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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
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s. 70. Cor. Nebraska ana Union SITS
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Open every night in the year except
sunday. Smoking Concerts. presenting "a
respectable up-to-datc Vaudeville enter
tainmcnt.
Mntiaees. Tues. Thurs. and Snts Mt ?
p. m. Evening perfornn noes continuous
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
Norfoils and Western rnrn,,u.

Following is the official statement of
the earnings and expenses of the Nor
folk and Western railroad for the
month OF March, 1899:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

II Your clothes are made by Rudolph
" wallace you wear the highest stand
ara OF eXcellence in merchant tailorine
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

Norfolk and Vicinity.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TO-
DAY.
Fair weather; stationary tempera-
ture; fresh east winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
TEMPERATURES, RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.

TEMPERATURES. RAINFALL AND
HUMIDITY.
May ., 1899.
Maximum temperature ........... ST
Minimum temperature .......... -. 60
Normal temperature ....,...... GO
Departure from normal plus IL
Departure since January LIST. minus rs
Rainfall In past "a hours. o
Rainfall since 1st of month .. D
Mean humidity ........ ......... 20
CALENDAR.
Sun rises. sos n. M. sets, G:56 p IN.
TIDES.
Norfolk High water, 3:16 n. m 2: so
p. m. Low water. 9:3i a. M, 1906 p. m.
Old Point: High water 2:55 n. m.
1929 p. m. Low water. 9:10 a. m., 9:ii
D. IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

Compared with the statement of the
earnings and expenses for March. 1898.
there is an increase OF 81. 81 in earn
iEss and $2S, 249.i6 in expenses. In the
net earnings from July. 1898. to March
SO. 1899. there is an increase of Sis, 500 10
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

All in sight of monument. Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly
y. Y Dental Rooms. Ennes only, S2i
Main street, corner Talbot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

III the United States Court Il petition
in bankruptcy was filed by Henry Islay.
X. Ill. Rawles. Liabilities about $1,000.
no assets Il. L.. Droner is the referee.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

Coyotes are quite numerous In the VI.
entity Of Havre, and are doing consldera'
ldc damage 20 stock.
The state has selected q large tract OF
land near Shelby junction and rented q
portion TO Wallace Taylor, who will use
Il for a sheep ranch in the summer.
Robert MCGOWAN has the contract for
the stone and brick work on the new va.
par baths that are 10 DO erected at the
springs near Boulder.
Caravan Joe, hunter and guide, recent
ly made remarkable shot at a mountain
lion which he caught on the wing. The
lion made a spring across . small open
space and fell dead, having received shot
while in midair.
Colonel W. +. Cody. better known a.
Buffalo Bill," was in Billings the other
day on his way to the Big Horn basin
country in Wyoming. He was accom-
panied by Mark Russell o. Dcadwood, s
/ Dakota.
Two hold.u men stopped Gus Peterson
and J. X. Clark on the street OF Amazon
da and took S745 from one and $3.50 from
the other. A few nights previous the
station agent at Warm Springs was held
I'M bv man with gun who got 1878 and
made his escape.
/ Nv a collision between an Oregon Short
Line freight train Of rs empty cars and
AMP. switch engine backed by string
killed and other trainmen injured. Thu
accident happened in the suburbs OF BUTT
and was due to a misplaced switch. Boil
engines were demolished and several car
broken 60 pieces.
The Stockgrowcrs' Journal Is author
ity for the news that the Wyeth.Bro
Cattle Company Of Custer county hav'
sold their entire herd of cattle and bran'
10 c. J. Hysham Of Red Oak, Iowa. Tn
. sale includes all stock, together with ls9
calves, and the price Is SSS all around
, First delivery viii be made at Sheridal
Of loaded cars, Jos. Grant, conductor, wa
q ON August l.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28
ADMINISTRATION ALARMED
ADv1cEs ARE NOT REAssUR1HG.
Situation 1T Manila and IIoIls--Gen.OtIs
Believes the Insurgents will Force the
Issue, bat will Meet Defeat-Two HeA-
s0ns-GeFmaBy and spain.

Chicago, Jan. 26.--A special to the
Tribune from Washington says; :.
1t can be no longer denied that consider
able alarm Is felt in administration circles
over the situation at Manila and IlOiIo,
and the latest advices are not Of reassur-
ing character. General Otis 10 Of the belief
that the insurgents are about TO force an
issue, and il this should occur the result
can not be predicted further than that
the Americans will be victorious in the
end.
There are two serious contingencies con-
fronting the troops near IIOilo, one being
q conflict with the natives and the other a
fear that smallpox may break out among
the troops. Beaides TINS, the situation at
Manila Is considered much more grave
than that at IloilO and it is feared the in
surgents may commit an overt act which
might bring ON conHct.
While the Warlike attitude Of Agnin-
aldo exeites alarm at the war department,
that il not considered the most serious fea-
ture Of the situation. Those in a position
TO know the facts say the diplomatic stu
alton is even more grave. hIner Germany
or spain or both may recognize Aguin-
aldos little republic for interested motives
Germany TO secure foothold and spain
to accomplish the release Of its prisoners
OF war.
This action is imminent and the gov sTn'
nlent officials say they would not be sur
prised If it took place within "a hours
Prompt ratification of the treaty would
have avoided this ENHANCEMENT but 1t Ii
conceded now that both spain and Ger
many have some grounds for action to
protect their own interests.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

BE sure TO allow the big boy Of the
family TO say Just how he wants his
room." writes Mrs. John B. Sims in an
article on The Sleeping Room on the
Farm" DO not make the mistake of
putting the boy of with just any old
thing; many boys life has been made
miserable by q constant migration from
one sleeping place TO another, winding up
with bed on the floor just to make room
for some more important member of the
household. Give him q room Of his own.
and do not ask him to leave it. The fur
niture in one boys room whom I know Is
old oak; the old-fashioned lounge is COW
cred with figured cretonne in brown and
gold; the big easy chair matches it The
windows have draped curtains Of Japan
csc art cloth in dull red and gold; even
the door covering corresponds. One may
be sure that this boy has bonnie brown
hair and eyes, with cheeks like the sunny
side Of fall peach. That he is orderly
we can tell from the arrangement Of his
collars and neckties in the top drawer of
his dresser; that he loves pictures, from
the small reproductions Of the good ones
which adorn the walls. His grandfather's
sword and his great.grandfather's picture,
taken with the drum which beat time for
marching feet in 1912, serve as constant
reminders to him Of his duty to his home
and country. and unconsciously he tries
to live up to his heroes"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

Tuesday morning the fourth annual
poultry show of the Spokane Poultry A.
ISOLATION opened to the public, and at 10
a. m. the sixth annual convention Of the
Northwest Fruit Growers Association was
called to order by President \. @, BlalOck
The poultry show viii be open all week
while the horticulturists will be in session
for three days 1t is expected that the
poultry show viii be by Tar the most sue
cessful ever held in Spokane, or even In
the northwest, while the meeting Of the
horticultural association promises to be
more largely attended and more instrue-
tive than any Of the FIVE that have pre-.
ceded Il. The fact that both are being
held in spokane at the same time viii do
much 10 increase the attendance Of each.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

Whitman county has s99JO44 cash in its
treasury.
A non treating club has been organized
in Wenatchee.
State warrants are now quoted at 81 per
cent premium.
A pickle factory is new industry re-
Gently established at Spokane.
The Tacoma council has reduced the
food supply Of city prisoners to two meals
a day.
As result Of the extreme cold spell at
CoIville tao cases Of freezing are re-
ported.
The grip is prevalent among the Col
vile Indians, and many deaths are re-
ported.
Minnie Henfei has been appointed post
mistress AT Gold Basin, on the Everett 4
Monte Cristo railway, in place of Mira
Katie MoiTstt.
A. j. syInes, now in the Colfax jail, 10
condemned 10 nineteen years in the pen
itentiary. This sentence has been con
arIned by the supreme court
DIR. Henry Wells Dewey has been re
elected president Of the Pierce County
Medical Society. The society has so
members, gain Of II during 1898.
Deputy Auditor Durham. Of Spokane
county, has computed that the delinquent
taxes Of the Northwestern & Pacific Hy.
potheekbank amount 20 S7g.04l.90.
Frank McNAIly, found dead on ranch
near Edgewood, is believed TO have been
poisoned by drinking water from a well
into which poisoned rats had fallen.
The inaugural message Of Mayor Rein
hart, Of Olympia, recommending repudia.
ton Of certain city indebtedness, has had
the effect Of defeating several proposed
real estate deals.
A boy named Delano, living at Meeker,
was playing with a gun and cartridges,
when one Of the latter exploded and frag.
ments Of Il hit him in the face, causing
the loss Of one eye.
On January 10th the state land com
missioner sold the timber on forty acres
Of land in Skagit county for $40; also
eighty acres in Thurston county, one
mile from Olympia, for 81 $50.
An Everett dentist is said to have EN-,
/ HARhScoA0tAaA HA0NAnN ~ assn,
him while extracting a tooth from &
young lady residing at Florence, and that
after the operation the young lady
claimed to have experienced no pain.
Father Chiniquy, celebrated CatholiC
ex-priest, died Jan. 10th at Ottawa, Ont
Father Chiniquy took an active part in
the organization Of the A. p. A., and Il
said to be responsible for the story that
the Catholics connived at the assassina
ton Of Lincoln.
The collection Of fines from the gam
blers and immoral women Of Spokane To-
the month of December Melted the city
81 $50. This is one of the heaviest col
= lections in the history Of the city, beinl
only So less than October, lSes, III,
record month.
Eric Eredcr, who had been under treat
4 ment at Rossland, entered a coupe Sun
9 day evening, Jan. 18th, at Spokane, an,
q asked TO be driven to hotel. When tn
{ vehicle arrived at the hotel Freder wa
dead. He had left RoSsland to take
train for Harrison, Idaho, TO attend tn
funeral Of a friend.
dispatch was received at Walla Wal
+ Ia announcing the death Of Allen Carlyl,
a member Of Company I, First Washing
ton Volunteers, now stationed at ManilI
n His death was caused by typhoid fevel
l. and he was III but snort time. This
q the first time Company has been calle
e on to mourn since entering the service
Young Carlyle was twenty years old.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

Washington, Jan. s6Y-The board Of
army officials, 10 sit as court martial in
the case OF Commissary General Eagan,
met yesterday at the Ebbitt house and
proceeded to business.
After the usual preliminarics, the charg.
Is against Eagan were read by the judge
advocate. At the conclusion Of the read.
ing, on being requested TO plead to the
specifications TO the first charge, General
Eagan said:
Not guilty." not denying. however, that
the specifications set forth correctly part
Of the language used,
To the second charge he pleaded Not
guilty"
The judge advocate then arose and said
the case in hand was a peculiar one, but
presented no unusual difficulties. The &C.
cused had seen At 10 add 10 the plea Of
mot guilty" some words tending to quail,
lily 1t, but he did not think the plea re
lieved the court from the necessity oil
proving the facts alleged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

the Spanish eortes, Senior sagasta ba.
Promised to submit at the next cabinet
meeting proposal to amnesty the anar.
ehists imprisoned at MoHjuieh fortress.
Eigh'y-six insurance companies in Ken.
lucky were fined $3.50 each for eonsDirsey
10 combine and control insurance rates.
The anniversary Of the birth Of General
h"s'eft b. Ire Vas generally observed
throughout the southern states. In sey.
tfai states the anniversary is a legal holi,
day.
Argentina has passed new tariff law.
but the changes affecting this country
are nnifnportant.
The Illinois Legislature will be asked
ioF sh appropriation 10 aid the corn ex.
hfbit at The Paris exposition.
All the men ia the Wheeling mine al
Newcastle, Colo, escaped when the IRE
broke out.
The MeGrathian and the Runymede
stock farms, Of Lexington, will sell
hundred yeariings at sheePsbead Bay
June 10 and 23.
William ManIndale, vice president Of
the First National bank Of Eanporia. KAs.,
has turned oFeT all his properly in trus,
foE the creditors oi the defunei institu.
tion.
A hyshesi bursting in I>oIillard's tobao-
10 factory, keW York. killed Engineer
James Alaney and Nora MCCARTHY and
Injured Harry HieKey and Maggie Dillon
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28
OREGON.

The total amount Of assessable proper
ty in CIatsop county, according to County
Clerk Wherity's report, Is valued at
81, 49s, 57S.
Mayor Burnett Of Corvallis, vetoed the
ordinance providing for n raise Of the
salary Of the night Waterman from 80
to as per month. The veto was sus-
tanned by the council
A Harvey county girl advertised for .
husband and got him The advertise
ment and wedding outfit cost Sill, and
within year he died and left her 5000
life insurance.
From all parts Of the country the re-
port comes that cattle and sheep are do
ing well this winter and that unless an
unusually severe spell Of weather sets in
they will pull through in excellent shape.
Recently Mark Livingston, of East
Tmpqua, became lost in the mountains
near Peel. The snow was very deep, but
he kept going, and finally reached the
settlement near Tioga, on the North
Umpqua.
II. Y. Gates Of Hillsboro, has contract
ed to put in gravity water system and
an electric light plant in Hgin, construe-
ton soon to commence. The water viii
be carried through hume for distance
Of over two miles.
Word has been received at the DAlles
from Saginaw, Mich, that the trial Of
Rev. o. d. Taylor, formerly resident OF
the Dalles, who was charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses, ended
in a verdict of not guilty.
II is said that the immense amount Of
saw logs banked in the Grand Ronde
river and on the ice above Perry makes
an imposing sight. There are miles and
miles Of logs which viii 60 to make up
a total supply Of $1,000 900 feet for the
Grand Ronde Lumber Company this year.
William Hunt, bachelor, who resides
at Rock Greek, Umatilla county, is re-
covering from injuries received by q fall
from a wagon. After striking the ground
Hunt crawled to his house, where he lay
for three days, utterly helpless, and with
out food or drink Neighbors who were
rounding up stock relieved him
Professor B. ]. Hawthorne, at Eugene,
has received a cablegram from Captain
Moon, Oregon Volunteers, at Manila, an
nouncing the death Of his son, wistar
Hawthorne. Death was caused by par
alysis Of the heart The young man waa
twenty years Of age, and was . member
Of Company Z. He had enjoyed excel.
lent health since leaving home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28
TRADE kOTEa.

Firewood dealers of Spokane have ad-
vaneed the price of wood on all kinds 20
cents per cord.
The Northern Pacific railway receipts
at South Bend were s2,S2O larger for De-
cember than in the same mona in 1897.
S. ). AIlward has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail from Gle
Elum TO Blewett, Wash, at SIS per year.
The receipts at the Everett customs
house for the year ending December 81,
1895. were s92 1904 This is the largest
in any one year since the office was es-
tablished.
Lieut.. Henry T. Mayo, U. s. NJ who
for a number Of years was stationed al
Port Townsend, has been ordered to re-
port for duty at the Union Iron Works
at San Francisco.
The big wind Of last week played havoc
on the line OF the Port Townsend rail
way, a large number of trees being blown
across the tracks. Between Port Town
send and Leland, no less than fifteen trees
were removed to permit the passing Of the
passenger train.
The o. r. 4 n. boat service between
Riparia and Lewiston has been resumed
after being interrupted recently on ae'
count of ice in the Snake river. The
season is 20 far advanced that it Is be-
lieved that there will be no more ineon'
yenience on that account
n. Roman, the Spokane contractor, has
secured q big railroad contract from the
o. r L \. Company TO build q part 81
its line leading out Of Wallula. Camp
will be pitched within a few days and op
erations viii Immediately start. He viii
have a force of about seventy-five men.
The stamp sales at the Rossland post
office for the past year were Sl4,6l5!e5
divided as follows: First quarter, SS,7OS.
20; second quarter, $S,S0l.ll; third quar-
ter, $S,463.49; fourth quarter, S4!OS5!65
There were shipped from Prosser IL;
car loads Of products during 1928, as com
pared with IS during 1897, according Il
the Yakima Herald. The shipments foi
1898 comprised: Wheat, % cars; -four
le; wool, "a; hay, 20; melons, IL; cat
tie, %; sheep, 4. In the one item of cat
| tie alone is q decrease shown.
Although the various transcontinenta
lines have buried the Ratchet 50 far a
through rates are concerned, there is I
prospect of a sharp fight for the KOotena!
and Victoria traffic between the CANADIAN
road and the Northern Pacific. The foE
mer threw down the gauntlet with SIS
cut, and this has been promptly met b.
the rival line.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28
MAY DECLARE WAR.
IL Given Pail Authority
hy the coaGEess Of the FiIipinos.

Manila, via Hong Kong, Jan. 27.-4Ihe
Republican, the official organ Of the Fill
pinos, announces that the congress at
Malolos has adopted the Philippine con
stitution, passed vote Of confidence in
Agninaldo and empowered him 10 declare
war on the Americans whenever he may
deem II advisable.
Al mass meeting Of women at Cayite
yesterday, the paper adds, 1t was enthu-
siastieally resolved TO petition Aguinaldo
for permission to take the mems places in
defense Of independence and TO bear arms
il necessary.
Palermo has asked for and ii appears
has been granted the privilege Of taking
prominent place in the line Of battle
against the Americans"
An American sentry yesterday killed
the captain of the Philippines artillery at
Tonic outpost. As a result the native
press is intensely excited and denounced
il as -cowardly assassination
spain Asks American Aid.
New York, Jan. pa dispatch to the
Herald from Washington says:
Through the French embassy here Spain
has been urging the United States to pro-
cure the release Of Spanish prisoners held
by the Philippine insurgents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

p,t.burr. Pa, Jan. 2S.--Ihe cNa' , m'"
-. T., four large competing states
~ are country vas agreed 10 by the loln'
- ~, i committee Of operators and mint n
i.nIsr INC new agreement the rA, ave, !" ~, !"
M ~ ohio and Pennsylvania will NC 'n .,
. inc a. al present, For a run OF mine ' SOJ
, ~" r,,s viii he AGO cents ton' 'hs ms,
and . quarter sOre'n coat 60 '' ,Ss ., ,,n
s o',,.ias laborr will receive the the. san" \,
ou,- .. :. =, present, and eight hours W"
Constitute a days WORK r, lin, .v.,cm vii
In Illinois the nun OF , mine 49, !. 10 ),
rrr !. i nc machine -'IlsrSn'''i y " y
arhiirAled.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28

IDAHO
Salmon fishing Is reported by the NeE
Peress near Stuart as being very poor at
pFesent. says the Area"
With a single exception. the old ten.
ants Of the eoJaiy huiiding At Wallace
have moved out sod Noskmen aEe busy
pusliEg the Fuams ~ shaPe ioE the count y
oiReeFs.
Word has hn~n received At Florence.
place. shd who ala, ted inr weise1 by way
Il the shaArrr isah. aioag the Tirer, lost
the trail aud had iedr Gngrs slightly
iFaxrn.
Thr Misslpn s.A3n,l fr the NeE Perez
lndlAas =, "a, e.. h.el, vac started No
Vesat~T iS,h ~ the ilsg. 4. NJ McClAin,
superintendent Of indlan missions Of the
irv~bytsFtan shaWh. Is making good
i,FugTess The enrolment has reached 80
aud ls Increasing daily. The pupils IN ~.
sshdsnee prose themselves ap, 10 learn
AB4 all soVaA auAious 10 get an education
Thr clerks oihcs al Murray came neal
Hsssa,aining itseli ioT The pas, quarter
I ioH tho arss titps In local history. Theirs
are ,hfrs dspa,iss employed al $50 :
asazish each. u a total salary ioT tbs
qaaitrs II si150 After dodacsing hii
salary. Nj liillArd post into the county
treasury saFplus FeyriP's amounting u
tsssI5" IAss ivii drac.ency Of only
ssss -
AmaHe tAf voters Nhc wrse drawn 10
luTy 3uiy Al ,he cusaihg s~ssi"u 81 ,h'
atssftrt ougfs IN Wallace. were four NO
sass. ,hrex 90 the ,sial jury and one OF
ihs stsn4 iafy, The ,hrfia declines Il
give pasi tho nAsnrs for publication unit
atses Ihvy Air saimnanned. bui - far b.
has ssrVsd pAPcrs a. Mr.. M'nhts Otto q
Murray and MfA T. T. SrysleT Of Wal
Lars Tsssf presence IN the court room
a. iufuss fHueniSes Ia b. quite an aitTAc
tiSs feature
Miss Ftrnrh. state superintendent o
r4i,isac iEsasue,tus, Is conifuaiei With
rsfy cosuylssA,rA prot'en 8; The ihv'
Add Il hsf aiAclAl eaTcrr. The means q
sulriss IL aiil have 10 he provided ty Ii
Bs,ssssaiaie. tat the dsiAis 81 the woTl
b wiil fall Spa hsr. Il u not gcncrAll
1 lagun. lsss tbs ,is,e u Involved IN deb
!, Il su=asshins l.ls slsfDo ior ,sAt book
. n NAy b~ nsuch mnse. Mtss Preach hs
4 80 yst bad t,Fus n sri =, tho mattel
o ssst sas araas that there u al least ihs
g ssneh lhst q ouiug The school district
= arr b~hisa 10 ths state In eoTrespunt
"a tns a,paau,. and there IA an endless con
plsratiou. soEas districts have paid
10 ,hs rannst contemplated by law, ~en'
n ,ns ,heif warrants 10 ,hc county superb
4 tsnient. sho towards them 10 the stat
a ,svasurvr. hu, tn many cAscs !, is e'aiine
= that I,syTnsn, has bOcn made direct to "
q t..,k companies Sspuas no know som
,hinr Il The matter think the total su
u lsrolvri vii reach $3.50 OF 5000
b The Atiaculty has arisen from detects
h ,As ,sst book Law In the 6rst placS u
y revolving appropriated Of $4,000 Pr
a ,,Asd has not lcrn available, owing
sasrso defect. Snd the state has not be-
.a' aide 20 sale with the book compani'
NJ Thsn tho provisions for distribution
'a the hs.aks. for payment by the disir'c'
IN etc are ruorV 81 less detective, and I
y su,irs subject has tech involved IN COM
80 si1n that ssvms endless
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28
rs,,,a.,pA,s'. crew Deserts.

san Diego. Cal. Jan. 2S--A someV IA,
s,,ou. state Of aHair prevails on board
the PhtlAislphia, now IN the harrow mere,
S,pcc tho ariyal Of the Ncssfl neaii! 81
quite ~ meutcrs Of the crew have de
sst,cd. and Of thea" Is have bern reap
iurrd- -. -,
The men arr in very bitter frame Oh
mind. They Sy they we're h'n',a 'n p'.
leave ., Central American and Mexican
rn,t.. bu, promised it when they should should
reach an Amcricau port, bnt since any y,
inc hste very fcv have bCcn permitted u
come ashore. 49,, MI, ~
,,ce from Washington Of his p'"n'o''o .s
Al, commission dating from iA'''m's' =
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-28
The BoslIu Attorneys.

San Francisco, Jan. 24.-Attorneys for
Mrs Corielia BOtkin appeared before
Judge Cook and asked for continuance
on the ground that Mrs. Botkin has been
convicted Of a crime in a state which
lacked jurisdiction in the matter. 1t Will
be remembered, when extradition proceed.
ings were in progress with the possibility
Of Mrs Botkin being sent to Delaware for
trial, her attorneys fought strenuously for
the trial to be held here. arguing, with
success, that Delaware lacked Jurisdiction.