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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-03
AsUIHAIDO WANTS REPUBLIC.
VIII shortly Accessible n Congress Of
Leading FfaiPinss AZ ManoIos.

London. Aug. ss.-The Manila CORE
snOndent % the Times says:
The situation. although undoubtedly un-
satisfactory. remains unchanged pending
a final settlement. Aguinaleo proposes
to remove his headquarters itemediateiy
to the town OF Manolos. province Of Bal
acan. 80 miles north Of Manila. There he
viii shortly assemble a congress chosen
from the leading Fiiiplnos who favor the
insurgent cause. He further intends 20
send q representative 10 Paris 10 argue
his claims for the establishment Of an In
surgent republic. Manoios Is an excellent
strategic point. covering a rice and to-
haeeo district. beside the route TO BiaenA-
batos where the spAniards were formerly
obliged TO make q treaty by which they
purchased q suspension OF hostilitiea.
The movement was probably necessary,
partly because Asuinaldo was fast losing
bis influence N the province OF cAvite.
where the insurgents evidently expected
to be permitted 70 occupy Manila con-
jointly with the Americana considera-
BILE dlssatisfaction 4 apparent among the
inEurEent troops ana frank exprsnsion
Of opinion h frequently heard that Agnin-
aldo b again selling the cause.
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GARCIA HIS BEEN RELIEVED.
GOMEz HAS SENT THE ORDER.
The PrevissenaI Cnhnn Gevernment
Disnpproven ~ Gnreln'n Csndaes
u tiae shafser rnciaemt, ana con-
sIaers Ham DisfnstefaI % Ameri-
enns.

New York, Sept. LA dispatch 10 the
Herald from Santiago sayss
General Garcia has been relieved Of his
command by General Gomez, acting nm
der instructions from the provisional
government, this owing 10 the diaapprov.
III Of his action during the Ehafter Incl
dent and ID view Of the fact that Carols
Is persona non grasa to the American
government.
At the commencement Of the war the
Cuban officers were ordered to put them
selves under orders Of The American com
mander and the letter from Garcia to
Ehafter is looked upon As breach Of dis
cipiine. His resignation ID mot accepted,
but he il relieved OF his command. Gen
eSal Rodriguez, commanding IN the east
Under Gomez, viii succeed him.
A courier TO General Lawton this morn
ing confirms the news that General La
crete will arrive this evening from santa
Cruz with dispatches from General co.
mez to General LawtOn Their substance
i yet unknown.
Colonel Ray OF the Third regiment Of
immunes reports from Guantanamo tIat
the cnbans there, consisting Of two bat
talions, have intihated their intention Of
entering the town and displaying the Gu
ban flag Colonel Ray says that Guan.
tanamo i United States territory and he
would look upon this act ~ hostile and
call out his men Then the cubans said
the reason Of their proposed entry was
the report that the Spanish prisoners in
the town would rise and sacrifice the
American garrison and they finally con-
elnded by asking for 5000 rations.
A courier arriving from General Castillo
reports the governor Of Puerto Principe
has offered TO march out, giving up the
town to the CHbans, II supplied with 1000
head OF cattle. 100 carts and SOA oxen for
transportation to Havana. The Cuhans
received this offer the afternoon 81 the
notification Of the signing Of the peace
protocol. General Castillo has been adj
vaneed in the brigade 10 the general dl.
vision Of war and VIII 70 By steamer
TO San Juan today to meet Garcia at
Jihara, but il Is learned that the latter
left there for Jignani
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-03
NEW TRIAL FOR DREYFUs.


Paris, Aug, 7l.--The arrest Of Colonel
Henry. on the discovery that he is the au.
thor Of an important letter which figured
in the Drryiis case, y one 81 the most
sensational Developments in the whole 1t
this extraordinary affair. Henry has been
throughout the champion Of the army
against Colonel ricqaart with whom he
fought duel.
This new development appears 20 alter
The aspect Of both the Dryfas and Zola
eases and to practically nullify the evil
dence Of Generals APpclleux and Bots.
aclfre aud the declarations OF the minis.
Ter for war In the chamber Of deputies.
In fact some people believe the real turn.
ing point IN the Drcyfus case has been
reached and the arrest Of Henry will lead
to a revision Of the trial Of the prisoner
Of DEVILS island.
Il appears that as soon a. Cavaignac
assumed the Office Of minister Of war be
charged the officials 10 make thorough ne
search Of the Drcyfns case and Il was this
that resulted in the discovery Of docn.
mcnie showing The proof Of the guilt OF
Dreyius was forged.
Henry viii be tried by court martial.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-03

The school census Of Anaconda gives
total Of $3.50, an increase Of 81 over last
year.
David PenweIl made 4 trip TO Great
Falls last week and sold wool clip Tor
J. o. Hnssey for rs Ia cents per pound.
DR.. PaEberry Of White Sulphur Springs
had an average Of clip Of wool he holds
here sent east and secured and II shrunk
only ~ 81 pounds, less than half
The farmers near Townsend report
large crop Of hay everywhere. From the
tirst Of the month up 70 the present time
the weather for harvesting has been ex-
ceptionally fine.
The LewistOwn board OF school trustees
has decided to ask for levy Of two mills
for sinking fund and interest purposes.
The Anaconda Standard reports com
plants from all parts of Montana regard
ing the violation Of the 6sh and game
laws
By a vote Of $50 70 81 the people Of
Great Falls, Mont, have decided to con
troll the water supply Of the city, buying
the plant at $3T5.OO0.
The state board Of equalization made
but one change in the assessment Of Boul-
der county, that on work horses, which
were assessed at an average value of 80,
which has been reduced to SIG
]. b Long. the Chicago mutton buyer,
has upwards Of 1000 sheep strewn along
the trail between Malta and Culbertsun.
at which point they viii go to market
this fall. Something like 1900 head will
go to winter quarters on the Porcupine
for the winter.
An order has been received at Hamilton
from North Dakota for Eve carloads of
crab apples The price to be paid for the
apples is 20 cents per box. The apples,
II secured in the Bitter Root, viii amount
in money to $500 that will be brought
to the valley from outside just for crab
apples alone.
r. NJ. Can Flidden of Libby has re-
eeived draft on the treasurer of the
United States for the sum of $500, being
the amount of back pension allowed him
by Uncle Sam for disabilities incurred
while serving in the army during the civil
war. He win also receive service pension
Of s. a month from now on.
]. \. Holmon Of Dilworth creek near
Red Lodge, has sold all Of his range cows
at So per head.
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WARRINGTON,

u b estimated b. shose Ia possli0a TO
knee thai ts.@lp bales 81 hofa will ts
esEe5 10 Yakinsa county this year. Thers
l. but lltsls possibility u q shortage.
AdIaiaal A. !. C4htan etganisra mi,
lissa somTasy II CuideHdAis the other
asRhs. II. &. f'hiiiips Vas sierisa captain.
y. u ht0oks Asss bsatenaat and u. a.
Lear sesnad lisatenans.
The pFuns crop IL RambrT 81 orchards
seas Hshsouses win b light this year.
What they LACK IN quantity viii Be made
up In siss, sayn The Register.
}. ~. Sagw. Land appraiser Tor the
Nesthssn Raeiisr taslruad. b snp,oycd
near wsnatehss. al The present time plas.
sag psw vslues Co The hoIdlags Of the
company.
Tie n c. Fruit Exchange Of Van.
ceavxT kaa shipped another carload II
plnms TO The northwest markets, The boxea
from Nsw Westminster being augmented
BY 800 from POst aaasy and 600 from
Mission City.
Wilbur TsiOicss In the dsS=ssy Of Tel.
srhuHo exchange. only . week after tho
liae reached the tswa. An even dorm
instruments have hesa placed and there
will he thai many more in short time
With The payment OF The balance Of
the land company taxes The city Of Ia.
coma viii have in round numbers $4,000
over and above All Indebtedness. aside
from the warrants How 10 litigation, nays
the Ledger.
The bop crop In The Puyailup valley
is unusually Ane. lace have not been
Troublesome on account Of the hot, dry
weather and The great care given The
crop A big crop Of ine hors Is now al.
most certainty.
The board Of equalization Of Pierce
county viii grant q material reduction IN
taxes 10 The farmers who suffered from
the overflow Of The Stuck river about
DicringvF. Crops on about 1000 acres OF
land were prAcsicsily ruined BY the over
Flow this summer.
3. n. smithson Of EllensbufE has re-
turned ffsm the upper Tcanaway, where
he went 10 zee about the loss Of portion
Of band Of sheep there. A new herder
allowed the animals 20 60 down steep
hank and they piled up until 49s were
smolhered. Al least that number IA miss.
ing. The hefder has not been seen since
and Il Il possible that he is under the
putFia mass Of dead animals, which were
packed into q space about eight BY forty
feet. Mr.. smlthson, however, thinks the
man skipped rather than hce his en-
ployef AFTER the aecidcnt.
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GRASS EXPERIMENT STATION.


Washington, Aug. 81. Prof IAmson
eeFibneE, agrostologist 81 the aericnltn.
fal department. has completed 4 Xix
weeks tour Of investigation on the Re.
cine coast and returned here.
The Investigation has been looking ID
the extension Of grass experimental work
70 the other side Of the Rocky mountains,
which has heretofore been the western
limit Of this service, and also 10 lmplant.
Ing Of sand binding plants where sand
dunes sweep over The Land and. partially
engaiang telegraph poles and fruit trees.
cause great damage.
The result Of the investigation Is rec.
0inmendati0n for extending the former
work and for making practical demon.
STATIONS Of the feasibility Of sand binding
operations. One grass experiment sta.
tion, under direct operation Of the de-
paEtmeni, l. 20 be established. probably
near Waiia Walla. Wash. Al Yakima.
WASH, ths Northern Pacific railroad
maintains STATEN for grass experiments
which the Rad has offered 10 turn over
70 tho government.
y Il exPected that the results Of the
extension Of the service win be the re-
si@Fation, ct least In part, Of the Pacific
eoast ranges 20 their former condition.
Drifting sands along the rivers and coast
are especially watehed and peopie inter
esied will be- shown BY practical denaon-
sssAiion how 70 prevent sands blowing
over the country. Al one point there
Was fence Is feet high 10 keep aands
81 the railroad tracks and telegraph
Poless and the work Is much needed In
Osegnn and Washington.
sesihneF will recommend planting Of
seaside grass. Wild speciea of hedge
and beach grass now used at acme
loants. 70 effeet this purpose.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-03
THE DRIYFUS CASE AGAIN.
CONFESSION AND SUICIDE
1sfeaes Heary Aeknawieane. lie
FaFmea ths letter ~ fhs Drsysn.
Case aad TheR kGIis nim.slf-
caiaaei Fasg ~ ctam Arrested.

Paris, Sept. ". France has been thrown
into 4 frenzy 81 excitement by the events
n yesterday. Lieutenant Colonel Henry,
ems II ths ehief witnesses against Orgy
fslss ID nainFlmnate neN iinlnared on 1
lonely island, confessed that tho letter
which stripped Dreyiu. 81 hi. rank was
forged.
IlsnTy's caarlrnaFlial Was ordered and
~ MAS taken 10 prison but committed
saieide Mhra be arrived
u y beliesed = revision u the Dreyfus
ease viii h. had.
Lieutenant Coionel Henry cut BIZ.
thraas with = razor which h. had essr..
eeaied IN his clothes. dying in few ma.
nlents DaFiag lhe lola trial, Henry A..
stssesi 1nleaei Picquan a classifying aele,
grams A dnei fnlleReA In which Henry
was wounded, The next @rene occurred
~ the ehami@F u deputies. where culaael
i4fauaFt IrunahReed tbs letter 4 lasgery
and ~ resnlt MAS eensnrrsl, While
HTnrg'. slliainy was ~MasIpl b. his i,e-
itg arf1intsd liAqnart's staeer-M0r. ii Il
iaea sald THAI iieAry foFgcl the letter
MtsA The skEsr~a PartAaA1 u tanalsring
fteqnaEs's estaFss 20 eNpoae Malns RstrT-
hAsy AMI 70 get frsislon u she Dreyfas
sase. The litter Mae mritsFn In bad FFenrh
iaes Mhish Arsa isal ii 10 Il. regarded
- sperians.
f.Asatenant eoi0asl H~nTy @as peas,
ant's ~sm. lie vas born IN I'Dsssey ID
MAsns. In ISss, and enlisted in feot
tfwilnrns - hHs bsvEheris Substitute in
lisa he has sssod military s~oosd Cor
bravery and inrAoraale discipline, liz VA.
pftasrnrF 81 mnf IL che Algerian raSa.
laixa. lls Fraaihra much II tha rusagh
alAd seaay rannrFs u nan commissioned
ssilaess, he Was lacking in saueaaloa. s,.oks
ma fpErsga laassAasss and oSaA his pro,
mantaan lsaaaaFAiy 10 hts r~t'utaiiaa tn
hiuRs ~tRaighttuf@atAnrss.
Ile&ansi Henry nAs attached 10 the was
aefSastaAres Nhen navytas uas noHeisss.i
ass1 he MAS ate n the psonainrat ~it
nrss~s nha testified untatoFaiay ~ II.
xel4 aaftRg sA~ tastn's Aea~Ssieaai trial
@ she change af Iihsiing solitary ossesais
Il aFt~aFs that The aslnsssss tor war,
GaSsaEMas. h sssavtReSsi ah4s IlrmFy haa
asscaelts~s N his tosR~sy and shrre arr
I~tsisssat ssI.otts ,hal Coiasari raty du
ttam ~sll shortly b. ARRESTED. Ia lhss
ssaarrtiaa i u srtartssi the minister aH
iussiFs. A. sarrsrn. hss already taken
sislss Ia Essat nsvyfes q resnAi.
tba a1ssa ASSr.t@a.
f.atss t'aiEse aHa~anes~ that raty da
Class has hssa ARRESTED lur tansiIlsily ta
tbs ilsvytsss iasgvgy.
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Kansas City, Aug. s9.-Barnett Pru-
sans plan to form Jewish colony for
Puerto Rico has been taken up by sew
eral families in other cities. MIR. Pru-
ian Is daily in receipt Of letters Of in.
qniry regarding the scheme from every
portion Of the United States and many
have signified determination to 20 in.
The assistant secretary of the interior.
Mr.. Davis, has been written for informa.
ton as TO the character Of the climate
and soil of the land. should tho land
be thrown open to settlement Mr. Pra.
ran estimates that at least 50 families
viii embark for Puerto Rico.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-03
CAMP THOMAS EVACUATED.
This week VIII See the Departure
Of Every Regiment.

chickamauga, Ca, Aug .9s.-The last Of
this week will see almost every regiment
of volunteers gone from Camp Thomas.
This morning. when the First Pennsyl-
vania left for Lexington. completed the
removal of the First army corps BY
Monday. at the latest. the Third army
corps will begin to move TO Admission,
Ala. II the railroads can handle the
troops by Saturday noon not a single reg
iment win be left in the park with the
exception of the United States volunteers
which viii be kept here 10 guard hospitals
and government property. As fast as the
trains can be gotten the convalescents
are being sent to their homes. Already
over 1000 sick leaves have been granted,
and there are yet in the hospital over 1900
sick soldiers. These will be sent home
as fast as they are convalescent. There
were today reported In all SO cases Of
typhoid fever to all hospitals and six
deaths.
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fairfield; r. AccIung, Pomeroy: j. II,
GindeE, Pioneer, Stevenson: 3. ID. Trfsh.
New Whatcom; M. ii. Bannlster. News
ceHtraiia; G. w. Graham, Tribune. Eno.
hornish; Charles r. Bailey, Herald, North
Hakima; n. Freeman, Seattle; g. wv. Her.
man, UniOntown; Minnie Sargent and
Hazel Sargent, Tribune, Pullman; A. II.
Harris and >. 3. Harris, Republic, Pa
louise; w. H. II. Kean, Tacoma: i. III.
Wood, Seattle; James Odeers. News. coa-
lee City; G. n. Holton. North Yakima.
Those Frem Oressn.
The Oregon visitors who registered In
clnde the following: r. N. Blythe. Glacier.
Hood River; A. Aoltner, Portland; Miss
Nellie T0zier, Portland; IA. N. Fisher. Al.
yOcate, Portland; A. 4. Kern and Bert
BigeIow, Nachrichten, Portland: Miss X.
Michel and Geo. G. BlakeIey, Chronicle.
The Dalles; Laura Jones, Waterman,
Drain; ,. s. Stewart, journal, Fossil; o..
Sanford, News. St. HeIens; d. II. Gault,
independent, HilIsb0r0; e. Hofer. CAPITAL
Journal, Salem; J. b. Fithian, The spigot,
Portland; II. s. Turner, Dispatch, Dufur;
p. a. G. Gault, Independent, HiIlsbOro;
Isaac Stern, American Hebrew News.
Portland; William Davis, Commercial Re
view. Portland; r. j. Smiley, Democrat,
Albany; Carl Roe, WalloWa Chieffain,
Enterprise; g. .. Small, Democrat, Baker
City; i. Yerhaag, Baker City; Max M.
ShiIlock, Portland; DR.. r. Chapman,
Chronicle, In Grande; J. +. Stewart,
Leader, Toledo; j. s. DelIinger, News, As
toTia; Miss C. Mason, Tribune, Warren
ton; p. Pferdner, Staatszeitung, Portland;
). G. Beach, Rural Spirit, Portland;
George I. Pcaslee, Pacific Drug Review,
Portland; Arthur COnIIin, Oregon Mining
Journal, Grants Pass; Fred G. Baker,
Champion, Troutdaie; J. c. Oliver, The
Rustler, Lebanon; j. A. Douthit, Times
MountaineeT, The Dailes
Those registered from British Columbia
include w. II. Fraser Of lIoyie City and
c. 0'Brien Reddin of Rossland. There
were large number Of visitors who did
not register. The above list shows that
of the IS Washington editors present Is
brought their wives. Thirfy-fiye Oregon
sditors registered and Is of them brought
their wives.
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New London. Conn, Aug. 9s-The sound
steamer Block Island arrived at her slip
In this city at about $50 o'clock Saturday
morning from Montauk. bearing 80 mem
bers OF the Second Massachusetts, regi-
ment from Camp wIkoff. The men as a
rule presented a sorry spectacle. Some
Idea Of their condition may be had from
the statement OF one OF them that IN one
company alone-company B-but 10 men
were able TO walk from their tents to the
boat. Accompanying the troops were II
line ofiicers out Of 80 who left Massach0-
sctts when the regiment started Cor the
mont.
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MERRITT OFF FOR PARIS.


Manila. Aug. si.-Ihe transport China
left yesterday, having ON buard General
Merritt and siafI. The general 10 bound
for PARIS He viii take part in The
Spanish American paace conference.
Major General osia Is acting governor
u Manila.
Generals GEreas and BahCock, with
sheir s,affs, are bound for Washington.
opArible. ga iasargrns leader, i golng
70 Hong Kong 10 confer with the innur.
&~ni lnnta. AgoniliA. smother 81 the
insHrgeas irAdsrA. Is going 10 Washing.
ton.
Admiral Dewey deeliaed 10 parmil
eoAsswiss sleamefs 10 resume traffic
F~ndiHg the settlement Of the Philippine
question.
Rios, the Spanish governor Of viseay.
- Island. il reported 10 have proclaimed
himself governor general Of the Spanish
deminious ID the l,hilppnes and 70 have
Invited The sdhetsnts Of Spain 10 rally At
iloilo.
strniaea Relations.
Londoa. Aug. sl.--Ths Hong Kong
correspondent Of tho Daily Mail says.
Tho Triattans bcsMcCn the AHsrTScans
and the hliplnss are much strained In
consequence Of the collision At carite last
Wednesday. Tho insaEREnt general al
Cavils has been ordered to sYacaats the
Piacs ana remove his troops two miles
into the country in order 10 prevent fur.
Their disturbances.
General Aguihaido ays his chief pur.
Pese In maintaining his army near the
city Was 10 be prepared 10 COPE with the
Spanish In ease Anerica left Manila 10
Spanish control.
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Manila, Aug. 2p.-steamers are enter.
ing the river a. usual. The Americans
are temporarily maintaining the former
Spanish tariff. Business is brisk. The
United States warships Raleighs and
Olympia have gone 10 Hong Kong to 80
into dock. Admiral Dewey has transfer.
rcd his flag TO the Baltimore.
General Merritt viii sail on the steam.
ship China Tuesday on his. way to Paris
TO attend the session Of the peace con.
ference.
No agreement yet has been reached
with Agtinaldo on any Of the dominant
questions, although circumstantial rum
ors are current that everything IL sct'
lied 10 the satisfaction Of those con-
cerned
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Portland. or. Aus. ss.--Ehe torpedo boat
Davis. which ls being constructed at the
wolf q zwieksr Iron Works. was given
preliminary trial on the Willamette nv
er Saturday. No EFFORT was made 70
force the craft up 10 the required speed.
ga knots. but u h announced that the
trial was satisfactory in every respect
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Galveston, Tex, Aug. s.-lThe soldier at
Fort Point, originally reported a. = yel-
low fever suspect, h convaiescent state
Health ofIlcsr blunt and DR. ON OF New
Orleans, who inspected The case. gay J.
is suspicious case although they do not
pronounce u yellow fever.
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C.p,nln clark In MleAIEan,

benton Harbor, Mich, Aug. @.-captain
clark OF the battleshlp Oregon has ar
rived here, having left the United States
hospital 10 join his wife and daughter,
who have been spending the summer
here anxiously awaiting his arrival
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Russia ranks fourth among The gold.
producing countries Of the world, with an
annual output Of about &SS.000,Oo0.
Canada has had no contagious or In.
fictitious disease among cattle for ak yeass
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THINKS WAR Is CERTAIN.
The ChiRsse MinIsser ts So. Peters
buFG believes u.


London, Aug. ga special dispatch
from Shanghai says:
II is stated that the Chinese minister
at st. Petersburg has reported TO his gov,
ernment that in his opinion the Chinese
question will precipitate a conflict be
tween Great Britain and Russia.
This state of affairs, he says, is brought
about by the British ambassador present
ing a note to st. Petersburg Of such a
peremptory nature, demanding free access
Of enterprise in regions where Russian in.
fuence is supposed TO predominant, that
Count Murayieif can not accept Il.
The Chinese minister expects that a
conflict will certainly break out before
the end Of the year.
Russian Note Dlncsasea.
Washington, Aug. ae.-The circular
note directed by the Russian foreign min
lister to members Of the diplomatic body
at st. Petersburg has attracted the ear
nest attention of officials here. Il is sup.
posed from the terms Of the note publish.
ed that COPY was directed 10 MIR.
Hitchcock, the United States ambassador
at the Russian capital. but 80 far nothing
has been heard by cable from him 10 that
effect.
Il Is believed the victory achieved by
tho United States in the late war was a
contributing factor in the preparation OF
the note. II Is surinised the victory
made Il clear to the European statesmen
that 10 maintain the balance Of power
they would be obliged 10 redouble expen.
ditures on account Of the army and navy,
else they might be outstripped by the
United States
The Official mind here looks upon the
Russian project for general disarmament
as utopian at this time. And while any
statement as 10 the attitude Of the Unit.
cd States toward such a conference Al
proposed il purely cOnjectural in advance
of reception Of the invitation, the in
preston prevails that our government
would not care to take any active par,
In It's deliberations
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-09-03
HOST OF NEWSPAPER N[H
UNITED MEETING IN SPOKANE.

HsnaFeas ~ Editors Frem wash
sngton and Oregen Assensl,Se for
. PreAfnble and EnJoyabIe Ouf-
Observation-Disclosures, Receptions,
Exesrsiens, as weIE NJ seriens
Disenssions Of Tnferesf 10 fhe Fro-
fesafen-EIeetiep Of Omcers.
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Bostoa stlIl end be IsaEaa
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The Silver Key Mining Company, 1
Washington concern, met at Spokan,
this week and decided TO dlslncOrporate
This Is the company organized TO worl
the Silver Key on Granite creek, neal
Libby, Mont. The location Of tn
Silver Key conficted with the Silvel
Crown mining claim, and the owners q
the latter effected compromise with
the Silver Key people which resulted h
the action taken. Thia leaves the till
Of the Silver Crown perfect and avoid
all litigation. The Silver Key pecpl,
received $1,000 on the compromise.
ElKhty Mllea Of Railroad.