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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
ISSUANCE OF GOLD CERTIFICATES
Secretary OF the Treasury Consider
ing Resumption OF the Custom.


Washington. Nov. S.-The secretary Of
the treasury Is considering the question
of resuming the issuance OF gold GER
iiaca;es, which was suspended in isS3,
when the gold reserve FIRST fell below
the Sleo.0oo.ooc mark. The issue Of these
certificates was suspended as a means Of
acquiring gold in the treasury. 1t had
eeen the custom OF the treasury 10 issue
certificates on the deposit OF gold but
such gold deposit did not become part OF
the gold reserve. BY suspendiug the is-
sue OF these certificates many holders Of
gold. rather than hold Il, exchanged IL
for legal tenders and treasury notes.
which under the ruling Of the depart
ment, brings gold obligations and practi-
cally subseived their purpose, but the
treasury. on receipt OF gold so dischars-
cd. was enabled TO add It to the gold re-
serve. rf
A. long az the treasury adhered to Its
policy OF redeemlng legal tenders an1
treasury notes In gold, the holders OF
such notes could obtain gold on demand
as readily as on gold certificates, How.
ever. gold holders would prefer the gold
certificates, Since the election and grad
ual increase OF the gold reserve, such
holders believe that there Is no reason
Why the issue OF gold certificates should
not be resumed.
The matter IL now before Secretary
Carlisle and probably will be decided uIJor
| the return of Assistant Secretary Curti'
4 from New York. It IL understood tina
Mr.. Carlisle is not favorably disposeS
l toward tho resumption OF the issue o
1 currency certificates which. under tn
1 act OF iS5s. has never been suspended.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
LAUNCH OF oUNBohT NEWPORT.
"'''iss q sss Boat

Bath, Me-. NOV. zb.-The launching Of
the gunbOat Newport VIII have an his
tor1cal connection with one OF Americas
leading naval heroes. Commodore Perry.
The Oldest unmarried grea4-granidaugh.e
OF the victor of Lake Erie Is Miss la
FaTge. the accomplished and lovely
daughter OF John La Fargo. the well
known artist OF New York City. Mayor
Boyle Of Newport. r. L. hilton the happy
idea Of securing Miss La Fargo 70 ehTfsten
the warshiD that was TO bear the name
OF his town. and as the young lady
graciopsly conssntsd. some Of the prowess
OF the great commodore may pass into
the sturdy umbers Of the gunboat from
the delicate white hand that broke the
bottle over the PROV. Miss La Fargo mas
connection with Newport through her
mother. who vas the daughter Of CHris-
topher Perry. the oldest son OF The
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
VENEZUELAN COMMISSION TANeLE
shall n Report of It's Findings De
Made Ia Congress.


Washington. Nov. %.-Justice Brewer.
president OF the Venezuelan commission.
called on Secretary Olney at the state
department today and later had a call
with Secretary Lamont The call on Sec
Rotary olney was for the purpose Of go
ing over the status OF the Venezuelan
question with . view Of determining the
nature Of tilc report the Venezuelan com
mission shah make 10 the president, The
act creating the body contemplated q re-
port 10 the president In time for his re-
pert 20 congress when Il reaEsembleE next
month. The recent agreement for arbi-
;Ts iion raises the question whether the
report shan SO into the subject matter Of
the dispute. NT. olneY explained the
ties ms Of the agreement and It's bearing on
the report and the presidents message.
whethsr report should be made 90.
lug into the merits OF the controversy
war not decided. but viii be determined
largely by the manner In which the Agr &C.
ment Is received ~ conclusive. Both ta'
United States and Great Britain have &C
| crpied H. but the position OF Venezuela
Is yet TO be made known by Minister
AEdrade and Mr.. J. J. storrow. one D
| the Venezuelan council. being now a
Caracas. awaiting a iinal decision.
IT can be stated positively that the com
mit sion Is prepared TO submit a full re
| rort, including the subject matter and 1
| nnsi ruiins as between Great Britain ans
Venezuela. II the president and Mr.. Dine,
desire II. Some OF the material facts o
the case have been put In final shape an'
are now In the form Of proof sheets. bu
u the arbitration agreement is aeeepte'
a. final on ala hands. then the report o
the commission may be merely formal
80 as to come within the requirements O
| tho law
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
o1ciMATeo wevlsR's coLumns.
sssFy Of Great yIetsry nv Hasa.
eesss IN nabi HiIIs.


chAeAso. Nov. N-The Tribune. ,ns-
cal hom IaeksohEils, Fla. saws,
Gel Jose Reyes. aide de camp Of Gen.
sssi siseso, wounded and en- route 20 New
feFA for medical treatment ana With A..
patches 10 the ianla, passed thro,,sh
hsfs yesterday He says the nRhting n
shs hnhi hills u PiRaF del Rio was the
most sanEuinaEy battle Of the Uay
Tie ssaiHAs thai a0e Of General VIEWER
msa we're hnis1 In tE0 DAYS and
Hlss as many wounded. weyler wen,
e ne hela Win xSe men ia three col.
aAahs fhsy f0and Maeeo entrsnehsa 4.
crescent shaEed range Of hilis. W'hes
81 TIE foei o. the hills the spaniar ri.
sssS aAst Siih pi4hsFins are that gu,
sass Ia their tsAks Aaaso,s men sho,
''OAa b$hiRe the rocks and trees and
sf@aaa'ls Esfv Ray before the spsaiards
VITO encouraged Ny Sha. they thoueh,
70 b sAstesy, peEsaed lhssn. Suddenly a
eN@tSas1hs - pi9StoE rent the air ana =
sss1s s9iiesad Somewhat like the Peters,
teE'x iAiAs heFf@E dusthg the civil va.
tessss aha nnea Nsss blown high in the
ae sns fsH - iAt eaEth draa ana man.
sssss' Tbs eytAanits Eassas' nas touched
~ ~ 1SAA t4sh, formerly u this city
We L. hAes1's eir-stItcsaa Asoeo then
Ast Asss his dgEaRils guhs. prepared b,
lAhn- shd tsaF~ hAYee Nas wrought IL
sss sHies sEgAosAOA CoA0nsl Reyes say,
Ns4 let ASsG ~ Aea killed aAa Zoe taots
"a sss shsSEs, tasiaes isS wounded.
EAs hsHS eAT MAnea. tasNiEs Of Ii,
sssrsfs f0fex uAass wcsssr. rsaFv,aisd 4,
efsA siFsHssE Posass0a Ta4sEe be "a,
SsaAe Ases - shs oaaama under iceAassse
sAo vas fpssnaiy thsas,as.d AID sftsrs
fs~@A TAG hsla. soSias SR nssR killed. be,
sAaas LxN seghasa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
APPEAL OF THE MINERS
Workbench SAY A CONSPIRACY NIX.
lists AMONG NINE OWNERS.
VIII Meet the Operators in . Spirit
Of Fairness but Cannos Dis
band the Uni0n.

LeadyilIe. Col. Nov. 3s.-The Cloud City
address TO Governor Mcintyre and the
people Of Denver, In which Il attempts
TO show that a conspiracy exists among
the mine owners Tor the purpose Of keep
Ing the state troops in Leadviile until the
union Is disorganized. The miners dis
claim responsibility for the Coronado ana
other outrages that have occurred here.
and offer to guard property and aid IN
maintaining peace. II the troops are with
drawn.
The address concludes as follows: '-or-
ganlzation Of workingnen has become q
necessity in all lands. It Il lawful and
cnmmendable. Ten or twelve men,
though wealthy and powerful. should not
be allowed TO crush and destroy this new
western land. much less should they be
aided and encouraged In doing So
THE miners Of the union are anxious
for an amicable settlement Of this trou-
bic. They opened the field Of this Inn
menseiy productive district. They made
It possible for miIlionaires to arise from
1t. They have in it the interest OF their
| days pay. bread and meat. shelter and
cICthes for themselves and their humble
dependents; others have In II the interest
| Of rapidly accommodating fortunes The
miners are ready and willing to entertain
and consider any reasonable proposition
looking toward a settlement They will
meet the operators In a spirit OF fairness
and Justice. They can not, Of course.
emo ought not to consent TO the dsstruc-
ton of the union, for that is the buiwark
OF their safety. 1t stands between re-
spectacle labor life and tramp life.
Neither can they consent TO perform
their hard and exhaustive labors. under
go its constant hardship and face Its
manifold dangers for less wages than
viii supply them with the necessities Of
life.
These two things are all they demand:
The right for their union TO live; the
Nght for themselves to live"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
HAWAII WILL GRANT NO MORE,
Refuses Further Concessions to Oh
Cable COmpnny.

Refuses Further Concessions to the
Cable Company.
Boston. Nov. A-The Associated Press
advices from Honolulu to the effect tina;
the Hawaiian government has refused TO
grant further concessions to the Pac,nc
Gable Company were shown TO Mr.. Coop
er. the minister OF foreign affairs In Hs-
wall. who lie In Boston today. Mr.. Cooper
said:
1T Is undoubtedly true that the Ha-
waiian government refused to grant fur
Their concessions TO the company. The
company wanted assistance from The
United States as well as from the Hawai-
Ian government. Neither Of these had
been agreed to when left Hawaii on oe'
toner -. These later negotiations be-
tween the company and the government
have all taken place since came away
SO 1 do not know anything about them
Nothing can now be done until the hex
session OF congress, which comes mex
year"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
pesTITuTloN CAUSED BY FLOODS.
ChehaIis People win succ0r Home
less OF Cowlits valley.

Chehalis. wash. Nov. &-Reports Of
destitusion and suffering In consequence
Of the flood have been coming In here this
week regarding the farmers in the Gov
litx valley. The citizens Of Chehalls Will
undertake to render the sufferers cub
stantial assistance.
A rancher from Vance says he thinks
that A. L. Brown and his family. who
were reported drowned. escaped with their
lives, although their house was swept
away
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

..s . desire TO again thank an INV
49, .lshas through the medium Of ~
~ their kindnesses 70 me ana
shaaking them All. :" WIS
go desire to say that | have with
ssalsd opinions from some =, ~
ls.eans medical authorities OF Enslsnd -
nleh they state their views ana 1910
nssshihs my Etfe's condition. Thsss
shsh submit 10 some OF the Isad,nv
American Physicians in order The, ,snAs
49, s snl ~ iAHtsmennt to a consul.
eA nhsn ! place my VIE under a
y lFsatmsinl. as I shall immsdi.
A's's 40 WALTER n. cAsTT
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
BURGLARS THICK ON THE COAST.
A Dozen Arrests at seattIe-POrtIana
Infested by Thugs.


Seattle. wash, Nov. 2.-The police have
landed u burglars in jail In the last I'VE
days The evidence against them IL con-
elusive. Last night the hardware store OF
n. H Padgigna & Co. was burgIariEsd
and today detectives arrested Joseph
Glasscock. who later admitted his guilt,
and gave up 500 worth OF stolen property.
It is supposed that the gang II about
broken up.
work of Portland Thugs.
Portland. Or, Nov. s.-Four burgiaries.
one daring holdup on the east side and
holdup in the north part OF the city. vOre
reported 10 the police during the - hours
ending at S O'Clock tonight Baum q
Brandes' restaurant on First street was
entered and SIS taken from the cash regis
ter and q quantity Of cigars from the
showcase. Five dollars was taken from
the cash register In the saloon ~ 3os Nor
rison street
The cash register Of the Eastern ressau-
rant on Third street. between Morrison
| and YamhilI. was broken open. The loss
was small
A carpenter shop on Eighth and Pine
| was also robbed
A. Gelingsky's meat market, at go East
suCeAs was nc40 W AD00A ANHA
this evening by two masked highway
men. who, with display Of revolvers.
overawed Charles Raugenbach. who was
alone in the market The people IN he
neighboring grocery store. as well as %
destrians homeward, bound at the time
were also intimidated while the roboera
relieved the cash register OF SIS. After
emptying the register they started on q
| run up Burnside street. Harvey Beck
with, route agent OF the Pacific Express
Company, who was held up at the point
OF a revolver by one OF the highwaymen
stationed outside on the walk, while nfz
pal was inside emptytng the register. wAA
armed. though he made no move to draw
while the other fellow had the drop On
him. but as soon as they finished thetI
business and started up the street Beck
with pulled his gun and fired three shot
at the fleeing men, apparently without
effect one OF the fugitives returned III
FIRE and both OF the highwaymen escaped
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
A PEORIA HOTEL BURNED DOWN,
-
FIrs Spreading az AtdatEht, and the
uIock lie Threatened.

Peoria. Ill. Nov. %.-shortly after
o'clock tonight FIRE was discovered IN
The third aocr OF the New Peoria house
the oldest and second largest hotel IN
the city.
The arcmen. after a hEht OF nearly
rec hours. were forced to turn In
general alarm when the fire commenced
sproadlnE The building at midnight
seemed doomed TO destruction. IL not the
entire block
No fatalities occurred, though there
n,rr a number Of narrow escapes,
man named Van Meter and two OF the
female help were taken from the hotel
unconscious,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
KING OF sERvlA VISITED THE POPE
Conducted with Great Ceremony 60
His Holiness.

Rome. Nov. s&-The king OF servia, who
s the guest OF King Humbert, paid a
state visit to the vatican today. He
was escorted by q detachment of carb!-
neers. and the route to the door OF the
vatican was lined with troops, the han IS
playing the Servian and Italian anthems.
King Alexander was received by the pom
tiical ofiicials and was escorted to ne
pope's ante-chamber, where he was ie-
celved by the master OF the chamber.
major dromo. the leading dignitaries
ana officers OF the guard OF honor. His
majesty was then conducted to the pope's
apsrtfnenta, where he had q private audi
cnce with his holiness, lasting three-0uar'
tiers OF an hour.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
DEMOCRAT DECLINED THE SEAT.
Virginia CongreEsmaa-EIect Not sat
iafied with His Title

Virginia ConGreGsma1-Elect Not sat-
iated with His Title
Richmond Va. Nov. &.-Hon- s h d.
Flood. democrat, has decained the Ger
tiEcate of election from the Tenth dis
tTict. which was awarded him on account
OF clerical Irregularities in certifying the
vote of Buckingham county. The GER
tifloate will be given to J. B. Tost, repub-
licAn. who carried the district by III
votes
The Virginia election muddle has not
ye. been Strengthened out. A new add
ton Of the figures today gave wallace,
democrat, about 400 plurality for elector.
The board adjourned until Friday. when
the returns will be again gone over.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

eoarnedarA sna a resident Of Newport
for yearS
The Newport is built much on the same
lines as the Helena. which was construct
cd in 1885 and has a displacement OF 1880
tons. a speed OF u knots. and a horse
power Of 1900 and cost between a quarter
and half million.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
weMeR FOUGHT WITHOUT FOOD.
Battle mt Rubi HIIIn said to Have
neea n Desperate One.

Havana, Nov. E.-H transpires that tie
engagement fought at Rubi hills, between
the Spanish forces under Captain General
weyler and the insurgents under Maeeo.
the Spanish commander IN chief and stan
were without provisions for Sc hours. The
train with supplies was detained. Gen
eral weyler urged the troops onward. re-
gardiess of the absence Of the provision
train. Antonio Lopez coloma, leader OF
the revolutionists in the province Of Nat
anzas. when the instruction broke out,
sentenced to death for rebellion and nom
lcide. was executed at O'Clock this altar.
noon
Colonel Zamora- in command Of Car.
denAs district, Of the province Of Mat
anzas, has caused the arrest of DR.. PeirC
Hevid. Benito Jose Marsbona. lawyer, and
Laur5eo Orbek. employee OF the Cardeaai
railroad, as a result OF disclosures con
tained in letters recently found upon IN,
persons OF some captured insurgents. Ad
ditional arrests are expected
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
A tidy Sum to Divide.

New York. Nov. &.-H. 9. Van Duser Of the
University Athletic Club. who handled the
financial end Of the big football game on Man
haitian Field last Saturday. has made W his
statement Of receipts and expenditures- De-
Quoting ali expenses Tale ana Princeton will
each receive tA IA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

I.eaveaworth. Kas., Nov. &.-Ae the soldiers
home Investigation today. the defense placed
nine leading business men on the stand. who
all testified a. TO the apparent good manage
meat Of th4 home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

Denver. Nov. S.-Just before midnight the
9ary IN the United states circuit court ~
ported = disagreement In tho case % Charias
~. Clinton. J. J. Relthmann and Charles KunH-
miller. oifielaln Of the defanet German hAnk.
ehargeA with false relations TO the comptroller
81 the currency
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
PARMALEE DEFEATED ELLIOTT.
Exciting 1--we bird Match for $500 n

Omaha. Nov. H-F. c. Parmlee and J, A. r.
Elliott Of Kansas city. No. met on the Omaha
Gun Clubs grounds today IN 100 live bird match
for $50 side The race was exciting. Eili-
OTIS nrSt bird was clear cut Of bdands. but
IRON hat % BE made a run OF u hras With
out = miss. The mai sccfe was: Parmaiee s.
Elliott 81. Elliott missed his last which
would have made q tie.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

PAris Nov. Nm. Frances Victor Emanuel
formerly French ambassador. is dead. He was
horn IN 1914 he was a NEPHEW Of the famous
ilterateur and statesman. Ettenne AraEo. In
isal Araeo represented France At Berlin. After
Sedan he was = member OF the government Of
A. lanai .AaEn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
REVOLUTION ~ cnu olscRGoTGO.
SsSs CasIast uAs hs~N Na@Sd. bad
Ns otksS nesetsP@rHts

wasAInFsua Nst ~ =lndsaslis fs-noTs
ave rvaaAs.s hsfs q = rvvsss1aa IL - p.
49, ass Msr-~alsss ~ ne ca.'eza .ssa.
sssa. masss Mtastss dsas fecstrHs
ras-ssrsaz troza lhs snAsr ssas4s'rr ~
sqssars asAlTs, siaTaE he cAfnss y Sac
sAAzass gss4 formed by Is~saash' '-f'
saszssa re cahss asskes no refsssn1s %
snr aasS~srg ~ nFu gsbHTi s l'' me
salassass All ssszssEag - 10 iHisssaF. ar
ss.s AnsuAsas t0rs.su ts4stoas- CaSssS
Mssrna 5vst5as AL Fssie ias'r5y'A9a'.
FlrA Isss~s saan1~ Rs,osrsa h"f, r~F
aaa esry. t-sas G'srua s3sa AihaaN. iah
ne se.Rs asa sn4sstrY Fras i"0o iAa'ra
Nsllss CsstAs
ts-ss sect ErTAssrss named the cs#7ef
ss,s-sfY after assuming Ga. ssF's n ss'
"A bat thsrw Sas eppya iien 80 % h} 'H'
s.ss.saa.sst esass-qaeatiY tire nee f'"-
fAss - ~ rs1si
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
sroRn AND eolo WAVE IN WEST
a.,sre weather IN Colorado w.
bruaka aHd kansGs.

tNsnvsr New A-Ths storm ard o7'a
vaxs Of last niEhi AMI ihi' nstn'af hN'
Nrsr ssrsrs In sastsru celrrafn 80
s,ssAs Ard Kansas In penVsI "e
1,rerary has teen going dc~n Tor "
hsg4s ahd ,onlEbs 10 very e'Hss 10 s'''
IRE creates, damage done hr the 'i''"
~. h.en 10 bieet ,hs telegraph wives
..-.rs,,r,ra,Sro uiih the east heinE A.
,.., en-, oH In Nebraska strong
/, ,sd bsa saard 70 'bo dlscorfort oao''
"a ,, ,hs low temperature and unshe''e'
"A cattle are suastuE severely.
Ia the pakotas.
e, Paul Nov n Specials to me ~
,ssy prsss from various Vo'a's " hD' ~,
xest Minnesota and the Das''As
"A. vor., blissara fer many years
A Jamestown. n. D., It has eeen 80" :,
,.s lot the Pact % hours. and = p''N-a. !
a., nos developed that makes u sA,'f', -,
4, Asgrsraus for any one to Fep'u''
| on the prairie. 49,. rl,vsari
A, wss, Superior, VIE 'ne LA "a
Az ,.,a : stse, storm. and all ""m'
4, ,bs cry Is suspended 49,. .,,-r,
rh.nbsr,a,n. q D.. repor's the 80, ~,
~ decidedly blizzard character, 49, ~,
!, fsafaa there gill be eens'I'' "'''
les Of stock on the ranges.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
.,,,fp IN A GAME OF FOOTBALL
-. waiter Rhue niea FRO" ~"
Nea"s as,ss Waite Playing

New va, .,s noy. Who resided with his pa a..
is-yeat -' ,,.,sosiyn. vas killed In a Fa"'.
sr', " ',s.n ,bls afternoon. He was s,',
Of tcosoe, :, me brooklyn boys h'sh ''e ,,,,.
member e' w, W. ssnsca football tesnat tn"
,s a., vas tackled and ,sroT IN was " hardly
~, ,Is ground when he rose sen. ne s almost i'm.
sels 70 lie disd soon after ITO" ~
,s,r.l benorrhage
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

ChicaEo Nov E.-Anthony Koasl. ex-prusl-
dent Of the west side bank bearing his name.
which collapsed last May. pleaded wutity 70 lar
ceny today and was given an indetermtnats
sentence to the penitentiary. Small tradesmsn
and working men. chief patrons og the bank
lost everything. the assetn being barely t1ooa
with liabilities over 500. oea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

Paris Nov. N-The bureau OF the chamber
OF deputies today elected q committee 70 exam
inc the hill providing for q renewal OF the
PRIVILEGES OF the Bank Of France Tue commit
tee Is understood to be favorable TO the meas
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
Re.,r,c,,on o. Immlrra,,o.

Pretoria, South Africa. Nov. %,-srhe voiks.
Rad today. AFTER CONSIDERABLE diseusslcn,
adopted an immigration restriction hui hased
on the American model. with clauses reuuirine
Immigrants 20 produce passports showing they
rossess means Of support or that they can Oh
tain work
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

MADRID. Nov. sG.-An officiai dispatch reesiVed
ffusn Havana says that the Spanish wunhoaa
naraeo has captured three haats laden with
inaargent arms ana ammunition IN the NataFi
river. province q Santiago De Cuba.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
eoNp FeLL AND BROKE HIS NECK,
Accident Mt Moscow. idaho, whlCh
Cost q Life. ae

Moscow, Idaho. Nov. ee.-James Bond. COL
urpA, while stacking away straw IN James
JphnEtons barn this afternoon slipped and fell
a. the floor below, breaking his neck. He was
~ ycarp old.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
KILLED DURING A BICYCLE RACE

xanaurr Of y Contestant Rem Into
nv Another alder.
Now Orleans, Nov. @,-Robert Kennedy
nanaxer OF Thomas Lynch, while at
,.mptIng 10 cross Tulane avenue at the
s,a-t az the bicycle road races was
SnetEe,i down BY = wheel ridden by A.
Orr Kennedy had the base Of his 'kull
Featured. lie was taken to the charity
sn.,,tal and died a few minutes after
S1res orr Nss pretty badly shaken up
~, No, seriously Injured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
rcr,,l,,,un Plan, De.troycd,

New York Nov. 2s.-The tertiliainE plant OF
Preston a sons Of BlissSiiie. l.. I. burned to-
day, The factory consisted Of six frame huLid-
tnEr. covering about an aore. About t2oNooo
worth OF u'AehInCrS Mas deeeroyeA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

a. ss Nov :, n, S s'' ,Ss .,rss u ~:
rs ~ bs, steamer ar rem Ensiana and as
replace ne sr ssss ioned win ,ss s.Is shsIr
sen lss,' :, re K'l s,Ss .SnT %osnins
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

,,.,,,u ,rs.. Nov, IA cyclone passed Mart
Ms Ns.ne six miles north Of here last niEht:
1911 houses were blown down one child OF
"a pousiass was Killed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

q washington. Nov S,-rresident and Mrs.
Cleveland attended Thanksgiving services at
the First Presbyterian church. The rrestden-
tlAl rarity ate It's THANKSGIVING dtnnet AZ the
white house, The day was spent quietly
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28

A., A,,r wife Of city Councilman W. ~.
NJ. ,sas reported dying at o'clock THIS
AsuM at the family residence, los slnto sv'
ns,,s she has been III for several ~eeAs'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-11-28
c,ft OF Vviniam waldorf Aston.

New York. Nov. N-AA announcement was
made oy the chndren's Ala society that WI
tam Waldorf Astor had made u . alft q ~. :
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