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Ar JAMAICA.

onstration,

Consul UyRtt Ha. instructions to Hc-
main There nj Present.
Port Antonio via Kingston, Jamaica,
April S-'rhe steamer Brooltlinc was re-
leased from quarantine after few hours
observation. Mr.. Pulaski +, Hyatt, United
States consul ut Santiago de Cuba pr
Caimanero. the hospital inspector, and
nearly all The other passengers brought py
tho Brooklnc this morning dcbarkcd aud
viii remain here. a few sailed on the
Brooklinc for Boston tonight.
Mr. Hyatt sald tonight Il left under
instructions from tho department that l
was not to interpret the withdrawal rs q
sign OF war and am to remain In Jamaica
under instructions 10 be received Per-
sonally ! assume that the situation In cubn
Is grave. Santiago however, Is quiet, The
Insurgents are greatly inspired by the
probability of American intervention"
Kingston, jamaica. April S.-Mnjor Cen
cral Holloway commanding the British
forces at jamaica, received II cablcgram
from The war office at London today in
BtruetIng him TO prepare Immediately
quarters for 1000 additional troops. No Of
fetal explanation Is given
II is expected that tomorrow at noon
the steamer chartered by the United States
viii leave here for the southern coast Of
Cuba and take up the United States con :
suls and other Americans at four diifcront
points.
The steamer Beverly sailed from Glen
fuogos today with the United States con-
sui Mr. owen McGarr, and other Ameri-
cans, for Boston, via Key West.
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10 SUE zoLA.

Officers Who Acquitted ronnf'Ester-
hwy Ia Demand Damages,
Paris. April S.--The Officers composing
the court martial which acquitted Count
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The military committee Of the fbuse To-
day reported the Olell bill granting per-
mission for the building OF cathoiiv
charci on the government reservation al
West Point.
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MAHMOUD WAS CAPTURED,
General of the Deryishcs in th'
Hands OF the British.
THE DFRylslES COMPLETELY ROUTED
annio- TIA y ptt,,n Troops Score II Vie.
tory--oftccrs OF the Hiah'nnd
Regiments Arc Killed.

Cairo. April S,--.The Anglo Egyptian
forces under the SIrdar attacked tho Derv-
ish position at 7;A5 this morning aud
rushed Mahmoud's zariha, the center Of his
fortihcatluns without check The attack
WIS entirely successful and the Dervishea
lost very heavily Details OF the defeat
of the Deryishcs show that the Anglo
Egyptian force. after nights march, ar
riyrd at dawn before the encmy'a camp.
When the trenches ma been bomhorueu
the Whole Anglo Egyp tian force maue
brilliant rush for the 1aftba ana the
trenches. The Dervhhe3 stood thelr kfouhu
| bfavely and reserved thcir hfc tlil tne w
| lacking force were close TO them man
moua, the Dnrvish general, waa captured.
AS tho dispatch WAS sent, the Anglo
Egyptian cavalry, horse artillery niln inc
| Maxim battery wera pursuing the fugltlVts.
| The losses of the Anglo Egyptian force In
| cludc Captain urquehart Of the cameron
| IiighlandcrB and Lieutenant Gore OF ihe
| Seafort IIghlanders, killed, and ten 0ifl-
GERS Of tho British brigade and four BRIT
sh officers in the Egyptian service
wounded.
Atbara Camp, Nubia. April s.--The SIR
dar's force numbered 10000 mon, with
twenty -four gunp, under Colonel Long, and
Twelve Maxims. The enemy left shendy
with $4,000 men. but they suffered gGoa
| deal from desortions since,
| The enemy was at ilrst practically con-
| ceaIod under ground IN a strong Iarina'
running around tho whole position. we
| loft camp AZ q ~ M ana biyouacheh ~ the
desert. Wo reached Mahmotd's position ut
| O n. m. today After an hour OF heavy
bombArdng the brigadcB were formed up
| and carried the position at the point OF the
bayonot under tremendous fire from the
enemy The zarIba was torn away, hut the
enemy clung ohsiinntely to the trenches
| and were bayoneited IN them. During the
admirable bombarament by Colonel Long,
not a single deryish was visible. The enc
my's guns baggage, animals and standards
we're captured. Tho authorities conader
the baltic the most brilliant over fought
| In the soudan, everything having been car
| ried straight through without hitch or ao-
cdcnt. have been all over the dorysh
position and estimate their dead ut more
| than 1000.
Mohmoud's army ia practically wiped out
| -Four Thousand Of his followers were taken
| prlfoners and no himself. has been cap.
| mTed hiding In q hole under bed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington April 8 Especial ia post
ofIre nav been established AT Maggie,
Monteomcry county. Texas. with Margaret
Carter as posimistress.
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Chattarosga on arrival haFe,
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POST FALLS ITEMS.

Tom Iiodgson. Of Ceur d'Alene, was
on the streets Monday.
Mrs White. Of Spokane. is visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. EUders,
A pleasant party OF Ceur d'Aleneites
came down 10 attend our Christmas eve
entertainment.
Miss Enola Clayton, Of Cnur d'Alene,
was the guest Of Miss Carrie Strathern
Sunday aud Monday
Mrs Palmer and Miss Leila Jones are
spending the holidays with their mother,
Ms. Jones Of this place.
Miss Iva Clocker, primary teacher Of
our public schools, is visiting with her
mother in Kendrick, this week.
MIL. :. Dart returned few days
ago from business trip Ia San Fran.
cisco, via. Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
Each Of our sunday schools rendered
a very enjoyable program in connection
with the Christmas trees Saturday even
ing.
Miss Rosa Newsome, who has been
attending school in Spokane, is spending
the fortnight with her parents east Of
town.
Miss Lulu Leonardy, who has been
teaching the Sucker lake school, is
spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs, win McCrea
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The Las, Of rAs Fiv..

The KoOtenai Herald records the
death of Robert Struthers at the age Of
seventy.
He was partner of the late State
Senator Green White in the richest plac-
er claim in Boise BASIN. from which the
company Of Eve men took out three
million dollars.
After the first seasons work was over
Green White and his brother Ben went
TO San Francisco TO spend the winter.
and took with them as pocket money
$4,000. In the spring they had to
send TO their mining partners for money
to come home on. This is mentioned
merely TO show how little the men in
the days of gold cared for money. Poor
old boys, they imagined their rich claims
would last forever.
Uncle Bob Struthers was the last OF
the Eve partners that God called for,
and he went as the Others did-died a
poor man. They all gave their money
away, much Of it in charity.
They were among the first at Orc
Elmo, at Florence, and at Boise Basin.
Idaho Democrat.
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punched 3 hole in his canteen 20 be
would know itif stolen. Idont believe
It.
win Frederic stands about six feet
one inch. and 70 thin he says that when
he has a pain he Cannot tell whether II
ID IN his belly or In his back.
Baldwin. Of Sand Point. and Jim
Weston jerk schlitz beer at regimental
canteen.
Two old former Fourth infantry boys,
strobel and Caldwell, the latter from
Harrison, are model soldiers. The for
mer Is sergeant-major OF the second
battalion. the latter corporal In Co. b.
Fred FAR. when not on duty, puts IN
most Of bis time In the city where -dame
rumor" says be has "cought on 10 one
of the many senoritlas there. 1t is all
right. however. for he Is far away from
home.
Imet, few days since, a former Fort
Sherman boy. Sergeant Hoffman, Of the
Fourth cavalry, who is still First ser
geant Of Go. @, that regiment.
When will the Philippine question be
settled? Now that the war is practi-
caily over, we desire discharge, honor
ably only. WM 81. PIPKIN.
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Ira A. Doty. for the past six years q
resident Of Ceur d 'Alene, died Monday,
Dec. 20, aged 70 years and 10 months.
Death was the result OF a general break
ing down Of his constitution due to old
age Mr.. Doty was born in one Of the
New England states. served in the
union army during the rebellion and
was honOrably discharged at Washing
ton City, March "a, 1865. He was a
member, in good standing, OF /. b. Wy
nan Post. No. II, G. A. r., Department
OF Washington. Together with his wife
aud family he came from the east to
the state Of Washington in 1876. A
wife, aged &c, four sons and one daugh-
ter are still living, and with the excep-
ton Of one son In California and the
daughter in Washington. were present
at the funeral which took place Thurs
day from the family residence. The
services were conducted by A. T. Nc
Reynolds Post, of this place. assisted by
Rev. 7. g. Hodgson. Burial was at the
Fort Sherman cemetery. Deceased was
well and favorably known in eastern
Washington. He came here an invalid
and was patient sufferer until death,
which must be sweet to those who SUI
fer, brought him eternal rest.
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A startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
II was in a most dreadful condition.
Ny skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually in back
aud sides, no appetite gradually grow.
ing weaker day by day. Three physi.
clans had given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric Bitters;
aud to my great SOY and surprise, the
FIRST bottle made decided improvement,
! continued their use for three weeks,
and am now well man. Ikuew they
saved my life, and robbed the grave Of
another victim" No one should fail to
try them. Only 50cts., guaranteed. at
A. l.. Miller's drug store.
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A rheusaaa Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of Annie
Z. SPRINGER. Of II25 Howard ST., Phila-
delphia. Pa. when she found that DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
had completely cured her of hacking
cough that for many years had made
her life burden. All other remedies
and doctors could give her no help. but
she says of this royal cure-'it soon re-
moved the pain in my chest and can
now sleep soundly, something / can
scarcely remember doing before. feel
like sounding its praise throughout the
universe So will every one who tries
Dr. Kings New Discovery for any trou-
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An impressive scene was witnessed at
the funeral services Of the late Richard
Fry. When the lid Of the casket was
opened at the church for the last time
to. allow the relatives and friends to
view the features OF the dead, there filed
down the aisle n long line Of Kootenai
Indians with slow and solemn tread.
Each touched the casket and made the
sign OF the cross as they passed by their
dead friend. The confidence OF the
Indians in Richard Fry was something
marvellous. For years he had been an
adviser In their troubles, and so TEN.
pered with justice had been all his deal.
ings with them that they had learned
to trust him implicitly. And their
mourning to the dead was no less sor.
rowful than that OF their palefaced
brothers. IL ootenai Herrld.
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Judge Mayhem appointed three com.
missioners Tuesday to assess and deter.
mine the damages sustained by Mrs. j
N. Carr, Benjamin Grace, John F. Sui.
livan, A. +. Annis, J. Arthur Bail, j. II.
Guthrie, G. ID. Whitney, George Il. An.
drews, V. W. Washburn, A. +. Whitney,
I. J. Ingrell, Charles Odds, J. A. Sloop,
Joseph Smith, and S. E. Henry, from
having the Kootenai valley railroad con.
structed through their lands, which lie
along the Kootenai river. The commits.
sion is composed of G. II. Pease, Robert
S. Bragaw and S. b. Wright
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Christmas at Post Fails.

While Mr.. Holmes was impersonating
Santa Claus at the Presbyterian church
entertainment at Post Falls. his coat
which was covered with cotton, caught
Ere from the wax candles on the tree.
A panic was only prevented by few
cool headed people who quickly extin-
guished the flames.
At the NJ. Z. church the cantata,
Catching Kris Kringle," was well rem
dered, rejecting credit upon Misses
Croker and Young, who arranged the
affair.
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MES A. KAT.
.ouS u. GooDR.

HntH D'ALENg Il = city q $40
~ pgpalAls0n. bsausifuily sisnatrd o.
-, nogshSfH sisoso Of The famous c.raF
q Avae lAkr. ~ miles EAST Of Spokane
ra a ssAneh .srs u this NagshrEn l'asi6c
"a al iihss Of sssAnvss make fvsu
..s ,rps from this city up sts lakr Ia shs
trAI Il aavlgaIisa 90 Iisr ~. jos AID
tras d Aisur fsvFEs. sonaocting Al liar
gsga utsh lhr railroad liHs ihso tbs
% silteF and lad minep. The c,ly IL
se7 4 tho naal nasrd summer tv&osts
Ia 80 upsshussl. ard il brrpsnsss NOR
rass.A; each ysaT Its ashiHT. hasssug
tasg.us and bathing alsfsestesss ate a
fass; imtilssa The airsss L. ; mill
A;r posi- In the wsss fE6st Shssmanj
al Is magnificent forrest p2sk srsetva
tsa adiosh ths city On She Mrst- Tlr
e94a,sy round aloas 10 made aP u ftch
asfsral,afEl lands AID s1trassvs lp,~sss
at ysIlo~ pane. Is. cedar and tamsfac.
a. lhs city IL dsxliaed 10 trcoaso =
aaatsetufing csnSss fos The pgoiucss
d, sfssr uossia tbs bstsinesa men and
'-stsass ate sutsVpttsing. and iaks
rss3' la making Tie place attractive
Thsfe ate toar church organizations
hssA adlst, Presbyterian, Episcopal ard
R1yaN Catholic. The reeEss ORDER
ar Hs!l represented BY lodge zach Of
Mas -. uyId Fellows. knights Of i'yth
~ EASTERN star. Daughters Of he
besah Improved Order 81 Red Men,
NAr-abess. l.. q. T. -. q. 4. u and
Womsu's Relief CoSpa Tbs city is cup
p't'i wiIh electric lights. good uslr'
Sa7t' an elegant Vthllc school huiid
ins one saWmiIl. two FiTss class hotels
bat building yards. etc. There arc YET
G9asl opportunities TO engage In lGefa
tive business aud ssversined farming
Manufactures ate particularly desired
aud Arc offered extra inducements. Tbs
summers are temperate, With sufficient
rainfall to insure abundant crpps, Whi''
The winters are free from extreme cold
No better location Tor profitable invest
msni' or for scouting ideal homes car
b found in the northwest. There u
'iIAys welcome here. among an eI.
eellent people. in a beautiful rrgion au'
a. lbcpmparahie climate.
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THE CHRrsrnAs rnTEnTArnnErT.


Saint and Sinner DATED ina Grnnd ceIshFn-
tion at the Opera Houss.
Never before in the history Of CeuF
d'Alene have the people come together
for q celebration Of Christmas with such
unanimity as this year. The Roman
Catholic, the Methodist, the Presbyter-
Ian, the Episcopalcan and the Pagan
joined In making the celebration aeon
pIete success last Monday evening. The
Fraternai Building Association rendered
the free use Of the opera house for the
occasion. and willing hands decorated IT
In meat and attractive manner with
eyergreens. appropriate mottos and
flags. Two large Christmas trees laden
with presents stood one on each side OF
the stage, and when the time for distri-
button came old Santa Claus handed
out the gifts with unstinted freedom.
Every child In the large audience which
packed the hall to overlooking, received
q present. Father Purcell. Rev. DefreD-
bangh and Rev. Hodgson had charge Of
the arrangements. and the whole pro-
gram was carried out In most pleasing
manner without delay or mistakes. the
children and young people who took
part showing careful training, and, in
many cases, marked ability. Following
is the program:
Long Meter Do1oiogy ...--..--.-,-.... Audience
Prayer ReW n HrN~anr.
song-A Christmas Carol. :. Episcopal sunday
School.
Story Of Rirst Christmas Morn Miss Lee Goode
A Merry Christmas 10 All - Miss Bessie Empey
Song Peace On Earth 80. Blanche Boughion
and Fannie NefK.
Christmas with Two BollIes. :. EdA Wells and
Maggie Thomson.
Mother Goose's Letter TO Santa Claus. Miss
Stella Cummings
Vocal Trio Ginning Bella -. Mn. Sander and
the Misses JeIium.
Dialogue-The Christmas Ferry. =. Ten BOYS and
Girls.
Vocal solo-IIoly Night. 800. Mrs v. W sander
REGULATIONS. ......... Eddie Budlong and Sisters
song-It Came Upon The Midnight Clear ...
Episcopal Sunday School
Christmas Offering. Boys and Girls in Costume
PisDo Soio-wnking Of the Lion. Miss Dora
Purcell.
Recifation-The Dead Kitten. Miss Mary Roche
Vocal solo-NaLerefh. ....-.-.. Byron RenehaW
Christmas Tide ol'4l ct Vancouver. 800. Ralph
BGteman.
Vocal solo-Break the News to Mother ....N u-
7. P. Diekey.
Flag Exercise Nine Boys and Girls
Motion Song fttsnroines Hfatarn
Recitation Santa Claus Time Fannie Neff
Vocal Solo Beautiful IAle Of The Sea .... Miss
Dora Purcell.
Song Merry. Merry Christmas. ...... Methodist
Sunday School
Distribution of Presents. .....s Santa Claus
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people know what II IL through the col
nmu' n the PREss. There IL not bus
Moss IN CTur d'Alene 60 small that II
Is not worth advertising; yet the town
Is Possessed Of large number Of firms
and business enterprises that are hardly
known outside a small circle OF patrons.
MAKE your business known and Invite
new customers by iadieious advertising
Try IT for month.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31
CEUR D'ALENE PRESS

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