letters 10 prove
her statements. Up 10 noon Friday
she had not shown up.
The woman refused 10 give her
name. She said that she was visiting
with friends in town, but she would
not give her address. Schwartz comes
OF a good family. His father, Hiram
b. Schwartz. is mayor or Wooster.
Ohio
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE
DECREE AMENDED

According 10 decree OF divorce OBJ
tanned by Joseph Depke several days
ago. he was given permission TO spend
Sunday afternoons with his child. but
Mrs. Depke was given the custody Of
the child. Friday Mrs. Depke petitioned
the circuit court 10 amend the decree
In such way that her husband may
not be allowed TO take their son away
from her home. She alleges that her
husband has threatened TO take the
child out Of the jurisdiction OF the
court
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
MoREHousE AcouJrrEo

PAW PAW. Mich. June ,5.-"Not
guilty" was the verdict THIS morn.
ing OF the jury which heard the evil
dence against Marcus ID. Warehouse.
the aged South Haven man who was
accused Of having shot and killed
his infant granichild. This was the
second trial. the jury failing to\ agree
the first time. jMorehouse. now alsdray.
man In uthtHaven. was at onevtime
q prosperous lawyer In Virginia.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
A Grand Family Medicine

IT gives me pleasure 10 speak a
good word for Electric Bitters,' $
writes Mr.. Frank Conlan, OF No. 436
Houston-st. New York. 1T Is a grand
family medicine for dyspepsia and
liver complications; while for lame
back and weak kidneys IL cannot be
too highly recommended, Electric
Hitters regulate the digestive func-
tons, purify the blood, and fmpart
renewed vigor and vitality to the
weak and debilitated of both sexes.
sold under guarantee at f. c. Kin.
sci. Central Drug CO.. Gray q worces.
ter drug stores Soc
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Gillette Verdict Set Aside.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The verdict
OF the jury In the supreme court
through which Walter r. GilletteA
former vice-president OF the Mutual
Life Insurance Co. was sentenced to
six months on Blackwells island for
perjury In connection with the insur>
ance scandals, was sen aside today By
the appellate division OF the supreme
court
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Suppressed Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
filed Friday by Emma VS.. Ernest
Krapel; Frederick VS.. Charles Hops
Minnie VS.. Alex Nevin; Lottie VS..
William r. Mckenzie. and Caroline VS..
Frank Myers.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06

uustn~>s-Isk~ Printing. No fuss and
no Feathers. The plain, neat kind, that
looks right Times Pyfpting Co.. rs
johr H-st. Phone 1855
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04

pie unmlstakabiy have said they
wanted Chamberlain. Senator Full
ton said he thought the legislature.
which IL republican, would elect .
democrat Senator Bourne said:
The people have ehosan their own
senator. The Legislature nhoald
elect him. Chamberlain IL the peo-
Plies choice. II - clearly the duty
Of the legislature to ratlfy the peo-
Piles will"
Congressman Ellis said: Il regard
the matter as settled. Tho issue was
plain. and the people chose Cham
berlain understanding what they were
doing"
Senator Fulton said: e think
the people never thought when they
~ tied a d. q primary law that
uey were PROVING a possible means
for a republican legislature to elect
democratic senator. I think II IL
the duty OF the members OF the iegis-
lature TO vote for whomeveF they
think will best serve the public In
| terests,''
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
TRY TRAIN DYNAuTER.
Jury secured 90 Hear Eyidenes
Against Louis Ferris.

Jury secured 60 Hear Evidence
Against Louis Ferris.
BUTTE, Mont. June 4.--In the
trial Of Louis Ferris, the Italian
ranch hand. upon the charge Of dyn-
amlting an eastbound Burlington ex-
press in Butte on the night Of May /,
a jury was secured and opening
statements made by counsel. Fred
W Lenzi. engineer on one Of the To-
comotives dynamited. was the nrst
witness called 70 tell OF the crime.
Lehzi told of hearing a terrible de-
tonation just as he was nearing Butte
his hair being singed and his ear
drum bursted. He was unconscious
for 10 minutes.
Engineer Lenzi then gave further
testimony to show that the wreck
vas caused BY q dynamite explosion
and not by an explosion 0 fthe boiler.
Particular stress IL being laid on the
fact OF a large fash Of light at the
time Of the explosion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04

or, the orator of the day and other
distinguished guests will follow. Next
will come the Occur d'Alene band,
which will be followed by the police
and militia. Then will follow the
different fraternal organizations
lead by the Masons-and the pro-
cession will be completed with eiti-
gems of the city.
At the city hall platform will be
erected upon which will be seated
those having the matter In charge.
and the invited guests. The dedica-
ton services will open with a selec-
ton from the band. Mayor H. v.
Scallon will then make a short ad-
dress appropriate to the occasion and
preceding the invocation by Rev.
Henry ]. Taylor, Of the Episcopal
church, the choir will sing Nearer,
My God. to Thee" The Masonic or
der will then proceed and lay the cor
ner stone and upon its conclusion
another selection will be rendered by
the choir. The Grafton OF the day
will be delivered by W. B. Mcfarland
Jr. Upon its conclusion remarks will
be made by invited guests, and then
the choir will sing America" in
which the audience will join. The
program will be closed by the band
playing the Star Spangled Banner.
Mrs. C. w. Norquist will have charge
OF and direct the musical part OF the
program and the other portion is In
the hands of the committee appointed
by j. C. White. warden OF the Mason.
ic lodge and Mayor scallon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
DRMON MOB
WRECKS PARTY
pOrters OF POlygamists Bolt
Democratic Convention

ensued. Every delegate in the room
arose, waved his hands and shouted.
Many surged to the front, shaking
their fists at the chairman.
Perkey Launches His Convention.
AS soon as Lockhart declared Nc
kinley elected the Twin Falls man
took his seat from the rear OF the
platform and X. l. Perkey came to
the front of the room, sprang to a
chair and Immediately, amid cries OF
denunciation on the other, proceeded
with separate convention. McKin-
ley seized fiat board and began
pounding the table and the yelling OF
order. The shouting, bowling mob
paid no attention.
Mckinley Uses Club.
All around the rostrum men were
shouting frantically, shaking fists at
each other, swearing, calling names
and yelling. The band broke in with
a selection and quiet reigned about
two minutes, then the riot started
with renewed force. Mckinley
spent his time pounding the table
with chair leg and shouting ana
themas at Perkey and his men. The
band played again. Mckinley got a
megaphone and began shouting his
authority through that at the Ada
delegation. During all this Perkey
kept on with his bunch.
Delegates to Denver.
The Perkey delegates to Denver are
w. B. Mcfarland, George Il. Erb, ],
T. Pence, C. H. Lambertson, d. T.
Evans, ]. d. Milsap, John C. Rice
]. H. Hawley, Ben Grey, ]. H. Gar
rett, w. H. Cassidy and J. F. Nugent
They were instructed to vote for the
nomination Of w. J. Bryan as long
as his name is before the convention
A resolution deploring the injection
of the Mormon question into state
politics was adopted.
The Dubois convention chose az
delegates to Denver: Fred T. Dubois
Henry Heitfeld, C. H. Jackson, Harry
L. Day, w. L. r. Eccles and Timothy
L. Reagan.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
CITY HALL
CORNER STONE
Program Consists of Parade, Music,
Speeches, Masonic Ceremonies

The committee in charge and May
or H. v. Scallon are busily engaged
in making preparations for the cele-
bration of the laying of the
corner stone OF the new city
hall building. The mayor will ex-
tend invitations to distinguished and
prominent citizens of the neighbor-
ing cities to be in attendance, among
them Mayor Moore, of Spokane, and
today extended a public invitation to
the different fraternal organizations
to participate in the services. and also
a request to the various business es-
adjustments to suspend business be-
tween the hours Of and 5:30 o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon, SO that all
may be able to attend.
Geo. Williams, the architect of the
building. has made arrangements
for the stone and vault to be used on
the occasion. The stone will have
engraved upon it the date of the con-
struction Of the building, and a place
will be made for the vault In the
stone directly underneath it, allowing
the corner stone to rest on the vault.
The corner stone viii be laid by the
Masonic order of the city. and DR..
Whitwell, grand master of Masonry
in the state OF Idaho. will probably
perform the beautiful and impressive
ceremony Of the Masonic lodge in lay.
ing the stone.
The procession will be formed al
the auditorium and promptly at .
o'clock the march will be commenced
1t will lead down Couer d'Alent
street to Second, and then up sher
man to the city hall building. Cap
tain Ludwig Roper will be the ofaceI
of the day and win lead the process
sion. The carriage carrying the may
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
start BIG MIL.
Spirit Lake plant Has Capacity Of
100000 Feet Daily.

Spirit Lake Plant Has Capacity Of
100000 Feet Daily.
SPIRIT LAKE, Idaho. June A.
Fires have been started in the boil
ers OF the Panhandle Lumber com
pany to test the piping and the saw
mill will begin operations in 10 days.
The new mill will cut 100000 feet
a day. The dry kilns and the plan
ing mill are fast nearing completion
and will be ready early In July.
Spirit Lake will have Its first cleo
ton Saturday. when the residents
will vote on whether to organize an
independent school district. This
school facilities are inadequate and
the independent district will enable
the town to issue bonds TO construct
a building.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
HEAVY FLOODS
DELAY TRAINS
Situation in Montana Becoming
More Serious

BUTTE, Mont. June 4.--Miles end
miles OF Northern Pacific track from
Deer Lodge west are under water.
and the situation Ia such as 10 AFFORD
little hope of getting trains through
before the first OF next week, Gaps
Of track as long a. eco feet in some
cases are completely washed out.
Through the Hell Gate canyon the
roadbed OF the Northern Pacific IL
gradually falling into the He'll Gate
river. Every gunny sack In Mlssoula
has been secured by the railroad
company and filled with sand and
scores OF men are busily engaged In
trying to protect the road against
further ravages OF the foods,
A special train crawled from Mis-
soula east as far as BeaFmouth with
two coaches OF passengers. but had
to return. A transfer OF mail and
passengers was impossible because OF
the numerous washouts between
Bearmouth and Drummond
Washouts near Trout creek, west
OF Missouia. prevented the arrival Al
Missoula Of the Spokane train
Washouts in Pipestone canyon,
east of Butte. blocked the operation
Of stub trains bound to eastern Mon
tana points.
Great Northern trains are reported
tied up at Shelby junction by wash.
outs. Northern Pacific oficials re-
ported that the break at Muir had
been repaired and that IA stalled
trains are coming across.
They will proceed west over the
Great Northern, should the break al
Shelby be repaired in time.
Provisions are running low al
Drummond, where four trains are
stalled. unable to proceed either east
ward or westward. and the problem
OF feeding the 500 passengers Ii be
coming serious. All supplies vii
have been consumed within Is hours
according to a telephone report. an'
the railway officials can hold out M
hope of getting trains through be
fore next Friday at the least Drum
mond is q place of so inhabitants
dependent for sustenance on what {
brought in on the railroads.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
WAIT WHILE HE KILLS HDasELF,
Bank Teller Begs 70 Be REFUSED
Takes Life.

NEW YORK, June 4.-on being
questioned BY the banks ofacers yes.
terday about an apparent discrepan-
cy 1t his accounts, Charles 7. Muir,
paying teller OF the Forty-second
street branch Of the Corn Exchange
bank, asked to be excused until he
could obtain deposit ticket to ex-
plain the matter. went to the base
ment and, after writing q brief con-
fession that his accounts were short,
shot himself In the head. He died
within an hour at the hospital.
Vice President Frew of the Corn
Exchange bank said last night that
Muir's shortage was sS06s.
Muir was one Of the banks most
trusted employees. and It was while he
was receiving teller that he conduct
ed his populations. In his confession
he said that the entertainments had
been going on for i've years. and that
he succeeded in covering his shortage
by substituting new deposits.
Three days ago he was made pay
ing teller of the bank and an exam
ination Of his accounts was begun,
suspicion having been aroused that
all was not right. In the capacity
of paying teller he was no longer in
a position to conceal his shortage.
and he momentarily faced discovery.
Vice President Frew said that the
shortage was fully covered by sure
ty bond.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
rs SAFE AND SANE.
Jury Says Young Thompson should
be Free.

NC ENNGs
TACOMA. Wash. May 4.-Chss-
ter Thompson. youthful slayer Of
Judge George Meade Emory. by q
jury in the superior court was de-
ciared to be now sane and safe to
be at large and that there was no
likelihood OF a recurrence OF his
mental unsoundness or a relapse.
But for the fact that Prosecuting
Attorney Rowland gave notice OF APP
peal, Thompson would have been i'm
mediately given his liberty.
As q consequence OF the statement
by the prosecuting attorney that he
would either appeal or file a motion
for q new trial. Chester was remand
ed to the county jail. His release
from the custody of the warden Of
the state prison may not take place
until next January, II Prosecutor
Rowland holds to his present deter.
mination to contest the judgment.
The states attorney caused sen
sation by submitting the case to the
jury without argument. This was 4
shrewd move and completely shut
out Attorney win H. Thompson's ad
dress to the jury.
The jury was out only 30 minutel
and only one vote was taken, which
was unanimous.
The verdict seemed to meet tht
approval of the large number oi
spectators present in court.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
Pioneers saturday.

The Pioneers Of whitman county
will arrive on Saturday forenoon, and
will hold their annual picnic in the
city. In all there will be about 400
and they win be met at the depot
BY the Occur d'Alene band and citi-
zens Of the town. A program will Be
arranged for the occasion. II viii
eonsits OF selections OF music. an ad-
dress Of welcome By the mayor. ad-
dresses By other prominent citizens
Of the city, and responses b. the
visitors.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
ALLISON WINS IN IOWA.
Defeats Governor Cummins for Sem
atOrial Nomination.

Defeats Governor Cummfns for SEN
atOrial Nomination.
DIES MONIES, Iowa. June 4.-Ac-
eording to returns this morning. Sen
ator william B. Allison is nominated
for United States senator by a major
ity Of 1900 over Governor A. B.
Cummins.
Reports from all over the state
point to a large majority for Allison.
Seven congressional districts gave Al
lison a majority. He carried
practically every county in the first
and second districts In the third
district he lost Hardin county and in
the ffth Cummins secured a major
ity in three Of the counties
B.F. Carroll, republican. was NOM
mated for governor BY a majority OF
over 1900.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
HONOR JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Veterans and School Children Dedi-
cate Monument,

Veterans and School Children Dedi-
cate Monument.
NEW ORLEANS, June with
appropriate exercises the people yes
terday celebrated the Tooth anniver-
sary of the birth of Jefferson Davis.
The day was observed as a whole or
partial holiday in Kentucky, Florida,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Texas, South Carolina, Louis
lana and Virginia, and varied between
the entire cessation of business and
the mere closing of public schools.
In Louisiana the day is a legal
holiday. 1t was made memorable in
New Orleans this year by the dedi-
cation of the site here for the monu-
ment which is to be erected to the
memory of President Davis by the
people of the south. The exercises
included addresses by prominent vet
Grams and patriotic songs by several
thousand school children, each OF
whom wore a rose. the favorite flower
of President Davis. The dedication
was performed by the Audubon park
commission, this park having been
chosen as the site for the monument,
A. w. Hahn. president of the Jeffer-
son Davis Monument association
made the formal acceptance speech.
All school buildings and exchanges
of the city were closed in honor OF
the day.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
MUST ELECr cIIAMRERI.AIN.

senator Bourne and Congressman
Ellis Say so.
WASHINGTON. June Regard
Ing the popular election as Unlted
States senator OF Governor Chamber
lain (Dem.) In Oregon, senator
Bourne and Congressman Ellis both
said that the legislature must choose
him ID January. even II It be strong
~ republican. They declared that
the issue was plain and that the peo-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
MUST STAND TRIAL.
San Francisco Captains Blew Wills
ties. Violating Laws.

NfA-lSAAAAAAF
ties, Violating Laws.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-For
having given expression 10 their en-
thusiasm and patriotism on the oe-
ession Of the entrance o. the Atlantic
battleahip feet into the harbor Of
San Francisco May by blowing the
whistles Of their vessels as greetings
to the battleshlps. Captain O. W.
Harker Of the Key route ferry steam
er Fernwood. Captain o. Johnson OF
the river steamer J. d. Peters and
Captain B. n. Rideout Of the steamer
Modoe viii have to stand trial for
violating a rule Of the navigation
laws.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
Women . Oppose sunraRe

LONDON. June A number OF
influential women have started an or
gained movement to oppose the
granting Of suffrage to women.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04
sEws OWN TOB.
Loses Two When An slips But Puts
Them naek ON.

TIKI INK UNs
CoLVILLE. Wash. June 4.-Dr.
II. e. Hail. a dentist Of this city.
while on his newly acquired home
stead on Deep creek. 20 miles north
Of town. this week. aeeidently clip
ped Oh two Of his toes on the right
foot with an az. The doctor was
building . road through the timber
when the accident occurred. There
being no surgeon within 20 miiea he
stitched back the toes to their place
himself and lie getting along nicely.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-04

be most tumultuous conven-
held in this state the demo-
rty split on Dubois and his
mon issue, two conventions
lid in the same hall at the
be. The split came over the
of Dubois to control the tenn
organization of the conven-
pugh the state committee.
Lockhart named Glen p.
inlay as temporary chairman
F. Nugent nominated K. J..
A roll call was had, the
esting delegations from Bing-
ing.
emUnium Breaks Loose.
deposition of the vote of the
raised a storm, and when
y Arney announced Mckinley
pandemonium broke loose.
S all over the hall were
and cursing and demanding
bn of the roll call, but were
Perky Organizes Band.
mounted a chair and with
,orters went ahead and COM
rganization, named delegates
rnates to the Denver conven-
Btructed them for Bryan and
d against an anti-Mormon
the national platform.
dubois faction adjourned until
and at that time adopted
anti-Mormon resolutions and
delegates to the national con-
The evening session was
Gus and enthusiastic.
convention opened soon after
k by the playing of the Star
d Banner" by the Pocatello
untain Home bands together,
by a medley of national airs
er songs by each band separ-
ID together.
man Lockhart introduced the
:. Carney of Twin Falls, who
the divine blessing, after
Charles Arney read the call
convention. Mr.. Lockhart,
opening, said he wished to
hose delegates who at the last
worked faithfully to support
treat principles which go for
fare of the people and their
He spoke of w. ]. Bryan
next president and was APP
to the echo.
aid he had tried to Go his best
chairman; he had appUeeiat-
honor and asked to be forgiven
me of his shortcomings, of
he said he knew he had many.
Ike less than FIVE minutes. He
hnounced he had received au-
from the state central com
to direct the secretary 70 call
! OF the counties according to
representation. He said the
ttee had selected as temporary
an of the convention Geln r.
ley of Twin Falls
First Outburst.
announcement was greeted
perfect pandemonium OF vote.
puts of Mckinley. and mo"
Yes, many springing to their
Jackson moved shat McKin-
seated. Nugent finally got the
nc nominated X. |. Perkry for
fary chairman. The nominal
ias received with many shonts.
Jackson rose to a point of or
at his motion was already be-
Pc house. that he had moved
be G. invention be notified of the
Of the state cent i committee.
handa roll call o. his m 1ti1n.
gent moved as a substitute that
iestion of the nomination of X.
Aey De put. 1t was moved that
destitute motion be tabled and
cal was demanded by Nugent
5 supporters.
motion of c. H. Jackson It was
q 10 place the names OF bath
niey and Perkey in nomination.
Snalr declared a roll call. Ada
j straight for Perkey. Ban
straight for Mckinley. When
an vas ca lal IA votes we're
erAey an4 II for Mckinley,
eesation's chairman reporting.
TOW that was promised broke
mere when the secretary paid
en'ion to inquiries as TO how
e'sFy counted the vote. He
uea with the roll call, notwith-
g me terrible confusion which