The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-16

British government, is almost graveI
than the troubles which originally
turned the eyes of the world toward
the orient. In this crisis secret nego
tiations are going on between the Unit
ed States and Great Britain with Q
view TO thwarting what both govern
ments appear to consider a determin
ed attempt on the part of Russia u
plant herself permanently one one OF
the richest tracts of the Chinese EN-
pire.
UneOnfirmed information came from
native sources. saying that Aguinaldc
is in hiding in the province OF Isabella
on the northern coast of LuEon island
American troops are scouting In that
direction. Captain Duncan OF thI
Fourth infantry has captured q squad
of insurgents and ~ rifles near the
town Of linus in cavite province. /:
miles south OF Manila. General Lloyd
Wheaton. commander OF the depart
msnt OF northern LuLon, reports the
troops OF his department TO be In ex
eellent health. Less than eight per
cent OF them are sick The Manila
board OF health has announced that on
an estimated population OF SOC, 600 for
the city Of Manila the annual death
rate is 81 per 1000.
Orders have bsrh lssued fof The building
u several neS French Aar vessels.
The grand duchess, Olga AleAandfovna
,he youngest sister of the c1ar, has boen
b~irothsi 10 Prince Peter AleNAndro,itch
Il UdenbuTg.
Charles H. Rowan, the eA matrimonial
scent. has b-en found guilty at MilNAu
bee Of an attempt to bIibe United state.
ofiieials by jury, II lie rlaimei be oiiere.
sou 10 the officials.
john Henderson, thr n5EIu n BIO outraged
and murdered Mrs Younger several dA,s
ago. after making complete confession
= as burned At the stake by mob in the
prrsener Il more Ihsn 5000 persons at CT
slcaha, lex.
The nes llsi,lsship Illinois has relufnr1
from bet builders' anal Weather condi
tsons acre favorable. brhA,iof II sh!p an
Performance Of eng mes, machinery ahG
t-lsleTs under natural iofcrj draugt inosi
satisfactory
Al sfallman. Ca. tho body II Sherman
Hams. a negto sAs found Ieos nils ,aing
.hg fiytn a ,Sr~ sluns,ilr the si.iluiat
rad ,iA m,lcs lsiua town Hsms Aidsa
~alnrl huF. iart.#bAny sn4 farmer. ia a.
ai'sf,a'.4n ,hc day lc!ou
King ElpaTd hss arp iulcI the duke OF
Ai@fOstu. Loud Nol>,.rt. Use oan a.
Wusni tsisc.snls sni lzii arlington ,i,s
sisl ambassadors TO lniaim the foreign
soufis ihsS Q4o,a Nl,tls.s b, dea4 aua
.Aa, king E3aatI has sofrlei 90 tls
;Atsnr
Tie United States iEauTH nuf rI Pa.
iTrlh~i Al San ffana.sss iium She Pals
Fp.ncs. sNas braagtt "a discharged 81
is'fs aud ,sl emiag,e, i1.m Manila ans
-..s ~ .ag Tacns, s.,snib ,uluutrgs Ca
Mamh lo irhs.c Gustav Eeatf 81 t,,sl
fany Jpmped o,sss,sf4 a,1A saaalai la
lrut i!ts haly pas ne; recovered
Private G~HRr CDp,le- I.mp-uy y
N,nctern,h infantry. pss lfisd by calr
n.ast.ai d. Sclu. 4 / srl faunI snills ei
l~seitiuu in Vacation vt the 4s,h auleIr
q aar. iic AS ssu!cr 81 a. D. shot. The
pi~s.ieui has issued an order committing
no .rn,rnoe io dash narsi,lc dis.harrv
iruru tho .rIvirs IT she l'ni,cl States. uilh
forfeiture 81 all pay and a.lo@anos~ anj
confinement =, hard lah ia seNcn year,
IN Hlih'i military prt-.,n At MaHils
Speaker Frank A Corbett OF the
Montana legislature IL dying In Butte
81 nervous proeiration without having
signed the Journal Of the house pro
cccdiuEA and serious complications
may result The Journal was taken 10
Butte by Secretary Of state Hays and
State Auditor Calderhoad for signature
bu, they were not allowed TO see Cor
hot, or get signature. 80 they brought
the book hack
At Stuart Idaho. John l.. Morrison
VAS shot and Killed by Daniel l.. Nc
Gam recently. A dificulty had existed
for some time between McGann and
Swcdn. Nelson Hother. concerning the
possession Of piece Of land Hether
AaA FAith " fANtA AAAA tAFAfNAhAs hAtNH4
panied by Morrison. who had cham
pioned the right Of He,her against Nc.
Gam. was hauling rails upon the tract
and was assisted by Morrison in the
work.
Two communications from Andrew
Carnegie. which officially made public
tell Of the steel kings retirement from
active business life and OF his donation
Of $4,000. 600 for the endowment Of n
fund for Euperanuated and disabled
employees Of the Carnegie company
This benefaction Ia by far the largest
OF the many created by Mr.. Carnegie,
and Ia probably without a counterpart
anywhere in the world This fund will
in no wise interfere with the continu.
ance Of the savings fund established by
the company rs years ago for the bcne-
NJ Of its employees. In this latter fund
nearly s2.00.0O00 of the employees saw.
lngs are on deposit. upon which the
company by contract pays per cent
and loans money 20 the workmen TO
build their own homes.
KILLED In n Duel.