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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-08-20
SPIRIT OF TINE PRESS.

| The Silver Blade Is very much worried
because the fusion Populists controlled
the county convention, devoting Eve col
umns to the subject. The Blade loves a
middle-Of-the road Pop for reasons clear.
Iy evident to anyone, without mention
ing Why.-Kootenai Herald.
II the rank and file Of political parties
mingled into one As easily and costly and
solidly ~ do the place hunters, we'd
have the bIamedest, impregnablest, ire
sistiblest and stupendousest fusion in
Idaho that ever fused since omnipotence
rolled this old world into solid ball. A
healthy salary carries more elements oil
successful fusion with anything in sigh.
that promises il than the empty honor
and glory Of voting her straight just to
beat the other fellows on election day
Boise Democrat.
During the campaign OF 1890, when G.
W. z. Dorsey was making the rare for
congress in the third district. he sent
the following dispatch to the chairman
Of the national committee: For Gods
sake have the manufacturers and job
bers stop marking up their goods until
after election" 1t will soon be in order
for Republican candidates to send a dis
patch to Marcns A. Hanna in tile follow.
ing words: FOR heavens sake help
Joe Letter or some other bull to keep Cd
the price Of wheat until after election -
-Nebraska Independent.
A few months ago the news that Eng
land was forming a naval volunteer bri-
gade on the Pacific coast would have at
once aroused the lingo press in this coun-
try and an effort would have been made
to show that she was contemplating an
attack on America In the light Of the
new relations between Great Britain and
the United States the news will attract
little attention im this country, and the
only comment will he the wish that she
may organize good brigade and that
she will come out best In her wa, II she
has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The practice Of nominating candidates
for district judge at the time and place
OF holding the party state conventions
We believe 70 be bad one and should be
abandoned. II affords an opportunity
for schemiDg AMI trading that could not
be obtained at n convention held at an
other time and place. We believe these
judicial conventions should be held at
some point in the district and that diff
erent delegates should be sent than those
sent TO the state convention. This would
sHectually prevent the combination Of
the judicial and state interests In any
corrupt schemes. There IL no reasonable
Objection to the suggested change, and
We believe it's accomplishment would es-
PecialIy lie felt in the requirement Of the
services Of the highest tygs OF lawyers In
the important Office OF district jusl. e.
North Idaho STAR
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-08-20

IT was Commodore Schiey who bottled
nP CeFvera in Santiago harbos, and il
was Sehley who sent the Spanish squad
ron to the bottom OF the sea when IL at
tempted 10 escape. Commodore Samp-
som has been advanced eight points in
promotion and made . rear admiral.
Hehley was. at the same time, advanced
NIX points and made . real sdmiTal.
e ais Sd Dps MS sec N pro no ion yer
, HEY since var became evident and
w. He Is the administration pet in
the navy and that counts for more thar
real merit. Schley 10 entitled to this
place Sampson now fills and the Ameli-
ran people win look upon the matter il
that light.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-08-20

''GoyeFnoF-eleet Geer. OF Oregon
writes General Secretary Smalley that
he intends both 10 visit the Omaha ak
hibition and attend the National Cur
Feney Convention. Governor Geer will
Fecefve hearty welcome in Omaha and
at the convention because he represents
n rich, progressive state and carried the
hammer Of gold TO victory ~ the June
election
The above quotation is taken from a
ChicsRo publication known - Sound
Money" 1t lie journal published IN
the interest Of the Republican party. II
supports The gold standard, defends
InonopOlies and nphOlds trusts, the three
gods OF the goldbuga.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-08-20

Oar friend Sam HeFren says he Is Ro-
ing to atten6 the conventions ae Boise
ahe 24th. just 10 let some people know
that be il alive. And then. for the FIRST
time in his life, perhaps Sam win take a
tumble 10 himself He will learn that
while Il u easy enough TO work some Of
the poiitieai parties ONE Of the time, il
. rssher difieult task to work all Of
the political parties all Of the time.
Something will pop. and Sam will re-
turn wishing that he were dead, dead,
dead Double Standard
Il will require more potent fore than
a state convention 70 cause Sam to take
q tumble to himself. Sans "working''
qualities are veil known to manY people
in this county, where his career was
IneaeoRir.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-08-20
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The herald., 1898-09-07
SANTA BARBARA REPUBLICANS
Nominate County Ticket-The
Farmers Institute

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 6.-The Re-
publicans In county convention, yesterday
and last night, named the ticket. The ma
jority OF the nominees are residents OF
Santa Barbara, five only being out-of-town
men. Those from this city are: Assembly
c. w. Merritt; superior Judge, J. w. Tag
CART; district attorney. E. w. Squire; clerk
Charle A. Hunt recorder. W. A. Higgins
assessor, Frank Smith; tax collector
Miguel Burke; treasurer. w. B. Metcalf;
coroner and public administrator A. NJ
Ruiz; surveyor. Frank F. Flournoy; super
visors OF First and Second districts, Henry
Stoddard and Ed. c. 1allant; justices OF
the peace, (city) Second township. w. H.
Wheaton and ]. G. Shoup; constables
(ci.y) w. W. Hopkins and Peter Storm
Gu. Of town nominees: Sheriff. Nat Stew
art.of Lompoc; auditor. $. b. Schauer OF
Santa Maria; superintendent OF schools
w. S. Edwards OF Santa Ynez; supervl-
sors, Third district, W. s. Parks of Hope
Fifth district, A. NJ. Cox OF Santa Maria
So far as I made predictions or he basis
of the strongest men, those named fulfil
the forecast.
Hon. Willis N. Slosson OF NordhofY, forest
commissioner for the eastern division OF
Pine mountain reservation, came 20 this
city yesterday and stopped with Commits
sioner Crawshaw at the New Morris house
HIS purpose was to confer with Mr.. Craw-
The herald., 1898-09-07
Norwalk Notes

NORWALK. Sept. 6-There was a gen.
eral exodus TO Long Beach yesterday and
today on account Of the G. A. r. encamp-
mint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clapworth of Pomo-
ma are the guests of W. Harvey Smith.
The social given by the Y. P. S. c. f. Fri.
day evening was highly enjoyable. Prof
Holgate's orchestra rendered several Sc
lections. and other numbers on the pro-
gram added to the pleasure
Miss Agnes Armitage was given recep.
tior on Saturday evening at the home OF
her brother, DR.. /. b. Cassell. Large num-
bers OF young people were In at,endanc
Miss Agnes left today for her home in San
Bernardino.
Miss Rena Russell entered Woodbury.
Business college yesterday for course in
business.
The saloon kept by W. Vandever is TO
change hands. A sale has been made 10
joseph Shuttle Of Santa Monica. subject
to transfer of license being granted.
Newton Glsz.er has severed his connec-
ton with Scott e. Co. of Artesia and will
20 east On visit to his old home In Iowa.
The herald., 1898-09-07
APPOINTMENTS
Redlands Trustees Make Them-Pre-
pairing for the Seventh

| REDLANDS, Sept. Sat a regular meet
ing Of the city board Of trustees c. E.
Truesdeli was appointed city attorney, TO
aot until the appointment Of a regular at
torney. l.. Nj. LuAI, who was previously
appointed city engineer and street super
| intendent combined, resigned the office OF
street superintendent, and George Iveson
was appointed 10 fill the vacancy.
Night Watchman Walker resigned and j.
H. Dutro was appointed to filr the vacancy
left by him.
At an adjourned meeting Of the board on
Saturday evening the street superintendent
was required to secure bond Of $500 with
wo sureties. l.. NJ. Lum was reappointed
city engineer, with salary fixed at $50
per month.
| Constable Futrelrs leave of absence has
expired, and he has again entered upon his
duties.
The Rediands high school will open on
Monday. Sept. 18th. and the public schools
on Sept. 26th.
The fixtures Of the Union bank have
been moved into the east half OF & H.
Sargen;'s grocery store and business will
be transacted there until the erection OF
the new bank building.
A public meeting was held this morning
at the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium for the pur-
pose OF making arrangement. to give Com
pany g a grand reception ON Its return
home. The company will be met at the
train. where short program and address
Of welcome will be given; after which i
will be escorted to the armory, where a
reception will be rendered the members of
the company.
This afternoon as Mr.. Stocker was driv-
Ing down Orange stree: with II. Gregory's
hay team the rod in the tongue worked
loose, letting the tongue drop partly 10
the ground, frightening the horses. when
they ran 20 the bottom Of the hill near the
Casa Iona hotel, and broke loose from the
wagon but with the tongue still connected
TO them. They ran into the back yard Of
j. l.. Stevenson, where they became en-
! Ia angled in a wire fence and were COM
PEELED to stop. Little damage was done.
H. r. Pennell and family returned yester-
day from Santa Monica.
A. j. Whitney has returned from visit
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Thomas b. Inch is back from Long
Beach.
Mrs. w. F. Harper and son Ernest re-
turned today from an extended visit in
San Diego.
II. f. Ford and family have gone to
Laguna Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. Karl c. Wells are back
from a several weeks visit in San Fran
cisco.
Richard Hasking and family are expect
ed back his evening from a four months
absence in Los Angeles.
The herald., 1898-09-07
ABBOT KINNEY's SUIT
It Embarrasses the Soldiers at tho
Home

It Embayrasses the Soldiers at the
Home
SOLDIERS HOME, Sept. 6.-Everyone
at the home Ii discussing the question raised
by Abbot Kinney. One phase OF It wish
particularly to call attention to. Messra
Denman, Groff, Ladd De Haven ana Shin.
gle having been specially made defend.
ants in the coming suit. many Of their
comrades at the home consider them a.
participants In the case. not realising that
their names were placed as defendants BY
Mr.. Kinney without their knowledge from
the fact Of their occupying the positions
of Democratic county committeeman for
precincts Nos. !, 2, 3, and s at the nome.
Governor Smith took occasion yesterday.
the 9Th inst. on the assembling Of the
members for dinner to inform the veterans
Of the fact that Mr.. Flint, United stateS
district attorney, and Mr.. Newln. the
county clerk, were at the home and would
address the members, giving their Views on
the matter, from the front OF Company b
at 1850 p. m.
Yesterday. in addition to the visit Of Mr..
Flint and Newlin, the home was favored
by call from Captain McComas, A. H.
Merwin and others. and the shaking Of
hands and fraternization were general.
The herald., 1898-09-07
A SEWER SOON
Santa Monica's First Lateral Nearly
Ready for Use

sCuuy AUI OSo
SANTA MONICA. Sept. 6-Bilis to the
amount Of 3ls23 were ordered paid at to-
days meeting OF the board OF trustees. over
$1,000 OF this amount going TO pay for lights
and street sprinkling.
A resolution was adopted to grade Cali
fornfa avenue from Ocean to the easteriy
side Of Third street. Mr.. Gamber1 will be
allowed the privilege Of conducting q sa-
loon at the polo race track during the three
days OF the races, his present place Of busi-
ness 70 be closed.
1t was decided to flush lateral No. 1 I'm
mediately,. after which the ordinance con-
ceFning, sewer connections will be en-
forced.
Gen. Horace B1nney Sargent received a
square little box from his son-in-law
Mai. Bowman H. McCalla, commander Of
the Marbiehead. the other day, containing
a piece Of the cable between Manzanillo and
Santa Cruz del Sur. cut by Lieut. Young on
the Hist. an auxiliary cruiser Of Samp-
sons squadron. in July. 1t Is about an
inch In diameter and the little copper
wires are heavily insulated, the whole be-
ing protected by a brass cylinder, put on
to preserve the outer coating while cutting
1t into small lengths.
T. Harlan Of Trenton, Tenn, Is visiting
his brother-in-law, Prof. Nathan Smith.
When Mr.. Harlan left Tennessee he was
accompanied by his wife. who was an in
valid, and who became so Ill en- route that
they were obliged to leave the train a
Omaha, where she died. She was buried
in Los Angeles on Sunday.
Mrs. H. I. Chatfeld and Miss Elizabeth
Shepherd Of Pasadena were the guests OF
Mrs. Don Moore today.
The herald., 1898-09-07
Los ANGELES HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING, EpT1ER ) tsss

shaw as 10 the best means Of promoting
the governments interests In the reserva-
tien. particularly nre prevention At the
present season.
The farmers' institute, convened at q. A.
r. hall at 3 p. m. yesterday afternoon. A
large crowd attended and representative
men from many points In this state were
present, notably Prof. A. J. Cook OF Clare
mont, Prof. r. H. Loushridge Of Berkeley.
p. c. Higgins OF Carpinteria. A. T. Ches-
bro Of Covina, A. B. Smith Of 0lendora.
F. e. Kellogg Of Goleta, etc. Others are ex-
pected from abroad this afternoon. Mayor
Burke made the address Of welcome and
1T was very able effort. Prof. Cook had
opened the session. Prof. Loughridge
spoke Interestingly on institutes OF this
kind. Prof. Cook gave an address on
Practical Entomology" IAN Illustrated
Visit to An Experiment Station. was the
subject OF J. w. Mills OF Pomona. The
committee on arrangements comprised
Ia. c. Packard Of Montecito, r. E. Kellogg
OF Goleta. l. B. Pierce OF Santa Barbara,
solon Smith Of Serena, o. F. CALDWELL OF
Carpinteria. The principal interest GEN.
tered on the new process OF steam curing
lemons and upon irrigation. Mr.. Chapman
of Fullerton missed the train, but arrived
today. In his absence T. E. Kellogg Of
Goleta spoke on Irrigation" Tomorrow
morning "wednesday Henry W. Kruck-
berg Of Los Angeles will give a talk on
Poultry" ]. w. Mills Of Pomona win
speak on "Green Manuring." Prof. Lough-
ridge on Alkaline Soils" and F. E. Kel-
logg on ''Watnuts." over a hundred and
fifty actively interested farmers OF both
sexes were present today,
The yacht Petrol. owned by Bates Bros.
was narrowly saved from being lost on the
rocks Of Friars' harbor at the ISLANDS on
Sunday.
The Democratic county convention will
be held at Lompoc on Monday next.
Miss Estelle Heartt Of Los Angeles is
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goux Of this
city.
fire test was made here last night on
practice drill sent In from the F1thian
building the highest in town. Within two
minutes five streams were playing on the
roof.
The herald., 1898-09-07
Ventura County Dem ocrats

/ VENTURA, Sept. 6.-The Democratic
convention reconvene61 today and ratified
the work accomplished. making sure its
legality, yesterday being legal holiday
For some time deadlock prevailed in Sc.
lecting the supervisor, the Fourth d1stric,
delegation opposing the Silver Republican
and Populist nominee, and finally With
drew the name of their favorite, refusing
to make a nomina ton. The Silver Repub.
licans endorsed the Democratic nominees
The Populists passed the office OF sherin
and istrict attorney, endorsing the bal
ance Of the ticket. The central commit
tee elected DR.. J. H. Love chairman and
M. j. Ely secretary.
The herald., 1898-09-07
Santa Monica Personals

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 5.-The funeral
Of A. M. Gaspar has been delayed until this
morning at 10 o'clock, in order that relatives
may arrive from the north.
A subscription ball. In charge Of Mines
Waring, Young and Osburn. will be given
at the Casino on Friday evening Of this
week.
|. Mrs. e. d. Suits has returned from q
lengthy visit with her mother in Bishop
Inyo county.
Mrs. C. F. Ollie left today for Pasadena,
where she will spend the winter.
Mr.. Hugh Elliott OF San Diego Is the
guest of his cousins. r. Porter and T. H
Elliott. t
Miss Esther Reed returned to Los An
geles today. .r4 a
The herald., 1898-09-07
Redlands Ripples

REDLANDS. Sept. 6.-This morning
Thomas Drew. a transient lather, was taken
before Justice Warren, having been ar
rested on a charge Of disturbing a re-
ligious meeting Drew pleaded guilty and
was fined $50 or fifty days in jail. Ar
rangements were made whereby Drew is to
pay the fine.
Work on the new Union bank building Is
10 begin Immediately. The building Is 10
be built on the ground now occupied by the
old building at the northeast corner of
State and Orange streets. II Is to be 4lx35
feet in area, with room OF from this
2lx20 feet.
The harvesting OF the grape crop in this
section has. begun.
c. H. Eaton. Southern Pacific agent, has
returned from a three weeks vacation In
San Francisco.
e. G. Judson is back from a two weeks
outing in Santa Monica and Los Angeles
s. II. Warren has returned from a week s
visit In Newport.
William McEllrose and wife have gone
20 Long Beach to attend the Grand Army
encampment.
The herald., 1898-09-07

10 her people was listened to with pro
found emotion. Her articulation was s.
perfect that her clear voice penetrated 4
the farthest recess Of the church.
Takes the Oath
After. the address the queen sat for fev
moments and then agadn' arose and recitet
in clear tones the oath to Uphold the con
stitution, defend the independence Of tn,
country, protec: the liberty OF her subjects
using therefore ali legal mea ms, las a COOS
king should
Long Live the Queen
The solemnity Of the occasion, the ex-
ceptional circumstances. the youth and
sex OF the monarch and the deep sincerity
with which she voiced her words so deeply
impressed all present, that some time
ELAPSED before the effect passed of, and
there were few eyes which were not
Jimmed with tears. After a few moments
If silence, however, great shout OF
Long live the Queenw broke out and was
repeated three times
The heralds proclaimed her majesty's In
vestiture, and soon afterward the queen lef,
the church, her mother following her, and
returned to the palace.
AS the queen and her mother passed on
their way 10 the palace there were renewed
acclamatons from the people. and when
their majesties entered the palace four her
aids stepped out on the balcony. Their ap-
pearance stilled the concourse into dead
silence. which was broken by a trumpet
peal, followed by the voice Of the senior
herald. announcing that Queen Wilhelm
ina had been invested queen Of the Neither
ands. While the saluting guns which
greeted the proclamation were still BOOM
ng. the young queen. wearing the regaEa,
appeared and was welcomed by mighty
roar Of sound. She made beautiful pic
ure. When her mother followed. the two
TODD hand in hand, bowling TO the upturned
'aces Of their hosts Of subjects.
Scenes at Night
There are general iluminatlons through
,ut the city tonight on a magnificent scale.
rhe queen and the queens mother drove
ogether in an open carriage TO view the
scene and met with an enthusiastic recep-
ion. The day passed OF without any un
oward incident Of any kind.
At the banquet at the palace this evening,
which was attended by the states general.
queen Wilhelmina proposed this toast:
my heart urges me to give expression to
he wishes which are filling my soul for
he welfare OF my country and people.
ak you to drink the health Of the father
and. Long live the fatherlandv'
Tie president Of the first chamber of the
tates general. DR.. Van Naamen Van EN-
,es. In return proposed the health of her
The herald., 1898-09-07
POLITICS
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Mr.. Cages campaign committee Of
twenty-one Is eliciting a good deal Of In
terest. From this part Of the state he mas
chosen James McFadden Of Orange, Frank
p Flint, H. e.. Osborne and w. F. X.
Parker Of Los Angeles, and A. g. Gassen Of
San Diego county. The other members Of
the committee are Frank Mclaughlin, the
present chairman; George C. Pardee. E.
Nusbaumer, E. F. Preston, Wendell East
on, Horace Davis. p. N. Lillienthal, W. ].
Dutton, E. w. Dohrman, George Stone,
Isaac Upham, r. c. Meyers, J. A. Watt and
]. X. Wilson.
F. Cobb of Hollywood has announced him
self as a candidate for the Democratic nom-
nation Of supervisor In the Third district.
The Republican nomination, It Is said, lies
between Field, incumbent, Munson and
Burns.
Secretary Of State Brown is paying his
political debts 10 those who prevented his
nomination for governor. A Sacramento
dispatch says he mas Just bounced Albert
Lindley Of Los Angeles. who had been ap-
pointed keeper OF archives. Llndley ia
secretary Of the State League Of Repub-
lican Clubs. His successor. Gillis, was ap-
pointed through a deal made by Brown with
the Sacramento delegation to support him
for governor.
The selection by Mr.. Gage Of H. z. Os-
borne and ". F. X. Parker as members OF
his state campaign committee will be fully
appreciated by our morning contemporary
the Times. In conjunction with Frank P.
Flint, they will undoubtedly have the man
agement OF the campaign In this part Of the
state, and the assistance which the Times
! will lend to Mr.. Gage and his candidacy un-
der the direction Of Parker and Osborne
will be conducted with as much vim and
vigor as when It Is rubbing It in to Parker
and sneering at Osborne. PIT.
| In the early part OF the campaign II was
openly charged that Parker was conduct
ling the night OF Gage for the nomina tion.