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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
FLAMES AT KNOXVILLE
HEART or THE BUSINESS PORTION
EATEN OUT ny FIRE.
ssmbeS Of Hotel Guests Believed "a
Have PeTfsied, as They Are
MasEln@.

Knoxville. Tenn. April 9.--The most
destructive fire In the history OF this city
broke out in grocery store adjoining
THE big Knox hotel The hotel and ad-
Joining buildings were soon IN flames.
and the heart OF the city. Including some
OF the largest wholesale and retail bust-
LESS houses In the south. were DESTROYED.
the loss II varlOsisly estimated at from
one 10 one and half million dollars
WITH about 90 per cent OF insurance. In
me wholesale hardware store of w w
A.oodrnn 4 Co. q large dynamite ex-
pioslon occurred. and scores were hurt
~ nying brick and glass. IL became
necessary At last to have the walls of
one building blown down by cannon 70
stop the mao career OF the IRE noun
tain hoEitzeA Of the Knoxville legion
was called into play and "A load Of can
mister did the work. at the same time
tearing up some residences in a different
portion Of the city. The city authorities,
realizing that the firemen were unable 10
conquer the flames. teiegraphed to Chat
tanooga for assistance An engine was
placed aboard FIAT car and started the
run OF III miles. which was made in lgs
minutes. breaking the record When fhe
engine arrived here the IRE WAS about
under control. yet the Chattanooga boys
nad some good work A cabinef maker
named 7. O. Dyer fell dead on the street
from fright.
In addition TO the destruction Of sew
eral smaller buildings and losses 70 small
dealers. heavy losses 70 plate glass were
caused BY intense heat and water
~ - more than probable that j. G. Ro-
gle. the old gentleman hurt in the hotel
viii die He inhaled flames and can not
speak nor swallow.
The last man 10 leave the burning hotel
says that be Is positive that i've or six
persons were burned. He ran over three
or four men In the Railways, who were
sun0cated.
u. l. Johnson. q railroad baREageman
came down from the fifth story Of the
hotel hand over hand on the water pipes
tsfore the IRE engines arrived. Only
one OF the guests saved any OF his ei-
farta.
The heaviest losers are: McNulty Gro-
Gerry company. stock si60ua buiIdines
&ooo: Hotel Knoxville. furniture and FIX
lures. $1,000; Daniels Bros. Co, dry
goods. stock SSoolooo building ts.ooe: s.
~ Newman a Co, printers. tS5.0os: w.
W. Woodruff Co. hardware stock. &Az.-
0tp; cuiaen d Newman. aueenswane. see
90; J q. Cullen. building. $4,000: Hene-
gar. Doyle & Arnold clothing. 81. COS;
n l.. Ross a Co. grocery stock ssa.eOo:
building $1,000; W. W. Woodruff 4 Co,
hardware. stock slooo.90o. building slze0o
The isa OF the dead and injured. 90 Car
reported. Is as follows;
The dead: A. e. Weeks. L.orke ~ Y:
n. w. Hopkins, 81 Louis. = Robinson.
Pulaski Tenn: s. =. Williams. Spring
field. Mass.
Among Che snjured. J. c. Boyle Of Ten
Dessee. was burned and wa DIE: the face
and head Of Laeutenant Hood ~ the
Knoxville police was seriously cot 81
glass from the explosion: Policeman
Asqutth Was burned and cut BY flying
glass and Fire chief Mcintosh was
bruised by fan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

been dominated rear admiral.
a citizens movement against Eunday
base ban has been started a Cleveland
>. p. catrpn 81 North Yakima has been
appointed wafdsn OF the Washington
The MIhnesoia house on representatives.
has passed . bill prohibiting sectnrian
EhMkruction ~ the weaving OF nectnrian
EaFp In the pnhiIe scfnoie.
fkeHideDt ana Mrs. heKi11ey will SUM
nier at Lake 6unapee. n. H.. a. the
hne begun an extensive a1ditlen 70 MS
ThITtsen cities have mus far adopted
the Ptngree potato patch plan for ths
coming eNmmeFs
cambEiege DpFAngs. . health resort near
nesdyiLle. Penn. has been sinent entire
" deatroFea ,by Are. causing the loss Of
one life and faoeooo % properly.
The average weight OF the hogs receiv-
ed ~ Chicago duFing March WAS eight
pounds lighter than returned in February.
and - pounds lighter than in March. lfas
|. Two Akron. Ohio. people have Just re-
ce3yed notice that they have Inherited
good fortunes. Jacob DoffeIlnger a sign
painter. gets x2d0.0oo from an aunt I'm Aus
iTAlia. and Mr.. Joseph WIgiey, wife OF a
brieklayer. receives xe.oDa from an aunt
IN Enelsnd.
AoNiccN feceiVeu NJ Pierre, n D., from
the AOreaa river country. are 70 the Eff
feet that the loss Of eatiIe in that Sec
tion during the past winter has been be-
tween ~ and 60 per cent.
Secretary ~. =. Bowling 81 the repubIl-
can national league Announces that the
next convention viii be held In Detroit
Mich July u. II and Is.
BY the will Of the late Miss WlnnIfned
Martin. who aled nj Baltimore, April 4
about million dollars ls beq1eathed 70
various Catholic churches and charities
In Maryland and California.
The next steamer from Tacoma TO Jap
an viii take 600 cigarettes.
Ex-Governor w. }. Mcconnell Of Idaho.
via go into ne DRY goods business a.
Spokane. E4~t& A4Ns
c. p. Huntingfon has been re-eleetet
president Of the southeru Pacific.
Colonel william Rufus Ehnfter, First
Infantry, has been nominated 70 be brig
adieF general.
sohn T. Bresier Of Nebraska. has been
appointed 2 governmsni director Of the
President Dole OF Hawaii. has sent a
special commissioner 20 the United States
10 urge anuaxAtion.
c. A. Bpreckles the sugar king. has
discharged all bat two u the white men
on his Hawaiian plantation and put ORR
entails an their places,
la replying 10 an inquiry from the Sec
resary Of war. Morgan Johnson Of Fargo.
n. D.. says sleGsD IL needed for the im-
mediate relief Of Hood sufferers
Ay the suspension Of the Globe Savings
bank In ChIcago. over GI1a00 IN cash
and bonds OF the University Of Illinois
are missing. The president OF the bank
cannot Be found.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Washington, d. c.. April 7.-sOme OF
the applicants for pOstof4ces 10 the state
OF waHhinEton are under the Impression
that all fourth class postofIices have been
placed under the civil service rules. and
that applicants Glll have to stand com
Pctitivc examinations They are. there
fore, writing 10 their members In con-
gresa for Information as 10 the exAmina-
hOn This Impression IL a mistake. as
these ofiicca change with the adminlsira-
ton as heretofore. The rule established
by the last two presidents, however. al
lowing competent incumbents TO serve
be enforced
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
cApTAIn aAck,s MoOocs SHAVING


issidins. Cal. April Sword comes
from .aioaoe county thar > remnant OF
Captain Jacks tribe of Indians now Nv
ing IN that country IN the nelghb0rheod
Of the scenes Of Captain Jacks tFeaeh-
cry and General cAnby's death 10 ls72,
are now In . pliiable condition verging
on actual starvation.
In all there are about 100 OF the tribe
left The winter has been q severe enc,
the snow d deep and tho Indians have
been unable 70 ohiain the necessities OF
life.
a party OF two bucks and 70 squaws
stFnggied tntO Aituras from the Iava
beds 10 set food. but the whites we're moi
ehaIitabiy disposed 70 the MOdoes. 20
hungry we're they that they stripped a
dead COW 70 the bones and carried away
chat waa left.
u Is reported thai their number has
been reduced one-haif this winter BY
asalh aas 70 staFyAaton and exposure.
There y no reservation and no appeal 10
tbs united STATES government.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
Mnrk nf Mnnen-

nctrOii. Mich. April Sat the sixth
biennial congress OF the Young women's
Christian Association In session here
sae president Mrs. u. l.. Wlshard Of New
York. took the chair and rad the nepori
Of the International committee. submitted
BY the chairman, II called attention "a
the separate specializing OF the city and
ccilege the past tsp years. and the re-
poFs enlargrd on the neld OF usefulness
Tor the secretaries Of the departments.
The committee asked for eih.Oag Tor
work aTponR the colleEes and schools. II
reIported so Associations during two
years. = associations having gone out OF
she International association. four Joined
and ~ Wew associationE were formed, -
OF the associations being college and s.
city oresniEatsons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
MR. sRNAN DRAWS A eIe cRowp.
Appears ~ CoaaseI Before the Uals-
I'd states SapEene OoarG.

Washington. April e-Hon. w. J. Bry-
an. late democratic candidate Tor the
presidency. drew a large crowd in the
United States supreme court where he
argued the maximum freight rate case
In behalf OF the state Of Nebraska The
decision OF the case will determine the
coastit nationality OF the Law OF I1sa fixing
a minimum rate for freight charges On
the part OF the railroads operating IN the
stAte The railroad companies entoined
the state ofEicials from carrying out the
provisions OF the Law on the ground.
among others. that the rate fixed was not
Eufhcient for the maintenance of the
roads. ThA state appeals the case. which
10 considered OF great Importance. be-
cause Of its bearing upon similar con-
seneions IN other states
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
RossEo AND BEAT THE MESSENGER.
Trusted Men OF a Chicago Erirua Ran
Away with the Funas.

Chicago. April 2-In the business dts
tricts today a messenger employed by the
wholesale wooden firm OF Kuh. Nathan &
Fisher was robbed OF xS5po, after being
beaten into lnsensibIlity by two men. one
Of whom had been sent with a boy 90 pro-
tect him and the firms money. The mes
senEer is at the point OF death. He Is
Adolph Schulz Is years old. One Of the
robbers was Edward Wilson, employed
by the firm as a teamsser. Schulz and
Wilson have been In the employ Of kuh.
Nathan a Fisher for several years and
were always sent 10 the bank together.
sometimes with thousands OF dollars.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
THE Porte Frlrs TWO PROTESTS.


turkey Promises 90 withdraw u
0Fe~re Does llkrWlae.
London. April "A diapatch to the
Timrs from Caastan;lnopie says that the
porte hiss communicated 10 the ambas.
sadofa the conisnta OF three circulars
lives abroad
Tho hrst. dated April s, notified the
powera that The porte n willing 10 with
draw the Turkish garrison from Crete II
the Greeks previously Withdrew and the
powers guarantee to paclfy the Island. II
demands also that ureece should evaeu-
ate Crete ferthWith
The Second protests In anticipation
against the appointment by the powers OF
a European governor OF the island.
The third protests against the inIusiice
Of dlHarmlnE the cretan Mohammedans
while the Christians are permitted to re-
tain their arms.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
rAEY ARg REAon 10 FIGHT.


London, April k-The LarIssa core
spondent Of the Times tomOrrow win Say:
After visiting the frontier. am con-
Sineed that the Greeks are showing plen-
~ Of strategic skill in the position OF
heir army and overcoming dificuItIes on
the frontier. II IL now clear they are re-
lying upon rapid movements in the field.
particularly artillery movements They
seem 10 disregard the moral value OF
strongly tntrenehed positions, which the
Ottomans lay great stress on II they
are once passed. Thessaly win be at the
mercy OF invading Turkish forces. All
hangs for Greece on the possibility thai
The rising in Macedonia viii occupy the
attention Of the Turks The Hellenic
missionaries have neglected no oppor-
tunikr TO arm the peAzantry''
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
SCHOOL eLEcnoN ~ MoNrANA
Free Book Question Favored Only
In Two Large CleleA.

Helena, Mont. April A-The school
elections held all over the state yester-
day, based upon the new Law regarding
local option In the districts as TO free
text books. IN Helena the majority for
free text books was CO. The majority
was much larger in Butte Great Falls.
Killings. Glendive and Big Timber and
Hamilton all rejected the proposition.
At Butte and Hamilton there were
contests for supremacy between the
American Protective Association and the
opposition. and the opposition won.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Tacoma. Wash. April GA decision
has been rendered By Judge Carroll OF
the superior court that viii cause Ia
coma 10 lose between 100000 and 500 900
IN street grade assessments. ~ carroifs
opinion be sustained by, the supreme
court. The decision Il in the case OF the
National Bank OF Commerce against the
city to enyoin re-aaneAsinE the banks
property TO improve the streets. The or
ssinsl assessment Was declared illegal
two years ago and this case IL similar 10
those frog Seattle and Spokane. The
matter WIN be passed upon by the ST.
prrmr court
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
emstRY cAARees ~ kANsAs.
t.sstsiatISe CsamIasss ua.Vu-.rass
TIVE N~aaaGsoas


Topeka. Aprti s,lThN stseClai rosnsnit,e-
sgfssiHf9d b. tbs popailst ma yosiiy af il,r
state legislature 60 investigate rharR..s II
tfttrf1 aRa corruption uoisrs about dur.
Ing tbs Fssrnt srasi0o 81 the iaN makers.
" IN srssipn. Henry Lands warden o. tho
state issnitsntiarY ~ Lansing. unlsostlcsi
th- ngps sstAaiIon when he stated that ~
had s-pru urged by = H,rtnlset u thr lrzis.
taiuf~ 20 tsC1mmrnd this purchase Of al.
aitionai coai lands adjacent 20 tha psni.
ienitaFS tfot-ftS. Though he was oaavlnc.
81 that the STATE had no up~ Tor such
iandA Wafdvn lands had l.rcn told that
there would H. 1zsMa IN a.
When prpa~rd for further partiralarp
Waf'icn lands stated that he had 'hss
conversation With ex-Ctovernar 4. u.
IslSNViia0. lge said. hoNuNer, thai the
latter hal not stated who was 20 hp ilrns.
ntgsi hg the 81 go WhethSr che state or
Others. anh ~ alpo reminded the rom.
usIstsp thar NJ Tan Tor the purchase Of
etah landa had been introduced. But thiS
was only a rsryumatsnca 20 tho aeasalion
that fo,Isssd, when representative MstH.
ler 0f Sheridan county testified that he
had bern offcte1 tlho 10 vote against the
Hackney Na1rnamsnt 10 the railroad tall
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
A FoReER is run DOWN AT LAST
q. =. lewis wantea on Pssr H...
dred lndietna@naa.

ufhana. Ohi0. April 6.-x r. I.ewis. Mhn
became tugiiisS tFoan justice i've years
ago. after eomaniiIing = series Of the
most DARING i0FEerles ever attempted in
tins state. Vas brought to UFbana to-
night from XpstlaniL Mich, where he
WAS arrested last ntght
Lewis Il . physical WFeak. ne had been
eenniea saFewa aEHAaeieF. lie oonfined
hls fofgsFtes 20 county and school bonds
The foraeFiey etnounsed 10 abous So. go
and tfie securities ~ forged Mefe report
- 70 hafa been lsaasd In iVe different
Ohio eoengieA fesr hunarrA indictments
are h0u psndinG IN various Ohio courts
swalnne LeMtss although his arrest was
made on = warrant charging bai ons for
ssFf.
TIE Hational Rank OF Redemption Of
Boston util back the prosecution proceed
tags Al tbs trial. which Niil be hegua as
soon - possible.
Wheb ARRESTED Al fpsiiantl Lewis vas
uVins usih hls family aAd-F the aams OF
John Leach.
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sRvAN PICKED UP UNCONSCIOUS.
Ptaasa On which he Was Speaking
Fell Co thr eroaaa.

~. Augustine. FLA. April s--tion. W.
,. Bryan pas injured here by the eaving
IN Of the piaESa on which he was speak
inE. Nearly 100 nen and women were
precipltatcd about - feet TO the ground,
and many Of them were injured but none
fatally. Mr.. Bryan was picked up un-
conscious and removed 10 a physicians
he had recetved no injuries % . serloua
character.
Mr.. Tsryan aadrenssd fully so.oOo people
from the planEA OF the San Marco hotel.
At the eiose % his speech h1norsds Of
people hoekcd about him. and u was thea,
20 great was ths STRATA. that ole neetleu
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Redfeld. 5. d. April s-Henry s.
Truive and two sons were drowned today
near Frankfurt. in this county. This
makes six deaths from drowning during
the present overflow.
The hoods exceed anything ever w.t.
messed here. The water In the river il
six feet htEher than the highest water
mark heretofore
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
Neca<el.ilu-,Ae-slo, a,.ch,nc..

Portland. Or. April &--TAe city council
today, by a vote OF 10 to I, passed an ordl-
nance licesSing Observation-Disclosures MAJ
chlnce and iixing the license at SIS per
quarter. Mayor Ponneyer says he will
Voto the ordnance. and 4 Il d passed over
his veto he viii see that tho police enforce
the state Law Raainst galmhilng and that
he will not permit the machines to be
operated Nnaer any circumstances.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Chicago. April S-Foor thousand men
closing Of the works % she Illlnols Steel
Company at South Chicago tonight This
action is taken by the oflclais % head on
a strike Rail slralghtenere are neapon-
sible for the trouble. The ofilelalA Of the
company claim that the wcrkmea hnske
q few monghs ara
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Chicago. April N,--CoIonel W. A. August
Ray. at one time president and for =
years prominent operator on the board
OF trade Is dead. Colonel Ray organised
Company p. Fortieth Wisconsin infantry,
and was commander Of the regiment. He
held Memphis against the confederate
GENERAL Forrest when the latter made his
famous raid on that town.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Caneas April &-Rear Admiral r. T.
Harris Of the British fleet was shot al
by M0slem irregular while crossing a
Held near Suda- The bullet ploalghed the
grass al his feet. This Is his second es-
cape. There were conflicts in various
parts OF the island yesterday. In many
Instances the insurgents were the ag-
gressors. They have captured several
cannon al KiSsamo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

San Diego. Cal, April s.--Seaman KING
OF the cruiser Philadelphia Is dead. Two
other sailors are dying and several more
are In precarious condition from driaix.
Ing wood alcohol, mixed with, emga and
condensed milk. They broke into the
medicine chest during the night, steatlns
the alcohol, OF which they drank large
qua nflfiea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

London April S-Dlspatches from
Pretoria and DelaKoa bay say the whole
OF GAEalAnd Is IN open revolt Twenty
i've thousand natives have rehelled
against the Portuguese government The
principal RISING IL only about % miles from
the TransraAl border. Portuguese troops
are mobillHing rapidly and the situation
II reNarsaed a. Rerlona
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AppaIiiax scenes AZ Parse.

Fargo. n. D.. April THE situation
Is appalling. While the Red river rose
only three inches last night, the BiE
Conlee. west OF this city. toek q seeond
squirt and went up II inches aooding the
entire west side Of town and driving hun
dreds Of people from their homeE The
water works a. the reserve station were
compelled 10 shut down. There b much
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

NWtNNF WtENMrNu 10 &c Dad.
San Francisco. April ProceedIngs are
10 be taken TO have Windsor A. Keefer.
the mining man who mysterIously disap-
peared. declared legally dead. His sister.
Mira DavAds, 10 firnly convinced that her
brother met with foul play after leasing
he Jupiter mine. Al the expiration OF
the 70 days delay required by statute.
his death may be legally established and
hts estate prohated
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

London. April "A dispatch to the
Times from Constantincple says that il
Is understood there that the porte has
notified. the powers Of its willingness to
withdraw the Turkish garrison from
Crete Immediately II the Greeks viii
withdraw and the powers guarantee to
pacify the island.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
MATE WARNS SPAIN
aOLUTION PROTEsTInG AGAINST
fnH ExEcUFIOM or RIvERA.
Hensnts Defeated and Met = Nega-
i've Vote On the fseli CaiI-AD-
peiatmsnts ASA CesisFast iens.

ne senate was tbs scene Of q lively
4sfosefsy Monday over the Cuban hit-
Ion A resolution WAS unanimously
Hpted reciting the Faportn that General
~ Rivera. the cuban commander, h
tnt 10 b. tried BY dFamhead court
&ftiat and shot. and expressing the
sEinent Of the senate thai II these re-
US are tFsse. ths pTsaiaent of the United
8ses should protest 10 the Spanish SOW
8lneht against suen . vocation OF tbs
NJ Of etytiined warfare. The Eea0lu-
n does not so 10 the house. and be-
pes effective as q measure 10 the pres
% BY itself Although the opposition
y withdrawn on the final vote. there
8 spirited opposition IN tue early stages
De dshate. and . test vote on the com
niiss ntFengih of this csban and ami
Nm senttment In the senate. The test
'nFFed % . motion 10 refer the resata,
" 10 the Committee at foreign Fsls,
~ Nh. Halls. Who has been pr0mi-
Ny idsnitled with the opposition 10 the
Nan resolution. made ths ul0iian 70
|NK, ana Il was supported BY Mr., uOaF.
NHheF proaainsat nkuFe il aonaSltioa 70
Cuban resolution. The debats was
81 spirited. and ~ times quite psrsan-
#enaIoFs Alien and daitinssF eiasaihE
Nith senator heaF. The alsls inoaAoa
fsfer Sas defeated u 10 n. end the
'lpiicn was adopted. ~ 20 n0shtng,
HfoFu HoaF and HAS Fefraiasa fFen
~ Eikins made . speech on the resain-
= ~ our mssehanI maFtae. eSntsndias
IBN0F Of discriminating duties. aad
k.iadssy. democrat Of Kentucky. ar
M ia favor Of tbs TorEsg bankruptcy
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Salem. Or, April a-Mrs Catherine Il.
flvermore, q years old. committed sui.
eide by taking strychnine. grandson
Of hers n In jail here awaiting the ac.
ton OF the grand jury on a charge Of
having stolen 80 from hls mother. Fam.
lily troublea- caused the act.
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seventeen Knots an nour.

Rockrors. Mass.. April S-The battle
ship Iowa on her trial trip passed the
second mark at lo:se.ss having made the
frst leg at the rate OF lSos knots. She
crossed tho finish line at 2;2I;le. elapsed
time Asat;sl. being exactly II knots per
hour IA the speed trial
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JackeonvIlIe, Fla, April A~General
julio eansuiiiy and. Colonel LAchuga,
hearing that warrants had been issued
Tor their apprehension on the charge OF
aiding and abetting Cuban expedition
surrendered themselves this afternoon 10
the United States officers. They wrkc
taken before United States Commissioner
Egan and their hearing continued.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Seattle. April S-Ex>Depnty Auditor
l.evi Smith. charged on several counts
with embenlement OF county funds.
waived a preliminary hearing today and
was held IN $sOco bonds TO answer to the
superior court,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Chicago April. G-lBdward Freer' q 10
months-old child OF Richard Freer, had
both his eyes burned out last night by a
tWo-and-a-half-year- brother named
Russell The chlldren were playing 70.
gether In the basement Russell procured
poker and holding q IN the stove until
Il was red hot. poked Il into the Infants
eyea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

Union, or. April k--wllilam RothlaEe.
an inmate OF the county tAli herr. COM
mltted suicide In HIS cell By hanging res
terday morning. He was a Few days aEo
pronounced insane and Was IN the IAN
awaiting TO r. Transported 10 salem.