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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Soda. Nov. lin the latest letter re-
ceived from Miss Stone she says she Is
exposed to much hardship and suffering
owing to the constant movement of the
band over hills and ravincs, notwithstand-
ing the rigors Of the winter. In conse-
quence Of this activity, which has lately
been increased by the Bulgarian troops,
the condition Of Madame TsiFlSa, Miss
Stones companion. Is even more pitiabls
owing TO her expected ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The belief that Mis- Stone Is concealed
in village Is thus discredited, as h the
reported birth of q child TO Madame Tsil-
ka. The monastery Rio was searched By
the authorities, a. the prisoners were 10
ported 10 be concealed thersA Troops ara
also searching the neighboring hills.
Consul General Dickinson conferred 10
day with N. Baneff Of the foreign ofnss,
and It Is understood that Mr.. DickinsOn
made representations against the move
nents Of the troops
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Manila, Nov. l2.-Major William L.
Pitcher Of the Eighth regiment Of infan-
Try, commanding the Mindoro expedition,
reports that the garrison Of AbrA de Hog
was attacked by force Of insurgents CON-
handed by Leno Cos. The Fllipinos ap-
PArently attempted to repeat the Samar
tactics but the Americans, who were
breakasting fully armed, completely
routed the insurgents, who left ave men
dead on the field. each having a rife and
ammunition One American was seriously
wounded
Captain NOyes Of the Thirteenth infan-
try, commanding detachment Of so men,
has captured deserter named Richter Of
the Sixth artillery, wearing the uniform d
an insurgent lieutenant.
Major Pitcher says he recently captured
three officers and large part Of an in
surgent company, all fully armed. II Is
believed the insurgents recently received
an Illicit supply Of munitions Of war.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
IDAHO GLEANrNCs.

DR.. 7. A. Bishop has been appointed
:ealth oficer Of Boomers Ferry.
G. A Roberts has been appointed
postmaster at Magnolia TO succeed E.
L. Brandon.
Boise has voted to refund $4,000 OF
per cent bonds. hoping to float the
new bonds at S per cent and a pre-
MUM
One hundred and fifteen prominent
farmers have signed a protest against
The new rates fixed by the Ridenbaugh
canal and have refused TO pay the
same.
The mystery surrounding Lawrence
Lingvall. the man who disappeared
from Wallace. Idaho. recently, Is nc
nearer being solved.
The state land board has completed
the contract for the improvement OF
he St Joe, St Maries and Pack riV.
srs, in Kootenal county.
The Idaho Wool Growers associa
ION has determined to test the valid
Iy Of the law prohibiting the taking OF
sheep within two miles of a farmhouse
u residence.
nlion Thurston was drowned recent.
y in the St Joe river, Just above the
Chatcolet bridge. about seven miles
from Harrison, Ida His body was
brought to Harrison In a rowboat-
One hundred ana thirteen documents
we're fled for record with the county
recorder at Wallace last week. making
total for the year to date of ISIS. as
compared with 1851 for the same
period last year.
The people OF Salmon City are nov
for the first time burning coal. This
Is from the Pollard mine, but a shor7
distance from the city. The fuel sells
for IS per ton and Is said TO be salts
factory for all purposes.
While out hunting for duck near
Medimont. Idaho. Otis Wolf accident
ally shot his brother in law. Ed Yarber
in the flesh part OF the thigh, infilct
ing a wound which viii necessitate am
putation. The whole charge, includ
ing wads. remained In the leg.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

very bad" The staple grain. rye. was
particularly deficient Winter wheat
vas bad" In the Don province. PO.
Land. and the Baltic provinces ana
good only In the southwest All sum
nler grains were below average and
ranged from bad 10 very bad" In the
east and southeast, summer wheat and
oats being notably deficient.
Returns from forty counties in Ala,
bama indicate that the new constitu-
tion win be ratified by 5000 majority.
At Wenatcnee, Wash, r. T. MurdOck
was thrown from his buggy. His head
and hands were badly cut and his neck
was broken.
Colonel John w. French. command.
Ing ofacer At Fort Mcpherson barracks.
u dead, aged IS years. Colonel French
vas q veteran I the civil war, the
Spaniah-American war and the wal
In the Philippines.
A how OF oil has been struck In q
wel aG Bebeque. Col, Ct depth Of zoe
feet. The presence Of oil ~ such shall
low depth Is regarded a. an indication
that q gushing oil feld u about 70 be
developed there.
Gus Rnhlin. the Akron giant, who h
TO meet Champion James J. Jeffries on
Friday night In struggle for the
heavyweight championship. is growing
In popular favor and has crawled up
In the scale 90 that the odds are hold
ing fairly steady at q 70 l.
President Roosevelt has mot yet been
able 70 Gnd . team Of horses TO his
liking. He 10 opposed % the practice
Of docking The tails OF horses. and will
not consider the purchase OF bang
tailed animals. no matter what other
qualifications they may have.
The London Daily Mail gives an
other alleged peace scheme which Mr..
Kruger as said 70 be willing 70 con-
elude- This would be on q basis Of
granting autonomy TO the two repnb-
lies under . convention guaranteed by
France and Russia in exchange for
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
MINING NOTES.

A three mile tunnel from the town
Of Burke, Idaho, into the heart OF
Sunset peak. Il one OF the latest Of the
many mining projects Of Senator W.
A. Clark OF Montana and his brother,
Joseph X. Clark.
The Jury In the case OF Grant Crum-
ley. who was tried for killing Sam
Strong. the millionaire mine owner. in
Cripple Greek. Colorado, recently. has
returned a verdict OF acQulttal. They
were out four houra
Just SlO,S00 IL due Philip Foster
fIom Charles Sweeny. according to the
verdict given by the jury last night
This is over half the amount sued for.
and is one OF the heaviest verdicts
given in the history OF such cases in
Spokane county.
According 10 the report OF SuperIn-
tendent VIM. Hennessy. there lie now
in sight on the property OF the Brodie
Mining company on Toroda creek, near
Republic. about 1000 tons Of ore,
which will give an average Of $50 per
ION.
The IRE In the Mikado mine ct Bes
sermer. Mich. has been extingulshed
after damage amounting 20 500, 00C
had been done. The body Of Eric John
son was found. Tue body Of the othel
entombed man, williams. has not been
recovered.
The owners OF the Red. white and
Blue. Black Diamond, Copper Bottom
and Wholesome properties. at Republic
have consolidated their interests fol
prospecting purposes, and may form
q company that will embrace all d
these claims
According TO the Tribune, Johr
Hays Hammond. the mining engineer
who had an unpleasant experience IN
South Africa at the hands OF Presideai
Kruger's government at the time OF II,
Jameson raid, Ia TO make his home II
New York city. He win reside o.
Riverslde drive
c. J. Boyd. OF Gordon. Idaho, In n,
st. Joe mining country. who e inter
ested In q number Of properties TEL
miles south Of wardner. on the 81. 10
river. says: -As for mining In the 81
Joe country. there ls not q great dea
doing Just now. Six men are It worl
for the Manhattan Mining company
sinking q shaft on the MAnhneGan. III
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

located to death. J. w. Russell was
scaldcd to death and James Mcmahon
and w. d. Hoover were each badly
Ecalded at the Kansas City packing
house Of Schwarschild a SulEeberger,
while attempting TO repair some pump
inR machinery below ground.
The French foreign once has an
bounced that the sultan has signed
On trade for the execution OF his en-.
gagoments with the French govern.
ment and that the Franco Turkish dis
quite IL At an end.
Al Valley City. n. D.. while an omni.
bus was on It's way to North City. Il
was held up by masked men. Half Of
the rs passengers aboard were robbed
Of money and other Valuables to the
amount Of about $500.
1reland's hopes and aims were told
In dramatic language 10 5000 men and
women In Mechanics hall. Boston.
Sunday by the Irish ENJOYS. John p
Redmond. NJ, A. McHugh and Thomas
oDonnell. The president Of the even,
ing was William Lloyd Garrison. His
Ipddreas was In keeping with the sen
tlment Of the evening.
A striking illustration OF the growth
% the American navy ls presented In
single statement In the report Of
Rear Admiral r. b. Bradford. chiei
Of the equipment bureau Of the navy
that he spent S2,227,111 the last fsca
year for S2l.l0S tons Of coal at al
average cost OF 1901 per ton. The
report says that this was nearly s5,Sl'
more tons Of coal than was used dur
d ing the preceding fiscal year.
The corpse sent to Little Rock, Ark.
from Jacksonville, Ind. as that o
, Newell G. Rathbun. Ur'ted States re
y Icrulting oficer. who was reported 4
. have died in a Jacksonville hotel n
= GENTLY. is not the body Of Rathbur
q according 20 the statement OF Mar
|, ager Samuel Russell OF the New Yor
,s life Insurance company. which con
many carried life insurance on Rau
huns life. Mrs. J. c. watkins. wit
whom Rathbun boarded up to shot
a. time ago. and others, also. say tn
10 body is not that Of Rathbun.
a Al St Petersburg the ministry
Ia Horticulture has presented Its annu'
n. lreport for the crop OF European Ru
hs ala. The crop was below average,
IA said. and In some parts Of the ca
and south there were bad place
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Helena, Mont, Nov. n.-Assays Of the
material taken from the lead discovered
on the federal building site in this city
show that there is neither gold. silver nor
any other valuable metal in the supposed
rich strike of rock.
The certificate Of the asaayer making
an analysis Of the rock was filed with b.
Il Taten, assayer in charge Of the United
States assay office in Helena, who esAa-
todian Of thu ate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

The Marion steam shoEels for the
open quarry on the Knob Hill at Phoe-
nix via be in operation early this
month.
On the Laconia group, Eureka noun
tain. two miles northeast Of Grand
Forks. w. Kellam has exposed sixteen
feet Of ore In a 1s-fOot incline SHAFT.
The values average Sc. so per ton. The
strike Is considered important, "a the
mountain has hitherto not been regard
cd az mlneralIEed.
Sam Hall. manager Of the Bonanza
and the Cascade on St Thomas noun
tain. has closed q contract with the
CRANKY smelter for the delivery Of a
minimum shipment Of ten tons Of ore
daily. The government has Just com
pleted q new wagon road seven miles
long from the Canadian Pacific railway
TO St Thomas mountain.
Because nonunion employees at the
NorthpOrt smelter struck when union
foremen were placed over them. Oscar
SzOntagh is 20 succeed Jules LeBarthe
as manager OF the smelter. This
change was announced by Mr.. Freche-
Vile In the course OF an interview on
the situation AZ NOrthport-
Returns are AZ hand for the ore ship
ments Of the leading Boundary mine
for October. The total Is over 81, DOT
tons. or about 5000 tons more than
for September. The figures in detail
are as follows: CRANKY mines, q, 722
tons: Mother Lode. s.23S tons; B. c.
mine. 1870 tons; No. mine, 100 tons:
SnOwshoe. 342 tons: Jewel. go tons:
Winnipeg. i75 tons; miscellaneous. $50
tons. Total. 34.7s7 tons.
The crosscut tunnel which Il being
driven on the Shiloh mine, near YmIr.
owned by the Silver Crown COnsoli-
dated Mining Company Of SpOkzne.
reached the vein last week. The Ledge
was tapped a. $50 fest The ledge Is
six feet wide. or an increase OF two
feet, as shown by the workings Of tht
shaft which Is down fifty feet The
depth attained Al the face Of the TIM
mel IL about 200 feet
Reports from London are that the
lie Roi company Is negotiating with
Gooderham & Blackstock Of Toronto
for the purchase Of the Center Star
mine At ROssland. Il adjourns the lie
Roi on the end, has the same vein II
Il said that an offer was made by the
lie Rol people two months ago. which
the Center Star people refused 20 con-
slider. Within the past two weeks, Il
IL said. negotiations have been again
opened and are now under way. In
any event. Il is claimed. whether the
sale goes through or not. Center Star
will be listed on the London stock ex-
change.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
AIMING NEWS Of THE WEEK
SOUTHWEST Is MORE ACTIVE
intsresting Items Of nHaseeIIaneeus
Mature Gathsrea Durfs9 the Past
week-AII Districts Showing Vast
ImDrevemests-New AGines BegIn-
alag 70 ship-Mining AeefAenta.

Deeds were filed In Baker CITY show
Ing a consideration Of $500. By which
the Timber Canyon group Of mining
claims was transferred By Jacob
Thompson 70 Thomas Carick Burke.
These claims are regarded as one Of
the promising gold propositions in the
Virtue district. Between 1900 and 1000
feet Of development work have been
done on the property.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Washington, Nov. lt.--Ths president
today declared to Senator callom Of ILL
nOis that in making the promotions 70 the
brigadier generalships soon to become va
can't he would be governed entirely by the
records; that II was his intention 70 pro-
mote those whose records showed them 10
be most deserving Of promotion; that
neither personal considerations nor inliu.
enco would count.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

PendletOn, Ore, Nov. 1l.-Nearly al
the public and high school TEACHER from
umatilla, Grant, Morrow and Baker ccua-
ties and many from Harvey. wAliowa.
Malheur, Crook and Others win gather
here November Is for the third annual
convention Of the eastern Oregon branch
Of the State Teacher association. Ths
session win last untll NOVEMBER e..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
We. Knlea ~ s.mnr rIrh,.

Washington, Nov. ll.-Rear Admiral
Rodgers at Manila has cabled the secre-
t&ry Of the navy as follows:
''PrivNtes George Lynch and E A. klo-
nan killed in action at Sajoplalan, near
Soften, where it was reported two ma
rines were killed
This probably refers to Major Walters
storming Of the insurgent stronghold at
Basey, Samar, on the eth inst"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Catbolagan, Island Of SAmar. Nov IA
he insurgents are aOoking northward'
They are suffering greatly from 'Amine'
Many isolated bolomen have surrendered.
Al lear caused by Inkban's proclamation
threatening vita death thoee who surren
lcr, prevents a general saemissaon Of th'
insurgents, but Il Is expected tAet this wil
he secured In a few days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. IA special %
the Plain Dealer from Minister. Ohio, says;
The Citizens bank Of this place was
robbed during the night In fight with
citizens one Of the robbers was shot. The
bank building was wrecked by a ehargs
Of dynamite placed under the vault Thers
were l2 men In the gang Of burglArA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
oen.ral alerrla.e Retlrea.

Denver, Nov. l6.-After 20 years Of
service In the army Of the United States,
Brigadier General Henry C. Merriam,
commanding the department Of Colorado,
has been retired on account Of age.
General j. C. Bates. commanding the de-
partment Of the Missouri. viii for the
present assume command Of the depart.
ment Of the Colondo. also to be relieved
later by General Macarthur. who. II Is
understood, will replace General Merriam.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Barploaa, Nov. ls.-MAr,ial Law Ia es'
pec,ed TO be enforced here a. the result
a student riots A detachment OF cavalry
.rrap,e,i the university and elected the
s,udsn.s and professors. The trooper
subsequently, charged the students in Thu
strpr,s A number Of persons were IN
nvrA. The stores are baTricaded and tn
tndrapeopie are panic stricken.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
rs..,sv nurned.

Grand Rapids. Nov, ls.-Powers' thea
Tar vas destroyed by FIRE "Wednesday. The III.
property lcss amounts 10 about slco'"S'
Fdsar wanenton, an employe In the
buIldlnr. was sagTocaied. Ms. washburn'
.oa and daughter were overcome by the
smoke, but Win recover.
TIA sheater has burned twics before
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Seattle, Wash. Nov. ll.-williAm Sim
mona. formerly cashier Of the Florence a
Cripple Greek railway, Of Victor, COL, has
surrendered himself to the police here
after having been a fugitive from justice
since September, 1900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE president
has appointed William +. willOughby of
the District Of Columbia treasurer Of the
island Of Porto Rico. Mr.. Willoughby will
succeed Jacob HOIlander Of Maryland,
who resigned come time ago.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Northport. wash. Nor. Ii.--AnotheE
Joplin man ls under arrest He Is .
big MIHaouFiAn. but when be went into
Paul PodAny's saloon and displayed
two FevolveFs he vas thrown down
ilsarmed and thrown out Of the place
lie started after relnforcements and
moro artillery. but was oyertaken By
peputy Sheriff Anderson. who places
hin under arrest
I'd. Kennedy. who waa shot yester
Jay In Almtrom Bros saloon, IL In
lightly more encouraging condition
this morning. The internal hemor
-haEe has stopped . little. he lie come
hat stronger and there Ii thought q
be . EUod lighting chance for his re
-overy. The bullet has not yet See'
coated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
NEnrthuuake nt nre.cIn.

Brescia, Italy, Nov. ia severe
earthquake shock was experienced here to-
day. The inhabitants were panic stricken
and fed to the streets. A number OF
buildings were damaged. but no fatalities
have been reported.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
WHEAT REPORT.

TacOma-lc higher; bluestsms. 6se;
club. SIC.
Portland. ore.-walla walla. SIC;
blnestem. 57Iko5Se; valley. 570571ke.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

London. Nov. IA special diapatch
frOm Paris says Admiral oaillard's squad
ron has left the Island Of AIitylena.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

Pugwash, N. z, Nov. l2.-Fre during
q heavy wind was followed with the de
struction Of every mercantile house and
several Of the largest rssidnCsa In the
clty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16

During The first hAwf Of the ysar 3si
textile mills were built. Of wAich las
were cotton. So knit gOods and IS mis-
cellAneoua.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
HoRTHPORT FATAL QUARREL


nssWs~n unisn ana Monunian men.-
stsry sf "a Eye witness.
AostAPogt. Ma4A,. Nor. M.--Eaw.r,
lsraia~al. ioEaasEiy bsaat iarealAan A. u
-aA'@Ias, mas proaAssAy tatALy ~oaAaaa ~
nAIsAs bstauaa unaan ana Joslsln nssasa.
- 'A'sa. aaaea Occurred an AIaAaIIaa. i1au.a
AAiNSaaa aa FOURTH slTss4 sh0s1iy AFTER a
eAa'cA saturday afteFnoon.
An eye ssIn.s u the SHOOTING
siHes the following enOoaAg. ~ hen
Ssns tHI0 Ala@tFums saloon th,s
-itssa~oa AsAh-dy waS standing a.
he haF slAgsng. lie sloppod siRgisg and
sAaai ! an = god nhioa lsAan and
Soat care Sho knoss IT, However. be
4sd aot sesm 70 b tying 70 PACK a quar-,
sa stlh aay ons LIE next Haonaat the
Joplin na-n seat into the restaurant nsKi
losS and cams bAak with tAair eaats Cd
And tAsy toid the coNd TO 81 out O
he hosas. Al thls tins anothsr Joplin
aaan came Ia Al las back dor and t,exan
a'AeosAng. lie had swo guns. and al laasl
ALI . daAza Ehoss we're hFoa. kenneay
@As bit By the last GA0g just a. be vas
saving IhFoagh the back door,
Arahedy u asll knoHH both here and
"a bate. Hhefs be was 10 s1ns tlnse
aaAsi foswuaAn Ia the HeinGr ssneltsr.
kAoatsa<Hi 10 lntsass. and . great deal
= fsriing hAs bcen stirred up Thks IL
he afsi scsioaa shooting scraps which has
sussilt@d tfuaa The laa.oS lr0ahlea Aese.
NJ A. h1Ark u Joplin was ARRESTED al
shs @nasnF aboat 8 O'Clock thla evening
shAEgri wiah assault with snsrn, % kill
isy Marshal DS4tsiek and Drpuiy SAer.
20 Cars T. AndeFron made the arrn4i
aiteT stark let tho Alms,runnM' Aaloon
his aitsrp~ua. liz returned 10 tAs snlni.
~ and FeFostea he troahis, ami whca
ihs taeen nme up b sshmitt~i 10 ar.
n~s uttAoat pFotasl. lie y ACCUSED Of
aftng ~ abot which hit kanneiy. DIP
atty Shrftn Andsraoa took etark 70 10.
vile o. . light engine. which vas cAAT.
'ercd for Tie puFPoss. and len here ~ 8
p N This action WAs tAken to AVOID
trouble which might ari-s o. account Of
he httsr fesling hsra. A. l. cona, an
other JOPiin man uAo participated In the
lanaA. Nss alaa arrested and = In jail
Asss. lie u ancassa a pounding Kra-
aeAy ovsr The haAd with = gun.
ksnhedy Il quite lOw. and i Do, eK.
PectsA 70 saTviSe the night The bullet
sulssca hia back On The ngAt aide. just
bsiow ths uhoaidss blaas, and ranged
downward and 70 the Ell. pertorstinR
both lunes and The diaphragm, and prob
ably ioagtng In The stomach or lhtsssinea
Pcttoaitia has 81 In, and thesp dooa not
urem 10 BE- ons chance In . hundred Tor
him 10 pail through
Many guns have bern In evidence Of
late. and the exported has lAPpened. The
Joplin uacn have come down evening" and
have ruae home st une@ shouting and ar'
ing OF thsir guns On The way.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-11-16
STORMS Oh BRITISH COAST
MANY SHIPS WERE WRECKED.


London, Nov. l4.-VioIent wind. rain
and snow storms are reported from all the
coasts Of the United kingdom A haros
gale Is blowing in the channel and noun
famous seas are running. No les thsn
half dozen small vessels within sieht Of
Dover are dying signals Of distress, and
the hfeboats are yainIy attempting %
reach them. A rocket apparatus has been
sent to the south Of Ireland, where an ed
miraity vessel Is on the rocks. with the
crew elnging to the rigging.
Several vessels have been dismasfed and
tugs are rescuing craft which we're driven
ashore.
At other channel ports there were SINH.
lar scenes. Ships everywhere are running
for shelter. The steamer Cato coIIided
with the British Loeb Yennacher. Captain
Bennett, which left Melbourne August le
for London. at the mouth Of the Thames.
The latter foundered. but tbs crew were
saved.
Wild weather prevails over the lake
district The first snow il falling on thu
Westmoreland hills A number Of coast
towns have suffered damage to their sea
walls and houses, and several rivers have
broken their banks and seriously damaged
the low parts Of inland towns. Traffic in
some Of the streets Of Blackburn has been
stopped There are several feet Of water
IN many Of the low districts. Belfast is
Hooded. and elsewhere mills and Schools
are closed on account Of the foods.
The seas are 80 high OF the Tyne that
shipping movements have been stopped.
Even river traffic Is partially suspended.
Hundreds of shipyards men are idle Ca
account OF the abnormal rains. There
have been a number Of wrecks on the
Sunderland coast.
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storms Continue.

London, Nov. 1.-The gale which has
been sweeping over Great Britain and
Ireland for the past two days continues
unAbated at many coast points. Over the
Welsh lowlands the torrentisJ rains are
increasing, causing disastrous floods. Re
ports Of wrecks and casualties continue 10
dow in
The death List. made up Of three and
fours. has an aggregate approaching 100.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-13
FAMILY TROUBLES OF HANNA.
ChiO senator Appointed Guardian
for His Grandchildren

CLEVELAND Ohio, July 12.-Judge
Iissette, of the common pleas court, this
afternoon appointed Senator M. A. Han
ma, guardian of the children of his son,
Dan r. Hanna, by the latter's divorced
wife. The acton was taken as the Te-
suit of an injunction issued yesterday.
prohibiting Mrs. Hanna from removing
the children from the juris Teton of the
Cleveland courts. She, however, learned
of the issuance of the injunction. ard
with the children left the city before
the papers were served upon her.