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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-03-01

feet and put a bullet through one Of the
wolves, and, as my remarkable father
used TO chuckle and say, 'thae wolf took
no more interest in the evenings enter
tainmeut.'
Reuben had kicked the door shut in
scrambling to his feet and his appearance
with the gun made a change in the calsu-
lations of the remaining wolf. This wclf
made a dash for the window. He sent
the glass flying, but the sash held, and be
tumbled back into the room. Before he
had time for another move, Reuben Petit
bone had bullet through him, and that
wolf never knew what hurt him. Having
disposed of the wolves, Reuben turned his
attention 10 the dog. The dog had crawl
ed under the bed, and from the way he
whined and shook and declined to come
out, Reuben Pettibone couldn't come to
any other conclusion than that the dog
was scared
'Shftlock has been stuck in that dick
er, sure as meat. axesr said ne. I must
take his dog back and tell him so. Itn
never do to waste patent hog-ringer rights
on such a dog rs thisn
so next morning Reuben Pettibone took
the wolf dog down to Unc.e Shifuock's.
=" 'Shftlock,' said he, You had better
take this dog where You got him and get
township rights in the patent fog-ringer
me back my $50.
What fore said Uncle Shiftlock, look
ing surprised.
Then Reuben Pettibone related the a1-
ventures of the night and berated the dogs
soundly to Uncle Shiftlock
You said this dog would tussle wolves
so that I'd feel like falling on his neck
with joy said Reuben. Instead of thar
l feel like falling on his neck with an ak!
N-o4rfr 4.
Wait a minute, Reuben said Uncle
Shiftlock. What did I tell you about The
dog? l told you to just let the dog hunt
wolves once and he'd tussle 'em till you'd
feel Ike falling on his neck with joy.
didn't Il?
That's what you said, shiftlock,' said
Reuben Pettibone, and I'll take my $3.50
now
"T said just let that dog hunt wolves,
Reuben. said Uncle Shiftlock That's
what 1 said, and you didn't do it, You
went and let the wolves hunt the dog,
and he wasn't broke for that I'll have
to keep the three fifty, Reuben
And Reuben Pettbone, rejoicing that
his brother Shiftlock had not been deceived
in the patent rights trade, let him keep
the three fifty. Not only that. but ne
invested a little more in the wolf dog Il
was a few grains of powder and an ounce
or two OF lead All the same, I can't help
but feel that that was insisting on a tech
nical point a little beyond the limit even
If it was my remarkable fathers twin
brother and my Uncle Shiftlock Pettibone.
What do you think Macknaw? Don't
you think he went TOO far?"
The man in the red, blue, yellow, pink,
green and purple Mackinaw jacket crack
ed all his fingers at once and said:
mo, l dom. He bein' a Sinnemahone
Pettibone, L think he was durn consider
ate"
How SOP" asked the man from over SIN
mentioning way looking surprised.
Because he didn't step up and steal the
pelts O. them two wolves too said thA
man in the many-hued jacket.
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Watham. Mass, Feb. ga 10 per cent.
reduction in wages went into effect to-
day in all departments of the Boston Man
ufacturing Companys mills here. The
1850 operatives accepted the cut.
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WHERE NERVE
TELLS.
TRAINING WILD ANNALS IN THEIR
WINTER QUARTERS.

PeriIOus and EXactinE Task-PrOfes-
Sor Canihac and Others show ana
Tell How the Fierce Beasts Are
ConuuRreU
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31
CHANGES IN THE NAVY LIST.
Evans May Succeed TO Command of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

New York, Dec, ga dispatch from
Washington says:
Capt. K. d. Evans name is prominent
ly mentioned as Rear Admiral Bunce's
successor in the New York navy yard,
now that it seems to be decided that
Rear Admiral Sampson viii remain com
mander- in-chief of the North Atlantic
station and Rear Admiral Sehley viii be
assigned to sea duty in compliance with
his request.
Unless congress should pass a law au-
thorizing him to remain on the active list
Rear Admiral Dewey will be placed on
the retired list on December 20, 1899
Only one other retirement viii occur next
yeAr-that OF Commodore H. l. HoWison,
now commandant of the Boston navy
yard.
There is a strong sentiment in naval cir
cles in favor of the passage of law to
permit the retention of Admiral Dewey
upon the active list for 10 years, as was
done in the case Of heroes Of the civil
war.
Work is being pushed by the navy de
partment on the small cruisers and gun
boats to be used for patrol service in Gu
ban waters 1t is appreciated that in
six days this government will assume
control in Cuba, and it is desired that the
navy shall be prepared to do its share Of
service in preserving peace and order in
the seaports Of the island
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Mes YOEk. nsc sd dispatch TO the
Hsrsi4 s'un Manila says,
Admiral ncaey oanslaer. Il absolutely
hes~ssaFy that = hrsl olass statesman he
s~H' 10 MAaila TO lhaFoagAly investigate
ihs si,ua,ton lhCrv aud ssc~rsain the aspi.
fs,'ons d The Filip.nc. FcpablioAns lie
larihft states ihst the uniieI states ma,,
atrsps ihsiT responsibilities In the Philip
pines. uhirA have tcrn acquired by ean.
qSesL II thsy should shitk this duty
lssy aoald pui ihcsRsslres back 200 year,
Ia The wofsI's hss,ory.
The pgrseh, iepPHaTy cabinet, which
utll sssrrise poAw. Is very anti Amer
can I, aiioss no American cooperation
. kAtsesr. and wanls TO deelsU a free
rvyuhiir. hot 10 consider Americans A.
silse. I, IL willing 10 grant liberal com
lpsrrtal trcsiies. Vita = monopoiy Of the
H,nc. and railNays aud 20 repay the eN.
,.rnsss Il the American cccupa,ion oi Ma
aila. Troables due 10 malcon,cn's con.
,iuus in the provinces q TaIiac and Pan.
sssinlaa, Republican rooPs have bcCn
"a, there to qaell the disturbance.
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Nsu York. lAec. ~. -ColnBsl ktHshill.
oi the gasrtsrmastsTs department. in the
Army building. has rcC~ivei ut'ieTs frfn
the var department TO srrure al on an
irua chip Of fTun loo to 1870 ions ior Ne
az a cable ship to lay cables TO connect
tho islands 81 the Philippians The de-
PATtnsnt has already oFVlcTed fur THE put.
PISS leo miles Of marine cable, weighing
s2s tons. The Cahis will take about $500
cubic fevt Tor cuilinR. The cable i' to ,'e
0oils,i in skeleton tanks In different holds
on the ve.sel Tho cable ship mus, sc'
ca'mods,s ON the forward deck the CIV
ing out machinery, which vii weigh
from IS to 20 tons. and the acces-sries,
weighing from 60 10 tons In the after
hold will bs atlrd out the quarters Tor
the creW oi 20 men. THIS spaIe wil' bs
used for coal on the way out. The sh'P
viii b. kept on station ss cable ship Of
can 10 used ~ transport. She is ~ ~
secured al cnce.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

san Ftani-co. ncc 3o.-SupetiT Judge
Cooley ha. granted Mrs Jane L. stamford
an order ior the FINAL distribution Of the
estate Of hrt late husband. senator Leland
stanford. Irgaci~s amounting to sA,ll''
90, have hc,n paid in full, With the exccP.
,,1n Of sssn0O. uhich IL in diSpJ'c' and
uhieh has beon deposited with tras'
company, subject to an ordet OF the SUI
pr.me court. Nearly all Of this amount IL
sh,mei by the city OF san Francisco a.'d
the state Of California inr collateral m
hs,i,ansr tax. The tax was paid under
nro,c.s. and on APPEAL TO the supreme
cour, tina, tribunal declared the tax ''c'
s,l but a reaeariug has hcen granted
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ORDER IN CITY Of HAVANA
McULLAGH WATCHING CROOKS
Spanish Onicers Keeping Good Order
Great Isterest I'm Street Car Businsss
IL taken-MaDy Noted Crooks Landed
There-WIlI be Closely watched.

New York, Dee. 3O.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Havana says:
Complete order has been re-established
here. The Spanish authorities are fulfill
ing their duties in parts of the city mol
evacuated by the Spanish troops. Amer.
iesn soldiers keep guard in the central
pant and the CabAn forces in the suburbs.
The American and foreign syndicate
are showing great interest in the result
Of the controversy Of the street railroad
lines. Representatives Of the Canadian
and New York syndicates insist that on
Thursday the company will conclude the
sale as arranged The Indies company and
the Others which have combined against
the first named are ready to buy the
shares at the public auction which Civil
Governor de Castro has ordered for Fri
day.
The civil governor is fixed in his pur.
pose and threatens imprisonment to the
officials of the company, the FerrO CaTill
Urbano, if they make private sale with.
out legality. In consequence much ex-
citement reigns in financial circles, and
shares Of the company are rising.
Colonel Bliss, collector OF customs, has
given notice TO the merchants that Gus.
toms duties must be paid in American
money. Colonel Bliss Last night submit.
ted to General Brooke his plan for the
administration Of the custom house. Pref
erenee will be given 10 CubAns, but at the
beginning ell the employees will not be
changed. The inspectors will be the first
removed.
The foreign consuls viii meet today IL
take action made necessary by the trans
fer Of sovereignty. Chief of Police Ne
cullagh is watching American criminals
who are coming in large numbers. Yes
terday six expert breakers arrived
here. The chief recognized them. The
Nanigos caused anxiety, but it is believed
fears of them are exaggerated.
Two companies Of Pennsylvanians un
der Major Never went TO Mariel Wednes
day. Colonel Seybnrn of the 202d NeW
York raised the American flag "Wednesday
over the municipal buildings at MAriel.
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INSURGENTS HOLD IlO|LO.


Washington, Dee. 2s.-fheTe Is a grea,
deal VI aiaAissy an eiilsiAl careless here oyeI
lhe resent essnls At Ii0iio Tao oliielai
Dispatches have been IeoetSed By the state
ami saF departments. but IL i lmtksssiDls
10 kaaasr nuaa taeaa accuIaLs knoaissisv
- 70 TIE conditions thsfe. Il Is nog even
P"saibie 70 leafn saetAeT tAs insurgents
" AiiaeGiran I0Tces lave Iaken tAs pace.
Ihis nauTaing Lniled hG4tes L.jnsaI
ffatt. al slassPofs. raOled the state de.
PaTsalsnii Halo laksa S0Sh. spAnlaa del
" b0Fne0."
1ais thTew oiiieiais into deeper doubt
than before Inc .AnasF,n4H sApsatlion
shish Isit AtaHila 10 ~ " lioaio, u xaaSi
u~oiss aud ths saTaalPs ItaIliHsOts and
Cause. soaid seaTes,y awe hAd Iline -
IsASa Iioal0 ~ tns zsta. ~ thr inirIsHee
y tAAr Iss lasdsgraIs are in PosssAsloa.
loAos y isaG " thAs besirl W IHs TAFT
Tsp~sIsd an 0as lsisgfam IhaI the span.
hEas lad fstIe4ted 10 = slToagiy JoTllnsd
Toe . "a th~ iasand VI AinaiznAo. Ihls dNes
not aSts@ ~lLa t'EAig sG4G1saSaI that LAsy
He'd 10 iAoFn1o. LIE Last IaAl tle span.
lsFds nANs Issfaslsd al ali ts eonsSTursi 81
an lnaaralhOD taaI the i0sn saa an4aI0n,
81 " tss inssfgsaLA-
uiiseaAls ~ Iass ar drpAEtmsnt sGiil de-
sitns ~ naAAs Pabasr uSasaAi Ugas Esip
gT~m " ysssssasy. bat Lhsas - on doabl
- = a.ssstns sIsst aiilieaily IN hls snust
IL sssgts lA-s tssraas VI IRs 6tAnlaA Pc,
easss SID ~ gAs ssApsaoA - I-ssas IL
saaa~aS tAs tEipsHo iza.1<ss. Pr0o4say .
nA4IoslGy, AIs aasRess4 " uss LHss< IN.
tostss4ts PgtsotssaA - Ne 1889 lsg nsgur
lisIs0as .ta In1 LhItsd a4SGa. gutsGa
Hashs. HaAktag tns rsasAss coalistssAal ny
90 ssFt4sa aasss " lE.s eAarzaasoas -,
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JasG ozaSss ae0a = esblegEam Aaa ~
css'sd iIVsa .'sH~Esi usAs = aka soaarns,i
ths tsAts " lss Utssxsals - ~ Lss AApixa
tngs ~ IAualos usRs sealed IaAt ghs .alsa1E
te4a sAF@Ssttaa taAszaps tat fsAes -
Lis. ths sEs~fg~a1s hAtthS l4kSa PSssas
aa0a u tbs Gag 90 shs SsIa. ~ Ao-ss pssos
u I4aDasi ttaslss aHStaL Agsla&AlS
nsg nsssss ates Us ely.
ulAa aAys ths sPansAIds have stssaagsa
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LaHsS~aaaEa. Ash4snss. - 0a4sss. IaSl
sa!. tsusa Ms4sS4. usa sAp<vSs no taI
thrs -usd IISea iio4is ~ tozs dayA osias
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saauSd Usaa 81 al aeaaani gAx sastra4xg q
lLssas tstS kts AsE4s. All lAas aeuAA.
mAy 81 0aow fAlss - ass.ss tglss xs -,
tasafsxnss AL oaf So sfaHssaS II Pss-rs
sssa ~ ~ ssASasia
liz PEW sszs u sbalts is ~ aosA IN sai
cal auswsssssA a. hAttng . tgFslasaaa .
tis.s0. &s4 - tAs sryua4 s~&pas1 ~ an
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sfsaxsA isUas . asfsa.sss Pasas u sea. !
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THE archbishop IRELAND
AT THE CAPITAL OF THE CAR.
Appointed by the President to Attend
thu Peace Congress-Efss Apprecintion
Of IrcIand's Republieanism-w win be
Other Representatives.

New York, Dec. a. "a dispatch TO the
journal from Washington aays.
Archbishop Ireland win represent the
United States at the cars peace congress.
The president has had the subject UNI
der adyiseInent for several weeks, and ac-
eonding to the best authority it may lie
said the decision was recently reached,
the archbishop having agreed TO accept
the appointment.
Ever since his induction into Office the
president has been anxious TO testify his
appreciation Of Ireland's republieanisn,
which took the form Of strong interviews
and speeches during the campaign Of 1896,
and Of his mental gifts and learning. The
cars call for an international peace con-
gress at which his proposed universal
disarmament lie TO be discussed, has pre-
sented exceptional opportunity to honor
ireland IN an llustrious manner. As the
representative Of the United States in
such an assemblage, his position would
comPOrt with the dignity Of ecclesiastical
Office while not interfering with its duties,
owing to the temporary character Of the
political appointment
Aside from the pleasant effect such a
designation would have upon Large pro-
portion Of the population of this country;
it is assumed the United States would
gain prestige among Catholic nations
represented at this congress, as well as
achieve for the president a reputation for
good taste in selecting for a peaceful mis-
sion a professional messenger of peace
and goodwill
1t is not yet known whether the arch
bishop viii be the sole representative of
the United States or whether he will head
delegation ofNthree or Eve representa-
uyeS
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31
TRADE NOTES.

A e4oPOund hog was sold at ElIepsbur
last week.
Nooksaek, Wash, Is making arrange
cry. '''
HE Puget Sound FIGURING Mil at Ia
ieoma has resumed operations, after tenn
PoFary shutdown.
William Cannon, living on the Entiat
has sold 500 worth Of fruit this YEA
from . four year-old orchard.
Fruit growers in Clarke county, Wash
lngton, are investing extensively IN sDray
ing apparatus for next seasons work.
Jacob kinman, Of Etarbuek, has solt
500 feet OF right Of way through hi
place to the o. r. 4 n. He received 81
per foot.
The Whitman County Poultry and Pei
stock Association is arranging to hold 1
poultry show In cOliax. January 10, q
and 81, 1850.
There will Be turned into the coIum
bla this season from hateheries in Ore
goa and Washington at least 10000. OOC
young salmon.
Fruit inspector Brown. for King eoun,
y. condemned over $50 boxes Of appIe.
shipped from Olympia this week, badly
lnieesed with the eOdiing moth.
Stock on the range in the Lick Fork
section b not In extra good order. Fall
rains were ton light TO do much good and
grass did not get much OF q start.
Sam j. Cameron has made q large pur.
chase Of sheep 1t Pendleton for Coffin
Bros. OF North Yakima. The price was
~ 90 for ewes and 81 50 for lambs.
The salmon run on the sound this SEA.
sou has been very light, COMPARED with
other years. and the varieties now run.
ming are also In smaller nGmbass than has
he-n the cass for yeaFA
The hlaloek Fruit Company. Of Walls
Walla. "a Tuesday shipped seven carload,
q dried Prunss from that city To Chicago
This u the largest single shipment d
fTN1lt ever made from this valley.
AZ Least 70 per c~nt more apples hay.
bern AhiPPrd 10 the eastern market,
tAToagA Spokane during the fall thar
ever before. Ths fruit growers Of eastern
Washington have openSd up a wonderful
trade In apples, and one that promises e
Increase every year.
l.. A. Porter. ol Lewiston, Idaho, Ia,
shiPPSd 10 middle western and eastern
markets tAs ssAson about $50 carloads O
tEuii- lie says the apple shipments wsr,
The most extensive and the mos, satis
tarto4y.
TIE report d the Oregon hsh commits
saobrT shows that Tor The ascal year isg;
and lssss theFv we're = total Of l6,gls.si!
a Chinook aAlHhon fry planted in ID,
sAisF~ 81 the state. fof the year isas !
total a lT.ssaoo0 Eggs ~Hs taken o.
supplied tof the various katelsrrieA
The Northwestern Railway COMPANY
has began grading for the road 10 n,
ssssa pvSils ooan,Ty. Il starts from
HuniingtoA. and follows the Snake river
he dss,snss tsing ~ miies. Fof the ar
10 miles thefs all be sosns tunncllng an,
Furk sock. h1l after that the work vii
b easy. About 20 men ara nOw EN-
plVye4
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

san Francisco. Dec. 3o,-0flicial not're
has been received by Major General M'r.
tiam that General shailrr is to be again
as.isncd TO the command Of the depart
ment of California. Il u expecied that
Gensrsl shAIter gill take charge seod'
the 10Th Of next month.
General Merriam has not yet been az
signed. lie may 10 north again to the
department Of the Columbia. The imPres'
sion prevails that he will 20 TO Denver
to command the department Of Colorado
and that the departments Of California
and Columbia will be combined under
Shaiter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31
FUNERAL OF SENATOR MORRILL,
n~ay Win Lls ~ Ihs nssaassss raut
astasaaT-aesSteSst ~ The asaats.

wasaiaEian. pec. - - Arrangements
he the suhssal II shs late senator Merrill
Of vsrnual arc so~ comPSssrd TIE bedy
ill fsmais ., The family FpsiAssss ca
MAsaaehusssss avenue unl1 SATURDAY.
hen sssrsss uiil BE- hold a. nsan in ihs
ssaa,s shsml'sE. The ssSvioss WiIl b. con
dasssi BY Rev, y. n Iesviit 81 Al souls'
tstasiaa cauTUA. The inssruSsas uiIl be
=, s,FafoFd, W May sSPrs=sions Of
Snnsiplsass have btsa revived from all
over tho country.
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san Antonio. Tex. Dec. So--u y nc
no,,cl ,hs, the local office Of Well. farFo
suffered big I've. by r0b5ery Ne'nc''
d,v Il !. reported that s'@~" IN cur
rrnrv and sGOOo in gald {. mi'sing' I"e
a,i,., az the delivery wagon. Who vas
entrusted With the delivery Of the money
~ Iii arms /. missing Ills horses and
wagon we're found late Wed ,. !" NV
~ i,,. ot the city in tho br''sh'
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J.,tasorrr. TO Land.

san Francisco, Dee. 80. - Twenty ''o"I
on, Of 20 japanese labcrer. brought 70
mi. nor, by the steamer Alice BlanSaanI'
w. ~, TtInrcrton Island, December o, ap
s s."lsa 10 Washington from the decision
a the local commissioner OF imm's's'' az,
Tho refused permission to land. o" 'aS
sro,,nd they were assisted emigr'n's. A .s.
800 .n, Sor'r,i..,oner Larnci has reversed inc
S any and the Jap. will be permitted 70
Ia
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,,,..-. ov1 o. employment.

piamondvIlle. Wye. Dec. ss,-.ia Ss m m,s
:. ~" ~osi mines here, supposed to be an,
~. 'a Son,ro, Al midnight, did consideraS'e
~, and 1, Is said GOO men WI T !.
NIL The property E owned y oy,. s"'
s n NV and other Montana caPi'Ail''A
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Philadelphia, Dec. 80. - The auxiliary
cruiser Yosemite, formerly the Morgan
liner Fl Sol, has left League Island navy
yard for Norfolk. After being fitted out
at the navy yard there, she win proceed
to Manila, via the Suez canal, with sup
plies and 400 men for Dewey's feet.
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hates, nIv,.ion Stare Tor Cuba,

Macon. Ca. Dee. 26.-General Bates
in command of the First division of the
First army corps, arrived last night from
Washington and with his staff and some
~ men Of the Second Ohio regiment and
Second engineers left today for Charles
ton, where they viii embark on the trans.
port Minnewaslla for Cuba.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

Enervated Easy shed think, ma'am,
dat dis sacred Christmas time would keep
you nearer to Scripture'n it doeS
Mira Turner Away-Nearer to Scrip
turef
Enervated Easy-Dat's wot said. I asst
for bread, an you give me a snow shovel
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

"This thing of being engaged TO half .
dozen girls isn't what it's cracked up to
be, this time Of year."
sWhy nott"
because you have to make each an ex-
pensive gift"
"Nonsensei Give each tribe and tell
her that the more you save, the sooner
you can get married."-Puek.
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Here Is an article headed. from War
to wedlocl' said Mrs. Til Is she looked
over the newspaper, shat L an allitera.
tive title ~Yes.s added Mr.. Til; sallit.
sratiye. but taasOlosieal --JrdgA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

Astoria, Ore, Dec. 27.-The steamer
Lkme, from Puget sound, put into Asto-
ria this morning with her cargo Of lime
on fire. An attempt IL being made TO
smother the Ore with steam.
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New York, Dee. es.-MrA Isabel Nal
lon, beat known BY her nom de plume o.
"Bab," or Ruth Ashmore." died al heF
bone N this city yesterday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

The present system Of British teIe-
graphs all the world over embraces ILL.,.
$50 miles Of wire.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

tunnel as soon as it can be got in posi-
tion. The boiler Is already on the ground
and the machinery Of the compressor 10
expected next week. The tunnel Is now
In lbs feet or more.
The boiler Of the Joe Dandy has been
hauled over from Murray and win be
shipped to the Canyon Greek Electric
Light Company at Burke. II weighed H.
600 pounds and was brought over In sec
tons.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

The laws Of Austria Hungary are pub
liAhed In eight different language
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

wasAingtOn stats Labor Congress.
Olympia. Jan. 3
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31
The Morning Glory.

Samples Of ore from the Morning Glory
claim taken from across the ledge at two
feet. six feet and 10 feet depth across
IS inches. assayed so65.36. This is the
richest ore ever discovered in the camp
30 near the surface.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-12-31

The Mammoth will have an air CON-
pres.Or 70 furnish power 10 drive its lower