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either ls Correct.

"A boOk-worm." said papa. rs a per
son who would rather read than eat.
or 1t is a worm that would rather eat
than read indianapolis Journal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-11
KING EDWARD IN FRANCE.

Calais. France. Aug. 10.-King Ed
ward arrived today ard proceeded for
Marienbad.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit Beaten Again.

Philadelphia, Aug. 10.-Ptjladel-
phia today defeated Detroit for the
third time in series of four games
The result put the two teams on even
terms for first place in the champion
ship race. The game was the most
exciting played during the series and
the crowd kept on the anxious bench
as the Detroit players repeatedly
threatened to send bunch of run
ners over the plate Plank and Sum-
mers. each of whom had won a game
in the series, were pitted against
each other
Score: RHE
Inlladeipnla ....-.... ...... J |
Detroit ......... .......... | 10 |
Batteries-Plank and Livingstone;
Summers and Beckendorf.
Cleveland Wins.
New York. Aug. 10.-Cleveland
knocked Hughes OF the rubber in
CONCLUDED on Fourth Page.)
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Cincinnati Shut Out.

Cincinnati, Aug. 10.-Muffed flies
by Higgins and Bescher. a two base
hit by Bates and Downey's wild
throw to the plate, gave the visitors
thesgame.
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Cubs Also Won-Boston Climbing in
Anercan-BroWns and Wash
innton Play Twelve
Innings I to I.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standinr.
pittsburg Beat Boston.

Pittsbrrg, Aug 10.-Brown was
wild in the first inning and forced in
a run on four consecutive bases On
balls
n n
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Made Il 4 StraIuht.

St Louis. Aug. 10.-New York made
1t four straight over St. Louis by
h,incYiihg four flits in the eighth in,
rtuu
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-11
Won in Second.

Chicago. Aug. 10,-Three singles,
with an out, gave Chicago enough
runs to win An the second inning.
This was Ruelbach's fourteenth
straight victory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-11

Batteries-Brandau Adams and
Gibson; Brown and Shaw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-08-11

Batteries-Plank and Livingstone:
Summers and Beckendorf
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Cleveland Wins,

New York, Aug 10.-Cleveland
knocked Hughes OF the rubber in
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CONCLUDED on Fourth Page.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-21
The Bige1ow Murder Mystery

that they should see each other third
person was never permitted to be pres
emit
who had the job of valet before you
got it? DO you know?'
Eyes, sir; my cousin. He was dis
charged without reason, and he sent me
to get the place. He always liked Mr..
Alfred but ] don't, sin, although per
haps ! should not mention the fact. My
cousin could never understand my dislike
for Mr.. Alfred, and insists that he must
have changed greatly
What other servants are in the
houSe:''
1.-TWO besides myself strand the chauf-
fcur. They all entered the service at the
same time did; that is, we We're all en-
gagged within week of one another"
do you think that your master COM
mttcd Suicide?'
II don't know what to think. sir. He
often threatened to kill himself; but he
never gave IL reason for the threat, save
that he was tired of living. The other
servants will tell you the same thing,
sir. / used to think he was not quite
right in his mind. He had habit of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-21

headquarters, but this will do as
just now. Mr.. George Bigelow has
reported the disappearance, eight days
ago, of his brother, by whom you
We're directly employed; although | sup
pose you really served both men, eh?'
Yes, sir; to some extent was the re-
ply.
'.Iow long have you been in their SER
vice?'
"The two men are-or were-very much
alike, aln told
Very much alike. indeed, sir. In some
ways the-er-smilarity between them
was startling: in other things, they were
not at all alike.
II notice that you differentiate between
the words likeness and similarity. Why!
When the two were together, was the
likeness notceablc!
II have never seen them together, sir:
never once since | have been employed
in that house. They avoided each other.
When one was in the house, the other
kept to his own rooms, or went away
somewhere. Whenever it was necessary
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locking himself in his rooms at times,
when he would not permit even me to
go to him; nor would he reply to a sum
mons at his door | used to think. then,
that possibly he had made good his
threats of suicide, and mentioned the
idea to MIR. George quite frequently; but
Mr.. George never seemed to care. The
rooms would rcek with the smell of liquor
at such times, when | was permitted to
enter it. am leaving there, sir / gave
notice yesterday, and Mr.. George told
me to go and be damned! begging your
pardon. Mr.. Alfred has drank a great
deal more whisky since | have been in
his employ than he did when my
cousin was there He used to have n
bad hacking cough, too which | have
never noticed. Possibly the liquor has
cured it; but in many other ways he
must be very different now, if he is
alive than he was when my cousin was
there. have no doubt that the liquor
habit would account for it all. however"
The chief walked back to headquarters.
He found that Coyle had already taken
the chauffeur there He asked the man
just one question, and gave him one or
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-21
By Frederic v. R. Dey
Continued Next Week.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR

der before he dismissed him. The ques-
ton. its answer. and the order We're:
do you know the man who held down
your present job before you got itY'
"ies, sir; do. l know him well, by
sight"
60 and find him. Bring him here to
me before you do anything else, even
ii you lose Your job in doing it. I'll get
you another one, If you do When the
chauffeur had gone, the chief turned to
the inspector who had entered the room
directly behind the chief. well, Mac,
you look as if you knew something. What
is it?'
Hcrrick has just tcephoned that George
Bigelow is playing billiards at Slosson's,
and is good for two hours. at least.
It's II good time to 60 to the house, ism
1t? I've got a car outside ready for
you"
Yes. Wei go there, now" Then,
when they were seated together in the
car: ''What about the bank?'
They didn't have a single voucher on
hand. The book was written up only
yesterday and there hasn't been check
in since. Just u year before this pres
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
COEUR D'ALENE is
GRETNA GREEN
Washington Couples Seek This
City for Marriage
Licenses.

While the Law In the state 81
Washington governing tho qaallfca.
lions Of applicants FOR marriage II
eenseS has been in force but short
time II has already served TO create
boom in the applications for ii.
eenses by the citizens Of that state
At the auditors once Of this conn
". Even prior to the enactment 81
the recent law In Washington that
those desiring a license 10 wed must
undergo a physical and mental exam.
lnatiOn the auditors once OF thIa
county a good patronage for one rea-
son and another from the city 81
spokane. but recsntly this patronage
has increased BY leaps and hounda,
and II has not only served to IT,
crease tbs lab0ra Of the clerks Of the
auditors ONCE. but has Increased the
business Of the oificlating magistrates
aud the ministers in the city.
Il seems to be the general opinion
Of alI--even the applicants them
selves that the provisions OF the Law
are wise and iudicioun aud that their
strict enforcement viii operate 10
the betteFment OF mankind In goner-
Al, but there II also a general aver
sion aud prejudice on the part Of the
applicants 70 undergo at 4 time when
they are ready to set sail on the mat
rimoniai sea, not only = phyalcai ex.
animation, but one that pertains 10
their mental condition a. veil b.
some physician. and they all seek 20
eyade the test even though they real
lze that both ia mind aud body they
are sound There seems 10 prevail
among = few at least one couple
among q few--at least one couple. an
idea that the Washington legislature
enacted the las expressly for the pso-
pie OF spokane-that Il vas Of local
application. and 10 evade Il they
journeyed TO the town Of Cheney. but
when advised that the las applied 10
that place also. they departed, and
came TO cosar d'Alene and secured
their license. As tims passes b.
Occur d'Alene. because Of its conysu-
lent situation to the city Of Spokane.
Is destined 20 grow more popular as
= place to obtain marriage Licenses.
and IL Il predicted that al long MS
the Idaho Law remains ~ al the pres
ent that there will be but few people
residing In Spokane aud surrounding
country who viii apply for license
In Washington
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
FIRE DESTROYS
CALIFORNIA TOWN
Flames and Dynamite Make Ef-
forts Of Citizens Of No
Avail.

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. June H.
Almost every building OF the noun
tain village Of Caliente. "a miles cas-.
of this city. is in ashes as a result
Of stubborn fire which occurred yes
terday afternoon. The fire started
at the warehouse of the Southern
Pacific railway and exploded 5000
pounds Of dynamite wrecking all Of
the nearby buildings. A courageous
fight was made by the citizens
against the flames. but It proved use
less. and It was not until It had
swept across the town and practically
burned Itself out that II could be ex-
tinguished.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
MUST EDIT
THEIR UTTERANCES
The State of Washington Has No Use
For Undesirables.

SPOKANE. Wash, June 14.-Ad-
vocates of anarchy. defined as doc
trine that organized government
should be overthrown by force OF VIC
lence or the assassination OF the ex-
ecutiye head or any of the executive
officials Of government or by any un-
lawful means, must carefully edit
their mouth-flling phrases for pub
lie utteranees i'm the state Of Wash
ington. il they desire to keep clear
OF prison cells. The new criminal
code. now In operation. designates
the espousal OF the doctrine a felony,
punishable By Imprisonment in the
penitentiary for any period up to ten
years.
There are numerous changes In
the law. including the abolition OF
the compulsory death sentence for
murder in the second degree and Civ
ing the court discretionary power 10
sentence to imprisonment for life.
There is also the establishment Of 4
new degree OF crimes known as
gross mlsdemeaBors, which includes
grating" punishable By imprison-
ment in the county jail for not more
than a year OF a fine up 10 $1,000
or both.
Insanity is no defense in criminal
cases: but it is provided that when,
in the judgment Of the court. any
person convicted shall have been In
sane. an idiot or an imbecile 81 the
time Of the commission Of the act.
he may be committed to = hospital
for the insane or TO the insane asy-
lum until he has recovered.
The code forblds tipping and
having In possession cigarettes or
papers. and though Il Is specified
that every provision shall be con
strued according TO the fair import
Of its terms. the foremost criminal
lawyers in the state declare IL sill
eanss much eOufusiOn and in nam
srous instances II viii compel good
citizens TO become law-breakerE-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
SPOKANE HOTEL
FIGHTS BAR LAW.
Proprietor W. =. Norman Enioins
Chief Sullivan Temporarily.

Proprietor W. =. Norman EnIoins
Chief Sullivan Temporarily.
SPOKANE Wash, June H.
Making a fight against the enforce
ment Of the new laws regulating the
operation OF saloons. w 8 Norman.
one Of the proprietors the Spokane
hotel, has had Chief OF Police sulli-
van temporarily restrained from in
terfering in the manner In which the
hotel bar is conducted Chief Sulli-
van. in response to an order signed
by Judge J. d. Hinkle. will appear
before Judge d. II. Carey In the SUI
perior court at s:30 O'Clock Wednes-
day morning to show cause why the
temporary order should not be made
permanent.
The restraining order. which was
secured from Judge Hinkie by At
torney Charles p. Lund. was served
on Chief Sullivan at his home, 1914
Sinto avenue. three minutes before
~ o'clock Saturday night. The SER
vice was made By Constable William
F. Wood.
In the AFFIDAVIT on which the or
der was issued Norman says that
the hotel bar Is in a room so by 60
feet. having a floor space Of $500
square feet This room connects
with the lobby aud office By an arch
ed passageway. and with the refrig-
orator. laundry plant and other parts
Of the hotel by doors. The room in
which the bar Is located. he states,
contains a pool table and Is used as
an addition to the hotel lobby aud
as a place for serving a business
mems lunch during the week days.
He complains that Chief Sullivan has
served him with notice that he will
have TO keep the room In which he
has his bar closed from Saturday at
midnight until the same hour Sun
day: also between 2 and $40 a. m.
every day in the week and that Chief
Sullivan has threatened to arrest any
Of his employees who violate the rule
To comply with the chiefs orders
Norman says he will be put to great
expense and Inconvenience. and that
It IL impossible without entirely re-
modelling that part Of the house TO
obey the demands made Of him. He
says that at considerable expense he
has provided a wire barrier. which
Is placed around the bar during the
closing hours This barrier enelnses
an area 3sx3s feet. be says. and II e.
fectnaily shuts out people from the
bar He declares that he intends TO
Obey strictly the laws and city ordin-
anees prohibiting the sale Of intoxil
eating Iiqu0rs on Sunday and during
certain hours on week days. and
makes the application for the order
for the sole purpose % preventing
Chief Sullivan from imposing on
him restrictions which VII result In
irreparAble injury 20 his business.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
". W. =. co. BUYS !.
FLOURINO MILL.
Purchase IRcIuds~ Faetory site. aad
Power.

POST PALS. idaho. Jane IA
The Washington Water Poser Com
pany has purchased ali the property
Of the Cable Milling Company IN Post
Pals. consisting 81 q large Touring
mill. grain elevators. water power.
railroad apurs and several acres Of
land adjoining the fails on the noFth
bank Of the spokane river.
The Cable Milling eompany has
made extensive improvements dur-
ing the las; season. considerable con
crete work having besn done and
new gales put 10 the mill race and
canal.
The Hashinzion Water Power
company will enlarge the plant and
run Il wifh electricity Instead of va
ter power. The mil had its oWn elec-
tFie plant for lights. and rs water
power consisted % rec hoFse- poweE.
DR.. Russell. Of Spokane. waS the
principal ownsr
By making this purchase the
Washington Water Poser company
has secured control Of All the water
poser here. and some aesirabis fae-
tory sites adjacent 20 lia other prop
erty and 70 the railroad
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
FALLS soCARRLY ON
BuNCH OF NAKED CHINKs
Inspeet0r Tuml,les Into Hole and IBIS.
covers smuggIers' Den.

covers SmuggIers' Dra.
SEATTLE. June 14.---immIgration
officials. after picking up on the
wharf a stray chinamaR. who adj
mitted he came over a. = stowaaay
on the Great Northern liner MlBne
sofa. searched the vessel yesterday
and discovered nine more naked cool
les and q quantity OF silk aud cigar
Inspector C. Z. Keagey. who Is a
heavy man. stepped into the sail
locker OF the steamer and fell 20 feet
through 4 hole In the floor. Alighting
sauaFeiy on top Of nine Cinnamon ~
Ing in the hold Of the ship. whersup-
on they screamed In terror. Fur
Their investigations brought 10 light
several leather sacks resembling
government mail pouches. allied with
raw silk. and q number Of boxes Of
expensive Manila cigars. The three
bags OF silk are supposed 10 have
been taken aboard with the mail
sacks.
Three Chinese stoSsways EeFe
captured on the British steamer Gym
RE last month. and Il IL believed or
ganiEed smuggling Is In progress 90
oriental steamers
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
BOX HAS DIsAPPEARED
SEARCH ~ IN VAIN.
SEA Of NnIloaaire Spokane Mann,
fnr4ureg.

SEATTLE. WASH. Jane ia
Charles P. oadin. JT.. aged 80 years.
= son % Charles II. ouain. = million.
alre brick tile Manufacturer Of spok-
are. has disappeared ana his father
Is RoW here eoadBetihg a search for
him. oadin was saReFing from a
nervous breakdown and had been
eonfnea in the sisters' hospital A.
Spokane. He effected bis escape and
came 70 thia city. and shortly after
his arrival wired HIS father for =
ticket. aud thea completely dlsap-
peaFed. The police has been called
apon 10 assist The father IN the
search.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
COEUR D'ALENE DEFEATS
SPIRIT LAKE TEAM
Score Of 5 to I in Favor Of Local
Boys.

The game OF base ball played yes
terday afternoon at Spirit Lake be-
tween the team of that place, and
the Occur d'Alene team resulted In 3
victory for the latter by score Of .
10 /. The game was one Of the fast
est that has been played by the team
during the season. and was full OF
interest from the time it wac called
until il closed. Cannon and Eariy
constituted the battery for Occur d.
Alene and Comes and Kennedy for
the Spirit Lake team. The game was
witnessed BY about loco people,
about l50 attending from this CITY
sunday afternoon the local team
viii meet the GroI Tailoring com
pany.s team at woodlawn park. Yes
terday's game was the thirteenth
PLAYED by the local team, and out OF
thai number it has lost but one.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
LAND SEEKERS
ARE COMING
SoOners Here to Look Reserva-
ton Over

While the registration for the
drawing Of land on the Occur d'Alene
Indian reservation is yet a month
distant a number of people have ar
rived in the city and in anticipation
Of the rush that Is certain to be at
tendant upon the event have made
arrangements for hotel accomoda-
tons. Some of the most valuable ag-
ricultural and timber lands left in
the west Is contained In this reserva-
ton and every person having a home
stead right who resides in this sec
ton OF the country intends to avail
himself Of the opportunity for regis
tration, and the drawing, and owing
to the scarcity of land which Is left
that can be taken up under the
homestead law there will be a food
OF applicants from not only the east,
but the west as we'll.
1t is estimated that there will be
registration Of full 10000 and dur
ing the period of registration from
July Is to August the hotels and
lodging houses will be crowded be-
yond their capacity as well as the
private boarding places in the city,
and it Is because of the realization OF
this condition that those familiar
with conditions are arriving early up
on the scene.
The drawing will commence on
August 3, and all those who are for
tunate enough to draw a lucky num-
Der will be given until April, the
next year to make an examination of
the lands and to make settlement up
on them after that date, but there
are many who are anxious to ac-
quaint themselves with the land be-
fore hand. and during the summer
there will be many who, during the
and drawing will do this,
and during that time will make the
city its headquarters. They are anx-
ious not only to make an eXamina-
ton of the land so that should they
be fortunate in the drawing that they
may make an intelligent selection.
but they also realize that there will
be a number who will draw that will
never settle upon the lands and make
their homes, but whose right will be
available for a consideration. and to
deal intelligently with them 1t is
necessary to have an idea of the char
acter of the land.
The land Office officials in the city
are receiving daily innumerable re-
quests for information with relation
to the opening OF the reservation,
but they have nothing new to offer
beyond that which has already been
given to the Press for publication,
and there will probably be nothing
new on the subject until Superin-
tendent Witten and his force of dep
uties arrive in the city on July l..
Superintendent Witten rented a
building at III Second street. and
will make it his headquarters during
his stay in the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL
DIED THIS MORNING

WASHINGTON. June il.--Aeeord-
ing to dispatches received here to-
day Alfonso Penna. the president Of
Brazil, died this morning. The dis
patches come from the American
minister 1t Rio De JanierO.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14

hnntt according 70 Constable
EelIs, corresponds TO the description
given OF one OF the hIghwaymen who
held mp the train. lie left cataldo
last fall. according to his story. with
a woman by the name Of lola 6Fier
deserted a wife who Il said to be
dying with consumption. and also a
child. The woman returned last fall,
but Hunt did not return until last
Wednesday. After his return. ae-
cOrding 10 the eonstable's story. he
flashed a roll Of bills, and stated
that any time he desired more he
could get Il. and these facts. togeth-
er with the further fact that he de-
clined to make q statement ~ 10 bis
whereabouts during his absence
caused suspicion to be attached 20
him and his arrest followed.
Hunt is a son Of r. Hunt. resi-
dent OF the Occur d'Alene valley, and
he was accompanied By his father
this morning He 10 well known ~
Cataido. aud at one time was post
master Of the place. and was en-
gagged In the mercantile business, II
was stated by Constable Eells today
that In the event that Il should de-
yelop that Hunt IL not connected
with the train robbery that other
charges viii probably be preferred
against him.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
cALIFORNIANs ON
TRIP TO SEATTLE.
OVeapy MOdeTnly Equipped Train
With Wireless Apparatus.

win wireless Apparatus.
PORTLAND. Ore. June IA
peelal train bearing 100 members Of
'e california committee. the cham
= OF commerce. and other kindred
ssanizations arrived in the city at
y oelOek this morning and left at
.,se o'clock for Seattle to attend the
Aiaska-Yukon exposition. The train
equipped with = wireless, and Is
: most handsome and most COM
.s'e that has ever been run over
IS southern Pacific tracks. A num-
Of Oregon men were picked up
as the line and brought to the
Tom Richardson. the oHlcial
'HAhd booster. joined the party
= and will remain with it until II
returns.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-14
TRAIN
HOLDUP SUSPECTS
Constable Took NeIs Hunt Into
Custody on Suspicion

Constable Ellis arrived in the city
today from Cataldo with Nels Hunt
In his custody. Hunt ls under arrest
on suspicion OF being one Of the high.
waymen. who, together with two
others. held W the Northern Pacific
train At Treat aboa; two months ago.
lie has been turned over 10 the sher-
iE and will be held until Joe Helm
man the Northern Pacific detective
can be communicated with, and can
make an examination Of him. II 10
expected that lehman will arrive In
the city some time today. and II Will
then be determined as 20 whether
the suspicion rests upon any solid
foundation.