The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-07-06
SUMMARY Of WORLDS NEWS
EEws or THE WORLD IN BRIEF.


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The attentiOn Of the navy depart,
ment has been formally called 10 what
appears 10 be an unsatisfactory eondi.
ti0n Of affairs In Guam.
Comptroller Dawes ordered the clos,
Ing OF the Seventh National Bank OF
New York. and appointed Forest Ray
nor. bank examiner. temporary re-
eeiFeF.
Heavy storms are reported ali over
Minnesota and Wisconsin. and the
property loss will run into the thou.
sands. while . number Of persons have
been injured and many head Of live
stock killed.
In a race never exeelled on the
Thames. Yale's varsity crew won from
Harvard the great Internationally
Fowlng event Of the year in the last
half mile Of the foaF-mils course. by a
scant two lengths.
After making careful canvass Of
the northwest tsFFit0Ey and preparing
conservative estimates apon conditions
found throughout the grala bell. trAaar
ofAeiAls Of several railroads. are agreed
that tbs grain yleid for 1891 will b the
largest ever harvested.
The forthcoming statement Of the
coinage executed At the ninta Of the
uHilsd States Tor the fiscal year ending
Jane -. 1901. viii show the total cola.
age 10 have been tIas.sio.Ts ~ fol.
loss: Gold. So. 0ss.TiB: silver. tss,.
2es. tse; mlnor coins. s1.00s SIS.
As the result, Of the breaking Of the
Temporary platform built en . &caioid,
ing hnd bridging the top Of = mOa.
strons tank IN the eastern elevator a.
Iiaaaio. X. r.. ala men fell = distance
u % feet and four were killed. Tie
dead; Joha ksess. jF- W. kranse.
John corssesi. iF. Ps,ro KFotinEer,
Samuel 0ompeA. president Of the
AmeFiean FedsFaIion 0t Labor. IL snf'
fsFink from = possible fracture Of the
HkalL While bic c0nditioa IL critical.
hls physieian says be uiii probably re-.
cover. lie waR lnlured As Ne mAs allKht.
Ing from = car on which he had beea
tAkinE bis swo ehildren for an cutting
Pinai arrangements hare haen made
for The hgsh annual eonyentlpn Of the
Amerieaa Livestock Association and
the Heeoaa annual livesiotk exposition.
whick wiu b. held in Chicago Decem.
Der 10 8 iacinAlva. John W. Springer.
pEeaidsat o. The association. has leased
The atuasbaksr theatre for the sessions.
A proclamation Of King Edward 10
sued reeensiy annoances hat bis coro,
nAtioa 10 10 take place oa a day not
Jet determined % IN June next. and
that ceremonies shall lneinds only
such as are tFAditienaily s0iemniEed In
Westminster Abbey. Thla oaacialiy En-
clndos the kings champion and numsf.
0aa aaeisat uAakaa In oonnee,ion with
The procession.
Mrs. Ahaia o'nhon. a prominent 80
eisty lady ~ unttc, the wife a. vii
liam o'tsrten. she architect dipd -.
esntiy under circumstances that poiat
strongly 10 suicide while mentally de-.
RAGGED. sire swallowed q quantity u
carhollc arid al her home en- West
Silver street. and when found waa
dead. She was = daughter uf the late
Marco Media. Who died n fee da1A
Axo To-Day the fathers win vas
fled for probate snd Il Was fosnd he
had left al hla large estate 10 the
widow. This h supposed 10 have
preyed upon Mrs. OTlrien'a mind.
During The debate on 'he army re-
equalization bill In the house Of lords.
In Isondon. Lord wolsely. tho former
commander In chief Of the forces. de-
clared that The united States army was
the linest of is asEs Ia The world. He
sald IL superiority was due 10 good
wages Great prlsain must face The
alternative % nonaetiption or bountles
10 secure recrnita
The fight between Jack Root Of Chi
caEo and Kid Carter Of Brooklyn Ia
san Francisco. Wa hard contest with
an unsatisfactory ending In the istt
round both men we're fiKhtlng strong
with che advantage In Roots favor
when Carter swung a hard left on biz
opponents body. Root went down on
bis hack. hls features contorted with
pain and bis hands clutchlng his groin
Referee Wand gave the sight 70 Root
saying that Carter had struck Root
foul blow. The foul, " any, was no
apparent 70 the spectators.
Rear Admiral Bradford. chief Of the
bureau Of equipment viii point out II
hh annual report the necessity 81
equipping American men.of.war will
q system og wireless teiegraphy, HI
will recommend the system TO b
adopted for the naval service a. sooE
~ an appropriation IN made.
Two military events occurred at th'
Preside sunday-the retirement %
Major 0euoral ". n. shafter and th'
mastering out Of four volunteer regl
menta. General shafter went on IN,
retired list at noon. when he formally
turned the command Of the depart
ment Of California TO Major Genera
g. u. NJ. Young.
Rev. Or. byron Sunderland Of Wash
ington. d. c.. died recently at Cats
kill, N. y, from a clot Of blood on tn
brain He was s. years old and 70
more than go years had been an activ'
minister OF the gospel. For 4s year
he was pastor Of the First PresbyteI
Ian church in Washington. d. C.. fron
which he retired because OF advanS
ing years In 1898.
Colonel David n. Paige died recent
ly at his apartments in the Hote
brunswick. New York. Of compl
cation Of diseases. He had been a
invalid for many months. He wa
prominent In business interests I