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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23

parents, Isabella ii. and Francois OF As
sise, are stiIl living. Isabella - the motor
tous woman whose intrlgurs and amourn
brought the spanish court 10 the lives
ebb. At one time no SELF respecting No
man would DC seen at the palace Mos
Of lsaoe.la'S life Is now spen- and he
sayrst surroundings OF far.stAu lie. Tue
aunt OF the baby king who takes the tIIlr
Of Alfonso NIL, Is the Princess EulaAe
who visited The worlds fair a; Chicago
IN ls93. and Was the Center " srrslt
deal OF attention from the American PEG
pie His other Aunts are Isabella ini
Maria Della ttE. Young Alfonso has ". u
sisters, Maria de las Mercedes ani Mar,
Theresa. His mothers conduct nas o--u
such as 10 restore The court ~ is former
decency, and her administration OF The
regency has been marked w!Lh cousllrrl-
bic ability. Those who hope great thing
from the king rejoice that his education
IS IN ,he hands u so capable i mother
Alfonso. ike MS predecessors. wAs bap
Used IN the Roman Catholic faith. wh.-I
Is the dominant r-lIslon Of the kingdom
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
REPORTS ABOUT KANSAS CITY
further Details of the Wind Which
Carried Death.

Kansas City. May lS-Ssws OF loss OF
lfe and destruction OF property by yester-
lays cyclone IN Kansas Is slow II COM
nS IN. owing TO the condition OF tele
sraph wires. Fully half dozen towns
we're struck by the t~!sler, and II Is
<nown the dead will number seven. The
INJURED number fully u, many OF whom
are injured fatally.
Reserva, a village on the Missouri Pa
;lnc. IN Brown county, seems 20 have teIt
he brunt OF the storm. But rye houses
we're lefc standing there The killed and
INJURED at Eeserya are:
h.Ied-D. ". Terhune. aged ~; Ralph
Sweeney. aged 3: Viola Phillips. aged 4.
Mrs. John Rynd-r.
lniured-John Rynter. fatally. william
Helltson, Mrs d. W. Terhune and laugh
Ter. sherman Phillips, Jerry Young and
wife. George Kennedy. Ed. Phillips. Harry
Thompson and wife, Frank Jones. Mrs
Sweeney and three children. Rev. Nr
Parker. wife and daughter and William
Na-grave.
The cyclone crossed the central branch
II the Missouri Pacific at Blue river. TWO
niles east Of Irving. followed the rail
road and river TO Frankfort. thence north
% Balleyville, Seneca. Sabatha and Re
serse. entering Nebraska al Falls city,
Al Falls City II overturned u freight
,ars, demolished the B. * ". freight de-
Dot and damaged D houses Mr. AMI Mrs
Hinton are reported hurt.
AT Sahatha. Kan, 25 houses were de-
;troyed. and twice as many wrecked
The identified dead In the vicinity Of Sa.
oatha are:
Mrs. Jacob Melsner. Hattie Buheny Ell
en- Casey. Sherrod and Conw-ll and chill
iren number not gwen. Mrs. Dan Say
lor. Mrs. Scougs. Mr. Beachy and an IN.
known woman
Injured-W. VI Garry. George Carey.
William Machamer. 5. +. Hay. AriIe Hay.
Mrs. Casey. two Casey children. Mrs. DICK
Murphy. not expected to live.
Forty OF the Sabatna families are home
.ess. Six are reported killed near Oneida
The cyclone seems 10 have opened is
'Orce al Preston. Neb.. xher. half ta-
buildings are reported wrecked ami sever.
4! people injured. some DANGEROUSLY
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
sECrARIAx NATTER CROPPED OUT
Senate Allowed Charity Appropria-
tons Before.

Washington, May lS.-Ths senate To-Day
passed the District OF Columbia approprta-
ton bill. carrying approximately S,S-o,ah
A debate on the question Of appropriation
for sectarian purposes cropped out on the
paragraph making appropriations 70
charities in the district On vote tbs
senate sustained the committee in pro-
yidng specific appropriations for nuner-
ous private charitable institutions, some
of them Of a ssctarian character. A fu--
Their provision was adopted for an Invest
cation into the charity system OF the dis
trict with view to ascertain what II any
OF the public appropriations are used for
church purposes
Shortly after the reading OF the bill be
gan a terrific rairstorm broke over the
capitol The senators were first startled
by a report Ike the discharge OF a heavy
gun on the roof. Then torrents OF rain
swept across the roof. forcing a way
through the glass ceiling until the chamber
was nlled with a thick mist and larse
drops fell on the desks OF the senator's
Senator Plat opposed the committee
change. He said the best sentiment o.;
the country upheld the view that the gov
eminent, state or national. ought no, u
appropriate money TO private charities.
whether sectarian or not.
Senator PETER also opposed the commit
tee change, saying that the senate should
adopt heroic treatment In dealing with the
question
Senator Teller said, while in favor OF
government conduct OF government inst
tutions, yet 1t was felt the government
charities were not yet adequate in the
District OF Columbia to permit an imma-
date abandonment Of the old system.
Senator Galllnger added a profess
against the committee change.
Senator Sherman expressed his belief in
the general principles OF restricting all to
government Institutions, yet, he said. the
present private system OF charity IN the
district should not be struck down until a
government service was provided for sick
and needy.
Senators German and CockreIl support
ed the committee amendment, and Senator
George opposed 1t.
Senator Allison, chairman OF the appro-
priation committee, said the amendment
were designed 10 make the largest posi-
BILE use Of the limited government charities
In Washington without Gripping many
worthy private charities.
The committee amendment giving stated
sums 10 numerous private charities was
agreed to, yeas Is, noes -, as follows:
Yeas: Republicans - Aldrich. Allison,
Cameron. Carter. Chandler. Cullom, Hale
Hawley. Mcbride, Perkins, Pe,tigrew
Shoup, Teller. Wetmore, Wilson-15. Dem
ocrats-Bacon, Bate. Berry. Blackburn.
Cafery. Cockrsn, Faulkner, German,
Pasco, Roach. Vest. Walthau and White
II. Populists-Allen, Kyle and Stewart-3.
Total %
Nays: Republlcans-Baker, Brown, Bur
rows, Cannon. Clark. Gallinger. Nelson,
Pritchard, Warren-9 Democrats-Chn-
ton. George. Mills. Populist-Pener
Total l3.
The bill passed al SD D. m. and the SEN
ate held brief executive session and ad-
journed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
PLANS OF raE silver MEN.
The, May Oppose Adtsursme1t VAIN
After Convention Meets.

Warrington, May H-The impression "
.r,xing about the capital that the silver
-, saa, TAX, a positioa axainst naal
80. m. ,.,,a,sI e.aysn-
aH'' -.....'-...,, .,,,,,.... all
''oh' "isS>' -. an, ~ an
yer ~iN oSAe, ~ W."
parties ,, -,
There has been no 'oi"'As As Ns
tar. oaI there has osSa
VI Views anu thste 10 w sNN0' - -,
u the leaders hold the opini'a '"a'
ue wise 10 postpone aaIoai
there shall De ofpottuhiS w
position tho conventions WI 'sAe
financial question
Forecast OF INC
The present VEGA IN 'NS $3.50. .,.
% ue gwen w 1ais1' ~ "' = -
as 10 mo Llattie1 VI -.
liberation VI 'hS S@
consume eoasllsfAo's m'fe ''iHe -,
Is disposed u the dIs'ftNs a63'NP''~
ulu Viii Dc taxed w II - Ho' w
sy the NohfSTeHee fSpot ~ sao "s
DILL
II - expected thAt the dis'FteI aPb
9rlatlSn bill Will lead to c9h''aefaD'7 rs
:usslJu fhef= are aametoua items vi
~hich ~tlI eau for sapAnAtloh shi y"
,Oke anIasoa!aui. not the '7asI % IA
the ameAdmeht changing the hS+-'
sFJVlsIOn cutting on TIE sa-oelA spy
yrial ons tor ehafstasls Institutions u '
alleged thai many % these eoaesfHs A.
sectsrlsn ana there viii te AZ ehoft 70
ave tae house. pEoVlslva fesISfSi
Il - eAps-t5 ted TIA; tAefe vii! D. al Ell
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
DEBATE OF IMMIGRATION BILLS
The House Ha. a Number Under Con-
side ration.

Washington. May le-The house TO-DAY
entered upon a two days debate OF ths
immigration bills reported from the I'm
migration committee. william Stone 0.
Pennsylvania and Mr.. Tracswell Of In
diana argued for a restrictive measure
Mr.. Cow!iss OF Michigan. for his bill. le-
signed to put an end 70 Canadian comoa-
tition with American labor: Mr.. Morse OF
Massachusetts and Mr.. Bartholdt Of Ms
souri, for the educational test bill TIL
feature Of the debate today was the pie.
OF Mr.. Buck OF Louls.an. against any
sort OF restrictive legislation beyond th1'
now on the statute books. which exclui
ed paupers and criminals. Before til
debate began a resolution vas adopted In
structlng the sergeant al arms TO sum
mon the clerks Of the counties In thu
Sixteenth district OF Illinois for the pur
pose uf recounting the ballots in tn
Rlnaker- Downing contest.
The title OF Mr.. Owens OF Kentucky 10
his seat was confirmed. and Mr. Steele Of
Indiana, Mr.. Cousins Of Iowa and NJ
McClelland Of New York were appolnte!
on the board OF visitors TO West Point.
AT 1870 the debate on the immigration
bills was opened by Mr. Bartho,a, o.
missouri. chairman OF the immigration
committee. The bills were four in mum
Der. one known yariously as the Bar
tholdt, Mccall or Lodge bill provided an
educational test. II excluded all nal.
persons between Is and 81 years Of agg
VINO could not read and write English or
some other language. Another, the Ton
DILL provided for the inspection OF iruni-
grants BY our consular officers and their
ceruncat!on Of imm grants who do no
belong 70 any class Of Immigrants exc!uI-
ed by existing contract labor or other i'm
migration laws. The bill was offered a.
an amendment to the Bartholdt-McCaI
bill.
The Corliss bill, offered as a substitute
applied wholly to the Canadian borda-
and made 1t unlawful for any alien TO en-
ter the United States Except 10 teach new
arts or industriesI and engage in any me
chanical trade or manual labor. TIL
provisions OF the bill do not apply h.
sailors on the grea, lakes.
The hahaney bin. also offered a. 9
substitute. makes all contracts by allen
10 perform labor In the United States H.
legal. IT also makes II a rnlzd.rneano-
Tor any person to perform labor duty n
The states who has becomr a citizen o.
he United States and returned TO a for
,ign country to make that his home.
Mahaney's substitute was ruled out on |
point of order.
Mr.. johnson OF California then offered
sweeping motion to absolutely sxcI lido
n foreign born" laborers. skilled or III
killed. and to make captains and masters
{ vessels responsible for the character
their passengers.
Mr.. Bsrtholdt says that there was no
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
Al INTERESTING MUaDss 80.
hiiiiss Of = sss-ts-Lass ~ .. -.
Mas.

Boise. Idaho. Mar D-An isss,.....
HuFleF eass 10 GA trial al WeS.., -
@vSA. The defendant - an sia ma =.
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aAl All!Si hts A-ia-las, Es.vasA
slIGz. nzaF AS2Ioss IL ~as go
BAT thS shooting ~ as IN self -axgsass =
,asa aai had trouble, aAi nloss -
-4s<1 81 Aasths acted IN SUCH q -.
gJsasd hLs sits ,hat the yabae - ~
VaieAI Ioas Curtis. shsa ia -.
sLAtsi that ae hai mst ais saa -sa.is. !.
No Kali AL Allied hl@. Tue sses =.
s-4AI aHt Guftls sas al 9a=s sxs<.ss
sis as fS4h1 SOFA al . ael q sssr' : -.
lal sFgmguy aim4gse.i tbs Aiilaaa -
ms sAptaaAtt0A thAI he sAs tasz.s |.
sLJIL ~ cave n. 9sh lie. HsssSss I
a. he'll EJf sa4Edss. AMI the ssbisass I.
4r.sE ih&rVi4-ri H4aAes u L8.5x kxsx 1.
nm Il "a sa1 q a thAt rsSas hxi 81 l.
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'4F. hrs tsA1. - tEsa 1EstRass IkAl eass.
a. ga salf N 4 ssFsBs Es2ss sAi h.
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G2t- gsF TIE u4Ft<sSs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
E. V. DEBs NAMED FOR PRESIDENT
Chicago Labor Congress Endorse
Him by RESOLUTION.

Chicago. May He. V. Debs was named
for the president Of the United States by
the Chicago labor congress today. tn
resolution provoked a discussion who.
consumed three hours. but It was finally
adopted by slight majority. It was re
c!ted in the resolution that as the cor
porations. syndicates and trusts are seek
ng 70 have presidential candidates nom
mated. who are in sympathy with the ex
sting order OF Industrial things. labor D.
sanized and unorganized should be equally
soilc.to1s that man be nominated VIII
known to be friendly to workers AMI
wealth producers The congress express
I'd the belief that Debs Is best fitted C
become the leader Of the indus,r:a'
classes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23

Forests Arc burning and People Ar.
Leaving Their Homes,

Davis. w. Va. May I7.-Au day lon.
hundreds Of men from all sections hav.
oravely but Intellectually fought the for
est fires. which at o'clock tonight. af
ter continuing e hours. are, 10 possible
burning more fercely than ever. Lumber
men this morning who estimated tn.
probable loss at Eooo. now state tn
amount has been exceeded. and are I'm
Wiling to make any further prediction.
~ the loss.
The middle fork tract IL comple,sly
wiped out, and the adjoining forest /,
now burning. The Weather Is sun dry
me high shifting winds continue and tho
ar IL sitting with The smoke and hea,
me women and children from tho noun
am villages are tonight arranging n
cave their homes 10 take refuge In tn.
larger towns.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
">''NT CHURCH aN>IsERstR,
'"""E"rnt~d at Asbury Park 4, m.
Presence OF Hundreds.


'.''f - - - J VI II 3D..
Nay weather narSst: today the sn,,,y,,r,
''n o' IN" great annual My anntvsrst
r'"s OF N" Baptist church In the t-ra,.-.,
states. ana rHpreHsu'afly ives OF the .4.,,..
nation, male and tsrnl5o. risrry ,rtt.
nave taken tins noted resort by ST.,
rms morning the various s..r.5.t.-
lnin'e committees were In szsas.,,,
nus evening the actual bushes, ~. =.
week was begun with tho l,+A
meeting Of the Wnmsn's u,r.f,. IT,
Mission Society. Mrs J y Cr,a,.
ne presiding officer AMI tho ness,,,
ne year was prepared BY M;saN a ~
iette. This and all tho mes+i,s,
week VIII be held In tho AtiII.n,,.t-,.
when has seating capacity 20 ~, -
Among tho noted dIv,nHs already her.
or "hom accommodations have h.,,,
'er'ed' are President Harper of ,,ht1,..
university. ksvs. Dra. IIensa a.,
renee OF that city. Rsys Dra w ~ -
riiE" Cincinnati, W. H. Gelnw.t, ~,
nHsota: j. W Wilmarth. pannsyr,.,"t
6oston w. Smith. Minnesota !
or Mobile. Ala. Il. r McArthur
York, w. +. Thomas, Rurrn,b -, ~
y Mason. Assam. W. H. +. FaunGa y;
ork W, ". Sloane. Mexico C;eo,ra ~
l''timer. boston. Henry F. Colbv ~.
ana e.. w. Harvey Of Afrtc, - ''''
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
AMERICAN GIRLS PRESENTED
Princess of Wales Held a Drawing
Room for the Queen

London, May 13.-The princess Of Wales
assisted by her daughters and Prince
Charles of Denmark. held the Iargas.
drawing room Of the season al Bucking-
nam palace today In behalf Of the queen
Commandsr-ln-Ch!ef Lord Wolsely as wei.
- a! the members OF the Diplomatic corp
were among those present.
The Americans presented were the ducn-
@ss OF Marlborough. formerly Miss Con
suelo Vanderbilt Mrs. Calvin Brice and
aer t1o daughters. and Mrs. Douglas
Grant Of New York. Mrs. Henry Asqulth
formerly Miss Tenant, was also present
I'd. Thomas F. Bayard. United States am
oassador. and Mrs. Bayard and Mr.. Bay
ard 8 s.Cretary were praaenf.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
~ Favor OF JOHN y w,.>,
>upreme Court Decide. ,.,
On an Estate.

'fnda. May - 4 0aso CROWNS an. 49,,
S',''.l'n over Tho Uysnt sa,,.o r.,
~, "'s l"1IlrA ~ tho suors,,
a., ~ ~ ''v,r 't appellant. John = q.
s,v,rs. -, want died In appkaa-
P2hdents claimed tho Same a,
M "sf'r7 Tho point Ct rnntor,t..
nus sse was that appellant "a,
on OF deceased and that Isco,,a, ~,
!, ,,,,'."s', The court does not aoT,,o u'a'
=. W" questions raised for tho re,,o, ~. ~.
~ 'o.er court erred In andlns ~, ~
,hi, 49,, vas not son Of deceased ~,
~ 49,, 49, W" court ia SO well aafIsGo, -.
= ."-'t lulHmoni ~ rsters,l -.'.I W
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
WAS HIT BY A CYCLONE
FALLS CITY, NEB., THE LATEST
SUFFERER FROM TWIsTER.
Reports That Forty People, all In
atans. Lost Their Lives In the
Awful Gale.

Omaha. May lS-A special TO the Bee
from Falls City, Neb.. says;
This city and surrounding country are
mourning tonight. Win dead and IN
,ared in many families and the debris OF
he devastating elements covering every
hing. A cyclone struck the place. As far
IS can be learned at present the killed
and injured are:
killed-Eight-year-ol son OF J NJ.
doucks, Mrs. Sam Saylor. Mrs. John
smith and Mrs. Shock.
illiam Brannon and wife. J.
u Houeks. Mrs J. N. Houcks. Isaac b,
Rhodes, son and daughter OF Mrs. Rhodes.
William Hinton. Mrs. William Hinton. a
laughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Hinton, q tramp
Il the Missouri Pacific depot and William
Smick.
IL Is estimated the damage will be SIS.
~ TO the city and park.
Deaths On the Reservation.
Omaha. May ia special to :ae Eee
rom Humboldt. Neo.. says:
The train this evening brings reports
II frtghtful results OF the cyclone on the
'esersation. adjoining this county. They
.ssert that " persons were killed by the
,yclone on the reservation. No particulars
.Fe ootainable as all wires are down.
Those killed are supposed 10 be Indians,
As there are few whites on the reserva-
lion.
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ts'~~' Of 'rri.s~ D~.sv-~si.~ n
arsit to t.<ars

IA : fE.y. Sss May - An s1srs .
's'S- Al1 tbs sEts~' % sHs cyy .a-= saiase
r. .ar ''fsr rvssrTa t5a have n-sa s.ssSt
TBS rugart % - sitissi AL szaay y
Hsri az ass - vsrsEei yNs ssuasrt
,aii q have been brnsask. from "a. n
-r-r q sA- -zs<rsatt4a sy a s.pxssr
af"s '"Are,s s.a~iY % tAe .ss~.raszm
Zee 4s1rahas rir-s.susssz-~s. .zt egs
'.l rvs - srrsai-a Fisa fSass<fss 40
|.5 ~ fsss77 - siEA assr. h.4 rae
i7i "re-Asi Etrrs u "a ssrzpttssaIfy ~
SO '9 yer''T ere present ru-nsr CSslssm
~ ~ : county hsil q rslass rs.sssizs tss
7daT AL s..asinte3 a rssnruisfss 70 Sfp
'5-S '+-is fss - ey-t1a& victims II M
M ma las iIra.ty Several haz4rs,s b.
srs wsvS ~onsrtb4tsa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
TROOPS SENT To THE AGENc,
Tongue River indians Need to be
Frightened.

Washington. Nay is.-Cpon repc- 4entt-
I,ons OF Indian Agent Stouch AZ TongI,
River agency. Montana. Transmitted
through and Endorsed By the Interior de-
partmen;. the var department sen. 0r
lers 20 General Brooke, commanding tn
department OF DAKOTA. 10 send troop
from Fort Custer. Mont. to the agrH y
TO preserve order and stop the k!Has Of
cattle BY Indians. Probably Two troop
u the Tenth cavalry Will De sent. blt
Genera! Brooke IS allowed 10 use nj, iis-
rn,lnn-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23

'"~'"'"ry Of sh~ tst-vs.s Avseesss
the T~ttes utll.

"s'H'nE'7n. May 10 The secretary
10 'ntsrtar has Forwarded Chalrn<s
sherman - the house COMMITTEES On fndkss
'Nairs favorable rapar, on the Tess
IN providing for the abolition Of ~
'"'sH' ~ commissioner Of indian aRsiS
ma assistant. AMI the substitution ,he~
'ar ~ hosri NJ three Indian eozsai~
"Hhsrs Tbs board Ia 90 consist al to
n"n"sTs NJ opposite political faith and -
'rmT officer. The only change In the ~
'ngE"sia1 ~ tho secretary 10 striking -
no PROVISION that the army Officer y
'hnra the rank Of maiar
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
VIEW OFFICERS OF THE A. p. A
After the Election the Meeting
Finally Adjourned.

Washington, May E-The l!st OF new
officers Of the a. =. A. was completed to-
day AZ follows: Secretary. W. J. Palmer
Butte. Mont: treasurer. e. e. Campbell
Minneapolis: ssrgeant-at-arms, J. w. FL
liz. South McAllister. !. T.: guard r. F.
Howard. Omaha; sentinel. T. 9. Benson
Ohio: trustees-Allison Stocker. Denver
Colo: George Hester. Cleveland. Ohio. "
J. white, Richmond. Va. Al noon .be
meeting adjourned.
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BIG FIRE At ATLANTA, GA
IT Midnight Last Night IL wns Sun
Burning FicrceIy.

Atlanta. Ca. May 1.-THE most serious
:onhagrat!on this city has experienced In
o years broke out shortly before Il o'clock
tonight in block in the center Of the
city.
At midnight the fire had made a com.
o!ete sweep Of the block, and was threat
en!ns to spread across Decatur street. The
Total loss on the Markham house block /.
probably 10000, largely covered by in
.urance.
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ARMOUR FInEMEv COMA IN ,.
'""oe Demanded n, Ko,. m
IL 0van,.d. 'hy

mon o, ,ho y May @.-The strikIn, FIR.
~"ht out May 6. for lnr,sa, pant who
-. hours. compromised - ses ana
S 49,, iited their boycott, agaI aHa,rs
tomn pany meats and win return , ~ INC
n, H. ~" Nv, thousand or moro =" WORK
~ who o"a inherent Departments n, , s,nploros
will he ,s'n on because Of LAX a, .an''
lnorea,. a, ~ The nremsn ra ro, y.
hours. prso,,s ~ cents per hour Tor .,,n,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
TABOR OPERA HOUSE AT AUcrro,
Two Foreclosure Suits AExrexntinx
Nearly e1.OOO,OspO.

Denver. May i7.-That the Tabor opera
house and the Tabor block will soon /.
sold at public auction seems certain. the
state supreme court having confirmed tn
action Of the Arapahoe county district
court giving the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company authority 10
toreclose its first mortgage Of 500. 900. Ma
Laura D. Smith. who holds a second mo-.
gage for 10000. has also obtained from
the court permission to forecIosa
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't''"tta, May ~ The sentences III "
y" Tors ~ The johannesburg rsformsrs y
~ announced today viii stand over ~
no present AMI meanwhile sentences ~
~ years imprisonment have haen substf
'H'sH Tor tho sentence Of death imposes
IN colonel Rhodes. John Hays Hamneaa
''ooe' Phillips ami George Farrsr. ME-
'tn'' pr's"ners are discharged
'hE N'n"n we're sentenced TO fvs months
n,Pr' comment, q TO three months W.
gtizuumrnf
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Two Firem-n Killed md VALUABLE.
Property Destroyed.

Warrington. May ia CONFEDERATION
which resulted in the loss of almost a
quarter Of a million dollars. in which two
1remen were killed and four seriously
INJURED by falling walls. occurred In this
lily about O'CLOCK tonight Twenty-one
buildings with their contents were de-
s;royet in the space of about two hours
The burned district consists almost en-
'irely Of commission and wholesale
lobbing houses In the square bounded by
3 street. Louisiana avenue, Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The fire starte; n a branch ONCE OF
he Postal Telegraph company. located
IN b street. and Is supposed to have been
'aused by lightning. a severe thunder
storm having just passed over the city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-05-23
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