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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
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d. c. Eaton u WaitsbnTg sold 1850
worth Of apples TO eastern parties the
purchasers to pick the fruit
S 7. Cox Of EIIensburg Was out -
days and threshed over e0.0O0 b1khels Of
grain. He says he finds the cook houss
system grand success.
Mr.. and Mrs James A. Sinclair Of st.
Andrews have just celebrated their gold
en- wedding.
Myrtle Mills, the l6-yeAr-old daughter
Of Sheriff Mills Of Pierce county, vas IA
tally burned while sitting before Ere
in an open CRATE wednesday morning.
Nelson Bennett. the railroad contractor,
Is looking over the situation at Golden
dale with q view Of putting in 3 proPc-
sition TO build a road to Lyle.
The suit Of the Northwestern Lumber
Company against the city Of Aberdeen
for nearly 5000 worth Of street improve
ment bonds has been decided BY the su-
preme court in favor Of the city.
Samuel H. Erwin, living u miles this
side Of Prescott, has sold 800 acres Of his
old home ranch 70 Mr.. Dice for slOy0Oa.
This leaves Mr.. Erwin with only 100
acres, and that Is nearly al fruit hn6
During the month ending October p
the number enrolled in the Olympia city
schools was T30-SlS Of whom were boys
and 4Os girls This Is an increase over
last month Of five boys and - girls. The
average attendance during the mouth
was 6ls.6S. gain Of s0.TS over last
moath.
A needle was located in the bones OF
Henry Newmana hand by Dr. Grant
Hicks by the X-ray apparatus made by
J. l. Mcdonnell Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company at TacOmA.
The actual deposits in the Eine banking
institutions Of Olympia September %
amounted to 81 .e6i. 66A75. an increase Of
q, ISL ,SSS.6l since the reports Of the var
ioas national banks. made October q.
lS06. amounting to gain Of lSs per cent.
Adjntant General Cantcn has received
notice from the war department thai
ordnance stores have been shipped his de
partment from the Rock Island and BeE-
ecia arsenals. The value Of these stores l.
Ss7so. and they viii shortly be received.
This week = party Of engineers belong.
ing to the United States geological sur.
vey were in PAsco. The party consist.
of H. S. Grove. chief, and G. +. EvaRi
and G. w. Eden. They are running I
line Of levels from tidewater at heoms
to Spokane and establishing elevations
This work Is being done preliminary 4
mapping the state, in accordance with
an act passed several years ago prOvid
ing for the mapping Of the whole Unitet
States. There are also several othei
parties in the state running levels Thes.
are to be followed by other parties. whs
, win complete the work. They found tn
elevation at hscO to be s7s feet allow
sea level. and put plate in the new
round house marking It.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
SELECTING A CAMP SITE
ElHht Miles From Havana Tive
CamRa win Ne riteAea.

Washington, Nov. S.-Colonel Hecker,
with Colonel lee Of the board which was
sent to Cuba 10 select camp site for the
American army of occupation, has reasa'
ed Washington and has had several con
ferences with the president and Secretary
Alger. The secretary has approved the
locations selected by the Hecker board
for the principal garrison, which viii be
in the neighborhood Of Havana The
place selected lies about eight miles south
Of Havana, in the neighborhocd Of the
town Of Marianao. Two camps viii be
pitched at this point one ol either side
Of the splendid aquedUet which supplies
Havana with water, This aqueduct will
be tapped and the water drawn by steam
pumps from 1t to supply The camps,
which viii be pitched in a plateau about
leo feet above sea level
AZ the nearest point TO the camp % the
sea beach q dock Is being Constructed.
The troops viii be landed At this point
and marched dirccsly 70 The camp. the
purpose being 10 avoid exposure to posi-.
be injection II Havana.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
IDAnO.

The enrolment at the normal school
at Moscow has reached lis.
Superintendent Locke Of the Indian
school At Blackfoot reports ls3 scholars
in attendance, only lacking two Of hav.
ing the school capacity.
J. G. Neeley Of wciser has gone to Glib.
hons, Neh,. with u cars OF sheep. The
freight on the sheep was S2250
J. N. Dixon and party Of Northern Pa.
cifc surveyors left Juliaetta for upper
CaearNater. This makes the third out
iit in there. says the Press.
The coatSact has been awarded by the
vineland company for = bridge across
the Snake river, the total cost TO be $780,
coo.
The state treasurer Of Idaho complains
that called warrants are not promptly
presented for payment. OF the last call
for some $4,000, only $500 has 50 Ear
BEEN paid.
r. Z Green has filed notice OF location
Of $1,000 inches additional water Of the
Boisc river to be run through the Boise
4 Nampa Irrigation, Land a Lnmbes
Companya canal.
The Lewiston Tribune says. "A larES
number Of Indians arrive in the city daily
ON the train from Sraldiag. The lndiar
payment has supplied them literally with
cash, and they come 10 lewiston to trade
aud also enjoy the novelty Of a ride OF
| the cars"
Postmistrcss calbertson and Harry Rue
assistant postmaster at Burke. were ar
rested by the federal authorities has
week. The arrest is said to grow on
Of the recent disappearance Of $llOo
mostly money order funds. Two week
ago Mrs. Csllbertsoa reported the loss o
the money saying she had placed it Il
an Clubhouse while she went 10 wallao
aud on her return she found IL gone.
A settler from the reservation hronga
an account 10 Troy Of an Indians fats
encounter with silver tip hear near Ks
miah last week. which tends TO VERT
the report that bears are numerous /
those parts and are responsible 10 grea
extent for the missing cattle that are b
ing complained about. The nnfortunai
Indian was alone in the timber and arm
ed with a small y rife when he met n
! bear. who showed fight at once. The Il
, dian commenced shooting. with little G
feet beyond aggravating the hruin, VII
rushed at him and after hard strUgR
succeeded In tearing the Indian to piec.
and scattering his remains about in
terrible sAape.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
STEAMER ON CAT ISLAND.
II May ne the spaal.A cr.l.er Maria
Teresa.

New York. Nov. s.--James T. Ward 3
Co, steamship agents, yesterday afternoon
received a cahlegram from Mr.. Meyer,
agent Of the firm at Nassau. n. T., that
two.fanneled steamer. the name Of
which had not been learned. Is ashore on
Cat island, about 30 miles from the point
where the former Spanish warship Maria
Teresa was supposed to have foandered
during a storm. The stranded steamer
may be the warship or one Of the army
transports.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
EXPLOSION IN THE CAPITOL


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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
YELLOW JACK IN HAVANA.
Two Men In Quarser@asterss de-
Rartment strieken with Disease.

Havana, Nov. 81. n. Caldwell AMI
r. I. Stewart attached TO the quarter
masters department, have been stricken
with yellow fever. They had becn occupy
ing apartments at the Hotel Pasaie, ad.
joining those Of Colonel Williams, the
chief quartermaster, who is also suffering
from the disease. Both men have been
removed under the order Of Dr.. LAine,
TO II Vedado fever hospital. In the opin-
ion Of Dr. Laine and other physicians.
the Hotel Rasaie Is infected and their
will probably be stampede among the
American guests when the fact becomes
known.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. s.--ArhhishOp
William II. Gross Of Portland, Or. Is al
81. Josephs hospital, this city, under
treatment for heart trouble His grace
arrived here three weeks ago 10 recnper>
ate his health. but became ~ while con
Quoting = retreat, and acting On the i'd
vice Of friends went to the hospital. The
pAysicians tonight report that his ccndi-
tioa l. slightly improved.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
GOLD IN THE BLACK SANDS.
Place. NIaIas Is Rseh In she Lana
Of Fire.

Cleveland, Ohio, Nor. S.-Frankliu
RAnsom Of this city, who went TO TERRA
del Fuego a year and a half ago in quest
Of gold, has returned with nearly $4,000
In gold. Ransom viii return 70 South
America In The spring. He said today
that he had endured many hardships dur
ing his absence. He says III the gold
Is obtained from placer mines OF Is wash
ed out Of 4 magnetic black sand that Is
blown upon the SEA shore. 1his sand
sometimes runs $3.50 70 the pan. The
belt Of black sand lies under the low tide
level, 20 il is necessary TO wait for a
storm TO wash il up in reach d 1he min.
ara
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

San Francisco, Nov, p.--Two sticks OF
nsatiy halt a pound Of dynamite were
carried IN the mails which arrived on me
overland trAia Sunday morning
Inc atCks Of the explosive were IN sep.
.ra,s packages and both were addrcssed
70 0eosEe + Hall, Turkish consul Is..
r,,t building, San Francisco Tie post.
"a. ~re very indistinct, but i u
,AoasAl the dynamite was mailed N NOR
go several weeks ago Mr.. Han re
s~i,sa a similar package. but Il was open
"A Aaleiy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Washington, Nov. s.-General Otis At
Manila reports ls deaths since last report.
Among the names the following appears
October Is, Walter ]. Mclean, private,
First Montana; November :. c. P. Oliver,
private, Second Oregon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

p.rh Nov. ll.--Maiin says at a co',a
"A a aamirals held yesterday Il was as'
eIdei to at out all French war - -
sv.,hb,e and 20 reserve ships have 0ee"
ordersi into commission.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
'HlLIl HALLA SENSATIONS
ESCAPE or TWO PRISONERS.
Censiefs BFeak 0ut % sAe Femssea-
diary and Are WeaiswsA ~ BiseA-
hennAs-ThFee Sens % Esaasns
csfinens Ase Asrestea Cor mas-
HSnry.

Ealla Waila, Wash. Nov. 3. I've con
yiets made their escape from he state
penitentiaEy At I O'Clock Sunday even
ing and are stili At liberty. Their names
are Frank Dennison, No. 1914, and Harry
MonrQe, No. l752, and each had les than
three years remaining 30 serve.
Dennison Was serving an eighf-yeAr
sentence from Spokane county for assault
with deadly weapon and Monroe was
serving q six-year sentence from King
county for burglary.
The prisoners effected their escape BY
cutting the are and inmndescent electric
Light wires and with their aid scaled the
walls and disappeared under cover Of
darkness. They were tracked by blood
hounds about mile north Of the city 10
the slaughter house Of the WaIIa Waila
Dressed Meat Company when scent Of
them was Lost.
-Oflicers were out Sunday evening and
yesterday but had not received any clew
Is TO their whereabouts up 10 late last
night. Escapes from the penitentAry are
Of 80 infrcqnent occurrences that the
event has caused much excitement and
speculation
Swvemfbe Burglars.
A sensation in society circles was GREAT
ed here yesterday when Chief KauGman
and officers arrested three sons Of pr0mi-
nent citizens for committing burglary last
week in Yarnell Z Rogers cigar and con
fectioneFy store and John AndeFson's
grocery store.
The boys are Bradley Upton. son Of
Judge w. H. Upton; Fred McFadden, son
Of William McFadden, and WIN AIban,
son Of W. G. Aihan- Their ages range
from IL to IA years
Though sons Of prominent men, the con-
sensns Of opinion is that they should be
dealt with according TO law and iustice.
Their case viii be heard before Judge T.
H. Brents tomorrow at o'clock
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
NEWS Of MINES And MINING
ITEMS or NORTHWEST CAMPS.

= MeafAna Mining cempany A9aiR
20 rineneial Grief-Aew ssinin9
Csmpantss Rsat tho War TaH ~
Lew Par valaes-Rseh Piaeers I'm
Iashs ana STRIKES IN the Cascade
Mesntaiss = sIinesnissteal Dss-
e@veFses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

o.os,a. switzerland, Nov ll.--iAlca'
snI, the Italian anarchist WHO ss'.s , nav,
"a Inc empress Of Austria, has bee" sen
FENCED 70 imprisonment for life
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Daviaeaa fer Taeema DeposaaoFs.
Washington, Nov. ss-The comptroller
Of the currency has declared dividend Of
10 per cent in favor Of the creditors Of the
insolvent Tacoma National tank d Ia
coma, Wash.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Pitkin, Col.. Nov. s.--Oas entire hlock
q buildings IN this city was destroyed
yesterday BY hse. hslieved % b incsndi-
airy. Loea sl0oopA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

The vine atlains great age. continuing
fruitful for At least 100 years. Il l. sup
posed 10 Be equal to The oak a. regards
longevity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12


tunnel record ever made in a single month
with single drill. About 800 feet Of the
early work was done BY hand dFill.
The ledge was crossed directly below
the point where the big ore chute was
known.
found il tunnel No. 2. The big ore chute
u therefore known TO be 900 feet deep.
a. tunnel No. taps the ledge at that
depth. II Is Mr.. CIaFkis belief that what
q known As the south ore chute i really
part Of the big chute, and that they
have now united. II this theory holds
good. the chute win be 900 feet long from
south to north, with an ore body Of av-
erage width Of about 10 feet. Al the
point where II Il crossed BY the tnnIiel Il
Il "a feet wide. and Of this Is feet Is high
grade ore. There i enongl, ore praeti-
cally IN sieht 70 kesp the 50-stamp mill
constantly running for several years
RaehsIaaho Fiaeers.
Sensational stories are told regarding
developments In the property Of the Twin
Springs Placer Company 90 the upper
Boise. According TO these reports the
company has opened . channel in which
the gravel for depth Of rs feet and .
width Of $50 feet runs over Is cents TO
the pan. Manager Anderson admits that
satisfactory developments have been
made and that the returns are most graft
flying. This il one Of the companies
working what are called the high bars
on the river. These bars are from 100
10 500 feet above the present bed Of the
stream and il has taken large investment
10 put water on them. Their value was
not known until . few years ago As the
early prospectors did not think Of look.
ing for rich ground on top Of the moua-
iAinA
a strike In Iaaha.
A strike has been made Ia the Friday
at Willow Greek, Idaho, belonging to
Sorenson And Parrish Of Spokane. A rich
chute Of ore has been found cropping out
On the surface. II has been stripped for
20 feet and has been cut into from the
bottom Of the cut distance Of eight feet
without exposing the hanging walt The
value Of the ore Is mot given out, but
II Is said that il averages over 600 ton
In gold. A lot ID being hauled here for
shipment Five hundred sacks have nov
arrived. II IL believed that the main
ledge Of that camp has been opened and
that II will prove TO be one Of the big
mines Of the state.
Heavy ShIpments.
One day last week the lie Roi estab
ished another record by loading and
shipping SIS tons Of ore. The output Of
The mine for 0ctober was 1850 tons. Ths
Northpogt smeIter IL running at 900 tons
ita fun daily capacity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
CREEK INDIANS FIGHTING
HALFBREEDs CARRY TREATY.
The Faii Bleed creeAks EEpve At
tackled the HaIf breed Leaders
VITA Fatal Resuits--Pszfee ana
soldiers ordered Omt-ITEeubAe
Over tRe Treaty.

EnfaIa, l. T., Nor. Il.--It il known here
that there has been fighting 1t 0Emnl-
ere, the capital Of the Greek nation. where
the council met Tuesday.
EOF 48 hours runi0Fs Of trouble have
been drifting from 0kmnleee. which Il
40 miles OF the railway and without q
telegraph or telephone service 1t il
known, however, the full bloods have
made an attack upon the treaty leaders
at Okmnlgee and at ieast one man has
been killed and seven or eight have beer
wounded.
The Indian police at Agent Visions
disposal have been ordered TO OkmuIges
and soldiers win follow. The white PEG
pie feel able 10 take care Of themselves
The only fear Is for half breeds, who
voted for the treaty.
The Treaty Carried.
Choctaw, ]. T., Nov. 1.-The return
are all In and show that the treaty car
ried. Twesve hundred full blOods stayet
away from the polls. The conRcil Is il
session at Okmulgee. The fall bloc.
chiefs threaten the people who voted 70
the treaty.
The Indian police we're ordered by tn
agent TO Okmulgee. Chief IshpaErehe
threatens to burn the towns in the CreeI
nation along the Missouri. Kansas
Texas railway. The Indians ere very res.
less.
AwfhoTtafes Not EeaaMe6.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

IN Shakespeare famous characters y
!. "a .hat Hamlet speaks 1899 lines iaeO
Ios; othsllo $50. and Lear ITO
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

St Paul, Nov. p.-1he result In Ain.
nesota is much In doubt but 81 mid.
night the state b being placed IN The desn'
"cratic column. at least - far - The gov.
srnor Is concerned. The legislature viii
slsct . suecessor 10 senator Davis and y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

sPAlns aaiIsnal d.As nov snounls 70
slOee. eooooo tsaneA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

tl~lsaa, Meai.. Nos. s,--camPA~ii. dssa
essl. \ us1e1Ass,iiy sssefs4 esRFEv~
aaaA IL Maaisaa. Tie A@ss estimate
that csc 10 ulaAe II hia psaraiisy Otss
iiossA. ppPai&a anA silver rrVaAlinAa.
esd MassAaii. sxFsAissaa. 81 msAnighs is
sam - enNA
MsrA Ialsspa uns taksa In N slsr.
,isa la ell pasts u he stAis. ~ vote be,
ih9 e~aFsy aP 10 FsxtstEaGtaa. inahosiSoas
tsasss 10 . assaeeatse maioffsy IL he ~
i.tslsFs, aItheaxh he exass romFlsxioa
u tho asa~mhly caa ~ h harmed At iA''
tine.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Philadelphia, Nov. a.-cCmplete ~
turns from The siale u HennaylvaniA give
St"ua. republican, = plnrasily q nmny
lS00oo foF governor ovet Jenka democrat
IN. swallow, prohibition and honest GOV.
erament candidate. FeeeiseA anexpecsediy
light support AID be total vote probably
viii RoI 20 much above lu0m0, against
1890 a year aga o. The 20 congreNs'
men elected, 81 are surely repabliOana'
With three districts, The Twelfth. seven.
'scnth and NlnsteealA, doubtful and
claimed by both parties The democrat.
and iusioaists viii gain about 20 and y
In the joint legislature, but the legtSia'
tnre remains strongly republican.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

C.lamhas. oAsa, Nev. p,-CAairmsn
Iuaaks d the aeulerrslle state cusnni,'
tee esaeedas TIE alass 70 he Fsralaisaas
BY ossE s0eso piaraliay. and Chairman
isagAetty a Ne Fspusiigaa state coa'
misiss. claimed aa.gat en0oo
lie oAio coawFes4lsnal delsgAtaan re-
mains The SANE - ~ rFe~ats Is TO q,
sadA party carrying precisely the sAl's
districts a. Al The presidential sseStioa
swo Year, aru
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

vanilla sriass into sbneo 100000
O mors per aaaumL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

MElaAakst. Not. R,--A ; = m the re-
larna ircm wt~coaAia sAos the republi-
cans have carried the state ticket By fFosn
5000 10 4o.oaO. TAsy have easrsed nine
ecaxspsAsnea. The secOnd district bring
aenaTAsis. They have a laEge majority
IN both hranchss II The legislature.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

81 1oaia. No. Nos. She F'as.pss.
patch. lndepsaasnt, claims that Richard
ksrvns and Edward A. Neoaan, demo
Crass. have hsen eieelsd respectively IN The
Twelfth sad Esvxaih dissrtctA. Debating
coagrc@nsa feaFSe and joy, FsPa6lieanA
The slcctioa a he republican city ticket
BY 900 plurality b eoeeeasd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

cAkaeo. Nor. S,--Ihs sniir Tepahliran
state slsket is slsesea BY oSsr s0sse0 piar.
alisY, In Cook eO1Hi! the vote has tssn
vssy esSse, ths Errabiinsns Carrying the
eoaiaIy and the democrats the city a chi.
cage. Five and psobahly sia congre@men
hare ensn gAined by the democrats, and
The seat eSagscsaoaAl dslegatioa from
shis stats b lsksay 10 b. svenly divided. II
arsnoesals and u rePah1GcaAA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

The great Republic tunnel that was
h.vnn ave months since was completed
last week. II Il exactly 400 feet in
length and the last 400 was run IN Octo.
hsr This Mr.. Clark states IL the best
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
NAsaafbaaettn.

Bestaa. Nov. p.-Tha EpPuhlieans have
again carried Massachusetts, and elected
koGer Woinott governor Tor thu toarth
tinae. a. well ~ the enslre state ticket,
by aafe majority. GoreFnor woleOtt'A
plurality oveF A. 1. Bruce, his dsunorratie
apPonent. viii h. about 50N0O. o. $1,000
less than his Lad last electioa. The vote
this year was much heavier than in 1897.
and Mr.. fiFure made substantial gains
over George Fred Williams. the demo
cratic candidate last year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

IadianapoliA Nor. p.-only about 70
pfvciacss out 81 5ese have been heara
ircn. no cas county having reported u
full Returns coms IL slowly and both
parties claim The state. Chairman Mar
tin oi the democsaiie committee expresses
himself - coaadeal that the democratic
state tickst Il slessea ~ shout 1900 ma
ioFi,y, together with . majority Of the
IsgislAtaFN TIE Fvpabiicaa chairman
makea The aa1nA claim luF bis side.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Mes Hsvea. Ooan,. Nov. She result
Al tn siersiea 10 this state was victory
i@ The EsP'sAaInan ticket Complete re-
taFms tsasn al Is toans 81 the les in the
sEAis Eivs Iounabary. rrPuhlicsH. 75lns::
Moxaa. desnocrsL 81. S0a. TIE same
tcaHs IN 1855 gave oOok. FrPabltran, l0O..
s@es SaEgrani. Democrat, 81 ,1as.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12

Dies Aoines. Iowa. Nor. a.-The good
nlgAt" Ertnsns a. the state ticket ahos a
EsPahscaa msjority Of 10000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-11-12
xsssh Dshssa.

Fargo. y. n, Nes. as--RePoEs. from
over The state are uaeAger. but indicate
sliKht rvpahlieun gains over lsed An e.
ltmAse On the state gives the republican
ticket over 400 majority.