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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
HoLcoMs IN SYMPATHY
He Relieves Recognition should he
Granted Cuban InauREentn.

Omaha, Dec. "A special to the Bee
from Lincoln. Neb.. says:
At largely attended mass meeting to-
night to express sympathy for Cuba,
a lengthy statement from Governor Hoi-
comb was read. Among other strong
statements he says:
II believe the recognition OF the Gu
bans as belligerents has been already
deserved. The charge has been seriously
made that these Cubans are blacks, but
l apprehend that the spirit OF liberty
can md as secure resting place In the
breast OF a black man as the white. The
heroic and determined efforts of the pa
triotic Cubans have dispelled all doubts
as to their capacity for government.
AS the strongest nation on the western
continent and the first government. the
people of the United States should DE
jealous guardian of liberty on Ameri-
can soil. hope that our representa-
tives at Washington see their way clear
to grant the people of Cuba substantial
aid
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
sIos foR FIRST MORTGAGE BoNo5
Part Of sInkIDE Fund 90 the Central
rhrinr sold

Part of SinkinE funh of the Central
Pacific sold.
Washington. Dee. q. PROPOSALS ryr
g. 5S0.0oo arst mortgage bonds u TO-
Central Pacific. Union Pacific AMI EAA
sas Pacific railroads, now cDuAJltuEus
part Of the sinking fund % tho tel
trail Pacific railway were today ygsu,i
In the treasury department Th-ro wore
10 bids Tor tho whole or part e tur
amount offered at various prices. Among
tho bids WA one from T. MurEla o
Co. Of New York. Offering par Win .ns
est Tor all or none, making G,3g 49,
Tho computations made this even ns ~
tho treasury officials snow that the rest
bids received by th- government toy 3
10000 trst mortgage bonds nav he'll O..
tho sinking fund Of tho FlaIle ral.rstls
were tho following aQ"yrr 81 20. of
New York. Central Parturs IT .gC. Il< -
90 at par and accrued interest Spry-r T.
Co. same OF ls9i, 81 5-0pU. AZ 1000 l.l
accrued interest. J Loeb g 30 II S-.y
York. Union PIcidCa. u l,J'. ..r pa a.
Si0306. same. OF lsas and t,5p sgUi go tr
El03l0. same. Kansas IIc.ar. u .-Js
$4,000. ut 500. AssilI n co. Of Sew : ,rx.
Kansas Pacific. Of l,96 Jlos ~ a. sll.at
These awards were made today
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
U. S. SUPREME COURT DECISIONS,
Publishers Case ArEued-Murderer RS
who Cannot Escape.

Washington. Dec. A.-Arguments were
heard in the supreme court today in the pro-
ceedtngs OF the United States against Joseph
r. Dunlop, publisher Of the Chicago Dispatch,
charging him with sending obscene literature
through the mails- he was sentenced to i'm
prtsonment for two years and to pay q hne OF
Ss0U0.
Chief Justice Fuller announced a reargument
in the LaCiede Gas case. involving the tran
chise OF the LaCleds Gas Company OF ST.
Louis.
The supreme court affirmed the verdict Of
the supreme court Of New Mexico in the case
q Francisco Borrego Antonio Borrego, Laur-
mao Laird and Batricia Valencia under SEN
tsnce OF death for the murder OF Francisco
Chaves in santa Fe county in 1882. The case
was appealed to the supreme court an allie
cation OF error, but the court decided that the
proceedings in he territorial courts were reg
ular.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
UNITED STATES MAY INTERVENE
New Hearing Asked in the Northern
Pacifc-LeOnard Colburn Case.

Washington, Dec. A.-Solcitor General Con
rad nled a motion with the supreme court to-
lay to set aside the Judgment entered and
grant new hearing OF the case OF the North
ern Pacific against Leonard P. Colburn in or
der that the United States may have an oppor-
tunity 10 intervene. He stated that the case
involved the rights OF Is. 900 settlers. The case
was appealed from Montana. where Colburn
claimed land within the Northern Pacific grant
on a settlement prior to the location OF the
grant though no nltng had been made. The
interior department had uniformly held that
such settlement exempted land from the op-
Grafton OF the grant. The supreme court took
the opposite view in the Colburn case and
rendered an opinion which the land office Of
hcials say must result in ousting many settlers
from their homes all through the west II al
lowed TO stand The court granted a stay OF
mandate and will consider the motion to set
aside It's former Judgment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
FOR THE HELENA g. FRIso
First InEtRIIment of the $3.50. 600
Received I'm New York

Helena, Mont, Dec. IA brief telegram to-
day 70 President a. II. Hotter Of the Helena
and Frtsco Mining Company from Ex-Governor
Haussr. who IL In New York conveyed the
news Of the payment of the first instaIlnnent
Of the $4,000 agreed upon a. the purchase
price Of the controlling interest in the mine
The management Of the property will remain
unchanged. except that Hamilton Smith rem
resentlnH the English investors. will be added
TO the board Of directors. The cash payment
the basis Of 800. 90 for the entire mine,
and dividends will continue 10 come to Hell.
sua on nearly Ons-half Of the shares.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
THE FAR WEST AND THE CABINET
ThuPstOn and ShOup Consulted WIN,
hnFk Hanna at Cleveland

Cleveland, Ohio. Doc, q ssua.oru
Thurston and Shoup arrived In the city
this morning. and were driven imm-Il,ts.
" to the office Of NJ. A. Hanna, wrrrs 4,
long conference was hold between tho
three gentlemen. At noon the Chairman
escorted his visitors to tho Union CIub
Tor lunch. where the discussion was 70
sumed. While II was stated that al, VIII
was OF social nature. It vas kn,,,n
that the prime object Of the conf ,,.,-,co
was to discuss cabinet matters, ami a,
a gentleman close to Mr.. Hanna stated
there was little doubt but that rhnrston
and Shoup came here to secure Mr. I;an.
mas influence toward tho Selection n,
some man from tho silver district. within
they represent as member Of the cab.
met.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
RiddIeh WITH nnIIetn-

Manchai. La. Dec. Es.-Jerry Burke, the rpl-
ored boy who hacked Mrs John Floss and her
daughter with an AN Mt clio. Sunday. was cap
tured by a posse Of citizens about a mile from
the scene OF the crime. In view Of the fact
that the ladies are not dead. the plan to burn
him at the stake was abandoned and he was
almpiy riddled with bullets.
Funeral of Ex-COnEreaSmnn Horn
Wellington. Ohio. Dec 22.-Thc funeral Of ex-
Congressman Roswell q. Horr held Rt the
First Congregational church here today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
BUY UNION PACIFIC TRUST NOTES
Government scheme Chan pIoned by
Senator PettIzFew

Washington. Dec H.-Senator Petit
grew today introduced the following joint
resolution:
Resolved, That the secretary OF the
treasury be and Is hereby directed to pay
the holders OF Union Pacific Railway Co
6 per cent trust notes the amount due
thereon. and take possession Of the bonds
and stocks now held as securities for said
notes. said bonds and stocks being the
property Of the Union Pacific Railway
Co. For the purpose Of carrying out the
provisions Of this act the sum Of ten mil
lion dollars. or so much thereof as may
be necessary, Is hereby appropriated,
ETC."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
wgYLea is CONC MIRO THE FIELD
n 1. supposed He WIN Attempt 70
STOP Comes.

f,,,,,ppstt Dec. IA special TO the
Commercial Tribune from Key west
Fla, says 49,.
that General Weyler Is going into the
field again Is confirmed tonight pS pas
senesrs on the Havana boat ftepdla'
,tons are b.lng made with secrecy Tor
sorvard move. Three battalions OF newly
landed troops left by water for the east
1t Is supposed this Is part OF Wey'ei
coming campaign. Gomez Is advancing
rapldiy, and il Is thought that WeSief
viii. II possible prevent his coming 10
the province of Havana. II is stated thAI
the Cuban leader Is Wild over the muir
dor NJ hts only son and his beloved
chief and il burning TO revenge thef
fall
ni,nntehes From Havana.
uavana Dec Y. Captain Geherai
ty-vIsr left Havana this morning On tue
sranIsh cruiser Legazpi bound for Ma
rtet north Of the military line. tn the
province OF pinAr del Rio Win the IN
tention Of rrsumins personal command
Of operations against this insurgents III
that part Of Cuba,
General Solano reports from santa
clara that lieutenant Colonel olIV5f, u
command VI tho Granada battaIloh, Hal
an enhancement with the Insurgents. Hh1
h.d over 10 Killed and wounded The
insurgents dgruilvd an exploring engine
near Yaguttamas, MatAnzAs. killing tbs
conductor and go seriously inIuflns the
engineer that both legs we're atnputit ID
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
CONTENTIOUS YOUNG LAWYER.
Helena Supreme Court Will Make of
Him an Awful Example.

Helena. Mont. Dec. Hi LoaTidss Maurv
n Young lawyer Of Butte. after passing q good
examination sor admission to the bar h,sfors
the supreme court, was turned down today be-
Hs II aiso cited for contempt. MauTy was
asked how a corporation was organized, and
he advised the court TO look In the atatu,sa
while debating IN . stsnographsr. Other quss-
ti1ns were answered with similar nIppaney
The supreme court IL going to make an awful
example Of him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
CROWD SURROUNDED MnNLEY.
ChicaKOans stopped His CaPPIaxv
Until Police Rescued Him.

Chicago. Dec. 2.-PresIdent- elect Nc
kinney left for Canton shortly after II
O'Clock tonight. The most exciting pat Of
AcKinley's last day in Chicago was when
u crowd Of 400 persons surrounded the
carriage In front OF the wholesale house
OF Marshall Field & Co. at O'Clock II Is
afternoon. and refused to let the carri1ge
move until the presldent-elect had snak-
en- hands with several hundred Of them
He was finally Rescued by the police.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
e"AIIee' mlltAGE FOR YEARS
Statement Of Railway Con.,rnc,,
for 1SDD.

Chicago. Dec. 22.-Ths annual sroro.
ment OF railway construction, to be nun.
lished by the Railway Age this wool
viii show that during 1895 only 1872 mile
OF railway lines were built In the TtnItod
States. This Is one mile less than the
total reported for 1876. and tho smat,o.t
mileage built In any year since Is7i.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
DOW AND OTHERS FOUND GUILTY
Verdict In Denver Against the Bank
WPeekePs.

Denver. Dec. r.-Ths federal Jury this even.
Ing returned 9 verdict OF guilty against C. H.
Dow. president Of the dsfunct Commercial Ma
tonal bank: Sidney q. McC1urksn, receiving
teller; and o. Z. Miller president Of the Miller
Hernia Treatment Company. on charges Of mis-
appropriation Of funds. making false entry and
aiding and abettinR the same. There were n
counts In all. Miller. through the alleged
crookedness Of Dow and McC1urksn, secured
loans from the bank during ts91 and IS91 10
the amount Of about tl2s 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
HERMANN, THE MAGICIAN, AT pee,
"""FHl In New work At,cna,
NnnJ Friends w

No" York, b"~. 20 Tho body n, Ale,
a,'ls' ''Fr1nAnn. N" magician. was t,t1
~ rest m vault IN wno,ilarn rern,,...'
,"'ly' wHer" II Hill remain until rho ,,,,
~ "''l''9 upon permanent burial IL.
'i'''"'7 10 M" intermonf. funeral -,
vices wore held a. tho Masonic 49,.
wnirh were attended by large cro,I -.
'''d'"R many momtors Of tho o.. ~
~ "i'ssion- The jewish services - .,,'
au'i'h 10y Rabbi Joseph suvsrr,. ",
tempt" Emauu-rsl. AMI v.r. ,a,,I 81
Master Charles Helaer. ." 'f'n'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
TWO DEATHS OF coLFAx PEOPLE
John Clark, n College student-NK..
II, r. NichnIaa

Colfax. Wash. Dec. 2i.-A0sr an Hines Of p
hours. John Clark. college student. He'd Of
neuralgia and rheumatism OF the stomach M
Clark was young man OF Christian charac-
ter. and highly respected.
ArA Nicholas the young wife Of H. r. Mich
olas. manager Of the Great Eastern store Of
this city. died suddenly at San Jose Cal
where she went in hopes OF lettering her
health. Mrs. Nicholas leaves a large number
Of warm friends. gained by winning ways AMI
q loving disposition.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
POSSE KILLED sRoNcHo PETE
o""baJ Win . aaa Record Rssis-
ted Arrest.

I'ofso. Idaho. Dec n - News reaches
herr NJ tragedy al Itsgerman. An alter
cation took place between Marion Garner
and Harry Kline. alias 'Hrenaho Pete"
during witch Pete shot and. u was sup
posed, fatally wounded uraner. Pete at
ono" mounted his horse and struck out for
he cattle camp of the Shoe sale Ou,ht.
posse at oncp started In pursuit. and az he
Nad stopped to see a woman 10 whom he
was engaged to be married. the posse over
TOOK him. lie was oriered to throw up
h's hands. and replied by opening IRE on
the Vosse, who. IN turn. shot him dad.
farmer Ia recovering. although shot
through and through with a ts-calIber bul.
let 'Uroncho Pete was a cowboy and all
round had man from the locality where
Diamond Field Jack ana others recently
killed several aheppberdsfa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
TOMMY RYAN WON THE BATTLE
Fought Billy Mccarthy to u stand
still In seven Rounds.

Buffalo Dec. H.-Tommy Ryan OF Sy-
racuse won the night from Billy McCar-
thy OF Australia In seven rounds before
the Empire Athletic Club tonight The
first round was decidedly in Ryans favoI
The second round proved a surprise
to the Syracuse boy. Mccarthy fought
Ryan almost TO a standstill. Twice Ryan
went to the floor. once from a savage
uppercut and again to escape punishment.
Mccarthy started the third round with
another wicked uppercut. Then Ryan
mixed things up in 4 manner to delight
the crowd He hit Mccarthy on the head
and face with right and left, apparently
as he pleased
In the fourth round Ryan had It all mis-
own way. hitting Mccarthy when and
where he pleased.
In the fifth and sixth rounds Ryan hit
Mccarthy easily, but his blows seemed
TO lack the strength for a knockout. Az
ter two minutes fighting in the seventh.
the referee stopped the fight. Mccarthy
was too weak to go any further. and
Ryan got the decision.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN HELD UP.
Three Packages Taken From the
Express Car In Texas

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. n.-Westbound pas
SenSer train No 70 on the Southern Pacific
railroad. was held up by three masked men
and three money packages from the express
car stolen at midnight near COmstoek ~
miles west Of San Antonio.
No Money Lost.
Kansas City. Dec. H.-LOcaI officials OF the
Wells Fargo Express Company claim nothing
was secured by the robbers who last night
held up the Southern Pacific passenger near
Comstock. Texas. A message from the diyis-
lon superintendent simply states the hoId-up
occurred and no money loss was sustained OF
ncials say the safe bore time lock and could
not possibly have been opened
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
N. p, Offers TO PAY ROAD TAXES
propositions ChehaIta Ceuaty VIII
Probably Accept.

Chshalls. Wash, Dec Representatives Of
,1e Northern Pacific to-day offered 20 pay into
amounting 10 i've mills on the doltaf In this
ahh many other counties this thN was levied
~ road districts on the vote ot The people.
I've c"npsny refused 10 pay on the aruund
,hst ohiy commissioners have a right 10 lew
we taN. The commissioners consider the olfsf
talr one and will possibly accept.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
ACQUITTED LAWYER K. N. sTevEs.
Jury Believed Him Innocent of the
Murder of SnyeFs

Hill7borO. Or. Dec. 2i.-After being or,,
since Friday evening. the Jury In the case N
X y. Sleeves brought in a verdict Of not RlIl-
" at 10 a. m today. Sleeves IL a well known
Portland lawyer and was Indicted with Bun
co. Kelly in connection with killing W. say
ers. who was a client of Sleeves This was
Sleeves keCOnd trial. The frat time he vas
found guilty q mansIauEhter and Judgment
reversed by the supreme court
The second trial was in this county on
1hAnge Of venue from Multnomah
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
Dawes Indian Commission Report

Washington. Dec. 22-GensraI r. e. Arm
strong Of the Dawes Indian C1nmisslon today
presented a report covering the work Of the
committee up TO date. The report was ac-
CprnIanisd by a treaty with the Choctaws who
rave agreed 70 break up tribal relations and
assume the new form Of government within
lNrn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
RErRIAL or JULIO sANaurLLY
Cuban Prosecutor Demands That lie
He sentenced for Lite.

Havana. Dec, - The reZrlal OF the
cass OF Juiie Sansullly charged With
treason aud conspiracy, was continued
today At / q clock Z he United States
Vice consul general Joseph A. SPRINGS.
Was not present when The Proceedings
opened buL arrived soon at-srAari
Public Prosecutor Eld1l nlAiv re
quest 81 the Jury 10 nut!lfy the Testimony
taken BY handwriting experts At yes.7r-
llys session uuL tne larry refused q l1
so. ssnor NllAl there4pOn catered pro
test.
Continuing s-uyr vital trade form Al
demand that ths prlsonrs should b. sen
t~nerI ryr Ike In his ap~ech hs mats a
gl5l-at attack upon s4-h CuttAna "a b~-
ram- ulLIfllzed American atLizrns. H.
alleged INA. tarir citizenship VISA purs.4
political lai designed o. bsu-1I th=IF
private AFFAIRS.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
Rncr Mnr Imminent

LoulEvile. Ky. Dec. Z2.-RspOrts reach here
from Maynsld. KY. where the negro rapist.
Jim Stone. was lynchsd yesterday that a race
h imminent. The town II said 20 be
guarded by bodies 0f armed men against a
threatened attack by negroes TO ayenKs stone's
death. Aaynsld and the nsighboring towns are
greatly excited.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF MguCo
First Conference Assembly l. to
Meet the Last week Ia January.

city Of Mexico. De-. g2 Extensive Ar
ranEsrnsnts ars In progress fYr au .vrn.
gellcal assembly or conference. .ro.--.l
OF delegates from tho q states Of h. Nix
lean republic, and which ia 20 Da "a ..l Ia
this city during tho last week ~ ret.
month. The moyrmsnt grove lr!t a. trr
fact that the International Standby -4.al
convention, at tts last session On l..4.,7
decided to enlarge Its aod 10 ta..ila
Mexico and Cuba
Invitations have boon extended ia rsp
resentatIvs Sunday school workers 81, fH,
United States and Canada. and 4orl Ea.
been received that large party Is Icing
organized to start from Chi.a-, abgrr a
month from today. The coming ..rrsn-
ton. the nrst Of IT, kind 10 oo he'd IN
Mexico. Will bS especially uotsEortrv. In
that 1t will demonstrate tho -iu-.,.f-y 2
President Diaz'a recent decllr lon ia,
the fullest liberty Ia granted to ,ErItts,
workers in tho republic.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
KILLED HERSELF WHILE DgMENTgD
VIII, of Municipal Judge Reid of
Tacoma.

Tacoma Wash. Dec. H--At noon today the
wife II Municipal Judge W. n. Reid shot her
self through the heart dying Instantly sbs
has been under medical treatment and subject
70 hysterta. During her husbands absence
she found a revolver in a table drawer and Il
II supposed a sudden Impulse seized her 10
end her suffering. Happy relations existed be-
tween husband and wife. She made an At
tempt on her life nine years ago while rssid-
ing at KeypOrt. ". J.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE BROKE.
Thirty People Preeipitated Into a
West Virginia stream.

Wheeling. W. Va, Dec. 22--At Littlet5n
a wire suspension bridge over creek
broke down while crowded with people
returning nome from d church entertain
ment. Thirty or forty people were pre-
cipitated into the stream. one was kiIled,
two probably fatally Injured. The killed
are: WiIbert Hammond. aged Is Danger
ously injured: Miss Artie Brown. Harry
Anderson. Less badly hurt: Miss Cora
Jephey. Simmons Fox, William Mays and
sen, Bert Carlan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
FoUR oUsINess Blocks COW
Great FIrr Visited nrIdR.. Mac.
chuaetta

"t''R9. Mass. po~- 20 one 81 the
K'' at'7t hr's that has occurred In wor
.''ter county Tor many years broke an.
W the heart Of tho business ssctt,, a.
o'y' and before It could no con,ro,t,,,
''Ht Ars" business blocks and three o,b,
~ buildings had been reduced ~ 49,
'n'al'lnF loss Of over BOO ooo -
"h'ch there is lf5|O Insurance :, :.
not known what caused tho aro
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26

ChicaEo. Dec n.-WlilIam J. bryan arrival
az Chicago today from Lincoln He stated -,
his VISIT was purely on business connected vviIb
the publication o. his book. bryan will no ~
Atlanta, ia. tonight. where he will lecture an
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
MANAGER M'NEIL WILL ATTEND.
Sale of the Grand Island Seems to
Have Peculiar Interest

ST. Joseph. No. Dec. H-General Manager
Edwin Mcneil Of the Oregon Railway & Nav
igatiOn Company arrived here today 20 attend
the sale Of the St. Joseph & Grand Island
railroad. which takes place at Hastings. Ssb.
on Wednesday. The New YORK reorganization
committee arrived today and have al prep
arations made TO purchase the system. Il Is
now said that President McSen will Be an ac-
tive bidder for the road and II secured will
build connecting link and with the Union
Pacific, give Oregon a through line from Port
land to the Missouri river.
Denial From Portland.
Portland. Or. Dec. ZI.-The officials Of the
Oregon Railway Navigation Company say
that President Mcneil has no intention Of be-
coming bidder at the sale Of the St. Joseph
4 Grand Island railroad at Hastings Nsb
next Wednesday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26

Washington. Dec. 2.-Ths secretary Of the
Interior has issued n requiaitIon on the treas.
ury for fl0s0.Ooo for next months qaartsriy
pension payment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
Chicago Hoard Of Trade TIm,a.

Chicago. Dec 9z-Ths board Of trade today
adopted resoiutl0ns protesting AGAINST the
adoption Of the Cameron resolution on Cuba By
congress-.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-26
ARE NEAR THEIR JOURNEYS END
Women Pedestrians From Spokane
Beyond MOrristOwn, ". j.

New York, Dec. 2.-Mrs. 8. Eaby and
her daughter passed through Morristown,
y. j.. a. o'clock tonight on their way
to this city from Spokane. Wash.
The two women have walked the en-
tire distance, and have covered abou,
800 miles. They left Spokane on May s.