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The evening times., 1900-04-03
GENERAL OTIS OPTIMISTIC.
Dispatches Received Today De-
scribing His Recent Operations.

Dispatches Received Today De-
scrihing His Recent Operations.
The War Dcpar,mcH, today received a
report from General Otis giving "a brief
synopsis Of the progress Of military oper-
at.ons In the Philippines since January 1.
The situation. according 20 the report. Is
improving. a number Of important In
surgtnt officers 1ave been captured and
this is regarded by War Department on
GERS as indicating an carly cessation Of
resistance on The part Ct the Insurgents
Since January three officers and sew
enty-eight enlisted uaen have been killed
and thirteen officers and 15l men
have been wounded Fourteen hun
dred and tws2ty-siN insurgalt5
and ladrCne5 gtre killed or
iefJ wounded Cn the field and f53 csptur-
ed among MS number being large mum
Der OF wounded Small arms numbering
S,g5l pieces were captured: artillery 100
pieces besides large amounts OF other H.
patch is as follows.
Manila April 3 100
since J-u1ary +. I2i ssilmIshs- iu PaiIipUiu.s
reported. mostly very -ii-Ir Affairs. Our casual
tics. orlogrs. = cUlisied myl killed I3 0fi-srS
IL men wounded lusIrEcur and ild-ouc loss in
AiLi.d and Icft on 1J.J. 1.51t, captGrsd mostly
artiey, le5; large capture other iu,uJECut prop
crty- Number important iu~1Tgcur oticrrs sur
rendering and situation gradually becoming more
pacific OTIS
The evening times., 1900-04-03
THE KEARsARGE's TRIAL TRIP.
4 Final FOrty-cight Hours Sea Run
Refore Acceptance.

The Navy Department received a de-
spatch from Newport News today an
nouncing the departure OF the Kearsarge
for its final t.iaI trip at sea. On board is
a naval inspection board. which viii pass
upon her performances during the pre-
scribed forty eight hour run. All the pre-
Iiminary trials have been satisfactory,
and should the vessel come uD TO the re-
quircments on this trial she viii be placed
in commission and the contractors paid
the 10 per cent Of the construction price.
which IS al%ays withheld by the Navy De-
psrtme1t until vessel has been thor
Oughly testel and accepted.
The Kear5srge will return 10 Hampton
Roads at the completion Of the trial and
if approved by the naval inspection board
viii join the North Atlantic Squadron in
its summer cruise in Northern waters
The squadron is due al Hampton Roads
about the middle Of the present month
The evening times., 1900-04-03
TIE CHARGES AGAINss TAYLOR
Assertions That He Raid Money 10
GoebeI'S Murderer.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April -.-Frum in
side Democratic sources &C. was learned
today that the GoebeI prosecution base ITS
charge against Governor Tlvior on The
testimony of two alleged " ,nesses Who
viii appear before the Fralkiin county
grand Jury this week. These witnesses,
Goeboi leaders claim. viii testify that
Governor Taylor gave money 80 a man vho
afterwird turned il over 10 tue murderer
Of Goeb l.
This is the basis OF an The fight on
Taylor. Republicans say the evidence"
is ridiculous and il such witnesses are
produced they we're bribed ry use o. the
SlU0. 600 reward fund.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
MINERS STILL OUT.
40 Change in the Strike situation in
the Pittsbmrp District.

PITTSBURG, Pa. April 2.-The miners
OF the Pittsburg district are stiu out, and
there is little hope OF their early return
to work. The trust denies that 10000 men
are out, but Investigations by disintsrested
persons familiar with the district substan-
tiate the first report
The miners claim that the ceale recently
adjusted is entirely out OF harmony with
their demands and they demand a conven-
ton TO settle the matter.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
ITALIAN DEPUTIES DESERT.
Members Of the Extreme LEFT Aban-
don The Chamber.

MthihetS OF the iAIrem me Lett Abum-
don the Chamber
ROME. April 3.-The disturbances in tha
Italian Chamber or Deputies over the Pub
lie Safety bill were continued today Az
The opening OF this mornings sitting She
deputies q the eXtrcme-Left rose I'm q
body and left the Chamber. SigrCr Par
taBo. leader Of the Socialists. declared THAI
they would quit the Chamber and allow
the Government to c0nsummate the crime
10 desired 90 carry out
President Colombo. who has been bitter
ly opposed by the Leftists and who was
reelected yesterday. has introduced some
new standing orders by which the OBJ
structionists can be controlled
The evening times., 1900-04-03
CROWDS THRoNGING DUBLIN.
Immense Turning Out of People {,
Greet Their Queen.

Greet Their Queen.
DUBLIN. April 3.-An Dublin. and in
truth, all Ireland, is on the qui viYe in
anticipation Of the Queens coming. Crowds
are pouring in from ali points. and the
normal population OF Dublin. about 26O.-
eco. viii, by tomorrow, be swollen to l.
000. 600.
Earl Cadogan. the Lord Lieutenant, will
be taken at his word. and the royal visit
viii be made a national occasion, although
il viii be and must be utterly non -polit-
ical. Not by a hairs breadth has the
Queens coming diminished the intensity
OF the opposition Of the Nationalists 10 all
shades Of Castle Government
1t is said that the Lord Mayor will be
made either a knight or a baronet. and
that Sheriff and Alderman Meade viii
probably be knishted.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
AN OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST.
Officers Who Fell Near the BIoetn-
fonucin Water Works.

LONDON. April 3.-The War Office has
issued a list OF casualties among the Off
GERS in fighting near the Blosmfoutein wa
terWOrkS.
Four officers were killed. thirteen were
wounded and three are missing.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Cargo Of n british Transuor,

CAPE TOWN, April 2.-The transport
Chicago has sailed from here with Major
General II. 4. Bushmans Corps for Beira
Portuguese East Africa. She carries sup
plies and a plant Tor a Rhodesian railway.
: Prc-ilistOric City Uncovered.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Rnhnnic rinruc Rn,nrns.

SYDNEY, y. S. W. April 3.-The bubo- iC
plague is spreading. There have been sew
enty cases and twenty deaths. The quar-
antine area has been extended.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
VI. Joseph Bertrnnd Dead.

PARIS, April IN. Joseph Bertrand.
Secretary Of the Acadfny Of Sciences. is
dead.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
GATACRE VISITING ROBERTS.
Arrests of Persons suspected of Act
ing as spies.

SPRINGFONTEIN. April General
Gatacre has gone to Bloemfoutein to visit
Lord Roberts.
Several Landrosts have been arrested in
small towns north OF this place. They are
suspected Of giving information to the
Beers.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
THE HAWAIIAN BILL.
Representative Knox FHVOrS Ter
ritOriaI Government.

After the transaction Of some routine
business this morning, the House. pursu
ant to a special order Of some weeks
standing, went into the Committee Of the
Whole. Mr.. Moody in the Chair. to con-
slider the Senate bill 20 provide a govern
ment for Hawaii with the House measure
substituted therefor.
Mr. Knox, Chairman CT the Committee
on Territories. opened the debate.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
PRISONERS IN A BoER CAMP.
Captured English SOL
diers at SmaIIdeeI.

BOER CAMP, smalldeel, March 30
Twenty eight British prisoners have ar
rived here. Gen. Jan Prisloo, the former
Free State commandant, who was 10 have
been tried on a charge Of high treason, il
supposed to have deserted to the enemy
The latest news from Brandfort is tc
the effect that the federal troops are m5re
than holding their own. They have only
had nine casualties 20 date
The evening times., 1900-04-03
CardInaI NauEhnn mI.

LONDON, April cardinal Vaughan
Is suffering from an attack OF bronchitis.
His condition is causing considerable anxi-
ETY..
The evening times., 1900-04-03
VALOR OF TEE BRITISH
Many Acts Of Courage Displayed
at DOOrn SpFuit.

Dispatches From the Front Indicate
Further Fighting Has Occurred
Last OmcinI NewS-RobeTts Com
tinUcs His Report of the Disaster.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
Inhaled illuminating Gas

Hannah Vessel, colored. fofty-fve years
old, 2 domestic net death b. inhaling IL
Illuminating gas at the home % Mrs. Har-
riet lane Johnson, 1893 Street northwest.
last night
The evening times., 1900-04-03
OAXACA. Mexlco. April s.-Anather pre-

OA%ACA. Mexico, April S.-An1ther pre-
historic city. covering several hundred
acres. has been discovered near the In
dian village OF Toocalitche, in this State.
The ruins are almost completely covered
with earth. but the excavations so far
made show that the discovery is o. great
archaeological importance. The ruins are
on two hills. One is called by the Indi-
ans. Cerro de Los Antiques. the Fill OF
the Ancients The other is Eiccrfo En-
cantaGe. the Enchanted Hill Around
them flows rivUlCt. called 81 Torsoro.
the Treasure. The Hin of the Anci ants
is natural formation. while the En-
chanted Hill is artificial
New PicLets clear dressed 4 sides.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
PHILIPPINE TOWNS OCCUPIED.
General Bates in Possession Of Sew
eruI LuzOn cities.

MANILA, April 3-l7.30 p. mD.-GeueraI
Bates has occupied without opposition tho
towns Of SurigaO- Cayagau, Uigan, and Nj
samis tNumancia) in Northern Mindanao
The Navy also took part in the operations
General Bates captured 215 rifles and d
number of cannon.
The Surigao district is in the northern
part Of the island. Tigan is about sixty
hyC miles further south
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Delightful trips daily at ESQ p m. to Old Point
Comfort, Newport News, Norfolk. and Virginia
Beach. For schedule see page ..
The evening times., 1900-04-03
ARGUING TIE CLARK CASE
Oral Pleadiags SHpPlemeHtiHg the
Briefs Submitted.

Attorney BirEey Opens for the Mem
Oriaiisfs-He Claims Uncomfortable
Evidence of Corruption in the
senatorial CampaiEn-The AIIeE-
ed Discrepancies la the Testimony.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
KILLED BY A CAvE-IN.
George stevens Buried Under Five
Tons of Earth.

Tons of Earth.
George Stevens, aged thirty-two years.
who lived with his family on the Bladens-
burg Road, died at Providence Hospital
this afternoon from injuries received by a
caving in at an excavation where he
working. Fifteenth snd Z Streets north
east
stevens was digging several feet under
ground when a great quantity OF earth.
estimated as weighing five TOES. Re u2sn
him breaking his back and several otter
bones CT his body. Or. L. G. Walters 1899
Maryland Avenue northeast reBdefe
medical assistance, hut Stevens dicd With
in a short tine after the acci1ee oc-
CURED.
The evening times., 1900-04-03

New HemIock PHIinES only ~ cents
each, uudressed, Cal on F. Libbey GO.
The evening times., 1900-04-03

2N3-IG RRifs and 2a4-IS-
always ready-rou.h azd dressed. eth & \. !. Az
The evening times., 1900-04-03

SI.25 buys one clear Door
uase VI Ne. stoe.. Frank Iibbe7 & Co.
The evening times., 1900-04-03
THE MEMoRIALIsTs, BRIEF.
Presentation OF the Law and Facts
Against Senator Clark.

The brief I'm The matter Of TIE mem
orisl OF citizens Of Montana agaius, WI
liam A. Clark. Unircd States Senator
submitted by counsel for The memorial
lists. covers I1i sexto-decimo paEes sat in
small plea type. and is signed By GeoTs
F. EdmunCs. Arthur a. Birney, and
Charles : Hartman. In addition &c the
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Low est bids always given on lumber
and mia ucrR by F. Libse. c., c,h \ \. Az
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Ask your druEEisr for l0retol-
The evening times., 1900-04-03

sI-s5 buys ice sq. IT. FiocriEg
a. Friendly CGsucF 9Th St ami " y. Az nv
The evening times., 1900-04-03

Hymns business College, Sth and Il
s5-Consus Oaice Examinat.on-s5
The evening times., 1900-04-03

New Piekets clear dressed sides.
PIC each, Inade Of best clear cypress.
The evening times., 1900-04-03

There is intense anxiety in London to-
day. and crowds are surrounding the Wal
Ofice awaiting further news from Bloem-
luatein.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14

EAA tAs Naskal Panea. vAaeh arr vzrEanr
- hs1sEs tsR ths pzEpoaA
Esssa hunArad fed u ere has hssa
paasea thraasA ~ tAa IaaG tzanal q
ths KneA Htn nina In Grsanwooa
camp TArss hEnaroa ana any tsse
fr01 IL no1th q IL tunnal q winna
wAs sunk n fssL Fer IT, arss rs
fsse eSsA IL wtnzs wRs IN ere bus
~ that po1zt II dyed 0EG Al a aspeA
q 4ee tA&y are eToasruftAmg back o.
tAs ere In . distance e 80 fssg IN
u tzzsA . erussrs1 - bssa rna sass
HaA vMl an IN ere asr Q ahslAnns e 80
tesL Ia ahAft hAz rsAeAsa a AspSh
Il 80 test w. YeaSa wIlliAnA snpsr.
tnrsnaeGt. says tAAt ~ ths 3a0-fcGt lsxsl
they are SIN driving nertA In ere. AnA
have ahczt lse fsst yet 70 run % set
- Poazt Shere thsy VIII raise % CO..
Rse1 via The 3eefo0t lsrsl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14
LATE rxLEsaAPu,c xOrra

Fosd i scarce and TIE p1ices are SUI
| sdvaneIng N Puerto Rleo.
Assistant Secretary II Navy ALA !. "a
sh the POSITION Of governor Of P4srte
Rjeo-
CIvli var u thr-ateRed a. the CaIn<ss
V'eeroys protest against p.olzy Of d.
igVr ezupE-ss.
Eo~nszeT Bgrza Ball, the nearest zli
wing relative u CIeorz= WAsainy.oa- did
thursday, aged 81 years
ThOHlzs Blabdy, 4 bartender. "a. r..
esniIy arrested IN Ssw York f0r lawn.
IN IN Po----saoa Sl0Oo worth Of b-er
sLAuIY@-
s~nstoF CUIIOn Pres~nIei the eoatsT-
snss rsFsoTI % the legislative s1srut.. (
and Judiciary BAL N the senAts THURSDAY.
The reP,ort vas agreed 10.
President ". Y PoEsl d the Order 4
RailuAy Teleg7apbsrs has ordered STRIKE
Of tsleyTsPhers and other station empIVve-
d the southern railway. TO begin TaIrs-
day
T5e big SR11bers Parihe brifse Il
DsllEs, Tex, wAs swspi ASsy By the a0od-
The lo-@ = about 10000. All the sag
On brldg=s are gVne and the CA .sutI-1
- BY rad 70 me West No E..s SsTs
h,-G
Radyard KiPling and sir John Henry
DE- NBb@rs, ehisf justbre 81 Cape Coiasy.
have sailsd foE England Mr. K:plIpz
aid he Eas sorTy he ~as not abe 70 re-
main longer. a. his health had been great
j. benz4tsd
The rssid<ses Of PsytSa ". RabIss, At
Dsi-y PossO4See IN West VHE1HiA, re-
Gently burned and Nr2 Peyton RubIs md
Gor4On Davis, boy Of 3 yezrs, usre bun
81 to death Peyton Rubse vas pry5ably
fatally RIursd-
Two mn, Peter LArsen so Io-eph
pASsen. and a woman were drowned II
The entrabee 10 the outer hsr+Or At san
Pedro, Cal They we're sD5er TIE ma
sD@e Of bq0oT and the bat EAs seyu t.
O~eT1uTn-
Judge Dune Of Chicago refused a wit
Of hskeAs corpus in the eSse Of Rsnksr
Y : DTrysT under states pri-on sen-
tsnee fT the smbezzlsuse1t Of E3lsD9
d the Wess Psrk board fund. and con
mitted him TO the custody of the sheTiH
Three mn wsTe killed recently On the
BelIefOute 4 snow Shoe rAiIrnsd ;l.rns
miles sast Of Ssou sba~. Pa. TAs iii.
spread under the nOuntsin shifting n
giDe- Tks enzihe and q dozen ear. Es-s
thrOEB over the subsnkmsnt Tha dssI
are; Harry Tempt, fireman. CaIrin
IsmPie, brakeman, and Al Besnsr.
bo~slsT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14

part IAAI Az bsstss thAn base emaa
~ may ware AslS~vs Psrwna d
~IiAezi tg4BI ths hsss nssaletns 49,
stss uaa ss~i Ia . tAAiiy. IL -
eGf-a 81 EssveusS-ss, WtGh Whteh I
AAA s~<a a-letsa bss . Esvsa n9@Ass
.. y-ass
is tArs o, sY~s aaef~asing a@scM-
lsAaarat tAAt o. HaAsy sSherwtsa szaSl.
t.s ssi pf0vss~ss pzsFAs vii. ~ -
- -zet q - s.Aa Pc . rE~easahaa - -
aAvu 1-1ttis "a FSFuAA - kaDa. hxsag
spa yaszaa s-.r-a Ifa~ assuAAe-a nmaaEsaN
AAA s.satlsA sHp=Eu4 tAAE . FenreaEhoa4E
& z-vsletas Is soEr.4 - witSsza sssry
1ss
As sszn as tAs rAlss % FsFGaM b
ia-.v appreciated ~ every hSaasAo1A
tssth 90 . prvsSBalfi.s AAa1 . c@ss u
L.1as ssretAlEaa tsaa u Th~s4annAs u
ilrss wil4 10 ~rv4. As4 ssss4r~aa II
tAssa&Esss 81 ehrvaar. liAr~Efng eanus
% alpsans ErvyvGa~a- FrfsAA ts 90
~ u-Asl4 aAizg@Aszl.
A c@1a fSute wark 80 cAru@Ae eaAMKxA
s-at irss 10 Asy aAAr~z ~ TIE ~
rzaA M~atetz- Ie=FAas. Cslazh1A
OAla
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14

Ne nan 10 better kSJws IN ts- SsAts
81 SSsrAakA thAs M Carl 7, sssL~rtA,
ooar~csor add AAsaa- A IyPl1A4 Az-ef-
icAE-Aet3Fs, GhsrWd. AHA "a Of ts.--
ness EAsAcity he Is 8at 0alv p-o-
vieeF saE hls sAzsiy. tgf a pruts-taf
IN rSceri .stter 70 pT Hartman he
writes, AnzoHg oth-E tblEg. a. .el4Uws-
Our bov JEms-. lad the nez srEn-
50 ersEF. As1 repeated attacks e lag
Ssver. Cur by. Charlie. ~as also
ssb.ecf - attacks ef tslezsoalA Aal
Plsu-isy Oar ttird bov. Joss Vas
saslstt 70 sever ard age iu1a-AstAl
Asd liver troze.s Year remedy
PsruzA, eur-d ~ boys eatirely. asd
Dcu / kAys ihrs- u tA- b-a ih.ss, ,oys
N tie State Of Set-AHkA. wht-A al
tTltais - yoa- H~i4elHe Ny uiv
lad . stomach freuh-e whtrh Fs-1n4
also eGr~d Altogether tOr nv ~koG-
sani!y Ns aHre u-~e aISSt-sa sutrle, o.
PsrasA- AZ. AArs tAzs So, 81 s =
eScters' sitlA ! Az = eOGtruet- AZ 9
RAsca - trade. ar an Krowa al
ever Nss-AakH hAvs Aal s.uezA 3
t-easis Which has b~es greatly -sIsey-,a
~ rear rvDsdv, Fs-unA, sur waleA :
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14
REFOnaIC-

work O. Fag Hin VII Be resumed
EhouG Nay L
The Etn q the ksPahESe Rsanerion
Company i rApAdiy asArIag compile
ton
The N0Ea has resumed eRsrntiozG &C
says J. C CAFE, the a1ScsEerer aad nan-
Rgsr
The Princess MAnde ledge L. stin 81
feet il width ard TIE values average
a5C7t So Per tOa
Thsre s niekle g the South half n
big strike Il reported On q bridge
creek trzcticn-
The Mountain Licr riu u 4 success
and ths people are vel pleased Fully
Is good r. vas expected
NineEyStI feet Of ere il the wtdth Of
The Quilp vein AZ airy feet below the
Tunnel lsrel and the values are irnpruv-
ING
In the San Poll nine the win1e b.
iow the No- level vas sunk 70 q depth
q IS feet from top TO bottom With .
general valus Of about $50 per t0a-
The average VAl1s Of samples raksn
rom the rev strike in the Black Tail
Lzst Saturday vas SIS 20 per ton The
edge Is still SIX feet vide. aad l. AL
ere
The so1nt Of the steam whistle NJ
n the Chico hosting works reverb@r-
ated through the neighboring hills for
he HIST tine last week. and IL vas
lizard Throughout the town
Superintendent Miller states thar the
edge On the Ben Har has not changed
N width and there was no percepuble
change IN the values Of the ore. The
Tzl1es average about $50 per ton
The Nurphey, which lies about one
half mile southwest Of the Mountain
Lon shaft. has a 59-foot shaft that Is
full Of Gne looking ore II IL said TO
run from 81 TO s1s in gold per ton and
An ounce CT two Of silver.
A private assay made On April 7th
from s4nples taken from the Princess
AaRte ledge gave returns Of 81 o. in
silver and 81 b in gold Though the
result vas low the assay vas not gen
sral enough 10 give assurance that this
represents the average values in the
ledge Il l. possible that SIX inches
either way in the ledge the values
might Be $50 ton The ledge 10 sone-
what niIed with strezks Of porphry.
but i fully stI ts=t wide The sznp
les zsszyed looked vel
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Extensive dsvelopHents and favor
able returns are predicted for Aims
worth camp this season
In the Jumbo, AZ Rossland, the large
ore body which vas found On No. Level
has been found On the 35N-foot level
Il has been erosscut for 10 feet and
carries the fnsSt-Iooking ore that has
yet been found in The mire.
Two promising Boundary properties
are TO b opened Up Work has started
On the R-BeIl and Remington They
we're shut down tEo years ago Many
other claims are also to be developed
during the coming summer.
The Hall Mines, Limited. Is being re
constructed and there Is probability
Of large interest being acquired By
Canadian capitalists The first steps
we're taken al = general meeting Of the
shareholders acid in London March Is
The Tnir Gold Mines, Ltd. Com
pzny's profits in 1893 were SI09.I55
The statement to the stockholders gives
the results Of the years operations as
over 1850 900 worth or ore blocked
out, trsm~ay capacity doubled and =
strike in the Nevada
Great disappointment is felt by the
Management Of the B. A C., on account
Of the delay in the arrival Of the new
lie Roi compressor which was due On
February IS The mines cannot Be
worked 10 their full capacity until this
machinery Is installed
The zfy I'M hnrsa rr--a- k,it.-- g.
the lie Roi plant AZ the Black Bear tun-
nel have been shipped from the east
and are expected to arrive next week.
Meanwhile the brieklsysrs are setting
brick for the boilers which viii be suf-
feiently advanced to receive them on
their arrival
That the Evening Star. At Rossland.
nay become one Of the great producing
mines Of the camp. with careful deveI-
opnents On the lines now being fol-
lowed By c. p Chanberifn, viii Be evil
dent 70 any man who pays IL . visit
and sess the great bodies Of ore being
opened out
A number Of the miners have re-
sc0ed work on the lie Roi in q bo4y.
IN The beginning Of this week the
making Of contracts viii sns1s. The
Ten are Al present working merely 20
test the ground 70 determine What the
work il worth. this being preliminary
70 agreeing On q contract price. A sinai
lar method will be followed In the War
Eagle and Center Star so0n.
The Iron Mask 10 Likely to continue
shipping about q carload . day. II not
more The Evening Star and L Z L
win also make heavy ShipmentA What
ever decrease the shipments may show
on account Of the Stoppsge Of Sae sup
ply from the War Eagle and Center
Star. IL 10 likely 70 make up from other
mines which viii come forward into
the ranks o. the regular shippers.
These include the Josie. Number ons
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14

A strike whieA hes fair % ~ a eve.
mere fDRortAnce tha1 tzat q TIE Ma
ala Vas 1aoe . fsg days aso q the
C2ledaaiA. near keller, wash. awnsa
BY Daa aAd Ajax. MeMnsenr.
There are hRndresas az locmsionx In
e10ss prcxAntEy % Baker City tAat eva
ers eAa make pay tAelr svn asEssop-
meat and = surplus ~ hslnK Afforded
IAAa opportunity % have their ere
treated n n fair cost
A remarkAhsy large gold bearing
ledgs has receatly attracted atteutsoa
70 The RAPID river district whseh II
lie H0rIA sAope q tha Ssrem Devils
range N lazhaL ThiS wAmnoth leaes
q low grade ore In saiA % be. See feet
wide and &c exreAa fer a mIIs and n
half TSere are Tsy fSg ~ large bod
ses q mineral bearing qaArtx in the
country. ane Il Is attracting particular
interest," o this account TIE ledee
was ioeAted by W A Irwin In 1883
The Va 4 tunHel o. the Keep Cool
mine q Lake Psnd d7Orelle L eater
ing the vein This tunnel 10 erossrat
Which VII give . depth q the vein e
80 feet In its course II has crossed
several SNAIL veins and strtnr~rs All
dipping toward the main ore hody
The Keep Cool carries . pay streak Of
higA grade ore. which has beea opened
for an average width Of ave feet q al
the upper Leyeis. and II ID the sxpectA-
ten tAAt IL win BE shortly encounter.
ed In this IeTel The Co1yecture nfne
which Is in the vicinity Of the Ksep
Good. 10 10 resEnG
There . excite1sat in Reddy guIch.
IdAho- The two rich strikes Of gassna
and eArbcnAres On the Alice vein right
upon the surface have stirred the dis
uiet and there has beea a stampede te
the gulch- The vein has been trared
and stAked all the way through TO the
top Of the hill just east Of Canyon
creek II is farther south thai any
ether vein upon which nueA work las
been done and these discoveries are
therefore OF unusual inp0r1anee. The
course o. the vein 70 the top Of the hill
indicates that il crosses Canyoa creek
rot far from the baseball grounds, lust
above " alL2oe-
Asssrs- ?. ?. Frizbee Of Colorado
Springs, Colo and Z {. Savage Of
Butte, Mont, both practical mill men,
who have been in Baker City and Vi
ctrity for several weeks looking ever
the mining fed have eoreiude1 70
permanently locate here and have -
cured control Of the Ie-stAzp nil 10
Gated in East Baker, = veil equipped
plant and are making preparations 10
operate it ~ q eostcn mill. esther pur-
chasing ore outright or milling At g
per ton
The experiment Is worthy Of the Co
Operation Of every mine owner In this
vicinity, and il Is 70 BE hoped they win
show su1eisnt interest IN the natter
to test the praetieabilty o. the eater
prise-