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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
MINING

The famous Morning mine Of the
Coetrr d'Ai9ne diatrict has resumed
operations With q full' crew M men.
Work has been resumed on the
Walter Scott property near North.
port. IT had been Idle for two
months.
Dan Sieger Of this city has sold
his half interest ip the Gold Bricks
claim, near Murray, Idaho, to the
Golden Chest Mining company.
The HomestAke property in
Evans Greek district, nine miles
from Grants Pass, Ore, has been
bonded to an eastern syndicate for
$4,000.
The Hampton mine in the Slo-
can eQGpttf ddridg the week ship
eSd fWa @4s 81 9Ee to TIE Nelson
Dhsn5hasaslsS High. A' "'
The H&nper apd papgle Mining
company Of Troy. Moht,, has bond
ed It's NAlthB iof one year to Lar
son = d@enbuEh. The ores are sill
YEP leat. and Zinc.
The nAw 2O.stamp mill of the
Qreenhack nine Of Graves Creek
district IN Oregon ts now completed
and the property has added to the
humber IF men employed and work
Ii going on very satisfac torily.
The Tacoma Smelling company
Is defendant in . $4,000 damage
quit brought by Mrs. Catherine Nc
Laugfllin In the superior court at
YApornA. Mrs. Mclaughlin sues for
the death Of her husband, who fell
down an elevator shaft.
The first payment has been made
on 1000 acres OF placer ground on
upper Libby creek by the Libby
Placer company. An option was
given to the new company a year
ago for 100000 for three years,
payable in yearly instruments.
The concentration plant being
erected by the California company
in the Cable Grove district of Ore
gon is nearly completed. A rich
strike has been made in the Cove
district on the Red Cliff mine. A
contract was recently let to run
1000-foot tunnel and fine ledge
has been encountered in drifting.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11

Just six years ago the Spokane
Amateur Athletic club came into
existence. In 1892 an organization
of Is wheelmen banded together as
the Spokane Wheel club. w. Q.
Webb was it's president and meet
ings were held in the tower of the
Review building and afterward in
the basement of the Western Union
Office in Temple Court
The wheel club finally united with
a billiard club and in a short time
these were merged into an athletic
club bearing the name Of the pres
ent organization. This Eas in '9S.
Frank Smith was made first pres
ident of the club and ruled through
two years of prosperity Then AL
Ware, who has served for the past
four years, took the reihs, and his
term has been decidedly prosperous
and the club now has a reputa ton
as a model organization.
Ike Cornthwait was the first man.
ager, being succeeded by AL Moor
man. The present manager Is
Frank Arnold, who is ably assisted
by Eddie Quinn.
The club started with a member
ship of 40. Within two months the
number was swelled to 300.
Through the kindness of John A.
Finch the present quarters were
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
THE RICHEST GIRL IN THE WORLD.


is interesting Krupp
her wealth.
The daughter of the gunmaker Of weathiest
m in the world today.
Three generations have been ping money
result 10000
has
and has more for good i'll than kings
What will she do with it?
There time when the world would
husband. What has making OF
property heart and the
stick to home and domesticiy That your sphere"
S
The proved do things has
stood shoulder shoulder politics.
professional life maintained individuality
has proved that there is in brains
will not be astonishing
Krupp plant pros
pey by wisdom
why shouldn't
And will not be events,
with full love shall
glad
ly bid goodby
husbands home.
When a and deeply cost
She only happy
Berth wi
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11

VIENNA Dec gh pressure has marked the of Nine
Helene Odon the wife of Hungarian nobean
from an obscure hoemad onto the foogts with bound She
became the wife of popular Girard firing him. and
her lover Baron Albert Rohschd is charged attempted kid
him the streets Of Vienna for the
madhoue The which failed,
December a
jewelry
n
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
ri ENaS HdeAlae-

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE dreams
that come from toyland seem to fol-
low closely in the wake OF the
dreams that emanate from the
brains Of scientific, commercial and
industrial geniuses, at least that Is
the indication, Judging from the
style of children's playthings which
the toymakers Of Paris are putting
on the market for the Christmas
trade of 1902.
Every toy now turned out may be
classed as strictly up-to-date, and
as Paris supplies the worlds toy
market, the revolution In = these
trinkets here is interesting to note.
The old-fashioned toy tin horse
that was pulled by a string, and
never would move unless its mast
er, the little boy, would pull 1t
around, has been relegated. So has
the doll with the painted face, that
could not close its eyes or cry when
put to bed.
The marked change in the nature
of the toys is to make them auto
matte and supply their own power.
Things that go are all the rage.
Whenever a toy can be made to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
DOUBLE NUPTlALS.

An elaborate wedding took place
last evening at All Saints cathedral
and Spokane society attended in
force, the occasion being the nup-
tials of Misses Margaret Lucille
and Laura Elsie Nash. daughters
Of Judge L. B. Nash, to Paul T.
Van Ness and Thomas Henry
Jones respectively.
The Very Rev. Dean Perine con-
Quoted the service.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couples drove to Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Kimball's residence,
where a reception was given in
their honor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
COUNCILMAN FOSTER
TELLS OF LIL|ENTHAL

do with that gentleman" said the
alderman. HE is trying to pose
around here as a great reformer,
but the reformations that he will
be responsible for will never
amount to much. He declares that
he will have nothing more to do
with the city council, and can as
sure you that the city council is
not DESTROYS of retaining Mr.. Lilien-
that's friendship while he continues
to act as he has been doing.
"Of course, the commissioner has
done some good things. He is not
a bad man altogether, but when he
proposes to go beyond his duty we
mean to call him to his senses"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11

II was rumored yesterday that
Alderman Foster was looking for
Mr.. Lilienthal in orcer TO bring the
commissioner to task for some de-
rogatory remarks that he is said
to have passed.
The rumor gained current so rap
Idly that several people congregated
around the city hall for about 20
minutes to witness the meeting of
the two officials, but the case did
not turn out as disastrously as was
anticipated.
On being interviewed by a Press
reporter Mr.. Foster stated that the
report was without foundation. Il
don't want anything whatsoever to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
INTERESTING ADDRESS.

At the meeting of the Joan of
Arc lodge of the Catholic Order OF
Foresters, Mrs. +. Schmidt present
ed her report as delegate to the
national convention held recently
in Chicago.
Those who listened to Mrs.
Schmidt's remarks say that more
interesting address was never be-
fore delivered in the lodge.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
Death OF THE BOYS FRIEND.


In the passing of George Hen the boys England and Amer
lost friend. 70 years
He King
knew what boys like.
OF criticize closely
is deadly Hentys books There
and thrills and the hero invariably marries the right girl
ing chapter.
Why not?
all Of Hentys triumphs vilany.
who misunderstood imposed rises his
destiny The
sting the
they vigorous heartreaching.
Henty boys
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
YOUTH AND SANE LIVING.

DR.. James Martin PEBBLES home the other his
fourth
years simply
Battle Creek,
He defy o
perpetual youth.
He has lived like
the
very
and when he shakes hands, feel it.
He bed early He regular hours
simple walks breathes
possible. us whisky
That rule you
live them will hinder
hod or keeping a set of books
fellows health, a
street tired, talking 81
feel gotten before
3 a.
mus II just my
What doing?"
Oh, Just cumming about town." said No. l..
AT So they lestone will
those young fellows be?
Poor specimensas
pains added Stand them beside like
they will look like pygmies
There people think
should living
ings should be drilled into pupil from kindergarten
The idea is good
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
IN WOYDT'S HANDS.

The newly drafted ordinance re-
garding the revocation of the H.
censes of undesirable saloons,
which Corporation Counsel. Judson
drew up, is in the hands of Council
man Woydt. chairman of the jul
dietary committee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11

Except Sunday.
Short line to California, San Fran
isro- Portland route. Steamers sail
.o Ainsworth dock. Portland. at 81
every five days.
20 J. MOHLER, Gen. Agt..
"rslde Ave, Spokane. Wash.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11

Salinas. GAIA tramp brutally
assaulted Simon Graves. promi-
nent farmer, his wife, George Allen,
a 14-year-old boy, and George Al
bright, a farm hand. Allen and
Albright will die. The weapon
used was q hatohst.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1902-12-11
BAD indian.

Louie Peone, Indian, was turned
over to the jailer at headquarters
by the Indian police. Louie is' a
bad red man who is being taken
back to the reserve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
REpuHLlcANlsm AND PROSPERITY

That the republican party possesses more than its
share Of unmigated is demonstrated by the
fact that II is making OF the features Of its con
gressonal campaign Of the prosperous conditions
which exist at present in sections CT the
II has not yet taken mp former cry Of the full din
ner pail" for It knows that If it did It might be called
on answer pertinent questions regarding the
whereabouts Of the full coal bin and the full meat box
It carefully avoids any OF these specific subjects while
It continues 10 pirate about the prosperity the country Is
enjoying just now and has not UP the present time
attempted to do anything than deal in glittering
generates concerning the question as whole
The votecasting public win hardly allow itself to be
fooled by Of the that is being ladled out by
the republican campaign committee which has established
It's headquarters in New York where Il be close 70
its base snpplesthe trusts. The voters know the
reason for the prevailing prosperous conditions. and
they viii act and think accordingly. They know that
prosperity brought about result Of any
OF the principles performances of the republican
party by good in various parts Of the country
and by gifts Of that furnished by the Texas
oil fields. And they know. that they are paying q
price for this prosperity which quite Of proportion
They that prices higher than they have been
for years and that while their incomes may be some
what larger than they few years ago their ex-
penses are more than relatively higher So. has
been remarked It Is likely that they win allow them
selves be deceived By the specous arguments which
emanate from the republicans.
Another feature which has decidedly dampening
effect on the brilliant fairy tales related by the who
are managing the republican campaign is furnished by
the anthracite strike the labor disturbances OF
various other parts Of the country Texas for
instance probably had strikes this year than
any other year in its history and the is true
other States It be pointed out in this connection
that IN 1892 just ten years the campaign argu
ment Of prosperity used it will be remembered
too that following year. before any democratic egs
lation had of the darkest from the pros
perity standpoint history the United States
The great Homestead strikes occurred in 1892 and the
action Of the wokngmen in voting for Cleveland
prime cause Of republican defeat
Leaving all the other of the question out Of
the discussion for the time being and considering only
matter Of labor disturbances, there
that the history OF 1892 win repeat self There good
reason believe that less good republic
ns believe So although, Of course, they could b,
eed to admit t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
MIXED STATE OF AFFAIRS
Settlers ia Dickens and Motley
Counties on The Wrong Land.
NEW SURVEYS wall HAVE TO BE MADE
May Be Trouble in Getting People to
Remove from the Places Which
They Have improved.

Arstin, Texas, September s,-Captain
Kinney. one Of the State surveyors, is here
hooking up additional data regarding the
surveys IN Dickens and Motley counties and
has lust come in fIom those colntes and
reports State land matters in a deplorabls
condition. In the first place the surveys
were Improperly made and plotted and many
Of the settlers residing ON State lands
are found 10 be four and 1--WE miles away
from their rlghtfuily awarded claims 1t
win take great deal OF time and work
TO get the awarded claims properly elassi
fed, and then putting the settlers on Their
own land 4 new and complete survey OF
both counties viii have 10 be nnde and
there Is some apprehension thar there will
be trouble In getting the settlers 10 leave
the lunds which they think Is their rightful
property and en- which they have made Inn
pToyemeuts.
Commissioner Rogan states that the land
Office is busy In al departments just now
and that the work is Increasing every day
Applications to purchase ana ieuse lund
are coming ia by the hundred every day
The demand for state land Is increasing in
stead OF diminishing ana the Office force
ia working now Ike they did when 400, 600
acres of land were put on the market in
1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
Answer q Judns Reaaan.

To the Editor Of The Post.
Houston, Texas September s.-Nrav he
allowed srace In The Post TO make a few
comments on the recent speech Of Judre
Reagan in relation to labor organizations?
lie says that during the drst hnlf Of his
ne he never heard Of a labor oreln,3a.
ton, and that free competition existed
ana prices regulated themselves without the
Intervention Of trusts OF monopoiIes or lahor
organizations. But he made no comnori
sons Of wages then and now. II he had. n
would argue strongly In favor Of labor or
ganlzatlons for 1t can not be denied TINT
all classes Of labor now are better pa.d
and enjoy better conditions than nfty years
ago. nor viii IL be disputed that fhs sreats
est credit for this belongs 10 these sSrnn
labor ORGANIZATIONS. which he saws sborld
ue suppressed Neither can Il be shown
mat ~ THIS oeneht 20 a large ana growing
e,ass q the worlds inhalitants any othrr
rather benefited
Is true that our present systcan Of
nlelnrtlon ana distribution IS NOT perlest
Apt We should be careful not 10 suppress
any q the great institutions until NJ are
snle fhat they are really an eaL This h
%. no means certain OF labor DETERMINATIONS
~ me production Of wealth thine forres
eoinn lne-canital labor and supminteudence
tplthi can pe owned and controlled fsf n
ID AZ ipanimafs thing. Labor must be treat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
The DsMocRArlo CAMPAIGN BOOK.

dispatch from The Posts Washington correspondent
hted In yesterdays paper, brings the that the
ocratic congressional committee the headquarters Of
mich in the capital city begun the distribution
OF book which is in connection with
the fall elections The subject matter of the volume has
been In of preparation for several past
the first copies just been received from the printer
study Of copy Of the book in the possession Of The
Post shows that the committee done its work well
Chairman Griggs and HIS assistants have had an un.
limited quantity OF campaign material at their disposal
course and they could hardly have failed to compile
interesting and array in favor OF
democracy but It required digent application and nice
discriminatiye ability compress within the compare
lively limited confines OF campaign book the matter
which Is calculated to have the possible effect ON
the voters Of the country which the politicians who
conducting the republican side of fight will be
least able TO appears on the whole that
the committee has done practically all could be
expected Of H. and that it has produced volume which
its members and the members Of party in general may
safely advocate and stand for from FIRST TO last
i has been known for months past Of course that
The principal Issues Of the campaign would be the tarin
made trusts and the mperiastc policy OF the republic,
These subjects naturally occupy the most promi
nent positions in the volume the authors and com
pliers have succeeded in including regarding various
other topics which car fail be productive Of gooo
results among those who seeking light regarding the
positions Of the parties Some very effective criticism
Of the republican text book INDUCED in Many Of the
points sought be made in that volume are erroneous
Or falacious 70 the point OF absurdty or ciousnesa
ann All q the weak spots are enectualy shown m
y the volume which the democratic committee is now
distributing
Good Judgment has been shown in the seeet,o, =,
illustrative 81 the dangers Of the hleh proteet,v
'eR ena ne domination Of the trusts. The records Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
Iamisssin7asit6' I1iaes


MUSTERED OUT
Ihetc's sound Of itaps ccmes floating
ort across Manila bay.
Ana toe lips that inpehcd at sunehter now
nfe quiv'f ting Ia panag.
ana ihe poison mists hang heavy o'cr the
ls'aDds Of Bashee.
And they trail their wrahh,ke ftlds nfar
across the 10000 sea
There's horror II the nightfiii.
And eaeh Eilsr misty dawn
b'lnes q giif on Mindnnuu.
AND wny west to Paiawani
Where the tevcr-stirckeu soldiers
ON ihclt cots roll 70 and fro,
For you can not hattio choieFa
And give II blow for blow
The white fonts Of the sodicss gImmer
bright d Laoag.
Dut the hoy Who wont down nshtne 81 b
his shoulder to bis Kpg
was Denpered pet Of fur.uuc Tor It's
hiniply hcl! 90 lie
With death Eiiplns al roar ,it4ls aad to
take week 10 dlt
Therc are maaens made fo. % igs,
IEo thclr skins ar dussy igowl;
Eut their cry Of sr.ef Is .ls.a
~ hom er'ry coaotwse to&n;
Fer colp'ral leads letsa
CAT g hollow out grIve.
Ard there's sorrow IN fnm hou
East by Fries linpld wave.
al lis nttul belongings are seaiel W to
stn3 away;
Ihcre's lie ,. H. OF a Tag OK some GrIwn-
Wo.l from panay
Ihcfe y pnthos in dc D cki-s az hia itlie
ODDS and ends.
Gimetscka hattefcd for Fol keepsnkos tof
The loving fnf OF fisends.
Fpr Of course he wasn't Knowing
Jh1t he tlrie wac coiuc ~ dir:
cue eoes icgiuily to Hght!ag
But IT'S simply hei IL -
With each tendon strained to nraskng,
AgcnAed to hneerIps
And tear soul ana self asundcr
VITA one's teeth clinchod b oush one'A
lbs.
But thel ne coming. coming mavard ut
from far Mauha bst
and INC transports smoke hangs crepe
like an along her homcward way
she took out living carco. now. wei
laden, puts about
Bringing home in ziuc.1nel ca skats those
whom death has mustered ont
49,
HEADING HIM OFF
in ten you whit I'M Go nm wager mr
S25 Panama aEainst SIS stotson that H.
No you don't; there ms vho'c sou dis o.
fellows In som hN this time of We ~
49,
PUFFY LOVE
YES I told him tnat loved his d ugl-
ter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
SOME CURRENT POLITICS.

There is talk in Kansas OF redisiotng State
SO as 70 make eight congressional districts instead Of
gresham Long who credited with being the author
movement recently said that this action taken last
winter because the republicans wanted wait
election this a when they could better determine the
OF the democratic strength The estriotng made will
take the form OF a gerTymander.
The republicans Kansas badly split over faetonal
fights William Allen White the well known editor the
Emporia Gazette and other republican editors
have recently printed editorials demanding THOMAS r.
certain shortage IN The Miami county or they
will take down his from republican candidates
leader Of Kansas that this is rather porentous in It's
results It IS expected that tbs friends Leland and Kelly
nten4iying the friction
Chairman Whiting Of the Michigan d.r,o,r,;, s..+.
niee has issued appeal the Michigan to do
everything IN their 90 elect democratic legislature as
In this crisis in the history Of Michigan says Mr. Whit
ing men who under ordinary circumstances could not be in
sacrifice for the good State Impress upon them The
TACT that Il there IS possibility Of elecng them The
nomination Of Of character ability and experience will be
an @ aha inspiration TO our cause in OF the State
ana mat me people viii gratefully remember those
The democrats win open their campaign on September
Grand Rapids when there win be gathering OF the
einor' VIII make the principal speech
Washington Posts If the democratic marty in every r.rt 80
,ns Gmon were in as good shape in Virginia there
would be fol cougratuaton" remarked Ho7 T,yi,r
Raleigh ''ni''se' a. 'Ae
hut N my judgment democracy going to retrieve its
loItune m the nation at large. The party is once more
eenng INTO good trim getting back ancient pluck and
spillb us eohssyeness and efficiency would be no sur
prise, and IN fact rather expect 10 see the dsts s, .
majority Of the next house Of Representatives"
~ nes Virginia any tayore presidential oandidateY
ihesauas may have their preferences but there is no
taik o. any leader for 1908 the Old Dominion have
n@o none q our prominent express themselves in favor
any particular man and there has been no effort 80 Jar
snow g create sentiment for one The general idea 81
mere san be nothing gained by trying 10 beeet pres
dental boom This far in advance" F
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-09-04
Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas, September S.-Charters Of
the following corporations were MED today
in the secretary Of states department.
Independent Compress company Of Corsi.
cana capital stock $4,000 lncorporators
Nell I. Anderson. b. l.. Anderson and
Norris Berney Of Fort Worth
The Prosper Water Works company of
Prosper Collin county capital stock $4,000
incorporates W, c. Naugie, W. r. Math-
ors and A z Bryant Huo others.
Amendments were hled today by the fol-
lowing corporations.
Frost Artcsian Wen company Of Frost
Navarro county, Increasing ITS capital stock
from $1,000 TO Sl5,0O0.
The Lawn Terrace company OF Fort
Worth, changing name 20 the Fort Worth
Real Estate company
Stock Traders bank Of Wehtherfori
Parker county, changing ugme 70 the Texas
Trust and Savings bank End changing place
Of business 70 Fort WGftn
The American Soda Fountain COMPANY OF
Boston was today granted q permit 10 do
business In Texas hy the secretary OF state:
capital stock SS,75o000 The Texas pface
VIII be located on Dallas