The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-03

a patriotic service win be held II the
post chapel, Fort sherman, next Sum
day evening. July 4 Chaplain Bateman
win deliver AZ address appropriate 10
the occasion and Mrs. BreehelnIn win
sing the ~BattIe Hymn Of the Republic
a cordial Invitation e extended 70 the
general public. The interior 81 the
chapel win be decorated with national
cOlors. A special Invitation Is extended
to the @. A. Il and w. Il. c. memberh
The Fashion Department IN Dem
Orest's Magazine for July Is. - always,
up-to-date and helpful. Astounding
with practical information, handsome
models and the newest ideas regarding
dresA A Pattern Order Published in
each number entities the holder TO pat
terms Of all the designs at the uniform
price Of four cents each, and this Il an
advantage that The frugal woman can
not afford to overlook.
In an historical article recalling the
destruction Of our national capital By
British forces In 1914, Clifford Howard
In the July Ladies' Home Journal viii
show that Dolly Madison, the most b.
loved and popular woman OF her day,
was courageous and fearless in the face
of grave danger In the mad stampede
from Washington, that preceded the
invasion by the British troops, Dolly
Dadis0n was the last to seek safety in
fight, and her final act before quitting
the White House, as the enemy ad-
yaneed, was 10 seize the Declaration OF
Independence and carry it with her to
place Of safety. As the White House
was Immediately afterward looted and
burned by the British. Mr.. Howard
declares that but for brave Dolly Mad
ison the priceless parchment would
have been destroyed
The Hope New Era says that inter
est in the Trestle Greek camp is stead
lily increasing as work done on the
several claims continues to show more
mineral wealth. Mining men from
outside points are now beginning to
take more interest than heretofore and
as the attitude taken by the Canadian
authorities viii have a tendency to
drive many American miners and mine
operators out Of British Columbia, they
win look around for another promising
district In which to invest their capital
Trestle Greek has many advantages in
location. shipping facilities. and ease Of
access from outside places. Men now
there are making preparations to spend
the winter in the camp. Cabins are
being built and trails made all through
the camp. TrestIe Greek win be one OF
the leading gold producing camps Of
the northwest
With the exception of the noted
Worlds Fair number Of the COsmOpoli-
tan, which reached price Of Eve dol
lars copy after the last edition had
been exhausted, no stronger number
of this magazine has ever been issued
than that for July, 1897. The report Of
Julian Hawthorne, the special commits
siOner sent by the Cosmopolitan to
India to investigate the horrors Of the
plague and famine, is Of an extrordin-
AIRY character, and viii open the eyes Of
the world to conditions which were
scarcely suspected. The same number
contains what is probably the greatest
poem Of this quarter of the nineteenth
century. This new rendering of Omar
Khayyams Rubziyat, which departs
entirely from Fitzgeraldis. occupies
four pages Amelie Rives reappears as
a story teller for the first time since her
marriage with Priuce Trobetzkoy. One
Of the eleverest stories yet from the pen
Of Robert w. Chambers is given. The
remarkable story Of the war Of the
Martians, by Wells, which is attracting
the attention both Of the scientific and
non scientific good story loving public,
is continued, and is fourth story BY
a'Abecket, deliberately illustrated by
the humor Of Peter Newell.
The Offices of the Mining and Scien-
tifc Press have been removed from go
to $50 Market St, San Francisco, Cal,
the finest business location in that city.