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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
THE THaeE sILvEH coMMlssIoNeas


Washington. April 1.-THE naming loi
tbs three commissioners by President
Mckinley under the act Of the last con-
sress 70 promote bImetalllsm has been the
subject Of considerable discussion about
the capitol Almost without exception
the selections were commended.
Opposition TO the scheme for fnterna-
ti0nai bimetaIusm has developed from an
unexpected source. Aforeton Frewen Of
England. who has given a great deal OF
attention 10 the subject, and who has
visited this country several times In the
interest OF silver. ~ now opposing an In
ternAtional agreement. and declared that
the money question IL one which each
nation must settle for itself Frewen
Eiii oppose an agreement and use his
influence against the new commission
when Il goes abroad.
In the United States Senate Wolc0tt
anticipates little opposition 10 blmetal-
liam. What opposition Senator Woicott
says there Is. comes from the German
bankers OF New York. who are already
fighting bimetaiiism. and whose opposi-
lion the commission will meet when II
goes 10 Europe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
Ksn,ael.y KaisA,. Of Honor.

Louisville. Ky. April M-Thc annual
conclave OF the state grand lodge Of the
Knights OF Honor opened here with iSo
offlcers and delegates IN attendance.
Grand Dictator J. +. Funk. In calling the
meeting TO order. recommended a num-
Der OF reforms IN the constitution. lie
admitted that after the adoption by the
supreme lodge Of the new Insurance scale.
the order lost members throughout the
country largely through misunderstand-
Ina OF The new legislation. but said that
the nct -ssn for the year az far a. Il had
gone haa averaged 5000 members per
month. In Kentucky. during the curren,
year. Is new lodges had been organized
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
IEFFsRsoN DAY cELEsRATIoN.
wiIliam >. BEysn ths Guest OF rsoner
NJ WaahtnRfon.

Washington. April 1.-THE lgtth anni-
xeFnaFy Of Joffefs0n's birthday was cell
ebfated last pighi ~ Metropolitan hotel
py subzeftpu0a 9inneF, given under the
auspices Of the National Association Of
Democratic clubs. Gha first celebration
OF the anniversary Of JeffeFson's bsrth-
day occurred at the same hosiery then
known as Indian Queen.
jackson was the guest OF honor, ana
the occasion was made memorable
through the presence Of John g. Calhoun
and other democratic leaders Of that day.
Last llght william J. Bryan Of Nebraska
was the guest OF honor.
BESIDES Mr.. Bryan, James X. Jones OF
Arkansas, Richard y. Bland OF Missouri.
Joseph e. 6ibley OF Pennsylvania Joan
l. t.entS OF Ohio. Andrew J. Lisc0mbe
Of Virginia and William suizeF Of New
York responded 20 tOasts.
Senator Jones. chairman OF the demo
cratic national committee. in response
10 his toast said the result OF the re-
cent municipal elections showed that the
cities which in the last campaign were
the str0nghOlds Of the republicans had
Fsgalned their sense and had rallied 10
the standard Of him who founded the
Democratic party. and whose motto was
Equal and exact justice TO ALL
Ia his speech Mr.. Bryan declared that
the position taken by the democratic
party In Las will not be surrendered. IL
you doubt the peFmanencg OF the Chicago
platform as party creed so among the
rank and ME OF The party and measure
the soul and enthusiasm which that plat
form has aroused and you Will realize
the imp0ssibility OF taking a backward
step. True. the present administration Is
seeking 10 turn our atteHlton TO The tafifi
question. bat II our reasoning IL well
founded an increase OF taxes can not re-
store prospsriIy 20 the producers Of
wsslih. II The Dingtsy bill brings general
and p~Fmahent prosperity. the dsm6erstie
party Will not be In q position 10 win
contest ny opposing Il. ~. on the other
hand. The Dingiey bill proves : dissp-
polnlment 20 those Who aayoesls Al. our
posiiian Of las Hiil be strengthened and
public attention NIil be Fiyelsd upon the
fact that The cause Of financial depFss-
siOa l. 10 BE- found IN our monetary sys-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
HOUSES GONE ANo. lives LOST
Death and Disaster Follows a Cy-
clone In the south.

Atlanta. Ca, April lA-TeleFrams from
Ozark. Ala. valdosta Crossing and the
Inflated town OF Arlington. Ca. show
that this section has been visited by an
other gulf cyclone. ascending the APP
palachicola river and sweeping north
ward with terrific force TO the confluence
Of the Chattahoochie and the Flint riv-
era. where Il divided. In one direction.
toward Ozark. where timbers were up.
rooted and houses blown TO pieces. sew
eral lives were lost. among them Mrs.
Powers, who was caught beneath falling
timbers OF her house and crushed. The
rest OF the family were rescued. among
them a baby three weeks old. whom the
mother protected at the loss OF her own
life
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oesplaATe FloATlNe " cUsA
rae Insurgents. sGresEthea . bar
eaae VIA Dynamite nomba.

Havana. April IA skiFmish has taken
place bxtNeen = Spanish force und~F Gen
sFal Rsy and . Bamber Of insaFgeass on
shr road 6etmeca CauEa and RaAma, The
enemy thFrN ~ a barTicade consisting
% carts. etc. across the road ans
strengthened u with seven dynamite
aembss Mhsa the troops attempted 10
pass. the insurgents nFrd ths bombs ~
aiertFicigy. but oaiy hires Of them were
exploded. The troops captured the posi-
liona Of tho lasaFEeats. but later retreat
"a
The Spanish Eunb0at Satellite. ~hl's
as1Eins Magyar. was nstd gpoa b. a par
y 81 insaTESnts, Sho also Srni out Al
aFaa~a haAi 10 engage che g0pb0as. For a
inc the nflhg as brisk. bat the snn-
sozs eventually fsfsised the insnfsens
sssees. Ths hPantsa syhboai handosal
ahlie EseonRossrrlMg AZ oyla Tsrn, was
also nFra upon By Tbs insurgents. The
guab0as returned the eAgsnys nre, and
he iasaEsvags weFe dlspeFscd after q
nsaugSs' hEhsihs.
Nktgmashra have also occurred al
Pusfrp. 90 The beach near filoasl At
Min. xer4i. and AZ Ia NaEdzlsna. In I'D.
as8a. a tprou Of iss Insurgents has bSen
gstsagrs az iTiatsRSs. Eight Of the en-.
snY Uete kiiisd.
Tueuiy -tiyr political pFssonoFs have ar
gysd hsFz from FtnsF Del Rio,
la this rnEAEemsntH on the road be-
arru Caut6 and 0suno raahy insuFs
seats ssrs Killed. and Tbs troops lost y
men killed and = wounded
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
sx MuRoeRIRs uNoeR seNTeNce.
GoNernop Rogers Deuaea Has View Of
che t.ardanIag Power.

Olympia. AprI Is.--tt ~ apparent that
the six TanrdersfH awaiting execution in
this state the latter part OF the month
through the intervention OF Rubernasorial
clemency. In reply TO recommendations
made by the board of pardons thai she
sentence OF death pending against r. ~
Stragb OF San Juan county and William
Carey Of King county. be comnuted to
life imprisonment. Governor Rogers says
that he believes the pardoning power u
given so the executive 10 be used wher,
there has been a miscarriage OF justice
and that = governor il not Justified Ia
multiplying a law because u does not NICE,
with his approval: that the responsible.
~ rests with the Judge and prosecuting
attorney. and n they ask for n commu.
taiion u will b. granted: otherwise the
sheriff must do his duty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
WATERS ARE HURLED OUTWARD.
gaalttes ItuadIed ~ Htnh spots
AIoaR Ihe ataaiastppa.

Memphis, April 1.-THE river continues
10 ftss at vickshnEE and ell lsoists sOg,h.
and the siiuagien along the tsouisiana
system Of icyses IL acute. waters are b.
iaE hurried EultWatd with tremendous
f0fpr. and several thousand WsTkmen arc
saSSinE and watching day and night IN
an sfaF1 TO hold tho entertainments Intact.
Much suffering Etiii exists IN the lower
7ouniry. where hundreds Of families have
lsssftua their cabins ana arc hadjlsd on
aIEh grounds. ON q plantation 10 miles
seat of Helena sylvester 6aHders. a co.,
cred tenant. hla wife and I'VE ehiidren.
Ssrc oVsrWhelmed BY the carrent and
IN pgstehed. Near Oresnvllir today two
agrees we're drowned In an attempt to
reach dry land.
Word reached vlckshurH during the
day that many negroes were In imminent
psFil at DAvtn tAiand. whore the break
N she private lereca occurcj and a relief
See ner was Immediately dispatched TO
he island.
Tho work Of relieving Mood sufferers
aIlh government AID Ia progressing
sfnooshly. From Memphis 10 Helena 10.
sal relief atatioas have been established
and placed In charge Of Responsible meH.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
PROPOSE 10 fIoAr SUGAR TRUsT.
In Favor Of Farmers Interested An
Raising Necta.

Minneapolis, April is-The Minnesota
sugar company has been organized with
A CAPITAL stock OF t200ooeo. TO nght the
sugar trust by establishing N the north.
west the sugar beet industry.
A s7se,uoo factory Ia to be built at Hast
inRA, MINI. and others will follow. as
Inc farmers are interested In ruislng
beets. ~
The railroads are helping the assoela.
ton, and auxiliary associations are TO be
formed IN every county whose soil u
adapted TO the culture.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

San Francisco. April a--Theodore Dur
rant has heen again sentenced to death.
Quentin prison, June II. When taken 10
the ferry. en- route for the prison. Dur
rants nerve broke down at the sight OF
the crowds. who reJolced IN his passing
TO the shadow Of the gallows after 20
many and profracted delays. He murder
ed blanche Lamont over two years ago.
rnifalnr thf, crime.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
SPOKANE POLICEMAN is SHOT
The AssaiIaat Afterwara shot Him.
self Dead with the sanse VgeaPon.

spokane. April z--Poiieeman DugaId
y. MePhee Was snos IA the head al s:ae
this morning by a man whom be had ar
rested and Was searching. The shooting
took place on sprakue street in the heart
OF ths business portion Of the city. The
man thea sent a few blocks and shot
himself dead Although MePhee'A wound
IL an extremely serious one. lheFe il pos
sIbac hope Of bis recovery. The body OF
the man who did the shooting has not
yet been identifcd.
Later development.
Spokane. April ix.--Ii L. learned thai the
Sgnid-bS murderer and suicide was
Arthur Chapel. thief. eaFsbler. hunco
man ard gsnssaliy deprAv a character,
Uho Il hoi naoaFned save by fis wife and
tlVe cf . "a that survive hlfr al Dayton,
Wash. saturday last chapp,L who had
arrived Ia t01n che day preeloun. ~nssroG
= secondhand sgore and iFisf TO sell the
maehintosh that ne wore sai the pro
rFteior would not buy. Monday morning
he rpinrnsd. In his hand 4 sr.sll calico
bag containing eight or 10 boxer Of pocket
knives. siE Fa=sfs and other cutlery.
The proprietor % The Second-haDj store
requested him 10 leave the goods Tor ex-
sfninaiion- The foiiua were noliaed.
upea chappei's reiuTa he was told thai
Appearances Indicated crooked work.
Chsrrei argued. bus 10 no purpose. Then
taking the lag % goods Ia hts hands he
left tho store. Ffom Distance Detective
NcPhee followed. Further ON ChAppei
was siancInE In the window Of the store.
and Uaa cvtduniiy making up his mind 10
enter, uhrn the detective anoos5cd him.
Standing almost breast 10 breast with the
detective. Chapel swiftly drew his revol.
vct and fred u polni blank iEto McPhSc' .
face. The latter cinsehTd a. the man .
coal. bgs Chapel dtEenEagcd himself.
dropped thu haR Of cutlery. thrust the n.
away chased b. crowd. taking refuge IN
an oat-buiidinK. A. armed men approach
Chapel shot himself In the head, killing
hiFnsplf Instantly.
NcPhce b resting comfortably and has
a lighting chance TO recaVcr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Salt Lake, April iS.-The Desert News
this afternoon prints what is claimed to
be a confession by J. w. Fetzsr. who is
under arrest at Dillon. Mont. in which he
says he killed DR.. c. II. Nichols. superia-
tendent OF the insane asylum at Washing
ton. d. C. in 1873 He says he has 10 or
Is other victims, but will not plead guilty
unless he can get death sentence. Fet-
ger was arrested here last week for max
ing dynamite bombs and was turned over
to Montana authorities. charged with
swindltng the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
agFusgs 10 PAv FoR FREEDOM.
A Cattle Raneher'a wife Wants a MT
w0rra, Wssa Aside.

Perry. Oklahoma. April lA-Mrs, n.
Pauline Herard. wife of j. Virgil Herard,
a cattle king OF the west. has tilea suit
her TO set aside her husbands divorce,
granted SIX months ago. she alleges
fraud. asking 500. 30 allmony. Herard,
who Ii a Frenchman. has 10 cattle ran
ches In the Usage indian country and is
tanned q divorce from his wife last Oc-
tober on the ground OF abandonment
and now the wife declares he promised
her 81 90 n she would not appear IN the
case. After he obtained the decree she
says he failed TO pay the money.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
KANSAS leeIsLAruRe eoooLIRs
rhr Topeka InVestIRAIIon Bri1Eu
Oat In1eres1IRR TratIasAV.

Topeka. Raa.. April iL--ln the legisla.
sivc bribery Investigation N. W. Mead OF
ranta said &. u. Walters OF Lahelle
county told him he had received 500 for
opposing a certain bill and that he was
10 receive ttap more. At the close OF the
session he exhibited tlea. which he said
no had made during the aesAlon. walters
said 10 witness that Il was easy for a
man Of ordinary Intelligence to max"
money.
J. NJ Doyle OF Republic county testified
that he was approached by stranger
before the house had voted on the stock
yards bill, and asked how he stood on
the ntoaaure. Witness replied that he was
for the bill, whcreupon the man said:
III you were against II there would be
some money In Il for you"
Representative Paul Russell aaid 3. X
Boyd had offered him eiooo " he would
influence Senator Crossan 10 vote for
the Hanna substitute 10 the stock yards
hill
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

London. April HILARY Dewindt has
arrived In London. He has been serious.
~ IN In Paris, the result OF exposure and
III treatment at Tchuktchts, Boring
Straits. which place he reached during
his recent attempt to travel by land from
New York to Paris. He says the Unite
States government has decided 20 send
the revenue cutter Bear to Oumawaidjik
IN Iune 20 nnnlsh Chief Keali.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
GRAND DUKE KILLED HIMSELF.
HIS Death Was Not Due 20 AneurInm
OF the Heart.

HIS Death Was Not Due 20 Aneurism
OF the Heart.
Cannas. France. April lathe fact be-
came public today that the grand duke OF
MecklenbHrg-S chRefin- whose death was
announced as having occurred az 3 O'Clock
Saturday nigh. committed suicide. II had
been stated his death was due TO aneur-
ism of the heart.
The grand duke. Il appears. had been
suffering terribly. and Saturday evening
he asked his doctor 10 leave the room in
order that he might try 10 get a sleep.
During the absence OF the medical man,
and while supposed 10 have been deliriOus
from high fever. the grand duke left his
villa and threw himself from the parapeJ
of bridge near the house. He was found
few minutes later. still living. but SO
injured that he died in half an hour.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Chehal.s, Wash. April N-Marion
Blankenship. a well known farmer of the
eastern end OF the county. Is reported
missing. II is feared he has been drown
ed as he was let working on logs in the
Ttidon river. and has not been seen since.
The opinion OF the neighbors is divided
as TO whether he was drowned or has
skipped out. He had family troubles
which might have induced him to leave
the country
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Kansas City. NO.. April it--A deed has
Msen placed on file In Kansas City. kan,
SnvcyInR 10 WsllIam !. fsaacs OF this
tIty nearly one-baif OF the city OF Ar
.entins, a manufacturing suburb. The
Ieed was made by the hV,rs OF the child
hen OF Nancy whltefeather. Shawnee
INDIAN, who died many years ago. and
Who was the patentee Of the land. Over
4 million dollars worth OF property Ii In.
eoIved. The deed was recently approved
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

San Francisco. April minister Woo
Ting Fong. who will represent the en-
peror OF China in America. Spain and
Peru has landed here. There are near
ly 90 consular representatives. secretaries
and attaches In his suit Woo Ting Fong
Is a graduate OF Oxford university. For
several years he practiced law a. Hong
Kong. He also held the once Of police
magistrate there. He was also a director
OF the governmental railway In Tien Tsin.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Washington. April IA Senator Chandler
has introduced bills empowering the
secretary Of the navy to take possession
oe the armor plates OF the Bethlehem and
Carnegie companies. There are two bills,
nne applying TO each institution. the pro-
vision being the same IN both Senator
Chandler says Il Is contemplated that
only the Bethlehem works be taken. an.
less IN case OF necessity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Seattle. wash. April &--John II. Me
Sraw. late governor OF the state of
Washington. who was recently found
short In his accounts as sheriff OF King
county. has arranged a satisfactory set
element with the authorities. Lately he
has been verifying the reports OF the ex-
pert accountant. and he will deed TO the
county. in trust. $lLooo worth OF property
to secure the payment OF sS5lo. the amount
OF the Discrepancy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Pendleton, or, April I2-Hot winds for
the past a hours have taken the SHOWS
from the mountains above here. The
Umatiila river Is going up to a. high a
stage as at any time this spring. The
railroad bridge above town Is partly gone
out, compelling the abandonment OF the
branch line between here and walla
Walla-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Mount Vernon. M. April l2.-fsoss pass
ing through some woodland ave miles
northwest OF the city found a woman'e
head lying near the public road. A party
was organized and found the body 30
yards from the spot where the head lay,
with the flesh stripped from the bones.
both the trunk and head being 10 badly
decomposed as to render recognition Inn
,.rsufhlA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
College Racalty Di-mIssea.

Manhattan. Kan, Aprsl I2-Pnesiden,
0eorge r Falrthild 10 SthNf members OF
the faculty. and numerous other employees
Of the institution have been discharged
The board Of regents. which is domino led
by a pop0list majority, simply stated that
the discharged instructors were not In
harmony with the fundamental principles
OF the administration"
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seattle sank. Mas, Pay Ta1ea

Seattle. Wash. April ia-In is9i two ma
tional banks In this city resisted the ray
ment OF city and county taxes on the
ground Of unjust and extortionate assess
ment. The fight has been In courts ever
since. the United States supreme court
just deciding that the defendant lnstltu-
tons must forthwith come down with the
fun levy for those years. q grand total OF
about Ses CO.
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ovn,ton 20 Fst.-immona

New York. April lL-BOb FitEsimmoas
and his party arrived here to meet n
demonstration A score of newspaper
men did their best TO get FItEsimmons 20
talk. but he absolutely refused. when
the boat reached New York Martin Julian
absolutely showed FItESimmons into
carriage beautifully decorated with how-
ers. when the carriage reached the street
FitEsimmons received a royal welcome
from 5000 people.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Charlotte, N. c., April t2.-The east
bound Florida special on the Southern
railway and a local southbound pasaen-
ger coliiaed at Harrisburg, a small town
about Il miles north OF this city, killing
three persons and wounding several 9th.
Crn,
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Altman. Col, April l2--During a shoot,
ing ARRAY In a saloon Cox instantly killeC
and Sam lishey, and was then shot fatal
ly. After kIlllng Bailey. Cox ran into tn,
street. where he met Town Marsha
o'Brien, at whom he fred. The marsha
returned the fire, shooting Cox. who nov
lies at the hospital In a dying condition
The shooting grew out OF quarrel Tn,
men had been gambling and drinking al
nfrha
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Ban Francisco. April h-Mrs. Emma
Won Arnold. the FIRST wife Of the detective
who as q bogus .baron' married jean
nine Young. haa arrived AZ Omaha she
produces her marriage certificate show
lng that her marriage 10 the Count Won
TuFkheim vas genuine. II Is expected
by the local police that Won Arnold will
be arrested on his eastern flight. as he
10 wanted by the authorities Of many
cities
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wcnr, az Eluainr PollcE.

Stockton, Cal. April lS-c. o. Gordon.
a self-confesscd criminal. has surrendered
himself 10 the sheriff. saying ehat he had
formerly been agent In 81. Louis for thu
American Express Company, that he had
been short In hts accounts and was want
ed for em0eEEiement. and that he was
tired OF trying 70 elnde the police.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Havana, April IA sharp guerilla aght
occurred near Guinos, in this province,
with $50 men on each side. Captain
Manuel DelaEoado OF Colonel Hernandez S
forces leading the Cubans, After two
hours the Cubans drove the Spaniards
back into Guinos. The Spaniards retreat
ed to their fortiiications. The Cubans
camped for nearly a half day in plain
sight Of the Spaniards.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17
AIaskan oarernerahin.

Washington. April is.--Major Harlan OF
Seattle, formerly a resident OF Ohio. who
removed to the Pacific coast some yeafs
ago for the benefit OF his health. and
Lyman J. Knapp, who has already serv-
ed one term In the northern territory,
are here working FOR the governorship
OF Alaska,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

whaicom, Wash, April IA son Of
John Gray. one OF the oldest settlers IN
San Juan county, discharged a shotgun
az his brothers head. iniiicting a painful
though not dangerous wound He then
made a vicious assault on his father, who
Il old and feeble. and nearly choked him
to death. He escaped and 50 far has not
been CAPTURED
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Trail Il, -, Aprh lA--Ihe seoSy comes
from the new town OF Salmo that 9
chinaman suffered the loss OF his pigtall
and was then thrown into the river. Hs
was intending to open laundry but tbs
people did not care for his presence
warned him. but he failed 10 50. conSe-
qaently the hair cutting and duc,slne
He left r.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

London, April IA special dispatch
from Constantinoale alleges that the
Greek plan is to stir UP a rebellion In
Macedonia to blockade Salonica and to
attack Preversa. the town on the Turkish
side of the entrance of the Gulf OF Arta,
and Smyrna hy-the-Sea, as well as TO en-
deavor TO force the passage OF the Oar
danelles with the torpedo division of the
Greek feet
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London. April A-commeniing upon
the appointment OF the American COM
missioners 70 an International bimetallle
conference. the Times says: I'VE believe
all indications In Europe and the far
east point te a failure OF such undertake
Ing. Such agreement with the United
States 10 out OF the question when the
nations OF Europe do not wish 10 agree
among themselves In favor Of bimetai-
ism
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-17

Lafayette. Ind, April ik-A passenger
train on the Wabash. when near West
point at a road crossing, struck buggy
containing James Hilton. Plymouth
Fields. Fanny Wilson and Lamore Smith.
all coloned, and killed both OF the men
and one OF the woman.