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Solid for Diaz,

City of Mexico. Dec. 3.-The liberal
party committee has called national
convention Of the party to assemble
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06
RIoter. Arrested.

Wardner, Idaho, May a-The tables are
turned. Forty trembling prisoners are
huddled together like scared sheep, COW
cred by the loaded rifles Of the Twenty
fourth infantry. Over the hills back Of
Wardner scared miners are running as Il
for life. The bowling headers Of the furi-
Gus mob Of Saturday--the raging dynA-
miters who thirsted for ruin, blood and
.anarchy-they are today trembling fugi-
lives scurrying over rocks and h-Iltops in
frantic efforts to 60 somewhere
only to get away.
Quietly, calmly, a. IL ON dress parade
On an OF day, detachment Of the Tween
ty-fourth infantry marched into town this
morning. There was no need 10 announce
their mission-to arrest the rioters. The
news spread swiftly; and behind it came
a panic. On all sides men began scurry-
ing for cover. Some tried to hide in
houses; others took to the hills 1t was
not fight; il was = panic. In every
direction rushed the flying dynamiters,
scattering 10 the hillA
From Canyon Cueek come reports that
the mob leaders are still slipping out d
the camp. The majority are hurrying
into Montana, where they expect all the
support and sympathy which the Butte
unions can give.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Building IL being rushed all over
Greenwood and Anaconda.
The liquor dealers OF Greenwood
have organised liquor dealers pro
tective association.
A large number OF unemployed
cooks and walters are now In Green.
wood. and u will be well for this class
Of lAborcrs 10 steer clear Of Green.
wood AZ present.
The Ice has disappeared from Chris.
tina lake from the south end up a. far
as Texas point. and the lake IL open
TO navigation for that distance. Above
Texas point there IL still considerable
lea. but Il IL now going fast During
the winter the little steamer Myrtle
D.. which previously saw much ser.
vice on SLOGAN and Arrow lakes, has
been laid up At Levally's. on Christina
lake. and ID now undergoing q thor
ough overhaullnE. preparatory 10 The
spring and summer business. With
the Increasing knowledge Of the beau.
tles and advantages OF Christina lake
as 1. summer resort, Il 10 probable
that Il will become increasingly popu.
lar each season.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Washington, April S0.-The war court
Of inquiry has completed lis report and
adjourned. The report was delivered to
Acting Secretary Meikeliohn, who i'm,
mediAtely sent II 10 the White House.
The report Il Of about 5000 words. and
goes fully into the questions which have
been raised in connection with the army
beef. The text has not been made public
and win not be until the president shall
have read it. The verdict, however. is
known 10 be that the charges which Gen
eral Miles made before the war invcs,i.
cation commission are not Sustained in
reference 10 the refrigerated baef, although
his contention that the canned beef was
not q suitable continuous ration is admit
ted.
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there wilI be b more Ilghting.


Wardner, Idaho, May 4.-The trOops
are continuing to search for dynamiters
and number have been placed under
guard. General Merriam, Attorney Gen.
eral Hays and United States Marshal
Ramsey have arrived
A detachment Of troops has been or
dered to the Canyon UTeek and Mullan
strcnghoids Of the enemy and with them
win 60 a number Of non-un;on miners
who viii try to identify the dynamiters
and il is feared the desperate men will
give battle before they win give in to
the officers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

\ 7. r. Kechum, Of Salmon City, Il
the last one Of the Shoup rangers 70
make his way back home. He arrfv-
ed last week.
J. L. Armstrong has sold to Elmer
Nichol Of UniontoWn, the Central fer
~, and 15S acres, including his home
place for $500.
Judge William Perkins, member Of
the State Text Book Commission, win
attend the session Of the text book
board which conyenes In Boise, IN Nay
LIST.
DR.. o. J. West, acting superintendent
OF the Lapwat Industrial school says:
The Lapwai school will after the pres
ent session. become . non-reservation
school, and next fall there win be two
or three hundred Indian children In
attendance from the various north
western reservations.
The body Of Miss Dora Clendenfng
who committed suicide BY drowning
At Lewiston. Jan. ~, has been found
near AlmotA A reward Of $500 was
offered for the recovery OF the body.
No cause for the suicide has been made
public. Il was 4 very strange case.
The le-year-old girl LETT q farewell
note for her mother and deliberately
walked to her death. She left a good
home and fortune.
-Four shots were fred at a burglar
who was discovered in J. Alexander's
store In lewiston The would-be rob
Der surrendered himself to the o6icers.
J. A Cook. q clerk. who sleeps in q
room over the store. heard the Intrud-
er In the building. He gave the alarm
from his window and then, arming
himself. proceeded down stairs. He
fired four shots At the burglar. The
latter attempted to escape through
the window BY which he entered, but
fell into the hands OF the ofhcers, Who
had surrounded the house. He Il a
stranger here and refuses to give his
name.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Wilmington, Del, April S0.-Five men
were killed and one fatally injured by the
explosion Of powder pres at DurCnts
smokele~s powder works yesterday at
oArneys Point, n. J., nearly opposite tAa
city. The dead ares
Captain Stewart, U. S. A., powder In.
spector, Harvey Smith, Joseph Yeager,
Isaac Eient, Amos Morris. IT,, wOrApe en-.
A workman named Russell was horribly
mangled about Tia body and lost the sight
Of botA eyeA He 3 not expected . live
The cause q the explcalOa 4 unkncwa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Rome. May L-TAs Italian ministry
has resigned.
The resignation Of the ministry l. the
sequel to scene In the chamber Of depu-
ties yesterday. In the course Of . pro-
lOnged and animated discussion regarding
the governments foreign policy, TIE min
lister Of forign Affairs. Admiral CAnevero.
created . lively sensation by producing .
response to the attack upon hls policy st
San Mum bay.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06
NAG ARTHUR STRIVES AHEAD
SAN THOMAS WAS CAPTURED.
Gen. Mals asa Whestsn Tssk Rnrt-A
NambsF Were Wenndsa-Rebefa Afs
WsveEing-0sn. LunHse Yorcss wan ~
4 Destroyed Unlsss Thsy enrrcpdsr.

Manila, May 4.-5isO ,. M General
Macarthur has carried Esn Thomas after
encOuntering strong resistance General
Hale moved On ths right and Brigndisr
General Wheaton attacked the left In .
daring charge in which ColoneI Funston
again distinguished h.msslL The KAN an
was wounded in the hand and several
other officers and enlisted men were also
wounded.
Colonel 6ummeEA with part Of the 0se-
gon and Minnesota regiments and 4 gun
Of the Utah, took Maasih on tie night.
resting four miles from San Fernando The
FliPinos are retreafing toward San la
dor, and ii ID expected win make . stand
at Arayat, At which place the whole Of the
rsbei force in the province Of rAnpanga
Is concentrating.
Il il reported that impressed by recent
events the Rilipinos are wavsFing N their
allegiance 10 the insurrection and ara
likely 70 assume . neutral attitude IL
seems General LnnA's forces are destined
TO destruction within a few days unlem
they surrender on scatter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06
war stopped Toe Soon.

wellington, N. z, May s.--Advices
from Samoa indi ate that The instructions
received from the powers 70 CcAse hOstil.
tiles make the situation In the islsnds
very serious, - the rebels hold the main
food supply and are again near the munic.
lpAlity Of Apia. 8
The correspondent Of Reuters Newa
Agency thinks Il is evident that the home
authorities have misunderstood the sitaa-
ton in Samoa The Gc1mana and rebel,
arc already jubilant and claim viclcss
over the Brltish and American forces.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Butte, Mont. April SO.-IathOp Dunn
Wallace. aged II, a member OF this years
graduating class Of the high school, died
yesterday morning from the Effects Of be.
ing struck by baseball white practicing
yesterday. A swift liner struck him un-
der the ear and fractured the base Of the
brain
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06
Tornado vle,,m..

kirksville. No, April S0.--The cor.
rected list Of those killed IN TIE tornado Of
Thursday night places the number 10
niPht al 81.
The number Of injured now reaches 81
and some o. these are 50 badly ,nIalcl that
they win In all probability die. The
search among the ruins stlll con 'lnaea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06
Note. rive allnlons Each.

Washington, May ls-four United
States TREASURY notes for ts.0OAQ0o each
have been drawn and trarsanitted 70 the
secretary Of state to Be used in settlement
Of the &eo.00o.0Oo due spaia under the
Parii treaty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

wardnef, Idaho, May a.--TAe suspense
10 ended. Once more the law exists, prop
criy may be resperted and lie has . little
value in the Occur dAlcneS For the
blue-eoaied soldiers Of Uncle Sam have
conc at last. The nightmare 10 ended.
There l. troable yet TO ccme-much
trouble. TIE pledged Efforts 70 br.Rg the
guilty 10 justice may excite fresh riots,
cause new blooashed; but mob rule at
waraner e q thing q the past For 10
days the people Of this town have lived
in terror. No one knew what hour MIGHT
bring an outbreak Or where Il might end.
No one would have been surprised by q
dozen murders; no one would have been
surprised by the burning Of the town.
Even last night at midnight came frcah
rSImoFs that an armed force was on its
way from Canyon Creek ready for more
violence. And now, at last the troops
have come.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Washington, May THE following
cahlegram has been received at the navy
department from Admiral KAntz.
Auckland, May 4.-Subdated Apia.
April 2Tl.-TO Secretary Navy, Washing
ton: All quiet Al ApiA Aataafa and his
chief agreed to keep outside lines pre-
seribed by British officer present and
and to Until eommis jan
there viii be no more fighting.
"KAUTZ"
The eablegram was mutilated In trans
mission, but the meaning q plain con-
frming the press report that truce has
been agreed upon in Samoa, and there
will be no more hOstilities pending the
reaching of a conclusion BY the cOmmis-
sion now on the way to the iSlanas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Mr.. Du Patty DO Clam. who IL lnvolv.
ed In the Dreyfus scandal. is reported
to have remarked to q friend: MY
fato IL written In my name. Patti, In
Latin, means to Buifer. and clam. se-
cretly, In silence. without saying q
word. am following out nay destl.
ny; suffer IN silence"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Dora vein. which show . strong ana
veil defined leage Of quartz, from 9 10
10 feet In Tidth.
The Republic mine is looking as usn.
q. and IL IN q fine quality Of ore.
Work has bee resumed ON the Gold.
en- Chariot and Golden Chest claims.
The Gold Leaf tunnel IL In 40 feet.
Zinc air pipes are being put In for ven
tiIation.
The dr1rt on the SummitRepubiic Il
being advanced about four feet each
"a hours.
The Kate Hayward tunnel Il IN iss
feet and has about % feet more 70 run
70 cut the vein.
The Princess Maud ID stiIl booking
fne and there Il no indication Of any
break or pInehing.
z The shaft on the Delta Il being sunk
rapidly. The ledge IL reported as look
ing a. weI1 As ever.
A fne showing ID being made on the
several veins Of the Black Tain mine.
By stripping and sinking.
The management OF the Mabel mine
reports having struck two or three
feet OF ss6 ore At the bottom Of the
shaft.
The Dora crosscut is in about eight
feet but no quartz is visible. II IL not
improbable that the ledge Ia still rs
feet away.
The Reindeer tunnel is stiII being
driven and has attained q length Of
nearly 200 feet II Is believed that
the ledge Is not far from 80 feet ais
tant
British CoIumbia.
A contract has been let for sinking
the shaft OF the Arlington In the SIo-
can country, another 100 feet.
Work on the Golden Wedge on Lem
on creek in the SLOGAN 10 stfIl under
way, and they intend starting up their
new stamp mill this week.
The lead stack at the Hall Mines
smelter at Nelson, which has been
running for some days. IL giving every
satisfaction. and the big copper blast
furnace viii be blown In at the end Of
the month.
The parties having the contract for
the 40 feet OF tunnel on the Minnie
~. near Fort Steele. have completed
their contract They report that the
property - looking well and that there
ID eight feet Of gaIena and carbonates,
that recent assays give total value Of
es4 70 the ton.
The Noble Five concentration was
expected to commences work about tho
LIST Of May.
Information has been received from
an authoritative source that the Monte
Chlsto mine At Rossland will resume
operations In q few weeks. The prop
erty was shut down in September last
for the purpose OF being examined
The result OF the examination By the
expert has not yet been made public.
The owners have been prosecuting
the work on the Calumet and Hecla in
the SLOGAN. all winter. They have
driven crosscut in go feet, cuttins
the ledge at ITO feet depth. where the
ledge is 30 feet wide.
The NicAle Plate. at ROssland, dur
ing 50 days in February and March
last, with two machines working two
shifts. drove ZIG feet. an average Of
over six feet q day being accomplished
Preparations are now being made on
the Josie, near Rossland, to resume
sinking in the SO0-foot shaft, and low
er levels win be reached as rapidly a
possible
The Antoine. in the SLOGAN. has re
sumed work with fairly large force
The hoisung machinery At the Dun
dee mine. near Ymir. is now in run
ming order.
The amount OF the weekly ship
ments from the Rambler-Cariboo haI
been doubled and another dividend q
expected June LIST
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Trenton. n. J.. May She Pacific
Coast Biscuit Company with an author
iEed capital Of sl!000. 900. was incOpor.
ated yesterday at the Office Of the Ssrrs-
tary q state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

| WardneE, Idaho. April 30. - Armed,
marked and desperate, 1000 miners from
Canyon creek poured into the town Il
noon yesterday on stolen Northern Pa,
cife train. Three hours later they had
left with their miAzi0n accomplished. Ths
great Bunker Hill min, costing 500 200,
bad been blown into million pieces by the
aid Of ton and half Of dynamite, which
the rioters brought with them- Although
the mob from Canyon CFesk met with not
the slIghtest resistance. yet they left hers
with two Of the Bunker Hill men shot
from behind, while with them they took
the dead body Of fellow rioteE, whom
they themselves had accidentally sho..
The dead comprises,
Jack Smith, miner at the TigeE
at Burke. shot with rifle bali through
the chest,
The injured ars;
james CheyBe, yanner man at ths
Bunker Hill mine, shot through the hia.
r. r. Rngsrs stenographer at TIA
Bunker Hill mine Office; shot through ths
lip, slight.
The Bunker Hin mine h closet. When
Il gin be re-opened q thing that no Nv.
ing man can say. With the NTH wrecked
Il Is impossible To handle the ore produced
at the mine workings. The Last Claancs
Is likewise closed down. II has been get.
ting power from the Bunker Hill mil, and
the destruction Of those works win ahso-
intely prevent the Last Channs from work.
ing for the next thres months. or until
lie own compressor Is completa Mean,
while the total working force Of the town
d laid oG.
The wreeking Of the mill plant involve,
The livelihood a 600 men. The BunkeI
fiili mine UP 10 the strike had bssn york
ing 800 nAen and the mill 20, while thu
Last Chance altogether employed l5c
people.
DsnAaa fss Troops.
AZ ESQ last evening the governor seni
10 PTsident Mckinley . formal demand
far 500 regular soldiasa, asking that they
BE- dispatched al once 30 the scens. Mr.
tial law has not been DECLARED. The crdi
nary legal fortnalities not having beer
gone through with, and Il ssznA doubtfa
u any such procedure can be had. owihs
10 the Affiliations o. % many Of the OH
eiAls In ShOahone county who must co
0psnta
valuabIe Papers DestFeyea.
II has been learned that . quantity
Of valuable documents In the Gait nos
pending tslWeen the Banker Hin q Sui
ivan and che Last ChApce had been place
in he Bunker Hfa ofice. and were CON
pleiely destroyed when that bnilding wal
ared. Among thasa documents WeE'
maps, drawings ~ The mines and dat
a The greatest impoStAnee % Tie Bunls
Hill people. u b not known What cifee
On the suit he Destruction q thess p
peu win have. The more valuable q n
oliIce papers, togther with what cash va
on hand. weEr plAnod In the nAie suEDs Tim
before the building was fired. and pruaabl!
aill be found TO BE- uninjuFed When III
aaie Il recovered from the EninA
The Banker I'M 4 Sullivan Mininl
Company, nor at war With the uniol
miners At the Ocear d,Alcncs, has its 81
aces In San franeiscO. II b owned by
syndiCate q California and Standard d
capitalists II Il capitalized for S3y0C0,
GOO, IN 100000 shares, Il the par valn
q sl0 each, and has paid 10 data sesAJ0O
in diyidsadA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Methodlsm had an early start In
Yreka. Cal. In 1859 the itinerant was
on the field. During the Same year
the iirst church, built Of logs. was 81
cured. This was replaced in 1854 by
. small frame structure. which. though
very unpreeentious, IL said 70 have cost
$4,000. This house did service for a
years.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Salt Lake. Utah. Nay 1.-The ground Il
severed with about four inches Of snow
and the storm, whleh started in at
o'clock this morning. still continues at
noon. II Il feared much damage win Be
done to the fruit crop.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Washington. May 6.-There & q belief
among members q congress that the presi-
dent viii call congress 10 meet in extra
session this fan, probably in October.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Professor N. NJ. Curtis Of Adelbert
college has given that institution hls
private collection OF Oriental curlos
valued at thousands Of dollars.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

New York, May 4s-Seth Lowe, Cap.
tain A. T. MahAn and w, +. Hob, Ameri-
con delegate to the peace conference at
The Hague. sailed yesterday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06
rats ana ssarls. 10 Fa.As An D.uver

Denver. oOlo.. May a.--AEanAeer Otto s.
Floto, Of the Colorado Athletic A@ocia-
ton sayS the Nt1slmmons-Jeff aEAt
viii take place In Denver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

hhree ScAeonsrs Ashore On Cape ood.
Highlang Light Mass, Nay A-As a
result Of the foggy weather and brisk
gale three schoOners lay stranded on Cape
Cod yesterday morning. Their crews e.
caped
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

A male adult has half an ounce Of
sugar In his blood.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Forty-fOur per cent Of all TIE lana
In Sweden ia mortgaged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

Jim CAeyne, one Of The men who wac
wounded In the riot at wardner Satiar-
day. died at the Sacred Heart hospital
this afternoon At Spokane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-06

The north drift ON the No. 1 level Of
the San Poil mine Is again running In.
to ore.
The Payne tunnel IL in 100 feet
The Palo Alto tunnel IL in SIs feet.
The North San Poll SHAFT 10 down 90
feet. ~ sss-se#ss
The entire bottom Of the Mabsl shan
is In SIT ore.
Surface work IL still In progress on
the Surprise claim.
The Insurgent claim IL down 20 feet
and Is passing into the tootwall
Four cuts have been made on the
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Charged with Larceny.

New York, May 25.-George Pereval
Stewart, said to have been the vice presi-
dent of the Financial agency of this city;
Robert Hammond, Edward G. Barr and
Daniel J. Pierce have been arrested in
Hoboken, N. j.. on a warrant for the lar
ceny of $50. Many checks of a peculiar
nature were found in a satchel with one
OF the prisoners. and their stationery
bore the title heads of the Columbia Saw
ings Investment company. the Financial
Agency company and the American In
vestors' company. The last organization
opened offices in this city last January,
and on Jan. 80 Stewart and Pierce were
arrested on the charge of using the mails
for fraudulent purposes, the arrests be-
ing based on indictments found by the
federal grand jury for the western dis
trict of Arkansas. The American Invest
ors' company disappeared and the Finan-
cfal Agency company took its place at
the same address. Stewart first came into
publicity in 1889 when vice president of the
Granite State Provident Banking and
Loan associate This association failed
in 1896 with liabilities of 1885, 900, of which
about 5000 900 was due to $500 stockhold-
org
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Remain. Brought Back.

San Francisco, May 25.-The remains
of IS soldiers who died in the Philip
pines have been landed from the trans
port Sheridan and will be sent for burial
wherever relatives or friends may de-
SIRE Among them are the following:
Colonel Stotsenburg of the LIST Nebras-
ka. He died of a gunshot wound His
remains will be sent to New Albany,
Ind. Edgar J. Johnson, Company D.
End Oregon, died July IS of typhoid
fever; William C. O'Leary, Company
I, 1st Montana, died Sept. of spinal
meningitis; Rufus X. Holbrook, Com
pany c, End Oregon, died Aug. 10 of
typhoid fever; William Fields hospital
corps, U. S. A. died Sept. of typhoid
fever, his remains will be sent ITO Cen
taur. Mo-; Walter Meerdine, 23d infant
ry, U. S. A, died July 81 of typhoid
fever; Leroy S. Minnick, Company c.,
LIST Wyoming, died Aug. Is of typhoid
fever; Edwin c. Young. Company A,
End Oregon, died Aug. 1 of typhus fever;
Thomas H. Sargent. hospital corps, died
Aug. II; Daniel Nickels, Company H, LIST
California, died July rs of paralysis;
George H. Perkins, Company B, 1st
California died Aug. of pneumonia:
Francis Deckalman, hospital corpk died
Aug. 30 from morphine poisoning.
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A REIGN OF COERCION.
Irish Women Hiss the Name of Queen
Victoria.

~, -. :. :
Afish women HISS the Name OF queen
Victoria.
New York, May 2I-Representatives of
more than 60 Irish societies and organiza-
tons in and near New York met last
night in Fernando's hall and celebrated
Queen Victorias birthday. All the coun-
ties of Ireland were represented by the
delegates. who numbered about $50 and
included three women. One of these three
led the kissing at every mention of the