The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-17


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Ihs American line steamer Faris
which ran on the rocks on the Mana
eies Nay 2lst. In now known TO Be lost
The Grand Prix de Paris In the Parii
races was won Sunday by Perth. viii
VeiAsQuez second and Alhambra third
s. Clark. Of Armour, s. D.. shot and
fatally wounded his wife and 15-year
old daughter near Belmont and then
disappeared
II b stated In official circles in the
South African Republic that President
Kruger win advise the abolition Of the
dynamite monopoly.
The strike Of architectural Iron
workers tnanSurated several days agu
In ST Louis Il stin on. with $50 men
out and ten shops closed
The Hartman party Of scientists
have arr1eTd In Juneau. ALASKA After
q brief stop the steamer sailed for the
head OF the Lynn canal
A desperate attempt was made in
Oakland, Cal- TO murder H X Belden.
San Francisco manager OF the Hart
ford Insurance company.
ID NJ b Egeria. OF vancouver. B. e.
Ii making nnAl preparations for her
work on the alEBrittsh cable project
from Vancouver to Sydney.
Thirteen well trained -peds start
ed in the first relay Of the big six-day
go-as-you-please race at Madison
Square Garden on Sunday.
twenty-five hundred ehildrens jack
ct makers employed BY manufacturers
or middle men In the East side sweat
shops. New York, have struck
Bellamy Storer, United States min
lister, Mrs- Storer. Stanton Slekies. sec
retary Of the legation, and their SER
wants. have arrived In Madrid.
Count Christiaua WILL it 10 announc-
ed. make full apology to President
Loubet Of France, when he is placed on
trial for assaulting the president
ING AnoL3A1 hSlnS IN inc nelSnooE-
hood Of the upper waters Of the Stew
art river are in a most deplorable con-
dinon- A terrible famine prevails
A TORNADO Struck TWO miles southeast
OF the little town OF Salix, 1S miles
from Sioux City, Iowa, AMI killed three
people outright. and one more win die.
A telegram received At the navy de-
partment from Admiral Kautz. from
Honolulu via San Francisco, states he
was to arrive at San Francisco on
June zznd-
The Pacific coast Great Northern
Flyer jumped the track near St Mich
aels, Mimi, and rolled down an en-
bankment into the soft mud No one
was injured
The Hole In the Wall, near Casper
Wyo., Tor years the refuge OF outlaws
promises to be eleansed Of its desper
ate inhabitants oy . determined raid
BY the authorities
Roland b. Moiineux, OF New York
mas Deen recessed on 10000 bail. He
was Immediately Rrarrested on war
rant charging him with the murder Of
Katharine J. Adams
}. G. MuFphree walked into the post
Office at Mansfield, Texas, and without
warning shot and killed Sherman Goul
den, assistant postmaster, and wound
ed r. s. Goulden. the postmaster.
AT the arena OF the Coney Island
Athletic Club James J. Jehries defeat
ed Robert F1tzsimmons, worlds cham
pion In two elasses-middleweight and
heaTyveight-in IL rounds Of whirl-
wind nghting-
The report that 20 men were killed
at Ross Hollow, in northern Arkansas
yesterday afternoon Is denied by the
contractors. Several men from the
camp are at Little Rock, and report no
accident having occurred.
All the japanese immigrants exam
ined bW Major Walker in Tacoma on
the steamship Tacoma passed muster
and were admitted, but 16 who left the
snip at victoria, VIII return across the
international boundary line.
The British government has consent
ed to reconsider its attitude toward the
racine cable project as the result OF
urgent representations from Canada
and the colonies and Is now inclined to
utilize British credit in providing the
necessary capital
The steamer Auguste Victoria, which
has arrived in New York from Ham
burg, Southampton and Cherburg, re-
ports the death and burial at sea Of
Lieutenant Commander Wainwright
Kellogg, U. s. n, who was passenger
on the vessel
In the Minnesota House, 242 Main
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