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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
AN ACT OF RETALIATION
GERMAN BOATS ENTERING AMERI-
CAN PORTS TO PAY TONNAGE.
Have Not Kept Faith With the
United states.

Washington. Dec. 2-President cisye-
land has issued a proclamation. suspend-
ing after January next the operation Of
the act which relieves German vessels
entering the United States ports from
payment Of tonnage dues and other snip
ping charges. This action was taken up
on proof that American vessels are de-
med corresponding privileges at German
ports.
The presidents proclamation Will go
into effect on the morning OF January /.
after which vessels from Germany LH-
tering our ports must pay shipping
charges ranged on a sliding scale Of 6
to 30 cents per ton per annum. The pres
sden1 mentions the fact that his pro:,a-
nation Of January DC. 1855. suspended the
collection Of the whole duty Of cents
per ton or not to exceed 30 cents per ton
on German vessels entering the ports OF
the United States according 10 act Oh
congress approved June Is, 1856. The sus-
pension was 70 continue Only 50 long az
| the reciprocal exemption Of American
vessels continued in German ports
Continuing, the president says IL now
/ appears upon satisfactory proof that such
dues or an equivalent thereto are ins-
posed on American vessels and their car
goes other than those imposed upon Ger-
man vessels or their cargoes entering tie
Il ports Of the United States. Therefore,
the president revokes his former suspen-
son of the collection of the whole Of the
duty Of cents per ton and not to exceed
| 80 cents per ton per annum on German
vessels entering the ports OF the United
States.
An Act of Justice.
The effect OF the presidents prociama
lion is 20 re4mpose upon vessels entering
from Germany the same tonnage dae'
that are imposed on vessels entering tn
nated States from Great Britain. Frlnce
Italy, Spain and other maritime nation
in Europe and Asia German vessel
we're exempted in 1855 from the paymen
| Of these dues under the shipping res.a,
rocaty act OF 1856. During the past yessr
| at the request Of the treasury depart
mens. the state department has male
full investigation Into the charges in.
posed upon American vessels in GERM
ports and the fact has been deye!ope
that while the imperial government doc
not Impose shipping dues the governme7!
Of the German maritime states for yea-
have imposed shipping taxes. 80 thu
there was no real reciprocity. As bus
, ness proposition. the arrangement La
been OF considerable detrimeat TO III
United States. Since 1883 the tonnage "
| foreign vessels coming into dhe CnEe
States has amounted TO over ll0o.0
tons, while the tonnage Of American We
sells entering has amounted 10 barely &
oea The annual loss OF revenue TO {.
, | United States under this arrangement b.
i, been approximately $4,000 while the q
| ernpt4ons which American vessels wou
!, have gained in German ports would hai
amounted to barely $40 a year. As ma
ter OF fact, these taxes have been levi
I upon American vessels in German por
: and Il Is understood the United Stat
T will make a claim for recovery OF Il
> amount so eXtorsed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
CARDINALS GIVEN THE RED HATS,
Public ConEIHtOry mt Rome Was an
Imposing Ceremony.

Rome. Dec. 2--There was the usual GER
emony at the public consistory here to-
day, red hats bsing bestowed On Cardinal
Satoih and other cardinals nominated AT
the two last conslstories. After the scr
vice the new cardinals proceeded to the
S.stine chapel to return thanks to the
pontiff. who on his way back to the vati-
can was carried amid cries OF Long Ave
the pope" Long live the king"
Later the pope held secret conssstor'
and appointed several bishops, tncludtns
Rev. Edward J, o'Dea OF Portland. OF,
to be bishop OF Nisqually. which embra NJ
the state of Washington. The kinE o
servta was present at the public consist
DRY today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF wyoMlNe
"ssan ELECTORS, silver coasr.
-" fasiSn Jadse Rleetsd'

NhSyehhe. Wy0.. Dee S.--T,ha stat. 49,,
f~@sahg board, consisting OF ahs go, =
1eefvsaFy and treasurer OF stat. ~ ~ :
presence Of the governor. eanysss, ''ie
- A"f presidential eaeolSrs. members =,
'09s ana lastiee VI The supreme a.,
@1@S' THE official count shows "a, -
oo'.s 'essiiiet s,sss votes were eass n ar
'Naas- lfAe ofiieial vote is as fotia,xs.
ttSSA11sisaaA eaesloEs-W y Rrt,.,.
WA BENJAMIN Howell hW,s. sarnh "a
>iAaioy s,s@. all republican f,slo,, - =
tcts Tot Bryan. DsnieA l.. Wan M..sr Ne
~ joan A Martin Issg. Patrrk I
eAHait N's-si l,1og'.ss party, T.. j Jyr,
o4h "a John Sims tsI. psahsb,s,,r ,y,ns
W Highly ia o. 5, Johnson lss n r.
Smith - N - -
f"f Gang fess- William brown. pop,,l,s
VS. ffahk " MosAdvil. repub.iaan. e "a
J. T. Osborn. taslollss. Ie,sla
'assseS Of the supreme e.,lyg 4. ,,,., -.
4. o"sS, ls.stis H. v Gnaestzek. ss1
TIE 0rneia2 fos las disclosed l,,, 81.
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iSfs'~fsiet 10 tss b1aFd ahd eerttns.sr, -,
1aF<Sas'a /" ~ bv given 10 az ts,ree B,,.,s
s-S''A'ss The free sliFrg usssiaas4t+ "a,
o"sAsfs'@ss ) r. Osborne. ana shs fJ,. a.,
- S'@s@ilasts fua lasylur VI she su.sg,.,n,
s~'SAfx sii &Aso rs.va,r oersias,sss -,
sAsso&soA
tsts Of aassArha.~tt.
basMaa lsvE S-11ss ortl-5sI .,.T,a-.s ~
tiaO rsEe i3s iasr,sAasa.s ln tAs $50 c.,
ga ~ A@-a~'s @esr uAsg tgF MeKsh.-y
~ - ~ hseaa aad 70 .ss Zoe ia. .tn-,
IA a. $40
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
RAlNes LAWS GOOD FEATURES.
Poor saloons wiped Out and Free
Lunch Abolished.

New York. Dec, s-Nothing sensational
was developed IN the Investigation of
the Raines law today, Leonard r, Wells.
commissioner OF police OF Brooklyn. was
called to the chair, The good features
Of the law. he said. were the exposure
OF saloons, the abolition OF the free lunen,
which had practically relieved Brooklyn
Of an army OF tramps, and the raising
OF license. thereby wiping out number
Of saloons that were more OF less trou-
hlesomc TO the authorities.
what would you say as to the state
ment that 100 of these hotels in Brooklyn
are used for immoral purposess' asked
Senator Raines.
You want me TO use plain language
suppose. Well, then, would say that
Il Is a lie," replied Mr.. Wells.
Superintendent Mckelvie OF Brooklyn
police commended certain features OF thC
new law, amcng them exposure OF tbs
| saloons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
ONLY ONE MAN ESCAPED ALIVE.
Fight in Kentucky Between Two
Families Over Politics.

Cincinnati. Dec. "A special 70 the Com
nercial- Tribune from Middleboro, Ky, says:
News reached here Of fatal encounter In
Isetcher county yesterday in which William
Harrison. along with his sous-HarTy and
IameR-all OF whom were very string pariisans
against the regular nominee. II. G. Colsnn. ~
eagcd in a deadly fight with William Morgan
and his sons-Caleh and Thcmas-al supporters
OF John II. White, independent republican can
didate for congress in the Eleventh district.
Of ColEon.
The Morgans met the Harrisons on the rnad.
They began their old quarrel over the merits
Of White and ColRun and soon began shooting
az each other. The battle lasted several min
utpw and over a score OF shots were fired
OLD man Morgan fell mortally wounded al
the nrxt FIRE. when all was over the two Nor
gan boys lay dead and the two Harrison boyi
were probably fatally wounded. old man Nor,
gan Is dying. Harrison. the father. escape'
/ without a wound. though there were scVera
bullet holes in his clothes, The elder Har
/ rison surrendered to the authorities and state
that the Morgans brought on the difficulty an
that he and his sons fired In self defense.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
IS A WANDERING CHILD
,o,AN At THR EMFIRE LEAGUE
"a SAMED TtaE uAtTGD SrATss.
,.,t.n 81 the LeaWse's DFeasAs .
,..tisisn sf this Great Race
OF csnaasFsFs.

,-,tss Dee. a-The kmpaEe League
-. msstiAs this aftsraooa At the
g., ssn. The lord mayor. George F4a-
- pal.!ips presided. THIS hall Was vel
=, s..t Gtess MS lack Of shIhaslasts.
= The Canadians pFessat were S8f
-. ruppsF. L4isaIsnaBt kiEkpAlEsek
-, ,isssrs- DStsstl and L4aElss.
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..,.t f.gsnto, waa fsAa. stating that tRs
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
DEATH OF MISS SADIE MCDONALD.
A~Ir~aa Who Mas 20 Have Married
an English Earl.


sydney. n s. w. Dec A represent
alive in this city OF the Associated Press.
acting upon instructions. has Investigated
the death. Sunday. OF Miss Sadie McDon-
aid. the well known American actress.
and finds there Is no foundation for N"
Ject In the United States. Miss Mcdonald
died suddenly early sunday morning Of
cerebral hemorrhage and paralysis Of the
spine. In all probability due TO oyer-eX-
crtIon. Her demise was quickoned by a
severe fall she sustained recently while
rracticing handsprings At the Princess
ihcster. Melbourne for the last produc
lion Of "A MIX white Flag" which she
appeared In. Her remains were inferred
here Monday. the funeral being attended
10y many theatrical and other friends,
and all the members Of the company she
belonged 20.
shock Tn New York.
New York. Dec. s.-The announcement
Of the death OF Miss Mcdonald. following
50 closely on the announcement Of her
| engagement 10 the earl OF Shaftesbury,
who ~ in Australia. comes with a shock
| TO the theatrical people In this country,
Miss Mcdonald was one Of the clcvercs'
Soubrcttcs In the business. and her serv'
ices were In demand by many companies
now travelling in this country. She was
necessarily acrobatic. and was Obliged ID
| bc in practice all the time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
MAcEo AND weYLER HAVE A FIGHT
Rumors in Havana That the Insur-
gents Won the hattie.


Cincinnati. Dec. "A special TO the
Commercial Tribune from Tampa F.a-,
says:
From passengers from Havana This
evening il is learned that rumors a.
rife in Havana that a fight has just oc-
CURED between the vanguard Of Weyie-'s
army and some OF Maceo's men with
large forces on each side. No details arc
ment6oned because. as the passengers say.
the people in Havana are more than TN
usually retioent, since il was learned ,llst
the Spanish army did not come OF best.
u is believed. therefore, thar Maceo gam
ed a victory.
Reports From the Interior.
Havana Dec. a.-General Yncian Is in
Plnar del Rio. A report says he has az
rived at Artemisa with 100 sick soldiers.
brought in carts from Ca1yajabos- Ar
iegnisa advises announce the concentra-
ton OF insurgents in the rear OF he
eastern part of the trocha-
Unofficial advices from Pinar del RiC
City report an encounter between General
| Melquizo and the insurgents in the DIS
/ trsct of San Juan Y-Martinez- Nsne.eer
dead insurgents were, it appears, abAn'
doned on the field and numerous wound
ed were carried away.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
PAPERS BY MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Technical Topics Handled by Men of
Extensive Knowledge.

New York. Dec. AT the third days
session OF the annual convention Of the
Society OF Mechanical Engineers a paper
concerning the washing of htumsnous
coal by the Luhrig PROCESS was read by
J. W. Schaefer of Chicago; one on frse-
ton horse power in factories by {. Il.
benjamin OF Cleveland. while F. r. Jones
OF Madison gave some interesting results
of an experimental Investigation OF the
cutting OF bevel gears with rotary cutters.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
APPOINTING DEPUTY sHERIFrs
p"~I.I"- Wh1.R wiz Aaest che rs'.
Vaaaas ss taahs.

6'sA idaha. psc. lannon's The 30
r'''ans handed down by the sHprs'n'
'oHr' today vas one 81 general interest,
t'sa'ivs 20 the appointment Of deputy
'hS'iHs The casa came ~ from ca
'or county. The cpanty commissioner
'ffa5ei to aathastse the sheriff 10 en-.
p.oT deputy. The matter uas taken 10.
Tore the district court on . stipulated
f-'e. which set forth that = deputy Sa'
needed. ard that tiaa = meath would ~
''A7nnahln compensation On this shaW
ne tho court ordered that . deputy y
employed. THIS decision u reversed, th'
supreme court holding that the commits
s'"0ers In any such case must take eV'
d'n'" ana make an order based upon tn
sA' Ing made Such an order ts ~
ffa'able and may be reversed. but In Inv
case the commissioners had not iaEa'
arY evidence.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
DISCOVERY OF ROCK PHOSPHATE.
Tennessee shows the Richest known
Ledge In the World.

Tennessee Shows the Richest Known
Ledge in the World.
Chicago. Dec The Tfnes-Herald to-
day says:
The richest and most extensive dlscov-
cry OF rock phosphate In the history OF
the world has been made IN Tennessee.
The deposits underiie four counties In the
vicinity Of Nashville. Davidson Wsaiham-
son, Rutherford and Aaury. The rock
lies in vein averaging from three to Y
feet in thickness and Is but 10 feet below
the surface. The commercial value OF the
discovery Il Is impossible to estimate, but
the output will be worth more than that
| OF the richest gold-mining territory in the
world. The discovery OF the phosphate
was made by a Mr.. Clark, a well-kno~n
chemist In Atlanta, Ga Among those
who 1t is said have bought up large tracts
OF land in the above named counties are
George W. Scott. a capitalist OF Atlanta.
Ga, Phil y. Armour OF Chicago. James
Madison OF Lasalle, Ind, and the North
western FertitEing Company OF Chicago.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
ITALY AND IMMIGRATION LAWS.
StrIcter Provisions a boon 60 the
United states.

Washington. Dec. 2-Commissioner Gen
eraI Stump OF the immigration bureau
has made his report to the secretary Of
the treasury on the result of his recent
mission TO Rome in the interest OF the
proper understanding and observance OF
our immigration laws. The result Of Mr.
Siump's several conferences with the au-
lhori;ies was the issuance by Minister
Rudini OF a proclamation giving in dctali
the provisions of our immigration law :
and a comprehensive explanation of IL.
The minister requires each emigraut TO
provide himself before his departure with
his own pouale certificate, setting forth
In detail his criminal record. II he has
ever been under arrest. which must be
delivered TO the immigration officials Al
the United States port OF entry.
The proclamation also instructs all To-
cal immigration agents 10 refuse pass
ports to persons not clearly entitled &c
land In the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
SUICIDE OF PRINTER WIN. G. HILL.
Domestic Troubles Supposed 60 Have
Led TO Self Destruction.

Portland or. Dec. 1-winiam q. HIN.
we'll known printer and stAtioner, doing bust
ness al IS Morrison street. committed suicide
last night by shooting himself behind the right
ear with sS-calibre revolver His body was
found when his place Of business was opened
this morning by a compositor employed by the
arm OF nm & Rogers. Hin was g years old.
rive years ago he secretly married a Portland
woman, but as they did not tive happily to-
gether a separation followed. domestic troubles
are supposed to have caused the suicide.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
TOO BIG A JOB FOR THE MAYOR.
t,nJou'. Chtcf Executive VIII Not
Attempt 60 Raise Debt.

I.,rson n,s,. $50 wide a circulation
- Ron gwen TO story TO the cffcct
ma, Lori Mayor Phillips proposed to cell
-,r,,c the Goth year of her maleSiy's
r,len hy cndoavorng TO raise the sum OF
=, annS. or S,eNcn for the purpose OF
10 ,,e,,ine tho aggregate debt of the Lon
,,n hospitals. that tho lo'd mayor las
ro,,nd 1, necessary TO issue formal de-
mai In this he states that, while the
.,,.,,r % one that kcenly appeals to his
:, mn, tbies, he does not believe that II Is
,,.sslrIc to bring Il to a practical soln-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
e,st N r,4t NINE Is tNrtNGwsHto
auh.l,uua works In tIsh w" N""
t.t,s ~ Their Dead

q, t.,s,.. pss l-I'rea'd'n' { q. 80. -
-. -, ,hs at,aon Asphalian 'o'.,''F
-. ,,.-,,,,s.i a telegram stating 'h' h'''
= a. asrhsltum mime near l'f' ~
ebosas t-Iusah Indian ''2-, -.
have t.son sI,'ng'iah'''. ana IN
n, ra,overtuF enc t''iles 81 'h' '.1' ,.. .,
10 besan AZ Cncs. Thee" mrs IRIS ~ -.
rurp,ne Tor some time ana nave W., -.
"a dasir,, ,tlou Of valuable deposits ''
| rhatturn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
THREE DAYS, 1--WE BIRD SHOOT.
All the Cracks I'm Competition ut
Trenton. N. y.

Trenton, N j.. Dec. 1.-The Interstate fair
Grounds today saw the first day OF three
DAYS shooting contest IN which Brewer, Eili-
ptt Class, Fulford. Murphy and other cracks
tonk mart The main contest was a handicap
svreeprtakps at 8 birds. ENulford and Van
nyke tied fer first place with a handicap OF 81
ana = yards respectively. and with "a birds
killed and missed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
DATE is CHANGED TO JANUARY ~.
Commercial Bodies VIII Then Toy
with Questions of Finance.

indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 2-rhe execut-
i've committee having In charge the Ar
engagements for the national monetary
conference OF commercial bodies this AZ
ternoon changed the date for the confer
ence from January to January L.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
p.A.r,.a PACIFIC COAST rs',
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" sry ~ iha ascfarnesss rtvsg In CA''
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
ON RAceTRAcks, EAST AND WEST.
Summary of Events mt San Francis
co and New Orleans.

San Francisco Dec. 2-Six and a half fur
Summertime won. ReddsrgtOn second.
Wyoming third; time. l;elh.
Seven furionES-CSeyser won Candeiaria SEC
ond The Roman third. time. l:27A.
SIX furlonEs-Moylsn won. la Mascctta sex
ond AlvRrado third. time l:l5h.
Mile and stXteenth-Rahe Murphy won, Her
raanita second. Tom Gilmore third. time. l:4sa.
Mnc-wawona won. Johnny McHale second.
Miss Ryummel third: time, l:S2-
AZ New Orleans.
New Orleans, Dec. S-ReSuits:
six MISUNDERSTANDING won, MOntell second,
Belle Of Foriham third; time. i:ssA.
six furiongs-Rober7 Bonner won. Ivory SEC
ond Pomeroy Sec third; time. l:sil.
Five furionGs-Doomrul won. Dawn second
Henry E third: time. l:tEA.
Seven furlongs-Linnette won, Mrs. Rrad
shaw second Paskola third: time, lisa
Six furlougs-Frank Gaubert won. Orator
second Sammy Young third: time l:s2lx.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
GEN eusnA APPRECIATE IS DEAD
o,a.T,w. orSE"Hia' m" ""'' "
y" Wv" Republican.

hr,',ssats alei herr last n'sh, q, Wv
Zee OF" " e lie vas one Of the con'I,''
,s' ,S,sr tina, called the rs' , Re-, .or,i
c'nN'n.'," a. a, surveyor general Of Greg" .,
e,r". - rronlropt in republican ''no, ,'
lie vas I,,,o until the las, fow yea, =,
In TN, 80 w.. been acting With the rooP''
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uaron Noa HIcbCrHtrin Took Car
Tan.tIn M. own URndU riding.

prrHn yss. The trla4 % Hort l'>oK'
.-t uassa Won Isue,zn, Herr rostz- Hs'1
f.. -,=s- ans Ha-v Faalimcr. the journalists
u.A, are gbars--i With libclAng Count
u,sap ~ EalcnhcrE. Raron Marshall
y.r4 ne.l-araioln and Prince Alexander
Xaa iIahoalnhe. was resumed today.
I,-s1re Alexander Non Hoaenlohe, Baron
Nsra-haa Won Rie',o->'en. pTsry eou7-
-..sr o. lTo's,riu. AMI Counselor 0 the
f.-s-saon iiamnan were In attendants as
q ncHzna
rar,n Mara-haB Won Blehcraie'n Fa'd
,ssi DO knew neither Baron Won IAie'Eo'
r,- i,er7 le,ykyrt, and that on the sup
...s.sian shas the esenogrsp.rer attending
r,s Nsnaue< was unable to take shor'
s.,r.' na,cs I'm French, he wrote the wori'
NJ the cars tunHs and Immediately oad
81, verified by a Russian official.
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NONE or THEM 90 Bv CANTON
iea make rsisaSiS calls.

'An,on. Ohio Dsc. A-eeaatut John ~
,9nsrsssNsn william Masaa o. iliinoia, reach.
- an'Nn this morning and durihe the dar haa
hrElnlsy
''nerssssnAH Nelson plnaiey Of Maine, ehaif'
.,@n - the ways and means cuntnittee and an-
- - the pinRtey biii. arrived IN Canto.
tF''n Cleveland this evening". He vas met a.
ne NeTot hy attaches u the Mckinley helse
s,'' and vent direct 10 the residence. Hefs
haIN
ssna,ors Mitchell snA Mcbride arrived her
'h's auarnoon IN the var 10 washinatcn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05

Boise. Idaho. Dec. a--Attorney General Par
sons returned today, quorum Of the board
OF parions being present formal action was
taken in the case OF George n, Hinckley, Isatah
county forger. and he was set at liberty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
TOOK HER DAUGHTER AND FLED.
~. Mercer af ogden Feared the He
W.T. LII oI a divorce Sutt.

Nr.. Mercer of ogden FcHrcI '"e me-
suIt at "a divorce Snit' 49,,
san Francisco, Dec. S-Fohce ue'eet-
ives nrc trying to capture Mrs mercer
~, os,,,n. Who is represented by ogden
,u,boriiIcs a. having disappeared rom
,o,no with her little daughter, for FEAR
,hc latter may he delivered to the Gus
,oIy Of the father as a result OF at
-, w." suit. The woman and child were
w., ,,n weeks ago at leading hotel
~, !, Is said she threw the police on the
va, nv dressing her daughter In boy
.t,4htuu
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For secretary OF ArrIcuIture,

Sacramento Cal, Dec, AIT the California
Fruit CrnWers' convention today a resolution
was adopted and forwarded TO President-elect
Mckinley asking him to appoint EiwoOd Cooper
AZ san Francisco. secretary OF agriculture.
t,n,,er Is owner of a large olive orchard and Is
a pioneer IN olive culture