The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-19
NEWS OF THE ENTIRE WORLD
cULLED FROM DISPATCHES.
Review Of Happenings In Beth
Eastern aRd Western HemispheFes
DEFiAE the Past Week-NatioRaI,
Historical, Political and Personal
Eveats TeEseIy EHpsuRasa.

murdered sunday Al MS nome nSaF
Uniontown. Pa. by three burglars.
The Atlanta. Ca. papers say that
plans are ON foot for the formation of
a gigantic trust Of ali the cotton yarn
mills OF the southern states.
The Bayarian government has for
hidden the prince Of Thurn and TaHis
TO offer an asylum TO the sisters OF 81.
Glare. just driven from France.
Nicholas De Temple Of Denver
jumped in front OF u Burlington pas
sengeF train near Franklin. Neh. Sun
day. and was instantly killed. II II
believed he was temporarily insane,
Major Lyttleton W. r Waller Of the
marine corps tried by n eouFtmartiai
on the charge Of killing natives Of the
island Of samar without trial. hiss
been acquitted. The court stood ii e
: for AeaniltAL
Eugene r. Ware has been selected
by the president 10 succeed Hem
Clay Evans as commissioner Of pen
sions. Mr.. Ware 10 from Topeka
Kan. and Is a member Of the Law nrm
OF Glesd. Ware 4 Gieed-
FtFe In nrooklyn recently destroyed
the furniture factory OF Masol q Hneh
Hsr. and the pipe foundry of paYia
Binns Several frame tengments near
by were also burned The loss Is enti.
mated at 800 900. with ample insur
Anee oa the factory and foundry
The police Of the City % Mexico
have broken up = gang Of kidnappers
Sho have bsen ehticing young boys
10 a house in that city where the lads
we're kept prior TO being shipped 10
YarAtAn 20 wnrk on tho Henequin
plantation.
Rites o. the Ancient Jewish faith
dead FOR so00 years. were revived IN
Chicago Sunday. sheu many mcmbers
paid Sums ranging from $40 10 1909
for tbs privilege OF performing certain
rites connected wilh-the laying % the
corner stone u the neu home for aged
orthodox Jswa al Oidcn and Albany
avenues
Tho cholera situation In Manila con
,lnusa uurh the same. but the cnndi
tious 10 tho PROVINCES arc becoming
alarming The total 81 cholera cases
Ia Manila up 20 date IL gts. while there
have been rs: deaths from ,he dlsras"
In tho provinces there har" BEEN as
cases and SIS deaths.
A, Columbia. s. C.. General wsde
Hampton died recently. Hia death
resulted from no disease. but wks ,hr
rrsun ~ a general breakdown Gen
sral Hampton celebrated bis eighty
fourth birthday las, w@ok. month
EEo he had a severe attack and his
rhlldrcn were called 20 hia bedside
ITO rallied. however. and vas out dFiv
Ing a weck aEn
A battle a, JuAroE. Mexico between
a Sumidian Hon and a Siid bull wa'
witnessed by thousands Of people One
fourth q the spectators vas American
women. Tho battle continued herccll
for an hour The bull vas not fatally
injured. but tho lion was Epred fulli
% times ard wiil doubtless dc. III
lSs vas brpt on and he wAa enmple'ol'
vanquiahosi IN strength and spirit
when the lion was ineApaci,a;nd th'
Mexican authorities ordered the baiu'
stopped,
Immigrants 90 tho number Of ti7
arrived 10 Srw York Sunday iron
European ports Tho Trojan Primo
from ports IN tho Mediterranean
broush, ii0T: the ataicndam fror
Rotterdam had 1927 aboard. III
Champagne from Havre brought 1859
tho Hsaperia from Mcditerranea
ports. ESQ. and the Island brought fror
Denmark $40.
The bloody repression o; recent d.
orders In Brussels has created a pair
fol Impression on all classes there. q
though u II realised that all the VII
tins Of the encounters do not belon
10 the buttcr classes Of workmen. SUI
day. for the hrut time tho police reall
fred their rines, loaded with ball car
ridges Previous TO that they ha
used their swords and rcvolSers, IN
latter being usually loaded with blan
cartridges. Saturdays rioters wet
composed Of the dreEs OF the popul
ton. with a sprInkllns OF what
called the young socialist guard. cor
posed Of mere boys. with little regaT
for the orders Of NJ. Van Der Velde,
member Of the chamber OF deputi'
and the loader Of the socialist cor
mittee.
Several years ago Koch purchased 4
a ,riains sum at a public sale am"
sntiaue chest. Having no immediate "
for Il. he placed Il in IN garrett over h
place 81 business Finally he decided
use the box. and upon taking II apart Z
repairs a false bottom w,s found, unds
meath which was discovered the hidd'
treasure. The former owner Of the che
IL unknown.
J. II. Twohy Of Spokane vi
drowned Saturday afternoon in q
north fork Of the Clearwater throul
the accidental overturnlng Of a raft
which Twohy was coming down 9
river with companions. At last
counts the body had not been rec'
cred.
p. o. schick is lying in a critic
condition AZ his home on Dry Cre'
about 10 miles from Boise. Idaho, 3
ferinE from burns. The accident
which he IL the victim was rema
able. the most astonishing feature
Ing that Mr.. schlek. sitting by
side OF his wife on the seat OF
wagon, was burned nearly TO a CT