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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
ARE you no 1--we N AIAsKA.
forh SUCCESS WILL DnrEsD.
Requirements Relative 10 Year
Health THAT Are Indis-
nennahle.

The universal article Of diet in tia
country, depended upon and indispens
able, Is bread or biscuit And TO max,
the bread and biscuit, either in the CAM
% upon the trail, yeast cannot be used
i must be baking powder; and the pow
Dl0,l44 pieces Of mail in "a years.
Royal Baking Powder Company, miner,
and prospectors have learned, is the only
one which will stand in that peculiar eli
mate Of cold and dampness and raise The
bread and biscuit satisfactorily.
These facts are very important for every
one proposing to 60 to Alaska and the
Yukon country to know, for should he b.
persuaded by some outfitter to take one
q the cheap brands of baking powder il
will cost just as much to transport it,
and then when he opens It for use, after
all his labor in packing il over the long
and difficult route. he will find q solid
eaked mass or lot of spoiled powder with
nc strength and useless. Such mistake
might lead to the most serious results.
Alaska Is no place in which to experiment
in food, or try 10 economic with your
stomach. For use in such climate. and
under the trying and fatiguing eondi-
tions Of life and labor in that country, ev-
erything must be the best and most use
full, and above all 1t is imperative that all
food supplies shall have perfect keeping
qualities. 1t is absurd to convey over
such difficult and expensive routes an ar.
ticle that win deteriorate in transit, or
that viii be found when required for use
to have lost great part of its value.
There is no better guide to follow in
these matters than the advice of those
who have gone through similar expert
enee. Mr.. McQuesten, who is called ''the
father Of Alaska" after an experience of
years upon the trail, in the camp, and in
the use OF every kind of supply, says: "We
lind in Alaska that the Importance of
proper kind of baking powder cannot be
overestimated. A miner with a can of
bad baking powder is almost helpless in
Alaska We have tried all sorts. and
have been obliged to settle down to use
nothing but the Royal. 1t is stronger and
carries further, but above all things, il
Is the only powder that win endure the
severe climatic changes of the arctic re
gion."
IL Is for the same reasons that the U. s. !
government in its relief expeditions, and
Peary, the famous arctic traveller, have
carried the Royal Baking Powder ex-
,lusively.
The Royal Baking Powder will not cake
nor lose its strength either on board shin
'r IN damp climates, and is the most high /
y concentrated and efficient of leaveninS
gents Hence it is indispensable to every
Alaskan outfit 1t can be had of the trad
ng companies in Alaska, but should the
inner procure his supplies before leaving
e should resist every attempt of the out
liter to palm of upon him any of the
'tiler brands of baking powder, for they
Flil spoil and prove the cause of great dis
ppOintment and trouble.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
SUPPOSED DEAD MAN ALIVE.
Property Distributed and a Man
Charged With His Murder.

Gaiena, Kan, Feb. S.-Great excite
ment prevails over the appearance in this
city of Tyler Gaviett, who disappeared
in March last from the Windsor stock
farm, owned by Scion l.. Cheney, one OF
the most prominent citizens of the county
at the time.
Neighbors took charge of Gaviett,s crop
and other property and disposed of it and
circulated the report that Cheney had
murdered him. County Attorney Charlie.
Stevens, in the absence of Cheney.
searched the place for the body. This
act led to an assault upon Perry Stevens.
brother Of the county attorney, by Che.
ney, for which $4,000 damage suit Is
now pending.
Upon his arrival here Gaviett imme.
diately secured warrants for the arrest Of
County Attorney Stevens and five Others.
charging them today with stealing his
property. The warrants will be served
tomorrow. The appearance of Gaviett re-
moved the cloud from Cheney and leaves
his accusers in bad predieament.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
Earthquake I'm Uruguay.

New York, Feb. lO.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Buenos Ayres says:
Earthquakes have been reported from
various districts in the southern prov.
inees, particularly in CoIoma Rica. MANY
buildings in the town Of Coloma RIGA
have been damaged, and Villapamon. in
the same province, has almost entirely
disappeared. Two persons were killed and
three wounded. Thousands Of the inbab-
itants OF the provinces are without shell.
ter.
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LEADER DEHoUEcEs PoIYoAMY


Chicago, Feb IA special from Ne
wah~e. M. says
hetors the eoHtsrsnrs IT western M
n"t' Latter iAay Saints. Joseph smssh, GAs
president Of the ehafrh IN Amsrisa. ara
u Je~ph Smith. vas hslpe4 To Isand
horH'nai'fa. gave bitter d~anaeialias II
The p'assters ot The sAaryh 10 Utah. AZ.
raEdinE 10 his ssatsns~ut hts father kaa
nothing ,n do With the inlroslnstGnm Of
p"lysamy among that ssvt AMI the eau.
'nnH beiist that the shurvh II Latter nav
saints recognized that pFaetIss Ia a i-s.s,
'iFgrrs. be su'Phatisnlly drassl. Ftusul
nafrh'sr Wa brought Hbaul By he titsh
Nl'fH'ons tight year. afsrF the dsuIk a.
't' father. be said. and there vas mo war.
TaHs IN he scriptures fas Il. AZ ius lks
'hnTsh ot the Latter nay s,aiHts. Il uusLI
'd"etr TO the destFias u usaaagamy and
t~a
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BURNING OF TWO INDIANS.
Ofneial Report of the AtFOeiOus
Crime I'm Oklahoma.

Washington, Feb. S.-The attorney gen.
eral sent to the senate yesterday a letter
written by Assistant United States Al.
tcrney MeMeehan, giving the results of
ms investigation into the recent burning
Of two Seminole Indians in Oklahoma by
mob He says that the sentiment in the
neighborhood of the crime is all with the
mob, and he was informed that it Womb
not be well for him or any other person
TO go into that locality if it was known
that the object was to locate the eonspira.
tors.
Mr.. McMechan's letter tells in the main
an Old story, but he goves some new de.
tails MeGiesey was, he saws, the first Of
the Indians to move a muscle after the
torch was applied and he did not move
until the flesh was beginning to drop
from his limbs and was beginning To
touch his ears.
he then gave a loud whOop 49,
over as far as the chain wp,.sS..ss r,llu De"'
ana sucking IN the ieaping fiames. sank
- md expired without showing any
more signs of pain. Not 50 with Palmer
sampson; he did not move until after Me-
Giesey had inhaled the flames. Then he
commenced to kick with both feet. throw
ing burning pieces Of wood 25 or so feet
away. 1t was with difficulty that they
succeeded in getting him burned"
MIR. McMechan says that Baptist min
lister named Hiram Holt prayed for the
two Indians before their execution. and
that as he knelt in prayer he held a rife
in his hands.
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SLIDE AT oUEsNE1LE FORKS.
Three Miners Buried In the CarIboo
Country.

Vancouver, B. C.. Feb. S.-News has
been received here of landslide at Oues.
nellie Forks, Cariboo. Three miners, Will
lam Allen, Joe Rich and Alexander Me-
Lean, were buried. The slide was 1000
feet wide, 500 feet long and 25 feet high.
The steamer Capilano, which has lust
returned from the northern halibut fish.
ing grounds, reports the drowning of two
OF her fishermen, named Robert Loughead
OF Ontario and Michael Driseoll. The can
tain OF the CapilanO reports the toughest
weather in his experience.
The steamer Danube, which sailed for
Alaska yesterday, carried full passenger
list. The Danube also took up q sawmiIl
to be operated on Lake Lebarge. She had
to refuse 200 tons of freight, including
three carloads Of bacon from Omaha for
the United States relief expedition.
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ORDERED TO YUKON RIVER.
Sudden News 20 Mounted Police
Causes Great Excitement.

Salt Lake. Feb. IA special to the
Tribune from Butte, Mont, says:
Information received from Lethbridge.
ON the Canadian boundary, is to the effect
that great excitement has been caused
there by orders received from the domin-
lion government that every man of the
mounted police hold himself in readiness
to proceed to the Yukon at a moments
notice for temporary duty.
Superintendent Dean has received no
tiee to go to Mcleod to relieve Major
Steel, who was ordered to the Yukon and
had left for that place before the arrival
OF the second message. Five men were
also ordered to the Yukon and left yester-
day. The orders, which were received by
wire by the officers in command from the
are said to be due to the exist
enee of serious trouble between the Can
adam and United States authorities in
Alaska relative to the attempt by the
Americans to get provisions into the Yu-
kon free Of duty. ostensibly for the relief
Of distress, but in reality for sale to the
highest bidders.
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Loadon Preacher sir. 80. s,.v,..

st. Louis, Feb. s,--Rev. DT. y. /. NV.
ers, the celebrated preacher Of London.
England. has completed q series Of sue.
sea@fui revival meetings in this city. DR..
Myers has been touring this country.
preaching at the principal cities. The
meetings in this city were held at Pilgrim
congregational church. one Of the laty
est houses Of worship here. The house
was crowded yesterday afternoon and Ia
night rs II has been every day for !
week and many were disappointed in not
being able to hear the preacher MANY
overflow meetings were held.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
CAarEed win CrInInal N.rI.e,

Geneva, ILL.,, Feb. s.-The grand iurv
VIII be asked to consider the evidence In
the case Of jerome Paree and wife and
Miss Wiilette MeCraeken, healer, all of
Batavia, in this state, who are charged
with criminal neglect in allowing the 4
months-old child Of the Parees to die with
out medical attendance. All of the nc.
eused are Christian Scientists, and the
whole case hinges on the issue whether a
Christian Science healer is medieaI It.
.s19anl Eitel2.s--ses Tie meS6ing Of the term.
States Attorney Joslin Of Elgin believes
that he has a strong case.
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" hssh. and all Wasting eSHslilioSs; and
10 better deia1nstFats It's wonderful nl~Etss
ne Viii sstsd thFss ffVs bottles tIhs Ilg,
siae ntn Nsu systrni VI MssiieiHsl ufth full
tassFnrtiDhs 10 ali readsFs Ut this paper
who send for them,
slmply SFsis o. r, 4. si0eaa, Mzaafae.
tartng ChStnsst. ~ Ptne street, Nsu ToFk.
giving uantr aud full address
Ihvre u no ehAEg~ Tor BissileiBs o. GORE
sIot.sisa.. -aiVIes strictly e1hnasnIiAl.
knSWiag. ~ ue do. Of the uhsioubssd Fl.
Eraey, Ne ures every suEteteF 10 Iaks al.
vantage 81 this mast iibsFAl proposition.
Please tell the DoctoF. Nh~a writing,
that y0n read this svnssOss Osfss ia Ihls
paper,
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WHEAT growers VICTORY
GRAIN RATE IS SUSTAINED.
JaaEs HaafsFa UphsIss the Law OF
the last L~sisistsFs OF WasAIas-
tee 80 10 the Ma1Imam CAaSus
foS nssIs wIthIn che STATE.

Tacoma, Feb, D.--Judge Haniord Of Tho
federal court has rendered a DECISION In
the ease VI the Tacoma Grain Company
against the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
company md the Great Northern railway
OF Importance 10 uheat growers II the
state aud shippers Of this city. The DE-.
eision sustains the eunatitntienaiisvn i IN.
recently enacted railway TRANSPORTATION
law hNing a maximum charge ipr haula
within the state. The suit was brought
to compel the o. u, 4 y. 10 aeerps h.
pro rata for its share og the haul 10 T..
coma from the southern portion Of The
state wh@n taken In eunjunetinu with III.
Northern Pacific. Heretofore Iasnt tar.
Ms have prevailed on the o. AN. 10
the junction with the Northern parih.
which made the haul to Tacoma eu., more
than the haul all the way over the O. r.
q n to Portland The only question len
open by 'he dscisiOn u the asonabt~usaa
OF the pForata offered tho rad. which
must b. proved or dispTuved by a trial Of
the ca.s upon il. merits.
The o. n. aaa y. Was kas-Lsa o.,
sah Franrt-co. Feb. O.--The damage suit
instituted by Peter D. Peterson apains,
y y. oConnor. general ticket agent Of
the Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Com
pany In his city. resulted In a verdict in
favor Of he plaintiff in the sum II 400
and costs.
The verliet is oi Importance 10 the
transportation companies. a. IL involve.
the legality Of ticket sCalping The fact.
ot The ease are ~ follows.
In return for certain Advertisement.
the D. H. 4 n. company issued 10 G. y.
church ticket Tor tran.parta tiop.
Church disposed Of II TO Ottinger'. t,ckst
agency in this city. whore II was bought
by Peterson. Thcrcupon Peterson signed
The name Of Church TO the ticket. hut /
when It vas presented 10 the O. RAN
company he was arrested for forgery /
After long trial Peterson was acquitted. /
the court holding that when Church dis-
posed Of his ticket he also disposed Of nj. /
right TO sign his name thereto. Hence |
Peterson was guilty Of no forgery. Peter. /
.on then sued for damages TO the amount |
OF %I5OOO for false imprisonment.
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$2o0OOO for the payment Of Iur,
ors' fees in United States courts. and
$4,000 fry witness fees.
FiIthustePiaE,
The house was in bad temper to-day,
and the whole session was consumed in
tilibustering against two bills Of minor
importance. one to issue duplicate
check and the other to make Roekland,
Me-. a SUPPORT Of entry, Neither got
further than the engrossment and third
reading.
The senate considered the Indian appro
priation bill. Senator Wilson Of Washing
ton presented and secured the adoption Of
an amendment appropriating $5OOO0 for
a school building and repairs ON the Puy'
allup reservation in Washington, Senator
Wilson also secured the adoption Of an
amendment opening the south half OF the
Colville Indian reservation in Washington
to mineral location.
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Fort Worth Tex, Feb. I0.-At 3 O'Clock
Yesterday morning the largest property
loss by dre that ever occurred here took
place. The eiaht-story Hurley office build
ing, Dreyfus COmpany's mammoth dry
goods house. Farmers and Mechanics
bank, the general offices Of the Fort
Worth L Denver Railway Company, the
Fort Worth Cycle Company. and one or
two small merchandise companies, being
burned to the ground. The firemen were
unable 10 get the fire under control be-
fore 0 this morning. The total loss i e..
timated at over $2J0,OOO.
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hHen's Foot. Ease, q powder for the sre,
~ cures painful, swollen smarting feet .nJ
instantly takes the sting out OF corn, ani
onnlons. lss the greatest conIGJrt di.ryv.
ny vi the age. Aliens foot kass NAL.
.'5itrhttins or new shoes feel easy. It ~
,snl cure for hilblAihs, sweating. damn
,ai.ous aIia hot, tired aching feet. We
\ t.do er IovH testimonials Of cures. Try
torres. By mail for 10. Ia STAMP. TytaI
,aekag FREE. Address Allen tlim'
ted, lie Roy, ". Y. O. JIM
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Wallace, ldaAs. Feb O.-Thomas Iout.
miner at the Morning mine. was Lillcd
yesterday morning. lie was standin, h.
an ore chute when rock came dovn
striking him in the stomach and Lno "II"'
MN against the wall with such yIolsncs
as to break his back. He was immsdia,",'
brought TO the hospital here. diving : t.,y
hours later. lie was about as vsa,. y,
age and leaves a wife in a delicate cand,
ton with two small children ''u''
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Foremost among the worlds greatest
Medict,C hen,tsts stands pr. slSeuht, u
New York cay, Ills efforts, which for
years had breh directed toward the dlseov.
cry Of Positive cure fur consumption
we're Buaily successful, and already his
new system OF treatment has by its
timely use permanently cured thousands
of apparently helpless eases
He has demonstrated The tlrvaslsd di.ea. "
To be curnble beyond doubt. la ANY ~,
mate.
lndisPuiahle hirts prove that the psic-
tors New Discoveries are an absolute r,tFr
tur Consumption and all bFunebi al. throat
lung and chr~t troubles stubhoFn coughs.
winter catarrhal affections. scFug,lla. Etssu.
niatisIu. general decline and weakness. Toe.
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AN OPEN LErrrn 70 Mornrss.

We are asserting In the courts our right Ia In,
sAeiasiye use Of the word "CAsTDEIA.f and
flISAkk CASroRiA." as Jar Trade Marx
l. Dr. Samuel Pitcher, oftIyanais. Massachusetts
was the originator Of A" PITCHER Gas ToRfA,.
The same that has borne and does now bsaf tn
facsimile signature Of cHAs. H. FLETCHER O,
every wrapper. This Is the original PrTcHRR's
cAsToRIA which has been used In the homes
o. the mothers Of America for over thirty years
Look Carefully at the wrapper and see that IL /.
nF AfHd Ios ASvs GlvaJI 1oHEAi. and has the
signature Of cHAs. u. FLETCHER on ths
wrapper. No one has authority from me 10 u.s
my name except The csutaHr Company " whieh
chas. II, Fletcher Is President.
AsSrA ., IN. SAMUEL PITCHER. Mn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

Some people are never content with any
thing, They will not and exactly what
they want even in heaven. II they know
some one Is there ahead OF them. For
Instance. some are great sufferers from
neuralgia. Friends have told them what Is
BEST and certain to cure them. Not con
tent with what Is said. they suffer on.
rain raVages and devastates the system,
aud leaves II a barren waste. ST. Jacob /
oh mas cured thousands. Just try It.
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The total stock Of coffee in the United
States at the close Of last week was $50,
ss6 bags, which, added to the $4,000
bags now afioat and under way for our
ports, makes visible supply Of 035 $50
bags an increase over a year ago Of more
than IS per cent and nearly 20 per cent
above the visible supply at the same date
in 1895.
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At recent lecture delivered in Nushl-
nausenr ueTmany, missionary named
Elchler read extracts from Chinese book
OF the 18th century which presents some
striking points Of resemblance to Dante.
"InfeTuo"
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Heavy FaIIure At New Bedfora.

New Bedford, Mass, Feb. 9-Jud0e
Lowell OF the circuit court, sitting in
Boston, has appointed receivers for the
Paramount Manufacturing Company Of
this city, manufacturers of glassware
plateware and wrapping paper. Liabilities
WOOIOOO; assets in excess Of that sum.
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Drowned in The wi1Iam.,...

Oregon City, Feb. 9.-About 7 o'clock
morning a boat containing FIVE
men went over the falls. George Free
man, sr., his sons George and James. and
l. >. Shannon were drowned. Harry
Freeman held to the boat and reached
shore. The present high water will prob.
ably prevent recovery of the bodies.
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Montreal, Feb. THE transforming
house of the Citizens Power and Light
Company at Cote st. Paul, a suburb Of
this city. was destroyed by fire last night.
Loss, 100000. tn company derived its
power from the Laehine rapids, the cleo
trio current carried to Montreal through
cables. The plant has been running but
4 few weeks.
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Spokane. WASH. rsh. a.-wuliam NJ.
err vas 'eatsnss'I yesterday 10 hvs ysass
~ The t~"i,saiiaTy BY Judgs HiehanI.aa.
Myers has had swa trials on charge q
assault with inisut 10 easumit msr.ls,
We WS' ronvistsd bath times. Mysrs i
,h' man Who tried 10 cut The threat a
ms '"r'HFr mistress with rasnr an IIsw.
ara street "ns evening last orsat-r,
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hiE Fire I'm Missouri.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. 9.-Fire at 2
o'clock yesterday morning destroyed
block Of business buildings at Savannah,
Andrew county. The loss, at this hour,
can not be estimated accurately, but IL
will not exceed $4,000.
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New York, Feb. s.-GeneraI John
Coehrnne died last night at his home in
this city. General Cochrane was In 1864
nominated for vice president Of the Unit.
ed States on the independent republican
ticket, General John C. Fremont being
the candidate for president.
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When the steamship Great Western
made the run from Bristol, England, to
New York, from April ) to p, 1888, il
was believed the problem Of transa tlantic
travel was solved.
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After being swlndlssi by all others send a.
stamp for particulars % King solosuan's Treas.
ufs' ths DNL1 ren~wsr ~ manly strength.
MASON CHEMICAL. co. a. o. flgx IA FhtI.
adsiphia Pa.
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Chicago. Feb. lO.-Adolph L. Lueteert
has been convicted of the murder of his
wife and sentenced to imprisonment in the
penitentiaiy for the term Of his natural
life.
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~ The date II tho adapsion ~ The led.
' !, l,' constitution New York was . city Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

I shall recommend PisO's Cure for Con-
sumption far and Wide.-MFs. MulHEan.
FIomstead. Kent. England. Nov. & lsa6
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Your Tax

ior the coming year on baking powder will be
very light if you buy SehaIang's Best and use
only one heaping teaspoonful to a quart of -four.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

lee in winter and banana skins IN sum.
mr. have much to do with the downfall
Of man.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
DISCUSS THE NATIONS AFFAIRS
Leaders In Both Branches Of the Ma
tional Legislature Consume Ttme
In Talk a. Well a. Transact sOme
Public Dusiaess-NAat Has neen
Done.

The senate was not in session Satur-
day,
The house during its entire session had
under consideration the bill making APP
preparations for fortihcations and coast
defenses. Little interest seemed to be
manifested in the proceedings, less than
one-hah OF the members being present
during the session. The bill was passed
by the house carrying A,ll9,l92, against
&Al57 lIl last year
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

When man begins To discuss matri.
mony with a widow the result h usually
n tie.