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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-27
MIscEIIaxEors A.NIxa NEwa.

A offer Of o. 900 .o0o for the Her,
eales. near wallace. idaho. haa been
refused.
The Rainbow mine. at IAksvieu
idaho. shipped = carload Of orc 10 TIA.
-nma last weak This II the second
load shipped inside Of two moatha.
-Four carloads Of black Tail ore arc
In transit 20 the oranby smelicr via
tho Kettle VALLEY tInea The Tom
Thumb and the zAia ~ are each load
Ing ave cars
Coruucopla IL destined 10 be the
creates, gold producing district In
eastern Oregon. according TO the opin.
ion Of we'll informed engineers and eX-
ports who have recently examined tia,
camp.
The new arrangement IL expected 20
mean increased profit TO the mine own.
ora amounting 10 tiOo.00 = month. or
81 900 600 q year That IL done with
out raising the price OF lead. which IL
hIed at az cents = pound.
The new strike Of steel Raiena. made
on the hillside Of Murray. idaho. while
running a ditch for the Occur d'Alene
Mining company. IL growing In value
a. the development work continues.
Tho vein IL growing wider as depth
" gained.
The Abbey Mining company, operat.
ing At Kendall. Mont. announces that
= deep working shaft will soon be com.
menced on the Abbey mine. This ahatt
will go down TO a considerable depth
to tap the ore body that carries such
Eooed values below the main tunnel
level.
An injunction has been issued by
Judge Mayhem restraining the Gold
Hunter Mining q Smelling company
from taking any ore from the Yolande
claim. which adjolns the Hunter Min
ing companys property at Mullna. Ida.
no. Tho injunction is made anawera'
BILE week from today.
Al the same time the mine owners
get the right to increase their ship.
menta in the aggregate from about
5000 TO $4,000 tons . month. ship
m"n's under the new scale will com
mence Monday, and II 10 expected that
the force Of men In the mines which
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-27
nRIr,sn ooLUAnIA.

oaee again all three Boundary smelt.
sFs are running at their full ore treat
ing capacity.
The Reeo. Of which John Harris and
Fred Kelly are the principal owners.
will resume work as soon 30 snow dies
During last week the CRANKY smelt.
eF treated 1880 toAs Of ore. The grand
total treated 10 date IL 5ls.sTi tons.
A deal was consammAtsd las, weeh
undeg which William Fowler sells his
sniire iaIsFesi tn the Providence naine
10 thosS who Fecehtiy acquired an in
tSFSst IN the property and some new
associates. says tho Boundary Greek
Times.
A force Of % nen Is ~ work on the
Nenns group. four miles from Nelson
and the terminals for . srAmway from
the m,ns 10 the AthAbaaeA mill are in
course ~ construction. The property
Is expected 10 30 = steady shipper this
winter
The sioeAn star. IN Which RyToa d
White ~ Spokane 10 Interested. IL en-.
pcriiaE an early settlement ~ the loo Il
tisiEati0n which hss tied up wosk on
the property for tho pass year. The
resumption OF uoFk Is acp~na~nt upon
tho settlement ans uiii snsAh narh 20
tho sioeAn district
jnhn RrtAiiArh aho 10 well known
In Epohans 10 unrting the Washing,
ton misc. near thr RAmbieF.Ca rshoo
With good results Ths Payne asa 9th.
CT properties also have good shouisss
The Silver Giancs hAa Jus, received
smelseT returns from a IS too ship.
nss, % orr. uhich nssss4 ta.cco Tho
orc Is steel EalsnA.
The suilivan su,sissr q, Mafyavliis.
n G. viii be In active operation With
IN - days says y u. Sanders. oac Of
tho directors. "EveEythiaE IL nou
FvAay tos tho completion Of the smcl,.
-. The necessary uaoHuy has b~en
accounted Tor and the naw machinery
vh'ch -iti Increase The original plan,
to some rH,sn,. will BE- on hand Al the
apPola,sd time"
The American nnT IL WORKING -
Hsn. and IL shlPplnE orc over the No.
bio five Tramuay. An average % ave
ears IL being cent out ever % days.
Witch not the company from 800 10
$500 pee car, The mine IL In excellent
coalition. and u is said sha, IL the in
isnsion 81 the manaKemsut 20 put on
larger tprrs q, an early date 20 ~ %
Increase the orr shipments TIE uEop,
ssty IL opened up 20 the Coo foo, level.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-27
The Spokane Masonic Fair.

Colonel Noble +. Martin is rushing
the construction Of the building for the
Masonic Fair at Spokane, with all
possible haste, that all may be in read
mess for the opening ON October 6.
The dance room is 10 be the largest in
the city. The floor is to be polished and
there will not be post 10 hinder the
dancers. There will be alarge supper
room adjoining. Already IL has been
engaged for FIVE nights.
Work has been commenced on the
booths. There will be ~ Of these,
each beautifully decorated and brill
iantly lighted by electric lemplems Of
l67 lights. Season tickets are now
on sale.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-27
IDAHO NOTES.

News Of the settlement af the lead
troubles has been received At Wallace
with the utmost satisfaction.
The safe in the Meridian postoaice
was blown open by burglars recently,
between $500 and $500 having been Sc.
cured.
Frank ID. VOORHEES,, who was in
charge Of the Indian school a. Lapwai
until recently, was recently shot and
dangerously wounded by q tramp on q
ranch near Denver. Col.
The arrangements for the establish
ment Of q Catholic school at Occur
d'Alene the coming year are being
completed by the bishops Of Idaho and
Philadelphia.
Public schools opened at Kendrick
with J. p. Barrackman as principal
and three grade teachers. The enroll
ment the first week was 200 but IL is
expected the total enrolment for the
term win be nearly 300.
NJ. T. Casper put Eve bullets into c.
c. Church, his son-in-law, recently, at
Gon. on Salmon river. II was the 70
suit Of a quarrel over a pair Of shoes
which Church had bought for his wife.
Casper gave himself up.
A chemical engine has been purchas-
ed by the town council Of Post Falls.
The engine is provided with two cyIin.
ders, each of 30 gallon capacity. A
building in which to house the appa.
ratus is being erected.
Indian Agent Stranahar. recently re-
ceived word from Colonel Pratt, super
intendent Of the Carlisle school. that
the Nee Perez children admitted to the
did progress, and urging that others
be sent.
The fruit crop in the Potlatch coun.
school last year have all shown spIen-
try Will be much smaller this year
than last. Fruitgrowers state, howev-
er, that with fruit at its present low
price it will not pay to sell il green,
and practically the entire pear crop Of
that region will be dried. Prunes viii
also be extensively dried.
In the probate court Judge Charles
F. Koelsch gave his decision in the
case Of the State vs.. Warden Arney,
%hich was heard recently. The court
held that the evidence adduced by the
prosecution had not shown that the
warden was connected with any abor-
ton. If there was one; and he there
fore dismissed the complaint
Elmer Beaver. a farmer in the Le-
land country, narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury on the sperry grade TO Ken
drick recently. Beaver was bringing
a load Of wheat to town About half
way down the hill is a sharp turn, the
road on the lower side being built up
on a buttress Of logs. When this point
was reached one horse refused to turn.
running OF the grade. The outfit fell
20 feet. In the fall Beaver was thrown
clear OF the wagon. landing SO feet
below in q growth Of young pine trees
He was badly scratched and bruised.
One horse was killed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-09-27
AIRsH1P GOES THIRTY NILES

Over London, EnKIand-The Trip Was
Entirely Successful.
London, Sept 2S.-Stanley Spencer, a
well known English aeronAut, has sue
cessfully accomplished 8 remarkable
fight over London in an air ship of
his own invention. 1t is estimated that
his ship travelled nearly thirty miles.
From observations of those on the
ground. Spencer seemed to have COM
plete control of his vessel He started
from the Crystal Palace at Is minutes
after in the afternoon, and descended
three hours later near Harrow. The
route taken by the aeronaut was over
StrathAm, Chaplain common and the
smoky South side of the metropolis,
across the Thames, over the populous
Chelsea district, across Kensington and
Earlscourt, out TO Harrow and then
safely past the Forest buildings. He
executed an easy descent at the little
village Of East Cole. Spencer has been
experimenting recently with his vessel
at the Crystal Palace. Finding the
conditions suitable, he suddenly de-
sided to start of on his dangerous voy-
age and the usual crowd of Palace
spectators gave him a hearty send off.
The airship at once rose to a height
Of about 500 feet. After travelling for
about a mile with practically no devia-
ton in his course.
Spencer made various detours and
seemed able TO steer his ship as easily
as a torpedo boat.
Near Chaplain common he came
fairly close 20 the ground for the pur-
pose Of maneuvering.
The appearance of the air craft
created intense establishment among the
thousands Of persons ON the streets over
whose heads the aeronaut passed.
Percival Spencer, referring TO his
brothers trip through the air, said il
exceeded the longest trip of Santos
Dumont. the Brazilian aeronaut, by
nearly 20 miles.
Spencer's airship has a blunt nose
and tail, and does not taper in q cigar
like point like the airshipS Of Santos
! Dumont.
In general outline il has the appear
ance Of a whale. The bag, which is
IS feet long, contains 200 cubic feet of
hydrogen gas. The frame is built Of
bamboo and the propeller is in front
instead Of behind as in the case OF San
tos Dumont's vessels. The motive
power of Spencer's machine is petrol
cum motor about 80 horse power and
the machinery is controlled by electric
buttons. The extreme speed Of the new
air ship in calm weather is abont is
miles an hour. The machine accom-.
modates only one person, and its extire
weight is about 600 pounds. Special
features Of the airship are devices to
avoid pitching and dipping.
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balmed. and an amulet. a gift Of her
dead son, which she always wore, will
not be removed. The are various YER
sions for the quarrel at Spa between
King Leopold and Princess StephAnie,
his daughter, the most reliable Of which
Is 10 the effect that the princess was in
the death chamber when his majesty
arrived at the palace.
He refused to enter until she had
left the room. Princess Clementine,
the kings third daughter, came and
took the Princess Stpehanie away.
King Leopold then entered the death
chamber and prayed before the coffin
for 90 minutes.
The news Of the quarrel between the
king and princess spread rapidly.
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Secretary Brush of tina Amar,e.r

Secretary Brush OF the American
Smelling 4 Refining company. says:
The lead miners Of the Occur
d'Alenes can not build rival plants, DO
cause We have signed q contract with
them for q whole year ahead. Con.
tracts last year were for 5000 tons
per month. Since May the output has
been 10000 tons per month and our
contracts for next year call for 1900.
We have a contract with all the mines
except one, which sends ore 70 the Pa.
eine coast. There is no possibility Of
the establishment OF rival plants, and
l think the amount Of ore contracted
for will be more than the Occur
d'Alenes can produce"
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TRAIN WRECK MAR MIssouLA
ssss Trata IVES In Thres wreck. IN
oaT Trtp Eastward.

&isz~aia, Meet. Eep;- = The &c.
ord section Of extra NoTthsrn I'Acsae
traia No. 4 FsaninE neafiy - hoars la,s.
oalisdei ard selaaooPea the mrs. section
as IioaHss siA,Ioa. an miles east Of Ms
souia- Il W the second saash up the
through passenger have snPesieaced
since i~avinE Tacoma
Ths engine q TIE rear train ard sleop.
ina car Tentina we're BADLY wrecked. AMI
scote Of pAassaEcrs were lnjsr~a. II
wa. tho third accident tho train has en-
osaBtsrea since leaving the coast. There
v no explanation for The cause OF the
urees other thaa that . par Of the air
squipmsn, os the ,raliiRs train failed to
uerk properly. ard failed 90 respond TO
usual stop requirements The train Wss
eu,ns ~ q speed Of about % miles an
hosf. The arsi section vas At stand
still preparing TO take a siding for .
passing train.
The greater part Of the r'asscnEcrs In
Jured we're aboard the las, section. pTtn
ripaiiy In ,hs sleeper. Their hurts we're
sustained by being thrown TO The acor
and against the sharp angles o; car seats
aou1e people aboard the tels~coPed car
uere shaken up. bu, escaped the sericu'.
mess Of the shock by being farther for
ward IN the car than the engine pHot and
shlvsred timbsrp reached.
with the exception OF Mrs Claude
Ionaa OF Chicago. one Of the advance
train passengers. who u AZ the Florence
hotel here for treatment Of injuries q
severe character about the chest and
shou,aers all Of the passengers were en-
able, to proceed upon their Journeys after
phys,c,ans Of the Northern Pacific hosp''
tai had given Wha, aid was Immediately
required
Moth trains we're backed 10 Missoula'
and revealed q frightened and bruised
lot Of people
Az the company hospital where the IN
ursa we're taken IN hacks the scene was
a busy one. Many whose hurts CONSISTED
a, nothing more serious than scratches
and bad fright considered themselves
most in need Of attention. and much tao'
vas required to keep others from col
LANSING IN fear that they were going 10
die
Passengers Of the train have had fa'
more than is usual Of mlshaps and In
convenience since leaving the racine
coast. The trains were delayed by
srelsh, wreck in the Cascade mountains
proceeding 60 get about the wreck sna
participating In serious smashup ano
-. s.,,s a seoond time wrecked.
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are affected win be increased about rs

are affected will be increased about rs
per cent
There will be meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Standard and the HecIa
companies OF Occur d'Alene October g
70 act upon the plan for CONSOLIDATING
me Two companies. with a capital OF
ts'0OO.OOO. The stockholders OF the
standard company. which Is now eap.
italiEed for 100000. would get four
shares OF the new stock for one of the
Old. Hecla stock would be transfer.
red on share for share basis.
A settlement Of the fight between
The Occur d'Aiene mine owners and
The smelling trust was made A. the
conference In Chicago recently. The
IaiiwAys consent TO reduce the freights
" a ton. and the smelling company
makes q cut OF 81 a ton on It's charges
In addition there are other eoneea.
sions which make the reductions
amount TO about ~ per ton In the case
OF most OF the mines.
John Day OF Spokane has gone IN
saitese. Mont. where he viii STAR
work Immediately on the Bryan nrop.
eFty. which has been bonded. The
bonding price has not been made pub.
Tic. but II Re said 10 be about $40 900
The property has been idle for n long
time. owing 70 litigation. A large
amount Of ore. which is carbonate IN
character. IL already on the dunn and
viii be shipped At once.
A. b. Hazard. OF 81. Louis. Mo. ia
the builder OF an improved style of
diamond drilling machine. II is self
contained aud mounted on steel
Wheels; has double reversible engines:
two double acting single piston pack,
ed steam pumps and duplex holstine
drums. II Is n very rapid driller and
II IL possible 20 sink from 80 10 rs feet
day Including the time In taking out
the core. The machine is in success
tal operation in mAny Of the mining
districts OF this country and Mexico
The funeral services over the re
mains OF W. s. stratton we're held nj
bis late home in Colorado Springs
Col. last week. and were attended b.
the relatives, members Of the city
council and otheers OF the Colorado
Springs Mihing Stock Association.
Rev. Benjamin. Brewster D. D.. rector
Of Grace Episcopal church. conducted
the services. Al O'Clock the body
vas taken In charge by the Masonic
farteruiiy aud escorted 10 Evergreen
cemetery. where ln,ermeni was made
Al } o'clock.
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COAL MINERS TROUBLESOME.
Mae Companies of the Thirteenth
Regiment In Camp at OIIphant--
Several Riots Oeeur-One HsBga-
FtaA Was kiIIed-MisheI CoaB-
sells Peaee-More Troops wanted.

Scranton. Pa. Sept. Anime companies
OF the Thirteenth regiment ordered out
are in camp at ollphant. near here. The
1oting occurred at the Ridge. at winton-
borough. where there was a CLASH between
rioters and party OF workmen rein
forced by coal and iron police. John Bur
nett OF Philadelphia. one OF the police.
was shot In the arm. There has been no
disturbance AZ the Ridge Tuesday.
The Hungarian who Was shot in the at
tack upon Deputy Sheriff MeAndrews and
Superintendent Burkeiser died.
EKeitmena at Leban0n.
Lebanon. Pa. Sept. 3A-The city was In
a state Of excitement all night. There
was fiFing OF pistols for hours in the vi
einiiy Of the American Steel d Iron
works. where a strike Is In progress
About midnight william Hoffman, aged
II was shot and he died today. He was
a messenger In the once OF the American
Steel Iron company. lie was going
home from an entertainment when shot
Today the plant Is surrounded by =
threatening crowd.
Mitchell Dispieased.
wiikssbarrs. Pa. Sept. sa.-President
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New York. Sept. sS-News has just been
received. cables the Lima (PersD CORE
spondent OF the Herald. that Mont Chul-
lapata. Is miles from Ciendin. has been
erupting volcanic dust and smoke for the
last fortnight
There is no record that Mont chulIa-
pata ever was believed to be a volcano.
Loud noises IRE now heard 20 miles
away as the result OF the volcanoes ae-
ton.
There have been several earthquakes
around the mountain and great chasma
have been opened in the sides Of the vol
Cano
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DROVE PRINCESS FROM PALACE.
She Has Gone 10 Observation-Disclosures
steDhanie Was Second Daughter Of
Late Quesn-was Married second
Time Against Kings wishes-News
Of Quarrel Spread Quickly.

Brussels. Sept. ga dispatch from
Spa says that when King Leopold ar
rived there he refused 10 speak TO the
princess 6tephanie and compelled her
to leave the royal Palace. The prin.
cess consequently left Spa suddenly.
She rode TO the station in q hired car
riage, amid demonstrations Of sympa-
thy from the people, and take train for
Brussels.
Princess Stephanie Is the second
daughter Of the late Queen Marie Hem
riette and King Leopold.
She married the only son Of the en-
peror Of Austria in 1881 and was Left a
widow in 1889. She was married the
second time in 1900 to Elmer, count Of
Lonay. This marriage was against the
wishes OF King Leopold who refused to
permit it 10 be legalized. He was very
bitter against his daughter and courts
friendly TO that Of Belgium have de-
clined % receive the princess.
By the Queen Marie Henriette's own
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RIOTS N COAL DISTRICT
SEVERAL WERE BADLY HURT.
Early Morning Battle Between Riot
ers and Employees Of the Americas
Iron a Steel COmpany-Many Ar
rests Made by SoIdIers-Ia wyo-
ming Valley Sheriff IL Helpless.

Lebanon. Pa. Sept Elm the darkness
Of early morning a battle between a mob
and the men inside the American Iron 4
Steel company-s mill took place, several
we're shot. but none fatally. The soldiers
stopped the ARRAY and made many ar
rests. Under cover Of darkness a num-
Der Of men gathered in a corn field and
opened fire on the works in regular vol
legs. The men inside the works assem-
bled In force and returned the fire. Ths
soldiers were summoned and raIded the
corn field, arresting % OF the mob, a large
number Of whom. IL is said, were armed.
Other arrests were made later and sol
diers patrolied the streets, arresting those
who refused to move on. Few people
went to bed and firing was heard from
the vicinity Of the mills all night This
morning the situation is more quiet, al
though an ugly feeling prevails. The
soldiers sent here last night are on duty
and have pitched their tents apparently
for a long stay. No move has been made
70 send the coIored iron workers away, az
the management Of the American Iron
4 Steel company is said TO have prom
Used Mayor Hess yesterday. and 1t now
locks as IL they are 10 stay.
Reign of Terror.
Wiikesbarre, Pa, Sept ga reign Of
terror existed in this city last nIRht and
early today. Sheriff Jacobs and ais depu-
ties were powerless to preserve order. No
sooner was one suppressed than another
broke out.
At Nateoke he streetcars were board
ed by the mob IN search Of nonunIon men
coming from or going 10 work. sher-
ID 5 posse and crowd OF strikers ex-
changed shots at Wanamie after the lat
ter had dersiled a train of coal cars. Az
Plymouth nonunion men on their way
home from No mine were beaten 50
badly that they were left on the roadway
for dead
Shortly after O'Clock a demand for
more deputies was received from no less
than 10 places in LuEerne county. Those
applying for aid said that il help were
not sent at once there would 6e loss Of
property and possibly bloodshed Shortly
before o'clock this morning sheriff
Jacobs telegraphed Governor stone that
the situation in the Wyoming region was
beyond his control. and in order to pro-
tect life and property troops would have
to be sent here at once.
At Exeter this morning a mob Of 90
gathered in the vicinity Of a washery and
prevented the employees from going to
work A deputy sheriff named Burke was
knocked down by stones and injured Sc
verely
Governor Stone. Adjutant General Stew
art and Sheriff Jacobs did considerable
talking over the long distance telephons
today. AS result the governor issued an
order calling out the Ninth regiment, with
headquarters in this city The work Of
mobiliEing the regiment at once COM
meneed- The regiment Is made up OF II
companies. about 80 strong. and Is COM
manded by Colonel C. B. Dougherty.
Battalions will be sent to Pittston, Man
tiooke and Plymouth. where disturbances
occurred last night
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Ore vas rab out Of the Black Tail
iannsl last week for alignment 10 the
Grady smeltsr.
The Cold Ledge Consolidated Min
Ing company has I've men driving on
the rcin from the tunnel on their prop
eTsy ~ Republic.
The north drift on the 500 foot level
Of the Trade Dollar mine is now In
SiEAt feet and 10 running on ore OF
good quality.
Tho Silver Dollar shAfi Ia down 200
feet and . station set Of timbcru has
bren put Ia on that level.
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one Hundred Live. Ll.,.

London, Sept. S-A special dispatch
from St Petersburg says that while 80
peasants were attending a wedding eeie-
bration in a barn at Web. near Moscow.
a FIRE was started from a cigarette and
a panic ensued Women and children
were trOdden under foot. The FIRE spread
rapidly and within a quarter OF an hour
over 100 of the wedding guests had been
sufocated or burned TO death and many
had been seriously injured.
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Knoxville. Tenn. Sept. IA boz
Intended for Harry Logan. thu alleged
Montana train robber. In jail here. was
intercepted by the sheriff. The boz
contained several packages OF tobacco
and six cob pipes with long stsmA Over
the mouth OF the pipes were scala Those
were broken by the sheriff. who found .
steel saw = inches long In each pipe
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ais hundred slarines sent.

Washington, Sept 2-Secretary
Moody has finally decided to augment the
United States naval forces on the lsthmus
by the addition of 600 naval marines q
Commander McIean's adviecs indicate
that these are needed,
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There Is place Of worship in an
eastern city where tiny boquets Of
flowers are, at the close Of every morn
ing service, handed 70 each lady menu
Der OF the congregation. During the
service the flowers decorate the alter
and the pulpit
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Oklahoma CITY, Okla, Sept "-A'
chocsaw, B miles east Of here an sa"
hound train ran into the rear OF the
sel,s-powns show train. killing three
o.rson. and wounding % others. several
fatally.