The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-30
WORLDS NEWS SUMMARY
CULLED FROM DISPATCHES.
4 Review of Happenings In Both
Eastsrn aRd Western Hemispheres
Daring the Past wesk-Natisnai,
historical, Political ana Personal
EVsats TeTseIy EKpoaRdsd.

silver Dollar In Republic camp and
sinking commenced.
IL Is reported that the famous Balls.
iey-ElkhOrn mine. near Baker City.
Ore. will resume operations.
A nye-stamp mill Is being installed
on the property OF the Orc Monarch
Mining company AT neBOrgiA. Mont.
An unknown man jumped from the
Willamette river suspension bridge
connecting Oregon City and West Ore
gon City and Was drowned.
W r. Valley. aged 80 years,
brakeman on the Southern Pacific rail.
road. was instantly killed al steinman,
eight miles south Of Ashland. Ore.
News FROM Venezuela that in eonse
qusnee Of the reoeeupation OF the poTt
Of Carupano. HaFmede4 BY govern
meat forces. the blockade Al that place
has been terminated.
An orieial report % the trial trip OF
the mrs, class baitieshlp Maine over
the Caps Anu course shows the mean
speed uneorree,sd for the tidal errors.
IL iT.s0 knots
The Northern Pacific has announced
a special rate Of Que fare plus g. for
the round trip 10 Butte. MoHt on &c
coaht Of the International Mihlns con,
gross which ~ili be held September
TOD
Rumors are caFrrnt On the is,hmus
that several drsArhm~uis ~ insurgents
have 'sr~n al the various sgati0as along
the railroad iine between coion aus
Panama and az at,Ack Al either eBd
Of Ihv line Is eApr1iei ~ any moment
Senator Hama eaa DO 20 more fo'
coal mlseFs' strike lie ahandoas II
forts 10 und the strike Gives Il a. his
opinion that thu uaiuc's piil rot give Ia
a. iuhg a. thrY arc able 90 hght opCr
A,oTs piii Rot sFbitFats Morgan
would ,ats no par
A, SosfaiE. Va In a heaaraa col
ilaiDn hcS sern Ea0 ears ~ she nay
Terminal ilhr ,hfce porsons wcrc
Allied and nany a'hess badly inlarcd
Thc dead " ~ Yanaan motor
mar. G n Goitcn. rsognsEan. iln
wood Fva,Frss. aged 10
la fsoishs ur~ek On tho Southern
raiiwar near G~arEvsuwu 30 msl0s
uosi % -. i.aais. Engineer Duvan
tEfcmAn Goa ard nrakrusan Ross o,
ouS train u~ru Killed outright. and IN
giareF Harry doosAi and Fireman
George Meyers Of ,Ac other train Horc
fatally burt
Reports r~~~groa Al brigade bead
quarters shou the sa,iro anthracite
coal Acids to BE- very quiet Gen. Cor
btu says that settlement ~ the strike
arprars 10 him 10 10 a. far 90 a. whoa
ha arrived here neatly four ueeks ago
Tho troops u'tt In all probability ~
main hofu uutil the s,Ssks comes 20 an
sai
Ton members os ,he native coastal
uiagT ~eru auihushsd =, = pniut near
MAEdAicna in the province 81 sorao.
Enn- iusoa. by hand IT % Iaironos
Tho latter uorn armed uiih riasa and
holos ard a desperate aEht =, rlosr
range took place one member Of the
cunssAhulaSy wAa Killed. two w"re
E8aaied and three wprc captured.
Cholera ofariai statistics shaw =
total IN tho Philippines 10 date 81 a.
2cs cases and 1000 deaths The act.
uai Number 81 deaths IL greatly IN US'
c"sa 81 tho offlrial reports. In Manila
lherr wrre hut eight cases reported
Last Saturday In some ~ Tho prov
lnros af tusnn ths cholera situation
Ia had There wsrp az cases and 81
deaths reported from the provihoe Of
ilorns Norte last Saturday.
Four hundred telegraph operators,
ono half 81 che force employed by the
Northern Pacific, wili got an increase
Of wages September !. An order In.
rrpaalns tho minimum salaries In
amounts from i7so TO 80 per month
vas Issund hy the company Saturday,
This action. which was voluntary. will
add $4,000 10 the pay roll Of the com
pany. and affects operators along the
entire system.
Taps we're sounded Sunday for Gen
eral Franz sIegsl Simple and unos
tsntatioua was his funeral. Surround
Ing tho flag covered conn. wherein lay
the dead general a,tired In the well
worn uniform ne had used during the
war. stood a few surviving comrades.
who had fought shoulder to shoulder
with the veteran In wars IN two hem
lspherea Some Of these spoke simple
eulovies. and then the body was car.
ried 10 lite last resting place In Wood
lawn cemetery, followed by a long line
Of Scared and crippled veterans bear.
ing with them tattered Haga.
Al Forest Point. Tenn. recently Miss
Winnie Tucker. prominent young
woman Of Decherd and one Of a party
on a mountain trip. stepped over the
olitf. Sidney Cowan Of Nashville
sprang to her rescue. He caught her,
hut too late TO prevent her fall. Both
wore dragged over the precipice to
gether. and landed on the incline. sb
or 10 feet below. Although Cowan
was badly shaken IN. he was stu con
scious az his body rolled down the
ledge and he caught hold Of bush
which stayed his decent. Miss Tucker
bleeding and unconscious, was rolling
down the way he had gone. A. she
passed him he caught and held her
They we're but three feet from q 800
foot chaam.