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Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
TO LEAVE ON A LONG CRUISE.
Rear Admiral Howison to Sail on the
 Chicago in Few Days.

Washington, April 22.-Rear Ad- miral Howison, commanding the South Atlantic station, expects to leave New York navy yard in few days on the flagship Chicago to circumnavigate Af- rica en route to Montevideo, which will be the headquarters of the South Atlantic squadron. The object of this long detour to South Anne rica is for the purpose of displaying the Amer ican flag on a modern ship of war to the people of Africa, to whom such spectacle will be novel one. It Is expected that it will take the Chicago about six months to reach Cape Town. The vessel will cruise leisurely through the Msditerranean, the Suez canal and the Indian ocean, and down the east coast of Africa. stopping at all convenient ports.
 The cruiser Montgomery and the gunboat Wilmington will also be ap tached to the South Atlantic station. The Wilmington is already there and the Montgomery left Norfolk yeEter- day morning for St Lucia, West India islands. The little vessel has been thoroughly fitted out at Norfolk for q three years cruise, which term will probably be spent on the South At lantic station. It is minated, hcw- ever, that the Montgomery may ac- company the collier Aberenda and the converted yacht Vixen TO Fag0-Pag0 Both the Vixen and Aberenda are now at Norfolk nearly ready to sail. The big collier has on board tha sectional parts of @ steel coa! pier which the government will erect at the rev naval coaFing station at Pago-Pago, and 1t is surmised that the presence Of vessels of war may be necessary to protect the workmen while the work is in pro- gross.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
PRELIMINARY POLITICAL WORK.
The Republican National Executive
 Committee To Meet Soon.

Washington, April 22.-It is under stood that there will soon be a meet ing of members of the republican na- tional executive committee to. consider some matters preliminary to the cam paign work to be done.
 The democrats practically began their campaign for 1900 immediately after the close of the '96 campaign. Bryan has been making speeches all over the country; political publica- tiorz have tasn kept up through the
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE RISING MISSOURI.
The Water Pouring Through an
 Eighteen-Foot HCle in a Levee.

St. Joseph, Mo, April 22.-The Mis- souri river has risen a foot at this point during the last twenty-four hours and is higher now than it has been this spring. There has been no loss of life as a large force of workmen has been strengthening the levees. 4 break in the Ievee which is about eight feet in width. The bottom-lands are covered and many people have had to move cut of their homes.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
HIGHER AT OMAHA.

Omaha, Neb., April 22.-The Mis- souri river rose several points here last night and a large portion Of the land on the low bottoms is overf1owed. It is still rising slowly, but steadily, and no one appears to know how much higher it is likely e ga, os . further rise is expected from above. Many of the railroad tracks on the bottoms are now under water.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE REBELS ROUTED.

Manila, April 22.-General Lawton took the field at daybreak today with q column of troops consisting of tine North Dakota regiment, two battalions of the Third infantry. the Twenty-second infantry, two guns of Scott's battery, three troops of the Fourth cavalry and Gates squadron, equipped in light marching order His force started at 5 this morning over the Novaliches road, traversing the country previous ly cleared of the rebels, but subse- Quently occupied by them. It is pre- stunned that General Lawton by this movement will outf1ank the enemy before joining General MacArthur north of Novaliches. The Dakota reg iment first encountered the enemy in front of Novaliches at $ a. i'll. The rebels opened fire on our troops, but their fire was siIenced in fifteen min utes, the enemy retiring in bad order and the Americans advancing along the rough road around NovalichesA They were considerably annoyed by the fire of rebel sharpshooters from the jungle for two hours.
 At o'clock this afternoon the rebels were in full flight, leaving many dead on the field and our troops were ccm- pelled to take brief rest in the shade, as the heat was overpowering.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
SECRETARY PORTER.
He Has No. Resigned, But He May
 Do So Soon

Washington. April 22.-A story that the resignation of John Addison Por- ter, secretary to the president, is in the hands of the chief executive, is officially denied at the Whie House. But while !there is no truth in the story of the resignation having been handed in, no surprise will be occa- stoned should MT. Porter take this step at some time in ahe future. AL ethc-.Et -,.zr cf .ttto rot tolL71S-
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
MIXING BUSINESS.
Preacher Stopped a Sermon to Serve a
 Warrant.

Parkersburg, W. Va, April 22.-At Spanishburg, two mountaineers were arrested in church by the minister. The minister was also a deputy sheriff mountaineers for whom he had war rants, in the congregation. The min ister drew his revolver and handcuffed the men. Te then placed them near the pulpit, finished the services and took his prisoners to jail.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE CHINESE SCARED.

Victoria, B. C., April 22.--The pres ence of nearly the whole German fleet at K&ro Chou, according to adviceF by tbla steamer Athenian, is taken by the Chinese press to indicate the possibfi- ity of extensive operations and the Chinese are cuIicI3ly alarmed.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
STRUCK FOR A RAISE.

Buffalo, N. Y, April 22.-Laborers employed in the Union Car works at Deqew struck today. They had been receiving s1.25 a day and ,want s1.50. About 1,500 men are idle in conse- quence of the strike, which is a com plete tie-up of the works
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
A WIPES GRIEF.
In Two Years Drove Her To Self
 Destruction.

San Francisco. April 22.-Mrs. Christina Buttner, who has been on the verge of insanity aver since the death of her husband two years ago, today stood in front of a mirrcr at her home and cut her threat.
 She was preparing to attend the christening of baby whsn she went to her room, apparently very happy. and ended her life
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE TREsTLE GAVE WAY.

Perry Sound, On.., April 22.-While a freight train was passing over the big trestle at Summit cut, the struc- ture gave way, engine and train goiT g to the bottom. Fireman McLar(sl was killed Engineer Garfield was seri- ously and perhaps fatally injured, and Brakeman Mcdonald badly hurt.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE GEORGE CASE.

Canton, O., April 22.-The third week of the trial of Mrs. Annie George for the murder of George D. Gaxton, the brother of Mrs. Mckinley, closed today The arguments will occupy Monday and Tuesday and the case will probably go to ths jury on Wednes- day
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
ARIZONA PosTOFFICEs.

Washington, April 2. Especial )- i postoffice has been established at Providence, Yavapai county, Ariz. Bradford M. Crawford has been ap- pointed postmaster. The postoffice at Junction has been discontinued; the mail will hereafter go to Prescott.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
WALKED ON THE TRACK.
Three Will Never Walk Any
 More

Baraboo, Wis, April 22.-Four young people were run down today by the Chicago & Northeast fast mail at Crawford's crossing near this city Three were instantly killed, as fol- lows: Bennie Tulibs, Kittie Marshall. Nellie Walsh; injured, Frank McDon- aid. The party was walking on the track and failed to notice the ap- preaching train.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
"A s15o,OOO MINING DEAL.

Reno, Nev, April 22.-A deal has been made for a group of Pyramid Lake mining properties by a San Francisco engineer tc an eastern syn dicate for s150,000 The purchasers are expected to arrive here next week. The experts who investigated tha mines reported favorably.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE DEADLY KNOCK-oI T.

PittsBurg, Pa, April 22.-Kid La- veIIe of Chester, Pa, known as tbe '.South African Cyclone" is believed to be dying at Homestead from the ef- fects of knockout blow dfeliv cred by John Cavanaugh of this city during a prize fight last night.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
BASE BALL.
Where Games Were Won and Lost
 Yesterday.

At New York-New York, s; BaIti- more, :.
 At Louisville-First game, Glove land, 6; Louisville, 5. Second game, Louisville, 15; Cleveland, 2.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia !; Brooklyn, 3.
 At incinnati-Cincinnati 4; Chi cago, 1.
 At St. ,Louis-St- Louis, 5; Pitts burg, 3. !
 At Washington Boston. z; Wash i1gtSn,
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
QUAY WILL BE SEATED

Washington, April 22.-senator Mo Milan s2-d today, that while prece- dents are against seating Senator Quay, he was inclined to think that the precedent will not be observed and that Senator Quay will be seated.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
MAY RUN AGAIN.

Washington. April 22.-There is no truth in the report that Vice-President Hobart has decided not to be candidate for vice-president
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
THE MEN SATISFIED.

Cripple Creek, Ca-o, April 22.-The strike of trainmen on the Midland Ter minal railroad has ended, the con- pany having made arrangements as to wages and hours of work that are en- tirely satisfactory to the men.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
COUNTERFEIT REVENUE STAMPS.

Denver, April 22-The internal rev cnue officials have seized in Denver 10000 cigars bearing counterfeit rev. enue stamps. They all came from the factories at Lancaster, Pa, which have been seized by the authorities.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
NO VERDICT AGAINST LYNCHERS

Charleston, S. C., April 22,-At 1o:45 this morning the jury in the late lynching case reported an inability to reach a verdict. The jury was put twenty-five hours. The case goes ever to the next term for retrih.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
A DEAD CONGRESSMAN.

Washington, April 22.- Represent ative Baird of Louisiana died at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
WANTS TO SUCCEED REED.

Washington, April 22.- Represent today stated that he was a candidate for speaker of the next house, if Speaker Reed should retire.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
BEGINNING OF A MINING DEAL.

Durango, April 22.- Ex-Senator Warner Miller of New York has oh- tatned a ninety-day option on tbe Candaleria mines owned by Col. D. N. Burns for $1,OO0, ,00O.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
NOT ORDERED TO APIA.

Berlin, April 22.-The semi-etf1cial North German Gazette today denies the report sent out in a dispatch to the news agency in London yesterday saying that the German protected cruiser Gefion has been ordered to pro- ceed to Apia.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
Nothing More Heard of tue
 Ships Captured Sailors.
ADMIRAL DEWEY AT WORK
General Lawton'S Flying Column Set to Work Recovering inc Ground ReOcCupted by fhG FiIl- DinOS - The Insurgents Were Routed With Great LoSS-ThG OVerp0Wering Heat

Washington, April 22-No word has come to the navy department since last Tuesday relative to the fate of Lieutenant Gilmore and fourteen sail ors of the Yorktown who were am- pushed and captured at Baler, on the island of Luzon. Today Secretary Long advised an inquiry by cable. The secretary says he has no doubt that Admiral Dewey is doing what he can to solve the mystery.
 The arrival of the Yorktown at Ma nila has not yet been reported to the navy department and it is not known whether she had sailed from Iloilo, when she reported by cable the bad news to Admiral Dewey, or whether Commander Sperry put back from Iloilo for Baler after having received endorsements or additional boats.
 LAWTON'S NEW CAMPAIGN.
 The war department today received a cabIegram from General Otis an- nouncing the formation of new fly ing column under the command of General Lawton and the initiation of new campaign which is expected to re- suit in clearing out the jungle in the country north of Manila up to the foot hills of the mountains northeast and up to the termination of the railroad at Balucan. The text of the dispatch was not made public, but it is under stood to agree closely with the account of the movements outlined in the As sociated Press dispatches from Manila.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-23
PROMINENT CoL0RADoAN DEAD

Denver, April 22.-Byron l.. Carr. former attorney -genral of this state, dtsd tod2y at e4ineral Springs, Texas.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Did some one say Il snowedT Wen,
yes. It might be called snow storm;
but there people who believe It was .
snow slide. II began to come down last
Saturday morning in good shape and
continued for forty eight hours. When
1t ceased falling there was two feet Of
snow on the ground and the pedestrian
who was compelled to break . path
down town found it diiIicult work. After
the storm was over the temperature BE-
gan to fall and continued until Wednes-
day night when It reached q point six
degrees below zero. Ceur d'Alene did
not get train until late Monday night
and then It came in preceded By two
snow plow engines. The people wege
disappointed next morning TO End that
the mails had been left &C Spokane
which compelled them TO 80 without
mail from Saturday morning until
Tuesday. The storm covered most Of
the Inland Empire, and was the heaviest
known in many years. One noticeable
feature Of the cold wave was the fact
that We had it only nix degrees below
zero here while NJ ali other points with.
In range Of the wave the theFmometeI
registered from twenty to thirty below.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Whsu business man Ests 10 the point
WkeF< he caanoa sleap Il night, where he h
% shattered Of nerve thai & b torture 10
sSea remain ia his ed. saa Ne has 10 get
up end pare the aoor-it b time for that
1an b bring himself up With . Toaad tara.
u be does rot u meana neEvo1s prostTatAoa
and meutAl, Il not physical, death.
For . man Who gets into this eo1ditioa
there d Q Temedy that viii erace him up
pat him % bic feet and make nan q him
sRain, Il q Dr. FierceH Golden Medical
Discovery. u Roes % the bottom q thlagS.
u searches oua the FRA eaase. WAea .
maa b IN this conditioa yoa en- put Year
angsF o. cue Of tWo spots and hit thai arsl
cause IA The stomach % thu liver - ecth.
spoesl u promptly transforms weak seo0-
sch Into healthy enc. n fArilitakee tha
Gov of digestive luiees snA makes diges-
tioa aaA assimtiatloa perfect II gtves .
aAn an appetite like boyaA u inyigoR-
sAes the liver. n ana the blood with the
hfe-9iViag elenenea q the food, and makes
d pare, rich. reA AID paestifal IAe blood
b the hfe eaFEeah aad Whea Il 10 SLED With
the slements that bald new and healthy
Weil end seFoag. u bailaS ef@. maseaias
aash Tissues and sksoag end steady aerxe
abeEsA n puts new lie, vigur and vitality
inao ever aeom aaA ogEAn % thu eoAy. u
eNENa aesVoaa exhaastisA end pgossEakio1.
Nothing "jasa - COED" en- b fsanA q
Wedieine saoreA
h.A s1Aere4 nnsHe elsysa yesls 49, -
RaAas1 HuhAaFA 81 NaFnes, LaQopan @. AEk.
saqessa - eleven yeafs an1 ses1a r..
asal e 1eneY - asslcsa eaA neeIe.ne. ~ -
:oeiass nedieai Dissssssy. asa lmpgesse EFeas
svszSsas tAa sn b essa hsAaaA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

regiment being sent 70 Iollo. town On
the southern part ofttfs Island. and dis
tant from here coo miles anything foE
change We ell say.
John Frederic Nas granted . dis
charge. but the papers were wrOngfully
made out. and hsye 70 make another
trip to headquarters. hence the delay
viii prevent hIs going on the next
steamer. which sails tomorrow. The
Cd man Is in . pretty bad Ok and could
not survive on this island another month.
All Ceur d'AIene boys are vel. though
all reduced In hesh. Men formerly
weighing l7s pounds new weigh from
40 to 100. Lieut.. Graham and @Pos-
sam" RitzheimeT are the two heavy
weights, the former holding his own,
and ~Possum" nearly 800 pounds.
P.W.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage Of Ex-senator Fred 7. DUBOIS at
Chicago on January lIth. 10 Miss Edna
whited, Of South Dakota. The wedding
win take place At the home Of Misa
whiteds sister, whose husband Il q
Presbyterian minister in Chicago. Mr.
and Mrs. Dubois will then take . shori
wedding trip. going south to New Or
leans, Mobile and other cities. wherS
they win remain until about February
LIST. They win then 90 on to Washing
ton, d. C, where they will remain unit
about March LIST. The many KOOtena
county friends Of Mr.. Dubois will iOiE
the Pass in extending most heart!
congratulations.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

To be bound hand and foot for years
By the chains Of disease b the worst
form Of slavery. George ID. Williams.
Of Manchester. Mich tells how sueh .
slave Was made free. He says: my
wife has been % helpless for Eve yeaEs
that she could not turn over In bed alone.
After using two bottles Of Electric Bit
ters. she IL wonderfully improved and
able to do her own york" This supreme
remedy fOr female diseases quickly cures
nery0usness, sleeplessness. melancholy.
headache. baekache, fainting and dizzy
spells. This miracle working medicine
10 gOdsend to weak, siekly. run down
people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
30 cents. Sold BY AL. Miller, druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Ladies', take the bast. II you ere
troubled with constipation, salIow skin,
and tired feeling take KaEl's Clover Tea
u ls pleasant 70 take. Sold By A. L.
Miller, prescription druggist.
The young men Of Cour d'AIens have
organized an athletic club with mem.
bership Of twenty-five. Dlckey's hall
has been secured By the club and b be-
Ing lifted up with the necessary applI-
ances. The following officers have been
elected: Ralph Smith. president: Oliver
Jellum, vice president: Ira DOty, secre-
taTy; Matthias Miller, treasurer; Arthur
Doty, librarian; George OHsfs. gym
nasium manager. The boys propose "a
fit the room upin good shape and make
u On attractive place where the mem
bers may spend an evening very pleas
antiy.
For artistic enlarged crayon word, call
on Donovan, the photographer, Merriam
block. Cenr d'Aiene. The work costs q
little more. bat It ls superior TO the cheap
factory limitations t0rned ont and soid
for genuine crayons.
To have the men who have demon.
strated their organizing ability BY great
business successes tell their secrets Of
organization. 10 the object Of the editol
Of the Cosmopolitan. That he b sue
ceedlng. is proved In the January issue
By the article from Charles r. Flint
who 10 regarded In New YORK - on
Of the the three or four ablest organizer
In America. lie ID president Of tn
Rubber Trust and the head Of the gTesi
mercantile house OF Flint, Eddy & Co.
which has its ramifcAtion In almost
every port Of the world. Mr.. Flint tell
very openly what makes for success ID
In the organization Of business. Hi
article may be read with interest By tn
Rock efellers, the Armonn, and th,
WanamakerS ~ well - By the humblest
clerk seeking 70 fathom the secret OI
business success.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cure
where Others fail Il 10 the leading
cough cure and no home should be with
out It. Pleasant 10 take and goes righ
TO the spot Sold BY A. L. Miller, pre-
scFiption druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07
JAMES 4. KEAr.
JOHN D. 0ooDE,

TSKUR p'ALENE u q city Of I'D
~ popalAGlon. branliGaliy situated on
The uostheFu shoFu Of the famous GraE
d'Alrns IAkr. ~ miies eaas Of Spokane
90 q branch linz % The Nogthesn Pacific
railroad Lines % sarnmes make Ergu.
lat uirs from this city % tAs lahs 70 tAs
head Of aaStgaIAoa ca lhs 81 Jos and
Graf q Alrna tivess. coaRrrtIng Al liar
V.sga usIh tie EAllFuad Its inIo Ihs
gid. sists1 ard lsad nainsA The city n
oess u he most nueesi enmmss tv-0gtl
In The nosthwssa, and h becomlng NOR
p1psslAS each ysaF Its nahlng. heating
boAIiag Ana bAihlag asiraeitsEa are al
uoas limitlsaa TIE nteMs 4. \ mill
tAsy psaG To- the uesa UoSt sherman
AMI IL snagniAosnt forest PARA EusssvA
iioa Adiata llss city % tha wust- Th'
eUaasry round Ahunt IL mRda ~ II Ticl
agricultural lasds ard axtslaive f0Eeal
Of yssI0w pans. af. cedar and tAmsras
and The city b assaiscA 10 beecms
naaaiaetnSin9 eentss Cor ths ptcduet
Of ,h-ss uuuda. Tbs baainess pssn an
E,s.asuls are eaterrsisang. ard TAB
pss3e in making Tie place attFncsiv'
There are four church oggnnlsasions
Msshosilst Presbyterian. EpancoPal an
RamAn Catholic. TIE recFel cgael
az. uesl rsPsaNated by . lodge each 9
NAsoo,. odd Fsiious. knighsn Of i'yll
la, Eastern star. Daughters Of u
bsGAh. Improved Order u HE'D Me-
Naerab~es, l.. q. 7. ~, q. A. H. a.
WOnsu's Relief coSpa The city Is sol
pIisa With electric lights. good vat
So'G' an elegant pubic school bulk
los. on. sASmiIl. two hnt clans h0ssl
boa. building yards. etc. There are ,
cool opportunities 20 engage In lucs'
tive business and diversified farmin
Nanntactariss are particularly desire
end are ofietvd extra inducements. II
'Snmsts are temperate. with saHscie
rainfall 10 insure abundant cfups, Nhi
the winters are ftes from extreme col
No better location Tor profitable inve'
n'ni' or fot securing ideal homes G.
b found in the northwest There
duays a welcome here, among IN 9
es'lent people, Ia . beautiful regiou q
On incompaTabls climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Was the result Of his splendid health.
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are not found where stomach, liver, kid
ueys and bowels are out Of order. II
you want these qualities and the success
trey bring, use DF. Kings New Life
Pills. They develop every power Of
brain and body. Only &c at A. l. Nil
ler's drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

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them, also old, running and fever sores.
ulcers. bOils, felOns, cOEns. warts. cuts,
bruises. burns. scaaas. chapped hands.
EcaalblMtns. Best pile cure on earth.
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Miller, druggist.