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MARRIAGE BY PROXY
Alliance of Leading Families in
Spanish-American Countries.

San Jose, Costa RIGA, March 25.-It is ru-
mored here that a daughter of former Presi-
dent Rodriguez, father-in-law of President.
Iglesias, will very shortly be married b.
proxy to General Plaza, president OF Ecuador.
1t is also said that President Iglesias will
accompany the bride on. her journey to
ECUADOR ss .-. II
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MES and was assisted by William Tillyblad,
Bishop M. Rogers and Charles Hitler A
meeting will be held at the clubrooms this
evening for the election of officers and to
make engagements for their next dancing
party. r9#E -...... ...,' p. - =
Miss Laura jacob will give piano recital
this evening at the Unitarian church, assist
ed by Mrs. Ralph B. Savage, vocalist, and
Miss Blanche E. Strong accompanies.
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Building Permits.

DR.. A. E. Benjamin, 2222 Blaisdel ave-
nue., dwelling Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
William H GRADER, 1853 Bedford street
Sc, dwelling ........................ 1850
Charles Scherf 1871 Emerson avenue N,
dwelling Observation-Disclosures. $500
ing - 5000
AIS NieoHet avenue, alterations 49, 5000
Total, five permits ..................s2 s, $50
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NORTHWESTERN WEDDINGS

Finley. N. D.. March 25.-S. ]. Peterson of
the hardware firm of Long & Peterson and
Miss Annie Windness, also of this city, we're
united in marriage at Coopertown by Rev.
Old. burlington. Both are well known in this
vicinity, having lived here since the town was
started.
3 Marshalltown, Iowa, March PA Jewish
wedding, performed with all the rites of the
Jewish synagogue, was celebrated in this city
Sunday evening. The principals were Miss
Esther Zekovetzke and Byron Talsinske of
fDes Moines. Rev. j. Epstein of Des Moines,
rabbi Of the Children Of Israel synagogue Of
that city, performed the ceremony.
( Hastings, Mimi, March 25.-Leonard Soul
len of Ravenna and Miss Hannah Resuhew
Of Pierce county. Wisconsin. were married
yesterday by Justice Stephen Newell.
Kenosha, Wis, March 25.-Announcement
was made this afternoon of the approaching
marriage OF Hudson F. Blackman, president
Of the Kenosha Novelty Works. and Miss
Margaret Anderson of Goodlands, Ind. The
wedding will take place at the home OF the
bride on Wednesday evening.
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Miss Anna K. Perkins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J, F.. Perkins, and Anthony R. Koehn
were married Sunday afternoon in the pariors
of the First Baptist church. The service was
followed by wedding supper at the home
Of the bridegroom's brother. F. Fl. koehn.
Mr.. and Mrs Koehn will be at home after
April 1 at 23 Central avenue.
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The wedding of Miss Elsie Gilman and Joh1
Borncamp took place last evening at tn
home of the brides mother, 242S Fourth ave
nue. S. The service was read by Rev. W.
Gibbons.
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Mrs. John Mcknight entertained informally
at luncheon this afternoon at her home on
E Fourteenth street.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

During last week the CRANKY smelt'
er treated s113 tons Of ore.
An engine has beer ordered in Spo-
kane to deepen the shaft on the Water
loo.
Good reports are being received
from the Mohican property in the Lar
deau district in British Columbia.
OF provisions are being sent in.
Tom Conley and associates have
leased the Canadian King mine at
Erie. b. c. An incline shaft has been
sunk to about 2sS feet and the aggre-
gate OF 600 feet of development work
has been done.
An authenticated strike Of ore at the
Velvet mine and an alleged discovery
in the Josie mine OF the lie Roi No. ?
group are the latest topics Of interest
in connection with the mining indus
try OF the Rossland camp.
The Centre Star mine at Rosebud.
has solved the problem of treating the
low grade ores Of that camp and Mana
ger Edmond B. Kirby states that a
trial mill will. in all probabilities. be
built this winter to perfect the pro
cess.
The North Star mine in British Col
umbia will probably pay no more diyt
dends for the coming year At the
present time about 100000 have been
paid in dividends from the mine. near
| ly $4,000 Of which have been dlstri
buted during the last year
The silver lead mine owners oil
British Columbia passed a resolution
urging the enactment OF tariff ac
for the protection OF the producers o
lead. The tariff proposed Is "a cent,
per pound on lead ores. "a cents pei
pound on lead In bullion. pigs. bars ans
old lead.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
oeeatsd VenezusIan oues,Ion.

London. Dec. l7.-Ths house vas
crowded when the Venezuelan matter
came up for debate. Mr. Schwann, AZ
ter expressing surprise that the GOV
eminent was anxioug for another var
after the South Africa war. complained
OF the paucity u information concern
ing the Venezuelan situation which has
been given 70 parliament. Ha said be-
hoped arbitration would be accepted.
because, although President Roosevelt
Is anxious to act correctly. the situa
ton Is full Of danger and the prnat.
dents hands might DO forced by poll
tlcIana.
Lord Cranborue spoke after Mr..
Schwann, He reproached the member
with desire TO dfacredIt tho govern.
ment and explained that the papers
in the Venezuelan matter we're very
yolumlnnns. and that those issues to.
day were only a summary. He said
that Great Britain had TO perform 20.
lice duty among the nations and had
to prevent Venezuela from breaking
the law Ot nations. The United statsa
took the sensible view that Great
Britain's insisteuce that Venezuela
should meet her ENGAGEMENTS was not
an infraction Of the Monroe doctrine.
No country has been more anxious
tnan Great Britain" said Lord Gran
borne. TO assist the American gov.
eminent in maintaining that doctrine. d
This remark was greeted with cheers
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20

have been taken on mines at Parral'
which. IL contaminated, will mean stu
greater activity in that locality,
BY a decision of the supreme court
the Boston 4 Montana Copper ana Sill
yer Mining company is given complete
ownership of the one-fourth interest III
the Comanche mine, at Butte, claimed
by Adolph Wetzstein. The lower court
declared the company to hold a ie'
gal title In the property.
Robert Neill. the Tyson mining man
has started work on his placer prop
critics in the Tyson district and Will
work steadily as long as the weather
and supply of water permits. The sun
over the claims has been settled Ia
favor Of Neill, and now the claims VIII
be worked steadily.
The mines OF the Parral district
Mexico, were frst operated about 800
years ago and are credited with a pro
duction OF $50 .00O.0 600 and upwards
mainly In silver. The deepest mine
has only reached 1000 feet. and all
those over 500 feet in depht have been
sunk In the last dozen years.
| A. C. Morrison, a prominent mining
man OF the Hump country predicts
that the Hogan property on Crooked
river. near Elk City, Idaho, viii Do
one of the greatest mines in the world
Twenty stamps have been pounded on
the ore during the past season and II
Is proposed to Install 100 more.
II is claimed bY Milwaukee chem
list Is that he has discovered a process
To treat sulphido and telluride ore-
at an extremely low cost and hist
saving TO contents He Is not ready
that Umatilla and Morrow countir'
to give his discovery to the world yet
but hopes to be able TO do SO IN a vera
short time.
The ores in the Siegel creek dis
trict. near Elk City. Idaho, are improy
} ing with depth. said J. d Boyer WI
Is operating extensively In that dis
trict. and who was In Spokane recent
!. IT, The ores are mostly free and ar
not becoming base with depth Il
the deepest workings OF the dlatrte
they are found 10 be as free as on ia
, surface"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
THE LEMPkE SUICIDES
Both Followed Out the Same Plan o
Destrucklon.

Pendleton, Ore, Dec. 1S.--In' pre-
clsely the same manner as Claus
Lempke killed himself last Saturday,
Chris Lempke, an elder brother of
Saturdays suicide, hanged himself to
a rafter in an outbuilding Tuesday al
ternoon. The twin suicides of the two
brothers, happening nearly stimuli
taneously. in exactly the same man
ner, present a curious study In psychic
phenomena,
Claus Lempke, aged so. wealthy
rancher OF South Cold Springs, In
northern Umatilla county. hanged him
self Saturday through dependency.
Chris Lempke. aged 80, a wealthy
rancher OF Warren, in northern Una
tilla county. hanged himself Tuesday
through dependency. Both men were
found by their wives, who went to
the barns to search for them through
alarm at long continued absence. Both
were discovered dead, were in the
same position, had used the same
means OF execution and had been dead
about the same length Of time when
found. No more deadly parallel was
ever drawn.
Neither man gave any inkling OF his
intention to his wife. Each went quiet
ly to the barn, fastened q rope to q
ratter and a moose around his neck and
then jumped OF box.
Chris Lempke, the suicide OF today
was worth $4,000. He was prominent
among the ranchers OF the wheat bell
along the high line" of the Wash
| ington & Columbia River, railroad. Hi
| self destruction is the more surprising
| because OF his well known gentihtN
and light heartedness. His suicide
| was as sudden and unexpected as /
was shocking.
Claus Lempke was buried at Warner
! station, and his brother Chris attend
ed the funeral. The details OF Claus
self destruction seemed to have 1xe'
themselves so unalterably in Chris
mind that he could not restrain him
self from Initiating the act in all PAL
ticulars.
| The psychic phenomenon is said b,
physicians not to be uncommon an
to be due to powerful auto suggestion
The dead rancher was married. hi
wife and two children living on tn
farm. He had dwelt in UmAtilla l
years. Both brothers were Germa
born. No inquest will be held.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
A ,OOo, 900 Fire,

Canal Dover. Ohio.-The corrugaf.
ing mills, the palntshop. the storeroom
and the building containing the four
mills on the west side Of the American
Sheet Steel company's mills have
burned TO the ground here. and the
company Ia confronted with 4 loss OF
over 100000, nearly $780, 900 in m.
ished products and the remainder in
buildings and machinery, 4 strong
wind was blowing over the burnln /,
pile toward the Offices and the ma
chine shop. Fear that these. too.
might be doomed. caused a call for
help to be sent to New PHILADELPHIA
The fire engines from that city rem.
dered good service. The Offices. ma.
chine shops. galvanlzlng department
and the mills on the east side are an
that remain Of this great plant. The
loss is partly covered by Insurance. a
dozen railway cars standing on the
tracks we're consumed.
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TRACE REPORT,

N.a Ns-k - Hratstret.ts report ll
- l,.t v..s avs. Retail lisgs.oa
,t-. t.,,n-g stimulated Jy colder
w.,,,.r ,rt lt, a4,aacs ~ a1liay
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-,r.a, us-r. lsroals noon rrtallsrs
1900. t..... ts.t,....t y-.r.f-r. L, aus
IT,, Ia, ,s.. ss..f asg.l AZ lb. stssa
,a,,. ,.-t,t geuJIse trade a.ti
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H., ..,rB-, ast ,te t.sy-ttgt.aa 10
ntr,t.r aet so.,tIas material. s-a-.
,fly \. t... .r,.,- 1fe.- I-at.as Ia.
49, III, c.,. IT,. s.r-t.ss f.aa
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
HIUAEO INDIANSON HARPATH
A SPECIAL FROM DAWSON SAYS
EXCITEMENT Is KEEN.
stores Robbed and Burned and Men
KiIIed-Little Salmon indians Said
to be Panic strieken-MaIor cuth-
bert Near Scene Of AetIon-2oo In
dams In Hostile Party.

Seattle, wash.-A special from Daw-
son. says: Keen excitement and ap-
prehenslon prevail at White Horse and
various points along the line Of the
new government trail over the report
that a band OF HiuakO Indians has
taken the warpath in the region be
tween the Little Salmon and Pelly riT-
ers. A store is reported 10 have been
looted and burned, the storekeeper
killed and another man badly wound
ed. The Little Salmon Indians are
said to be panic stricken over the out
break Of the hostile tribe and to be
sending their squaws and children 10
the police detachment AT Tantalus,
near the Yukon crossing, for protec-
ton.
Major Cuthbert has been fully ap-
prised OF the reports by wire. He has
issued an order mobilizing the men at
his command, and in case a connrma-
ton OF the news OF the outbreak is re
ceived, he will leave here for Selkirk
Immediately with 50 men.
1t is stated that from 200 to $50 In
dams are in the hostile party, headed
BY two well known chiefs. AT last &C
counts they were holding a war dance
and working themselves into a muir
derous frenzy.
Trouble with the Indians in the re
giou between the Little Salmon ant
the Pelly has been expected for Ions
1 time. Many OF them are known to b,
OF treacherous, revensetul nature. 4
motive for the outbreak is Furnished
by the hanging Of three Of their mum
Ger in 1899 for the murder Of a pros
pector on the Little Salmon. The exc
cution took place in Dawson at tn
local barracks.
| While Major Cuthbert is rather ret
cent as regards the details OF the tror
ole, it is known that the hrst news c
the reported uprising and murde
reached here yesterday morning froI
White Horse. A wire was receive
from Captain Horrigan stating tbs
/ word had been received there OF III
outbreak
; The Little Salmon Indians are r
ported as placing so much credenC
IN the statements received from II
Selkirk Indians that they are prepa
! ing to move. II the murderous bar
makes an appearance they will hes
for the police post at TantaIus vii
their squaws and children. The loo
= ing Of the store and the murder a
supposed to have occurred on Mover
Der 80 or December l and the first r
port did not reach the woodchopp
near Mackey's until last Friday. Fro
all that can be learned the Indian fro
whom he received the story is regar
ed as honest and reliable.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
MONTANA ITEMS.

The holiday influx of mendicants to
Butte is On.
A verdict OF acquittal was returned
oy the jury in the Ira Presley murder
trial
Mrs. Anna Francis Woods, one OF
Montana's prominent pioneer women.
is dead.
George Robertson. a miner. was in
stantly killed at the ST Lawrence mine
at Butte. b a fall OF rock.
Searching parties have been sent
out securing the hills and valleys in
the vicinity Of Billings. for J. J. Potts.
who is demented
At a recent meeting Of the Livings-
ton school board, the new east side
school building was formerly accepted
from the contractors.
1t is believed that John Palladin. a
stonemasou, who has resided in Mis-
soula for several years, has been muir
dered and his body thrown into the
Missouri river.
A coal train was derailed recently
two miles from Great Falls. on the Nei.
hart branch of the Montana Central
railroad. Engineer Gorham was
slightly injured.
Bozeman is making elaborate ar
engagements to give the teachers who
attend the annual meeting Of the State
Teachers association on the 18th, 30th
and 31st Of this month a reception.
Governor ToOIe has appointed W. r
c. Stuart. a well known attorney OF
Bozeman, to be district judge to sue
coed Judge William L. Holloway, who
was recently elected associate justice
OF the supreme court.
Rigid regulations have been issued
by the Cascade county board Of health
regarding public assemblages in the
town OF Cascade. This is the result OF
the fact that the whole town Of Cas-
cade has been exposed to the smallpox
The body Of a man named Ryan, i
miner Of Butte, was found In an out
building at Salt Lake. There were no
signs Of external violence. An autopsy
will be held to determine whether
Ryan was a victim Of a knockout drop,
as $50 or $50 which he is known to
have had Is missing
Governor Joseph X. TooIe has issued
a proclamation recommending that
Saturday. December 20, be observed by
the people Of Montana as Flag day,
in commemoration Of the ninety
anniversary Of the actual transfer Of
the title Of the Louisiana purchase to
the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
A SURPRISED PHYSICIAN.
A Dying Patient Receivers Through
the interpretation Of humble
German.

Chicago, Nov. 10,
Some weeks ago Dr c.. a very
reputable ana widely known physician.
lived ON c. street, was called 70
attend very complicated case "
Rheumatism. Upon arriving al the
house he found man about 40 years
OF age, lying In Frustrated and se'i
Gus condition. with tho palntuI dis
ease. lie prescribed Tor the patlcrI
but the man continued 10 grow worse.
and on Sunday evening he was found
To be- Ia a very alarming condition.
The knees and elbows and larger
Joints were greatly lndamsd. and could
not be moved. Il was only with ~
treme difficulty that the patient could
be turned In bed. With the aid Of thres
or fur persons. The weight % the
clothing vas 80 painful that means
had TO be- adopted to keep Il from tho
patients body.
The doctor saw that his assistance
would bs Of no avail. aud left the
house. the members % the family tol
lowing him 10 the door. weeping Al
most Immediately the srtet stricken
ones were addressed by an humble
German He had heard u the dos pair
Of the family. and now asked them to
try hisremedy and accordingly bsouEht
forth a bottle of 81 Jacobs oil The
poor wife applied thls remedy. The
ara, application eaacd the patient very
u uch. after a few hours they used Il
aga n. and wonder OF wonders. ths
pain vanished entirely Every sub
scpIent application Improved tho pa
ticHi and In two days hS vas wei
and out. when the doctor called q
few days after. he was indeed sur
Z r-E.aA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS MINING NEWS.

Work has been resumed on the Wal
ter Scott property near Northprot. IL
had been Idle for two months.
The famous Morning mine OF the
Occur dAlene district has resumed
operations with full crew Of men.
Importations OF manufacturers Of
iron and steel are larger this year than
at any time during the past decade.
Ali sorts Of people are docking into
The owners Of the Summit and Sill
YER Hin properties at Keller recently
received a cash offer of 100000 for
the two groups.
the northern part OF Mexico seeking
Investments in mines. cattle timber
Fifteen men will be employed at the
Yogo Sapphire mines all winter. pre-
pairing the material for next sum
mer's work.
The concentration plant being erect.
ed by the California company In the
Cable Grove district Of Oregon Is
yearly completed.
The Homestake property In Evans
Greek district, nine miles from Grants
Pass, Ore. has been bonded to an
eastern syndicate for $4,000.
Saltese. Mont. expects a boom very
soon now. The construction OF 4
smelter has been started. A force OF
men is excavating for the foundation.
The Banner and Bangle Mining com.
pany OF Troy. Mont. has bonded its
claims for one year to Larson & Green
ough. The ores are silver, lead and
zlncs
It Is stated on what appears to be
good authority that the Chico mine. in
Republic camp. Is soon TO resume work
and start shipping ore to the CRANKY
smeIter.
The Calumet & Hecla company OF
mense plant and from now on all the
water used In the steam plant will pass
through filters.
The Big Horn group of mining
claims in the Cracker Greek district
OF Oregon was purchased recently.
There are four claims in the property
and the consideration was $1,000.
The force in the big tunnel on the
Buckhorn property on Copper noun
tain. near Bolster. Wash. has been
laid off on account Of bad air. An
air plant will shortly be installed.
a tunnel has been run 20 feet into
the hill on the Grower claim at Re
public. The vein il reported to be
about four feet wide and carries val
ues Of $40 In copper. gold and silver.
The new 20-stamp mill Of the Green
back mine OF Graves Creek district
In Oregon Is now completed and the
property has added to the number OF
men employed and work Is going on
very satisfactorily.
George f. Roberts. the director In
the mint, In his annual report says
| that the coinage minis at Philadel-
phia. New Orleans and San Francisco
were in operation throughout the fiscal
year.
The first payment has been made on
| 1000 acres Of placer ground on upper
Libby creek by the Libby Placer com
pany. Aa option was given to the new
company year ago for 100000 for
three years. payable In yearly install.
ments.
The Tacoma Smelling company ls
defendant In a $4,000 damage suit
brought by Mrs. Catherine Mclaughlin
in the superior court at Tacoma. Mrs
Mclaughlin sues for the death OF her
husband. who fell down an elevator
shaft
lands and mercantile business. some
with money and some with nothing
but their gall. Recently the initial
] ateps Of some VerY large mining deala
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
MINES AND MINING NEWS
MANY OF THE MINES IN THE
NORTHWEST PROGRESSING.
items OF Interest Of a Miscellaneous
Nature Gathered During the Past
Week-NeW Districts Brought TO
the Front-Many Mining Accidents
and Personals.

The 1901 report Of the United States
geological survey shows that for the
calendar year in round numbers the
value Of the gold proGuct was $7S,000,-
900, and Of the silver product was $7l,-
600, GOO as money (eolning valued, and
s33, O0O. 900 as metal( commercial val
uel. AS metals. then. gold and silver
products were valued at a little less
than $l12. 200, 600: as money they were
worth $4,000, 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-12-20
VENEZUELA GETS SYMPATHY
SOUTH AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
ARE WITH HER.
Newspapers Are Expressing Them
selves Freely on the Different Dis
putes - Bolivia a sympathizsr -
Brazil Indifferent - Peru Against
Collective Action.

New York, Dec. 1s.-In reply to dis
patches addressed to its correspond
ents In the most prominent South
American republics asking for the po-
sItion OF each government in the Ven
ezuelan situation, the Associated Press
has received the following replies:
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Logan, The Bali Player, Found.

Ashland, Ore.-B. n. Logan, the
young baseball player from Siskiyou.
Cal. who while hunting in the wild
mountain regions u the Umpqua In
southern Oregon, disappeared from
camp and was lost for two weeks, has
been found by a searching party.