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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
OF INFORMATION.
Al RAILWAY IN CITY

Held Conference In Exchange Nation
n Bank Saturday.
d. c. Corbin. president OF the In
ternational Railroad company, and
the company's attorney. Albert Allen
Of Spokane, were in the city Saturday
afternoon and spent some time In
conference with William Dollar at
the Exchange National bank building.
corner OF Sherman and Fourth.
The object of their visit to the city,
1t is said. was on business connected
with the right OF way into Occur d.
Alene, which Is nearly all purchased
and transfers made. At the conclus-
ion Of the conference the entire party
took an auto ride over the right OF
way, and also viewed other parts OF
the city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
SUPERINTENDENT JAMES
". MITTEN ~ COMING
win Assist in opening the Occur d.
AIene Indian Reservation.

VIII Assist an opening the COcnr u
AIene Indian Reservation.
Register " II. Batting informs the
Evening Press that superintendent
James w WitteB. who has charge Of
reservation openings. will arrive IN
Occur d'Alene Ga The 9th Of April
to assist and advise the local land
ONCE in opening the Occur d'Alene
Indian reservation for settlement. Al
persons who are engaged in the busi-
ness OF locating settlers on the reser-
walton will be Afforded an opportu-
nifty TO meet Superintendent Witten
at the rooms OF the Commercial club
April ~ at O'Clock .. m. when
the methods Of making selections
will be discussed. and helpful sug-
gestions made as to the best methods
70 be adopted.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
CRUSH OF PEOPLE
TO SEE col. ROOSEVELT
Given Enthusiastic Reception IN Hun.
garian' City.

Given Enthusiastic Reception IN Hun.
garian City.
BUDAPEST. April ls.--The chief
OF police is today suffering from a
broken leg which he sustained in the
terrific crush OF people who swarmed
about the railway station to see Col.
Roosevelt last night. The colonel
himself was lifted on his feet and
carried forty feet before he could
escape. The police caief was knock
ed down and trampled upon. Today
Col. Roosevelt called upon Arehduke
Joseph aud Premier Hedersvary; he
also visited parliament. The recep-
tion here given Roosevelt Is the most
enthusiastic OF any since he arrived In
Europe.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
GROCER DORIAN
UNDER ARREST
Fleeing Business Man Captured by
Sheriff Bailey in Minnesota

Word comes from Sheriff Bailey
that w. A. Doran. the Feeling grocer
and the alleged embezxIer. formerly
OF this city, will be brought back to
Occur d'Aiene. and win arrive here
In the custody OF sheriff Bailey. prob
ably not later than next Sunday eve
ming or Monday morning. as he Is
under arrest at his former home In
Park Rapids. Minnesota.
After leaving Occur d'Alene on Fri
day the 25th Of February. Doran. with
his family. went directly to the above
place. and his whereabouts were soon
learned by the authorities here. who
wired there for his arrest. but after
falling to get response to the mes
sage which was sent to the sheriff Of
that county, q second message fol-
lowed, and 70 this an answer was
received. saying. "Donan Il here. ii
You want him come and get him. y
thereby refusing 10 make the arrest
~ requested by the sheriff OF this
county.
All remained quiet for some days
until the authorities could get the
necessary papers for bringing him
back. and ten days ago Sheriff Bailey
went TO Minnesota with the determl-
nation Of getting his man. and upon
his arrival in Park Rapids had Doran
placed under arrest.
After the arrest Doran refused to
return to Idaho. aud extradItiOn pa /.
pers had to be secured from the gov
ernor OF Minnesota before he could
be compelled To come. Doran EN-
ployed an attorney who Is now night
ing for his client, and doing all that
Is possible to keep the governor
from signing the extradition papers
In view OF this fact County At
torney Potts departed yesterday for
Minneapolis with the necessary EVIL.
dence and papers. and the two attor-
neys will argue the matter before
Governor Eberhart 90 the ststt capt
tai IN St Paul on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. after which Il ia beliey.
ed that the chief executive OF that
state will quickly sign papers allow
Ing Sheriff Bailey 10 bring Doran
back 10 this city.
Doran has many relatives at Park
Rapids who are doing all In their
power for him. and have even tried
TO settle the matter out OF the
courts, but that Is impossible. Doran
made the statement that he would
never come back TO Occur 1Alene,
no matter what took place.
The charge upon which Doran Is
wanted here is embezzlement. which
he Is alleged TO have committed on
the 23th day OF February. the day be-
fore he took leave OF the city for
parts unknown. His family preceded
him by one day. and all went imme-
diately TO Minnesota.
Why the officer at that place re-
fused to make the arrest upon being
requested TO do so by the sheriff Of
this county has not a. yet been made
known. but such was the case. and
a. soon rs the fact became known
the officers here became more deter
mined than ever 20 have their man.
and from that moment to the present
time they have been on his trail. and
have kept close track OF him.
He showed great anger upon learn
ing that he was under arrest and
wanted by the Kootenai county sher-
ia. who vas a short distance away al
the time he was taken. and remark
ed. ALI right. but I'll never go back
there. and you can bet on that"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
KILL THREE MAIL
CLERKS IN WRECK
Train Rolls Down Embankment and
Burns.

JACKSON, Miss. April 1s.-Three
mail clerks are reported killed and
several passengers injured in wreck
on a passenger train on the Illinois
Central railroad near here today.
The train rolled down an embank-
ment and caught FIRE. The wires are
down and particulars are lacking. II
is reported that the engineer vas
killed. The fireman is buried under
the wreck.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18

WASHINGTON, u. C., April IS
The retirement of Senator Aldrieh
means the complete reorganization OF
the senate according to the senate
leaders, and the insurgents are highly
pleased with the announcement, but
the old guards and members are
clearly disconnected. The insurgents
believe that now Is the chance for
the balance of power TO pass into
their hands. and that the regulars
viii lose their grip on the senate ma
chine"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
DRAINAGE DISTRICT PETI-
TEON II HELD up
Commissioners VIII Await Return of
County Attorney.

NUWHEN NtEAFIhaT.
Before the board Of county COM
mlssioners this morning the attor-
neys for the Washington Water Pow
er company 10 the case Of the appii-
cation Of the settlers along the 81.
Joe river for the formation Of a drain
age district. argued against granting
the petition and the matter win be
taken under advisement until coun-
~ Attorney Potts returns 10 give the
board his opinion regarding the prop
eF action to take.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
Who Get Canal Exposition?

Tremendous pressure is being
brought to bear on President Taft to
bake some part In deciding the
claims of rival cities for the honor of
holding an exposition in 1915 in
eommemoration of the completion of
he Panama canal. During the latter
BART of next week he will receive Gov
ernor Gillett of California and a large
Delegation of San Francisco people to
urge the selection of the Golden Gate
Pity. New Orleans and San Diego
citizens have been here already. and
NashingtOnians are shouting their
bids on every occasion.
The confidence OF the delegations
hat the canal will be finished in
915. and that the government viii
ake part in the celebration in some
elected city is sublime. All the
tiles named apparently are going
head with their plans for that date
Without a thought OF what will hap
zen IL the canal is not finished then.
thus far the president has given
othlng but kind words to the ex-
osition boomers.
Now the Standard Oil and Ameri-
an Tobacco companies cases are to
e reargued before the supreme
#ourt. the corporation tax cases move
p into first rank among those in
hich decisions may be expected in
he near future. II is not impossible
bat decisions may be handed down
these cases tomorrow.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
ALDRICH
WILL RETIRE
Insurgents Highly Pleased Over the
Announcement

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. April IS
The announcement was made today
by General Brayton, republican boss,
that Senator Aldrich would not be a
candidate for reelection at the end
Of the present term. and III health
was given as the. reason.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
ATLANTIC LINER GOES
ASHORE IN HEAVY STORM

~ :" TIT y TT y '1'NE $3.50
and Hard Work.
LONDON, April 1S.--Unless the
fog lifts soon the Atlantic liner Min
nehaha. which went ashore on Bish-
ops Rocks early today will go down.
The vessel is in a perilous position
and although several lifeboats capsiz-
ed while rescuing passengers on ae-
count OF the heavy seas, all OF the
passengers were safely gotten ashore.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18
HOUSE TO PASS
RAILROAD BILL
WILL OUTsTRIP SENATE IN GET
TING ACTION ON ADMINS
TRATION MEASURE.
Rival Candidates for Honor OF Hold
ing Exposition in 1918.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-It looks
after all as though the house will
beat the senate in passing the admin
istration railroad bill, as the latter
branch had a start OF two or three
weeks In taking up the measure.
About the only advantage in this
priority is that the new law for the
control of transportation lines, while
prepared almost entirely by Attorney
General Wiekersham, will bear the
name of Representative Mann of Illi-
nois, instead of Senator Elkins Of
West Virginia.
Preparations have been made in
the house for the early closing OF de-
bate on the measure. Mr.. Mann to-
day secured an arrangement for night
sessions for tonight and tomorrow.
It is expected by next Thursday gen
eral debate will have been conclud-
ed, and Friday the bill will be pre-
scented in the house for amendment
under the fve-minute rule. Republi-
can leaders believe it can be passed
by Saturday.
Several days will elapse, in all
probability, before the railroad bill
is taken up again in the senate.
Consideration of the river and har-
bors bill will be resumed Monday and
Senator Newlands will speak, adyo-
eating more complete cooperation
among those responsible for the
various important projects.
When he concludes the bill will be
considered for action on senate
amendments. There will be more or
less debate on these amendments,
SO it will be several days before the
railroad bin is taken up again.
The interest of the president in
The details of the railroad bill is so
great he will not leave Washington
while the measure is in conference If
he can avoid it. The difficulties be-
tween the house and senate are sure
20 be many and the real law. as is
bitten the case with legislation Of
such importance, will be made by
he conferees.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-18

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-30
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.
Changes Are Now Isl Effect at the
Wasahacnie Office

New postal regulations governing
registered mail matter have been r.
eeiyed and put n force at the Waxa-
hachie pcstoffice. as they have In all
other pOsteffiees in the United
States. Under the new regulations No
receipt card is furnished to the seri-
er OF z registered letter or package
anless expressly requested by the
sender The department lbs found
ont that but a very small per ,eHtage
Of persons sending registered mai
matter care for the receipt cards
They know that the register.E- Of
the package insures its safe delivery
and they are content TO rely upon
Uncle Sam in the matter and do not
require from him voucher or Ger
fificate of the fact that the matter
has liz fact been delivered The Only
eases where receipt cards for regis
tered matter delivered is OF much
Importance is where il is sought TO
AZ N0@AA AAAcA 1CAAca III
age was in fact delivered. In that
case the law provides that the re-
eeipt card which is signed by the
person receiving the letter and re-
mailed by the postoffice officials "a
the sender. shall constitute prirsa
facie evidence of the fact that such
letter described in the receipt has
been delivered, Hence. in all cases
where the purpose of registering the
matter IS TO arm oneself with evil
aence admissible in court that the
letter has been delivered, ii viii be
necessary TO ask for recent or to
mark on the outside of the envelope
'receipt requested" In either Of.
these cases receipt will be provided
and reUailed 20 the sender. But by
eliminating the receipt cards from
the thousands who do not care for
them the government Is saving quite
an Item of expense on its postal ex-
aeRsss
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-30
STOMACH PUMP OBTAINS 90
Chicago Man Couldn't Beat Pol
by Swallowing Last 80 Cents,

Chicago. July 30.-Declaring ii
the police would neverget any Of
money. Frank Cries syalluweE hi
dimes while riding in a patrol wag
to q hospital /, was all he had.
On arriving at the hospital Inc ,
fieers forgot for the moment Ii
Cries was suffering from a brok
leg and called for DR.. Sehaub.l Al
a stomach pump, Much to his disgl
the heroic remedy was applied
Cries and soon there were tht
dimes on the operating table aud
police did get possession of them
ter all
Before submitting TO arrest I'd
fired several shots az Patrolmar Vi
Hanson Smith and was chased N
the streets for several blocks, all
time leading q Shetland pony WIN
it is alleged he had taken from
E. Rickson. /, was while trying
escape that Cries tripped and BIRD
his leg
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-07-30

Subject: The Grace of God"
Scripture lesson; Eph. 1:l-15.
Leader: Mrs Monica.
An unme-.ted favor. Deut. 10
Willie Todd
How manifested in drawing !
10 Christ. John S:44-45. GLAND
kins.
In redemption. Eph- Is. 3. II,
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In justification. Rom. 500
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Some manifestations TO lsr
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Fruits Of grace manifested in
lives. Rom. 81 and s:s2. Mrs.
Knight
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