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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE
"way Down East"
KEITH's NEW THEATRE-continu-
GUS performance.
PROVIDENCE observation-disclosures
and vaudeville.
oLYMPIc-Reiny & Woods Big
Show.
WEsTMINsTER-"Miss New York,
Jr."
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Jefferson Street BAPTIST.

1915 n. M: Organ Voluntary, Gra-
ham; DoXology; anthem, Awake, Thou
that Sleapest, Maker; Hymn 1873, Wei
come, Happy Morning, Age TO Age Shall
Say; double quartet, Praise He the
Father, Gounod. response, Almighty
God. Unto Whom All Hearts, Kinross:
offertory, quartette, The Lord Is My
Strength, Lowe; Hymn 649, The Day Of
Resurrection; organ postlude, March G,
Continued on Page Four)
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Church Of the ke4la'oT.

10:45 a. m. anthem, Onward, Chris
tian Soldiers, Macdougall; anthem, -
Joyous Easter Morning. Schneider;
choral, For Us the Christ is Made a
Victim. Gounod: anthem, i Am He
That Loveth. Adams. 1880 p. m: Voc
luntary, violin and organ, Largo-Han-
del: anthem, Speak Ye Comfortably.
Schackley; anthem. Ye Bells Of Easter
Day. Drcssler with violin obligato);
soprano solo, Christ, the Lord, Is Risen
Today. Coombs with violin obligatoD;
anthem. They Have Taken Away My
Lord. Stainer; postludc, March from
Athalie. Mendelssohn MIR. Theodore
Datz. volinist assists in the evening.
Choir: Miss s. O. FORESTER soprano;
Mrs. Marian Brown Travers contralto;
Mr.. George Claflin. tenor: Mr.. Thomas
Livingston bass. G. G.. Hamilton, or
ganist and director.
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N G. w SIZE T S

Give to the world all the beauty and
sweetness
God I'm His mercy has given TO you
Give to 1t words that are tender and
kindly.
Give to it deeds that are loving and
true.
Give to II smiles that are fair as the
sunshine,
sympathy warm, rolling straight
from the heart
Give 1t glad songs of sweet peace and
rejoicing,
Give all the JOY that thy life can inn
part.
--Demorest.
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BiclCla Dealers and Repair Men.

The following are some of the goods we
carry in stock &C factory prices shelby
tubing OH sizes. Thor pnN fuuber anh
spriugnck hangers, st. linrtiorl io u und
- tires. Morgan WRIGHT Tires. itngfroo
tires. Capital Tires. sipn, tnd Pilgrim tires
retail ut sauL aud uio warranted hy the
inukcr-. Hartford. Conn. kreuc fnminuted
Moud Rims al sgcS lrnnkiinvilIc Wood
Hims, plain and striped. Morse kCcfrr Go.
Nickel steel spoke, ul sigc~ Thor. cham.
pion a -pc Iinb-. ,ux = Iinrlcy Hair i'in
ilurs, cement uud tifc ullCr tlincs Liquid
Rubber. Az Sizes Ui Runs. ~uOkcs aud iitCA
NCctlcr aud utlpr ttr'ourfCr@ several
Kinds of saddle. nUrkwvfth aud Indian.
apuifs Chains We dp nll kiud- oi repairing
ana first class cnamcnnr Write fur circular.
THOS. ~. EARL & CO.,
z83 Thurbers hvsnue.
TeIephoue ,ssa.s. splcod lm
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THE WEATHER.

fal Tcrghi and on Sunday With kOhhsaslerly
Winds, Diminishing In Fcrce.
Washington, April 1.-For New Eng
land: Fair tonight and Sunday; di-
mnlshing northwesterly winds.
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CalYln fanrsl.

Morning service. prelude violin and
organ, Springs Awakening, Bach; an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
Trinity Union M.

Communion service. 1915 a. m: Eas-
ter Anthem, Schnecker; Why Seek Ye
the Living Among the Dead. Williams.
Evening service t:30-OrCan volun-
tary; Awake. Ye Saints, Schnecker:Thc
Resurrection and the Life. Schackley.
Christ. our Passover. Schneider: Hos
anna. Granier; organ postlude. Choir
Miss Helen S. Greene. soprano: Mrs.
Grace Gum, contfalto: Mr.. Albert l..
Ladd. tenor: Mr.. g. y. pearse. bass:
Earl III. Leavitt orgaust and director.
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cefhaI Saplsl.

1O:45 a. m, organ voluntary: Offer
tolre G.. welyi DoxoloRy: Invocation:
anthem As Sleep Takes Flight. .schelley:
Psalm Gloria Patri. Vincent: ScIp.
ture: Offertory. Holy. Holy Potter:
prayer: Response, tenor solo. Easter
~. Van de Water hymn. sermon,
organ postlude. Hallelujah chorus Han
del. 1.30 y. m: sunday school service.
assisted By choir. Mrs. T.. r.. gtrector.
soprano: Miss jennie Hunter. alto: N.
l.. Carpenter. tenor James King. bass
y. Il. Tinglcy. organist: III. l.. Carpen-
ter. director.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

The KAmlOops city council has been
Petitioned to prevent the spread Of the
Chinese lAundries In the town
The Canada Powder Comapny will
commence the manufacture Of dyna-
nite about the end Of the present
month
The New Vancouver Coal Company
has started to sink = shaft $50 feet TO
the coal on the northeast side Of New
castle harbor. vaneouver Island.
The customs officers report car or
two Of bonded goods daily passing
through Northport from Rossland to
Cascade City. Grand Forts AID Grsen-
wood
The plant and good will Of the Koot.
eHGia1 newspaper has been acquired
by q syndicate Of prominent business
men. who are applying for registration
a. joint stock company.
Cecil Smith. Of Toronto, the third
Eastern man chosen by the Victoria
council as city engineer. has wired that
be cannot accept without q guaranteed
employment and full control over his
subordinates.
Arrivals from Nanaimo say that tina,
town Is now very busy and a brisk
trade Is being done there. In yelling.
ton. however. the town Is the duIIest II
has ever been. and there Is said to Be
reason to believe that the coal mines
there will be closed down shortly, a
least 70 a large extent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

he United States and Great Britain
VIII stand together in the advocacy al the
adoption Of a scheme Tor the settlement
Of international disputes BY ArtitratiOn-
gigantic eomhinafi0n, gathering IN
al the four milling eorpOrAtions Al the
had Of the lakes. in New York city.
Buffalo ard Syracuse, has been effected
The grain crop statistics whlsa supple-
ment the recent winteF grain report Of the
secretary Of agriculture. shO~ the grain
eondirions almost everywhere in EaroPe
are fAEoIzh1e-
Postmaster George A Mclaughlin. III
jamestown, o., with some 10y trienG1A
was putting -iiek tack" On ! uilaOz at
the home Of his friend, Z Z Cinn. Mr..
CHM fred . shot through the window,
killing MIR. Mclaughlin instantly.
A seat on the stoek exehange in y. Y.
was sold for $4,000, the highs 81 sum essr
paid
President Mckinley Purposes TO make
tour OF the west during has coming sum
mer vacation
An attempt is being made to effect
combination Of the variOus glue eomPan-
les in the country.
Fully 5000 visitors and Confederate
veterans attended the annual reunion Of
the ConfeleTate Veterans Society at
Charleston, ). c.
The insurgents have assSssinated Du-
marais, a Frenehman who entered their
Inns for the purpose of negotiating for the
release Of the Spanish prisoners
The big fvestory warehouse Of the
Newly Transfer Storage Company
Kansas City, Mo. Was destroyed b. ire
wednesday. Los, over $l0ODO0.
The director OF the Egyptian museum
has di-eovefJd the mummy Of Tn jthn-s l
Of the eighteenth dynasty. b. C.. 1888.
and three other mumznies in gilt coffin. at
Cairo.
Aft Stanford, a steeple chase jockey.
and A. Nichols. horse trainer and o3nsr.
have been banished from TIE turf fgr life
by the -board of stewards Of the Paeiae
Coast Jockey Club.
Andrew Carnegie offers to contribute
the last $4,000 which Chamberlain Is
trying to raise for the university Of Bir-
mingham, provided thu scientifc school
be made the principal department in the
institution
Under a decision given by Judge But
Ter in the district court dapo-itors Of the
Peoples Savings bank, which failed in
1893, vii recover all the money they b d
on deposit at the time OF the banks fail
ure- The stockholders viii have to pay IL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
THEY WANT TO TELL
These Grateful Women Who Have
Been Helped by Mrs Pinkham-

Women who have suffered severely
sud been relieved of their Ills by Mrs
Pinkhams advice and medicine are
constantly urging publication of their
,tatements for the benefit Of other wo-
men Here are two such letters:
Mrs LIZZIE BEVERLY. 25s Merrimae
g.. Lowell, Masa-. writes:
1t affords me great pleasure 20 tell
su suffering women of the benefit have
received from taking Lydia E Pink
7am's Vegetable Compound lean hard
y End words toexpressmyg gratitude for
What she has done for me Ny trouble
vas liberation Of the womb Twas nm
Ger the doctors care Upon examine
lion he found fifteen very large ulcers.
but he failed 70 do nee good took sew
sral bottlesof Lydia & Pinkhams Yege-
able Compound. also used the Sanativs
Wash, and am cured Mrs Pinkham's
medicine saved my life. and ] would
recommend il 70. ell suffering women ="
Mrs Amos TRoMBLEAT. ElIenburRh
Nr.. n. Y writes:
/" took cold at the time my babV
vas born. causing me to have milk
egs. and was sick in bed for eight
SeekA Doctors did me no good
surely thought would die j was al.
70 troubled with falling Of the womb.
could not eat, had faint spells a.
1fteD IS ten times q day. One day .
lady came 70 see me and told me Of the
benefit abe had derived from taking
lydia z Pinkhamis medicine. and ad-
Tised me TO try it did so. and had
aiken only half bottle before ] was
able 70 sit In . chair. After taking
three bottles ] could do my own work
an now In perfect health"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Potatoes sell a, esasA . pound Al
LAksvsW. oreE0a-
Yakima. Wash. 10 eonaigsFing .
wooleh mill proposition.
wAllA Malta farmers are talking o,
having a poultry Skow al the iruiG fAlF
this IAIl.
Reports from all over kit;i,as eogn.
~. wash. agrees that the strAW bsrry
plants are badly damaged.
sheep AhsarinE 10 IA progress ksh-
orally and ths opening OF Iks Eool SEA
Soa wlH probably scatter little uaoaeJ
through G.Ii4Am county. OreEoa.
7 Five aAw waEpas and tuas n1v
moving machiHss we're part Of thr
freight receipts al Newport. ore. tbs
past week
The Columbia River Packers ASAo
ciats0n have begun the sofa OF 70
building the wharf Al the kiansy eAa-
nery. which 10 oEe Of their rscsat par,
ehaSes.
( Toledo creamery company Of Ore
! son. has bought a gaaoHue launch.
which will call at IaguinA river and
bay points to collect milk from the
farmers.
Industrial scenes are In order every
day in kelsO, orsEoa. Even on sEn.
day boats come up the river And tou
rats OF logs to Portland.
The shingls men OF Snohomish. skA.
git, and MnAteom counties, wash.
have made q combination to protect
themselves from the rapaeity Of scalp
srs aad dealers.
The run Of ash still continues about
the same at Astoria. orrEon. The asA
average small. some not weighing more !
than 10 pounds, but they are uadoubt. 4
eddy spring chinook. Oply fishermen
Who have small mesh Rsts are abba TO
catch them.
Cattle shipments have begun from
Boulder to the northern ranges. s.F
Tutils and four assistants drove In
about $50 head and loaded them on the
Great Northern for shipment to Chin.
ook. Another large shipment will
probably Be made this week.
One of the largest horse deals In re-
cent years is reported from Waller
county. Montana. the deal compriaipE
some 100 head Of range stock owned by
hessrs. Bokholt and Green. The pur.
chaser Is Louis LaGarry. Of WILLOW
Bunch. Canada. who is said to have
paid in the nsighborhood Of $40. 900
for tho OUTFIT
Z. W. Thebo. who more than a year
ago drove a big band Of steers into tho
hlondike and realized somsthjnF Ike
u pound for the meat. was IA Dee,
Lodge the other day. and while there
"as the guest OF n. J Blelsnbsrg Mr.
Blelenberg sold him several hundred
head for that trip, and now has sold
MIN 700 head Of prime beeves he had
ed In the Big Hole valley the past win. J
.er With ether steers he will pick IN
hr' Ihebo will try the venture Of tas.
ng them also into the KIondika this
rear. On the other trip the loss y,
'tock was a very small per cen, ana a
he profits large
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

1iss 6eorgiAna Dean was for three
years missionary IN Liberia 1naer the
n & church from the training sehocl
in Chicago After her return she
st0died nursing. graduating from the
present Frances u willard National
Ts@per4nes Hospital Of Chicago She
i an enthusiasts fEiend Of Pe-Fu-na.
a 10 evident nom the following letter.
Chicago. H.. Jan 20. 1899.
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co. Co
lnmbus. O.:
0entlsmen-YO0 win b glad to
know OF the happy results obtained
from the use Of Pe-ru-nA amung the pa
tients under my care whenever pre-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
Queen vietorias dressznakerg bin
would be modest for 4 woman IN crGir
airy circumstances

6EAts u cAao CITY e Tsts4a. L1zAs Ca -
Frank J. CAeHey -Eakss aAzh rhAz h 10 ~
s@ztar partner % tas a-n a. y J. czsy 4
Ca cstzg euMln@Na N Ina CRY o. TsAesss evan
II 8E6 state AtsreEzta ans thzt szsa z-n vii
pAy tSs Ez- CT ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
fer eAcA &zd sEery ease q C4rarrA tat ear
DcS - cured ~ tAS zse q Ezus CAtAzrA Care
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sIo<7 ans Ezbscxfs<6 % h@<ors zz4 Ezz SO
seTl5sd u Ey pres@nee zhss En- &My q De-
eer=S@rs n D. N6 a W GLEASON
tseaD N1Gz-y Enakne-
HAHs CAtavra Gre 10 tnksn fzasrnAliy asa
ac-s eErscxty eE TIE hsso9 an1 Eaz10Gs sl-x2a<s
* IL ssE1ez- SOD fSr tssz11n0z3z1s. frss-
y J. CHENEY q CO. EpGn11. O.
6cl6 ~ arZExtsss L.
HAIRS FEsily Pts are the besG
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A powder 70 be shaken into the shoes
Al this s~Ason your feet feel swollen. Ter
VOus and uncomfortable II you haTt
snArtlng FEET or tight shoes. try Aliens
foot-Ease- II rests and comforts: make.
Walking easy Cures swollen and sweatin.
Seef- oRfsters and eAiious spots. ReIisyes
COINS and bunions Of all pain and il a e,r
tain cure for ChiIblAins, Sweating. daFn-
orfrosted feet We have over thirty thoi
s4nd testimonials Try i; today. Sold b.
Al Druggists and shoe stores for sc. Triaj
PaeSage fkEE Address. Allen S. Gin
sted. lie Roy. n Y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

WsshinstDa. May ii-TAs uaitsa
staies aasal tfsAsPast ha4ges. ultA ~
aaHla~a souat-as2a assAsa. AAs arrived
al spa. SAana. sa4 tAsrv = Esrh iatsfass
aHaaag elfAeaAA n gAs isaportani eAaags
& seH4itisas wAasA I'll 10 ssasxA. s6as1a
Asa tAs rvsnmsssi n assaass eAasEa u
al involve fraesseal sassfsasiaa u tha
treaty u H~siia ssA he systr@ ~ ss1mAar
sssfatsaa BY ukkh th~ islAaAs hEss tssa
E8ssrHssl tes IAs lass 10 year.. sa4 To
ssgParary FIX u IL elsmt@tsa all -
sssFFrrns. s1sruEtrs anA aaAaaiz aairAtIvu
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Washington. May 9-Rsar Admiral
Sampson has arrived at Washington and
called at the navy department to confer
with Secretary Long regarding tn. future
movements Of the North Atlantic squad
ron
IL was decided the ships should start
from TompkinsviIle on the 2sth Of the
present month for Newport, to be pres
ent there during the Inauguration Of the
governor Of Rhode Island.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

ssFibed BY the physician. have seer
soms very Femarkabls cures OF cases Of
very obstinate eaiaFrh OF the stomach
where Pe-Fu-hA Vas the only msdieine
used. / consider il . reliable medicine.
GeoFgiana Dean
Tho symptoms Of catarrhal dyspepsia
ares Coated tongue. pain OF heavy
freling in the stomach. belehing Of gas.
dizzy bead. sometimes headache.
respondent feelings. loss Of appetite.
palpitation Of the heart and irregul4rity
Of the bowels
Send for free book written By Dr..
Hartman. entitled ''Healih and
Beauty" Address DR.. HAI tman. Co
lnmbus. O.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFoKSIA FIs SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid Lara
tive principles Of plants known TO be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable TO the system II
y the one perfect strengthening Iaxa-
tive, cleansing the system effeetually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overcome habituAl constipation per-
manently Its perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance. and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to the CALITORsIA FIe SYEUP
Co. only. In order TO get its beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations. please
remember the full name of the COMPANY
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
aAM RRAEcIsco. CAL
LourgvKI.LH HI. NxW YORK. M.Y.
EoT sale b. ali praEEiaA-Pries Soc. psr bottle
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me sItaatIsa rhar.aay.

Manila Nay ll.-AdjatAnt GeReral.
Washington: Tie sillsati1 Is As fal.oxs:
We Succeeded in passing tie army gun
boat to Calumpit, for ase in the RIO
Grlnde. Railway connections with that
point were secured this week. The pss-
sage Of the ganboats through the Mara-
bette country was hailed with jayfIl drm.
onstrations By the inhabitants In the
country passed over BY the troOps tem-
Porary evil administration Was InLngu-
rated and protection 10 the inhabitants
against the insurgents abuse was gwen a.
far a. possible. signs Of the insurgents
disintegrati0n are daily manifested. The
ob-tacles which natural features Of the
country present can be Overcome.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Berlin, May lo.-In spite Of preeau.
tionaFy measures virulent smallpox IL
spreading. The disease Was impaired into
Germany by Russian laborern and has a..
ready spread to IslsOAa- wursburx and
Hanover Fresh cases are also reported
at Quedlinburg. Rsitseh and Neuhalisn
sleden.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

New York, May ia special from
Washington says:
The revival Of the talk Of an extra sea-
sion Of congress has more behind il than
idle gossip. The contingency Of such a
session has been discussed at a cabinet
meeting and a member Of that body who
vas present at the time Is authority for
the statement that the presidents mind
is strongly ineliHed toward such q moe
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

birmingham England, May io--tn.
"'ew carnegie has written bitter 70 L.
sFph chamberlain Offering to con,I,h,,,,
S<'""" which Chamberlain /. trv,n, .
'a'S' Tor The Cniyor'ity Of birmingham
provided the scientific school te m,j. a.,
principal department in the in.litu,,,,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
/" EUE Dispositions
Are Early .HOu,n. =

nsf - epH b tie H0od
CONES OF b skape 6f sovf
gIa. pfuspEes esr.. d ckadEn
and yOmzg people. 7akeu "a
fine 4 can Be eradfczted b.
rsieg Hoodys SsrSspRazIa.
h cider people. TIE aftermath
Of irregular Epiqg SkOus T.
self n hEiozs condtiDzs. .
hezsy hlzd ; fool rsoafk
. general Sd faeEasa
u . Fhe esSeA. she t-pxss haDsd.
arse1aA. wsseA b fAe reAa e1zsA PxnEy
fhAt wiEA E0s1s S4-z4ParSElA ana hHFps-
n<B VA Bslgz IN yuGr SEzlEy-
BSo0a Petsoa--I Grsa i BED e Ess
1lr ye1rS owEg - ha1ad psisaGisg tAAs
fsas0ze-& szz-nE F.cx- IL hrske olE Al cxex
azn hcsYEEAzz in vzaR- ] frse1 Ec.gd's SNr~
s4pz-SllA II hzlpeA / kssx a. Is nna wzs
ezaEErwar ezrr1- en@a % Oh the hoEse~
tozs AID sA.az1 nhssEt T. Ms IT VIZ
LAMs. C4rSo11Ase, Pa
Scrofalln Sores Nv haAT e e-o
nzoaEhs had serofnlA sores on eheek AID
arm Local aPPfi14riozs aad physsrs4ns'
naecsctr< did hEtIe OF 70 gceal HocGS
karsAf4riilA cured hiE p<rnaAneuriy. He
Is nog S0aE, with zrsooxk, fair skin. Ms
s. > " ROTEx. FArmtngton, Del
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
FILIPINO GENERALS QUARREL
GEMS LUNA AND AAscARDO,
naA Their Foresa Drawn uP-feFgos the
AmsxIeans--GSA- lana wAs severely
WoaaAsA - San TSaas-fhsy AlSAa
Have . Civil War Themselves.

Manila. May a-oaly the sntIsAliss u
AguinAllO aVertsd. last Tuesday, esVA
var between the ioFess Oi As genSrAlA.
Luna and MAscaTdG Thsy Sss Aet-Al!
drawn up in battle array.
This. and positive Confirmation o. ts
news that Luna had been angeroasly
woanded in the shoulder in the battle u
san Tomas. ara the most important itsn1s
Of inGeIligsaes bEought today BY TIE ATHas
guAb, ais Leg INA de Bay and cA'a4o1gi,
vi leA EeturRed today tTob a bEisk sAP~-
dilion up the san Fernando TiNsr.
1t uAs Immediately ts.9se tie battle q
San Tomas that the insargsnts % reAFly
arrived at the point Of beginning TO s1-
terminate one another. Gsnrrzl Lana,
when be sAw that an sRgAgeRsaI vita tbs
American trO0Ps wAs inevitable, nj back
an aide POst haste 10 RAcOi0E, ~AsIs GsH
eral M&seArdo WAs, demanding reinforce
mentA MAseArios reply ~as that b
would take orders from no enc bat AguF
nAldO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Port Townsend, May ia mortgage
given by the SETTLE San Francs o r II.
way 4 Navigation Company to the Met
IOpolitan Trust Company Of New York
for sl50O.OOO. has been TeearIed here. The
mortgage covers all property in the state
OF Washington, such as docks, ware
houses, steamboats,, etc, and is for a
period Of 40 years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Wichita, Kan, May ia special to
the Beacon says that q cyclone struck
COidwater, Kan, at 10 oel1ek last night,
completely destroying II houses and xii.
ling Joseph Bowers, prominent cattle
man Allrieh's general store As wre ked.
A brick block on Main street vas blown
down The Presbyterian ehurch was
blown away and the eourthouse uuroof d
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ThIrty Live. Los, In . shIpwreeE.

Adelaide, South Australia, May 10
The British ship Loeb Sloy, Captain
Nieol, from the Clyde January for
Adelaide and Melbourne, was wrecked on
kangaroo island April "a. Five passing
ers and p of the crew were drowned.
Four Of those on board the ship escaped
from the wreck, but three Of them arc
still wandering in the bush.
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Wilmington. Del. May ll.-wHIiam
NJ BoSz. the defaniting teller Of the
Dover National Bank. was sentsnced In
the United States district court DO Ave
years in the Trenton. n. J. penitsntiary
and 70 pay a ane Of $500.
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The queen Of Italy. says q gossip.
weighs 17s pounds: Queen Victoria. III
pounds; the Queen Of Spain. 147
pounds, and the queen Of Belgium, Il3
poundA
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Tangisr, Morocco, May I0.-The
claims Of the United States against the
government Of Morocco have been set.
tied. The United States cruiser Chicago
has resumed her voyage around Africa.
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sess,IsE Party Attacked.

A recoHnoitering party from La~,oa',
command, consisting Of tao companies
Of the Minnesota regiment and tao coaa-
Panies Of the Oregoa regiusai, un.l-r
command Of Major lhggiss u the Ma
neSota regiment. advanced yesterday to
point near san Miguel, IL m.las Rosth
Of BahnAg.
The Americans WIRE met with a Volley
from a force Of rebels behind q trrneh.
MAJOR Diggles vas wounded In the bead
and Sith = private and 10 typhoid pa.
tents was brought By special train to
Manila today.
The Don jose. the last Of the MISSING
steamers under the American dag whig b
Eere detained by the Insurgents aines
the beginning Of the war. ard Nh eA "a.
found BY the gunboat Manila at Rantan-
gas, arrived here today.