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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-21
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Sacramento.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-21

n weN-known story about Carlyl,
ana Emerson was given Duff by
Charles Kingsley in the following yer
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-21

SI EIGHTH, BET H AND I-MODERN
ten-room house; rent $41.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
HER GOLDEN WINGS OPEN.


New York, Dec. 10. - Miss Josephine
Drexel, who with Miss Ethel Stokes,
shares the dazzling honor OF being the
richest debutante Of the season, was pre-.
sented to society Saturday. Her coming
out reception was given BY her mother Of
l05 Madison avenue. Mra John VintOn
Dahlgren, sister Of the debutante, assist
ed at the function.
Miss Drexel il the fourth daughter Of
the late banker, Joseph Drexel Of PhiIa-
dolphin, and she has fortune Of about
5000 900 all her own. She IL very young
and handsome. She is only IL years old,
but Is strong. athletic looking girl, with
merry brown eyes and an abundance Of
dark brown hair. Miss Drexel has spent
much of her life abroad. She IL an ex.
pert with the whip and IL devoted TO
horses. She has three sisters, all OF whom
are married. Two Of her sisters married
brothers. and both are living here in New
York.
Lucy Drexel. the eldest child, married
Brice b. Dahlgren, and Elizabeth DrexeI
married John Vinton Dahlgren. Another
sister is now the wife Of DIR. Penrose of
Philadelphia Miss Josephine is talent
cd pianist
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
IDAHO STATE BOARDS FIGHT.
Auditor and Examiners Can't Agres
Sa Methods.

Boise, Dec. l5.-There has been a con
test between the state board of examiners
and the state auditor for some days over
allowance Of bills against the state for
last month. The statute provides that
regular meeings of the board shall be
held on the first and third Tuesdays, and
regular meetings of the board shall be
il all the members are present. There
was only enc member here when the time
for the regular meeting came around
the secretary Of state He adjourned the
meeting from day to day until the arrival
Of the attorney general Tuesday. The
two constituted a majority and passed
the hills.
Auditor Anderson, however. refused to
issue the warrants. claiming it was a
special meeting, and that there is no pro-
vision for an adj )urEed meeting. Yester-
day the governor returned, the board met
and by resolution esserted its position,
but in order 10 avoid further delay in pay
ment of claims. agreed that the governor
should Join in the setian taken by the two
other members Il has been a sharp fight
and there has been no little feeling ARGUS
ed over the matter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
Mr. BRYAN AT MEXICO.
nta Reeepttsn tlaa No Parallel In
The History st That city.

0ty Of Mexico. DEC. l6.-Mr, Bryan
ana party arrived here over the Mexican
National railway from Toledo at $50 last
nigh,. and . great cTu~d Of Americans
ana Mexican. were awaiting the arrival
q the distinguished political leader. Col
ops, Garcia 81 President Daz's stafi. In
tall uniform. greeted and welcomed Mr.
Rryan In the name Of the chief magistrate
and escorted him TO the presidents Pri'
vats carriage. The famous Twenty
su,h regiment was stationed on the plat.
form. Great enthusiasm was manifested
amoae the many Americans present, and
rhcers and tigers for Mr.. Bryan rent the
air. and loud cA.ls were made for speech.
Nm, he refused 10 talk, and again he was
eAserpa. Mrs. Bryan coming in for her
shars Of the applause Nothing like last
nIeh,'s denomination has ever been seen
h Mexico President Dias has given or.
der, that Mr.. Bryan shall be considered
a. a specially ho..orei guest
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
RAILROAD 70 LEWISTON.
NORTHERN PACIFIC AT WORK.
AseHs Negotiating Tor the Purchase
% unsecured hisht Of way-Pre.
sisai"n That ERsinss VIII Reach
There ~ March.

Lewiston, Idaho. Dee. l0.-The report
nom boise, that the Northern Pacific had
IN view the immediate extension of the
ralo'ise branch TO this city, has been
me cause Of great excitement here and
the Sabieet has been one Of eene.al ais.
eus'lon- The report has been substanti.
any eoTro6orAted by the appearance here
Of y. {. heif Of Tacoma. Northern Pacific
representative. who Immediately opened
negotiations with property owners east
o. the city for the purchase Of unsecured
night Of way. When the railroad Was
working "a the extension in 1850 the
right Of way from the reservation 10 the
city ~as purchased except small strips in
an orchard east Of this. This will cost
about 5000, and when the representa- tive
completes negotiations with owners IL Is
understood be will ask the citizens 10 ad
'Ahee that amount rs a subsidy. Only
small amount Of grading between this
point and Jaiiastta is TO be done, and IL
THIS subsidy is raised IL is stated the first
ensins will reach Lewiston in late March.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
HAYDENs SLAYER IN CUSTODY.
CStaae Confessed and the Collar Of
aeers Have Identined the Man.

ColfaX, Dec. H. The mnrderers Of Or.
vile Hayden are now confined in the
Whitman county jail and the murder
mystery is solved. One Of the nurderers
has confessed and given all the details Of
the crime. but the other maintains sto-
lid silence whenever the subject Of the
murder is mentioned. Neither of the
men knows that the other is in Jail. each
being in separate departments. The man
who has confessed 10 the murder is called
Blaekey and is known by no other name.
lie WIS arrested at Rosalia shortly after
the murder on charge Of stealing a roll
Of blankets from an cid man at Cakes
dale. Suspicion rested upon him, and
MIR, Hayden. father Of the murdered boy,
who has worked increasingly 60 bring the
murSieTers Of his son TO justice, employed
deiertiVe. who WAS placed in the cell
with Bhckey. on a trivial charge. To the
detective and William Herbert, the al.
legged horSethief and desperate, Blaekey
confessed his crime
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
Dawson In Great Need OF Fooa.

Washington, Dec. 10. - Senator Nc
Bride Of Oregon has received the follow
ing from f. P. Ash, who arrived at Port
land on November 80, direct from Dawson
City: Il know that the supply Of prOyi,
sions in Dawson cannot last longer than
the middle Of March. No supplies can
teach the interior by ordinary conveyance
until next June. and believe it viii ne
quire the resources of the United States
government to equip an expedition strong
enough to overcome the obstacles Of a
midwinter journey. This expedition
should be orgaqized at once, as Il will
take from 20 to SO days to reach Dawson
City from Skaguay and Dyea- am Ger.
tain that there will be intense suffering
unless relief is at once provided for"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
SALARIES WERE CUT OFF.
Kansas Legislature made q Mistake
ARectIaK Probate Courts.

Topeka, Kan Dec. ia condition
confronts 50 Of the los probable judges
Of Kansas which is anything but pleasant
and cOnsoling. IL has just been discoy.
cred that big blunder was made BY the
legislature last winter, which, after Jaa.
uAFy ]. will cut of the salaries OF these
ofiiciAia In its efforts TO retrench and
reform the populist legislature passed a
general fee and salary bill which will leave
the probate judges in the western hall
Of the state practically without compcn.
aation. Heretofore these officers receiv-
ed salary Of $500 q year and all fees
Of the Office. The new Law gives them
half Of the fees and, in repealing the old
Law, failed TO provide for a salary. The
new law compels the probate Judge Il
keep his Office open six days in the week
In 50 al the counties Of Kansas the an.
nml feez will not average 500 a year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
TEST THE WARDEN LAW.
.s.r,a Pease Refuses Co THra over
TIVE Prisoners.

Boise. Idaho, Dec II. - Warden van
norp Of the penitentiary has notified At
,oynsv General Mcfarland from Rath'
ANN that sheriff Pease Of Kootenai coun.
- yrh,sed 10 turn over to him Antoine and
i.ck yalk. sentenced to 30 year, each for
rohb,ry. /. is the intention Of the sheriff
- led the constitutionaliy Of he law en-
.s,cd nv the last session providing for the
oorvrysnce Of couviets to the Penitentiary
by the warden. Formerly they were con.
,,svsd by the sheriff. who collected IS cents
,n,ls ar the service. II was rich plum
- an effort l. now TO be made to recover
|, The attorney general instructed the
-. ~ eame along with the sheriff,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
FUNERAL OF MRS. MK1KLEY
An Denominations Jsia IN the sim.
pie ceFemonIea.

Cahtoa. Dee lS.--Loag before the hour
~ for seTsicns over the remains of Mira
Macy Aliison Mckinley, the eongrega.
ilna hsgan to assemble. and by 4 O'Clock
yesterday Every STAT Ia the First Metho.
dist kPlsooisal ehnrch vas occupied and
sStra SAT- placed in the aislea The front
ssAts Of the middle tier were reserved for
the family Of the daueaaed. The easket
containing the remains vas tenderiy plAc.
I'd In front Of the chanoel rail and the
Asolian quartet ehAnied "ssill. still With
Thrr@
Rev. Y r. Hornhruek Of Trinity Re.
ioFusd church offered prayer. This was
followed by the reading Of the hymn.
-JesaA, iDorer Of NJ Soul" BY Rev. Nil.
lsssn II the First Presbyterian church.
and Staging 81 the same by the quartet.
ID. Hall al rinity Lutheran church read
he sss1P,aral lesson Former Mayor
Cassidy rad the memorial adopted by the
board II ofissEs Of the church Of which
MotAss Mckinley had - long been q
member. and the quartet sang Lead
kindiy tAgh.- Rev Dr. Manchester. pas
ins al The First ~ D. church. delivered an
oFasioa. in Which he dweit upon the char.
srssF II the departed. After singing
Nearer Ny God % Thee,- benediction
sas psunoanced by ID. MeAies. pastor Of
The IiroAA street Methodist church u Co.
lnfnbas, Ohio.
Tie ld u the cANkct vas then lifted
and tho large congregation. as well a.
many uho had been unable 10 gain ad.
saissSun 10 the chaFrh, fled past to take
last look al all that was mortal Of
Mother Mckinley. The family and friends
ihrn catered carriages and. followed by
lhossanas. pFoce~Scd 10 wea,lAwn GENE,
trsy, uhstv the body uas laid 10 rest In
the fatally los This scryice was preceded
b. hsisl private rrrNicrs At the house. 81.
ssnds4 BY the immediate family and
WAnhiagsnn gucsts
The msmlcss Of the cabinet who came
10 Canlon 10 attend the funeral reached
ksfH ca = special al a;ls In the morning
Attrr the funeral ~sTyices all the Wash
lnrtnn guests we're entertained at dinner
hy Mr. iarirs and at o'clock left on
a special train for Washington. The pr
rate car NeuPoTt, assigned to the PreSi'
deaf, was attached ,o the special train.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18

Port Townsend, Dec. l7.-Charles G,
Warren, Of this place, returning passen-
ger on the steamer Al,Ki, reports the dis
covery of rich placer digRings near Dyea-
He says there has been a stampede from
Dyea to the plaeers, which are in the can
yon, six miles above the town, and the
discovery has caused great excitement.
News was also brought down on the Al.
hi Of a late discovery on Deadwood
creek, seven miles nom Dawson City, on
the east side Of the Yukon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
SHE SHOT A BURGLAR.
saera mengo PollceRan's wife Does
Net Trouble Her Husband.

Sacramento, Gal, Dec. A.-At an early
hour Sunday morning a burglar entered
the residence Of Sergeant Of Police Nc.
Manus and proceeded to rAnsaek the par.
lor. Mira MeManua heard the burglar
al his work. hut decided not TO wake her
husband. She picked up a revolver from
a table by the bed and awaited develop
ments. In a few moments the burglar
reached the swinging doors leading from
the bedroom into the room adjoining the
bedroom and when be opened the door
she fired. He made his escape, but the
trail Of blood he left showed that the
Woman's aim was good.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
aw. the date for hi. execution being set

law, the date for his execution being set
for January next.
Senator Frye has introduced a oil IN
congress providing for the purchase or
construction Of vessel for the revenue
cutter service on the Yukon, and appro.
pFiating $4,000 for this purpose.
The Klondike relief COMMITTEES of the
Portland chamber Of commerce has secur-
ed pledges for more than 100 tons Of pro.
visions. The committee has offered to
the war department the services Of a suf-
fcient number Of men to transport the
supplies into the Klondike.
Charles q. Dawes Of Illinois has been
nominated for comptroller Of the cur
rency.
Alphonse Dandet, the brilliant French
novelist and playwright, died Thursday
night in Paris, at 8 O'Clock, while dining
with his family.
William TerTiss, the well known actor,
was assassinated, being stabbed with \
knife as he was entering the stage door
Of the Adelphi theater in London.
The death is reported at Tacoma Of
Jonas Stanup, one Of the best known In
dams in western Washington, aged %
years. In the Indian war of 1850 he took
an active part in defense Of his people
the PuyalluPs-and at its termination re.
fused TO surrender his gun TO the govern
ment.
The following nominations have been
sent to the senate by President McKin-
ley: Court Of private land claims: Joseph
Reed 10 be chief justice, William NJ May
Of Tennessee. Thos. r. Fuller of North
Carolina, Henry G.. Strauss Of Kansas,
Wilbur F. Stone of Colorado. to be assO-
eiate justices, reappointments, their terms
expiring December 81, 1897.
A bill has been introduced by Sena-
tor Wilson in the senate granting to the
Spokane Falls d Northern railway right
of way through the CoIviIle Indian res
ervation and also for any branch line
commencing at point in Stevens county,
crossing the Columbia river and running
northwest by the most feasible route
through the northern part Of said reserva-
tion to connect at the international boun-
dairy line with any road which may be
built from British Columbia.
President Mckinley has decided to put
a quietus ON the protests formulating on
the Pacific coast against Attorney General
Mekenna Of California as judge of the
supreme court, and sent in his nomina-
tion. The president is determined 90
stand by his attorney general to the cad
Of the fight il is said. He will insist il
Is said, that McKenna continue as attor-
nev urafaaFal until the sDnaAa roufiF7.,s ais
nomination as associate justice
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
STORMS EAST AND WEST.
Seattle Has the Heaviest Rainfall en-
Record.

Seattle, Dec. Il. - The heaviest rain
storm Of which there is any record pre-
vailed here between 10 O'Clock Sunday
night and 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
During the ls hours 2.74 inches OF water
tell. The effect has been to swell all the
rivers and to threaten freshet The
Northern Pacific train was delayed severll
hours by a slide in the southern end Of the
city. Street car service on several line
was suspended for while on account Of
the cable slots filing with mud washed
down the streets by the rain.
Slides En- the Northern PacIac.
Tacoma, Dec. l4.--There are three land.
slides on the Northern Pacific near Seat.
tie, which prevent the running Of trains
between Tacoma and that point but the
track Is expected TO be cleared by morn.
ing. There 10 also a slide on the Ocosia
branch which viii be cleared tonight.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
RECOGNIZED As A CHURCH.
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Fsssa IhWsvA a CAsasl II CArissisA Scsrn,
tassss E hsli b is - iuls1aars1 tale ths
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etss. notwithstanding Mts BAdys ds'iar'
sssoa sAsl shs trs4smsai sNisnds 10 The
sa.a .sssoas ard fatal DISEASES, and eenos
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psa~staa is in aiFpci 'ioisiica Il TIE "a"
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
CHINA WILL BE CARVED.


ST. Petersburg, Dec. 1.-THE Novosti
says that the absence of protests from
the other powers. and Germany's evident
determination TO remain at Kiao Chau
bay, indicate that the partition of China
has actually begun and viii proceed quick.
ly. Another newspaper expresses the BE-
lief that the United States, among other
powers, may object to the permanent Oe,
eupation Of Kiao Chau by Germany. Rus.
sian officials, however, appear indifferent
to the stand taken by Germany.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
YAoU1NA TO SNAKE RIVER.
Articles OF Incorporation for . Rail.
road Fniled at snake River.

Albany, Or Dec l6--Articles Of in.
corporation were filed yesterday Of the
Oregon, California 4 Eastern Railroad
Company. The principal office is in Al.
bany and the object as set forth. is the
construction Of line from Yaquina bay
20 the Snake river, in Malheur county
Or, also the construction Of a branch road
from a point on the proposed line near
Prineville TO California. through lake
county, and the purchase of the Oregon
Central A Eastern railroad,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
wrpr suYTOcArED ~ sMOKI
-. uissss Perish - . sAs" "
"" uaFtsherne.

u,,,.horus. I. 7. Dee. lt--Fir, ~ ~
A suas time Friday nieAl N sOAl . .a...
No a. ,hls place. Yesterday msa a, ~ ~.
-, 20 ! !. !, 'As company % sHtingl'.Gn M
sswsS They found Lake pAs', -. ! ~, |.
.,.n m,a.r. and JOAa Yafko, an AS.', -,
' ~" ss.d' They were practically s y.
S No. Nv smoke, having entered .Ss
mioss seSlv,ly 10 make ss,ra cs' ~, \, 70 =
sss' "a ~ line OF danger signals ne ear nI'
sss sslihsuished- shan 90 , .amr.ny,
~. belonging to.As saHs coal ,,' 800, y q,
~ !. an srs. sn,siiins serious 'O'' " -
IL. easurany.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
SAUSAGE FROM HORSE FLESH.
New jersey Factory which Finds
Foreign Market.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE keaTney IN.
~ Townsite Company has granted to
Ferdinand Susenhop permission To oper.
ate an extensive plant for the grinding
Of horse meat into sausage The town.
ship officers recently closed the factory, al.
leging that the product was for use in
this country. But SuSenhop has convine-
ed the authorities that he has an ample
market In Europe and the mill will re.
sumo operations. He has arranged for a
large supply Of horses
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
HI MURDERED HIS WIFE.
w.,ss.s NE pasaAsss ssA fvsee
90 mn ntsseiG

Ms.s..sa. Gal. pec. lt-0ea c. ofVsa.
. m,p~n,ss, issaiiy 30. b. vi's ana
uoupas.l Ais aausAssS, Mr. W. Y Lac.
-.s. u,IA : rvvplssr yesterday. Ne then
,utesA he vssvoa 90 Aimsslt Sa' en-, !.
,assr,s.s : .s.lp wOuaa. His riss bad ls''
Alm ssd avvlied ir . diverse % 'ae
s,cass. a ss.rvws crSsi,y ard failure 's
r,uytds TAs shcsune uas ne sue :.
- un..es~..ial aitsaps 10 lnasce her 70
,-,r,. 10 Aln. she was liviaa With his
la.m.n TNh also aaessea The eulP''t
uho YES al cuts uiiA b. san Az 80 -
M. u suppO-sA TO b biz FsA''a Tor moot
ina his daughter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18

u.,.p,. Mont. Dec lS.--on application
:, az American Loan a Trust Company
- Know,es Of the United States cir
s a'.,, so.,t has entered a decree for a de
sS. Judgment against the Oregon
Ss"r. Line and Utah 4 Northern RAN Ran.
SS Company for sl.olo,fso, the amount amount
wss Sss an The lOnds after the ale under
foreclosure
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18

Simla, Dec. l6s-Aecording to official
dispatches from the frontier, the march
Of General Westmacott's brigade from
the camp at Cher-Khel into the Stui, khel
country was onc Of continuous action. The
enemy closed up on the rear guard and
kept fighting at short range with great
spirit. The British losses were heavy and
Included Lieutenant West Of the Goor.
khas, who was Killed, and Lieutenant
Compiler, who was wounded.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18
,...-. Ml.es's wili,

~ yO,l. Dee. ii,--INe viIl ., y, INC 20.
pa,ssr the sgsd AlasaHA I ~. ,, ! I.sl
,s ~a .smiuSCOa.sloqs On ne IA. .aS sona.
,'l'a ~ ,,s s and who died few s ny
, ~iIl IsM he estate sS''s =: :' SCS,..lsI
by q nephew.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18

bakersfield, Cal. Dec Ia David Ia.
wilson, the Randsburg wife murderer. has
been convicted Of murder In the first de-
gree. with the penalty Of life imrrisoa-
ment He Is said to be the son Of a
prominent St. Louis physician. The de-
fense was insanity, and during the trial
Davidson appeared oblivioas TO hls sur.
roundings but experts declared that he
was shamming.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-18

Louisville. Ky, Dec. 1S-Billy Lake
land. the celebrated trainer, yesterday
morning closed deal for Hamburg. John
T. Madden's great two.yeAr~old colt. who
win in the future carry the coloFs ol W
7. Powers. a wealthy New Yorker. Il 4
understood the purchase price Vas 80.
600