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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-30
Solo cuesta So ell abono
PARA INA FAMTTIA

PARA UNA FAMILIA
Estamos en- plena estaci6n de bafos de mar.
por solo pesos puede tomarse abono por ounce
los comodos bien dispuestos de LA PROVIDENCIA,
en- esta Marina Dirigirse la Gale de la Fortaeza,
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-30
LA MEDIDA.

-5s neeeuitan buenas costaFsrss de g6ueroo.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

charity for support, ought very soon to
arouse our law makers to the fact that
something must be done to change the
condition of things if they still hope to
maintain the integrity of the republic.
We think it will have to come before
this year is over. We are the more i'm
pressed with this fact because the de-
preston is not confined to our country ;
it is even worse in Europe than here in
the United States, and now comes the
cry that in one province of India mil
hons of people are on the verge OF star
walton.
1t is terrible showing. And out of
il all, it seems TO US, the SO called states
men of the world will soon have to face
the fact that by the manipulation of
interested men money has become so
much more valuable than property that
the business of the whole world has be-
come paralyzed. When they once real
ize this, and realize further that there
is but one remedy-that there is but
one source from which the remedy can
come-then will Idaho ring with the
hammers of industry, and the great
depression will change TO an era oil
prosperity SO great that from its midst
her people will look back and wonder
that the skies could ever have been SO
dark ana threatening"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03
THE FUTURE OF IDAHO.

In its recent New Year edition the
salt Lake Tribune speaks editorially Of
our state in this strain:
The men who possess the Gem of
the Mountains are having hard strug
gle at present. The miues are nearly
all closed down, which has thrown thou
sands OF men out of employment, and
then the collapse Of the mining business
has taken away, in great part, a mar
ket for the farmers. The depression
sits heavily upon our neighbor, and
many brave soul up there is vel! nigh
in despair But we bid them hope.
There is still great deal of gold in that
state, great deal of copper, and almost
no end to the agricultural capacities of
the region. From the start already
made the promise IS that Idaho will be
the greatest fruit-producing region Of
this central basin in the next five years.
Nothing could be finer than the fruits
and vegetables and other products Of
the soil in that state, and we think the
struggle Of her people should be to try
to utilize all the means which have not
been killed by legislation to try at the
same time to induce capital to come in
there, which will make it possible to
utilize the waters of the great rivers
that flow there, that they may be turned
aside to give the thirsty soil life; and
the inducement is greatly increased by
the knowledge that when once the soil
is brought under the vitalizing influence
Of water its productive power is almost
unlimited.
I'VE wish to call the attention of the
people to the fact that depression has
now reached its very lowest limit. 1t
cannot go much farther in the East
without chaos ensuing; and with that
problem before the president and Con-
gress, and the fact that 100000, or one
fourth, of the working forces of the
United States are idle and dependent Oh
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

forth with such fury that the civilized
world will shudder at the results. Ii
such arbitrary proceedings can be made
to stand in this nation, We are nearing
the end OF a republican form OF govern
ment The impending conflict" be-
tween Capital and Labor is drawing
nearer every day, and unless prompt and
wise legislation steps in to prevent there
is going to be a readiustment that will
not depend upon the courts or Congress
for its success. As rule, strikes are OF
little benefit; but when court orders a
man or body of men to continue work
ing at wages arbitrarily lowered and
fixed by that court, then should the EN-
ployes assert their manhood, and, ii de-
MED their rights in an appeal to the
highest legal tribunal in the land, quit
work in body regardless OF the courts
or their officers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03
SCISS0R-INK-TUNS.

Weiser Signal: For sale, a few heads
mems axes and chopping blocks-new,
never used. Apply to Mrs. Dominis, ex-
queen OF Hawaii, Honolulu.
Frisco Examiner: Canadians sre vol
unteering to go to Hawaii and fight for
the ex-queen. This is so generous that
everybody will cordially hope they will
be warmly received and promptly shot.
Spokane Chronicle: Poor old England.
We whip her on the battlefield, whip her
on the high seas, whip her in yachting
contests, and whip her in the prize ring.
Get OFF the earth. England, get off the
earth
Denver Road: This is civilization"
which pays q girl six cents for making a
shirt in a sweaters den and gives Chi
naman ten cents for washing the shirt.
And yet we are prone to declaim OF the
advancement OF this republic,
Portland Telegram: In all this trouble
over the financial problem the working
man keeps one fact steadily in view-the
adoption OF England's standard OF mon
ey will inevitably lead to the adoption Of
Ensland's low standard OF wages.
Nampa Leader: Mrs. Merritt states
that the Office OF her Recorder. at SAL
mon City. has recently been CLEANED
out" Cowartlly men OF salmon, to
clean out an office with only irail, ten
der woman to defend it, Come down
here, you salmon mob, and tackle some
one OF your size but give Us not time
to reach orr stack Of Winchesters behind
the door ii you expect to clean out this
print shop.
Spokane Chronicle: Tie recen: inter
e.ting experiments OF the state agricul.
tural college at Pullman, demonstrating
that at present prices farmers can make
far more money by feeding their wheat
to hogs than by selling it in the market,
set the farmers to thinking. The wheat
reappears in concentrated forta in the
tissues Of the hog and the freight charge
does not play against the farmers pro-
duct so heavily.
Murray sun: Although Gov. McCon-
nell is mainly responsible for the inabil-
Ivy OF nearly one half OF the taxpayers in
this great state Of Idhao to pay their
taxes, he is aspiring to the highest hon.
ors in the gift OF the people OF the state.
l. such man worthy OF public trust?
He has forced state tax rate Of So cents
on the people, or oEe-iourth OF all the
taxes levied. In earlier days Brigham
Young assessed the Mormons one-tenth
OF their product, but Bishop Mcconnell
takes from us one-fourth. Verify, the
people OF Idaho are either Indifferent to
their legislators and executive or they
do not know when they are hit in the
neck with political club.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

BIsHoP McCoxSELL has had another
revelation" This time it is about the
evil effects the Wilson bill will have on
Idaho industries. Il is addressed to the
speaker and members Of the House Of
Representatives, and really has some
merit; yet it is doubtful that even the
arguments Of the Bishop OF the great
state Of Idaho can cheek the mad rush
OF the democratic party to free trade
and ruin. \ thousand revelations and
all the Mormons in Christendom idaho
cannot cure the disease that has taken
such strong hold on the democrats
but dose Of ballot elixir, administered
by the people during the first quarter OF
next Noyember's moon, viii bring the
desired result. Just wait and see. Rev
Citations are useless at this time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

To WHAT extent the L. s. district court
judges will 90 in the interests Of capital
and monopoly remains as yet an un-
solved problem, but that many OF them
are merely tools in the hands Of capital
lists is fact that has been fully demon
strated by the injunctions recently OBJ
tined by certain railway companies
restraining their employees from striking.
Judge DUndy, in the Union Pacific Gaze,
has broken all previous records in this
line by not only cutting their pay heavi-
ly but by enjoiniDg the men from strik.
ing and ordering them to work on at the
reduced wages, whether they wish to or
not, We were Ct the opinion that hu-
man slavery had been wiped ont in this
country, but such restrictions M this
judge has placed upon the rights Of
American citizens are fully equal 70 any
form OF bondage that ever existed. And
II the working millions OF this country
are to be held to service through courts
OF law; il God-giyen and blood won hu.
man rights are not to be respected, and
judges can he corrupted into placing the
letters of slavery upon the people, then,
indeed, arc we standing over a volcano
whose now slunbering fire will burs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

\ GENTLEMAN OF standing asserts that
the next Idaho legislators will be select
ed with view OF further increasing the
o'fice-holding list. \ demand will be
made Tor an Inspector Of Sage brush with
salary OF So, 600 a year and expenses :;
for an Inspector OF Fogs, salary So, 900 a
year and expenses; fcr an Inspector OF
Snowslides, salary SO 800 year and ex-
penses; and so on and go forth, all Of
which will be enumerated in due time
Murray sun.
The gentleman OF standing" Bro.
Aulbach, must be Gov Mcconnell, as he
is the originator and manipulation OF so
many perquisites to aid his senatorial
boomlet. How would an Inspector and
Almoner OF Senatorial land other Irri-
CATION do, think you?
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03
no YOU USE PRINTED STATIONERY?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?

L COSTS LESS THAN PLAIN STATIONERY
/ BOUGHT AT RETAIL. IT IS ECONOMY TO
USE IT THESE HARD TINES, EVEN If YOU
ONLI HAVE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS
PRINTED. WE CAN GIVE YOU
GOOD STOCK AND GOOD PRINTING.
PRESS PUBLISHING Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03
Notice For Public aticn.
LAND OFFICE At CtEuR b ALsSR, fD.Hc,
January ~, lsyI

LAND OFFICE At CtEUR ALsSR, IDAHO,
january u, ls9i,
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 70
maze final proof III SUPP Oft OF his claim and
that said proof Will be made before the Register
ana Receiver AZ Crur d'Alene, Idaho. on March
8, l>9I, viz FRANK L. MOOD, Tor the NE. Z, Of
sec. :, IN. 50 n, X.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon an cuttlva' lon OF
said land viz: Fred EmFey, kicrAfd barnes,
Isaac Cooper and John FraAer, all Of Cgurd
Alsne, Idaho.
Any person who desires TO protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or " no knows OF any
subs aLttal reason, under the law and the regu-
laLions of the Interior Department, why such
proof should nor be allowed, ia he given an
opportunity at the above me toned time and
place 10 oss-e Nau,inc the witnesses OF said
q IL INFANT ana 20 Offer evidence in rebuttal OF
thu submitted by claimant
j4r3ow6 JAMES + RrssELL, Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

THE New York sun, one Of the leading
democratic newspapers OF the East, has
no hesitation in denouncing the Wilson
bill, and in the following expressive Ian
guage pricks the bubble:
Tested by the first principles Of politi-
cal rectitude and party honor. the pro
tectionist tariff proposed by Mr.. Wilson
and the democratic majority OF the ways
and means committee is fraud, an in
fanny and an insult. As the wears go by
wonder will increase that democrats
could be found willing TO attach their
names to this confession of imposture
anu false pretence-this acceptance OF
the tokens OF degrading humiliation.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

THE Devils" appearance last week
in the Press was 50 favorably received
BY cur readers that we are led to believe
they would lie pleased TO become better
acquainted with him; consequently he
will be heard from in our columns occa-
sionally, or as often as he can spare a
little time from watching that wicked
city OF Spokane ard "soeiety" in gem
eral. Because We grant His Majesty
this privilege for the ediication OF Ceur
dAlene audiences it does not necessari-
ly follow that the Press indorse all he
says.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

BrsINEss firms in Wyoming are order
ing goods from the East with the FOLLOW
ing significant "strins" attached to the
orders: Goods to be shipped Us May
lst next-provided there is then in force
a law for the free coinage OF silver; 9th
erwiss We don't want them" This is
the kind OF action that is necessary to
bring the anti-silver lunatics Of the East
TO their senses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

ALUMINIUM clay in inexhaustible guam
tity has been found in this state. Great
bills OF apparently white clay are found
TO contain aluminium in large quantities
Il will soon become one Of ldaho's Ya'u-
able exports
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

THERE are good many simpiemind-
ell people who will wonder ii the buying
OF silver under the Sherman law was
any worse for tn" country than is the
selling OF bonds under Treasury flag
OF distress.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03

Ar six O'Clock Thursday evening the
Wilson tariff bill passed the House by
vote OF 2oi ayes to l40 nays. Most OF
the democrats voted for the measure.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-02-03
Attention!

A complete assortment of printing material including
two Presses Paper Cutter Stands Stones Cases. etc. etc.
for sale at about one-half actual value Good opportu
nitv for any one contemplating starting newspaper
anywhere in the northwest to buy material cheap. Adj
dress TnE Press, Cnur fAlene, Idaho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
THE PRESSES ARE IN NEW-fORh.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE ARREST OF HE
RETuEI. INTERPRETERS RETAINED UNTIL
TO-DAY BY The SECRET SERVICE OFFICERS
Additional developments in the great counter
feiting case will form the subject OF a supple
mentary story which TO be given out Yesterday
in the rooms OF the Secret Service Bureau In the
Pos tofYice Building by Chief Hazen and his metro'
politan adjutant. Mr.. Forsythe. dispatch from
Washington has. however delayed the publication
until to-day. 1t promises to be as dramatic ana
thrilling in It's details the original story. Among
the features is the unearthing OF the concealed
presses for which the special Secret Service oiicers
detailed on the case at Bethel. Conn. have been
looking ever since the discovery OF the counterfeit
plates and other paraphernaia hidden in the mouse
and barn of Lorenzo HOyt. at Bethel ana foilo"ed
by the arrest of Lorenzo and his brother itCssrii
b. Hoyt Samuel Massey ana James w. Murphy.
Rollers. lining machines, chascs ana Ofher appuf
tenances OF the presses have also been found. ne
entire lot is now closeted in the office OF MI FOR
sythe. - 49,
Since the publication of the original story eN'
perts have been busily employed examining me
plates and fibre paper found at Bethel the uhtni,
nous verdict is that some remarkably skilled
artisans have been doing their finest work on me
plates In minute elaboration and nicely OF hnish
have ever come under the inspection OF the secret
Service Department. 1t j. the opinion OF most o.
the experts that they We're made IN tncand Mean
time il j. limited strongly that there VIII De othcr
arrests. but clew il given As 10 VINO the SuS-
pectel persons are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
THEY SAY 1T ISN'T A TRUST

A report WAS circulated yesterday that the Cen
eral Fire Extinguisher Company, OF No. Az Broad
way would soon figure as defendant In a suit
brought against 1t by parties for whom the com
pany had done defective work. and that the suit
would result in breaking up the corporation. The
General Fire Extingusher Company formed
about two years ago in this city by a combination
OF the following concerns: The Nerarcher Hill
Sprinkler Company, OF Warren Ohio the Hark-
ness Fire Extinguisher Company, Of New-York
the Kane Automatic Fire Extingusher Company.
of Philadelphia. and the Providence Steam and
Gas Pipe Company, Of Providence. X. ]. Its capi-
tai was 5000 900. and 1t holds a commanding posi-
ton In the trade. Its competitors declare that 1t
is no more nor less than trust and that 1t is
squeezing to dea tn the smaller and weaker com
panies in that line Of trade.
r.. o. Richards, the New-York manager OF the
company, yesterday made the following statement
The General Fire Extingusher Company Is not
a trust anything like one We have seven or
few months Two years ago the competition grew
fierce that none Of the companies was making
any money. Finally this company was formed In
November, 1892. We doing work from 30 to 40
per cent cheaper than II was done few years ago
Go 10 any insurance company and they Will tell you
how stand In the business world. Many weak
companies trying to sell out TO us and we are
compelled to refuse them There are no grounds
for an attack upon u.s.
William A. Anderson, superintendent OF the New
York Board OF Fire Underwriters. Of No. 80 Mas
sau-st said:
There is no better work done than that by the
General Fire Extinguisher Company. We are Is
suing certificates TO them every week, They do
does not get what his contract calls for ne ought
TO know what to do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
,ur rRrcssoy SAILS FoR BRooKLrx.

It Louis. Mo. Aug S-The little torpedo boat
Ericsson which received its finishing touches here
after being built 10y the Iowa Iron WORKS al pu-
bunIe left here to-day Via the Mississippi River.
Gur Of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean for the Brooklyn
Navy Yard 70 undergo her trial trip in Long Island
sound owing TO low water IN the Upper Missis-
sinpl the Ericsson was towed several weeks ago
from Dubuque 10 an anchorage off this city since
then A force OF mechanics from the iron works have
been working every day putting the boat into shape.
The Ericsson l. only 80 feet long. 10 feet Wide
4 inches beam. with an l-foot hold Every inch or
space inside the hold Is taken up with the engines,
DYNAMO. -bunkers. quarters FOR the crew ana
the warlroon FOR the officers President Dickey. or
the Iowa Iron Works Is confident thlt the Ericsson;
which is the first boat Of the Kind ever turned
out hv his concern and. for that matter. ever built
on inland waters. will come up Ia all the require
ments Of the Government contract, and may eN-
coed the speed lml,. He Will accompany the boat
10 New Orleans and go thence 10 New-lork by raj.
and make arrangements for the trial trip.
Short stops will be made 10y the Ericsson for coal
and mail at Cairo Memphis. Nicksburg and other
points. Two days Will be spent AT New-Oreans.
where IN, boat will Ice locked. a new screw put on
and her compass adjusted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
UESTERN UIRE-TAPPERS hNo" " "H""'
TELEGRAPH OFFICIALS WATCHING FOX Si"ii"i'
scurMEs-IITTIE SURPRISE IN THIS CITY

TELrGRAPTf OFFICIALS WATcHIN" FOX 'i'''''''
sCuEMEs-IITTLE SURPRISE IN THIS 'i''
A renort from Columbus. Onto. pub.ished !es'e'
do,, in regard To the tapping of telegraph ""e'
roachad tho Western Union Office In this city tnroush
rewsn,ner reporter The Western Union oN'clA''
hay. been watching closely for schemes Oh thiS so'
opd yers not much surprised to learn OF the lne'
don't Roth OF the men named III the u'Sia''" "
onerators j. G. McCloskey and j. H. Mlt'ieooie''
ar. VOL known at Western Union he1dlua' 'ei j.
ono of them at least, has been under susp'o'o"
heretofore. 49, e.o an
Thor. vas a case OF wire tapping In this state Oh
Friday July 49, between this city and Albany II
bappens that racing news is carried by wire u
canadian Doluts by way of Albany The operator
there discovered that the reports were not ru'''s
regu,arlv He could hear reports from chicago
going TO New York but In the transfer 10
1oipts they apuedred to BE- unusually ~
Ealing Tho attention Of the New YORK Once 10 lc
f,ct an Investigation was made. ana II was ul.r"'
cred that the wire had been cu,' I'm. amd Nov,
new wire was supplied between Albany anu 49,,
York for the Canadian points. ana trCm tnlS 80
the wrong winners were announced over IT, ,he
Tor the benefit Of the Canadian pooroomS m" ~.
49,, had been detected dlspltch was ~ W
Them over the cut wire by the manager IRON .'
York CIV which said: Boys. am sorry put W. VI,
,ov "a we'll discontinue operati 10Y we nv, a..
y"nr friends money and they ar broke An us >
,nres1go was 5 Mt back by the "lre-thii,tr9. -"
nIort was made 10 ind out where the proah ~ ~ 4,
Cured and the interesting reply Vas bNci' 90 10
..,b.v yere ND TO their eyes III soup u i iot W
lfrs.noI that the McCloskey mentioned IN tht MS
ro,ch AT columbus connected w'ih this aI. ,
There is little wlre-t tapping practSeu d, C'S ~,
emit 10 ibis class ~ work have found 1t to De
Exceedingly unpron' bic.