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I'm ouf3urdumen tDeroen bic fola.n-
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Cine dltere Ausaabe bon Yrodbous
Concentrations. xeyiton. Is Hdnbe. au,
.9ebunoen unb in auiem 5tanoe. spirt
tut $3. o0bertduft.
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spon eires 1nannes Seben nerbrin9t er ~
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
TRIPLE KILLS
WIFE AND SELF
Tragedy Is Substituted for RecOncII-
iation.

AA~SNNd - oADaAAAS1u AoE ASSCouNAA-
iatiOn.
SEATTLE. May S1.---John Triple
shot and killed his wife. Lydia. to-
day, and then fatally wounded him
self The couple had been separated
six weeks. Their families are among
the most prominent In Seattle. Mrs.
Triple was a daughter OF ]. M. Il.
Atkinson, wealthy insurance man.
Triple had been living at the home
of his father, Robert A. Triple. a
real estate dealer. At the Invitation
Of her husband. Mrs. Triple went to
the Triple home on Fourteenth ave-
nue., north, for the purpose Of talking
over their disagreement with a view
to reconciliation. Besides the couple
no one was at hope. except Miss Car
RE Triple. sister. Miss Triple
heard two pistol shots from the up
stairs room where her brother and
his wife were. Entering. she found
Triple had shot his wife through
the temple. while she sat in chair.
He had then shot himself through
the head.
The couple had been married two
years. Triple, who was 25 years
old, had suffered financial losses by
fire that destroyed coal yard he
owned, and had been respondent over
his trouble and the quarrel with bis
wife. Mrs. Triple, who was "a years
old, was sister of Mrs. Bruce Shorts,
wife of the assistant corporation
counsel of Seattle, and of Mrs. ]. w.
wife of a leading mer-
chant Mrs, Triple is survived by
a child less than year old
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
POWER TO FIX
RAILWAY RATES
Interstate Commerce CommissiOn's
Authority Is Upheld by Supreme
Court.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 81
The power of the interstate com
merce commission to enforce railway
rates OF its own making was affimed
today in an opinion handed down by
Justice McKenna OF the supreme
court. The rate making power of
the commission was questioned by
the railroads and they brought a
number of cases to test the point.
The point questioned by the railroad
companies is based on the ground
that the law authorizing the inter-
state commerce commission to make
rates is a delegation of the legisla-
tive power which is vested in con-
gress and under the constitution was
invalid for that reason.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
AMATEUR RACES WERE
ATTRACTIVE features
Excellent Program Witnessed by Large
Crowd at the Race Track

The Occur d'Alene Driving club
gave a first class program at the race
track yesterday afternoon and It was
highly appreciated by all who at
tended. The Occur d'Alene band fur
nished music for the occasion as only
they could furnish it. An extra
large attendance was at the races
and they will be pleased to learn
that the Driving club intends to hold
three days meet commencing July
fourth at the local track. The fol-
lowing list OF races were pulled on
and the time OF the winners: One
quarter OF mile running race, Bar
ney, first, owned by Gordon Cam
eron. time, 81; Black Dick. second,
owned by Fletcher Decker; half mile
race. Lottie Dishman, first, owned by
w. B. Dishman Of Spokane, time,
1:17: Ginger. second. owned by A. p.
Bailey.
Three-eighths OF a mile dash
Buckskin. first, owned by the Idaho
Mercantile company; Gray Dick. own
ed by Metropoie meat market, second
Jack Monroe ran one-half mile
against time and made It in 1898.
which considering the condition OF
the track was very good stepping.
The 2:40 trot went to dark
horse" by the name OF Lottie In 1:25
and Harry L. owned by J. w. Nc
crea got second
The one and a hair mile relay race
was fine being won by Fletcher Deck
ers string In 1:i5 and Gordon Cam
eron's bunch was second.
Hamlet in $40 won the 3 minute
trot and Is owned by Robt. w. Collins.
Irish Lad. second. owned by c. W.
Cullen.
The pony race was another feat
ure. II being won by NJ @. Atkins
horse Bob and E. Bjorklund's !
horse XXI was second. They we're
both driven By girls.
Hal online Who holds the Spokane
record for ane-haif mile made al
ereditable showing. He Is owned
By d. " Maloney Of Spokane.
Robert w Collins was presented /
with a mammoth raisen pie for win
ming the three minute trot. It was
presented by the Idaho Bakery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
CUPID GETS BUsY

The county auditor has issued the
following marriage licenses recently:
Paul Levitale and Martha Sacks or
Spokane, Andrew d. Brown OF Har-
rison and Christina d. Baxter OF this
city. J. E. Grant and Flora Blanche
Jackson, both of Spokane. Otis A..
Nelson of this city and Dilla David
son of Malta, Mont. John. J. Skaar
of Grand Rapids, Wis. and Matilda
Siegeist of Springfield, ILL.,, J. An
derson and Nellie V. Peterson, both
of Spokane, F. E. Buxton and Jose
phine Piper, both OF Spokane, Harry
Harris and Elizabeth Taylor. both of
Spokane.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
DEFEATS
MADRIz FORCES
Government Troops Lose One Hun
dred In Fierce Battle and Are
RepuIsed.

PORT LIMoN. Costa Riea. May 81.
from Bluehelds say that
Madriz forces surrounding the city
we're driven back BY Estrada's troops
today with a loss OF one hundred
killed and many wounded. II is also
stated that the governments army
Is so weakened that Madriz has TAX
en- the defensive. while Estrada Is
pushing offensive operations. i is
said that the government troops are
compelled to fight disease as well as
their enemies and that Estrada Is
planning a decisive attack on Madriz.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
ooEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO, TUESDAY. MAY 81. 1910.

crowd OF residents Of the vicinity
and they assisted in removing the
injured from the wreckage. The
victims on the outbound car were
thrown to the side OF the track as
the wrecked coach careened wildly
down the grade for a half mile be-
fore it stopped at the foot OF the
grade.
The scenes about the wreck were
heartrending, particularly so because
of the number OF painfully injured
women and children.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
INDEPENDENT TEL
EPHONE MERGER
SPOKANE GIRLLEss AND INTER.
STATE COMPANIES CONSOLE
DATE THEIR INTERESTS.
WIN Cover Parts OF Washington, Ida.
no and Montana.

SPOKANE, Wash. May sl.-oai-
cial announcement was made by Tha-
ddeus $. Lane. president OF the Home
Telephone company Of Spokane, yes
terday, that BY traffic agreement
between the company and the Inter
state Telephone company, there was
brought about the consolidation of
more than 100000 of Invested
capital In eastern Washington, the
panhandle of Idaho and points In
western Montana. This gives the In
terstate company an exclusive con.
nection with the Spokane exchange
OF the Home company for the inter.
change Of long distance business be-
tween Spokane and all points on the
Interstate company's lines In the pan
handle Of Idaho, eastern Washington
and all territory hereafter acquired.
Il also consolldates the two head
quarters and brings them into the
Home company's new exchange build.
ing.
The Home Telephone company.
which has 81 .OOO. 900 invested here.
will have 5000 automatic Instru-
ments in operation In Spokane By the
hrst OF January, 1911. when the
franchise becomes effective. said
Mr.. Lane. After that the instru-
ments will be installed at the rate OF
200 per month. There will be no
party lines. no prenxes or sufixes
10 the numbers. and all the trafie
will be- done by the automatic phones.
The Interstate Telephone COM
pany at present has $500 instru-
ments installed. covering territory
within radius OF 100 miles of spo-
kane. The company has 200 miles
Of long distance circuits, and con
sirnctiou work Is being rushed In
various parts OF the Inland Empire.
\ car Of copper Is being used month.
y. The central exchange Of the Home
Telephone company will be equipped
o care for 10000 telephones.
Mr.. Lane also announced that the
telephones used by the Interstate
Telephone company will be replaced
by automatic iustru.
nents Of the latest type The Inter
tate eompany's exchange 10 Post
Itreet Will be closed as soon a. the
connections with the new buildings
ire made. The Instruments will be-
onnected with the Home company's
entral through underground con
Iuits and cables.
The Home company will have d.
eet connections with all the long
distance lines operated by the Inter-
tate company 70 the following cities.
Wallace. WardneT. Mullan. Murray.
harrison. Burke. Occur d'Alene.
4 Maries. st. Joe. Standpoint, Spirit
AXE, and Rathdrum. Idaho. and
davenport, Reardon. lone and Metal
ne. Wash. as well as points in Mon
ana and along the proposed exten-
ion Of the Chicago. Milwaukee
'nge' Sound line The lines between
Julian and MiSsoula. Mont. now are
nder construction and VIII be com
le,ed early next fall.
The directors OF the Home COM
any are Thaddeus s. Lane. Cyrus
Iappy and W. W. Hindman Of spo.
ane. and A. B. Cook. John MeGin-
Is and John =. Davies OF Montana:
he directors OF the Interstate con-
any are n. A. Phelps. AdoIph Gal
md, J. w. Fisher. p. w. Havilana
"a Aaron Harriw ~ qnohana
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
TATENORMALTEN-
MS TOURNAMENT
Eecond Annual Meeting for Champ
ionship to be Held june 9TH
to 10th.

The second annual tournament for
be Idaho state tennis Championship
4 Iill be held June z to 10 on the
ADurts of the Lewiston normal lawn
|ennis club. The open events will be
follows: Mems singles. mems con-
blation, mems doubles, women's sin
es, women's consolation, women s
publes, and mixed doubles. First
pd runner up prizes will be given in
lch event. The prizes are twenty
Fautiful sterling silver and antique
ps, valued at 5000.
Entries should be made through
p secretary of the club, Mr.. H. w.
bbard of the Lewiston state nor
Il, The public drawing will be
hde Monday morning, June 6, at
O'Clock, in the Office of the secre-
fy in the gymnasium building.
fee for the mems singles is 5000;
the mems doubles, $500 per
m; women's singles, $1.0O; wom-
5 doubles, $500 per team; mixed
ubles, $500 per team. The en-
hnce fee must be paid before tick
to the grounds can be issued.
ckets admitting the general public
the courts during the tournament
fek will be issued for $1.00.
All matches will be the best two
of three sets, excepting in the
lni-tinals and finals of the mems
ents, where the best three out of
sets will determine the winners.
by will begin promptly each day at
a. m. and at 2,:SO p. m. Players
present within fifteen minutes
the time scheduled for the match
be defaulted. The Spalding
ampionship balls will be used. The
es of the U. S. N. L. 7. A. will
yern the play. The challenge
lnds in the singles and doubles for
Idaho state championship will be
yed off Friday afternoon, June 10.
referee will be Mr.. w. F. Ketten-
h Of Lewiston.
Much interest has been aroused
year in the tournament, and it
expected that many players will
ne to Lewiston from points in nor
IN Idaho, eastern Washington and
gon. Visiting players from Mos
Charleston. Pullman, Spokane and
tiand have already signified their
ntion of coming to the tourna-
t. All players will have the adj
lage of the facilities of the SPLEEN
normal gymnasium. Each after
a four o'clock refreshments
be served by the social commit
on the beautiful campus in front
lewis hall. The second annual
dance will be given Friday eve
3, June 10, at which time the
es viii be distributed
he 1903 winner In the mems
les was Mr. H. S. Gray, in the
s consolation, Mr.. Homer David
Moscow, in the mems doubles.
srs H. S. Gray and William Cra-
the women's singles. Miss Kath-
Fix, in the women's consolation
zelma stookey, in the women's
pies, Misses Katherine Fix and
herns. and in the mixed doubles.
Mabel Anderson and Mr.. H. W.
bard.
he social committee, which win
IN charge all social events given
week by the Tennis club. consists
rs G. H. Black. Mrs. E. A. Cox,
J A. Babb. Mrs. W. G. Mime
Mrs. W. G. Seeley, Mrs. A. e.
&c, Mrs. F. n. Finch. Mrs. H. W.
oard. Miss Anna W. Lyle. and
Ruth Grape. The tournament
hitfee consists of L. NJ. Rhodes.
Rhodes. DIR. J. w. somervIIle.
kettenbach, H. E. Fowler. F.
hettenhaeh. ". K. Gwfn. H. W.
lard and H. A. HalIowell.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-05-31
UNITED STATES
TREASURER is DEAD


New York.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Thomas
Henry Treat. former treasurer of
the United States, died at the Hotel
Victoria today from apoplexy. He
was stricken at midnight and his wife
and two daughters were present at
the time of his death. He was APP
pointed treasurer in June, 1906. and
served until recently, when President
Taft appointed Lee McClung, a prom
inent republican in national politics.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
RISING SUN.

Miss Matte Coale, of Baltimore,
spent q Jew days OF this week with
Miss Sarah Kirk.
Mr.. Chalmer Rcyndds, who has
recently been employed in Baltimore,
is spending som et;me at his home
here.
DIR. G. S. Dare spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia on business.
Miss Florence Worthington, of
Philadelphia, is enjoying a visit with
relatives i'll and near town.
The Rising Sun Grammar School
held their annual Xmas entertainment
on Wednesday afternoon under direc-
ton of the teachers, Misses Rawlings
and Graham. Pubic school had theirs
on Thursday afternoon. Misses Hall
and Shannon having drilled the pupils
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Jeffries spent
Wednesday visiting relatives near Oak
Hill.
Mrs. Benjamin Briscoc is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Harlem
slime, Principle Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas X. Larkin
and daughter, Maude, on Toughkens-
mon, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Passmore
ana uduSHlcTS MISSES MAI anu IL
Nottingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
MIRA, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Passmore,
Brown, Sylmar, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Starr, OF Baltimore, are spending to-
day with Mr.. Edwin Hunt and family
The NJ. f. Sunday School he'd their
annual Nmas entertainment i'll the
church last Friday night after very
| good program the school was treated
to candy and oranges. The little
rem enjoyed Santa Claus"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. K Terry and son
Harold, OF Perkasie, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel P. Ryan.
Miss Louise Wagner, student at
West Chester State Normal School, is
spending Xmas holidays with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Nellie Wagner.
Mr.. Walter Reeder is visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Reede>
near town.
Several from here attended the wed
din gof William Reynolds and Mis-
Rcbecca Hindman, held at the HON,
OF the bride last Wednesday after
noon, December 81.
Miss Katharine Evans, OF Manas
guam, N. J., has recently been a Ris
ing Sun visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley, OF George
town, visited Mr. and Mrs. Feree John
son the past week.
Merry Xmas to all!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
Saved From Awful Death

How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A. D
Mcdonald, OF Fayetteville, N. c.. r
L. d. No. s. My sister had con
SUMPTION" he writes, she was very
thin and pale, had no appetite ant
seemed to grow weaker every day
as all remedies failed, til DR.. Kings
New Discovery was tried, and SC
completely cured her that she has moi
been troubled with cough since. Its
the best medicine | ever saw or heard
Of" For coughs, colds, lagrippe, as
thma, Group, hemorrhage-ali bron
chiaI troubles, it has no equal soc
ST. Trial bottle free, Guaranteed by
all Druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-24
sHERIFF's BOND FILED.

The Orphans Court on Tuesday
approved the second bond OF James E.
Oldham, sheriff OF the county with
Hira mMcCullough, Richard L, Thorn
as, Benjamin c. Pearce, Robert Cd
ham and Henry C. Mackall as sureties.
The penalty of the bond is changed by
the code to $4,000 from $4,000