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The indicator., 1897-12-18
CAMPING IN THE ARCTIC CIRCLE.
Winter Quarters Of the Eighth In
fantry-GOId Hunters of Alaska.


a letter from one of the Eighth in
fantry officers, detailed hy the war de-
partment to investigate the affairs of
the Upper Yukon country, in Alaska,
dated Mt Fort Yukon, September 10,
says:
1--WE arrived here about six O'Clock
yesterday evening, two weeks from st.
Michaels, and it looks as though we
would not get any further till the river
freezes, when we may proceed to Circle
City, about 30 miles up. by dog teams.
The river widens here to several miles,
flowing over many small channels over
what are known as the Yukon Flats.
There is II bar just above over which the
water is said to be not over two feet.
Our captain has been trying all morning
to find channel, but so far without sue
cess. We will probably put off our sup
plies here and make it headquarters for
the winter. 1t is few miles within
the arctic circle, unsheltercd, and said
to be the coolest place on the river.
There is wood, however, and with food
people can get along. Besides our boat,
there are three or four others on the
river. which were expected to get
through with supplies for Dawson.
They will probably all have to dis
charge here. That means very serious
condition. indeed, at Dawson; in fact.
nothing less than starvation. unless the
people get out or relief gets in to them.
Small boats are already coming down
the river with parties of two or three.
and others are expected The worst
feature of the situation is that the peo-
pie who nre pushing into the country
won't believe the bare facts before
them, and insist on going on if possible.
large number of those coming in now
are not miners. but expect in some way
to get a part of the money the miners
may have. We have doctors, lawyers,
state senators, thieves. cu1-throats and
politicians. This is probably the last
mail we will get out during the winter.
There is II contract let for carrying IL
over the pass. but there seems to me
much doubt of the success of 1t. They
didn't know here who was elected presi-
dent until last June."-St. Louis Globe
Democrat,
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MAKING DYNAMITE.
Work Is Safer mt the Ardeer Works
Than in Mnst GnItOm MIlls.

Ihhh IN hoht tbttOh hiiis
The great dynamite factory at Ar
deer, Scotland, better known as the
Noble nitroglycerin works. is described
by MIR. II. j. w. Dam, one of the few indi-
viduals in the world who have been
permitted 10 penetrate tire mysteries
of this wonderful place.
From the top of one of the nitro
glycerin hills" the factory looks like
an enormous and eccentric landscape
garden. In every direction rise green
embankments, square, conical or dia-
mondshaped, from IA to 10 feet in
height and covered with long, rank
grass. Many of them are faced with
corrugated iron and look like high
fences.
From the top of each mound peeps
the red canvas roof of Il white wooden
house--a house within Il hill which is
from one to four stories in height
Every explosive structure is surround
ed by artificial banks, so that ia the
event OF an accident all the others will
be protected from concussion or flying
fragments
There are three nitroglycerin hills"
and on the one before you the nitrat
ing houses, two in number. in which
the m'troglycerin is made, stand out in
clear relief at the top. They are frail
wooden cabins. which were expected
by Mr.. Noble when he built them to last
six months, but which have not yet
been blown to pieces after 25 years of
constant use.
Tunnels through the banks open
everywhere. Tramways and lines of
pipes on trestles cross each other di-
versely. This is the danger area" the
wide expanse in which the explosives
are made and moved about. 1t is sur
rounded in nm irregular scmicircle by
IA large groups of structures, from
which rise IA high chimney stacks.
There are i50 separate structures. now
occupying 400 acres out of the 600
owned by the company.
Girls are employed in various parts
of the process-200 of them at Ardeer.
1t will be news to most people that this
is a comparatively safe industry. In
fact. Ardeer is declared to be one of the
safest of factories.
In the whole period of its existence,
about % years, the entire loss OF life
by accidents has been only 81. This.
compared with the. number of people
employed. is hover than the death rate
in any cotton mill, woolen mill, foun-
dry. boiler shop, ship yard or other
large manufactory.
Every person entering the grounds at
Ardeer is searched. The girls. 200 OF
whom are employed, are not permitted
to wear pins. hairpins, shoe buttons or
metal pegs in their shoes. or carry knit
ting. croche, or other needles. The girls
are searched thrice day by the three
matrons who have them in charge
McClre's Magazine.
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Had smell. to warn sh,,..

A new system for the prevention OF
marine accidents proposes to place
strongly smelling chemicals in floating
receptncies to be attached to the exist
ing light buoys and bell buoys. Cliff
and dangerous shoals are very often
hidden by thick fog, which does not
allow light to penetrate nor sound to be
heard until too late, while the strong
smell of some chemical substance would
be carried far away, and would indi-
cate to the seafarer with keen olfac-
tory sense at great distance that he Ia
nearing dangerous coast.-Shefield
tEng.) Telegraph.
The indicator., 1897-12-18
r,,,,cn, pcrencr.cy in Italy.

The widespread misery and want
that prevail in Italy appear to be exer-
cising disastrous and degenerating M
fuence ON the physique Of the mascu-
line portion OF the population. Ac-
cording to official statistics just issued
by the war department Mt Rome, out OF
every 1000 young men of 20 years OF
noe liable for military service, which is
MS obligatory in Italy as In Germany
and Austria, 500, or more than one-half,
were rejected by the medical authors
ties as physically disqualified for serv-
Toe in the army.-Chicago Inter Ocean
The indicator., 1897-12-18
tNnM TlLl. WET

2-l'rans-runtiucntinl Limited nnm
California, Salt Lake. Aspen. -Ilidla,
and Canon city, for Denver, daily
4-Atlantir Cuast Expires nom Cal
iforuia. salt Lake, Aspen, Lcadyillc,
>alidla and Canon CITY, FOR Denver,
daily ........-..-. -........ -..........
C-Colorado and New Mexico Mail
aud Express, Narrow Gauge. from
santa Fe, siiyerton, Durango Crccde.
Alatuosa. sulidia, Canon city and
Florence. dslly .........
s-Cripplc Greek, Marshall Pas and
Grand Junction express, narrow
guago, from Cripple Creek and Flor
ence. daily ..
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Red River Mining District.

The best way to reach Red II We:
City Is via the santa Fe Routen to
Springer, thence Morena Valley
stage line passing through Badly
and EliNabethtown, over an excel
lent road open all the year. Stages
leave Springer daily (except Sun
day. ut 800 II. m, carrying the mail.
For full information address
j. p. HALL, Genl Agt.,
Denver, Colo.
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Winchester Make the Best.

In our issue today we print the adver-
tisement of the Winchester Repeating
Arms Co, the largest manufacturers of
Their guns and ammunition lead the
world in quality, and can always be re-
lied upon. Winchester goods DO not
cost any more than inferior makes and
they are many, many times better. II
you want the best in the gun and am
munition line always ask for Winchester
make and insist upon getting it
The indicator., 1897-12-18
r,o,o-r.rh, and sAeoti...

A miniature Photographic camera at
cached TO the barrel Of gun is the in
vention Of Mr.. Lerchner. Of Vienna. BY
an automatic shutter. working in uni
.oc with the trigger Of the gun, the
sportsnaa Is able to obtain : penect
paoto9raph Of the birdsPs anima. I'M
msdistsiy bsfoss the shot g ssiaet ~
,senhsA n.--ChienG0l 0ln1 w.
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DENVER Il RIO GRANDE r. II.
The scenic Route
\. JACKSON, General Agent central block.
Telephone lj7.
The scenic Route
FROM THE xoBTH ANp EAST


I-Cnliiornia Fast Mail from Denver
for Canon city SiMia, Lcndyilc, A.
pen, Salt Lnl,o, and california daily. I
5-Trau7-o ontineutallENprcss from
Denver, for Canon Cny, silidia, Lead
Vile, Aspen, salt Lake and Cal
lfnrnia, daily ............ !
j-tolorndo ami New Mexico Mai
aud Expire, Narrow Gauge from
Denver and Colorado ~prugs. daily d
Cripple Creek, Marshall Pass aud
Grand Junction eNprc- narrow guogc
rom Denver, daily ...........
p-Deuyel and Canon City Passen-
ger. from Denver nud colorado
springs. daily
u-rucblo ami st I.ouI- cNmp--
from pcuyrr fui KANSAS Diiy >,, Lou
j. and point m the Mo, Pacific Rail
way. daily
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Amersea. L.hst.,, ANr..a,

Attempts have recently been made In
several parts of Franco ard Germany
to introduce the Amsrican lobster. II
has been found tha4 Il sscapn diseAseu
thst destroy ths Esarupsn ssetstiss. =
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Ripans Tabules,

Ripans Tabules.
Rlpaus Tabules cure dizziness.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
Ripans Tabulel cure biIiousness.
RipanS Tabules cure nausea.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Rinans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules cure constipation.
The indicator., 1897-12-18
EHnNI rLIE snrrI

lola veta. Trinidad and Denver,
passenger from La Veta' Trinidad
and Walsenburg, for Colorado Springs
and Denver, daily ......--.............
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Low Rates to Nash vii,
neSsee.

Low Rates to Nash viii
nessee.
On account of the Te
tinnial & International-
the Missouri Pacitic4
sell round trip tickets Yf"fns Pust
to Nashville, Tenn, at S55 20 for ii
round trip. Tickets on sale every
day from May Goth toFoctoher 10TH
with final return lig of Novem-
ber 7th.
The Missouri Pacific~-over m-nt
Fast Mail Train, consisting of Pr
Palace Buffet Cas- and Free
ing Chair cars, leaves PUEBLO
day at 20 p. m. arriving in
is New Union Station second
ing making direct conneciG
l.. & n. Trains arriving y
Tenn. S:05 p. m.
See that your ticket reads
Missouri Pacific, as this is
line running throdRh trat1
over its own rails, Pueblo to
is. For further partIculas
Tables and tickets, call nI
l. r. q. Agent, or
VIZ. He'd
Agent Missouri P4ciAc llAtf5
loo Soath Union Ave4sin
Co1pfn6
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kI.aa.a a.pars<..

fTSs yeu must have been =. ot,rs h.y.
Ssrss reers. Now. ! own TO nav
- isesse yos about :. .;ss,.. yss,.
lsg eeue''.
The indicator., 1897-12-18
UNION DEPOT R. R. TIME CARD.
In Effect Sunday, May 16.
L. T. DENVER & GULF r. L
y. I Brown, city Passenger and Ticket
Agent, No z}3 North Union Avenue
Pacific Express Company
Oncc. Telephone 81.
EknM NM NnKrn.

FROM THE NORTH.
l-->outhcin Express from Denver,
Kansas city, Omaha, Helena Butte.
spokane Falls, Portland, seattle. Ia
coma, san Francisco aud all Pacific
Coast points, daily ......-... .... ... :5l ~.
tBOM THE SOUTH.
Eastern aud Western Express,
from Fort Worth Dallas, Houston Cat
weston san Antonio, New Orleans,
and All southern points, daily ...-.... II:Isap
FOR THE NORTH.
2-EHstorn and Western ENprcss, for
Denver, Kansas City, Omaha. chic
ago. >t. Louis, Helena, Butte, Spo-
kane Fails, Portland, seattle, Ia
coma, san Francisco, and all points
east, west, and north daily ........ I2:O5 r.,
FOR THE SOUTH.
l-euuihcrn Express, for Fort Worth,
balE.-, Houston, Galveston, san An
tonic, New prleau-, aud all points
south, daily ...... - 8:O5 p.u
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2IO am
l23uI,fll
FOK TIE NoRrm ANp EAsr.

run II r -NDlAl u ~ - l-NFNlE
-Tan--continenta Limited, for
Colorado Springs and Denver, from
California, salt Lake, Aspen. Lead
vile, Salida, and Canon city, daily. $500 AZ
4-Atlantic Coast Express for Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver, from cal
iforula, salt Lake. Aspen, Lcadyillc,
saltta, and Canon City. daily. ...--. 5:aS pr
6-Culoradu and New McNlco Mail
and Express, Narrow Gauge, Tor Colo
rado springs and Denver, daily $3.50 au
s-Cnpple creek and Marshall Pas
expires, for Colorado springs and
Denver, daily. 2:2i au
lO-Canou City aud Denver Pa-scu-
ger, Tor Denver and Colorado springs,
daily .--....... ...-.-....... ] 10 pm
I9-st. Louis and Kansas city EX-
press, for Colorado springs and Den
yer. from st. Louis, Kansas City and
points On the Mo. Pacific Ry., daily. SEQ an
FOR THE WEST.
I-Califorin Fast Mail, Tor Canon
city. Salidia Lradyllc, Aspen. salt
Lake and California. from Denver,
daily ..... 1878 pm
3-Trms-contmental Express FOR
Canon City. salda- Leadvillc. Aspen,
salt Lake and California, from Dem
vcr. daily ..-....... ..... ......s .. l1:55 an
5-Cplorudo aud New Mexico Mail
and Express, Narrow Gauge for FLOR
rnce, Canon city, sulidu Nlamosu,
Crecdc, Durango, santa te, aud al,
san Juan points, daily ....... .... ... 1D;aO pm
7-Cripplc creek Express for Mar.
shall PAS and Grand Junction. daily 2:4J nu
FOR TIE SOUTH.
1O3-Pueblo, Trinidad and La Ncta
Passenger, Tor WHlsenburE. Trinidad
and lie Neta, daily -.--.-. .-...-----... $40 AN
y. B.-No trains between Florence and Rock
vale on sunday. All trains to aud from thu
north and east stop at the EiEhth street depot
seven minutes difference in time from Uniul
depot.
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Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczema, letter, sat
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bite
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granuated Eye Lids,
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
TO HORSE OWNERS
For putting a horse in fine healthy con
dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. p
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
The indicator., 1897-12-18
Excellent Service

EXCtIICnC SETV1Ce
is g10eu by tile GuY Ro0a
Their trains tor tile North,
East and WesiAea1e Union
aebof at Ie.'o5 Noon and Jor
tile .Somth at sos +. NJ.
daily.
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A REDUCTION

In Rates via the Gulf Road.
Commencing November 10 one way
tickets will be sold at rates herein
The indicator., 1897-12-18

Tram for points mentioned leaves I'm
ion depot at l2:05, noon, daily. Fol
more complete information call on
N. f. BRowN, G. p. & I. A.,
233 N. Union Ave.
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Handsome Trains
SH(sfS|
| .|[&!5G|
Elegant Service
FROM THE EAST
FROM THE NORTH

Junta, daily .----..-. ..-......... .--.. 1l:5O IN
FROM THE NORTH.
6-Chicago Express, from Denver.
Colorado Sprlngs. and Utah, FOR st.
Joseph. Kansas city, Chicago, Fort
Worth and Galveston, via Newton,
daily Observation-Disclosures. ..----- l0:55 p N
Eastern Express, from Den-
yer aud Colorado springs, for 81.
Joseph, Kansas Cuy, st. Louis,
Chicago, New MeNlco. Arizona Call
fornla and Tcxas,via l.n Juntn,dnuy 5:S5 M
6Oi-Denver and Pueblo Express,
from Denver, Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek, daily -...-..-, ---..-- 5:2opm
FROM THE WEST.
62G-Passenger from Eockvalc and
Canon city daily y.......... ............ s:lup pn
FOR THE EAST.
6-Ghic ago EXPIRES, for ST. Joseph
Kansas city, ST. Louis, Chicago,
Fort Worth aid Galveston, via
Newton, daily. ..,-... -,,.,.--... 4 :u5 m
6o2-Enstcrn Express, for st Jos
eph, Kansas city. st Louis, Chicago
New Mexico. Arizona, california
and Texas, via La Junt't, daily ,,,.., 7;55 IN
FOR THE NORTH.
5-Denvcr and Utah Express, for
Colorado springs, Cripple Greek.
Utah and Denver dnily-....t... .s.-. 1:s, "A nj
COLA Juntn and Denver Ex-
press, for Colorado Springs, Cripple
Creek, Lendville, Aspen and Denver
daily Observation-Disclosures. liop m
6O5-Pueblo and Denver Express
for Colorado Springs, Cripple Creek
Lcadvillc. Aspen. Utah aud Denver
daily y.-...-............-...... 5:s5 IN
FOR THE WEST.
625-Passengei, for Rockvale and
Canon City, daily ............... :5s m
The indicator., 1897-12-18

I2-st. Louis and Kansas city EX-
press. for Colorado Springs and Den
yer. from st. Louis, Kansas City and
points on the Mo, Pacific Ry., daily.
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$3.50 Arii
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200 pm,
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30 utiI
5ElspiIl
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ago am
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si pan
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EnR rIIL MIST.

IL Califoruin Fast Mail, Tor Canon
city. Salidia- Lcadyillc, Aspen, salt
Lake and California. from Denver,
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lO-Canou City and Denver Pa=scu-
cr. Tor Denver and Colorado springs,
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3;OJ pu
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-21
srATEsMeMs ecceNrmcIrIes.

Kate Field Says Our Senators woald Ne
Lest without Tr0asers POeksts.
DO you prefer side or slant or top
pockets in your trousarss"
Il don't care, I'm sure. All want
is pockets that can get my hands in
to-"
This was the conversation overheard
the other day between a tailor and his
customer, and was reminded of it an
hour later as | looked down upon the
0oor OF the senate chamber and watch
ed our grave and reverend lawmakers
going through their work. In the mid
die aisle, carrying on 4 triangular de-
bate. were Senator Proctor and Senator
German, each with his left hand in his
trousers pocket. aud Senator Allison
with both hands similarly incased.
They were presently Joined by Senator
Brice. who had his right hand pocket
ed, while Senator Lindsay strobe from
the Democratic over to the Republican
side. with both his hands in his pock-
eta. almost running into Senator Lodge,
who was carrying his in the same way.
could not help thinking Of the old
story Of Daniel Webster and the button
on his jacket. which he always used to
twirl while making his best recitations
in school. II is said that little girl
who had long stood next to him in his
spelling class. and who was ambitious
TO pass him, contrived one Gay to snip
OF this button, and at the next recita-
tion, when Daniel felt for it and found
1t missing, he was so overcome that he
missed the world put TO him, and his
clever rival went to the head Of the
class. Suppose some malicious person.
bent ON destroying the comfort and dig
nifty OF the senate. should contrive 10
have the trousers pockets Of all the SEN
ators sewed up over night, what would
become Of American oratory and Iegis-
lation the next day!-Kate Fields
Washington.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-21
Iaahe bind, 30 nInInr.

Idaho has ot,e industry that IL begin
ming 70 rrapsr. II il taking on a new
growth. II Is nonTished by the de
Siruc,ion og other industries. and In
crrasca In magnitude and Importance
AZ they die out. II Is gold mining. The
arss important discovery Of gold Ia
idaho was made by party led by Cap
tain y. n. Pierce. At oCo Elmo, In 1870
I, was followed by considerable Influx
az pruspectors. and during that year and
The next year. Orc Elmo aud Pierce
rstx became the Meccas OF gold hunt
err In 1891 the discoveries at ElE
CITY and Florence !ntenaihcd the eK'
c,tsmen, and swelled the throng. and
by the let Of August, 1859, there wer,
Iomn people In Florence. Its gold
aelds were limited and were soon ex
haustetl. About that time Warrens
dlvg,nrs and Boise basin were discov'
ered waurns was at Grst overrun o'
pfUNfFNANFss ththeh@s
hunters from Florence. -,
nolse basin was more extensive
bsinr about % miles in diameter and
circular In form. Marion More ans
rar,y reached The mouth OF More crees
and. finding gold in The sands foliow s.s
.hs crock 10 liz confluence with BIZ
ereek. and located hammock bar, one . :.
me mos. important tinds ever MADE ny !.
,hs world. Immediately following uln
came a rush Of men, notwi'hs'analnI
~" fact that the rigOrs Of a mountain ~
winter were at hand, and no prooaolll
t,es Of supplies being gotten IN , OsrT,'
spring. opAlr. Wolf and va c .nsrs',
rreets and their numerous and lnc.su
,,sblv rich tributaries were Discovers discover y
Thsir iabalOas riches we're heraloe s,,, =
! ,he world, aud the arrivals we'e mi a,u' y
nlIsd by two, then by 10 aud inc" y =
sa'@ spring opened, THOUSANDS l,a 90 2
nan found employment In Their owl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-21
FORT SHERMAN HHws NOTES.

Lieut.. George will act as adjutant, re
lieving Lieut. Sorley.
Private Geo. Deck, Co. c, has beer
detailed on extra duty rs painter in tn,
q. n. Dept.
Second Lieut. Isaac Erwin. has beer
appointed officer In charge Of athletics
vice Lieut. Palmer.
l'rivate Erastus W. boyd. Co. G, has
been detailed an extra duty as carpen,
ter in the Q. NJ. Dept.
Private John F. Higgins, Co. II, has
been transferred to the hospital corps
with station at this post.
Second Lieut. ]. II. Seyburn. of the
Twenty fourth Inf, has been promoted
10 first lieutenant Of the sixteenth In
fantry.
Private Pranke aud wisniewski, Co
c, and Danes, Co. d, were discharged
during the week by expiration Of tern
Of service.
Private Alfred Ducnmmun, hospital
corps. has been granted a furlOugh fol
ten days by the commanding officer
lie will visit his relatives on the Sc
Joe.
Mrs. George went TO Spokane Tues
day last 10 meet her husband, Frs
Lieut.. Chas. II. George, returning from
the east. They arrived at the post
Thursday.
Second Lieut.. Lewis S. Sorley lefl
Wednesday last for Fort I.eaveworth
Kansas, where he win report for dut,
at the infantry and cavalry school a
that place.
Brigadler General II. C. Merriam, th,
newly appointed commander Of CD,
Department Of Columbia. visited For
sherman during the week and inspecte,
the post lie was accompanied by hi
two sous, Henry and Cyrus, and by hi
Rlde-de-camp. First Lieut. Graves, o
the Seventh infantry. lie Is 3 brother
OF the late n. ]. Merriam, of this post
I In 1873 Gsn. Merriam came here AM
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-21
a nlasrai .xhiel,

u has been decided 10 add q linI
class minefAl exhibit 10 the Spokane
Fruit Fair which opens October 5lh. In
. separate annex connected with the
main buildings Of The fair. la this de
pArtmrts uill BE- exhibited ORES from
The various camps Of the northwest
mining machinery and devices and
everything which Il may be possible "a
srcaEr Of especial interest TO the miner
THIS eIhlbli uill be 20 arranged As q
EsFs The bess educational results and
no pains uili b spared 10 make IL one
Of The mosi attractive features Of ths
fair.
Al uha arc familiar with The good
FesnlIs derived from the mineral ex,
hibii al last years fair will readily NJ.
pr~cialr the Importance Of . united
effort 10 make this department what Il
oFgIs 10 be this year Here are bF ngiG
iozvshsE The pFosperioE. thc miner. tie
investor aud all who may be seeking
Information concerning The mineral
wealth Of The great northwest Tbs
uosk ID Important from IA educational
s,AndpSsa, and adequate business re.
Snita are SURF 10 follow. The railroads
hare again this year bern asked 10 give
free transportation 10 spokane Of all
exhibits consigned 10 The supcTin,snd.
cnl of this department The fruit iaiE
management undertake 10 receive all
coRstgumrnlS al the spokane railroad
deposs and 80 that the same shall b
property PLACED AZ the fair grounds and
doe etvii, given 10 The camp and TO the
eohaiEnor forwarding the same.
United and Intelligent wotk on the
part Of al interested In the success Of
this movement will make this exhibit
one that every pTospecloF and mine'
may BE- proud Of.
Al conNignmenta should be for
warslsd 10 l.. X. Armstrong, snpcrin'
teadsut Of the mineral department,
spokane Fruit Fair, not later than
sept Is. Prompt action Is therefore
absolutely essential.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-08-21

A well planned jail delivery would
have taken place At RGIhdrun Sunday
night had not the scheme been frus
isaied by the vigilance Of Sheriff Peasc
an1 hts trusiy deputies. Tony and
John Walk, held on the charge Of at.
tempting 10 rob aud murder an Italian
named Tonti near Harrison last spring,
secured n caseknife In some unknown
manner. ard by converting the same
into Iile succeeded In saving two barn
from one Of the east windows, escaping
through the opening into the jail yard.
Deputies Judge and Buckle were on The
lookout. howeser, and when the pris-
ones assembled the wall they looked
into the muEEles Of two shotgnns. A
negro named John Goodboy, recently
committed from Hope, Intended TO es-
cape also. having passed through the
window with the Others.