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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
FATAL COAL MINE EXPLOSION
TWENTY-FIVE MEN KILLED.
Accident Happened in Nelson Nine,
Near Dayton, TenB,-HAs Been the
scene OF Two Explosions in the
Past-FOrss Of the Explosion Was
Terrific.

Chattanooga, Tenn, April AT A:4s
o'clock in the afternoon az explosion Of
gas IN the Nelson mine OF the Dayton
Coal & Iron company at Dayton, I enn.
lgnited the dry coal dust in the mine
and caused a terrific explosion. Twen-
ly-two men are known to be dead. Ten
bodies have been recovered.
Gas exists IN the Nelson mine and
the men are required to use safety
amps. Ii is the rule of the company
for the safety Of the miners, to place
their fuses ready TO be lighted for blasts
Just before quitting work each day. and
there are workmen known as fire men
who 60 through the NINE after all the
miners are out and set of these blasts
The miners quit work at 50 this
afternoon. II takes them IS minutes to
get out of the mine The two FIRE
men" today. who are supposed TO have
caused the explosion. were Lark Hun
Ter and John Hamey. They shot the
J.zsts about AS o'clock. before all o.
he miners could get out OF the mine
Il is supposed that one OF the fuse
was defective and resulted in what j.
known as a blown blast" The flames
hootlng out from the blast ignited the
gas, which in turn ignited the accumu-
lation Of dry coal dust in the mine. The
explosion that followed was terrific
The flames shot out OF the mouth OF tn.
nine and the shock completely wrecked
rhe shed a; the mine entrance. Three
nen were killed while standing outsid,
he mine and two were seriously anc
one fatally injured
I his mine has been the scene of two
serious explosions IN the past In 1873
Jour men were killed and eight seri
5usly injured by the explosion OF gas.
I December 70. 1895. an explosion o.
dust occurred IN which zS lives wer'
ost This was caused by miner car
/ ,ying an open lamp. contrary to reg
( llau0ns,
The force Of the explosion in the Mel
,on NINE today was terrific. The bOdie
we're torn 10 pieces.
4 The company states that there wer'
I but = men al work in the mine today
Most OF them were out Of the min
when the explosion occurred.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

New York. March sl.-The Dan,
Nails correspondent in Copenhaget
Las had a talk with Captain Christ
a1as. who is not the least sstoRishee
Ny the American scandal. says tn
London correspondent OF the Herald
The Danish no sale party" b,
said. hopes to break OF the sale b,
the help Of a scandal. For that pur
pose somebody stole my confidential
export TO the government and engaged
a certain person. an American Citizen
70 go 10 Washington 10 start the scan
aal by delivering the report to Repre-
sentative Richardson and to the Rsws
papers"
Captain Christmas gave out here on
February IS a declaration. under pres
sure OF an oath. that no member Of th'
American congress was either directly
OF indirectly interested in the sale Of
the Danish islands. He says he sent
this declaration TO the foreign ohict
with a demand that II be forwarded
% the Danish ambassador. NJ. BruH
in Washington. Il was also published
in all the Danish newspapers without
a denial
Il have no claim whatever on Amer
lea. said Captain Christmas. but onn
on the Danish government for m!
work and expenses,
The existing government has &C
espted the present situation from thei
predecessors. NM. Ahested and HoT
ring, and have never blamed me wit
word for anything | have done.
1t seems to me that the no sale
party is not acting for the beneHt
their country in trying to disturb tn
entente cordiale between America an
Denmark. an understanding which GU
premier. NJ. Deuntzer oficially state
the other day has been remaTEsbi
Eood
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

isadon, ManeA al. 7. Norgsna b
mous painting by Raphael l,hs MadoaHs
Of II, Anthony u PadAA irom the Col
oRnA gallery, 10 attractiag considerable
attention. al the National gallery here
where all corners may 80 j, free
Commenting % Mr.. MorgsHs kiuins-'
in ls,,iug the picture hang in a Publi'
gallery for aI months, one paper Re
ascts somewhat sadly uPcR the fact tia
he paid more for IL than the British ma
iioH ever gave Tor a single picture
though. instead 81 paving 100 900 pounds
the National gallery was offered the PIC
turs years ago, a, humble price, which
refused TO pay. I, Is aid that the pic
tare vill probably remain in Mr.. hc'
gan, English home after it is withdraw
/ from the National gallery.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
OPERA HOUSE CAUGHT AFIRt
1000 PEOPLE WERE PRESENT
The Audience Retired An Good Or
der, Macy Leaving Their Wraps
Origin OF Fire IL URkRowH-I>o.s
IL $4,000. Partly InsuFed-seeH-
cry Mostly Destroyed.

Cincinnati Ohio. March 3i.-Ths
Pike building. ON Fourth street. 10
Shieh the Pike opera house is located
Aas partially destroyed by fire Sunday
aftol noon. Standing room had been
taken al the matinee, which was pro
eeeding when the flames broke out
The audience retired in good order. bus
some women tainted after reaching the
street
There were about 1000 people a.
the matinee The Performance Of "Saf
Harbor." by the Pike stock company
with Miss Collier and Byron Douglas
in the leading roles. had proceeded
only ten minutes when the portiereS
between the corridors and the nortl
aisle were seen TO be on IRE.
The fire started from some unknown
cause ia the basement storeroom o.
the Adams Express company and "a
tended up through the first floors
practically under the auditorium
which is on the second floor grea
volume Of smoke gave the impression
hat there was a volcano under the au
3ience. but the stan and the theate
employees succeeded in quieiing tbs
people and ali were gotten cut Wit
safety and with comparative quiet.
I When the people reached the stree
Z they found the whole ere department
I Il the city playing on both sides o
lie building, and il required some TIM
Tor the officers 10 force the Grove
away
a great portion fed without thei
+ a.N Easter hats and wraps. and tn
( Individual losses viii be considerable
The only thing burned in the theate
+ AAs a poTtiere. bat the auditorium wa
badly damaged by water and II will nc
20 used again this season The tota
loss is $4,000
The Pike stock company waS playln
ia closing week Of the season hers
ana had previously transferred Il
scenery fof next week al the DetroI
building Mr. Hunt, however ios
$40 600 In scenery that was stored !
the low CT part Of the buiiding Th
members OF The company saved a
ihsir costumes. and baggage.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
InAIIo GLEANINGs.

Many new settlers are coming to the
vicinity OF Emmett.
Peter Hansen died in Boise last
week from lockiaw.
J. r. Collins OF Kendrick viii estAb-
lish a bTiclyard at Juliaetta-
A townsite is to be plated one mile
vest OF Roosevelt by weissr parties.
A great many settlers are coming
into Fremont county from Nebraska
and Iowa.
The total cost Of the gre plant to be
erected at Boise will be in the neigh
borhood OF $4,000.
A baseball team has been organized
at Payette and the boys propose 70
have q strong team this season.
Noah Hunspurger. formerly head
miller for the Latah Flour Min com
pany. is putting in a sawmlll At Orc
Hno.
Three carloads Of draft horses
weighing from l50o to 1.see pounds
have been shipped from wslssr re-
Gently to British Columbia
John G. Hepburn, son Of n. n Hey
burn. was recently appointed deputy
United States marshal for Alaska. and
is preparing TO leave for the scene Of
( his new duties next Sunday.
The members OF the ST. Louis fair
/ commission have issued an address to
the citizens OF Idaho, asking their as
! sistance in making a creditahle show:
ing for Idaho at the exposition.
Gene DLeary. the lS-year-old Bolse
/ boy who was accidentally shot Feb
rusry 10th by George Myers, whs
| pointed what be supposed Was an an
loaded gun at his companion. is dead
as a result of his wounds.
What is believed TO be the oldest
farm in Idaho changed hands las
week. II consists OF l60 acres Of land
in Boise county, on SquAw creek
owned and occupied for more thai
forty years by Andy Mcouads and hi
wife.
Engineer Walter Hovey Hill and hi
party. all surveyors. reached Chamber
lin basin March rs. and will push Of
to Thunder mountain as fast as possi
BILE. AIR. Hin is making a thorough
survey OF the trail as he goes and 1
on the lookout for all feasible ways Il
which to shorten the distance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
WIND STORMS At PITTSBURG
MANY PEOPLE WERE INJURED.
Large Amount OF Property DE-
stroyed-At Knoxville . Charsh
Containing COO Pseple Was Ua-
roofed-Tornaao NJ JamsstSwn--
Churches safer the Worst.

Piitsburg March 81 One OF the
aercest windstorms ever known In this
section struck the city Sunday, just
before noon. Almost incalculable dam
age was done 10 property and many
people were injured. some OF whom
may die. Scores Of houses we're un-
rooted. many trees were blown down,
mill stacks toppled over and telegraph
and telephone wires generally disabled.
The most serious accident waa the
unroofng OF the Presbyterian church
at Knoxville. occupied by about COO
persons. While the minister was In
the midst OF his sermon the wind blew
over the large chimney and lifted =
portion Of the roof Bricks from the
chimney crashed through the roof and
carried a huge piece Of the hardwood
ceiling down upon the worshippsrs. A
panic ensued and a frantic rush was
made for the doors and windows. At
least 40 persons were caught by the
wreckage and were more or less hurt.
OF this number FIVE may not recover.
Jones q Laughlin had IL Of their
furnace stacks blown down. neoessitat-
hing struck the church spire and II
their plant for weeks. probably.
AS Rev. J. w English. pastor Of the
Robinson United Brethren church.
near Mcdonald. was raising his arms
! to pronounce the benedictIon. light
I ing the shutting down OF a portion Of
I topn!eG upon the roof. crushing II and
I in!urihg number Of worshippers. two
CT whom will die. The injured are:
I Robert Patterson, aged III years. will
/ die: Leon AverilL. aged IL years. will
Z die. Mrs. John Patterson. mother of
Z Robert; Mrs. Mary Patterson, Miss
Mary G Wallace; Mrs. AveriIl. mother
of Leon.
At jamestown a tornado tore out
f, one end Of the United Presbyterian
church while Rev, j. NJ Jamison was
preaching. He was buried under a
mass of brick and iiubeFs and fatally
Injured The congregation escaped
unhurt. The Noblestown Presbyterian
church was also unroofed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
BAL. n.e.r,el, Mim 30 sen,n.

ChariostoA. ;. e., March 3l.--Prs~ideni
Roo-e,s.l has deci4ed IL 'isil lac skPasi
.iuu at gAag.e.iun ga Wednesday, Apni
D. Hv aiu leave Washington Aprti z
arriving la Charleston Tuesday moInlng
Apsil :. ,pcnding the day an visiting tAs
Ais Of the navy yard, ihs ior7A la sAs
harla4 aud tAe ie<,ic> Tuesiay Right Ia
= IN b. entertained a. dinner by the eiiN
Of ChatlasioB While the dinner 10 II
progfe-s Mrs Roosevelt All! give = reesp
ton 10 the ladics Of the womeu's depart
meal q the exposition and ihs,f inviist
gucs,s. on "Wednesday April y. the pres
den, will be escorted to the exposition
ground. by a great military procession.
On thursday morning April 10. Tia
pJclden, and HE party Nill be taken L
the tea farm end afirrward TO The beau
ntul msgnolia gardens on the Ashley.
I Thursday evening the party will lssr'
I fer Washington.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

Phoenix, Ariz,, April A special to
the Republican from Bisbce says A. {.
Mcdonald. who has jus; reached this city
from Sumqui Grande, Sonora, says that
trouble is feared by the Mexican govern
ment from the Ysqui Indians. Mexican
soldiers have taken all Of the water holes
in the district inhabited by the Naqui'
and intend to drive them out Of the coun
try in this manner,
Military officials have advised ell for
eigners TO get out Of the country, and
many Of them are getting out as fast al
possible. The Iaquis are doing very III
tie fighting. but make raids whenever pos
,ible to get arms and ammunition Il
csrry on warfare a. soon ss serious trou
hle commences.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
four days in North Dakota. tell of a

four days in North Dakota. tell Of
mutiny Of passengers.
The National baseball league war Is
practically ended. A. @. Spalding has
resigned his claim as chief executive
Of the big organization and the ONCE
will be rendered 10 william G. Temple
Of Pittsburg. There win be no further
contest In the courts.
An attempt 10 destroy with dyna.
mite the Elk saloon and gambling
house in Fairhayen. Wash, followed
by what was supposed 10 be an at
tempt TO rob il, was recently made
stick OF dynamite WAS placed directly
under the spot where the roulette
dealer was accustomed 20 sit, and was
exploded about 20 minutes prior 10 the
usual hour for closing the game.
The London Morning Leader pub,
fishes the alleged story OF the crime
which led TO the courtmartial and eK-
ecuiion u two Australian officers IA
South Africa, which Is just nos e1cii-
ing keen indignation In Australia The
incident which led 10 their eourtmar
thai Was the cold-bloodsd execution"
by those officers Of 10 Beers who were
l0urneying 10 Petersburg with the OBJ
ieet Of surrendering IL was suppose 4
these Beers had $50 900 with them
The Oregon republican state conyen
tion has nominated the following tick
Il. Governor. J. W Furnish, Umatills
county: justice OF the supreme court.
z y. Bean irenOminatedb secreJaFy
4 state. =. l. Dunbar tTenominagedb ,
state treasurer. c S. Moore lrenom
nAtedl superintendent of public IN
ilrucyion. J H. Alderman trenomina'
a.; attorney general A. NJ Crawford
Douglas county. state printer. J. X
Whitney Liam county
The Idaho board of pardons has met
/ snd granted two pardons and three
/ paroles Onc u the men pardoned Wa
antoine Nalk who MAS sent 10 thu
1 frnltsntiArY from kootenai county foi
{ 30 years for highway robbery. Lean
Z tcr l.e~ also pardoued was sent from
I Haiiey ia 1883 for murder la the see
E md degree his scatcnec being for life
I The three men paroied are Hymn
F Nochanf sen, from Rear Lake c0Gnty
F William Baker. sent from NeH Perez
I and George Edehs. sent from Bols'
county,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
Roosevelt and Irrigation.

Washington. March So.-Presideni
Roosevelt. in a conference with mum
her Of western congressman, plainly
stated his opposition TO some Of the
provisions Of the irrigation bill nov
pending in the house. The president
heartily approved Of the general pur
poses Of the bill but frankly stated
that he could not approve the measure
as Il now stands lie is especially OF
posed to the section providing stat
control OF the appropriation. distribu
lion and use OF the water from irriga
ton canals The president believes
hat federal supervision is essentia
not only TO success. but to fair and i'm
partial distribution, altogether re
moved from political and other consid
erAtionR
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
Senator Joa.. Defeated.

Little Rock, Ark, March N.-Ssnatcr
j. X. Jones, chairman Of the national
demosrstis esmmittss, chairman Of the
democratic senate s&asus COMMITTEES
twice manager Of dsmOSais campaigns
will be retired trom the senate when th'
Arkansas Legislature mSe,G
The latest returns indicate q landslide
FOR sx Governor Clark and that he vii
have between 80 and % Of the lSS mem
hers Of the Legislature en- joint ballot iol
United States senator. GsyeFnor JSfsr
son Davis has won the nominstisa for I
second term ever Z, W. Rsetsr By I
large majority.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

A. Ros,lund l. { Harry nrosdhufsi
nliucE Nas instantly hiilr1 Mon8sA
eitle shoang a missed bole
senator Foster has secured tbc pas
age al his luil zppfurUaIug sssouo iur
Use coHsiTneiioa and repair Of roads
trail. and bridges IN ihr Mount kalniei
Na,iaazi park. Ma,hagtun
FafnrN i.rv $50, and killed Ihouis
Kane and Aoaaded John l-seassr 90
Oman creek. Ma,h.ns,.n. abaat csgh
s,i1es s0HlhAcs ui AnHhpar Last.
and larasse are Heghl1f r1nchcrs.
There b 81 excellent prospect thar the
game aardcns VI eight Northwestern
,ta,rs Niii hold q ricri'gk eafif n III
summer cithct 90 the National pafA
90 a ,ssuc oiAcf convenient phase. zHe
e, change views booking 10 cooperation
81 tbs ~ofk 81 protecting ,ile game oi
SIRE no5,hwrst
The senate committee on ihe Philp.
F.urs has completed ruaadcfsiiea Of 'hr
bill prescribing a form ai government
lot ghr Philippine ISLANDS and author
yrd Scrsio- Lodge 90 report Il 20 ihs
senate after Yuiing down the dcmocial
is aBh,ssiutc 10y . party ,oic An amend
rru' provides for census OF ,hc pop
nlaslop oi tho islandS
A most wonderful cave has been dis
covered IN the ABBEY migc, a, Kendall
1 Mont IN exicu, and novelty this save
.urpasscs anything oi the Kind yet en-
cuuaicsed ia a gold mlne. A peculiar
I - - this freak ~ nature - tia; u q
/ loand IN az immense orc body b.
main chamber in the cave presents
I mat, beautiful appearance Portions o
che vail are decorated Nith massrs q
I cfystaliscd lgnc and the roof IS bum
/ With s,alaciiies On the floor 81 ih
cave arc hundreds Of tons OF ere thu
has been broken doAu from the Nclr
a, enc side - the cave - formed by III
foatwall 81 the otc body
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
Given better Wage.

Providence. r. l.. March 3l.--Employe'
IN cotton mills in Rhode Island. Mass
chusstts and eastern Connecticut TO the
number OF about $500 will come undS'
an increase Of 10 per cent in wagea %
April /. notice TO this efFec; having beer
posted by the Iippc,ts, the Go1dards and
Knights, who control practically all the
cotton manufacturing Of this state. II i
thought that the smaller concerns vii
follow the leadership and that the ineress,
will become universal in this section o
New England.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
FIr. on ruI.l,r R..err..

Evsrvt,, Wash. March Sl.-A FIRE, sup
posed 10 be ihesRdisry, occurred at the
Tulalip Indian reservation, consuming the
old Catholic church and the girls dOuRi
tory kitchen. Burial Sags saturated in
kerosene oil were found on the porch o.
the boys dormitory also a quantity o.
the same material ignited under the porch
Of Superintendent Buchanans residence
The government carries ne insurance OF
the reservation buildings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

Psadle,On. Ore. March Sl.--Whhs dis
mounting from the front Of a moving en-
CINE near Hilgsrd, Union county, James
Wilson Of Pendleton was cut TO pieces,
Wilson Was a woodchopPeT AID was aiding
out Of Hilgsrd to get some working ma
terial. He fell under the locomotive ~
he stepped to the ground. The remains
reached Pendleton this evening ana an
inquest will probably be held. WilsOn''
aRs was e.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
non Mnn,, o.rlo =, nr,,,.

Salt Lake, Utah, March Sl.-A special
from Butte, Mont, says;
Announcement has been made in Butte
that local capitalists are 10 erect this
summer on the outskirts Of the city one
Of the largest gaming resorts in the
country. The place is to be conducted
along the line Of the famous Monte
Carlo. and is to have all the gii,tering
features necessary to make 1t most at
tnctive and interesting for the sporting
| fraternity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
ry,.ce Hrary Aua,a Hoasred.

Berlin. April An official note just
published announces that Emperor VIII
lam will be represented at King Edwardh
corOnaiion by Prince Henry Of Prussia.
Who will be accompanied by Vice Admiral
BARON Won ScckcndorfF. Field Marshal
Count Won waldcrscs. Vice Admiral YOU
Kocset and Coun, Won Seckcndcrf. tho
chamberlain 81 the late Empress Froier.
TEX. Prince Horny win he accompanied
by his wife on the special invitation OF
King Edward.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
M,rers.. TeIeErnph In Nershws.t.

Denver, Col. March Sl.-Ths News
Says: Within the naxt 60 days citizens
Of the Pacific eoAs; will be sending wireless
telegraph messages via instruments built
in Denver under the personal supervision
Of General Irving Hale, consulting SsStTi-
cal engineer Of the Pacific L Continental
Wireless Telephone 4 Telegraph company
The messages will psss between the first
tive commercial stations established by
the company. The instruments to b.
ussd are the most powerful ever con
struoted west OF Pttsburg, contrasting im
provements over those now in U.S. on the
Atlantic coast They have besn tested,
and worked 10 entire satisfaction.
General A. l. New Of the company
caves fer san Francisco today. Whils
there he will decide jGSt where the in.
strumsnts are TO be placed. Seattle, Ia
coma. San Francisco, Portland. Los An
geles and Avalon, on the santa CStslIna
islands. are come Of the cities under con
alteration. II 10 quite probable that one
Of the instruments will be placed in Lo'
Angeles and the other At Avalon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

St Paul, Mimi. April AT high noon
in the family residence on Summit avenue
occurred the wedding Of Miss Ruth Hill.
daughter Of President J. J. Hill Of the
Great Northern railroad and Northern So.
euriti,s company, and Aaron MeCook
Beari, an attorney 81 New York.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

Montana O. A. r. Sneampmsnt, HSa
sna. April rs.
Montana I. o. r. NJ grand council.
Deer Lodge. April ..
Oregon state democratic sonVsntion'
Portland. April 10,
AreEon A. o, u. W. supreme lodge
Portland. June 1899.
Washington Degrs eof Homer, grand
lodge. Everett, April g.
washington A. o. u. W., grand
lodge. Everett. April s.li.
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nrItl.A wsr. severely defeated.

London. March sl.--A casualty let pub
hshed records hitherto unrePOrtSa AEAt
in the RhsnSster valley, near Southland.
Csps Colony, March -. whsa The British
were evidently severely handled. Thew
lest eight men killed. had 10 men wound.
I'd and 20 men were captured. TIE lat
ter have since bees released.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
Another sEirmIsh.

London. April Lord Kitchener. in a
dispatch from Pretoria, announced that
the Second dragoon guard fought a sharp
rear guard action near Boschmanskop
during the evening Of March 81. -Four
officers are known TO have been wounded.
No further details Of the ceualties have
been received.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05
M,.. che.nu, woa Fire, rrl.e.

Cslfsx. Wash, March Sl.-Miss Mabel
Chestnut woH frs, prize and the honor OF
coptcsiing for the intercollegiate prize
with Whitman college at the prize deela
nation contest of Coliax college. held in
the Baptist church. J. Q. Reynolds Of
Resrdsu won second prize. There were
10 contestants aud all did remarkably
vail
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

Philadelphia. April S.-william Lane,
aged IS, = colored servant employed by
Charles :. Furhush. at 652 North Fifteenth
street, today shot and killed Mrs. Ellen
Furhush. aged AZ years, and her daughter.
Madeline aged 10 yeap, and probably IA
tshy wounded Eloise Furbush. aged !
wears. another daughter lane made hiI
escape
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Washington. April S--SeCretary Hay
and Mr.. Raikes. secretary Of the British
embassy, have signed treaty extending
to the British colonies the provisions oi
the original treaty between the United
States and Great Britain for the protec'
ton Of industrial property.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-05

Russellville, Ala, March 3l.--A cyclone
passed through Darling, four miles south
Of Russellville. completely dcmolishing the
Methodist aud Baptist churches. Srecking
the railroad station and damaging . mum
Der Of other buildings