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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
HERBERT IN ENGLAND.

Southampton, August 19.-When the
American Line steamship ST. Louis ar
rived here this morning from New York
she was saluted with twenty one guns by
the United States flagship Minneapolis,
as Secretary Herbert was on board. Ad-
miral Selfridge and Captain Hunker, in
full uniform, met the Secretary as he,
landed
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20

am now receiving my cream from
Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute Creamery, which is far superior to
what have been using, and can furnish
pure ice cream at one dollar per gallon,
with one pound mixed cake. Give nue. a
trial order, and am convinced You will
take no other. ]. j, Catogni. q,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
LYNCHING IN pROspECT.

Middlesboro, Ky, Augut 19.-Hiranh
Price, who killed his wife and mother.in-
law with an axe June 4 and escaped. to-
the mountains, has been captured and
lodged in Sneedville Jail. Men are gath
ering from every direction and Price will
probably be lynched.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALyE.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, OR no pay re-
qulred. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale at Massie's Phar-
macy, 100 Jefferson street, Roanoke.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20

Those No. stoves are new, trimmed
up complete for $3.50, at No. 10 and
ITO 12 Commerce street
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20
NORFOLK LOST

Lynchburg, August ..19.-Lynchburg
defeated Norfolk to-day by the score of ID
to 10.
Lynchburg. 10 runs, IL hits. 1 error:
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20

W Mail orders solicited, :.
=. and shall have our prompt {:
and careful attention. :.
Respectfully, !.
CATOGNI BROS. :.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
WELCOME WAS AHEAD AT BUTTE
August II Set Apart as Free silver
Day.

Butte, Mont. July 30.-There Were SOW
efal good features in the races today. Tire
pacing race being particularly interest ding
Welcome was the selling faYorite against
field Of seven horses. il was a long
race. bu; through skillful driving by Andy
Mcdowell the faVorite was landed via
neT.
Pacing. 2:lS class, IN g. purse $500
Welcome, by Arthur wilkes CMcDoNeiD.
won: Sophia r. tStimsonl second. Glen
Arthur tRice) third. Roszelle 1Kornb
fourth. Black Cloud CSpioer, Shanerj hf;n.
lras Edwards, sixth. Hal Corbett (Ray-
leaul seventh. Tom Johnson GMcGinniSl
eighth Time-2:l5. s:lTA. 2l6iz, 2.i5 Z.
s.lg;.
Running. six furlongs. for non-w!nners
since June -. selling. purse S2jo-Notce
won. NerVoso second. Allahabad third
Comrade Cyrus King. La France, oide--
man. Cary and Carnot also ran. Tim
l:i6S.
Running. FIVE furlongs, owners hand.
cap, purse $3.50 49, Sam Lucas won BE
Howard second. MAY w third. 'Os;lel
Joe also ran. Time. 709ss
Running. six fufionWs. selling. pur e
tSGi-Encino won. Imp. Fullerton Lass
second. Tennessee Maid third. Addie NJ
Sunrise H.. Yreka LinVi!ie and SitHa
| also ran Time. lls's
Running six furlongs selling purse
t2i0 for non-winners since June S-Dars
| won, Democrat second, Raindrop third
| McPryor, Latonia. Red Leo. Hiram ArgS
| and Sleeping Child also ran. Time. l:l5A
The management has SET apart Angus
| II for silver day. when haif the gross lie
/ Ceipis viii 10 for the cause OF silver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

IhsisG That BiTn~GaIItsm Is Para
moWht la This Campaign.

Boise. Idaho. July ga meeting Of rep
rescniatiNc republicans from different
parts OF the state was held after the re-
orpiion "Wednesday evening at the Cap
!iAl hotel Senator Dubois ami Congress
man Wilson We're at the conference, ~
Mas agreed that republicans should pro
coed under the call Tor the state and
county conventions already issued 10y ne
republican state committee As the re-
publican state convention o: 1855 Nhie b
h binding ON the republicans OF Idaho.
contained this declaration on The imam
Clal question. We are in favor OF the
free and unlimited coinage Of silver al
the ratio o! 10 to !. IL was the sense OF
the meeting that all republicans In Idaho
are bound by this party declaration until
a different policy Is announced. which
can only be done by the next republican
state convention Which meets VA Boise
August ~. 1886 The meeting dern1,-i u
only fair. however inRsmuch a. the na.
uoual rcpghli5an party mas declared toI
a single gold standard, lha, all re, ubiI.
cans should participate fully IN the pfi-
mariVs. IN order that fair test may
bV Had al the state convention a. 10 the
iaiuTr financial pplicy OF the party IN
this state
While the meeting was entirely hAr'
monlous and confident. EiAl "a Ma
thought best 10 urge upon all FIRE" silNvi
| republicans throughout the state 10 lool
carefully after the primaries in the Nari
Gus counles. IN order 10 make it certain
that the republican party 81 Idaho shoult
indursc wgth practical anAuim.ls bimci
| allism and protection ami that the,
sho,ila choose presidential electors Whl
would cast their votes FOR Bryan an
| Sew all. Who stand a. the rcTr-SentaIiNe
| Of bimrtalllsm Va this campaign.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
HE OWNS PALOUSE CITY
}. sLAGHT EAs NOW PROVED Up ON
THE TOWNSHIP.
Carried 10 the Higher Tribunal and
the RaneheF IL Now -
Rich Man.

Walla Walla, Wash. July 3O.-A man
named J. SIaght, in the local land Offiee
here. has proved up on a homestead in
Whitman county which is the result Of a
contest which has been going on for sew
eral years.
Fifteen years ago Slaght took up a
homestead In Whitman county where Pa
louise City nov stands. He lived there
the allotted time required by law, when
the Northern Pacific railroad came along
and usurped his right under its grant
Slsght let the matter rest until the rail-
road company had built the road and
erected its buildings. and the town WAS
plated and built up, and then commenced
action in the local land Office. HIS cen
test WAS sustained. and the case was
then appealed to the general land office,
where the decision Of the local land Ct
fice was affirmed. The railroad company
then appealed to the interior department,
and recently the secretary Of the depart
nent decided that SiAght was entitled 10
the land. and under these instructions he
came 10 the city yesterday and made fHai
proof. Slaght became Jubilani over the
victory and celebrated the event by H.
dulging in int0Xicants. During the day lie
met a gang Of hoboes who robbed him Of
all his money and his return ticket 70
Paiouse City.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
TO DErmRo>E HrGm WALLACE
Assurances at seattle GISca 10 Thi.
Facet.

Seattle. July sa.-Hugh {, Wallace. dem
ocratic national committeeman for this
state. will be dcthroned II his enemies
In King county can effect that result, At
a Bryan ratification here tonight. in
which the populists. democrats and free
silver republicans took part. a determine
ton TO Gust Wallace was announced. and
was checred to the echo Richard Wind
sor, populs; delegate 10 St Louis, spoke
forcibly in favor Of fusion. but said the
peoples party would never cntrust the
battle to a gold bug like Wallace.
As soon as these words had been ut
tered. VIII II. White, a delegate TO chit
caRo. spranR to his feet and said: Al
the convention at Ellcnsburg on August
y the democratic party will right the only
wrong done at Chicago and will see 10 II
that Wallace no longer represents the
party in this state"
The meeting was expected to he 81
large that speakers were provided for ar
| overflow meeting. The armory. however
1 was able to hold all that came. The build
| inI was crowded and n great deal OF en-
| thusiasm was manifested
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
), IDAHO. SATURDAY. AUGUST !. 1896.
MISSOURI popuLIsr CONVENTION
y. 4. Wright of Springfield Was
Elected Chairman.

Sedalia. Mo. July sO.-The popuiist state
convention met this afternoon. DIR. J. r.
Paulson. the temporary chairman, SAID:
Logical events are eliminating so rapid
ly that people are learning they must CO.
operate IN order to be successful 20 con-
duct the affairs of this country"
The middle Of the road" men seem to
be in control The roll call developed two
eontesting delegations from the Twelfth
district. After a sharp and bitter wrangie,
both delegations were permitted 10 par
tieipate in the temporary organization
and the contests sent TO the committee
on credentials for settlement. after which
the convention took recess until z
O'Clock.
When the convention reassembIed. s. A.
Wright Of Springfield was elected chair
man. The committee on resolutions then
came in with a long address and declAra-
ton Of principles. which were read to the
convention. but not acted upon. an ad-
Journment being taken until o'clock to-
morrow morning before a vote could be
had
The address presented by the committee
on resolutions deals with the fusion ques-
ton and demands that the populist cleo
t0ral vote In Missouri shall be cast for
Bryan ana Watson. This question will
probably bring on a lively hght In The
convention tomorrow The platform az
auOiitcu TONIGHT IfoNfasn lot DhllEu
States note or greenback based on the
credit OF the nation. and fun legal tender
for all debts. ana redeemabie only In
debts and revenues due the government,
TO be issued 10 an amount which will in
crease the per capita circulation to So"
A radical feature OF the platform IA
YOTs The calling Of national convention
10 revise the federal constitution. In adj
diiion the platform demands legislative
system Of initiative and referendum: the
enactment of laW providing that I'll
evidences Of debt shall be presented 10
the assessor ana assessed. and have his
stamp On them. 10 be collec.ible by Law
that no aliens shall own lands In this
state and that no railroad or other Ger.
porstion shah hold any land not neees.
sary TO the exercise Of its duties as a
common carrier.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
THE MARKETS ny TELEGR IPR

Metal Quotations.
New York. July 2a.-ISar silver SS7sc
CopPrr-Easy; brokers price. ST.; OK
change price. So,7SaN.
Lead-Easy: brokers price, S-S1; ex-
change price, s. StH2&
Portland wheat.
Portland. July a.-Wheat-C nchang-d.
san Francisco Grain.
San Francisco July St-wheat-Ship-
ping. 9'c for No. ! and 97'sc for choIce
milling. SmllO.
RarleN-Feed. fair to good. Ss,zsisisSc
choice. 65igc; new hrewing~~7s'=T1iSoc.
OaiS-Mlling, SHSAc. Surprise. sScSISl
fancy feed. sfs92'gc; good to choice, S7ixc;
poor to fair. 12'rI17'ec: gray. SaHSsA.c.
ChicRRO Grain.
Chicago, July 81. - There was a fair
trade in wheat with the market little
unsettled. price changes being quite fse.
Quent, within a range Of lARl&c. There
was goci buying al the start by local
traders. hut the demand was soon salts
fled. there being free offerings OF Ions
property and fresh short selling by a
prominent trader, Close-Sep;ember wheat
5Slrc. corn s1lxc. oats lSc. Receipts-Wasai
Sl.o0, corn a6,.OaG oats lSS00,
ChIcOEo Live stock,
Chicago. July So-Cattle sold all tht
way from s. - to $3.50 for the poores
steers up to $42S6I4S5 for choice TO prime
Stockers and feeders. S.S0hS6h; cows
heiferS and bulls showing no particular
change. but calves are gradually declininl
| in prtce,
nogs-Heavy hogs sold at an eXtrem,
range 81 s. 5ssIS. 60. big heavy lots soinl
lowest and choice averaging less than ~
pounds the highest Medium sold at s. ?
/ aSsS lights at $5.0lh255, and pigs at SIS
! GSA
/ SheCp-Sherp were sa,ahle a; $L1Ssis
F, for inferior 10 common up to $SG5,ss 70
| choice to prime fiocks. Western rRnger
brought s. 5OiIS. feeders 81 4etTs, 81 Lamb
were in good demand at H2SSiS4G a lev
inferior selling at S25aH2 Choice lamb
were Is cents higher with sales as hig
/ as S5eA
Rcceirts-Cs,tlc NN. hogs l7.cO. shee
lG0oo,
Packing House Products.
Chicago. July So.-Pork ss.ls. lard Sal
ribs $s2
miscellaneous.
New York. July A-Hops--Dull.
Petroleum-Dun; United closed at 81,
asked.
Pig irou--Weak.
Coffee - Closed barely steady; Septeu
Der. 81 ssfs,7s; spot Rio. duh.
Sugar--Raw, arm; refined. fairly aetiv
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
smE DESERTED mER HUSBAND


North Yakima Wash. July 30-Miunle
Ei"dom, the lG-Near-oli gari who has been
married two months, ran away from her
husband IN ElleuHburH. and came 10 this
city yesterday. Her mother followed her
bat can not locate the hiding place. al
though the police force has been en-
plos cd. The girl was seen in a Chinese
restaurant last night. but no trace OF
her Was found today A negro this morn
ing sail
When Minnie gets pants on. heG own
mother Will not know her"
II has developed that the girl il TO so
TO SPOKANE, disguised as a boy. with a
band OF horses. They are 10 bc driven
through here from FllcnSburg by a
friend OF Al Miller OF that city. who Is
charged by ihc girls mother with aiding
and svhDminE FOR her ESCAPE. Search
warrants for several houses Of il-fame
viii be- taken out in the morning and
several colorrd Joints" raiied. The
mother fears the girl has been dragged
AMI held by the negroes. as they seen,
to know most ahou; it, and are acting
queer when questioned. \ reporter made
the rounds OF the dives this evening. but
could elicit no information save that the
Girl was here, The mother threatens to
make things hot for the people who ar,
shelierinG the girl II she can he found.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
nRlA>.s RECEPTION At CHICAGO
Committee Of Representative Demo
Gratis "a Meet His Train.

Chicago. July S0.-ActiVe preparations
are being made for a reception TO William
J. Bryan the democratic candidate Tor
president, or the occasion OF his visit 10
Chicago. August $40 The local silver
democrats viii meet Saturday OF sun lay
to prepare for The reception. A com nit
toe OF e. composed Of representative Gem-
oCrais ana populists ana from the trade
and labor assemblies, will he named 10 go
out to meet Mr.. Brysns train and act as
an escort to the city. Arrangements FOR
the reception had been held in allegiance
pending a reply from the candidate, to
whom Robert r Burke. secretary OF the
Cook county central committee sent a
letter a few days ago, asking IL the Iro-
posed reception would he agreeable. Mr..
BryAn's reply came today. thanking Sec
rotary Burke for the invitation and &C
cepinE. Only Informal speeches viii lie
made There will be no formal opening Of
the campaign, as Governor AltEeld has
advised tina; 1t be postponed until after
the Cook county convention is held, about
August j.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

Dakota POpuIiNta Adopt Report OF
the Fusion Committee.

Fargo y u. July So-lu the popul5st
STATE convention today the report sub
mJ;icd last 1iEht by the fusion commit
toe was adopted. The democrats Will
undoubtedly nominate Judge Templetou
70, chief justice.
4 committee on ticket had considerable
trouble in adjusting matters Not only
were the candidates numerous. but the
democrats committee notified them Of the
locations from which democratic Candi-
dates would probably come. Their loca-
;ions are said 10 be confict.us AMI will
handicap the ticket IL not equally dis
irihuted over the state. At first ii was
announced that the democratic commit
tee would name their candidates. 50 that
the populists could put them on, hut this
afternoon 1t is given out that ih!s will
not he done.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
,Urm,n SEW At Will Not Hr'1
mad wIIr Are 6" N's'' nj hath
NHIpe,

u,,h Ne. July ~ En- Arthur Sg~ an
soro,raiic nominee for we nreA'n ny,
was interviewed today a. TO IN" r'',
mat he intended to resign ~ '">'' W
watson lie said .,-,.,.,,,tr.
tts, lie not worthy Of an answer.
s"," ~, knov whether Mr.. Rryan VII
) np ,i.ca on tho popunst ticket I've
49, IL .ar,, 10 Rath with Mrs. hryan ~,
WI "T,or the notification. which VII
te, w - IN New York. They viii make
,s",r headquarters at my house "h''' !"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
INNOCENT BoYs SENT To jan.
Case In the PRI0u.e which HAD Pc
cuItar Features.

Co;fax. Wash. July 3.--Ioc brown an
lS-year-old hoy. sent 10 lail by just -
Harris or Palouse, Was released today IN
a writ OF habeaS corpus.
Hiram BRO vi. the father 81 Joe. rented
a part Of his farm to Joe Beck. Joe
together with some other boys enter n
adjoining land belonging u his Ca;ha"
and not rented, anu picked some straw
berries
them. badly frightened. pleaded guilty
and were sentenced.
Subsequent developments proved the
, boys innocent but the time for appeal
had expired and nothing was left bat
to ask foS haheas corpus writ on the
, ground of the mcompetency Of The
, courts Jurisdiction. which was granled.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
arn,r>. o. Hr.. N.rH rrEr"
a. NmUTI-aa lady Rraa~s's later
-sat at NsuHt Aahsrn.

4aa1Gals Jalp = g~r steamer N'7 b.
81 sa Nar ETsrcisra Ja'p - =" maj
ffsr.4sIfsea - th" remains ~ M'N' y, 50
t-l.as has i.axn rnaBs \ Mas lll4AE
tt-tfts-z u Nsu Nnrk has cont Written
.s.,F.st gAa, shr raskri 10 'or "s-flrA ! r
r-nsnl a. NJ Auburn n"7'A" N'aa
trr14s father AMI ma;hor Miss Wh.''7E
.ta,as ,ha, Gs.srFr H33s3l 90" o'"r@'i'H'
s.f e. Msss IlOlGs rois surNNing 5''''''
Ia hrr srirg moments Ma ~" = rS7i '"a'
IN ana, letter. announcing her dec 10,
r., s.-i - sas8.ua frsorAa 10 ih' n'.''
4sstrs NJ TesT-1na01 TO ih'az ''l-''- r', ,
t.s,sr received hy consul MINIS N'NN '.''
-, lr Usnoiufu. ju fas' t"r
e., t, AMI tstssaia shS lof. Some if'f.
- ,rssts IN washfrRtHu- u. q.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
MORE TROUBLE IN CLEVELAND
Non-I Union Workman Loses His Head
and shoots.

C-eve'and July 3l-Trouhle at the
works OF tn, Brown Hosting 4 Convey
ing Machine Company Is not over yet
This afternoon r. h. Buckingham. a non
union workman, became frightened while
passing "a small crowd Of strikers who
had not returned to work. and dra wing
TWO REVIEWERS, fired al the men. neither
Of the bullets taking efte, l.. Bucking-
ham was arrested. r. Y. Brown. who
returned 10 WORK when the strike was
settled, was beset by a crowd OF strikers
and bruial1y kicked and beaten.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
IExow SENSATION N CHICAGO
Charges OF Wholesale Corruption In
the Police DepR rtmeat.

Chicago. July SO,-Evidence tending to
sustain wholesale charges Of corruption
in Chicago is In possession OF the ciVic
federation. A movement is on foot to
secure an investig alton similar 10 the
I.exow commission In New York. The
charges include specific cases OF extor-
ton Of money from unfortunates and the
protection OF criminal and semi-crimlual
classes, Captains, lieutenants, ser
geants detectives and patrolmen are in
cluded I'm the roll OF dlshonor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
RECEIPTS or INTERNAL REVENUE
Increase over the Last Fiscal Year
IL COnHId rable.

Washington. July N.-The commissioner
Of internal revenue has submitted to Sec
rotary Carlisle preliminary report OF his
bureau for the year ended June -. Il
shows that the receipts of internal reve-
rue for the year aggregated uAS, so SO.
an increase OF 2.SSI5Fs over the receipts
OF the preceding fiscal year The expense
Appropriated uOu.5i0, The percentage
OF cost Of collection will be 81. a redac-
ton OF rs as compared with the proceed
ing fiscal year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
COLORADO RAILWAY RECEIVER
beaver. Lakewood Il Golden Road
Defaults on Interest.

Denver, July So.--Willlam W, Forst was
today appointed receiver OF the Denver.
Lakewood & Golden railroad by Judge
Halett In the United States district court
on the application of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company OF New York. The
company is In dcftult on the interest on
SSy7, 600 bonds,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

u,,. az the Ola ritIShnrE Goal C""-
many nUrned.

sullivan. Ind. July 0.--The mine OF TIE
"a I,ittshurs coal Company at Hymeau'
9,,,iIyan county. burned this morning, a
committee Of the miners ORGANISATION
visited the mine yesterday ana ssusnr W
induce the miners TO quI WIN, -,
"v,1 acme distance and the works
burned. Loss sss,0A
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

Two Victims for King Sol ne the city
Of Indiana p0lLa.

Indian, plis. July 9.-This was the
hottest d..y OF the season in this city.
The weather office thermometer register
ed ss degrees at l;S0 y. m. The intense
heat resulted in two deaths from pros
tration. At noon Charles Harmon. a
driver expired. and this afternoon Mary
saunders. a colored girl. died.
This makes - prostrations in three
days. eight being fatal Work In the
streets had to he suspended yesterday
and today. Many horses are dropping In
the streets.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

Chicago Platform Ia Considered =
Menace.

Kansas City. No, July "A big meet
ing of gold democrats under the auspices
OF the National Democratic Club. was
held tonight at the Coates house. Ex-
Justice Black presided and over so dem
ing adopted declaration OF principles.
repudiating the Chicago platform and
characterizing II as "A menace TO good
government. an assault upon the honor
and credit OF the nation. and injurious 10
the welfare OF the people"
The meeting also adopted a resolution
demanding the calling OF another nation
al convention to adopt a democratic
platform and nominate democratic can
didaies for president and vice presi-
DENT
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

,,m.,t..Iua~r'. n~T"Tt q" "" i''""
~ NaNrmhrr !,

Tr..t,. k.s Iu's az AsF'-.''' In''
t.-s paAfI IyrrurT IT i'' a"l''"'' 80.
on rrr.tr So Washington "h''' h
-. $50, commission. stopped i'm ms
IA, taw haurz 'oIsN "" la r'iHfn-
ne s,zt IRON , =rnrt NH. ton 'p'n, wv
,.'-,-,s, Il reporter juia" ne" .
ala hat vcnrsu.ls h'd ''''a she ,''' -
br, .,iIcurc r,r'o urN az" 'Na wv,
,te, England alcl q supplement 10 nv,
.,,,,r,,l ,ltr jp,ut v1l"h 49, A'T'a'N ~
,,,son,e uhc alse would n''" IN. ''-t .'
bat testimony I'm. "" ~''eN'' ~, -,
,nlss}nr rou.l 'ilc u7 T"'''' IN
Is.r
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
FIVE WE'RE KILLED BY THE HEAT
over Thirty Persons Frustrated In
The CITY nf 81. Lnula.

the City OF 50. Louis.
ST Louis, July a.-At least 80 victims
Of the Sweltering heat that continued to
prevail here were treated at the city
dispenssry and various hospitals through
cut the city. There were probably many
Other cases that were not made public.
Five OF these victims have died and
more may succumh The THERMOMETERS
rose TO 81 degrees in the shade at Ash
y. m. but this evening a cool breeze
sprung up. tempeTinE the fierce he1;
and giving the suffering people a chance
TO sleep in comfort. which they have
not been able TO do for nearly week.
Later returns to the police headquar-
tiers indicate there were fully 50 prostrA-
iious today. OF which number 10 were "a
tai. with the prospects that more would
result
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01
JAMESON INVESTIGATION AGAIN
HOUSE Of Commons Wishes More AZ
rican Information.

London July @-The house OF con-
mons today adopted the motion OF JOS
cph Chamberlain TO appoint an election
committee 10 iuGuirr into the admins
lr5tion Of the British Chartered South
African Company. including the inseT-
ZION of an amendment offered by Sir
William Harcourt. the liberal leader. that
the committee also inquire into the ORR
gin and circumstances OF the raid Nf
"a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-08-01

Topeka. kas.. July s0.-cyrus Leland.
Jr.. chairman Of the republican state
central committee. wires from Chicago
that Senator Thursion has consented 10
open the republican campaign in Kansas
with an address to the republican state
convention in Topeka. on August II