The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-13
SUMMARY Of WORLDSENS
NEWS OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF


To the disappointment OF all the
Americans At Henley the IaAnder Row
ing club defeated the ereu OF the Uni.
Vsrsity Of Pennsylvania In the hnal
heat Of the grad challenge cup.
In q fair trial recently In q smart
breeze shamrock I. beat Shamrock A..
By oveF 200 yards IN Tires mile turn
70 wsndwaFd. This IL the older yachts
most decisive victory over the cup chaI-
leREer.
Comptroller Of the Currency Dawes
has rendered bis resignation 70 the
president, 10 take eject October I. Mr..
Dawsa resigns his once In order %
enter the senatorial eontssi this fall.
The Western uni0n Telegraph com
pany IL advised that the Argentine con
Kreas has declared fnanoa Ayras in .
stats OF aeige Tor ain mDntha. and has
established csnsoFahip on all messages
thereto.
The disciples u Joha Alexander
D0Wle visited Evanston, . Chicago %.
buFb. the ctheF nlght and. despite the
efforts % Tho police force o. the place
q mob Of 1000 people drove them out
Of the t0wn.
Mayer Phelan % san Francisco IL In
receipt Of . letter from Andrew cAFne
gle Offering 10 glfe tTSo. go for libra
~ baildins. provided lhs city furnishes
. suitable nlts and appFcprlagea t7S. 600
a year for maintsAanes.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art IN
New YORK. 10 made the reslduaFy lagA,
tec Of tho late Jacob \, Rogers. the loco
ptotiVe manufacturer. Whose wtil has
b9en tiea Coz probate AZ PAlsFson. II
ulli probably Frcelse eA.0ca 600
Th1 Chicago Tribaas pFlntA reports
from al over the conntEE ahowlng tbs
nnmb@F % p9Fa1ns killed aad injuFed
40 q result % celebrating iss Foarth %
July, TIE nambeF arlasiiy killed 10
lcaa than last year. heins ~. against
10 thea. bot the aamhaF lal1red Is con
hldeFahly larger. the DEaEus belnE iGll.
against i1zS.
Alh~rt Z. P0sswlck u Boston. the
autnmohiltsg. broke the worlds record
foF nns mli~ 1a q 20 hogas power ma.
ehihe rmeantiy ID Eikwooi Park. Long
Ilraneh The record wAs AEoken Ia the
mseond nails % an e1hlhlgicn spurt cf
thrsn milnas whleh be- covered In
sskai4. 10 had made the hrst mile In
i2iAA. sha aeoond in isissa aad ths
IhiFd In tstT
A forest ere southwest Of BaenA
Vista. COL has destroyed many thou,
sands u dollars worth 81 galaabis Tin
bsf.
TIE steamship nrnnmar hAa arrived
IN Tacoma from fokohamA With 3.0oo
tons % siik asd new taa and ~ sleeFWEu
paassnEurM
The total attendance 70 date a. che
Pas. AmegicAn exposition u i.SS9.sii.
The average daily atten&2nee Tor June.
lnclnding nvu RunaayA wan over 81.
0GA
ELMER nHrahsaa. aesa 10. adopted
500 Of n. n. nugkhaad. ssciion foreman
Of The wanhinRten Ceatrai railway.
was drowned while hAihlhg In Medical
lake Sunday aflaFuoon.
James v. Yeagman. q well known
philAnIhFoplas. Ia dead in g. Lonsa.
AEsd "a yearA when tho civil war
broke out NJ. Yeaiman endsavorea 10
maintain peace and iahored earnestly
u that end.
Asa result Of the exploalon Of EaNo.
line tank In tho cellar Of the countFy
house Of W. y. FIsHgpraia AZ Lake
NasAwieka. nsAs aliiwAakee. Mr.. rita
gerald was - badly burned that he
died. Hla coachman. william urun
valid. u In q dying condition.
Special dispatches from a star cor
respondent Of the Anacoada paper On
the gFound are 70 the effect that there
IL now but little hope % the sheriff
posse ovcFtaking the men VINO held az
the Great Northern express train 81
Wagner. Mont. last Wednesday. Ths
correspondent has Just returned from
the section 81 eountry where tho posses
were expected 70 overtake The robbers
lila account IL that the pursuers have
been outwitted and that the FobberI
have eluded them.
Superintendent Conisy Of the North
port. Wash. smelteF. came In on th'
train from Spokane. bringing with hin
10 men 20 take positions in the amelter
When the train slowed mp a. the depo
Conductor 81. Clair gave = signal fol
increased speed and the train was Fai
TO the smelter grounds. where the nev
men Alighted. The train was followe,
by large number Of union men, wit
were at the depot 10 diasuade non-unloi
men from going 90 the smelter 10
work. Tho strikers. not being prepares
for the new move, were left behind B.
tho train and reached tho smelte
grounds TO find their progress Oppose
by guards. A conflict seemed imml
nent, but the cooler heads prevaile
and the men returned 70 town withou
attempting 10 trespass on the con
pany's property.
A headend collision took place on n
Southern Pacific at Black Butte sun
init, 22 miles north Of Dunsmulr. ore
between the southbound California 81
press and a special northbound trai
carrying volunteers from the PhiliI
pines, Just mustered out Two helpe
engines, a baggage car and = mail ca
were badly wrecked. A tramp on n
soldier special was instantly killed an
another had his arm and leg brokeI
Engineor Henry Vents Of the expires
train sustained serious Injuries and
number OF passengers received cuts an
bruiaeA
Pierre Lorillard died recently In Ne
York. The members Of the family pre-