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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

FOR RENT-STORE 81 GRANNY
street. next to Hatch G. Deans. opposite
Atlantic Hotel. $50 4 month. Rent paid
TO June l; possession Immediately. THIS
one Of the most desirable stores In tho
city. We have a tenant. merchant tall
or. who will take half and wants some
ono to take other half. This an excel
lent chance for some one wishing Office
or business room on prominent street
at low cost Address by mall care Viz
gin.nn. DOUW G. CO. 49, -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
FOR RENT.

FOR RlGNT-sl325 per month; new house
No. 2l0 GLASGOW street; four rooms, bath
room. range. hot and cold water and
gas. Apply Il. l.. LAND, PET County st.
my27-3t
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WANTED.

WANrED-By two gentlemen, large,
nicely-furnished front room in the west
ern part of the city; private family pre-
ferred. References exchanged. Adj
dress "B.," care this office. my27-3tA
a QUALIFIED BUSINESS MAN in dry
goods and shoes. with from 81 900 to
tablished house with good trade guar
anteed. Address a." Virgiutan Office.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27

On the 25th instant n very exciting
game was played by the Little Sharks
and the Little Giants, two Smithfeld
amateur teams, In which the former
won, shutting the Giants out and max
ing five runs themselves.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
DR.. |. B. FREY,

Has for years made special study OF
Main street, over &C. and l0c. store
HAY FEWER. DEAFNESS AND 9TH.
Err DISEASES OF EYE, EAR, NOSE,
THROAT, CHEST AND STOMACH, i
Hours: "a. m. to 1890; to 6 p. m.
Consultation free, medicines furnished,
terms very moderate, asa h
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
Among Our cotton Mon.

Clear weather in the cotton belt.
The average temperature and rainfall
is as follows.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-27
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED AGENTS.-S75 per month aud
expenses paid active men IL right; goods
sold by sample only: samples. also horse
and carriage furnished FREE. Address
iJOBBER, Box hS0S, Boston, Mass.
fe16-tu, Ii Sa Su-4m
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

ter and Chauncey, owned by Chingrend
and the Nelson estate The consideration
Is said 20 be $4,000. The hast two claims
were discovered and located in the spring
Of 1896. There Is nm 1s0-fcot tunnel on
the White Cap, besides shafts and short
tunnel and shafts on the Hunter. The
ore Is largely silver one, with paying
quantities Of lead, copper and gold,
worlds Gold Onfpat.
The director lMr. Preston) Of the Unit.
ed States mint, has revised his figures az
to the worlds gold output for 1896. He
now places the output at SOS ,OOO, 600.
Mr.. Preston's estimate of the probable
output for 1897 Is e235 900 900. The gold
output Of the United States for this
year viii be approximately 100000 900,
an estimated increase Of s. 100000.
Lan.berf-Post Mfne Sold.
The sale Of the Lambert Post mine in
the Mount Baker district was consum-
mated the other day, the property pass-
ing to Portland, Ore, syndicate, repre-
scented by H. Stanislawsky. The cOnsid-
GRAFTON 10 said TO have been 800 900.
Sixty POands of Gold.
Sixty pounds OF gold was taken out Of
the Buffalo Hill placer mines at Elk City,
in Idaho county, this season.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
wHITMAN MEMoRIAL ExeRcIsEs.
Survivors Of the Historic Massacre
Were Present.

Walla WaIIa, Wash, Nov. 3O.-The
Whitman memorial exercises at the opera
house last evening were success beyond
all expectations Although the night was
stormy, the large hall was crowded to
the doors. and the interest and enthus-
iasm were profound
On the stage were seated President S.
B. L. Penrose, the president of the even
ing; DR. l. Fl. Hallock, the orator Of the
occasion; members of the board of trust
ees of the college, and 90 of the eonserva-
tory Of music pupils, who rendered music
for the services.
A the close of the services a short re-
ception was held ON the stage for the
purpose of meeting the survivors of the
Whitman massacre. OF these there were
present Mrs Catherine Sager Pringle.
East Spokane; Mrs. NJ J. Delaney, Farm
ingtOn; Mrs E. NJ. Helm; Mrs. n. A. ia
eobs, Milton, Ore; Henry Spaldipg, Al
mota, Wash; Judge Gray, Astoria, Ore. !;
Mrs. Susan Kimball West, Astoria, Ore. !;
Mrs. Sophia Kimball Munson, Hammond,
Ore; Mrs Nina Kimball Meyer, Astoria,
Ore; Mrs. B. S. kimball, Astoria, Ore.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
FOR 4 BIG CUSTOMS UNION
ENGLAND IS PAVING THE WAY.
Treaty Terminated which Admitted
Goods Frem Gernany on EaunI
Footing as Those From fhe Brss-
fsA coIonfes.

Washington, Dec. /. - Commercial
Agent Stern at Bamberg, in report 10
the state department, has given . great
deal Of general information concerning
the recent notice Of England to termina-
ate the commercial treaty made with
Germany. Mr.. Stern says that negotia-
tons have been entered into 1t the fnsti.
CATION Of Great Britain for new treaty.
The commerce between England and Ger
many comprises nearly 25 per cent Of the
latter's trade. Germany's exports 10
Great Britain proper in 1896 were valued
at SlG9, 952 600 and to the British colonies
$36.Al8JO00. The great amount Of trade,
he says, Is due to the treaty Of most fav-
ored nations between Germany and Eng
land and her colonies. The treaty about
to be terminated comedies to German
trade the enjoyment Of any concession or
privilege granted to the colonies Of Great
Britain on TO the mother country BY the
colonies Germany docs not have the
same advantage with the Dutch, French
or Spanish colonies. The relations Of
the three latter mother countries to their
colonies is much closer in matters Of
trade than England has with hers.
Referring to the fact that Canada has
recently made concessions in her tariff
to English goods and after expressing the
opinion that there is no doubt that other
English colonies will soon follow Canada.
Mr.. Stern says @Great Britain will then
be obliged TO make concessions in her
turn and alter her customs law in such a
way that certain products of her colonies
may be imported into the mother country
under more favorable conditions than the
corresponding products Of other countries.
This viii be carrying into effect the plan
to amalgsmate all parts Of the British
empire into one customs union"
Mr.. Stern states in the German tariff
certain amount Of consideration seems
to have been extended. resulting in
great increase Of trade and in comparing
the figures it is shown that imports 70
Germany from England and her colonies
have been considerably greater than Ger.
manyis exports thither. He instances
q number Of articles which England and
her colonies send to Germany and upon
which the tariff amounts TO but little.
Influential German papers discussing the
termination Of the treaty say that it will
be easy for Germany to make reprisals
and that an increase in German tariff
mates would be more serious for England
than Germany.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
SEATTLE OFFICER sAor oows
e~@fa'S asrasF commt.,,a r.
en-ceaNiet. - y"

Seattle. Wash, Aoy. % -. N,
Hs'l knoSn poliOsanan Of hi, si.~ III
s ~aus afs'ns as city isiler Last nisht W,
soAatdiy maEdsted by Charlie. phl,,,a.
~ sA'eoaslet, who was rseentIv 49,,
ilota jail 81 New WestmIpstss =
Isluita had besn arrested on sn,nlsIo. :,
',Ag implicated In q recent bu,pIsTw !. - y
80 esra iAkea To the city IAN h The -
go wagon. When the wagon Tenehs'S y .
~ uilieeF Wells met il and toId PHILLIP.
= - aosH' Phillips responded by drar,
ss"'ssE shd shooting Wells througl,
vac noay' lie then nan across The s,y,.s,
Meiis' though mOTtally wounded 80,
$500 70 his teet and Aired al Phillips NM
's.afsed The shot. Wells then feIi Il ~
Sidewalk dead. Phillips then broke snd
'-n, si'A otAesTs Barber and MEREDITH
"a ho' pursuit sheriff MOys4, who Va,
rNss'h 90 s,ree. car, hearing the shot.
ana sering the crowd. slighlsd ana ,os,l,
shos Al the hssihg I'hillips
aaaas4nns shots were EXCHANGED h.
Mesa 'he osiAesFs and pnlilips, Who flaaI
y '"D4 Fsiaes under a balIdiAs al ,he
s.'nsf d Fearth and MAia streets CsIei
- Folloe kssd ordered out the sn.i,e ma.
laFr department. and the hoas. va. sur.
''saaasa ofslces Meredith ana Barl.p,
@asA lantern, rrawlea In after PhIlllo.
. hos4 tsEy sAs sitting under the rsar
s'Ad u The building With his revolver n
Ass hAAd Meredith called out 10 hi,u "a
saiasAaEF Philips dIea bis receiver "a
af~. bat Meredith and barber w~Fe Too
HaIsA iax A'sa. TArif pistols rang oa,,
Ah'd FhilliF' tel wounded lhToagh The
ass and ssr. lie tAeh saEE~aaesad. wheu
sAhrn 10 tail be sAAa that he did not in
srs.d 10 kiii Wells. bu, oaiY 10 lnlurr him
lbs sAe.aslas caused an immense sen
sasAea. Webs vas = fopslar osiias.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

Vienna. Dec, Alt Is reported that
the Albanian revolt, which recently
broke out in the districts Of Ipek and
Diakoba, northeast Of scutaria, is increas.
ing in seriousness. Tho Bulgarian and
Servian governments have dispatched
considerable bodies Of troops TO the dis.
affected districts and sharp fighting has
already occurred between the insurgents
and the Ottoman troops dispatched TO
Usknb from Saloniea and Monatis. Be.
tween Ave and ten thousand Albanians
are in full revolt against Turkey.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
SUES COLONEL TURNER.


Spokane, Nov. 2o.-Fifty thousand dol
lars is the sum ex-Mayor Charles r
Ciongh, the prominent mining broker and
president Of the firm of Charles r. ClouRh
q Co, incorporated. is demanding Of Col
onel W. w. D. Turner, president of the
lie Roi Mining Company, brother Of Sen.
ator George Turner, and one of the own.
en Of the Seattle Post Inteiligeneer, a.
damages for the alleged alienation of MIRA
Coughs affections by the colonel.
The complaint is brief, covering not all
OF one typewriter sheet 1t recites that
Mr.. and Mrs Gough are man and wife;
and that Colonel Turner has alienated
the affections Of Mr.. Coughs wife, and
by reason Of this alienation, Mrs. Clough
left the plaintiff and no longer lives with
him In this Mr.. Clough states that he
is damaged in the sum Of $4,000, which
he Prays the court to award him as judg-
ment against Colonel Turner
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

N-sha. D@e. q haFea razesli, aAs
,A3s asss-eii 0satslds the FrsSdemee u Mr..
kiiiAgrs an AnsSienn NiAs@. was saly
q yr4n uld. lie Sas ias staarns al
liz Aysa3 university and a n@tAea u
sA~ Aassis&a sntaanaAas 10 E0aAe. TAss~
Aatr ay~a tEeqa~nL seSnes 81 braioasy l.e
tws~s ,s~ gusng haEun amA Mrs. klItia
Ess tl the peiaee knoa aAomt she la~a
liay VI Mfs. kisiinSer u tAat Aes cars
tAls hI=se j. Nina. aAA Ma hasa0s.A
shas~ sssa nssns j. cAsFtsa. y saRA d u
10 Aurrtua, AiF& klssiaeev. aemadine
" IA~ fsihs~, II nes uSAe~.
h1S~a "a seattle.
s~ssslr t~w. a-Ths sGasy fsasa i.sa
Aa ,AAt skatoa rsSeaGi had saeaanlsr.si
ms'ais la Sse@aas j. Al tsenl iHIssrea lraan
tbs ht ,Ass AiF~ Mittinesss ihs aaaa.s
y 'ar oa~. ssae~rsY ressssa h~re aisA
A~s a@ssaaa4, CAaFsas n kisEanErs : ns1l
aAssn arSi ssaat~ Sa8n. lssah sewns,sr.s
aRsan1saraI ssaeasl peaSsiUa, wkits lasans
Arss ~pafathpa eswatrvd anl Ma kM
laevr esns 10 Mes Haak. wAs4e $40 en-
sss-@ ef@a sAsAlESaat assw~s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
Nervy Robbers.

Chicago, Dec. l.-Three men entered
the home Of Maurice Eppenstein, on Wa
bash avenue. terrorised Mrs. Eppenstein
and the servant at the pistols point and
made away with jewels and money Of
the value of 5000 or more. There was
a fourth one in the crowd who served a.
an outer guard while the others were in
the honsa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
TNo cUat NAN 4 swlNolGa
nv, n'sE'assa'. aeafs nseasht tlIs
reaetsatln0r Tegua.

hs''"- nSc. a.~-D. n. Dickinsou, vho
.o''s-sd to represent the veae cures d
t,''sbv'E. vss coavicted In eourt teiay
s~iRdhag The testimony showed he
- oT~rAt"'l under different gasses in
uA,''p"Tc. Nd. Ansoaia. Chm Omaha
~ Ce'o'sdo SPRING. lie furnished
wilton guarantees 10 cure When h.
- ct si0o together the woman whe
travelling With him took The money
~ Fi'. Dickinsea attempted 10 follow
=. NA' csught In idaho. His punish
,'a,iary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
FATAL TRAIN WRECK.


Flagstaff, AriE, Dec. l.--word comes
Of a bad wreck on the Santa Fe railroad
their lives and much valuable property
near Williams, in which three men lost
was destroyed. After the first section Of
freight train No. 81 had pulled out Of
Williams the air brakes gave out and the
train dashed down the steep grade at a
rapidly inereA~ing velocity. The hand
brakes were unavailing 10 check the
speed and when = point about 10 miles
west was reached the train left the track.
Two engines were coupled 10 the train,
which was heavy one. Engineers New.
ton and Watson and Fireman Berry were
caught under their respective engines and
lost their lives. Il Is said, by burning to
death.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
ROBERTSON MAS RICH.
rae Haa WIS lumPsa Frs@ thT
Trata ~ The desert.

lulist. III. Dsc. R--Nbgt L. Robert.
soa. uhs iampsd from Pullman cat
sAils Fusns ,hruaeA the NsiArs de-cE'
- sau,s ~ Cotton, Gal. and ia still miss.
ins. vas 81 years old aHd lived With his
aile al The home q his pATsp,s in the
aursa houss in joliet No. SO North
Broadway. Friday. November ~. Albert
Rst~stsaa And his taihsr started tot Col
too. ub4p they have = large orange
sruvs. iuteniinE to stay Until spring
NE elder Robertson IL vcsth $1,000"
.sA bic saa Gs one Of iwo bsirs lie has
bs-n sshjsst 10 mental disorder, and Il Is
supposed he was under menia who" ne
Icsrrd irssm the train.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
BOILING RAGE OF BISMARCK
ofaaAny Musr oeeosG AMeneA
~. Hope 70 isauss she Oesernmont
80 EasrGsaisaiis nepnana tho Ne
ss...sy satissaetiea ~ shs shaps
Of iAss~nity. $50 Eaafsves u ,,
Prspeg Mesns."

Bsflin. Dae, s.--rfines Risnaarek. in tbs
Hamburger AaehIiehten. commenting ap
90 the alleged intsntian a the Unitssl
stats, 10 interfere In Hayii. sayss
I'VE Iseaa IL political naeassity 10 %.
pass this Anleriean arrogance often anI
smpAatleAiiy, and eestainly whsn directed
araih,t GeTmaay, ~ e0ane. n0l@ly ia
GissH.aay dReaHls u aRne1ins Haysl. bat
ss ksfs TO lHdars tbs gesernnent 10 sA-
srg~,lyaIly dsnaaAd the neoessaEy sa,l.,
hr,,ga in the SHAPE u damages. and u
satgssr This b. proper lnenns.-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
100000 HAVE STARVED TO DEATH
Awful Consequence Of weylerss
Methods In Caba.

New York, Nov. so.-A dispatch TO the
World from Havana says:
The Worlds FIRST figures Of Cuba's star.
walton were timidly moderate. They
showed the death Of only 10000. But
every painful fact unearthed tends to
prove them nearly double that number.
When the grim returns are all in il is
now almost certain that this Cuban mas
sacre of the innocents viii reach 4o0, zoo.
And this awful number does not include
those killed in battle or the thousands
and thousands of women and children
who have died Of exposure. disease and
massacre in the swampS II now seema
certain that more than half a million
people, for the most part loyal subjects of
Spain, have been killed by the Spanish
war in Cuba,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
,,..,r aais. a. IAVerpsei.

London, Nov. ga heavy northwest
guls With terrific hail squalls has done
much damage =, Holybead and nesT L'v'
srpool Many yachts and snail crai,
have been sunk al their moorings ana
.o.ps buildings have besu injured. AZ
Uolybsaa tugs and lifebOat rescued with
s,vs, difficulty the ersvcf the Nova $50
liar ha,k Alert, which was in danger oil
saaniur on the rockA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
WAS HORRIBLY MANeLEo.
Northern Paciae Train Ran over
doe CaftEsset.

Jnlietta, Idaho. Nov. 30.-The Northern
Pacific train arriving here Sunday night
ran over killed and horribly mangled
Joe Cattisset, Nez PIERCE Indian. and hia
horse. When the train arrived at the de
pot the conductor reported having run
over a horse with a saddle on il on a
smsll trestle crossing the mill race. Sew
erai people went at once to the place Of
the accident, but could find nothing OF
the horses rider. This morning the body
was found 500 feet from where he train
ran over the horse, and it was identified.
From the blood stains on the track the
train must have killed Cattisset while
backing away from where it struck the
horse and dragged him so feet. As the
train passed over the body four times,
twice last night and twice this morning,
the remains presented a CHASTITY sight.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

Nsw York. Nov. S0.-~The tramp steam.
~ inixham is 10 be prepared 20, ~.
E,oDdiLs trade by che Boston 4 ALASKA
T,sn.poriation Company. Tho chief en-
sinser of tho BliSham is j. \; Pineree'
cousin oi 60, erncr Pingree OF MSu 40.
The plixham will start for the gold he'''
=. fyh,t.l1aa day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
Death BEFORE plseRAcE.
Sergeant PIanketf DeEpoadent From
Drink Hung Rimself at Boise.

Boise. Idaho, Nov. 3O-Commissary
Sergeant Oliver Plunkett, at the bar
racks. committed suicide by hanging
himself yesterday morning. The rope had
been tied to the pulley which was fastened
to a rafter of the building and used for
hosting goods TO the second floor. The
length was such as TO allow a drop of
fully eight feet, the man jumping down
through the small opening through which
goods are taken.
The following was found in his pocket:
Dependency, due to drink during the
past week, was the cause of the act.
~0LIvER PLUNKETT.7
For the past 10 years he has been in
the army. On February l6, 1895. he
came TO Boise barracks, having been pro.
NOTED from sergeant major in the Fourth
infantry at Vancouver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
ohio werlkmen In m.

Youngstown, Ohio, Dec. 2.-Neariy 700
men in the limestone and iron trades ben
eft by the advance Of wages which has
become operative. The limestone men to
a total of 5000 get a 20 per cent advance.
while the rise ordered by the Mahoning
Valley Iron Manufacturers Association.
affecting nearly 1000 employees, is Of 10
pef cent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
stLo W 4 lVERvnAn


k'ariau rSy. a--whils G. a. ts4sts. .
Hs'yr''7 II tAis psarp. sss svsurpihs
Asa' h'7"uFott last stsainR. W vss bell
v ~ 'To masked sssa st.gsi quarter u
: s'a' 'rosH hass They vltseed hin II
70" sAsi Eola uassh. slsa his haf-s and
s~s''r sad Thea euiHmsR,issi him "a wsla
,ssA'd uSvsnFst uhiIe they ga IN sssl
s's's tie riR up 10 his harm and len u
saa ''-'s fog The aslds esst A party wa'
ss"sediat'ly Iormsi, aad when he RIB
ssrN Nsrs lass seen they wesp ahout shrrs
"'l's 'ss'. headed tus spokane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

H.sa, T-Sss. atn RisL TAslE 1--we,
fsE Gstd.

Sss AnsnaAo Tea, nrs A party a
io@f hsfdy TsFAs ffentaszssarn has left
sssu 90 SS sSTauszssas tstP 10 TfbHfua
'saAsa. 10 sAs upN Il CslilwpsA Tkls !,
tho Aasns a ihs Srh in4tans. sho have
srasr r.sszuitss4 ,he sapSatAsioa Il their
sssss4 Thfg kstp tAnsArfp5 q numbeG
a parties shs hare attempted 90 land
,hsss. gassT izirss cgyn,s tviHg tho uaAAsa
~ a ias snsisv sTvu 4 9 reas<l and the
,hs asiisg II che bodies q tho rnsrdeTVd
es@ Tbe sHtisssnr party Sho len here
aos.sssss q y II isaass. EdgAf Johnsoa
~ o. sssNsas saa John KsiAsg. They So
Ia kuss 81 Esld 90 the ISLAND, and state
sAsy ~tll baA vhas ,s theirs q dc IN the
asisuuPs, TNsF ,osk sluas large snp
pig os rans and ammunition They ~
pest 10 iraeA The ,'lsaA ih ssaai svsn'!
Aats
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
IosT N 4 BLINolNo sNowsToRM.
"ea' "i HsEaeSt sheVusa ~ matte
F"sWa stta naa ntarEa

m "s,''' Dec. 9.--The body u Herbert
~ =. sherman ~ Butte was found in the
iu't below HE cabin On ~ range
Aad''on county yesterday he was
~. 'e,'''ed In mining claims and left No
.'anf' ~ to 60 TO them. Nothing being
80 OF him. search was instituted and
vas found near HE cabin. He evi'
~. .I'y got Toe, in a biinding saowssera
~ oeooming exhausted, laid down and
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
etRu ASKS REc,pMocrV


Wa'Al sstoa. fhe A. fAssm u tAs sr.s
" 'As sasssA A1a~vsms resmsssss 10 0,sa
mE1'lssaoes wtaA sAs rsiassi saanr- a. a
frtfee1's treaty aaatsv sk~ ps@stsAas.
q sAe iNaslsy tsw To- a-weaasEhans Sew
arse1 'Afu'@sh tAe fsswStsa pnIassarr
Arsr 'suer EsiasFsn. sod Al che asae
sa'e 'as AasAosisiss in rspa sae& astaas
sA"a Aa' etvww ssnsA aanAsaagsaoa n sAr
stasH 4spafs@s~t Assr. Ihis was sAs ls
ss't1r'Ha@ Il a Haeusass GsAAaiMa aashar
w 10 IBIS Psrst&rpg ~ FesH 10 so@ris.As
"a" 'Tr'feuasy stvssF wtshaRl IN esoaai
h'waa'y q AAvsnx u saAaaisssd Ia sAs
nagr'sa Z th.ss seMsRasy t'ssw Ass cub
paita@ 'rhs'lnis ~ sstssi~s ea shash Il
aesiaFs 'trtpfpsity saneeuaadmA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
Crlpnae Creek Lncl.,

Victor. Col. Dec. e.-Novcmber has
been great period in che life Of the Grip.
pie Creek district Il has been crowned
with surface finds aud the betterment Of
the big mines but Il has also surpassed
every other month in output. The total
tonnage for the month shows an increase
Of about 5000 tons. 1000 in mill ores and
1000 in higher grades treated at the
sneitara
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

Ithaca, n. Y, Dec. 2.-william H.
Sage Of Ithaca and Dan Sage Of Albany,
have presented to Cornell university the
magnificent residence of the late Henry
W. Sage for a students hospital. and,
besides eqaipping it, will endow il with
sion oO0
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
IA, IN the Desert.

Lou, Angeles, dee. i.--somewhere ou' ~,
=. ,hs Molars desert, A, r. Robertson :, .
JolIst, IT., who jumped from a s"n na',, =
,s.,r on ..t Tuesday is dead or dying
Sos . trace Of him has been discovers 3
. .,sc he Issped from a Pullman car we pug
suffering from de'nen'ia' ii's '
sivan nm the search.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

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aH Ihs asv1ssa hAA sbses $50 ~
a''s~7 hr'aa,sd To hass b<vu STOLEN trunu
tAr sarr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
.-,.,.. >, charles MeCIeua'

wowe.,sr. Mas, Nov. ss.--char'e ...' =,
Mcrioud. . srcw mannisc'a' ~. "a.
s"oSr over the country. died at the e,s Guy ~
sns,',,sl saturday night from ssl elm,
49, a. wound. lie cut his throat fria'S
.ishl with suicidal inssn.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04
railway Aeclaen, al warsaw

Warsaw, Dec. LA terrible railway
accident has occurred here. While a pas
senger train was stationary at the ter
minus heavy freight tmin ran into il,
owing TO the error of pointsman. Elev.
en- persons were killed outright and %
others were seriously injured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-12-04

Brussels. Dec. 1.-The storm which has
been sweeping the northern part Of En-.
rope has done great damage all along the
Belgian coast. Dykes have been breach
ed. flooded houses have collapsed and a
number Of vessels have been driven
ashore.