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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-02

nature but he says Of general interest
that the weather there is dense, sitting
and hot, causing great discomfort. The
following quotation has reference to about
the time the letter was written, January
2lst, 1899:
1--WE have been confined to quarters
the last three days, expecting mill with
the insurgents. Last Sunday they gave
US i've days to get off the island.
We had to keep together while on patrol
30 there would be no danger of our get
ting stabbed in the back and II the insur-
gents started trouble 10 make break for
the quarters. Otis and Agunaldo
patched up the difficulty and now the ex-
element is nearly over"
BY the courtesy OF Timms Claus, THE
HERALD is enabled to make extracts from
"The Manila Freedom" bearing date De.
cember %, 1898. An advertisement
shows that a rare opportunity is offered
small investors to cooperate in the pur-
chase and management of a plantation
suitable for the culture of sugar cane, to-
bacco and rice. There are 3400 acres in
the tract, situated eighty miles from
Manila, and the purchase price $4,000
in gold. There are to be twenty shares
of stock issued of the value of 81, 900
Mexican money. The place, it is claimed
will yield SO per cent on the investment.
There is an advertisement Of "a gentle
man who speaks English, French, Span
ish, Italian, Turkish, Greek and Arabic"
who wants a position as an interpreter.
The A. o. U. w. order meets every
night AZ the Quartet De Infanteria.
A notice calls for union of the miners
for the district OF Luzon. 1.-THE nights
are Delightfully."- cool army blankets"
A leader in the paper argues that
"Aguinaldo does not want war"
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Soldier Boys Will Be Remembered.

Remember the BOYS at Manila. On
Saturday, March IL, one-fourth Of every
dollar you spend with US will be sent to
Co. f, First Wash. Vol, as a special
fund to be expended in caring for the
sick OF the company.
7-2t l. II. DLLs & Co.
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Pullman, Jan. III L. Gilbert, North.
srn Pacific conductor OF the Genesee
branch train running oNt Of Pullman, was
killed instantly about II p m. SATURDAY
by accidentally LiPping and falling in
tront OF a moving car. This train il Whsl
Is know n as a mixed train and the con
duetor was busily engaged in switching
freight cars and clearing the main line
for the arrival Of the through train from
spokane which is due here at ll:4O. He
bad just signalled the engineer 10 make .
dying switch and kick ear No. III, loaded
with wood, onto sidstraek and climbed
on as it passed and set the brakes. In
attempting TO jump oil his foot aIipped
and he fell directly in front Of the cal
which passed over him and beyond, the
wheels passing over his neck and severing
the head from the body as though cui
with an axe. With the exception Of the
right hand being crushed there was n,
other mutilAtion, the face and head being
unscaTred.
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Miller Know. HI. Business.

Washington, Jan 3.-GenerL Otis Of
Manila has eabled the war department
that, in his opinion, General Miller has
the situation we'll in hand at Iloilo, and
be fully understands the purpose Of the
president not to crowd the insurgents un
duly. 1t is highly desirable that hos.
iile collision beta cen the American for, e.
and insurgents should be avoided at all
hazards, at least, pending the ratification
OF the peace treaty, and as Miller nov
understands this purpose on the part Of
the president, be may be relied upon TO
resort to force only under absolute CON.
pulsion. - l
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Havana. Jan. 1.-The city l. quiet ana
the Cuban indignation at the American
authorities forbidding demonstrations il
,nbsiding. There have been no incidents
u disorder and General Brooke i confident
that Sunday viii pas peacefully,
A general order was issued yesterday
taking over the Spanish Telegraph and tel
sphOne Inca p
The Spanish auxiliary cruiser RapidO
and the Spanish torpedo boats Marques
EnsenAda Dalisia, Marquis Molins and
Diego Velasquex sailed today for Spain,
siA the island Of Martinique. The Raphlo
aAd on board Admiral MAntsrOla. the
spanish naval commander. and the Pa,
Iriota, another Spanish auxiliary cruiser,
takes the Spanish naval officials
The Proclamation.
A proclamation by MAjos General
brooke will be issued tomorrow to the
people Of the island. Il Is A. folIoas:
looming among you ~ the representa-,
tive OF the Presldent, in furtheranre anu
IN eOntinuation Of the humane parpos<
%ith which my country Intertered to put
an end to the distressing conditions in
lhis island, deem it proper to say that
the object Of the present government Is
70 give protection to the people and Sc
surlty to property, TO restore confidence,
TO encourage the people to resume the
pursuits Of peace, to build up waste plan
IALions, to resume commercial traIhc ami
10 afford full protection in the exercise OF
all civil and religious rights
"Io this end the protection Of the Unit
ed States government i'll be directed and
every possible provision will be made To
garry these objects through the channel.
Ut civil administration. although under
military eontrOL In the interest and foi
the benefit OF all these people OF Cuba aud
Ihose possessed OF nights and property In
The island. the civil and criminal eOde.
Ahieh prevailed PRIOR to the relinquish-
meni Of Spanish sovereignty will EenAin
IN force. with such modlhcations and
changes as may from time to time be
found necessary in the interest of good
government.
The people Of Cuba, without regard to
previous Affiliations, are invited ami urxel
TO cooperate in these obie>ts by the exsr-
ese OF moderation, eORcllA ton and gOOd
all one toward another and q hearty
accord in our humanitarian purposes wiz
insure Kind and beneheent government
The military governor OF the island
viii also be pleased to confer with thoss
Sho may desire to consult him on natter
Il public interest"
The text Of the proclamation has been
aAbied to Washington and approved
Special Cabinet for Brooke.
Washington, Jan 1.-The war depart,
uent has come to the conclusion that il
Sll be necessary TO accord GenerAi
SrOoke, military governor Of Cuba, the
assistance of a special cabinet approaching
IN functions the late 4uton0nGst eablnsl
II Cuba in the administration of the elyli
ItfAirs Of the island.
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A BIOOdIess DuNl.

Budapest, Jan A duel between u
Horsnszky, member Of the IoSsr hous.
ot the Hungarian diet, and Baron Ban1y
the premier. took place yesterday. Pts
tols were the weapons used The duel
was bloodIesa.
HoranSzky, In q recent debate In The
lover house Of the diet, characterized
BAnffy a. cheat and . traitor. There
upon the premier challenged him, but the
duel did not come of at the time expected
ewing to the inability OF the seconds 10
agree upon conditions The seconds there.
upon quareled and a series Of duels be
tween them followed.
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Albany. n. T.. Jan a-Goyssuss
Roosevelt Aas sstablishe.i . code u sulsa
10 govern hts eoasldesatiSa and Astsg.
niaasasa Of sPpiIes.,sas lor psrAsas ana
communications ot sentsaes. he Sili nst
sxsreius executive ei~as~aey 10 heAaii d
q man eonvIetSd Of maEdsFiag o. ahas.
ing his sIfs. sSs ell be Parlas any h.
oitaAi criminal lila Hs<rey utii b. sAssa
oaly to thoa< SAoss ssalsaes ssssas 10
have bs~n severe 90 SA1as cammi1isa 4
a ertns uas the result Of inflasnna.
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Victoria, b G. Jan. 1.-The steamers
Victoria and Yamaguehi Maru have ar.
rived with news from the Orient 10 De
cember 10. Another ssFiOua calamity
writes the Hankow correspondent Of the
North China Daily NeSA has befAllen the
people Of HAnkow. About l0.OO0 Of the
inhabitants have met death by drOw ming
About noon December ), half the house,
extending along the edge 81 the river sud
denly broke away aud tumbled into thu
water ON top Of all the boats there The
hoases and boats. with all the people in
them, disappeared in q na0nleRt. Ab0aI
luO buildings and the same number Of
boats are gone.
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The delinquent taxes in this county viii
not amount, all told, to $5,UOU. This l.
the closest collection made for years.
This year there were shipped from tn,
station Of Chinook alone, nine cars o.
barley, which on the average brought Is
cents per hundred weight, or something
over $500.
There has been no season in recen,
years when the deer hunters have been
80 successful as they have been this win
ter. Those who have been into the noun
tains have all succeeded in bringing back
come Venison and some Of the parties have
had remarkable success
During the month Of November, 1897, q
preliminary Arrangement was entered into
with A WOrmseF Of Sweet Grass county,
which enabled this commission to surVey
u canal line and to seyregats s,11A7s
acres Of land adjacent to Big Timber,
Mont. Later . survey was made from,
the West Boulder river. and near the
town Of Big Timber, to reclaim A, AS. Is
aeres; these have been segregated and q
contract has been let to the Holland lrri.
CATION Canal Company for the eonstrue-
tion OF the canals and the complete settle.
menI OF the lands, for the sum OF SIZ.sO
per acre. Work is to begin this fall, and
be entirely completed by January /, 1871.
Shipments from the Fort Benton stock
yards this year have been larger than dur.
Ing any previous season. The total cat.
tie shipments were 324 cars, representing
about eUOO head Of beeyes; while mutton
shipments consisted Of al cars, or about
vO,UUU head.
The delinquent taxes Of Jefferson eOun-
~ for this year figure to S56OO, which is
q little less than last year, and about hall
what they were in lsyd, says the Age.
VI this sum, &3e53 are due from com.
panies that failed to pay by neglect
rather than intent, and much of this will
no doubt come in later, leaving the actual
Delinquency email
The first petition In an Involuntary
bankruptcy proceeding In NonfaRa has
been fled in the United Stztss court. A
number Of the creditors Of II. w. GIoegs
and A. o. Eyller. Of GIOege 4 Eyller, Of
Winston, have asked the court TO declare
the firm q bankrupt, that the assets Of the
corporation may b applied 70 the pay.
ment Of its debts.
The care Of e0nvicts confined In the
Penitentiary at Deer Lodge for the nscai
year Of lS0s will cost the state SJ2, ~. 80.
OF that sum Sl7 ,956.O3 has not been paid,
but remains as q claim a0airlst the STATE
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STORIES OF RELIEF.


MrA JOIN WILLIAMS. Engliahtown,
n. j., writes:
"DEAR Mrs. PIyKHAM:-I cannot bo-
gin 70 tell you how suffered before
taking your remedies. was 90 weak
that could hardly walk across the floor
without falling. had womb trouble
and such bearing down feeling also
suffered with my back and limbs, pain
In womb. inhammat ion of the bladder,
piles and indigestion. Before had
taken one bottle of Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound felt q great deal
better. and after taking two and one
half bottles and half q box Of your
Liver Pills was cured. II more would
take your medicine they would not
have 70 suffer 80 much" H-
Mira JOSEPH PETERSON, Sl3 East St,
Warren. Pa. writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-I have Guf.
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
YEA l had Inflammation, enlarge
vent and displacement of the womb.
i had the backache constantly, also
he adache. and was so dizzy. had
heTt trouble, itseemed as though my
heart was in my throat at times chok.
ing ne. could not walk around and
ect Id not lie down, for then my heart
woul beat so fast I would feel as
thong was smothering. had 70
sit up in bed nights in order 70 breathe,
! waa 30 weak l conld not do any.
thing --..-
IL have now taken several bot.
ties OF Lydia E. PinkhSmB Vegetable
Compound. and used three pack.
ages Of Sanatire Wash, and can say
] am perfectly cured. do not think
I could b We lived long IL Mrs. Pink.
hAm's medicine had not helped ma
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pankInw RECORD o. N. Ye.r.

At the close Of November the recorL
u the three washingtSn eities for II
months looked like this; Seattle. 90. AS
isa; Spokane. $4Oy S29. 2Ss; Taeoma, san,
O90,O4O. SPokane's record breaking bua
ness during December left Tacoma tN,
million dollars farther behind. the /.
months total for 1898 being As follows;
Seattle. SOS, 425.5l0; Spokane, &I5,756,
eS6; Tacoma. $iS.44O.T4l. IL might b.
aosed incidentally that Seattle usually
ekinls $4,000 population. Tacoma A5,0V
and Spokane 4u,DOu. SID.
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state Of ohlo. CITY % Toledo. Luseas Co. -
FRANK J. Cheney mnAss oath that hs b IN.
esnor paTtnsF of the ngm Of y. J. Cheney q
CO. doing business IN ths City Of Toisdo. Coan
- and etats afoTu1aid. and that nmId arm VII,
gay the sum az ONE HUNDRED DoL.s.AFF
for each ana every ease Of CataFrh that can
noG b cnfsd ~ The ~ q Halls CaGaFFh caFs
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn and subscribed % before ne anA sub
seribsd In nay pruDsnGa. this OSh daS q D.
esmbsr. 4. D. isSa A. W. GLEASON
t8saLl NofaFy Puhlaa
Hans Cntarrh cura 10 takan Internally, anS
aets DIRECTLY O ths blood and Mucous sarfnes.
u The system Send tor Lantim0atala fr0a
y j. CHENEY CO.. Tolsdo o.
sold by druggists, &c.
Hans Family Pills are the bot
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four BrotAes. Wed Four Sisters.

Canal Dover. o.. Jan. A most re
markable Welding has just taken plae,
at the village Of Trail. 10 miles from here
four brothers being married to four sis
teEa The four knots we're tied at III.
home Of the brides, who are the daugh
tiers u y faFineF named Hoehst~ster. Then
ages range from Is to p and the agea 81
tie respective husbands vary only slightly
The grOOms are the four sons Of JOhr
Summers.
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Governor sisus IN. mn.

Topeka. Kan, Jan. 4.-The railroad
bill and the bill taxing insurance compan
Ies on their gross premiums, a. pa.asd
~ the extra session Of the Legislature
were signed by Governor Lsedy. The in
'urance bill places a tax Of 2 per cent on
the gross premiums on the Kansas busi
ness Of al Outside insurance compan mics
whether hrs, life or accident, and Z no,
cent on European and other foreign com
paniea.
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rkY ALLsN.s ronr.r,.r

A POWDER TO Be shaken into the shoes
at this season your feet feel swollen, per
Susia and ui'cOnflFtable. II you have
ssn'Artng feet or tight shoes. try Allen =
Foot-Ease IL rests aad eoniforts: n,Ake.
walking easy. Cures swollen aud swesatinR
teet, bttseers and callous spOts. RslieveS
cofns and 6unL.ns Ut all pain and e ceFe
tain cure for Chilblait,s, Sweat ing. damn
ori.Ossed 1eet. We have over thirty thou
sand testimonials Try IL tsdar. Sold by
All druggisIs and shoe stores for sc. Trial
Pae1@ge hEE Address. Allen 8. Ohm.
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Falmouth. J4a- T.--rsagtesa Il he
cree Of the British steamer RaaaAiIs. Car.
dta. tsF ~, NazaiEs. snd ~ u iAs sssw
Of The FEvnea sSeaneF pagasssiiA. Rsasn,
ioF s~aassa. vsEs ha4sd AsFs By : pslsS
boat
The s,samsrS soiis4~4 mar TSvxsr Head
yesterday aHA saak. Esssa el lAs esvS
Of The lrsn<A vessel and Ses II chs hos
sh4Fss m<a uess Afo nsd.
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AII.AROuHD MARKET REPORT.
wheat asesstlon.. weoi Fissrea.
49, ana sAe Price 81 Prsaaee.

a FFa4Ete aass7 - fefE1F 1--s -
Following ere the local quotations
Wholesale prices are given unless other
wise quoted:
Wheat at the warehouse = Countr1
stem, bulk 40e. sacked soc. AT Spokane
Clsb. bulk S6c. sacked 4Oe; bluestem
bulk 4Oe, sacked Sec.
Oats-At spokane Z o b., ell0 pel
ewt
Feed-Bran and shorts. el2 per ton
shorts, SIS; bran. $40; rolled barley, SO
chicken feed. Sl50sO. IS
COn-WhOls. sl.lo per swt; cracked
ell6.
Barisy-COuntIy points L o b, CSC PEI
ewt
Rye-COuntry points { o. b, T3c PEI
cwt; Spokane, 7Se per ewt "a q
PrOducs-Faney creamery bnttsE. =
and cob tuba. 2se per ID; q 10 and 90
ID tubs. 29e per ID: prints. 1se pr y
country butter, in rolls. lie per u; cook
ing butter. Toe ID; eastern creamery
prints, Csc; cheese. twin, fun cream. ISL
ID; cheese, twin, skim mllk. 01@lOe ID
ranch eggs, SG25@650: selected eggs
e6TS; honey, white comb. l3e per b,
fancy, lie Per ID $50
Flour. per bbl-Goid Drop Sis; BIZ
Loaf. S4-IB; Banner. $50: Plansiitsr, o.
Superb. $A7S; Gpokane, $50: Swan Par
ent SKIS; snoa aake, $3-IS; Waite Lily
$50; whOIs wheat $50: re. $50;
graham, $50. rsr bale-whols wheat
el.S5; rye. SlIAA
POultry-Chiekens, live weight s@l0
ID. dressed l0@lle; spring brOilers, $50
a5O; turkeys. live s@ Toe, dressed liz
l2ie; spring dueks.dFeased lQl2e; geese
live lO@ll dressed l2@l2Ac.
AeAts-Beef cows live S2-50@2.TS
dressed $5@S-5O ewt; steers. live &2.75@
>, dressed $55O@6i h0gs. live e45O94.7S
dressed S6@650; mattoa, live 4@44e
dressed 7i@Se; dressed veal. 7@se; lamb
l2ie Wholesale
The following prices are paid In SpO
kane to farmeIs and other PrOdneers:
Hay-TinOthy, $40 ton; wheat hay
R@a; alfalfa. SIl. " - ~ g.
l9gs-Raneh, S625@650.
"~Ot He AleoAuns otSte PeH ID M
dunn, S@6e per ID. .xa
Vegetables-POtAtosss s5@sOe per ewt
cabbage. Sl.5O@l.7s per ewt: tlrnips, o.
per ewt; Onions. 76@9Oc per ewt; beans
li@l3e per Id; carrots, q per ewt; beets
el.25 per ewt
Portland, Orc. Dec. 3ls-Wheat-
Steady; Walk WAlla. Coo; valley and
bluestsm, Csc. m
Tacoma, Dec. 3l.-Wheat-Club, sole;
huestem, 62l@GSie.
mstals.
San Francisco. Dec. 81. - Bar Hilver.
6o3e-
Mexican dollars Ala
Lead, $40 r 'srf7 ,14rI-.
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Iaaarwenta Thrsatsa-

Manila. Jan. 3-AdvIees just received
from lloilo ,Ay the rsbela at meeting
saturday ratified the action Of the dele
cation which assured the Americans they
might land unArmel but Il they landed
,rrned the natives would be uneontFoil
tble.
Il Il further aah every pr~pantloa 10
being made for re~iSsanee On the part VI
the rebels and achievements are ariV.
ing irOm Nsgrus and the neighbos,ag la
tnsla.
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New sYrk, Jan Although q great
storm Of snow was raging there were
iO0OO people around Old Trinity at mid
night TO hear the chimes ring in the New
Year. The chimes Of Trinity rang out
number Of airs, chiefly patriotic, aYan
kss Doodle" being one Of those longest
drawn cut
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n.hIhitIou =, a,a..nu

Glasgow. Jan. The lord provost Of
Glasgow has charged three commissioner.
Mesars. Crawford. SimoDs and Mason. To
visit the United States and lay before
President Mckinley and his cabinet par
tiCulArs regarding the Glasgow exhibition
10 be held In 1901, IN order 10 insure ads
quats American representation. The com.
will sail IOr New York, Jan.
uaTy Z. t .
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- NfeANa eettAo hiu| u sum
van county, Missouri. has failed fOE $500.
600.
Fire recentiy destroyed several ANAL
stores at Alliance. O. with loss approx
mating 100000.
Maj. Gen. Green went to Washington
wednesday to resign his eommission and
retire to private life.
Revolutionary forces In Ecuador are
meeting with some suecesA Tulean Aay.
ing been recently taken by them.
Frederick Chalmers. partner In the
banking Arm Of brown, Shlpley q Co,
dled suddenly at London Thursday.
Admiral sampson spent Christmas Aav
with his family In Glen Ridge, N. j. lie
10 uncertain a. to his future plans
Tie board Of directors Of the new lin,
seed Oil trust has been announced. I'm.
usually large powers are given them.
The large iron plant Of the Zennet Sol
yey Company at Ensley City, Ala, was
damaged by Ore recently to the amour,
Of 5000
II 1s officially announced that Germany
has no intention Of buying the lsland
Tornado, South Africa, from the Spaniah
Ths Dali.. r.-u.,.., .,n
terminal railway VIII ex'
"a. -. =. - "on anu enAnsr
Gulf Ra;,v.v C.. TUT worm
tn .,asn.r CL,-
Francisco bringing 600 cases Of opium
worth $S5O,u0O, the largest eonsiRnmen,
A. -. sS.i1 ."~' r =,
.h.uhsv - x. "a..- ~: e
n h.s ,.r.a ,SS .s..s. .~aA''on n TAI
- NS testimony VI fretnlei
Edx.rs E.,,.
ks~,..y AZ ,n.,..',' .o.,,-.,-1,.
kills.l hius.It 70 ,sa>s- snOs an"
,oI doxr or ~ a." u P~
A. Ol,o Soa,h.~e.. . 80
eS's'n SWITCH engine al
.be otbsr rorn;nn ,.,'.-s 'n 81
.ns,n..~ - a.sn ~ "eA' 'ns
Mi.. o,ivo r.r-t"ns.. a" -
ter ~ aJ.,;,.I - uAus"
-. g.. :, ~ I'iA Iieniy mar
ID =, c.. - wv A'
m or.-l,.n, - ~ - o
thai ar.AIi.hao uueu
the Irnits, s,s,s. :, -. III "'s'Sa'
- - N"S cars peace "
49, 49,,
A.u I,nn.,,. ii, - 80. No'a
r.. Of ~. h.,,I..S,S ny Is ~, ms 'u'
le,,;.l.,nr. - -. l ~
proDr;.tion ~ ~
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wssk % 49,. - -. SO1's' TAI"
sy,I A,,,,I,n.- a. ~ sn' ~
mi.u,oC '"< cum
~. Hr--.,-- -y "-' ',s"su as
men, N ~. -. - ~ As Pannh
-. - ~ ~,
.y;min.I. Ia" -. ~ A~'
decree " nv
Tod sloa, ~. t,uu.,. ,,.,.-
cby;.,u.. ,ri,h -. $50 10y, 'psn'
-. ~, = '~,s' PaTsntH Mr'
Tbi. ill \. a.. ...t.I-'.,I ~. '''1
m ten war. ' H'"''
A, 80 st.
On N. Er.a.S -. 80 IsSS"I,y h's"
-. So ~ ''uAhS' rAIAhE
iupv,e T,o,hIs I. .,a"s,, - " ~. 's'',t 70
sidrut 0s' '"s !"
Amba..,,o- u,,.Auu.. a,
..cr,tsrv ~ o.. ,SS, =. - 800 -. w
- - '""' ns "~s os~n ON
ton. Of r.n. tor ~. -. t r,., ~ 800
road hal IN $500 ~ e.., 1An
and MsrvIsnJ $500 :" HH'''Ah"
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Washington. JAn. "A eabl@gram
from CSnsral Otis a, Msaia va. rslA 81
Yesterday rsbinst ns~tthg II IL .s.4 70
have stated that news troal IlsiIo ga ~
assuring. bu, the details we're not made
public. No other natIeES Of isappstaac.
we're brought forward and the ms-ssng
adjourned at an unusually early hour.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

MaatFsal, Vuehss. Jaa A-Ths nuaS.
n hns sssam~r Lake unFsa. wkleh =
'eArdaIsd 10 arrive 81 ~. Jeha. n. u.
sishia dag o. tao. hss co bSssd ahesa
h6o RassiAa IamigssatA. bslsagias 70
The est called pSukhsbEtsl. wks ~
to sstEls Ia The canaAiaa aostAmOsl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Nsw YOvk. las. at--Aiinnis AIles Nv.
AaN ere 81 The saatsss kneSn - IAa
"FFvnsh sWias.~ ard utfs Il ChaFlss 2
EVaHs. prSPsistSr u The usssM s4usFS
sAsa'ss. aisd slaAsaly 81 Aw hSns h
this city yesterday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Ns~ York. Jsa IA atupatsA 10 IL
Hs'aA f'sn wAshiaEsoa ssyst
Governor Rec@svvll u Mes Y0rk \ 10
rev.tvs The bvvvss FAak u hsSwaaIss gsa.
srsl for gallant aaa n<sttsstoas essvsss
daring the hattie uf San Jaaa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Macon. Ca. Jan- d.--Grn=ral James II.
Wilson, who hAs hsrn commanding The
Firat corps and Who was orIefvd to De-
par, Yesterday tor Cuba l. u.ll here. Aav.
ing revived an order coanlsrmAn4.ng pre-.
vious instFuctiana
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

when coming TO san Francisco TO &c
Brooklyn Hotel. 2Os-2l2 Bush S. Amer
can OF European plan. Room and boar,
1.o to tl-S0 per daJ; rooms - cents 1.
tl.o0 per day: Ainsle meals Is cents. Ere
coach. Chas. MONTGOMERY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Tbs Day Ahss.-osusAS-I'n Asilas
terrible today.
hngaa-t'uagTstHisss yUa. 81 A~y.
fou must have had o slightly s~oa als-
SsT yesterday .--Bost5a TyanasTtpl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Nsv York, jan. IA petition In in
voluntary bankruptcy hAa h-sa als4
Against " \. sPsnesr 4 Co. dry Esod.
merchants hose lilbth,isu are ALI 10 e..
eesd SIGD 600.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-07

Toronto, Jan 4.-ln the Toronto may
"ralty contest A. Z. Mcdonald was beaten
by Mayor John Shaw by 90s votes. One OF
the argumeatA used against Mcdonald VA,
that be had once advocated the annexation
Of Canada to the United StateA