The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-07-01

PRAISED ths navy and criticised n
army.
/ HE nrst trial trip q TIE new Amsxi
can cup defender Columbia which TOD
place IN NarFaeAnsstt hay, vas nor
successful than either her builders O
her owners had reason % hopa No
only did the rev beat show hsrsslf d
Be seaworthy In every particular, bu
she met the old racer Defender In ,
friendly brush Of q mile 10 windwart
and EAnquisAed her with the creates
ease
FitEsiHnDoas has agreed to Gght NeCOy
/ in Sep4enber.
{ Sir ThOmGs Ipton's cup ehaIlrnee,
Shanroek has been launched al MIIwan
W IL MeDonAld, business manager o
the Evening Telegram, Portland, Or, Z
dead
Charlie MeKt~ver defeated oxsn Zie-
! ier in the seventh round in Ne~ Yolk
MOnday.
/ A r Hill. an cid resident Of vAneOa
Yer. b C., vas run over and killed BY 1
street car.
One troop q the Sixth cavalry at Fort
Riley, ksn. Is ordered 10 Boise Barracks
Idaho, and another troop Of the same regi-
ment frOn Fort Riley to Fort Wall
WAlla. Wash
In Toledo, o, the freight house q the
Michigan Central vas destroyed BY FIRE
by Moniay
The oNhers Of the nsx cup defender
Columbia, have accepted it without fur
Their bailder's trial
President Mckinley Laid the corner
stone Of the new mill Of the Berkshire Cot
ton ConlpaHy, in Adams, Mass
john Daughters, brieklayer at Wall
Walk, WASH Was nlortAIly Woaadr-i
Monday by briek filling On his head
The four-oared race over the two-mile
course today vas Won by Pennsylvania
TiIne, ll:l2 C0rnrn Vas sreon4- Time
ll;l4 Is.
Edith, the 5-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Loehr of walla wallA.
Wash, vas run over by a wagon and
killed Monday.
Two eases Of yellow fever and fonr
deaths from the dfssase were off ialiy re-
ported Monday, making total Of 3J cases
and II deaths
The freshman eight-osre,l race b-tween
Penn@y Columbia and Cornell over
the tuo-mile eours< vas won by Cornell
Time, 9:5j. Columbia was second. one
and one-quarter bat lengths behind Cor
nell Time, 1000. Pennsylvania finished
third three and i quarter lengths behind
Columbia. Tine l0:l0
A peculiarly cold blooded, bold, and al
the same time mysterious murder, oc-
CURED in SEATTLE Manlay. The victim wa,
Thomas Murray, commonly called Rel
Murray. While He was sitting in
chair IN a saloon, an unknoEn man quiet
ly walked up TO him and, bending his head
backward. cut his head of With a razor.
An earthquake II severity Was felt We'd
nr~dAy 1t Pi-a and Florence, Italy.
The japanese batiIeship H4tsuse has
been launched at Nea Castle, England.
" illiam Goe5el has been nominated for
governor Of kentucky by the democrats.
Tue>day duel occurred in Galveston,
Tex James johnson and William Boyd
aere the duelists
In 4 recent storm along the japanese
cod-t ~ vessels were wrecked and 4 mum
L@T Of lives we're lost
Captain \. b. Ingraham and crew Of the
steamer PIwnee, which vas burned, have
landed III North Carolina
According 10 the Portland weather bu-
relm, all danger Of Il flood in the Columbia
anu willamette rivers Is passed.
W. +. Herman, supervisor Of the Grand
Canyon forest reserve in Arizona. Vas ia
tally burned by the explosion Of a lamp.
-Four negroes are dead in Birmingham
Al, as result OF not between the
white and negro miners at the ore mines
near Cardiff
The Washington State Board If Control
h1- removed Superintendent LOckhlrt Of
Medical Lake ylum. DR.. }. d. M4eLeln
WLs slected bis successor.
Amidst the pomp Of military and civic
and the reveTent homage Of
thousands If people in whose eaus. he gave
mp his life, the funeral If Ensign John
Robert Monaghan, late Of the United
states flagship Philadelphia, Vas held in
Spokane