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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-04
B'shvEs.Eis~' GUIDE.
fSs OLDDOA|N|0N STEAMSHIP
\ SS:s& COMPANY.
X FUR NEW YORK.

d W ~~o
rAssENcEK SHIPS ARE APPOINT.
Dhy o SUE Ttl i5S'3 Nor %DS 81 n9S
TiithspA1 XND ,sArGRDAY al 10;
Is tr2@ NE WEp MES Gn sMoM Nfks
DAYS at -. m. SATURDAYS. / D. IN
Passenger, accommodations unsurpass-
room BERTH .,..................s sea
Fare. round trip, limited TO thirty
l,or tickets ana reseryaton q state
FOX iHcGiMoHDN Shi:s ''i leave " " Morl
t Ny %yGry wv !Uhs a1Ary p m @Rd leave
TrESDAy evening. arriving 3 at at Ri hiu
n, ,,n,l. ,,, $, ,iii;DI.,;E Or STEAMERS
and Isle of Wight. sailing daily. except
sunday Leave Company wharf. Nor
q m. and Ia ~ M; iorthsmout.I. 6.ij,
% <, nne o,go ,H'.i a3,- :n EaS Line
Fol; 'liAMproN-At Ills a. m. and
i.@o p m; Portsmouth AT 1905 aand sos
,Fnn NEwroRT NEWS AND SMITH
y N. l;ay LIN Wharf at y. m. %ifneso-
inys. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fri
days At $3.50. y. m: Portsmouth. 345 p.
"a l'!y Line. = m. ON Mondays and SAT-
FoH EAST. AND WARE RIVERS
wharf at G@n a. m. Portsmouth. Gas a.
EoH i.AGK ANmi' PT'6QiGTopEs2iiNS RIH Il KS
TonciinE at Ola Point. leaving Com
pnnNS wharf daily except Sunday at
q. m Portsmouth G.l5 "A. m. Bay Line
wharf Norfolk at ESQ II. M. returning
next day.
FOR SEVERN RlVER-Tuesday
! Thursday ana Saturday from Company's
wharf AT $50 a. m. Portsmouth. Gas "a.
FOR N.\NSEMOND RIVER AND
SIfFol.N At . y. m: Portsmouth, 3:lu
y. m. connecting at suffolk with $ and
G. /. u Freight for Matthew'S Back
IopUoSin War. Severn and Nanscmond
rivers must y" prepaid
NORTH CAItoLINA DINlStON-For-
'ncriy y. y and w. -. L.-Stcamer Abe
mari" leaves Norfolk for Washington n
g.. MohilNS At Il. m: Tuesdays at
u, IN, carrying freight and passengers for
80 and i'nmlico rivers
freight for Ncwb"rn. n. C.. received ut
y and ;. Il t.. depot.
Freight received daily EXCEPT Sunday
NJ t.. CkOWElL. Agent.
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HzA: I W HsrfolkaWestsrn RI.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY u, lss5.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
$40 i. IN. = The Chicago Expression
Petersburg, Richmond and
Warrington u SO. fo:'
l.ynchburs; Roanoke. Rad
ford. Blueheld. Pocahontas,
kenOva, Columbus and Chi
'IEo. Sleeper Roanoke to
Columbus without change.
Knoxville. Chattanooga and
intermediate Points.
1900 p. IN. - For Petersburg. Radford,
i'ulnski. Bristoi also for
Blneirid, and pocahontas;
also iDr Rocky Mount and
AL stations on Winston
Salem Division. Has Pull
man sleeper Norfolk 10
Roanoke. Connects nj Roa-
nokc at 500 Il. IN. with
washington and chattanoo-
80. limited for all points
South and West. Pullman
aleepers Roanoke TO Mem
phis and New Orleans. Din
ing car attached.
X l. II. -Norfo!k daily. $50 II. ms
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.
Ncstibule IimitedJ
Leave Ncrfoik 4:31 y. m,
arrive Richmond 700 y. m.
baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York Returning leave
Richmond 500 Il. m, arrive
only at at sWiifoik. Wayeriy
and Petersburg. Second
class tickets not accepted
for passage on these trains
other daily trains leave
Norfolk 40 Il. M, arrive
at Richmond II :O5 u. m. Re.
turning. leave Richmond 1880
y. m: arrive 1T Norfolk 1925
y. M.
For fu'thnr Information as 10 tickets.
rates bafgasei. checks, etc. call on or
Passenger Agent G. II. BOSLE,Y. Ticker
Agent, l2G Main street. or G. T.. Finch,
Agent. depot Norfolk and Western rail-
road. w h. BEVILL
General Passenger Agent
General Office. Roanoke Va.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN +, R. %,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT july l. l..,
MAIL. AND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
rol.k daily except sunday 80 a m.
nerry. kopcr., Paatcgo. He,iav-u. otc.
Connects 81 ltd-nron with y. ami : Il Il.
3'"tincr a. IuhowS:' Daily tcNc.pt sun
DAY, THURSDAY and SATC RpNN for
an LANDINGS on ChOwun river. ON MON
~ ana Friday inr ScuppcruOug river.
ana WEDNESDAYS for Salmon Cr".I.
,,Hhi"StinG at iirllhay"m with steamer
Nlitinia Dare for Mak"lcyvill", South
creek; AURORA. Washington aud iut-rmc-
diutr landings
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Opening. Highest. Lowe, cIo.ir,

CHsh quotations: Flour was uuict
r"rti nv steady nj recent prices Wheat.
Go 1880 Use: red. ~ 7-SdGi 7-sc. C,ru
"lm"l lie. oats. Is l-2uIS 3-ic Pork,
Ss.z"N ES3' -. Lard. S5.S2 l-2Us5. 81.
RIBS. S5.25U$5.40; shoulders. S..76Gr
S3.s' -. sides. S5.550$5GO. Whisk,y
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Peanut Market

Market dun: Prime. &c: strictly prime.
Sc. Fancy. 3Hc.; common 2u2i.c.
Spanish. Sl.l0.
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
ir,ol.k 10 y. IN. daily Except Sumdnyl for
ili%a"rth city. tdrnton AND way-stn
lions. connects Al Elizabeth city with
the, steamer Nous" Tuesday. Thursday
ana Saturday for Newborn. Roaunk" is
l.iM ANA Morch"ud Guy, l(iuston and
.'uidSh"ro VIA. \ and y. {. Il n; ANA for
Jacksonville, Wilmington. y. e. aud an
StANOnN on M ". y. nmA \ L. !.
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American extra &c" gS
Nearly White New Orleans Sugar. -
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No. - Daily. connects with : \ g.
train - for all points South
No. lo3 Daily. except sunday. makes
clos" connection at ilUbGood for Wash.
iurton, y. G.. kinStou, ! c.. Plymouth.
y g, and all Eastern Carolina points
also at Rocky Mount with y &. |. train
- Tor all points South.
Trains urriv" at Norfolk i'U5 -. m. dailv
Also at l".2t a. IN. daily, except Sunday
iiaEGuE" checked at Compauy's Nor
folk wharf aud also at office OF PASSENGER
AMI Ticket Agent, ~ Main street
For tickets to all points South sloDI-
ton, call ON or ADDRESS,
j. \. NEtGERAUER
Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
JAMES f.. MAt'riN
General Forwarding Agent.
c,,., ,,T NJ i;MEi;SoN.
q. VI SEREELI.
General Manager. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-04

y" q connects n, Weldon with y. C.
Line. i,nl!uan s!ecpers Portsmouth 10 At
l9nta. Ga.
pn Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
connects at Franklin Win steamer olive
Tor Edonton and landings on the. river,
Connects at Raleigh with Southern rail-
Wy FOR Asnovillt, n, G. and all inter
mr'ilat" points on tn. W. y. =. X r.
Nos. SOB and Il NcStibulc Limited Train
No extra fare Weldon to Atlanta. Pull
man sleeper Portsmouth TO Atlanta Ga
open at pa IN for reception OF passengers
"onn"cis directly at Atlanta with W ana
y, X. X Tor Chattanooga. Nashville ana
all points West. Connects with A ana W
/. f. Il FOR Mobile. Montgomery, New
Orleans ana all points Southwest
ARRIVE.
NO. iU2, Atlanta Special 30 IA m
No. 80 Mail and express. $50 D. M
For tickets and baggage checked to all
points South and Southwest. sleeping car
reScrNa tion and general information cali
on OF address w; V. II. WILLIAMS. tick
~ agent 5l1 High street. Portsmouth Va
d w. BROWN Jr
Pass. and Ticket 4 gent
JOHN H. WINDER
General Manager.
r. j. ANDERSON
General Pass. Agent
t.. ST. JOHN.
Vice President
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ATLANTIC AND DANVlLLE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN ETFECT MAPCT
SCHEDULE

Leave Shippers. Compress Wharf J,tI,.
4.-I a. M. West Norfolk. s:45 a M Tor
fuHhIO ihthia Springs. DHnVinc and ali
intermediate stations. arriving at I.uifa la
lAthia Springs at $3.50 p. m. DanyiIIc. 3.o5
=. IN Leave Norfolk go j. m, West
N0ri0lk. SD u. IN. Leave Lawrence
WI" dhily except sunday at 500 a. m.
arriving at i)anNillc at 1905 "a. m
connection made at DanVillc and J,f-
ii"sS Junction for all points in the South
cin kallwny system: ut pcnnistOn June
points on the Durham Division Of IN
y ana ". X. X.
MI trains make connection for Buffalo
i.iihi" springs excepting sundays
fHiinhn Sl"epcTS between Danvjne
Ashcvillc, Atlanta, Augusta. NcmnhiS
and New Orleans
Tickets ON sal" and baggage checked
at Wakes Agency. Company's AgencI
Agency, Portsmouth
w. H. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
G.. O. HAINES.
3SEegtEteESeGs
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TN" HUUN" sChcUulo giNrs pHNsrnEors
from th" North lay over Of Two hours
and thirty minutes In the evening hcinr,.
taking tGt steamer, linus aifurdinp an on
pDltuuily ol seeing the Capital al the
%aiiun.
Tn" trip dowa The historic Potomac
River and Cn"sapcnk" BAY on Tho elegant
steamers al this company is UNSURPASSED
The steamers are comparatively uew, haV-
ing h--u built ia 1891 aud are uttrd an
in The most IuNrTihnt matncl. with ,.lcc-
tric lishls, call bells aud stem heat in
each room m" tables are supplied with
every h"Ncdcg of the season from me
markets Of Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on sal" At H. & @. ticket ofiic., X
y g office. at W. =. Wakes " co S
Office. on wharf
For further Information apply.
ID. j. CALLAHAN,
itI"pholl", itl Agent.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New ana powerful iron pnlacr
steamer WASIIIN NOTION ana NORFOI.K
VIII leave daily as follows:
SORHII iDl Nd
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ti'diiS except sunday other time daily
No, . For West CLIFTON Forge Daily
rom i4rtSm"uth to lti"hmond. Except
l,arl"r car old Point to West CLIFTON
FoiG"
No. For Cincinnati daily Pullman
'T"'p't richmond to cincinnati and Cor
uuhsFillc to LOuisvl" and ST Louis
Meats served "n Dining Cars west OF Cor
10 For Cnciuuati daily. Pullman
SIir.iyrs GA Point to linton and Coz
M""l5 served on Dining cars west OF Cor
duus willie.
Steamer Louis" arrives at Norfolk daily
]. - noon and 1.Wi H. IN
For turth"r Information apply to
x Y EliOONE. PASSENGER Agent.
- ana -. Ticket office. CRANKY street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
JOHN -. POTTS,
Division Passenger Agent
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Merchants Z hlneIS Transportation Go

DIRECT ROUTE.
FOR BOSTON, .rKovlDENCE AND
SAVANNAH.
Every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, ana
FRIDAY at D. IN. FOR BOSTON.
FoR PROVIDENCE
Every rESpAY. THURSDAY and SAT
CkDAY at y. IN.
FARES no BOSTON AND PROV
D:NCE
flrSt class including meals ana sa-
loon stateroom berth ............,.. SiI q,
second class. including meals ana
FOR SAVANNAH
Every WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY
at a. IN
fare,-I,i Ir.:s! class Including meals
Fare Second class. including meals
'"rislahl" Freight suut via Providence,
forwarded 10y "uI ~ train To Boston ANA
20 III" sam" rate as 10y direct steamers t,
Boston. ~
rerishablr Frclghts not received lui.,.
IMAM $50 y IN. on sailing days OF boston
Silp- $50 SHillug DAYS OF Providence.
S'iuS
Ioi further Information apply to
K WRIGHT, Agent. Norfolk. Va:
\ - SIEksINS ASST 'rnrjff Me-,
W. T.. IT RNER. General Pass A,s't
j g WHITNEY. TrsfIr Mnnarrr
General Offices, baltimore, Md
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\ ORFOlK AND CAROLINA RAIL.
~ KoAn SCHEDULE
IN EEEl:Cr Nl'(il'S'l' 2n lNll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-04

AESolCTEIN THE SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE SOI'Tii-ONIY
IL HOURS no ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE ~ Defect SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER -. 1856
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
NEWS FROM ALASKA.

Everything Pointisg Toward the Gold
Ff~lds In the Yakea.
SEATTLE. March 0.-The following
mail adyicee have been received from
Alaska:
Gus winkler, formerly Of Port Town
send, has been held for trial at juneau
for robbing the sale in James VII e
saloon of $50. winkler had been
searched and ehadowed and returned
the money, except $50.
A packer intends to put pack train
Of twenty horses on the Chilkat pass TO
transport miners and their outfita TO
Lake Iinderman, At the head OF the
Yukon, At seven cents . pound. The
Indians have charged fourteen cent?.
The North American Trading 4 Trans-
portation Company will run . steamer
from San Francisco TO St. 4ichaaa's %
connect with the P. B. Weare, which
rune up the Yukon to Forty-Niie.
The Indians at SitkA are holding mas
meetings to assert their claims to land
near that city. They claim the COLES.
tive ownership Of the real estate and
that the dwellings, though owned indb'
vidually, cannot Be cold without the
consent OF the other indiana.
The Alaska papers say that ten times
ae many immigrants are going 10 the
Yukon as can find . living.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
MEXICO THREATENED.
Assshss Ascisss Ssirass kspssssA II
krspsiss.

Assshss Aseisss Ssieass Reported II
krspsiss.
CoKposA. State Of Vera Cruz, Mexico.
March 1.-THE peak Of oriEaba, an an.
Gent volcano. 10 In . state Of eruption.
The signs Of disturbance began 70 mani
ics, themselves last sunday night. aud
have increased In iorcr constantly since.
The volcano 10 nor vomiting poisonous
eas~s. and thick volumes OF smoke are
emitted from hundred apcr,ures in is
usuai mas. TIE earth tos . hundred
miles around 10 shaken prrcrpiibly with
subt~ssan-sn vibrations. orcai alarm
10 manifested in the cities oi Cordoba.
OsiEaba, kaiapa and The dozens 81 small
villages scattered within the scope Of
the strange and Interesting phcnom.
eaou. Thc shocks ~ yet have not been
u SERIOUS nature. and no damage from
them has bren frpost~d. The rim Of
the crater gioss like Dire. and the thick
HAses rolling down The mountain s'des
hare ses aaAmc The grass and vegetation
clothing the aides 10 the summit. which
adds 10 The density OF the smoke and
the grandeur OF The spectacle.
for the public safety the governor 81
the stair will soon name . commission
Of sci ,nsists 70 make all the investiga-
ton into the eruption possible, and 10
make recommendations looking 10 the
protection Of Inhabitants Of ncishborine
villages. Tho pr~srni eruption 10 In the
heart Of the best impsovcd land In Mex.
loo. The coffee plantations are not yet
thought 10 be In danger. nor wiil they
be unless heavy fall Of ashes oorurs.
which 10 not considered probable.
Masses are bcins said in all the churches
Of the locality to ~ard OF the impending
danger.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
WITH THE STRIKERS.

General SasPensiSa ~ Wopk b R1teo.
burg AlaisG District.
PrrrsBuRo, March Q.-The strike of
miners in the Pittsburg district l. On in
full force. Reports received 1t the min
ers' headquarters show . general sus-
pension Of work throughout the district
From the report Of the oommissioner Of
labor it ie eetimated that the number On
strike 10 over q, 00n, and the number
employed in mines where there will Be-
no strike il about 800.
Considerable uneaeinees Was caused
the operators to-day BY the Hackett
Coal Company At Findleyville, ooutsoll-
ed by Boyle Bros, posting notice that
its mines will resume tomorrow at 60
cents, the rate demanded BY the men.
William Fioreheim's men in the same
section asked Q similar concession, but
were refused. The Boyle Bros. were
asked by the operators TO reecind the
notice under Q promise Of having their
orders filed from the mines 1t work Tor
b5 cent?, but they replied that it was
their intention to conduct their own
business. The men At Calgurst On the
Monongahela river have returned to
work, the company conceding the scale.
Reports from all parts Of the district
confirm the earlier reports that the
strike lie complete with lev exceptions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
BRANCH ASYLUM CASE.
II Was mp Before Judge Hewitt -
salem.

II Was mp Before Judge Hewitt -
salem.
SALEM, Or, March e.-The EastsRu
Oregon branch asylum case to-day came
before Judge Hewitt in the circuit court
on the plaintiffs motion for leave to file
an amended complaint and the defend
ants motion for . dissolution Of the
temporary injunction. The Judge over.
ruled the motion to dissolve the injunc-
ton and allowed the plaintiff 10 file an
amended complaint, the title Of which
lie as follows:
The state Of Oregon, upon the relation
Of A. c. Taylor, plaintiff. ". William r.
Lord, H. r. Kincaid and Phil MetschAn.
acting in the capacity Of board Of COM
missioners for public buildings for the
state Of Oregon, defendants.
The case was first commenced in 1894
and Q permanent injunction granted.
An appeal was taken and the supreme
court reversed the decision, demanding
the case to the lower court with leave 70
amend.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
a STERN PARENT.
Locked Hss Sss IL vea1t, II Il oosA,
- Prevent 1ls 0assloee.


Locked Hss sss IL . vsslt, II Il $50,
- Prevent Hls 1asslsGs.
CHICAGO, March 0.-Ths bsoaeh-oi.
promise suit Of Daisy Gardner, . tsis-
graph operator, against 0sorss W.
Stone, son Of . wealthy board a trade
operator, has developed . romantic
story in which stern parents, big iroa
vaults. An imprisoned bridegroom and
disappointed wedding guests sss min
gled in charming confusion.
Daisy Gardner Il . vssy pretty gisi.
who takes stock quotattoos and ths like
in an Office very near tie board of trads,
where young Stone 70 employed in his
fathers Office. The young people met
often and Cupid did the rest-of would
have done it, Min Gardner says, II the
senior Stone had not interfered. The
wedding day was fixed, % says the
court bill. The guests arrived and The
bride Vas ready, but tho secsGsaTy
groom did not come. Tbs guests went
home, and next day, Ni0 Oardnsr d.
claree. yourg Stone came 10 her With .
peculiar explanation. His father, b
said, had discovered the peoposed we'd
ding, demonstrated, and finding ths
young man obstinate, pushed him into
. large Office vault and kept him locked
up until the wedding hour vas smelly
passed. Miss Gardner did not - the
joke, and has sued young Stone Tor &c.
600 for breach Of promise, In the hope.
she says, that her former fathee-in-laU
apparent will have to foot tie bill.
Stone, ST., admitted in IN interview 10.
day that he had prevented the mag.
riage, but emphstically denied that b
had locked his son In . vault.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
EFFECT OF FEES DECISION.
A. Cssastshscssry state 81 Adairs M
tsstsg ~ Peedtssss.

A. Cssasishscssry sssss 81 AGairs Es-
ts,,ss ~ resd,ssss.
PSxplxrox. Or. March i2.-Umatilla
county had an addition 10 IL citizen
ship Of 1000 Indians Saturday. when
Judge Fee rendered his decision. The
effect, no doub,, u sustained by the
higher courts. 10 10 remove all rcstric-
tons from them excepting In handling
their lands. which wcre allotted under
conditions. The Indian chiefs who were
under arrest for resisting . United
States officer, we're Immediately released
and council called at Young Chiefs
camp. fifteen miles above the agency, Of
oil Indiana, TO consider matters. Near
the agency Captain Richard campcd
with troop u, Of the Fourth cavalry.
from Fort walla waila, accounted for
heavy services. Agent Harper says:
II called the troops because Judge
Fees decision removes all my authority
over the Indiana. No power nov cxists
TO prevent the Indians bcComing intoxi.
Gated and endangering the lives Of oil
on the reservation. They are now free
to follow their natural inclinationa and
drift back 70 savaxcvy."
A radical change In the relation a
Indians 10 the people Of this county
renders some people timid. There arc
expressions Of lear that dire results will
follow. The Indian agent under the new
regime can merely rent the Indiana
land to the whites. The Indian court Ia
done away with. Indian policemen have
been discharged and the state courts
have complete and cole jurisdiction.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
Hessy Green Aner . Railroad.

MKMrnIs, Tenn, March cit 10 re-
ported on good authority that Hesty
Green will be . bidder for the Itsls
Rock & Memphis railroad when il 10
cold April IL. 1t 10 stated that II Mrs:
Green lie successful in bidding she will
extend the road from Little Rock to
Greenville, Tex, where il will connect
with the Houston & Texas Central,
opening up Q new trunk line from Mem
phis and Dallas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
THREE CAPTURED.
Aiss Nearly Half PscA 81 Spurious
Dellars.

Aiss Nearly Half PecA 81 Spurious
Dsliars.
ST. Josxrn, No., March ll.-United
States Marshal Smith and force Of dep
utiee to-day captured Joseph Tribble,
Edward r. Frieburs and John Hart oil
well.known residents Of Forbes, . town
eighteen miles from here. A set Of
counterfeiting tools, including nearly
half . peck Of spurious silver dollAre,
were also taken. The dollars purport to
be the issue OF 1898, and are Of such good
quality that il 10 almost impossible TO
detect them from genuine. Tribble
made confession. and other confeder-
ates will he arrested tonight. For some
months the countries north OF here have
been flooded with spurious dollars, and
a government detective has been unable
TO locate the makers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
THE BIG YACHTS.
Alum UNI Steel Plates for the Cup De-
fender At Bristol.

Aiumiu UNI Steel Plates for the Cup De-
fender 1T Brisiol.
BRtsroL, r. l., March s.-The first
shipment of aluminium steel plates for
the cup defender arrived to-day from
the Pittsburg Reduction Company's
Works. There we're thirteen OF theee
plates, each Is feet inches long. foot
2 inches wide and one quarter of an in h
thick. The center section Of the bronxe
keel plate, IL feet long, also arrived at
Bristo; TO-DAY. The larger end Of this is
2S inches in width and Is Is inches Si'ie
At the narrow end. Its weight is 9S<
pounds. The total weight OF the ke~!
plate will be 30 pounds. with total
length Of three sections Of 81 feet 0
inches. Work 10 heing rushed s,uny.
notwithstanding the sickness o, De-
eiguer Nat Herieshof.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-03-16
A JUDGE FROM OHIO.

He says Reports Of cruelties 70 Royaiiss
Prisouers Are Untras.
SANTA Rosa, Cal. March S-The pub
lished accounts o. the cruelty inflicted
on the royalist prisoners by the officers
Of the Hawaiian government are pro-
nounced utterly untrue by Walter Frear.
one Of the supreme judges Of Hawaii,
who lie visiting relatives here. He says
the stories were manufactured by the
enemies OF the new government. He
Was in Honolulu during the recent up
rising, and says the republic has been
greatly strengthened; that, As . result
OF the attempted revolution, hundreds
xho had refused to support either side
have gone over to the governments sup
port. He declares that the desire for
annexation to this country i. stronger
than ever before, for many royslis.. see
ing that they have lost control forever
would rather zee the Unitei States own
the islands than the faction which over
threw them.