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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
ARE OPPOSED TO DUBOIS
CANDIDATE F0R SPEAKER or THE
IDAHO HOUSE.
PoDuIists TFying 20 Force Fu.,..
Members Into n Caucus ON
Legislative OMees.

Boise. Ida, Dec. 31.-Afembers Of the leg
lslature are now generally assembled here,
and the preliminary moves are IN prog
ress- The principal interest today was
conferred In the attitude of J. J. McCarty
OF Custer county. who is a leading candI-
date for speaker. McCarty occupies a
peculiar position. He h a populIst and
was elected on the fusion ticket. The
Convention that nominated him. howeycr.
adopted Resolutions snstructinR MIN 20
vote for Dubois. Today ne Is out with a
statement declaring he viii not support
DUBOIS. He gives a. his reason that Du-
boas men ran a ticket I'm opposition 20 him.
This rs claimed to absolve him Oaher
custer county men. however, state that
ms pledges were made personally and
after the canvass was inaugura:ed. They
| declare he wrote a great many letters
Throughout the county 20 support Dubois,
pledging them that he would vote for the
/ senator's Reelection.
Popuhsts have declared they would not
support him for speaker unless he an
nounces himself against Dubois and to-
1 days statement il the result of the awk-
| ward position in which ne found himself.
The populists are making strenuous ef-
forts to force all the fusion members into
caucus on house and senate officers to-
| morrow night. PopuiIst leaders claim
that the caucus will be held, and will be
participated in by all fusionists. Leading
democratic fusionists. however, state II ID
their belief that the democrats and pop
ulists Will caucus separately. This is a
vital point The populists feel somewhat
alarmed The tendency OF the democrats
is to break away. but they believe they
can secure compliance with the fusion ar
Iangement which pledges the senatorship
| TO them If they can get their democratic
allies into joint caucus.
Senator Dubois is expected here tomor-
row. and IL Is understood that the strong
national democratic influence I'm his sup
port will make its advent with him
There is no change in the senatorial
situation among the populists. The act
i've candidates are sifted down to Judge
Clagett, Texas Angel and C. w. Cooper.
though many others are sdn regarded as
possibilities. but have not made any for
NAL announcement There is manifestIy
strong movement among democrats in
favor Of R. z. johnson. Those support
ing him appear to feel that the populists
will not be able to agree upon a man
whom the democrats will support. and
that the populist vote will eventually Be
brought TO johnson in order to defeat Du.
bois. Dubois men, however. are comb
dent Their ranks are absolutely solid
and they claim they will go into the con
test with g votes that will stay with him
l to the end. Thirty-six will be necessary
to a choice.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
SIT SAYS MAGIC is NOT DEAD
widow OF CsIsa-I airabeI Reaarns
from Gaba.

kea wose FLA Isy-c y --tSesasSra Dolores
MEahst. widow u iAy-liefAnt Coloaol
Siraisl q tas isAsarFvas army. Killed in
saav fsisssaess charsr az Tagssso In scp-
lcaai-ur lAsG arvt, e,1 hSre laz naPhl on the
u.lrvssr on rouss TO TsmIE- Pa h was
a'ss fvg,ss--d that slhe claimed 20 navc
aaeils ais~s 'rsaH Jaar insurgents camp IN
scs7usva Nstsa. Welucc sGr has brru attend
luE M@o'sa Il asF.osrs. h0ResoS. thai Sc
tAzra MlrAi-5 dtd has sex Manss5. bui sys
iaS bctorv hsr aegxrlurr from Cuba shc
40 taf1rSn~a hy Esslsle-snA;1 OF Marco's
staa. VITO bad Jus; arrived frasn thc nrId
3s-aF MAsoo NAs sssil aiivr bur seriously
sssialiv,i. ~nh :oar s'hYrac4sas In ai;ead.
sse~. lee safos4nAns a,i4od ttIat NA0s~o
a. fUon~sssAe saa~ig he stated ;hat
aaftaE iase engagement lso.Ncrsl tho IN
sgrEoe.s ard sI.a nash srsos's uud~r Ma ~
Ilra5sla ~ Zosyucsla. uAo,'sHsN',,i. shos
Nso.s asa4 Afterwards '4as' unssi 60 ,plu
E,x Ef.aFi as,ss Fas this The dpc.os l. aaAd
iu ia ~, r'csvg,~s3 So ga SCaora MiralsCl
A,r3 sssei; tnoatNs In hSilhE plarc
hfs,Er a. 81, Julia oavv prONanoc o; la
vaaA
Jaata bore Net believe "a.
SCu la~a Ike IA representative OF
~ lNzlma a. fhc Cuban Janta, Vas ssS vi
sesAay shout a dispatch from Key W-si
= haze. alleged tflaS AnhnsO Ms"~o Nas
sE,~ ArrJ io Cutsan hOrGh,al TNsoV~Sag
fsy,en hl, wvauda alsa ,bC statement that
she utfe Of 6 rFy,mansus Cuban handed al
~, est had e>snGrmoi the staten nj
,taat Macr-o mas alive. liV smslcd incrsa-
u4oazr And aaAi You cAn say the 'u-
ran iau,a l,cllosos MAron Dad. AMI hat
30 ,lioi tn she manner deacr7tuNi IN the
circular ~ smith Gaantrsi by she innia, We
faJ5, zaiAa0s.i ourselves q his doASh,
Nas APrtl Pools Day.
IIaraEla TNs.r n The cotVcsfsfia'''fa'
Of the Asa.-4a,s.i I'vs-s h"0C made In
gusrlea ;t,is Afiogv'o,s rv-Eas'iing che rts,e'
sooasu atsrlsyUto,i 50 S"nora MiraAscl, The
| usA,u " lhc ineurgonl CoioucS iAno Nit
/ sl.ag sAat zsls wac Informed bSforc loar'
Ing gatsA for the United Sgas"H that Ma
90, uas alive. Tho Spanish of'c'als quiet
o, remarked that psSNrzu''eT ., Aond -
last uas HavaRAs JnonCon;s' union
! @. bcrutse AIsll Fool day
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
WITH A GOOD WORD FOR wAVMlRI
san Franciscan Called Upon Major
Mckinley.

Canton. Ohio. Dec A.-The usual num-
Der Of callers were greeted by Major
Mckinley in his library today. Thomas
oConnor OF San Francisco was a caller
this morning. Mr.. o'Connor is a close
friend Of Judge waymire, who Is promi-
neniiy mentioned, for a cabinet position.
He says the judge has the following of
nine-tenths OF the people Of that section
OF the country. Is an able man and an
old soldier. and the people out there be-
Iievc he has good prospects OF receiving
the appointment lie said he would
certainly say good word for the Cali
sornian II an opportunity presented IT.
self.
oConnor's name has been mentioned in
connection with the collectorship OF the
mort OF San Francisco. and he did not
deny that he had hopes OF favorable
consideration when the time for the APP
polntment to be made comes,
Mr. O'Connor was a member OF tho
| Twenty-third regiment OF Ohio. during
the war, and h therefore a comrade OF
Mckinley.
He lie on his way to Cleveland, where
he formerly lived. to visit relatives.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
NTH ARMS FOR CUBA
,uIa COaMOD0RE CLRAnEn
AZ JAchsOAyILI.E.
1sasaI MADE . FeEnAal Pro.
,..t ia writes, bat ~ uaa
No Eaeea.

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.....,,-s Cleared al che custom h0a s.
aESe..A ghAs m0ry.Aa9 wish cargo VI
-, al Aasia4aaStaa. consigned 10 Sal
40 ,.s .gros. pFosMasas u SAe cataA ~
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- 81 .hssz acre cubAhS AA0ag .he
.slt-gr sas Sssphoa cgAhs. tbs n0EsiSss.
as - 4 a. a SEAMAN al ~ t.sE Haoazh
etuaral ss&6sFs ssFs issued RoG t,h-
s,.s.is tuetn4l Issoasss sSS made ~
a. sya,s ghc SE-AaAsta aEsasSli sssE Fa5S-
"a pas-a eas ua4as In sEtgliAx 70 SSae col
$50 Grls ssssass4s ssrs thai ths ElasS
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
Heavy Fog at Cleveland.

Cleveland. Dec. a.-The density OF the
heavy fog whlch has hung over this sec
tbon for sevNerl days was greatly In
creased today. At II O'Clock It was sl-
most as dark as night, The fog proved
disastrous 10 telegraph Hines. Communi-
cation was maintained with distant poin.s
only With the gre0test difficulty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
GOOD ROADS STATE CONVENTION
seven West Side Counties Were
Represented at Seattle.

Seattle, Wash, Dec. ga good roads
state convention was held in this city
today, seven counties from the west side
being represented. II was decided 10 per
feet an organization to be known as the
good roads movement Permanent OH sers
we're chosen as follows: W. p. Woods.
Pierce county. president: J. Haaan
Jones. Whatcom county. vice president;
James Hart, King county. secretary: ad-
visOry board, Senator Taylor of Pierce.
and representative Cline OF whatcom. a
committee was appointed with ins:ruc-
tons TO memorabilia the legislature 20
enact a law providing for a permaaen;
read system, county and state; that the
cost be maintained principally by the
county and state; that all construction be
performed by the competitive contract
system: that the present road district as
sessmeat plan OF working out taxes be
abandoned. II was also the sense of ghe
convention that some legislation sncodr-
aging the use Of broad, rather than mar
row road wagon tires be enacted. The ad-
visory board was requested to attend the
state legislative convention to be held
a; Tacoma Wednesday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
RAILROAD UP PLATTE VALLEY

Work to Begin ~ Soon as the Bonds
Are sold.
Denver, Dec. $O.-A special to the News
from Rawlins, Wyo., says:
The wyoming Development and Trans
portation company filed trust deed in
the county clerks once today covering
their mining property In the Gold Hill
mining district, the right OF way and all
franchises of the railroad from Fort
Steele running up the Platte valley
The amount OF the deed is 100000. The
International Trust company is made
trustee. Work will be begun upon the
railroad as soon as the bonds are sold.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02

PAW. uUr soStS FoH VorIs
Anss~iI-Ss Aaatsst Na0aSssAsR's
Nas'~st@t ta@R@Iaa @assasF

Fat,s.s ~ tSsu n Aasas sssFsnrs
has sas gives sn,asy sS $50 Frs
Hr esagFsE 1T ~ A. Nss VasRas.
hart - 49, rAas9= - Joss wsaa.
a'a- sez.a iassaI fsasraIea 81 Hssvss,
bs7t 49, ~as ARRESTED iAss eiEAt sA&FE
81 sissvspsgsg 10 bsiA~ RepssssasA-
b7s 80 e. Weiss - HaaRtez ss-s's,
nee ssr NJ waasmahsS fsF s~na
tss
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tt-@' a~' Ftsaaa,i bs4 GSsissy. tSs FF'sss
ss'aa- a.syi T,llafa she saA Ne ~A'
ss'g ' ~ she Isssssts4s pstseslFe
AEsa7 % arFsHtoa
Ts.' ssh1 he sAs sunt 10 shs wsra
r'sa- -e"pie saFIT IL Ihs saErsss TO hir'
So hsm, aaa then dtscl@sN Ell IN
'as~a ~ rsal8 get 10 Rte suF~rie''
We Zee -'o~a tRssrvgsus bs ksd wiih NJ
Vac 'sssvbgFG he said u was asTesd
VA = ~As 10 bslp sbe latter seSu'f
votes asaIHss Senator QuAy ard e'hs'
sAn-'-'+'ss Zoe limited states sena,or- H'
tAAi - Ne Rad causp4fsJ uIih ard N
sHrs3 Van vaIRenhsgrR 10 atss him ussssF
to h7rs poup2s IN vafteus PARTS 81 th'
STA na'ahly IN tsssfns. shswisG
eho''Cfaphlc rpssipt frcm 1T. MacksT "
l'F'sr rauhtT for HNa. and plsSisins hin
10 e'7 far wsRamaker. Tllard aes
bow .'aa'l he had Kept 80 cut 81 the Or
s'Hs' sum. uhioh was napa. lie said y
al ben given him By Van Nslhen
burg
III lsfsndaars counsel Objected u
VA 'e''irnoRT ss having no baar'nG o.
,se Weiss ease but the justice admit'e'
n
tsrsss was then taken.
NJ Van valkenbarg says TIllatd
statement IL a tissue u llps.
The rial terminated abruptly thls afteF
A'on whep the defendant waived fur
hst hearing and entered hail Shot "
A'''' leaving the once another warran
vas served upon Van valkeneurs. chars
NE him with conspiracy to bribe DR.
AeSknT Of Iarkawanna.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
MINERAL OUTPUT OF COLORADO,
Total OF Nearly Forty Milton Dollars
From the Earth.

Denver, Dec. M.-The mineral output OF
Colorado for the year. based on returns
Of smelters. refneries and mills, Is as
follows: Gold. slslS&I7s; silver. SlSsOI,-
O67; lead. sS.ss7,slI; copper, $SO2.sS7 total
s.. 5eO, $50. The output last year was $Ss
S2l.SSS The increase this year is prin-
cipally silver The gold output is about
100000 less than last year. The Cripple
Creek output is about $S,oOo,oOO
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
oiAL CANVASS OF NOyEm
BIER ELECTION.
hiAieV Has a Plurality Of
"""'7iz. aAd q Majority Of
3I0,3D0.

Chicago. Dec. sl-rhe official c.nvas
"e vote OF Maryland for president
, ,'s,tihDer Was completed today. this
O Og TIE last state. The total vote OF
@'' states vas 1883. TO- Mckinley re.
ssi'ea hioi.Aoi Bryan. s,4a.S5s; Palmer
,s..s$' leEering, prohibitlonist. lsO Gao
heh'iey' national H.sg. Maehette, so.
s e.Aiis'' Ss,SS' heKinley's plurality, Gso,.
~. majority, sis.sss
TIE following table gives the votes cas-,
In the several states for the presiden,ial
candidates.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
ONE LAP BETWEEN LEADERS.
Six Day Bicycle Racers Continue q
Terrific Rate.

Washington. Dec. A.-one more rider
surrendered today his chances for a por-
ton of the prize money In the big six
days international bicycle race at Con-
vention hall
Chapel, the Englishmen. was the lat
est who has proven unable to keep up
the terrific pace set by the Flying Dutch
man" Waller, and Maddox. who are now
up at the head. with only a lap distance
in favor of the former.
The score tonight was as follows: WALL
er SIS miles, Maddox 5S2s. Ashinger
SSs-4, Lawson sN.2. Hunter sSo.2. Forster
s79h
Eddie Bald lowered his three-Quarter
mile indoor record from l:S to l:A to-
night.
Tom Linton lowered his lO-mile record
from s6:lS to s4:S6,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
A PERIOD OF POOR BUSINESS
....e Of the FaIIarc of n Saa Fran
ctsco JrUrIry Firm.

81, Francesca. Dcc, 5i.--1aErcit & shrr-
=, ,hc ,,,,cs, ami a; one time the iGrg.
90 -,r,ail jeWclry nEm in California, nave
f,l,.a. Tvs, arm wra s'arNe'i over " EeSTs
aro by RoI,er Sherwood and J. 5. TAR
49,, Il,ss mcn t,e,,arn~ milliona're~. TAR
80, s,..b a. ycarv ago. and Sherwood re-
,t-,., 10 devose his time 90 o;her largo IN
,,rs~tu Ills nephew, w. J. sh"r" sod,
.,,c,,es.Iei him and has since conducted
~ ,,,,..n.,=s. A Long period Of poor nus
-. IA The cause Of the failure, The ha'
,,,,.,.,. ulI nc, cxccsi Foeo, mos, Of
uh,ch Is cuc,i 10 the Tc-o'e Ma"aiae'u'
inc company. we;more & Co and h'rse0
. ,I,sr,an all eastern Arms.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
UTAH MINERAL OUTPUT FOR 1896
An Increase OF Nearly eI,4O0, 900
Over Last Year.

Salt Lake, Dec. N.--The Tribune to-
morrow will print a statement of the min
eral product for the year, OF Utah, COM
piled by Wells Fargo & Company. The
statement shows an OUTPUT OF S5Sl 500
pounds of copper, TSsSO00 pounds OF
unretined lead, S7S,76 ounces fine silver
and 1856 ounces fine gold.
Computing the gold and silver at their
mint valuation and other metals at their
value at tho seaboArd. makes total
valuation OF the product OF Sl5Ss1. 2ss,
showing an increase OF a.STI.S1 over last
year,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
ENFORCE LAWS TO THE LETTER.
New sheriff mt LeadVtlle Undertakes
q LarEe Contract.

L.eadvtlle. Colo. Dec, 81. - The county
boarNi today elected Thomas r. O'Ma-
honey sheriff. He Is a populist and has
been considered favorable 60 the strikers.
In an interview he said he would enforce
the laws 20 the letter. He discharged the
undersheriff and all deputies. and an
nounced that he would have no mlnOrs'
union men In once.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
DESPERATE RIOT AT JoHNsoNsuRe
A Gang OF Italians Become Involved
ln q Fight.

wInIamsport. Pa. Dec, So,--A desperate
riot occurred at Johnsonburg today which
resulted In the fatal shooting OF William
pergin and the serious injury OF James
McMinn, Charles Cover. Charles wrait-
hall and several other members OF the
police force
The trouble was begun by n gang OF
Italians, who became involved In Tight
using knives. revolvers and clubs. The
police were sent for, but the rioters, head
ed by Tom Marone, met them and flercS
battle followed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
eouNo HIS STOLEN DAUGHTER
-, w.rcrr Of Utah" Ran Recre-
WV ant wife Go Earth.

ant WIZ 10 0sHENHs -.,,.
i,,r,,ar,i ar, Dec. A.-A two-tnoh.ls
-. flo A ktdnapci daughter. In which
49, ,,,her T. c. Mercer. OF oregon, has
-. ~" 40 ooo. and sheriff Hebe Wright OF
- - county. Utah. travelled 2Soo miles
,,,r,uRh the United States and CANADA N
,,,r.uI, of Mcrcer's divOrced wife VINO
-, STOLEN little Masv4e. ended hast rn"s-
~ n,sht at Victoria. II. G. where MI
''p -, ,,,va,o.,i possession OF HIS dauSh-
M'',~ ~, WITH sheriff Wright Immediately
w. ,,h for Portland, arriving here TINS
l''. - MIR. Merccr 81 Utah Is about
''', III tpown IN the Mormon state A. Is
a. r,,trr Of Texas In netion
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
FOR. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
The Republican Caucus Committee
Agrees on n BimetaIIie Measure


Washington. Dec. 3O.-The republican caucus
comfnittee. appointed TO draft a measure proyid.
ing for international conference and secure the
establishment Of bimetailism. was in session
two hours today and when il adjourned had
agreed upon q bill 10 be presented TO the repub-
iicsn caucus TO be held soon after the assem-
bling Of congress next Tuesday. The bill Is
brief and merely oonfers upon the president the
right 70 appoint delegates ito any conferences
which may be called which has for its object
the Enlistment Of binetzilisn'
Senator Wolcott gave the committee a full
account Of conference with Mckinley from
which he has just returned. reassuring them
Of Mckfniey's earnest desire TO do all in his
power to carry into execution the promise OF
the St. Louis conference to secure internstiUasl
bimetRllism. II possible
II announced after the conference today
that the committee would press for early con.
sideration Of Its bill with the hope Of securing
all the legislation needed al this sessions
that Mr. Mckinley could take whatever sters
he might deem proper 10 carry it into effect
Immediately upon entering upon his duties al
president II was intimated that he was anx-
ious to have q conference next spring and
have 81 out Of the way by the time the tariff
should be up for consideration IL was alst
stated that they were hopeful OF securing
conference and also that they were by NJ
means hopeless TO the results Of such con
ference when once secured
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
LOST MYSTERIES OF ANTIQUITY
TheoEophIstE to Erect an Occult
Temple I'm California.

San Francisco. Dec &-A college for
the revival Of the lost mysteries OF an
tiauity. such as has not been in exist
ence for 1000 years, is to be built in Cali
fornia. This state has been chosen be-
cause theosophists, and in fact all occult
lists generally, believe it is the cradle of
the coming race
The funds for the erection of the Occult
temple have already been subscribed.
Such an institution was the cherished
wish OF Madame Blavatsky. and 1t will
be the only institution OF the kind in the
modern world. The college will be open
TO all without charge. Next March seven
leading theosophists who are touring the
world will arrive here and select site
for the college and dedicate It.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
LAST BANK FAILURES OF THE YEAR
One I'm North Dakota, Another in
Nebraska.

Grand Forks. n. D.. Dec. SL-The d.
rectors of the Second Nationa4 hank Of
this city this morning decided not to open
for business The following was posted:
on account of the recent heavy with
drawals of deposits and the impossibility
OF realizing upon our assets. 1t has been
decided by our board of directors to sus-
pend. and the comptroller has been ad-
vised OF our action"
1t is said that after the failure OF the
National Bank of Illinois and the Bank
of Minnesota, bank deposits sustained a
shrinkage of $4,000. The statement Of
December II gave loans and discounts OF
SIS. OSs: due other banks and depositors.
sl7s. 1876 The capital stock was 50. ooo.
undivided profits, $4,000.
Bank at Betrice, Neb.
Beatrice. Neb.. Dec E--The Farmers
and Merchants bank, a state institution.
went into voluntary liquidation today. II
is announced that depositors will be paid
in full at once.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
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sen .,.,srfy ride On LUCKY nan
posss'i ~, IN the california oaka
v'n A'a', ,s, ssnsa,ion atinsiesid" Tor.
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Of n. , ,,r. to be the only dans''G nv.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
nanl.r c.mmi,,ea aalrlae.

h0n'eg~nsTy. Ala. tpec. n=uepFge " WI.
slhs v'rs president 81 the cuFamefcial Sattnnal
tsns ~ s~Inna. Witch failed Tues.iay, eofn
mt'sf sHtride by shoatina himself thrH"sl
We had IN the Episeoyai charrh ~ SELMA ~
o ylfTk this ucrniua. He has teen tFeasnFe'
" NE rhBrch for - ysarN
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
VIOLATED SUNDAY CONCERT LAWS

BOstonianS Are Summoned to the
Municipal Court.
Boston, Dec. &-Eugene Tompkins
proprietor OF the Boston theater, Colonel
Atkinson, late impressario Of the Imperial
Opera company. and all who took part
i'm the Mapleson benefit on Sunday night
have been summoned to the municipal
court to answer to a charge Of violating
the Sunday concert law. A number OF
the audience have also been included in
the charge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02

Chicago. Dec. SIZE. S, Drey'er OF the
banking firm Of f, S. Dreyer \ Co,
dragged down by the collapse of the Ma
tfonal Bank OF Illinois. is sick with In
i,ammation OF the kidneys. Not even the
members OF his own family are allowed to
see him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-01-02
,,,s oaprRs TWO NEW CRUISERS
m. uu,u In ,'s u"''"d
noth NV statcss

,,..,,, Dec. ai.-Miui''er n w. ,no
ws'hlos ,o,,y signed contracts for o ,OS
Of Jaran 'o", ,, two new cruisers one on,
S'S the cramps , ., rI lron WORK. Of san
p %,anclsco. The cost will 0' 'O'