The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-03-23
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there.
asnsrai Dewets commando has
been broken Hp A. Senekai. Orange
hlssr Colony.
Prisoners who have lately been re-
leased by General Dewet say they
think no IL mad man.
The Great Northern viii start work
immediately on iIs railroad 20 Repub-
Iie. The nnni preiiminaFies have been
completed.
Laptain IsoHman McCalla. now in com
laand Ut the Newark in Asiatie waters, has
Leen ordered home TO take command II
The new battleship KsanaEge.
Three women. followed by q crowd
u a hundred men. completely demol-
iGhed All u the property Of q l0intfst
al Connors Station. is miles west u
Kansas City. kan.
highWGymen a. wichita, Kan. held
up a late College Hin car and robbed
lL They shot MotOrman Haggart in
the head when he looked out upon
them. They secured only $40 In
money. and not satisfied with that
took watch
captain james II. Dayton, now on spe-
eial anty in connection with the court Of
inquiry 70 Look into the grounding Of the
DsAls, has been designated 30 command the
Newark. succeeding Captain AclAila.
An order has been sent TO General
Chance for the evacuation Of China
ny American troops. leaving only a le-
sation guard Of $50 men. The troops
aili br removed from China the last
Of April
Andrew Carnegie has offered 70 do
nAie 81 .00O. 000 for the building Of 4
new public library In 81 Louis. The
0lIer Is similar 70 many others which
Mr.. Carnegie has made 20 cities
throughout the United States and
abroad.
The Russians AZ Tientsln took pos
session Of the railway siding and
armed sentrtes are now guarding u.
General Barrow gsecond On command
~ the British f0rcesl hesitates 70
act. apparently. In the absence ui
General naseiee. feeling sure that
blDodshed would enkue.
Andrew Carnegie. who. since retir'
Ing a. an active figure In the steel
world, has been able 10 devote his
time exclusively 20 his other pas
nion---ihe founding % libraries-hRa
made his departure for Europe this
spring memorable By the largest ofse'
az that Kind ever advanced. II New
York viii provide the sites and the
maintenance he has promised 10 give
Sc. zoo. goo 20 establish IS branch n
brarIes In this city. The offer was
made 10 q letter % d.. John s. BIZ
llnga. director u the New York II
brary.
Threc lives sacrificed. nearly {
dozen men more or less. injured and
many thousands % dollars o. dAmags
we're the results u fierce are In the
Daily Advertiser and Record sever
story front building In Newspapel
Row. Boston. recently. How the nrS
started Ii not known. but Il was mrs
seen In the presaroom. spreading q
the elevator well and dArting 10 th'
top 40 rapidly that before the occu
pants Of the two uppsr floors wer'
aware that the building was on hr'
their rooms were filled with namel
aud smoke. In the editorial ROOM
on the sixth floor there were but Nv
men. All had 60 run for their lives.
Harvard and Yale have challenges
Oxford and Cambridge for q regulA
set Of track games TO be held In NeS
: York during the early part q mex
! gnly.
Andrew Carnegie has offered $40
600 for q public library al Windsor
Ont. the city TO furnish 4 site and .
. Appropriate $500 annually for MAR
tcnance.
Seven persons were burned 10 deaf
Presently az Cascade Quebec. as ID
!, result uf an explosion Of a coal d
: -. a.. ~ Nk.Avs nafahhlsl
of Gauthier a Miller. merchants.
The prospects Of peace are stiil col
sidarcd hopeful. The Boer losses las
month were lG0 killed. 400 woande
! and ilsOe captured and surrenderel
: Owing 20 the heavy rains 0eners
q Pranch's transport difficulties are stl
q unchanged.
4 New York. March 1.-THE Amer
! can line steamship New York, whic
/. left Southampton and Cherbourg o
March s arrived IN quarantine tonigl
! and. although the oiicere reported \
e accident, Il was learned from a pas
e enger that there had been an accideI
} on board IL which 80 persons wei
Is scalded. one dying a. \ result Of b
Il injuries.
The health OF II Hung Chang
again n matter Of grave consider
ton TO the ministers Of the power
Mr.. Rockhili, the American speci
q representative. says he 10 = physic
d wreck and apparently In a state q Z
L ter collapse, although mentally
A bright as ever. Mr.. Rockhill wou
/. not be surprised TO hear Of his deAl
any moment. The removal Of
. Hung Chang by death or any 9th
~ caune AZ the present moment would
e very unfortunate.
he John Bryant. a pioneer freighter
he the days before the railroads, died
,e Kansas City recently, aged ~.
"A made no less than Sc trips across G
plains to such points AZ Old Fu
Union. N. NJ, Las Vegas, N. NJ, San
Re, N. NJ, Salt Lake, chihuahua a
once or twice to California. CeneI
m u. 8. Grant who accompanied HI
n, on one trip with soldiers. was
Il personal friend II Il said that
he iFBt load OF wool ever shipped In
~ Kansas City was purchased IN N.
aurk by Philip d. Armour and freigl
ed by Mr.. Bryant. Il was In this W
,'e that Armour made a portion Of {
ne capital which he aftorward Invest
In the packing business.
A prominent Boer says Kruger h
only man who can end the war.
Of The British Columbia government
las withdrawn Ia opposition and granted
or, charter for the road south from Michel
wo connect with The Great Northern.
ng r. Thompson, who was nominated
.l.Unlted Stats senator BY the repdell'