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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

New York, Dec. I6-Bef0re neariy %
900 people, iammed into every available
eorner Of the great Madison Square Gar
den. Harry Fixes Of Glenns FallS, n. r..
and Floyd Mcfarland Of San Jose. Cal.
the American team, won the ak day inter.
national bicycle race by wheels length
from Burns w. Pierce Of Boston ana
Archie McEaehern Of Toronto the q.
madam team
Caesar Simar of Paris and Jean Goug-
oltE of Monte Carlo, the French team.
we're third, lap away.
The distance covered by the winners was
se2s miles and seven laps, this being lOa
miles and seven laps behind the record Of
Miller and Waller, made last year. Kari
Kaiser Of Berlin and Fritz Reyser of Ber-
lin, the German team, were given fourth
place, 43 miles and three laps behind the
leaders, they having retired from the track
about two hours before the close Nichael
Frederick Of Paris and Jean Fisher Of
Paris took fifth place with 2523 miles.
They drew out att O'Clock. Frank Wal.
lei Of Boston and W. c. Stinson Of Boz
ton gave up just before ; O'Clock Saturday
morning, content with sixth position and
their 2SOS miles and one lap. o. V. Bah
cock Of New York and Louis Gimm Of
Rttsburg, who. after the accident to their
partners, rode for an individual score,
we're requested by the management 10
withdraw from the track during the after.
ucOn. Rabcock was then ut lS0s mills
and one lap, six miles ahead Of Gimm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

Vancouver. d. C, Dec lo.--iNews Of the
worst marine disaster Of the season in
British Columbia waters was brought here
at so'elock tonight by the steamer Car
fFOm Union bay, ON the east side Of Van.
eouver island.
The famous steamer Alpha, whose un.
authorized trip to Cape Nome last May
brought her into conflict with the treas.
ury department at Washington, was
wrecked on a reef near the entrance 20
Union bay, and not vestige Of the 1000
ton steamer remains. Her managing
owner, captain, punser, two engineers, two
able seamen and a stowaway sEere drown.
ed, and the balance Of the crew Of "a were
saved BY the pluck Of an unknown mem.
Der Of the ships creA, who swan in a
raging sea from the wreck 70 the light.
house with line around his waist.
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According 70 credible Chinese SQUIRE
eses Of Information, EMPEROR Kwang
Hsu viii agree to the following 10 d.
mands Of the powers:
First-Indemnisy 70 The amount Of
100.0oo,000 taeas. payable within 20
years and guaranteed BY the Ikin.
Second-The erection In Pekin Of =
suitable monument TO the memory q
Baron Won KetteIer.
Third-An imperial prince. q near
relative to the emperor. to 60 to Berlin
TO apologize and express regret for the
murder.
Fourth-Foreign troops to hold the
lines Of communication between TMkn
and Pekin.
Fifth-Punishment Of the Boxer on
cials.
Sixth Candidates from districts
where antiforeign outrages have been
perpetrated not to be allowed to com
pete In the Chinese examinatiens In
Pekin for I'VE years.
seventh-AbolItiOn Of the tsung n
yamen-
Eighth-FOreign ENJOYS to have ae-
cess to the emperor At al tines.
Ninth-Importation Of arms and am
munitlon into the provinces OF Chill 70
be abolished.
Tenth-The land and 80 forts b.
tween Shan-hai-kwaR, Taku and Pekin
to be destroyed.
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spokase. De. ls.--Tom Murphy walked
into the gambling rooms oser the Warwick
saloon al I o'clock this morning, covered
ia men With ! revolver, relieved the place
Of over 600 and escaped fiitrn minutes
later Ne vas captured by the police and
nearly all the monsy was recovered. Inc
rrss he Lost while running to escape.
The holdup vas the most daring ever
known In the city. II was only eqiaie'i
In it, nerve by the capture lev MINUTES
later. While the men In the gambling
noon were stili telling Of The details OF TN
affair, officers were Close upon the de-
peadoa tmii. Only The catching Of IN
hammer Of the hOldup's gun saved the hi
Of Sergeant Sullivan.
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Rockport. Ind. Dec. 1.-Two ne
grOes. Jim Henderson and Bud Row.
lands, who waylaid. murdered and rob.
bed Hollie Simons, white barber,
early Sunday morning, were Iynched
Il night In the jail yard by q mob Of
1900. The negroes were arrested soon
after the murder occurred, and nj.
though RQwlands' clothing had blood
stains on them. they claimed they were
innocent In the meantime Sheriff
Clemens OF Union county. Kentucky.
arrived with a trained bloodhoud.
When the dog was placed on the trail
he followed Il 70 the house where Row.
lands lives. six blocks from the scene
OF the murder. and went baylng TO the
bed the negro had occupied This was
enough for the excited citizens.
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The state school teachers viii meet
IN Butte
coronsr Brown Of Butte. a. the In.
guest last week on che body Of Dave
FnieESon. who asranEisa himself In
the bounty jail on the seth OF last
mouth. found be vas temporarily In.
sane
The numerous holidays and burglar.
lsa that are taking place In Butte aag-
Eeata the presence In that community
Of larEs number Of very undesirable
peopts-iust such visitation a. occur.
rid nearly four years ago.
ID. H. Tatem. Whose appointment by
sha president As aaaayer In charge Of
the uaitsd States assay once In Hell.
sna. has received notice that the senate
had confirmed hla nomination. Mr..
Taien says be viii sccepl the once.
The Bitter Root stock tafm founded
By The late Marcus Daily viii soon Be q
thing Of the past with the passing Of
Mr. Daily. whose name was synonimous
With the bet associations Of the turf
his several strings Of speed horses vii
be sold at public auction early 10 Jan
uAry.
A. Butte J. v. Cunningham, proprie
tor q . lodging house. YES shot and
instantly killed last week BY Louis L
Feiksr, his brother,ln.lAw. The shool
Ing took place in cunningham's wife'I
bedroom Appearances point 10 tn
consiuaion that Cunningham wen
there to kill his wife.
A good test Of the esacacy Of vacci
nation IL said TO be the fact that NJ
school children have taken the disease
although many Of them live In unsanI
Iary and Infected sections Of the city
All the ehildren were vaccinated . yea
ago, and care IL taken 10 insure tina
all new pupils have been subjected :
the precautionary operation.
ii Three pardons and one eommutatlo
t. Of sentence were recommended b. Cor
Smith 10 the state board last weel
! The LET Of thoss TO receive cxecutiy
. ciemency Includes Frank Murray. Rol
eFt @. Camp Robert Works and Loul
Mallan. the latter committed from
life sentence 10 20 yeara
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niou ~ tAtu hnu VINO. During me
height Of the storm rain fall ia Tor.
rents and almost reached the proper.
tons OF 4 ciondburst. The wind caused
damage IN many sections Of the city.
Dom Paul MAS given IN enthusiastic re-
oeption by the people IL Amsterdam 80.
efntly.
England's poor and the Boer var are
the two problems Lord salisbury admits
annoy him.
4 resolution to appoint Congressman
Bouselle captain on the retired list has
passed both houses Of congress.
Discussing the Nicaragaa canal the No
voc Vrernya says Russia is not interested
in the matter, but naturally sides with
America.
Two electric ears on the Greenfield 4
indianapolis line colIided headon recently
near Jim, Ind. Emory Scott and John
Giasscaek, motormen, were fatally in
lned. six passengers were badly hurt
Al Malaga the body, in uniform, Of
Captain KreIsehman, commander u the
wrecked GermAn trimming ship Geniesenau,
MAS recently washed ashore and was
buried. This Is the first body recovered
on the beach.
United States Ambassador Choats denisd
the report that he l. shout 70 resign his
post, which be says Is based on the belief
that the death Of his partner, Charles G.
Beaman, would necessitaie his return 10
his law practice.
Lord saiisburyis gloomy reference TO
South Africa recently at the conference Of
the national union Of conservative associs-
lions Is causing much. hesTtbnrning in
London. The conservative press, Teluc-
iant 10 admit that the situation is worse,
complains Of the Prcmier's needless Ipcssi-
mism.
OfiieeTs at Manila consider that the re
turn Of volunteers will necessitste the
abandonment Of siatigns and that con
gneos will provide for The increase i'm
the regulars. II Il believed sSsat many
volunteers viii neenIist u bonnses a. q
ieied. the amount 10 be shout equiysIeni
10 the expense 81 equiPping and bringing
out q recruit
During heavy fog at Ashland, KY
rrnently two electric cars, both well filled
aith passengers. collided near the center
Of tine city. They we've running ut rapid
rate Of sPerd AIotOrmAh John Sciseo Was
pinioned between the cars and Is believed
10 BE- fatally injured. Motorman William
Campbell is also in = critical condition,
being cut with glass aboat the body and
face. Conductor Walter Hutchinson WAS
badly cut about the body and face.
John lalias Red Corbett, who has serr.
ed sssenl terms in the Penitentiary. was
shOl and instantly killed al Chieago re.
Gently by Edward ,. Grady, who sur.
prised him with . companion in the act
Of committing . highway robbery. Grady
fired, he says. only after Corbett had turn
ed HE revolver on him and there seems 20
BE- no doubt that Il was only his quickness
and true aim that saved his life. The
bullet from Gradyis revolver struck Cor
belt in the heart and he fell dead in his
tracks. Corvette companion escaped
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Butte, Dec. l0S--Three men went into q
South Butte butcher shop and at the point
Of guns demanded all the cash In the till.
Henry Strader. who was in charge, refused
to deliver. One Of the highwaymen shot
Strader through the body. All three then
ran. strader went TO the telephone and
notified the police, who an hour later ar.
rested q man giving the name d Harry
Smith. He admits firing the shot. He
and his companions were released from
jail yesterday because the prosecuting Wit.
nessce in the robbery charges against them
had disappeared. Straders condition i
serioaA
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A telephone line from Huntington q
BaFns IL protested.
The sheriff Of Grant county collected
ts.tlG,t9 IN November.
a number Of new eases OF smallpox
have developed Al Pendleson.
The CLERKS Union Of pendieion has
eFgAnlssd with nearly 100 members.
Maihsar eoaaiy has accepted the new
bridge across saccor creek below Bar.
nsy haloy's place.
Tho moantaih ranges about waIlowa
arc again free from snow, and sheen
are eeing dEiyen from The valley back
70 the mountains
Richard Lester. Q young man Who
has heea working II the Coos county
Logging camp. 10 In Jail al RoseberE
charged wtgh grand laroeny.
The MasoaIc Temple a lie Granas
YES aedIoated December 20. II. b.
rhis&ssn. Of Salem. grAnd master % the
stats al Ogegoa. ofaelatiaE.
Captain ", p. Wainwright. Of the
uhitsd States army. purchased IS hors.
- for the Eovsrnment Al Hangingtou
last week. The price paid averaged
about $50 . bead.
Tbs old EOFprnment cable that has
rsreaily beea used BY the Western Tn.
Loo. runnln1 lsetwecn Fort Stevens and
Fort cAnsy. vas picked up By the an.
chez q the ahie cromartyShlre, when
The halter dragged doun last week. and
Naa broken. Il viii b. considerable
sFpahls To repair the damage, A. the
eads cannot easily BE- located.
John Green. Of the West Side. Who
has bcen dFiIitaG for nFsaEiAn water.
has sucoeeded Ia gSttlng the water 10
rtsa within ave feet q the top of the
ground, a. q dspsa o. IOI feet
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PEK|KS v|iW Of SITUATION
LITTLE HAS BEEN GAINED
There IL Tresbie Aseaa-se Ezsrs
HISS Bees made 20 Close Ar.enais
aRd Acknowledgement the Esna-
press asa ceatrsis ahe Moyemenl,
sf chisese Troops.

London. Dec. l9.--A Pekin di.patch
dated December II. says:
The aitaation has mot improved by the
representatives Of the powers having
reached an agreement, as the scope Of the
legations i limited and the effect Is neu-
trAiized. The allies have neglected to close
the arsenais and factories at Hankow and
Shanghai and have faiied to check the
transmission Of supplies Of ammunition d
the Chinese.
Lung-Fuh4iang thus has every oppor-
tuGity Of railying and equipping his army.
he has secured the POsitiOn Of dictator.
terrorires the empress and controls the
whole movements Of the troops. Il will
Be necessary to give tbs military opera
tions Of the allies wider area.
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PERsUIT Of DEN[T IS ENDID
BRITISH GIVE UP THE CHASE.


London, Dee 2Os--It ii reported that
General Knox has been forced 10 aban.
dan the pursuit Of General Dewet owing
% the situation created in Cape Golony
By the Boefs crossing the Orange river.
Il Is said that 5000 republicans have en-
tered Cape Colony and similar number
bsse reached Philipstown- The report
continues that Dewet With about 400 men
L northeast Of IAdybrand and that an
attack ON Winburg is momentarily ex-
peefed.
ID. G. 4. Miller, instructor in Inathe-
matics At the Cornell university, has re-
ceiyed prize Of $3.50 from the scientific
academy Of CrAeow. Austria, for his work
IL the thsory Of groups This thssey il
one Of the most modern branches Of puEs
mathematics.
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NORTHWEST NEWS ITEMS


wAooplas cough 4 prevaisnt - Mos
eoS.
caldwsn has yo.sa to issue $4,000
la b0nda.
SOvsmhsr bad twenty-five saasAlsy
days for Idaho
Ths eodifed laws o. the state, in four
volumes. will be ready Tor distglbation
about the seth inst.
Secretary Gage has decided 10 recon,
msad an additioaai tl1S.0oo for the
construction Of . government halldlne
81 bossA
Beginning January Is the mail FOE
Nora An4sTsaa. sainsyills and Collins
Siil bs carried iron Troy innlaad OF
ksadrsek. - u new h
TAree htghuaymen peFpearaaaa a
bold robbery FsoeRiiy ~ the Hatmai
ferry. six miles ahore Lewiston. ana
secured shout e21S Tor their woFk.
Dathie q corFtn reserved Igoa bones
Of appies - TIE days last ussk from
SseAaralsts nsaF TFoy. Thans dsAlsra
have 40 order fFem wianipag MaMito-
b. foe . eaSioaA u applsm.
Professor Alfred elanlsy Miller. Via
b In charge 81 he dsparsmeni Of nin.
InG and ns1alinFKy. a. the University
ef idaho. has pabiiahaA q handbook
called "A Manual n As2ayiag.-
A. tha live atoek she's 10 ChleAEo |
Fse<aaiy u EAnaa cattle In CARLOAD losn.
sAsee wna . Aerre contest between
YFank oeodla9 u BhosAoae ana ?. 4.
Oswald ~ Salt Lake. 0ooaing uinnIng
Ia 60 ctass and Oswald in anoshsr.
A mail Foais has bsaa established d,
rert 10 Eik CITY. ~ ssAgs fFc= ssilaS.
iaAha fhia wiii uaaks = days. aineF.
ssns IL The tIass Il sskss for the asaiv.
ssy ~ ths HEIk CITY nail A nSw Pod,
odAre aaa ireem established al cailsnaeF.
idAho. Ia The Dunaio Hump aoansry.
TIE 1ail Hsii - carried 10 csilsadsr
~ ntaGs.
S0shinE haa demonstrated more am
pAalieaiiy the p0nathiligiss % tbs oonn.
tSy tFseatasy 10 The Clearwater Iins of
he NssthaFu PAeane than ths Volams
% tFasght eaaane4a that has haen hnnl
I'd ever " In the pear shAg 10 aloss 10
cioae Yst thts yeaF'a buAiness l. oaly
seaaadered Tie ara sssp o. The ruahda
~ - AANA94A tA4o&fs
Tea Property which RAoshona eoanty
eoasht IL Ter aeilnaaans taxaa ave
years 40 iAze July and Which became
The slseiuts property ~ he oounly avs
years amer tke esae a. the sale wns
nSia 81 pabiie aupatoa AionaAy By ~.
Or - tAe board ~ esangy cnnm inatoa, I
sra ThsFs vsFe aeost go dissrsst
pAseeaa ~ Il. shattered al OvsF the
esansy. and e Esnssaliy bsoaght good
pfieeA
o. hnnAFaa asd tueatyoas inssru.
nests uege alea for record ~ wallace Z
Iase weed. vita 81 aexFeEass Valuation
Y efi.ki6fa o. tho "a aeads n wers d
~ the nominAl consideration ~ 81 q
'aeh- TheFs uaa one patsnt and avs =
Mortgages nled. Ths minlnE locations
nrinaed II quaFtn lodea. ave plaesr Il
lnlma ens thtee water FightA FIve g
- ee9pAaIsa alsa articles of IncoF. o
,eFaliaa aad AFes marriage licsasps .
Uses lanaea. r
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wAsnsNeTos.

epSaAsa has voted 10 purchase q
$500 Gre eegipA
caatsartoFa are six moaghs bshiad Ia
oomplstioa u The seaasis nsu wafer
syssem.
TAs nsst messing of tie walla waila
Coanty TsAcherg Association viii b
held JannaEy II.
seattle viii pay tss.ostSs In Inter
80 before Jaaaafy !. 70 holders q cty
boada In the eaag-
william uafsmAn, Who was nhos re-
esutiy e Tacoma b. Goodwin Carts
tiAasoa, died 81 the faaais Paddock
hospital.
Ordinances have beea tntFoduoed
faislnx the SALARIES 81 supeSintsndents
Of strssta and superintendent q water
verbs a. Seattle
The aIhlstIc department. o. the Y. n.
C A Of Spokane expests 10 ssnd Cisco
BailivAnt 10 he great American vFest'
ling meet IN NeW York next March.
Al Hnohomlah Mira Y. 7. Clark, Of
MAcaiaa. was struck by . locomctivs
ea the Everekt q Moats Cristo railway
tracks last veek and instantly killed.
George 8. Dsska q O.. who have In
suhstructufe bridge WORK Tor the orsa
Northern % Spokane viii compie,'
"thsir contract about the middle Of Jan
cary.
isadose schopa. VINO has been in n
Medical Lake asylum Tor the past Nv
years. vAs recently aaindged free ;.
Assistant Attorney General 7. y
Vance.
The Nottingham nay imDfovsmen
cOnpany's min WIN cleo down In
lev days for the holIdAya and viii NJ
resume operations until the danger {
cold weather " past
A curious ere dIsease u alalctin
children In The western dislricts Of n
coma The ehildrun'1 eyes become n
and inaamed, but 10 Tar no serious col
sequences have developed.
The eighth annual defamation 90
les, Of the wnshingtun AgFicultur
college came on AZ Pullman saiarda
Joseph W. Tungass. junior, won Ar
Prise and Olga Todd. also iunleF. =
ond prize.
The Seattle Chamber Of CONNER
sens q telegram 70 John D. Long. q
fesary Of the navy. IN support Of Nor
nFea Company's bid for the eontrl
70 construct one Of the new batsisshi
sa.aoriHed By congress a. tts last .
tn. The dead body q John Harder, /
s'OossF SalOoa porter who disappsAr
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Pre.iaential NonInasIon..

Washington, Dec l6.-The president to
day sent the following nominations to the
senate: Albert Wheaton to be register Of
the land office at Pierre, s ID. Henry K
Cutting to be receiver Of public moneys at
Pierre, S. D.; Second Lieutenant james
Hanson, Fourteenth infantry. to be first
lieutenant; james f. Boyd Of North Car.
olina to be United States district judge
for the western district Of North Carolina,
which appointment was made during the
reeves Of congress.
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Butte. Mont, Dec. l0-John j. Mason,
convicted q highway robbery two yeArs
ago and sentenced 20 20 year,. has been
given HE liberty. He secured new trial
trom the supreme court about three
months ago Since the drst trial nearly
all the Witness against him have disap-
teered. and the county attorney had the
case dismissed.
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Shelbyville, Ind, Dec. l9.-Kennedy's
hank at Hope, south Of here, was entered,
the safe blown open with nitroglycerine
and $4,000 carried of by two men, who
were seen to leave the building BY the
night operator in the telephone exchange.
The robbers had confederate posted out.
side with q carriage, in which all escaped.
A posse has been organized by the citizens
Of Hope and has started out after the rob
bera ~
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spel1nnee Ar ChanpIon.

The Spokane high school team is the
champion school football team of the
northwest. She won her title SAuuulay
by defeating the Seattle high school to the
tune Of 10 to IL. The teams were 80 even.
" matched, however, that were they to
play the game over ii would be matter OF
conjecture which team would win.
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New York. Dec ia dispatch from
London says:
Ambassador CAoate win. Il i said, saiI
either on Saturday or the week afterward
for the United States the death Of his
partner, Charles c. BeamAn. having rea-
dered his presence in New York necessary.
II Is believed here that Ambassador Choais
viii not return to London.
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PnrIlnment Aa,anrna

London. Dec. l6s--Parliament was die
missed until the middle Of February with
the reading Of the shortest Of the queens
speeches II was as follows.
my Lords and Gentlemen: 1 thank
you for the liberal provision you have
made for the expenses incurred By the
operations Of my armies in South .AfEiea
and China"
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rrasa RoAAer Committed sulclae.

New Orleans. Dec. ls.--Detectives yes
terday found the body Of one Of the rObbers
who on last Thursday held up within the
city limits Of New Orleans the Chicago
mail train on the Illinois Central. shot
Conductor Kinnabrew and escaped with a
number Of registered packages The watch
Of Conductor Kinnabrew, found on the
dead man, leaves no doubt Of his identity
az the leader Of the gang who held up the
train.
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Kingston. Jamaica, Dee. ia--Advicss
received here from DcmaFars, British Gui.
ana, under date Of Dccemher s, announce
the arrest in Caracas. Venezuela, Of 50
prominent citizens on the charge Of plot.
ting new revolution. Tie arrests, Il 4
addsd. have created great excitement.
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Wardner, Idaho. Dec. l6.-Erie John
son, tracklayer in the Bunker Hill n.ine,
was blown up by premature explosion
OF giant powder. His skull is completely
crushed, leg broken, both eyes out and he
is generally bruised and injured intesnll.
". He lies at the hospital, and his death
e hourly expected.
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Warrington, Dee. 1.-THE state depart.
nent has been informed Of the deelh Of
Henry Il. Hunt. United States eansui At
Antigua, w. !. He vas an experienced
newspaper man and was appointed from
Chisago IN lsos.
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ChicagO, Dec ls.--Dr. Ephriam ingalls,
one Of the founders Of the republican party
and during the early days Of that political
organization 4 leader in its councils. died
at his home In this city Tuesday. aged rs
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Cape Town, Dec. lo,-The Beers who
crossed the Orange river into Cape Colony,
west Of Aliwalnorth, on Saturday, encoun.
tered the Cape rifles and BrAbants force,
who retired with losA
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Tacoma, Dee. les--Frank Morris, a
bridge carpenter, single. living at Buck.
ley, tAs4 county. was struck BY cable
on pile driver near Puyallup, crushing
hia skull and causing instant death.
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Madrid. Dec. 1.-THE German train
Ing frigAte 0nelssnAn has foundered
on Malaga, northeast Of Gibraltar. Prl-
vats dispatches say that 40 persons
were drowned.
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Washington, Dec. lp.-The president has
nominated John q. A. Leishman Of Penn.
sylvanla. now minister to Switzerland, to
be United States minister 10 Turkey.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

pennsylvania steel company. Har'
r,sburR, Pa. clipped 10 per cent wage
reduction Into the dinner pals OF ita
ei0o employs Just for Christmas
present.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22
JeAa Addison Rsrter Deaa.

Pomfret, Conn. Dec. la.-John Addison
Porter, former private secretary to Prsl-
dent Mckinley, Il dead.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

wichita, Kan, Dec. le--An Eldoradc
tKanl dispatch announces that Mis- Jessis
Morrison has bsen admitted 70 ssooo bail