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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-08-03
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
Notice for Publication.

NOllce lOr publication.
r. S Land Office, Occur d'Alene, l>aho, June
4, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act of Congress of
June 3, 1873, entitled "An act for the sale OF
timber lanus in the states of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory, as extended
TO ali the Public Land States by act OF August
4, 1892
HARRY L. RICHARDSON.
county of Spokane. state OF Washing
ton, has this dav fled ia this office his sworn
sta .ement no 100, Tor the purchase of the Nl2NEH
ana Ma NWA of sec. NO. IA, in TIP. No. 81 NJ,
X. No. w. &. NJ and Will offer proof TO show
that the land sought is more valuable for its
rimber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and TO establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office at Occur d.
Alene. Idaho, on Monday, the 18th day OF Aug
ust 1900.
He names as vii NJ sses John N.Jones, Willism
b. Weller, Arthur ID. Jones. Jiard r. Murphy, al
OF opOkabe Wash.
Any nn0 all all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before slid 18th
day of August, 1909. d. II. DUDLONG.
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The evening times., 1900-06-18
BESIEGED BY CHINESE.
French Consul MT Lang Chow Ap'
peaIs TO His Government.

peals TO His Government.
PARIS, June 1s.--M. Francois. the
French Consul at Lang Chow, cables NJ.
Delcasse, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
from Junnansen under date Of June IA as
follows:
I'VE are prevented from leaving and are
practically prisoners in our houses. The
English and French missions have been
burned. We are without clothes and ev-
erything has been taken away.
Even the cipher is gone and we cannot
cable the legation, or NJ Pinehon at Pc
kin. The Government must demand ener-
getic action from the Government at Pc
kin in order that we may be able TO leave
here safe and sound
On receipt of the above message, NJ.
Delcasse, being unable to reach Pekin by
cable. invited the Chinese Ambassador to
come to the Foreign Office and asked him
10 telegraph the Vieeroy Of Junnansen
that If anything happened to NJ. Francois
he would answer for it to France with
his life.
NJ. Delessse did not know just how to
reach N. Francois, but at the same time
he filed a despatch addressed to him which
conveyed the substance Of the above state
ment and told the Consul. if possible. TO
present the despatch to the Viceroy. The
Chinese Ambassador promised that be
would do all in his power to have the
Frenchmen in China taken care Of
The evening times., 1900-06-18
Infantry to TaEu. as the troops are badly

Infantry to Taku. as the troops are badly
needed.
At the State Department no definite
outlined plan OF action contemplated could
be obtained.
1t was stated that II necessary 10000 men
would be sent to China. and il it is dis
covered that Mr.. Conger has been mur-
dered extreme measures VIII be resorted to.
The Navy Department has ordered every
naval vessel now in Chinese waters to pre-
ceed to Taku direct, as serious trouble is
anticipated. The repairs on the Caztine are
being pushed, as the vessel may be needed
Immediately.
In reporting the departure of the York
town from Chefoo for Taku under date of
Chefoo, June IS, Commander Taussig ac-
knowledged the receipt of the despatch
sent yesterday to be delivered to Admiral
Kem-g The United States forces now en-
gagged IN service in China or ordered to the
scene of trouble. with their distribution, is
as fellows:
The cruiser Newark Is Rear Admiral
Kempff's flagship at Taku- The gunboat
Nonoeaey has arrived al Taku and Will be
used as an up-river base at Tientsin. The
gunboat Yorktown sailed this morning
from Chefoo for Taku- The gunboat Nash
vile is at Taku. No official news Of the
departure Of the gunbcat Concord from the
Philippines for Taku has been received
The gunboat Don Juan de Austria is at
Swatow or Annoy and will proceed 20 Taku
Il Admiral Kempf wants her
One hundred marines from Cavite are on
the naval transport Solace bound for
Taku. twenty-five marines from the
Oregon are on the Newark at Taku. Two
hundred seamen and marines under Capt
B. H MeCaIIa are with the International
column sent TO the relief OF the foreign
ers in Pekin. Fifty-six seamen and ma
rines from the Newark are at Pekin.
Fifty seamen from the Newark are at
Tientsin.
The American land forces ashore in
China or ordered there number about
I.6OO.
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ATTACKED BY THE BoERs.
Bri,.Ih ROuI small BHrszher Army
ut the Zand River.

Bri,.Ih ROuI "A small BHrgher Army
at the Zand River.
LONDON, June 1S.-GelersI Roberts
forces had another brisk engagement with
the Beers on the banks Of the Zand River
The fight occurred June Ii. and the Brit
ish casualties numbered twelve. The
Queens troops routed the buzghers. who
left four dead. one wounded. and three
prisoners on the field
General Roberts despatch TO the War
Office follows:
Pretoria, June Is--Our to-ce on tn,
ZanG River was attacked early o1 TIE
morning Of June Il b. seq BOsrs with
three guns. a report of their move
meuts reached Knox al Kr5onsta :, who
went at once with a smsi fo-ce OF all
arms and drove the BOcrs OF. Trey
left four dead. one wounded and three
prisoners on the ground.
Our less was: Officers. one killed
and one wounded; men. ten wo1nded.
Lieutenant Harrison, OF the New SoLta
Wales LaRcers, afterward died OF his
wounds.
Capt EgeIton Green has been miss
ing since June II. ROBERTS"
AS the War office has received no adai-
tional reports from the commander-in-
chief. It is believed here that affairs in the
conquered districts have been moving aIone
peacefully during the rast few DAYS.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
MORE TROOPS FOR MANILA.
Fifteen Hundred Recruits Being En-
listed for Philippine Service.

Fifteen Hundred Recruits Being En-
listed for Philippine Service.
Fifteen hundred recruits for the Regu-
lar Army in the Philippines are now be-
ing enlisted and IRssembled in New York
Harbor and Columbus Barracks. Ohio. to
sal Ion the two new Government transport
steamers Buford and Fitzpatrick about the
first OF November next, via the Straits Of
Gibraltar Mediterranean Sea, Suez Canal,
and Red Sea TO Manila.
These recruits are TO take the places of
enlisted men whose terms OF service will
expire this year many OF the veterans
having expressed a desire TO remain in the
Philippines 20 try business in civil life.
The Government las literally given them
the privilege OF free transportation
to the United States any time within
year after thar honorable discharge on
account of expiration. Of term Of service.
The transports BIford and Fitzpatrick are
being fitted up by the Government in the
most improved style, with every facility on
board to make the men comfortable and
each will sail from New York for Mania
about November l. 1900.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
AMERICAN Ships Fired ON
Newark and Nashville in the Bat
tie at Taku.

Cruiser and Gunbont Reply to the
shots From the Chinese Forts-Of-
fetal Dispatches Confirm the Re-
ports OF the Conflict and the Sur
render of the CeIestiaIs-Grave
Fears Now Felt for the Safety OF
the Marines Under Captain Nc
CaIIa. Who Were Sent With the Al
lied Forces to the Relief of For
eiSners in Pekin-TrOoDs to BE
Rushed to China Immediately.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
Chinese Yield to Allied Fleets
After BOmbardment.
FIRED ON FOREIGN VESSELS
Native Commander Answers an u
timatum With Solid Shot.
HIS GUNS QUICKLY SILENCED

Many Celestial Soldiers Believed to
Have PeriShcd in the Engagement.
England and Japan Sending More
Troops to the Disturbed Empire
Rome Hears That Twenty Catholic
Missionaries Are Observation-Disclosures
turns to TIentsin for Re-enfOrce-
ments-RussinnsS Said TO BE siding
With the Empress DOwaRer-RanI<s
of the Fanatics Around PeI<in In
creUsinS i'm Numbers-The Re
cent Outbreak in the Capital.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
TELEGRAPH PARTLY RESTORED.
Communication With Tnku and Tien-
tsia Re-eStabIished.


NEW YORK. June 1S.-The Western
Union elegraph-Gompany' Central Cable
Office reports that 9telegraphie communi-
cation with Taku and Tientsin has been
re-established via the Siberian and He
lampO route. rr.H.
The company said this morning that it
had no notice Of restoration OF tele-
graphic communication with Pekin.
The AnglO-American Telegraph Compa-
ny issued bulletin last night announcing
that il had been advised by the Great
Northern Company 10 accept messages for
the Far East without restriction. The An
glO-American Company said in response
10 enquiries that this meant that commu-
nication with Pekin had been restored,
and, though this was denied, the Western
Union Company's Central Cable Office re-
ported that telegTaphic communication
with Taku and Tientsin had been re-es-
tablished via the Siberian and Helampo
route.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
NEW CAPE COLONY MINISTRY.

Former Attorney General Solomon
Declines to join Sir Gordon Sprig-
CAPE TOWN, June 1S-ii1:S5 a. mA.-
Ex-Attorney General So,ouoa has Cefi-
ni1ely declined TO join Sir Gordon So, igg
in the new ministry. He will how v-r.
join ex-PreEier Scfreiaer- in suE porting
the new ministry IN the Cape PSrl amsnt.
The ministry viii be as FL ows:
Premier and Secretary C Native AZ
fairs, Sir Gordon Sprigs; Attorney General,
Hon. J. Rosa-Inres; Colonial Secretary.
Hon Thomas L. Graham; Commissioner OF
Railways. Mr.. Smart; Nj ter of Aari-
culture, Hon. Sir Pieter Ecn6rick F-u-e:
Minister. without a p1r.fclio. Hon. J.
Frost. This announcement can be regard
ed rs authoritative
The evening times., 1900-06-18
PRICE One CENT
| HANNAIN 4 PREDIGAHENP
Vice Presidential Situation BO,hers
the Republican Boss.

National Committee said to Have
heen impiored 40 Force the Nor,I-
nation OF Biiss-RoOseveIt's Choice
Tor second Place Said to BE Gen.
Francis v Greene, the Asphalt
haSnate-His Corporation ConEec-
tiOus Would Make Him n Valuable
Adjunct TO the Campaign orEaaI-
zatton-Thurston Confident That
Ne" h"rA's Governor VIII Decline
the Nomination in the Convention.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
THE HAWAIIAN DELEGATES.
Two Islanders Placed on the Tenn
pOrary Roll.

Two Islanders Placed on the Tenn
pOrary Roll.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 1S-Hawaii
has sent a delegation Of four men to the
Republican Convention, as follows: Col
Samuel Parker. Judge A. y. Kepoikai. c.
B. Wilson. and r. Rycroft.
There has been considerable discussion
as 10 whether or not these men would be
admitted 10 the Convention.
The National Committee has settled the
matter by deciding TO place two Of the
men on the temporary roll. Colonel Park
er and Judge Kepoikai, who received the
largest number OF votes for delegates. viii
have the places. II is understood that ore
OF them viii, If opportunity ofers. make
a plea to the Convention for the early
admission Of Hawaii 70 Statehood.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
THE CALL FOR ROOSEFELT
Indications That New Yerk's Gov.
ernOr Will Yield.

Personal Matter the Only Thing
the Republican Vice Presidential
NOminatiOn-Plntt Admits That the
Rough Rider Is the Only Candidate.
a Statement Expected From the
Empire State Executive Late This
Afternoon Delegates From All
Quarters Seem to BE of One Ae-
Conference Behind Bolted Doors.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Declaration OF Principles BEING Con-
sidered by Party Leaders.

sidered by Party Leaders.
PHILADELPHIA. June IS-The plat
form TO be adopted by the Republican Na-
tianal Committee, on Wednesday has been
written and is now under the consideration
Of party leaders II is not probable that
many charges viii be made because il is
said to have the approval of the President
as IL stands
Senators Hanna, Fairbanks, Depsw, and
kean. Postmaster General Smith. and Rep
resentatives GrosvenOr and Dolliver met
last night and went over Jne platform in
detail The instrument Is not a sensational
one. but those who have read il say il is
one Of the strongest declarations Of Repub-
lican principles ever put forth
Several ambitious politicians have reso-
lutions which they want Incorporated in the
platform, but all such matters viii 90 TO
the Committee on Resolutions with out be-
ing read in the Convention Senator For
aker Of Ohio will be Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Resolutions.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
TRANSPORT THOMAS SAILS.
Leaves san Francisco for the Phil
ippires With Regulars.

Adjutant General Corbin today received
the following despatch from General
Shafter at San Francisco:
San Francisco. June Il.
Adjutan; General Washington:
Transport Thomas sailed at noon Yesterday in.
spected her myself, everything apparently in first
class condition She carries Major Williams Soy.
Cntecrth Infantry; Lieutenant Wears. Twenty
trst, and Knox, Twenty-seventh Infantry; Col
onel Woodruff, subsistence department: Major
Goodman, pay department; Major Ruthers. sub
sistence department; Captain Simpson, assistant
surgeon; one acting assistant surgeon. twenty
three Hospital Corps men, three hundred sixty
nine recruits and casuals as follows:
Cavalry. Third fourteen; Fourth twenty-eight
ARTILLERY. Third sixteen; Fourth nine: Fifth
eleven; Sixth twenty.
Infantry. Third nineteen; Fourth. two; Sixth
twenty-four; Ninth. twenty Twelfth twenty
SIX; Fourteenth one; Sixteenth, thirty; Seven
teenth, thirty-eight; Eighteenth. two; nineteenth
thirty-one; Twentieth, thirty; Twenty first four;
Twenty second, thiry-two; Twenty fourth one;
Twenty-ifth, two. SHAFTER
Major General
The evening times., 1900-06-18
TREATMENT OF CAPE REBELS.
Question That Caused che Resigns-
tion of the Schrefner Ministry

Question That Caused che Resign.-
siOn of the Schreiner Ministry.
MANCHESTER, June 1s.-The ~Cuardi-
ans" Cape Town correspondent sends the
following despatch:
Immense importance is attached to the
publication of the Cape Ministry's minute
on the subject of the treatment Of the in
surgents. l am able to state positively
that the cabinet including Premier
Schrel1eT, were united in advising that a
policy should be followed analogous to tha:
OF Lord Durham in the case os the Canadi-
an insurgents.
This proposal, however. vas overruled
by Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and the
resignation of the ministry followed
The evening times., 1900-06-18
VIEWS OF Mr.. TAYLER.

OhiUnn Says the Ticket VIII BE Me-
HinIey ard Roosevelt.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS.-Representa-
tive Taylor Of Ohio. who represents M
McKinley's own district. and a close per
sonal friend Of the President, being his
successor in Congress. when asked about
the Vice Presidential situation this morn
ing. said:
There is no situation. Il has all beer
fixed since yesterday The ticket VIII be
Mckinley and Roosevelt l know that
this has been decided upon, and am il
formed and believe that Senator Hanna
has concUrred in Rooseve,t's nomination -
The evening times., 1900-06-18
COLONEL LIsCUM's RECORD.
Served Through the Civil War-Was
Wounded at San Juan

wounded nj San Juan
Col. Emerson II. Liscgm. who com
Elands the Ninth Infantry. which has been
ordered 10 Taku. was born July l6. 1871. in
Vermont. and appointed from the Army.
His service is given as follows.
During the war Of 1S6I-65. with his regi-
ment in the Army Of the Potomac. and
since the war on frontier and other duty TO
April. lo9S; commanding his regiment in
Florida and in the Santiago campaign 70
July l, 1885. when he was wounded in the
battle OF san Juan. Cuba: or sick leave to
April 1883 and cOmmsndin his regiment
en- route 70 and in the PbfE-- pines and in
command CT the First Brigs- Second d.
vision. Eighth Army Cope January Is.
1850 10 date
The evening times., 1900-06-18
THE PENNSYLVANIA VOTE.
Delegates Said to BE Solid for .GooSe-
welt for Vice President

welt for Vice President.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is-The Penn
sylvania delegation in all probability VIII
go into the Convention tomorrow soIidIy
for Governor Theodore Roosevelt for Vice
President. A caucus Of the delegation will
De held at the Hotel Walton this afternoon
TO determine this point
At 10 O'Clock this morning ex-senator
Quay called On Roosevelt ard remained
clOseted IN his room Governor Roosevelt
said that ne would give an answer at 4
O'Clock as 70 whether or not he would ac-
cept the nomination. Colonel Quay refused
20 say what passed between him and thu
Governor.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
THE MASSACRE IN PEKIN.
Telegram From ChefOo Regarded as
Partial Conformation.

LONDON, June 1S.-The Pail Mall Ga
Zette.' in printing the Berlin despatch
about the telegram from the German Con-
sui at Chefoo, to the effect that the le-
cations at Pekin have been captured by the
Boxers. says it is confirmation in pa-t
at least of the Hongkong despatch of Sat-
urday. regarding the massacre in Pekin.
definite information from Pekin as 10 the
progress Of Admiral Seymour's internatoa-
al force.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
CHnTEsE OFFICIALS ANXIOUS.

No News Received at the Legation
From Tai0u-
At the Chinese Legation his morning il
was said that no official rews had been
received there in regard to the battle Of
the foreign fleets with the Taku forts.
Mw!ster WI kept himself secluded from
newspaper men. but such Of the legation
evident anxiety.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
Through sleeper to Buffalo via PENN
sNINnmin RaiIroad.

In connection with Western New York and Penn
sylvaEia Railway va Emporium Junction. Leaves
Washington daily az 7:45 p. m; arrives Buaals
$40 LcTt morning
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Have You Seen Them Dive Yets
The Tbompso-s- Chesapeake Beach, daily, 3.S1
and 80 p. m.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
quick Service to KanSa. city via

And points beyond as well as intermediate On
p. ( o. train, leaving Washington IO:O5 A m
reaching St. Louis at l2:4O and Kansas Civ
$50 P m, next day,
The evening times., 1900-06-18
SECRETARY LONG ENDORSED
New Hampshire Delegation Casts
Complimentary Vote.

New Hampshire Delegation Casts n
Complimentary Vote.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-The New
Hampshire Delegation met this morning
and endorsed John D. Long for the Vice
Presidency. All eight Of the delegates Of
that State were solid for the Secretary
Of the Navy, but II was well understood
that their action was nothing more than a
compliment The delegates were free TO
express themselves as ready to vote for
Roosevelt, once they had made a formal
expression OF their feeling for Leng.
The Secretary is popular all through
New England and the delegations of all
those States seem 10 desire 20 pay him the
compliment OF declaring for him for the
second place on the national ticket.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
SOOTHING REBELLIoUs TRIBES.
Sultan of Morccco's Psaee Envoys
Arrive at Talifet.

PARIS. June 1s.-A des1steh from Tan
gier says the Sultan Of sforocco's ENJOYS
have arrived at T2lifet for tie purpo-e Of
soothing the tribes who .sceatly revoItei
against the French.
The tribesmen appear , be incIincd to
accept the advice Of tko ENJOYS, ani de-
are their loyalty to France
The evening times., 1900-06-18
81 To Philadelphia and Return 3
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Account Republican National Coaventio7
Tickets on sale and good going june IS 10 ~
good to return until June PC.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
Special Excursion to CheSapeaks
Beach. Tuesday, june 10.

Lincoln Pest, No 8. c. A
Patspsco Lodge, No. 1872. b. OF l. F.
Woman's Bindery Mutual Relief, Nc. A.
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Carpenters, Lumber LISTS bid lowest
by F. Libbey & Co, and HooTing only SIS.
The evening times., 1900-06-18

MiiIr.orES of every kind very low.
aId aiICoE l1H.os- &C. by r. Libbey & Co.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
GRIGes SEES IHE PRESIDENT.
The Attorney General Returns From
His Vacation.

Attorney General Griggs, who is just
back from ten days visit to his home.
Paterson, n. j., saw the President this
morning. One Of the questi: :ons now con-
fronting the Department of Justice re-
lates TO the national banking laws OF
Hawaii. The matter has been referred 10
Mr.. Griggs by the Treasury Department.
In recent decision the Attorney Gen
eTal held that the American banking laws
extend to Porto Rico On account of the
clause in the lnsulaT law providing for
the operation there of all United States
laws. unless locally inapplicable. 1t does
not appear that the same compulsion ap-
plies 10 Hawaii in. the national banking
case As a consequence II lies with Mr..
Griggs to decide whether the American
laws shall extend to the Pacific islands.
The evening times., 1900-06-18

out-of-towR Lumber buyers do best
at 9Th AID \. Y. ave; ex2O shingles No. !, $500
The evening times., 1900-06-18

You can build houses cheapIS no.s.
Ruste siding, IS and up. F. Lbbey & CO
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Quick Service to Chicago via y. & o.
On B. o. new train. leaving Washington at
1880 a n, daily, arriving al Chicago $50 a M
next morning.
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Music at CkeSapeaIke Beach.
lcr,s Baad cvery ait.rnoon ard evening.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
80 TO Philadelphia and Return vim
B. & o.

Account Gvnnsstic Union and Festival Turn
fest)- Tickets sold and good going June Is. 10
2i' valid for return until ggae p
The evening times., 1900-06-18
YAMAGATA TO REMAIN.

Continue as Prime Minister.
YOKOHAMA, June 1S.-At the request
Of the Emperor and in view Of the situation
in China, Primo Minister Yamagata has
consented to remain in Office
He had previously offered his resignation.
The evening times., 1900-06-18

buniber - not SO high as formerly.
AID or best boards only sI.5O. al 9th n Y. ave
The evening times., 1900-06-18
CHESAPEAKE nEAcH-oN TIE DAY
Daily Schedule.

Trains leave District line depot. 10 a m. II /
n-I 2, ), p. n. soc round tlip
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Fiynn's Easiness College, sth and X
s5--Cersu5 Office Examination-s5
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Lower Lumber Prices at the
Friendly Corner. Cali at +. Libbey Co., 9th
and y. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
sgrfoiis & Waseingtop s.ea....oa, O..

Delightful trips daily Al G 81 pam. to Old Point
Comfort, Newport News. Mort * Virginia Beach.
and ose1n View For sehedaie see page :.
The evening times., 1900-06-18

Always the Lowest Iariber Prices
and eisar No. eesrs sl-5. :. c ard \. Y. ave.
The evening times., 1900-06-18
OuicI servIce to sd. PnnI rin n. q n

And northwestern points. on new p. & o. train
leaying Washington at 1850 a. m. daily, and
reaching St. Paul at 10 P. n. next Gay.