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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
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Fish. sc
Fried smelts to oraer. ~
Sole and founder TO srdsr. -
Eairees.
Chicken friesssee. with corn fiee11 -
Boiled mutton a In Bechamei. h. -
stewed breast Of veAl -
Brazsd beef n la mode. u.oo.
Hamburg steak s,cak5 brown brow s g o.. e
R0asts.
Leg OF veal. with dressing. u.M
Sirioin OF beef, brown GFnSx -
Lamb chops, uo8
Vegetables.
Bouidln island asparagus. &c.
Waldorf stringiess 49,
Sugar corn. 25c. French -
Green cucumbcrs. soe.
Dessert.
Canned fruits % ali Kinds. Ee.
Home put up stra~bsrftss. =
Lemon cream pie, sc. Cus
Cakes Of all kinds. ~
Extras.
Imported sardines IN oil. si.a -
salt maoksrei 70 ofea'
All kinds of drinks servea
Tea, Chocolate, Cocoa. -
stewsd pssssA =
GOTTA vERyTHING IL evertss. u
and oEerdone al Nome
LIZ looms aBg gampiins ~
that we're early on the zropna an -
Ing money. Dick Dawson has ~ -
paying place. He calls 10 the VA. -
ond Glass saloon 10 Alaska, Hs =.
lag Ia from 500 TO tlooo dsy ~ =.
bar and a few weeks ago did ms. I. !
ter than that even. Along ths
is saloon and gambling honss -. -
loon and gambling house.. WIN ~
sional restaurant sand~iehsi 10 -
No mining 10 being done. ~ .nv ~
there, on account % lack OF sss~s
the people have 70 30 amused. -. Z
The crowding extends into ~ ~
business when the lumber ovnee z
Standard Theater Company sfn -
Nome. only twelve days before ~ -
Ana landed. Il cost 81 a thousand y =
II hauled up from the beach. -
arrived. prices had fallen and We =. -
remnant % our goods saved from - ~
on the Santa Ana hauled up NJ 81
Horses are drug on the fnaiss -
can find no more employment I'd.
men. -s~eu6
"As have said. there was htus
going on near Nome when isIt u
walked along tho beach for nse -
miles on either side OF the aty -
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IRl WORK on ThE BEACA.

CT 81 MIchasl-tuxt low. barren sand
.4a .4+aye OK an cgg and not more
th41 ihre~-eigatha Ok a mile across
Ny heart sent down into my shoes
Wnen ! aaw that island There was a
Ntu@ hospital tent there and our small
poN uatien; was taken ashore. Then the
ship was CLEANED and aisirfected. WaR
glad when the ten days was up ard we
paIod ~ anchor and sailed FOR Nome
again. Well vas J.
80 II vns thirty-iwo days after we
II lefs Seattle that We went ashore
- az Nome The crOwdlnE Ang
hustle there was something I had never
sen hrfors and nevrr expect 20 see
azalu. The ane street AZ the town IL mot
more than uile ard a haif long aa4
about ta.rlx feet wide. and into II were
crowded about % ea people All rushing
hlther and thlthcr like Enadmea. elhow3ng
one another fer rcoTn-a perfect Babsl
OF noise
The thing that strikes you as the
straRSest Ia that az men ~ Nome lock
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after brief Ni,t, Go tbe sweat mushroom
cay Is BSg,ag sea.
Nome looked mi Ehty good 70 ma the
art time / caught a SaInpSs q IL after
tNenty-cne days al SEA With The ship ga
ore part 81 the time. bet whon we steam.
81 around West Pciat the other tay and
saw seattle again. I felt glad enough 20
ny ashore"
These were tho words Mr.. Conslatne
used In summing mp tae experiences %
his iil-stegred Journey 70 the elx sold
camp,
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WYNN ac,cuuf - eeattfisns
a. they existed az Nome on
JulY Is given BY Thomas J.
CAnalaiuc. Who arrived from
tho north on the steamer aa~
r.,nnn tast McHaAy evening
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down, With 'helr rides cleaning IN n
s9n-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-20

Hampshire. He is William e. Chand-
ler-a marvel in the legislative field and
a rider of uneXampled skill and au-
dacity.
Legislative guerrillas are Il public ne
cessity. They beat the underbrush of
popular opinion. dragging malingerers
to light. defending the industrial ele-
ment in society. and scattering the
chicken thieves OF politics.
AMOS ]. CUMMINGS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-20
Eeforo You rraxol.

signed for lowest rates to all noInts
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad (RowoI
Blue Line). Bay Line. Washinqinr
steamers and Chesapeake Line; fines
fastest and safest trains in the world :
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS
S. p. A. Baltimore & Ohio Il. n.
(Under Atlantic Hotel)
fe13-eod-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-20

London Serges in blues and blacks
for clear. distinct, coiorings and finish
they beat all others. See them at
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
1913 Main st.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-20

Inc warfare of the guerrillas in the
House is continuous. One of the most
oaring is-Edwin Reed Ridgely, of Kan
eas. His steed is ever on the gallon.
ana his sword flashes in the sun in
many skirmish. There is also a
Marion among them in the person of
iroI. w. Jasper Talbert, of Parksville.
,: Z. JEFF Thompson is also represent
cd by willard D. Vandiver of Cape
,ilrardeau. and jeff himself could not
40 better in lively bout. Tennessee.
also. has rare old guerilla in Nicholas
Nichols Cox, of Franklin. He deals
sturdy blows without fear or favor. al
ways acting on behalf OF the people
rake them all in all, they are a won
derful organization of dsorganizers
iheir nugles are heard at all times and
in all places. The tramp of their steeds
at the close of the humdrum legislative
DAY has an exhilarating effect. II
hshtens the burdens of committee work
and gives zest to the appetite.
Nor is this guerilla warfare confined
10 the House. The Senate mas It's
Hoters and its John Morgans. Tillman
OF south Carolina, is terror. when
armed with pitchfork and mounted
on n blooded horse. he charges upor
the oodyguard of established prece.
dents. Nor is Butler. OF North Caro-.
lima, whit behind him in dash and On.
terprise. The greatest of all. however
comes from tho Gr,1ito I'M =. =,
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nen Jsia. June l. American. Brit
tsh, JsPsne~e, German. Italian. Russian
aNi kSsisrh trOa,.s 10 Tho nssnl.-F II lmI
Nach have l@xn oriss-,I la guard shriF ~,
sT~ctiVs lsgallans Al rsking. bat The Vicc.
roy bsrr utll hot sllpa them to gsooonl
h01pp to Tcking on tho rsilAay Aiihou,
the ntlbaEiiy ID the Tsing "A EaHeA
dsr hnndnei and eighl AnsTSczss With
- Haaohias gun and feiJ gun landed herd
Tuesday hsgssl, Amid great enthusiasm on
t.so part q the re-iaeStA klVs Russian
and enc Iisttl.h ~ssship have arrived al
Iakn. kni che british are ns~ landing
Oshes NaThips are hourly caPcrtcd.
ThTcs Thousand Chinosn tTs1. irom Ia
Tai aFr expected hsis leiAy en- route Ia
Fang Tai There l. a Disposition 20 BE-
llc,e ..sat the "IIoners" viii di.pcr-c be.
fore The foreign irooI's ars r~ady 10 ari-
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GENERAL NORTHWEST HENS
BRIEFLY TOLD IN NOTES.


Boise has received q single consign,
ment Of $500 pounds Of chewing tobac.
SO.
Potlateh fruit growers are organic
ing In the various districts for mutual
protecticn from orchard pests.
Mace Morris q Agatha has finished
burning the second kiln Of white mar.
BILE lime. and 10 putting it On the Mos
COW market. ~
Invitations have been issued for the
fifth annual commencement exercises
OF the University Of Idaho, TO be held
in the university auditorium June 10
to 10.
The athletic association Of Lewiston
is In a 6Ourishing condition. II has q
paid membership Of 40 and the quar-
tiers are supplied with over $500 worth
of parapbernalia. and there lis money
In the treasury. 80 CO.
A wagon bridge across Bear creek,
two miles above Kendriek, collapsed
last week while Ed Barker and JOS
Campbell were driving across it with
load OF wood, resulting in the instant
Death OF Campbell
1t is given out at KendrIck that the
Northern Pacific win continue the i'm
provements being made between Voil-
mer and Kendriek by replacing the 600
foot bridge across Bear creek canyon
with Howe truss structure.
Edwin Speaker. deputy assessor. who
has just returned to Lewiston from the
reservation country. reports that
the max and other cereal yield there
win be enormous. II is estimated that
the cereal output Of the reservation
viii be double that OF last year.
Senator Shoupis amendment TO the
snndry civil bin provides that pending
legislation by congress for the estab-
iishment Of q national home for disab-
led volunteer soldiers on the Fort Sher-
man military reservation. In KOOtenai
county. Idaho, the secretary Of the in
terror Is directed, when the above res
ervation shall be restored to the inte-
rior department not to dispose Of the
same.
Postofnces have been established in
Idaho as follows: Granite, Kootenai
county. six miles east Of AthoI and %
miles west Of Standpoint, with Carrie
B. Jordan as postmistress; Thos. Kirby
has been appointed q postmaster at
Peck. Beginning with June / the mail
service from Orc Elmo TO Glenn will be
increased to twice a week. the sched-
uied days being Tuesday and Friday,
with the hours as at present
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Washington, Ga, May 2e.-ohseva.
tons attending the eclipse here were high
ly satisfactory. Tile time Of tOtahty was
| minute and - $40 seconds. Ppsfessor
Pickering, at the head Of the Yale cape
dition, says that two large solar pro
tubcrances were noted. The shadow OF
the moon on the sky and the shadow
bands were all well seen. Venus and
Mercury were conspicuous.
Lack Observatory, Cal, May 9e.--Pro.
fcssor keer said to-day that the obserya ton
Of the eclipse from Mount Hamilton had
been succossful, but he could not say more
at present.
Cabot Observatory, Sloan, Ga, May %
The observations Of the eclipse here wen
a complete succesA The GONNA appeared
strikingly like that Of the eclipse in India
in lS9S.
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oRReoN.

About 1000 pounds Of milk Is received
at the Forest Grove creamery every day.
1t Is estimated that there are l0Oo acres
Of fax that will be harvested m Linn
county this year
Hood River strawberry growers say the
berries blOomed all at the same time this
spring, and consequently they expect the
ripening season TO be of short duration.
says the Glacier.
Estimated salmon pack, 10000 cases;
estimated price, 500 per case; value,
$l.s6o'0O0. These figures for Ine 1900
pack on the Columbia river are furnished
by 5. ElmOre, the well known eannery
owner and prominent business man Of
Astoria, says the Portland Oregonsan.
Col n. C. Nye OF Crook county re-
Gently sold 5000 head Of ewes. lambs
and yeariing ewes to Fortner q Gull
ford for 81 per head after being shorn.
Nye had already sheared about $4,000
pounds Of wool. from them. 30 that at
present prices the 5000 sheep win net
Kim over $4,000. snug little fortune
in itself.
Several Of the Butte creek cattlemeu
have SoId and are rounding MP their
cattle They receive $40 for yearlIng
steers and S26 for two-year-oIds. One
Cornelius Of Oakland is the buyer, and
has contracted for $50 head 30 Tar.
which are 70 be shipped from Medford
on Nay Is to Helena.
HARRISON brOlaers sprayed their orchard
three times last year wsh arsenic and
soda, using six pounds Of lime 10 The bar.
rel, instead Of Bordeaux mixture. Out
of % boxes Of apples, 90 were first elaSs
and free from WORMS, which was a good
showing in an orchard where nearly every
apple Was woTmy the year before. Har.
bison brothers consider one pint and a
half Of the arsenic mixture a little too
strong for the first spraying, as the foil
age while tender was slightly burned,
but no injurious results followed the Later
sprayings.
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Kansas City, May 2O.--A Star special
from Falls City, Neb, sAys: The pas
sengers Of the sleeping car on train No,
/. which left Kansas City, were robbed
between here and stella BY lone high.
wayman. who compelled the porter at the
point Of revolver to proceed and aid him
There were not many passengers in the
sleeper and he did not get much.
A. J. Frederick. Kansas City travel.
ing salesman, resisted the robhrrS de.
mand TO surrender his valuables and the
latter trcd shot at him. The bullet
gnNed Nederieke bead. The robber wa
young and seemingly well eaucAted. 4
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A new postoflce has been established
at Newberg. Is miles east Of Malta, in
northern Montana. with w. II. Martin
as postmaster.
William Hills caught q 700-pound
bear the other day. The animal was
bold-headed and Is evidently Of the
bald-face species.
There was some damage to the lamb
crop OF the state as a result Of the re
cent storm. but II is not believed 70
have been serious on the whole.
Deputy State Veterinarian s. W, Nc.
Clure has Just returned to Helena from
a trip into Madison county for the in
spection OF some stock suspected Of be-
ing infected with tuberculosis. He con-
demned Eve head and they were killed.
Helena sportsmen who keep inform
ed as to the prospects Tor game each
season are unanimous that this year
will be one Of the best for birds that
Montana has had In several years. The
mild spring and open winter are given
as the reasons. 5@ tg
Logs are coming down the Big Black
foot in splendid style. The river Il in
tne condition for driving, and the big
drive will be over much earlier than
hAo been anticipated. The stream Is
now running eight miles an hour, and
this insures good progress for the drive.
The logs never came down the river IN
such good shape a. they are coming
this spring.
L. v. Wilcox. formerly OF the agrl.
cultural college at BoEeman, now OF the
agricultural department at Washing.
ton. has arrived at Helena. His mis-.
sion 10 Montana Ia to make an exhalfs-
tive study OF the poisonous plants that
affect live stock.
Reports at the annual meeting OF the
Montana Children's Home Society AZ
Helena showed that since the organixa-
ton Of the society ave years ago Il had
had charge OF 1ls children. and thar
there are at present nine In the home.
the others having all been provided
with homes by the ofacers Of the so
eiety. The society Is now In debt but
It was determined that during the com.
ing year aggressive action would be
taken In its interest. With q view Of
paying OF ali indebtedness and Inereas-
ing It's usefulness.
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Anoks, MINI, May sa.--while William
WIS, farmer living 10 miles north OF
bCTv. was playing cards uish his wife and
tcuE children At his home last night, shots
Scrr arvd through the window from a
shotgun and Winchcslsr nhe. William
wisc, ycara old, vas instantly killed.
James, II year., waa shos through the
right lung, William Wt-e. ~, IVES shot
"a The right shoulder, and wiIl die.
nisA and Martha, the daaghtera, -.
mpcl BY jamping into closet. IL is not
known who did the shooting The Wis
family ECcsntly moved here frUn WILSON,.
an, where they are Said to have bcch
involved in a ts'fd. They have also had
soue litigation siHcs coming to Mime.
sofa.
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tary matters instead q ys.45O yearly.

tary matters instead OF g2,45O yearly.
a. 1t present.
Dayton IL getting in readiness for
the Aremenis tournament, which viii
occur early in June. The Eastern
Washington and Oregon Firemen's A.
sociation will hold . two days tourna-
ment when six hose companies win
compete for prizes. The $500 cash has
been collected, and arrangements are
completed for the event.
The bin providing for the setting
aside Of certain public lands for estab-
Iishment Of q school Of mines az yarf-
Gus agricultural colleges throughout
the country has just passed the senate.
washington has an interest In this bill.
Tor II It becomes Law the agricultural
college at Pullman will have one Of the
schools established there. ~
The board Of regents OF the state uni.
yersity have leased to J. c. Leyboid. :
Seattle broker, the old university
grounds on Union street, Including the
armoFy and the old university building.
for q period Of thirty years. Mr.. L.
void must improve the property at 4
cost OF mot less than &4o0, 600, and must
pay in rents 70 the state during the
period covered by the lease, SI62. 500.
At the end Of the term the buildings
and all Improvements revert back TO
the state. which becomes the owner Of
them.
The abstract OF the condition Of "A,
uonal banks Of Washington at the close
Of business April 2e. a. reported to the
comptroller OF the currency. shows the
average reserve TO have been 3l.s5, as
against Bliss per cent Feb. 10; loans
and discounts increased from SIO.S7s.-
zss TO t1l. 65S. o57; stocks and securi-
ties from SI,42s.335 TO 81, 43I $50: gold
coin decreased from f2,34l, 971 to g.
zs0.l94; total specie increased from
s2.5ss.sso to $z.675.106; lawful money
reserve frem $2.720,151 20 3a,s16, 5SI:
individual deposits from SIS, O32, s4s 70
t1s,S39,s35.
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CAaaiaa Iu.aruru,. = A,say.

Manila, june l.--LAcuscnanL Jsna
EssedIc, Of the For,y.sevcnth voluhtecrs
commanding scouting party in the
southern part Of Albay province had
several engagements with Insurgents, In
which II Of the enemy were killed and
~, inclnaing q captain. weFe captured
six explosive bombs and a number Of val
liable inaargent documents also fell into
the hands Of the American scouts, who
burned the town Of Yabl, hadquratcr.
Of the ~rebclA Sergeant BFickley Nas
killel during light engagement near
higmo, in the province Of Albay, yester.
day. ScoUts Of the Thirty sixth and Thir.
ty.fourih regiments have captured 81 rine,
and 600 rounds Of ammunition In Panea.
sinin provinces.
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WASHrNGrnn.

The Illuminated bicycle parade In
Spokane was q big success.
The Spokane Carpenters union has
subscribed t20o TO the exposition fund.
Registration At the once Of the Spo-
kane city clerk haa nov reached nearly
1000.
The Spokane militia companies viii
60 TO Tacoma to celebrate July 8. 4
and 8.
The meeting Of the State Red Cross
Society at Spokane last week was a
great success.
The aouring mill at Cheney will be
moved to Paha, n village nine miles
east OF Lind. -ss-,s
Frank Reed, logger Of Tacoma, shot
and killed his wife last week and then
shot himself
A camp Of the National Association
OF Spanish-American War Veterans has
been organized In Walla Walla.
T Unless special legislation Is enacted,
the north half Of the COlviIie reserva,
ton win not be opened to homestead
entry until October 10.
The clerks Of the Spokane postodice
members OF the United National Asso-
citation Of Postofice Clerks, have Joined
in a petition to congress asking shorter
hours and more pay.
w. W. Fish, the millionaire OF 81.
mira, N. Y, who has been making such
extensive preparations for farming on
the Yakima Indian reservation, has
sold all his interests in that invest.
ment
Gen. Charles King Garrison of Span.
ish-American War Veterans, Of Spo.
kane. at their last regular meeting un.
animously Endorsed their comrade and
former lieutenant, e. K. Erwin, in his
candidacy for the county clerkship.
The banks OF Puget sound cities has-
ing fixed rate OF discount for ali
Canadian money. the Canadian hanks
at Victoria and Vancouver have retail.
ated by imposing discount OF 10 cents
on the dollar for United States bank
notes.
The season Is far enough advanced to
allow something like an accurate esti-
mate Of the crop TO be made, and the
opinion is general that the yield OF
grain per acre, this season will be one
Of the largest In the history Of the In.
land Empire.
The Spokane summer school will op
.en In the High school rooms June Is
to continue so days. The teachers win
be J. F. Saylor, Elmer Drake, j, A
Mitchell and J. n Dunn. Sessions will
open at $50 and close at O'Clock on
week days.
Commissioner Hermann has stated
that instructions were In process OF
preparation 10 Superintendent Shelter
to permit the grazing OF $4,000 sheep
on the Mount Rainier forest reserve
this summer. and also the same number
Of cattle heretofore allowed.
Adjutant General Fox has received
word from Senator Foster which states
that house bill No. $50 has passed
the house and the senate committee has
agreed to report fayorably on its pas.
sage This means about $4,000 from
the government for this state for mill
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SsS York. My ss.-TAs ESsning PosI
says
EN4ssnAtoE David b. Hin and ex Sen,
ALoF Edward Mnrphy had another talk
with Elliot naHtrEth. Chairman Of the
state cSamis,es. Al lhs ho1nan Houss
shls AltsSpoaa. Mr.. Hill L. sAIislai vita
the result Of hls trip 10 AeS York. liz
has ooaieTTrf With the leadess Of Tam.
m4ay Hall and u the King co1nIy do,
mosrAry, ana II wAA announod author.
tAsiSsiy before nonn that the EangTam
for Tho stats eonvrntion bad bc-n agreed
HPoa BY all parties oonceFued. Tia ira.
tasss Il tbs Prugrsm Arei
Flrsi-- The contrAtiaa viii tndnrse the
candidacy u wlIlIAm J, Bryan and reaog.
nlIa him ~ -0aT national IaAdeS" SC.
oAd -Ihs chioAEO plAtGosm will not b
affirmed. Ihind--1lae delevsses To the M.
iiahai ophVention wiI not he instructed
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accommodations ON the steamer Miowera.
Small surfeadeTs continue 10 be made
10 tine American authorities ii nUrthern
$1,000 Ayotspe. zee sis.pave governor u
benget and ! nsl, Ana active friend oi
1sninssao. pa.ssPtasm "Wednesday near
~ ~ Intercollegiate boat race on
sssEnyiktif river belA cen seeond sTnas MP.
reAenting Cornell, Columbia and pennsyi-
wanna universities. Pennsylvania Won by
siN lengtas. Lorneli ..nlsiied second ami
ColunIiln MAS two ieagtns firiileE hack.
llt'enhsyiVaniass iime Mas s;li.
Veterans Ut the eiyii Rnr arg dying off
AZ iiss late u about . IL per eent per
annusa. Doashlssioaf4 k.yans estimates tnat
there are atont a24oOU SURVIVORS ID the
civil nnr, .Of this n,iniber, lhen were on
the pepssin rolls lasi year I2i.4G5. During
tha yeef k4,Js1 pensionei veterans dlsu,
Aalisllrea. ,brilisi. Japahsss. German,
itaiiaA, Russian and French troops 10 the
nunsbeT VI lou each have been ordered 10
guard their respective legations al Peking.
uet ths sherDy at .IEn Tsin Will fDt
allps tllem 20 isoreeA lirii4 ~ Peiuns Oh
tla railway without HE authority u the
isuag Ii yamsn.
The Naval Annual. Published at Ports
Hioath, IA eaInlsaFiag The nAvisa u .ths
aoTid, sAi,sA.es pnt q Tbs close IT The
year the strength Ia Completed haiIlesalps
all probably be' Great britain q, FrAnae
-, ltassia a.. iInI. u b added, Great Brl.
ain's pfepondersne r. In nsodern, powerful
sesssls " III probably make her navy more
than sad 10 tat edaakbinel Freiieh and
t,sttaan haNlrA. s.....sz.
Ahmed Pasha, the TuEkish Vice admiral
nov In this country, has returned TO Wash.
lhgtoa iroia Wat 10 Cramps ship yards
a. i'nllaIslpAia. IAs admiral has been
Slakiag nspg visits 10 The various naval
aqaipa.eni safks % naIs part 4 ths eoan.
IEg ~ sApreses hi,nsrii "a greAtiy i'm
I,ieAaed by the fAeitisieA Ga this country for
Daiilding aAd Iliing suI var ships aud
~Ays that In ihts resllsct the uHiiad states
ilAa no suIetaer IN lhs W0sid, Il, indeed,
II has an equal.
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London, May 3O.-Ihe British colonial
Office revived adviccs, via Accra, Buoah
Gold U6ast, from Colonel Wilcox, In com.
mand Of the renef force which recently
started for Komasse. saying that a small
force Of Hansaus fronr Prahsu, command.
q, BY ldcutenant Slater, had hccn attack.
ed and Slater and several others had been
killed,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

Salt Lake, May ga special nom
Thompsons sayss A cowardly assassina-
tom occurrcd about 80 miles north Of
here yesterday at noon, Sheriff Tyler
Of Grand county and Sam jenkins. cat
Tie owner, were shot and instantly killed
by oaslawssonsIIiR creek, about 50 miles
north Of here.