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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16


so as and after tim. xb,t,,
farmhouse and Iolnra On,
'-r'f OF an evening lie -. ,ht,,x
A's ysar' old. and many silver
singled -l'A tn. sro~n upon hi. head
S' RA my ~hoIs heart and .o,l /
.''e' hin and th. Proadss, h,pp,s.
Gay IN my 'ifs Ws' the day on -hi,h,.
AGED ne to be his -lfs
me -oald have though, ms
S'e-' happiness would have mad.
kinder 10 Violet. bnt tn. r,
"''. treated he, erueliy 49,,
'ef Of being fortune hup,.r-,oi,.
we would utterly ruin rhils n,o.
:" '''' aud begged her not to MAJ.
"'"' The girl grew pale ands,
constant rsproaohes and ,n.nl,, 49,.
we e'u'd not have complained 80 ,..n
''' he never appeared to MOTH. -.
way treated her. On. wo
maze anothsrs lie miserable in r.
"'ea ways and No, be noticed nv n,
average male relative "
"alo' r'evelysn had spoken to t..u
~" y vas decided that We we,. IN -.
married. at our city home a, ch,,.,
was time was anslops IN -
''"e' than We had intended. bon,,-
' II once Phil we're separated t,om
' 'o'e' mighthav more inap.n. -.
""' an" perhaps break up the m,,oh
=, :" ! welcomed each a,,
. " passed In eagerne.s to g.,
-. o'' farmhouse. little kn.v
agony ! 'hould suffer within II,
was the eighteenth of .nu,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

The bankers and merchants OF seat.
tie are agitating plan OF issuing Ger.
tihed cashiers checks in small denoml-
nations to relieve the local money
stringency and enable the banks to as
sist the farmers In marketing their
crops
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

The annual meeting of the State His
torieai Society will occur At Tacoma
Oct. ,.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

Thirteen carloads of new achinery
Tor Ocosta's new sawmill are on the
sidetrack.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

Governor Richards of Montana has
Pardoned four of the convIcts In the
state penitentiary at Deer Lodge. 1.
recommended by the state board Of
Pardons. Three of the men were shor,
term prisoners. The fourth was Daniel
Titus, who was convicted at Miles Ci,v
June Q, 1892, of murder In the second
degree, and sentenced to 30 years i'm.
prisonment. He is now sc years of aye
and his health is falling.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

The Pat Donegan ranch, comprising
|, 200 acres, located near Medtord, Or.
was sold the other day for S33 600.
Fifty Polish families from Kansas and
Nebraska will settle on the tract.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

According to the Mirror, people liy.
ing in the timber country east OF Mos
COW report the frequent sighting oil.
black bear. 10 one instance four were
seen near the old Moore nillslte. Signs
OF the beasts can be found almost every.
where in the canyons and thick timber
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-09-16

The supreme court of Montana de-
sides that 4 political convention NAV
empower 4 committee TO make 4 noml-
nation which the convention leaves j
blank.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
MRS. {. J. HENLEY IS FREE.
Names of the Correspondents Not
Given in Court.
The Actor Did Not Defend the
Action for Divorce.

The suit OF Marie II. Henley, the
actress, against her husband, T.. j. Hen
ley. the actor, for an absolute divorce
was heard by Judge McAdam in the
Superior Court to-day.
I',th the parties to the suit IRE well
known in theatrical circles.
Mrs. Henley is a member OF Froh-
mans "Arstocracy" company, and is
known by the stage name of Mary
Hampton.
She is a petite and rather pretty
woman. She was dressed to-day in the
height of fashion.
She testified briefly to her marriage
with Henley and the fact that she had
not lived with him since she learned oi
his intimacy with other women.
A private detective testified to having
Swallowed Henley on the night of sept
-. The witness swOrc that Henley OC-
cupiei the same room with II woman
not the plaintiff ut the Medallion Hotel,
lwenty-t third street and sixth avenue.
He registered as Mr.. and Mrs Erving.
Another detective told Of n similar oc-
currence at the same hotel oct. H. This
same woman. He registered AS "Mr. and
Mrs. Emms, Syracuse. y. Y.
The hotel registers were offered In evil
dence.
4 lawyers clerk swore to having
served the papers in the action on Hen
ley.
Henley was not in court and offered
no defense.
Judge McAdam took the papers in the
case under Amusement.
signed n decree Of absolute divorce for
AIRS. Henley.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

afraid of that woman. | have shot a
tiger just as he was going to knock of
my head as you would brush fly on the
back Of your chair. But when | So"
her little pink INST, shaking her pol
ished nails within an mech Of my eyes,
/ am terror stricken, absolutely terror
stricken, and If there We're tree N
her houdoir | would try 10 climb II.
Explain that, if YOU can
II can explain It by the very simple
fact that you were not in 10y" Win the
tiger while You were madiy in IoFr-
ana are 50 still, pcrhaps-with the Mar
quise Sanscioni."
l.nhancre went over and laid his Two
hands ON his friends shoulders.
II will tell you how much ! low" her,
he said Last year while tho cholera
was here she was Ill for half day, |
cared for her as was my duty as a m1n
and Christian, but | hopcd-do you UNI
lcrstanl? ! hoped that sh" would die.
| do not deny that ador"d her for three
years for she is the most charming
woman, the most bcwitching hay" ever
seen in my life IIut little by little her
hts of anger, ner iealousies, her violent
scenes. have estranged me from her,
The evening world., 1893-12-01
THOUGHT HIM A CRANK.
Helen Gould's Detectives Scrutinize
n Prick Salt Peddler

TARItYrOWN, n. Y. pcc. Miss
Helen Gould has been living for som,
weeks at Lyndhurst, III" Gould summer
residence, "A mil" south from this village,
Since she was recently annoyed by the
receipt of letters from Crunks with va
riOus crazy ideas, strong detail Of
guards has kept watch of the house.
particularly In the night. AS many as
eight special detectives patrol the prem
iseS during the night and II IL impossible
for stranger to gain access To the
house.
Ambrose Van Tassel OF Chenille, an
eX-tnited States custom officer. recent
~ went to Lyndhurst to sell II brick salt
for horses. for which he Is agent. IL"
carried the salt in can, about the
shap" ana size Of AN oyster can, with
IA handle at one end. Mr.. Van Tass"l
was cautioned by a young man us he
approached tn" premises that his can
looked very much like an Internal ma
chine, and that h" would not Ice al
lowed on the premises,
II" succeeded in getting to the stables,
but half dozen special officers eyed the
can very suspiciously, and evidently
felt much relieved when Mr. Van Tass"l
opened IL in IN" stables and disclosed
that its contents Wcr" nothing more
than brick of salt, which the horses
licked with great relish.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
ONLY HER COUSIN.
me Rnse Oy Which Guy Got ont of an
Aarh1CuTG Position.
80 you are engaged to be married?"

80 you are engaged to be married?"
"Ies."
1t is love match. they .el me. Mile.
de lont-Cro!X IS very charming girl "
she is adorable. love her with all
my hear; and shall do my utmost to make
her happy"
lhc other man, he who was not about
TO marry, was silent for few moments.
Hii reflections seemed 70 afford him some
amusement sudden. he looked up "And
me Marquise." he said, what does she
think Of it?"
Guy de Labanrre'S face. already scri-
GUS became gloomy at this query from
MS friend IIcrtel, Lieutenant in the
French navy.
Perhaps" hazarlei the sailor, "she
docs not know yet
Yes, ! dare not tell her am going to
b. married"
You dare not! You. the bravest OF
NE brave, the intrepid traveller the hero
oi innumcrablr ducls"
'lravc:" repeated Labancre. admins-
,"rlng an eNasperltcd punch to the pill
lows Of his dlvan; Il, brave? am the
"'lst Of towards. All your preaching
VIII not alter matters-I am positively
The evening world., 1893-12-01
MINERS MAY MAKE TROUBLE.
Allegheny and Washington Coun.
ties, Pa, Call on Sheriff..


PlTTSBlKG, Dec. 1.-The situation at
the mines of the Pittsburg and Chicago
Gas Coal Company, at Snowden and
Gastonvillc. is said to- be critical. and
serious trouble is apprchonded. There
are l.5o miners idle within the radius
of few miles All the mines in this
district have been closed on account of
the refusal of the men to accept 10.
cent per ton reduction. and to-day the
Pittsburg and Chicago Gas Coal Com
pany will try to start with non-union
miners.
An appeal to the Sherins of Allegheny
and Washington Counties from the or
orators resulted in the despatChing of
fourteen. deputies to the scene. The op-
orators have also secured an Injunction
restraining strikers from interfering
with the Compnnys workmen or tres
passing on their property.
AT late hour last night 1t was report
ed that hundreds Of strikers had as
semblei at Finleyville, and We're on
their way to the troubled district to pre-
vent miners from working for 90 cents
a ton.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
HAS DANCHEY THREE WIVES ?
Blank Paper for Marriage Fee
Leads to Disclosures.
Number Three Is Said to BE . Snake
Charmcr in u Museum.

PORTCHESTER, y. V. Dec. If
Harrison e. Dauchcy. of this "illagr,
had not given tn" officiating minister
blank piece of paper sealed in an en-
vciupc In lieu of a marriage fee, he
probably would not now he talked OF In
portchester AS II bigamst with three
wives.
Rev. W. W. Wilson, II. D.. pastor of
the Sumcrn,ld NJ. T.. church. who Is
sand to have been imposed upon by
banchcE. married tn" latter recently To-
his alleged third wife" who made her
first appearance" in furtCh"strr "A few
months ago. she is II plump. attractive
woman, and is known as Il snake
scum.
At the parsonage Dnnchrr said he was
thirty-S"Non years Of age. "A carpenter
by trad" and had never been married
before. The bird" gave her name as a
Mrs. Holly, and said she was a widow
After the ceremony Danch"y handel
the minister an envelope, which when
blank piece Of PAPER. The minister, out
of curiosity, began an Investigation, and
learned mat a young woman who
claimed to he ipHnChcy'S second wife
WAS living at the huariing-nDuse OF
Amasa Cunovcr on North Main street
She said her maiden name was Maud
owens, and that she came TO- rortchrs-
ter from NOrwnIk. Conn, about three
years ago, and that DanChrY came from
Norwalk about the same time. She said
she married Ipan"h@y ana had a child
Danch"y until sh" learned he had an
other wife living in Danbury, Conn
pom further Investigation the min
left him Danchoy paid attentions 10
a Miss finnan who is alleged to be of
weak intellect ana who IL hoircss to
considerable property left her by her
The evening world., 1893-12-01
AMMUNITION FOR PElXOTO.
Report that a Big Consignment Will
Be Sent on Santuit,

It was reported this morning that the
steamship Santuit. formerly of the Atlas
line, which is to tow the Destroyer to
Brazilian waters. will be loaded with
ammunition and guns for Peixoto's
Government.
The Destroyer and the Santuit, It Is
stated, will fly the American flag, and
thereby expect to reach the harbOr of
Rio ,JaneirO without interruption by
Admiral Mcllo. If 1t Is necessary, in
order not to violate international law. the
guns and ammunition will probably be
consigned 80 some private citizen in
Rio JaneirO.
In connection with this report word
comes from Providence, K. J.. to the
effect that Charles II. Flint has been
in consultation with the representatives,
of the HOtchkss ordnance Company
there. and that the Company Is running
it's two factories on neutrality-suspicious.
time.
Shipments, II is stated. are made at
midnight. In Now York it Is believed
that this ammunition Will be sent to
Brazil on the Santuit.
\ representative Of Flint & CO. this
morning said there is no truth in tn"
report that PeiNoto had been assassi-
mated.
The evening world., 1893-12-01


while my Increasing coluil'sS mas not
estransed her from me Hood l"orh'
would like to kno" what charm she mas
in such intolernhle relations
come, now, cricd the Lieutenant
you can't let the matter drop now You
would really be acting Xix" cad to Keep
her in ignorance any longer
u don't intend 10. but ! don't know
what to do. ! only know one thing, and
that Is that ono way or another this mat
ter must be settled ] have been tank
ing-you have always been good friend
The evening world., 1893-12-01
AmuSementS.


Nl.W MI.TRulOLIrAN OPTI,A-HOrSE
leeH"'N Il Managers, Ahhey, Schu"firl Il tirau.
iunud br"In in ltalinn aud French.
O-NiEhl. LON .NININ. Mmrs Surdicn, Cue
rrh, IN. Ius~nI" Ia de lirsIku. de NusChctu
ami Nl-un-. conductor. ~iV MnnCin".
To. Morrow, saturday Matinee at . Guunod' 5
Opera, FAUST, with the Ideal cast.
sunday "N"., bee. >, INST Grand Sunday Night
Concert
Hvp"rOiTr for Next Week Monday, LUCIA,
first appearance" Il NMf, MEIRA. "Wednesday
eve, n"'.h. HAMLET. Friday. ROMEO f"r JD-
ilLll y, sat MHtin"c. Dee. ., at =, PHILEMON
II bAltlN and thNALIIRiA W'STICANA.
MEI OPERA IIbI'-t. 81 NDkN NIGHT.
sunday NIgln concerts nj Popular Prices. sunday
eve. ll"c.H llr-t ,irnmd Popular concert. Mines
tAIN T. and NDEDltA, Mime. AItNDLDSON and
NJ. IIAN'bN. Entire Grand Opera Orchestra,
Conductor, Herr S"idl. Popular Prices 5E. .5c.
~ =. 30 Boxes, SSaudslI. BoN -pt'iCr now OPEN
The evening world., 1893-12-01

tall, dark woman who spoke to me at
Ravaut's and frightened you so""
Yes, indeed. / can see her now. But
We'll. she did me the honor toto as
pire to the place you now occupy, and II
some day she meets us and shows bad
temper you must not be surprised nor
frightened. II will be IA compliment to
my adroitncss after all"
The young Nicumtesse was not en-
ur"ly ignorant Of the world, and know
husband called the MarQuises ''ambI-
tlpn 10 NIL her place" she burst into
tears. Then Guy to make her laugh,
which did not take long, told her the
story of his imaginary cousin.
on splendid" she cried. THAT hate
ful woman had got just her deserts. And
II she dares show herself to ME l shall
simply freeze her.
But Nine. de labanere did not remem-
Der to freeze the Marquise when, some
weeks later, they met. 1t was in a dim
corner Of the Cusclne at Florence. Guy
AMI his wife We're seated on a bench,
very close TO each other, He even had
his arm around Marguerite's waist
ana the other hand under her chin.
which she held up as he kissed her
suddenly the MlrQusa Sansodoni stood
before 'nrm, tall, dark, sCowllng, ter
r,hl". and when the little Nic5mtesse had
r'rpNrrri herself title the Italian
pointed her niger at Labancre ana de-
"po YOU know what your husband was,
ma lame
The deep voice, the tragic gesture. the
pal" ami angry face, gave Marguerite
IN" most acute terror she had iait i'm her
life. Perhaps this big woman mad come
- xii! her-her and Guy! Sh" lost her
head. wanted 10 say something, got con-
fused and finally stammercl.
This isn't my husband madame, rs
his CuuSi go
Even the Marquise could not repress u
smile ~ this astonishing statement.
Then the smile disappeared, her eyes
grew moist and dropping a vcll over her
features she hurried away murmuring
he SINCE word "lngrato!" Translated
for .Nrgohaut from the French VI Leon
dc TinsCltu by L. 3. V.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

son square Concert Hall last night. I,
was NJ Josef Slivusli who came To us
WIN London Endorsement, and he Ger
70 scGur" that of New York These arc
nad Gays for rianisis. however unless
iheX, happen TO he extraordinary or I'M
usalIy mcritorious. NJ. Sivinsli Is not
Ertat' ana his nervousness was excess
s,No. lie played selections from Hoo
th"veh Chopin and Mcnlplssthn. ana
showed lack of style and sv,f-conii
The evening world., 1893-12-01
HAMMERSLOUGH BROS.

Here's expert testimony
for you. The head of one Of
the largest wholesale clothing
houses Of this city came in
the other day for one of our
long fashionable Ovcrcoats.
We fitted him nicely and he
took the coat, but the low
price surprised him. "N cure
selling goods too cheap" he
said.
We plead guilty to the
charge. OF course we're SELL
ing goods too cheap we're
selling them at exactly whole
sale prices.
Sale at our wholesale penn
ises, on BlceCkcr St, corner
Grccnc-just west of Broad
way.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

IN. fu.. |, l.ur.,a.',.
~ W.. tfun,I 90 IN i.es a.,
ASH. u.Y..,.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

tt IS SAID that th0ro + a perfect craze
among London leading ladies' to come
to this country and star Miss Kate
Rorke, as already told in THE Evening
World" WAS burning to present Sow
ing the Wind" here with Miss Rorkc
IN the leading role. Miss Marion Terry
also wants to come, and one or two
others are equally anxious. Good Eng
Nsh leading ladies. however rarely make
acceptable stars in this country,
A new pianist was heard at the AIadi-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
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Abso'urel, sold on trial.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03

be received and the recommends
tions adopted. Carried.
Aid. COrken moved that the Davis
company be awarded the contract for
the Seventh ward sewer system for
the sum of $3.50. Carried by unan-
imous vote.
Aid. Roth. from the waterworks
committee, reported, recommending
that 6-inch main be laid on Tween
tieth street from Ninth to Eleventh
avenue, thence west to allev between
Nineteenth to Twentieth streets; also
6-inch main on Fourth avenue be-
tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
streets; also finch main on Eighth
avenue from point near Twenty
seventh street to Twenty-eiphth
street; also 4-inch main on Ninth
avenue from Fifteenth street to the
property of NJ. W. Battles, a distance
OF about 250 feet, also favorablv on
the petition of John Gibson for a wa
tering trough on Fourth avenue and
Seventeenth street.
Aid. Kinner moved that the report
be received and the recommendations
adopted. Carried.
The clerk read petition from
VIM. McCOnochie in relation to a bill
of l.. +. Gaylord for work done on
Seventh and Fourteenth avenues.
Aid. Bladel moved that the bin be
referred to the street and alley COM
mittee and city engineer. Carried.
Adjourned on motion OF Aid. Evans
to next Monday evening.
A. d. HUEsING. City Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Omcial Proceedings If Last Nights Conn
Gil Meeting
Official Report

CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, Rock ISL
AND, Oct. Z, 1S93.-The city coun-
ell met i'll special session at S O'Clock
p: m, Mayor Medill presiding and
all the aldermen present. The min
utes OF the last regular session were
read and approved.
The mayor nom mated Frank Weir-
and for the position of patrolma9.
Confirmed II to l (Nelson). 'Fickep-
sober absent.
The monthly reports of the civ Of
hcers were read and placed on file.
Aid. Schroeder, from the BRIDGE
committee. submitted a report from
W. a. Darling in relation to raisino
bridges Nos. l, > and 5, estimating
the cost at IS. 800.
Aid. Evans moved that the report
be received and placed on file. Car
ricd
Aid. Evans offered a resolution in
Structing the mayor and bridge com
mittee to confer with the government
officials with view of havino said
bridges raised and authorizing said
committee to take such legal steps as
they might deem proper. Adopted
unanimously.
Ala. Corken reported the audit of
the monthly bills and offered an ordi-
nance allowing the same in amounts
As follows, and which was adopted
unanimously:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
|DIAR LETTER.
Of Communication
he the Indians.

,.og EIoquence.-Thoughts
H. siIpuce.-How Indian His
r,-,rvrd.-Letter from an In
/, ,icLapoo Indian Sagwa.
r,r.r. of the Indians Is q
Two Indians different in
German and a Spaniard
...rgriuatc with each other
r..ru.of clolucnce TO watch
,...suga counciland without
understanding clear
|, Dos signs.
.ir written communications
.,gr.-. The family history
D.. u.ru.yd Ou "a tcpec. The
....muu of this method OF
v.- zen uy kEE-EL.NAH-
,...r.g.~ Secrets a Kick
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
REHABILITATION.

The following bills were also al
lowed by unanimous vote: W. c.
Maucker, 5000; Morrell Liquor Cure
Co., $15; w. F. Schroeder, $37.95.
Aid. Kinner from the fire and light
committee reported favorably on the
petition Of John Stroehle for frame
building at Fourth avenue and Fiji
teenth street. Report adopted on
motion of Aid. Corken.
Aid. Kinner moved that the alder
men Of the different wards determine
the location of lights and report
next Monday night.
Aid. Maucker moved as an amend
ment that two additional lights be
placed in each ward. Amendment
carried. The motion as amended
was then carried by unanimous vote.
Aid. Maucker read petition from
property owners on Third avenue
between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets, requesting that John
Lauerman be allowed to build a pri-
waite sewer on said street. the same
to be laid 10 feet south of the build
ing line; also an ordinance for pri-
waite sewer conforming with said pc
tition, and moved its adoption.
Adopted unanimously.
The Park committee was granted
further time in the mattey of an east
end park, on motion of Aid. Roth.
Aid. kuchmann, of the street and
alley committee, reported, recon-
mending that Fourteenth avenue
from Thirtieth to Thirty-eighth
street, be macadamized the full width
OF the street; that new grade be
established; that the street car COM
pany be ordered to raise their track
to the new grade, and that the cost
OF such grading and matchmaking
be done by special assessment.
Aid. Bladel moved that the report
of the committee be received and
recommendations adopted, and the
ordinance committee be instructed
to prepare an ordinance to conform
with the recommendations Adopted.
Aid. Dauber, from the sewer COM
mittee, reported that the bid of John
Killeen on the Seventh ward sewer
exceeds the estimates and assess
ment, $4.277.3O; that the bid of the
Davis Co. is S3S below the
estimate and assessment. and
recommended that the bid of the
Davis Co. be accepted and the mayor
and city clerk authorized to enter
into contract with said Davis Co.
Aid. Corken moved that the report
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
HOTELS
ecropolitan Hotel,

letropolitan Hotel.
Cox. Prince St., New York City.
-L17l.ed under new management,
30 y.su
I :. q day and upward.
Qua. 90 tho best il the city at mod.
i'ln all r. R stations and steam.
.dl4iIes pass the door.
AlLDRETH Il ALLEN, Pops.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-03
The Lust Harvest Excursion.

The last harvest excursion of the
season on the c.. NJ. IL st. p. will
leave Rock Island Oct. 10. The fare
for the round trip will be one fare
plus 81. Tickets will be good for re-
turn 20 days from date of sale. The
public will be governed accordingly.
f. ID. w. HOLMES. ACT.