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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-04

Mrs. Annie Fish and daughter. Miss
Mary. returned, Saturday. from a visit
with friends and relatives in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-04

w. F. Snow and brother. A. E. snow
returned, Saturday. from a visit with
relatives in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-11-04

Charles Benesch returned, Saturday
from a visit of several weeks to New
York City.
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c. S. S. GRAHAM has reported for
duty from furlough to Maplewood,
Mass.
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Miss Maud Parks OF ThomsRiver
n. F., was the guest OF Mrs. r. l.
Bfadstreet, Saturday.
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John Heating has reported for duty
from Through to Carolton, N. E.
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Miss George Walsh left, Saturday
for a visit with her sister in Exeter
NH.
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John Hills of H Co, has reported
for duty from furlough to Pittston.
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GARDINER.

Mrs. John Thompson of Portland, Is
80 guest Of Mrs. John Wight.
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John w. Foster. Esq, OF Madison,
PASSED Sunday with friends in this
rtfv.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Thblgt1.
All druggists refund the money Il Il en1In
to cure. E. w. Groves signature y ~
each box. ~.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

II the reports As 10 the amount allowed
foF s~rsines in previous transactions b.
true, tlsefe ought not 10 BE- any surprise
that J i1eFPont Morgan received sl2,
10000 10 financing the steamship ecn
blna-
An associats OF Sir. Morgan Is credited
aigh ha,las said that the great Amen
can fhaArieT. iof his work 10 oHssniEins
The steel trust, feositel SiD00Ooi0O1 ib
stock Of the corporation. sad then 10 b
uosth 100000 In the formation Of
the American Bridge cotnPany he is said
10 have received si5oc0.0oo in common
siock The organization 81 the Northern
Securities company is said 20 hare neiied
aim Sl3m00o In securities. Nhiis tdi
patiing throagh The Metropolitan Trust
2caTigiea conPany he Is accredited will
Aaying revived a irr q; &50O1o0n "a
securities q 5 face value Of slfs0Oo.oo
have been TUNED over 10 Mr. Morgan fOl
hss iinanr.al services In launching hvs
large cosnhnss.
rropls Hho arc in the midst q 'hes'
gigantic ananciAl SEPARATIONS say that ih'.
Is not excessive remuneration foT the
services renAcrd ]; is sali 10 be Fnerrl,
question ai ability. and tina, Morgan
has no, only the sallli,y 10 tarm The oon
bina,iop. ba, slso 10 protest the sinck o
The nsW concsrn, Hs Is paid In stock
bat that. In > Morgan corporation. Is q
nurh "a ~, hocaase be IL behind TIE sioci
sna HakSs ,hs oumPsny succoaA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

London. May s.--F Bret Harte, the
American author, died suddenly at the
Red house, Camberley, near Aidsrshot,
from henionhage, caused BY an affection
Of the throat.
Mir HaTte had been sueifhng from
swelled tonsils since December Hast, but
he did not consider the attack To be seri
Gus. A week ago he went 10 visit friends
at CambeTley, and was present at lunch,
a. usual, yesterday. He suddenly be
came III Ia tbs afternoon, went to bed and
died Ia a lev hours. His end was peace
full
Mr. Harte was born at Albany. n. ",
August 25, 1889. He had been living
quietly in England for years. Most Of
...s time was spent In the country, and
when in London be was most secluded,
having a few visitors TO his rooms At
Lancaster gate, and only going 70 tue
housss Of a limited number Of very init.
mate friel,ds. Several nonths ago, when
false report Of his death was cireuiatei
IN America. a representative Of the Asso
elaisd PTess called at his rooms. Mr..
iiarie then appeared to be perfectly well
lie hughel heartily, and quoted Marx
Twains old saying about the report he
ing greatly exaggerated.
Except for a little cold" said Mr.
Hane, Il have no ailments or com
plants While am getting to b. a pref
~ old man pointing 10 his snow whits
hair 10 life in the Old dog yet,
sud be lat a cigar - long that il would
have done credit 10 any Of his Poker Fla'
friends. lie Was hoping. lie also said. Il
DO more work. bat lac eOnfrsscd he wa'
| growing lazy.
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he time during hostillties was on
United States vessels.
In lS6e be was made lieutenant com
nander. 10 1874 commander. and in
1883 captain. His scientific studies
we're Of wide range and he was de-
allied 20 the naval academy four times
As instructor. On the last occasion.
1856. the appointment was as su.
Derintendcut Of the institution. He
,Hw service on the European and Ash.
attic stations. was assistant superin-
.endent OF the naval observatory. had
charge OF the Newport torpedo sta.
lion and was member Of the board
II fortincations and other defenses
when the new cruiser Chicago was
placed in commission in 1890 Captain
Sampson was assigned TO command
her and was with the vessel on the
Pacific two years. In 1892 he was su-
perintendent OF the naval gun factory
aud later became chief OF the bureau
II ordnance. and while providing ar
NOR for the vessels OF the new navy
gave full play TO his scientific and in
sestigating inclinations and developed
tho plans for the superposed turrets
Of the battleships Kentucky and Kear-
sarge. From the bureau OF ordnance
he was assigned to the command OF
the battleship Iowa.
when the Maine was blown up. in
1898. Captain Sampson was made
president OF the board OF inquiry &c
Investigate into the cause OF the die
aster. After the work Of the board
had been completed he was placed ir
command OF the North Atlantic fee
with the rank OF rear admiral, sue
oeeding Admiral Sieard, who haC
asked to he relieved on account Of Il
health. Some fault was found at thu
time that a captain should have beef
advanced TO the command in prefer
encc to other officers OF higher rank
but Il was claimed In the navy depart
ment that Sampson was the senior OF
ficer in the feet and thoroughly "a
milIar with it's personnel and materia
and with all the arrangements tina
had been made against an outbrea
OF hostillties,
Sampson conducted the blockade o
the northern coast OF Cuba, and o
June l. 1898. he took command OF th
combined fleets OF Santiago. whe
the Spanish feet attempted to oscar
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Berkeley, Cal, May 5.-PrOfessor Ar
min o. Leuscher, director Of the students
observatory at the University Of Calitor-
mia. has made the discovery that the
Brooks comet, first observed two weeks
ago. revolyes about tae sun in one quarter,
the shortest number of days required by
any comet ever before recorded. As soon
as the discovery Of the comet by Brooks,
observa tons were begun at the Lick OBJ
servatory. The Berkeley astronomer's
computations show that the comet is
nearer the sun than the earth. revolving
around it in $40 days. 1t is supposed this
is the comet observed in l74s for three
days only. and never seen again since
that time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

william Thomas Sampson was born
in Palmyra. Wayne county. N. y
February 3. 1870. His father was a
lay laborer who immigrated from the
north Of ireland in 1886. Young Samp-
son assisted his father at odd jobs
around the village and attended the
local schools. At the age Of II be was
appointed 10 the Annapolis naval aead-
smy on the recommendation Of Con
gresham f. ID. Morgan Of Aurora. and
sas graduated in 1861 AT the head Of
lis class. He Immediately entered the
war and saw service on the frigate
Potomac and was promoted 10 master
and lieutenant within year. He was
N instructor at the naval academy
In 1864. but for the greater part Of
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r.arraI Of ArrhAl.Asp csrrlaaa.

Ne~ York. May she death Of
Archbishop CsuIRan vas announced at
The Masses In the churches Il the cit
Tuesday morning The body vas snt
ha.n4sd today. This evening Il Sin DC
psagol In ~. PA,ucks cathedral. whsu
IL wiil ise 10 sis;s until the funeral,
nhich all h. held Friday moTning.
Amer the tsnefa, the caskct Wili bs
placed in the csyP, q thr caihearal unae'
the high altar bss4de the coffin contain
gag ,hs remains u CARDINAL McIsoskcy.
Mgr JosePh D. MooHsy. vicar general
.ad today
Il Ntll take charge o. the saaira u
the d.ooess ani.l same one is appointed
in Archbishop COuigan's place. Yer!
likely !, ~ill be a man II tho ArChdio
ccss."
Cardinal Martinelh has bcen asked &c
aiiiciats at the requiem mass.
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FUNERAL services.

According TO the present arrangements.
the funeral services over the remains Of
the late Rear Admiral sampson will
take place at 1880 Friday morning at the
Church Of the Covenant. The remains
then viii BE- taken 10 Arlington for inter.
ment, accompanied by splendid military
and naval escort. The pail bearers for
Admiral SIMPSONS funeral have not yet
been announced.
Secretary Moody will issue a general
order announcing Admiral sampson :
death 10 the naval service and preserib-
ing the salutee, half masting and other
obseryanees, which viii be carried out On
board ship and at navy yards and stations
all over the world. The order also will
pay tribute TO the services rendered 70
the navy by Rear Admiral sampson.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

81. Thomas. d. w l., May 9.--Adviees
from the island Of st. Vincent, British
West Indies, announces that for some
days earthquakes have becn expected in
the neighborhood Of the Soufriene crater,
which has been smoking and rumbling.
The people in the vicinity Of the yOleaAo
are having for places Of safety.
The cable communication with the
island Of Martinique Is interrupted and
no further news can be obtained st pres
eni Of the volcanic outbreak on Mount
Peele.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
ADMIRAL SAMPSON DEAD
HEMoRRHAGE OF THE BRAIN.
ias saak Rapidly Tiu the End Came
Had Been drowning Weaker for
several Dsys-LitiIe Hope Eater
taiRea for His Recovery After the
H~morrbase started.

Washington, May 7.--Admiral sanp-
son died at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Washington. May 7.--Admiral SAmp-
son today had . violent hemonhage. His
condition i critical
At 2 oicioek Tuesday afternoon Admiral
Sampson was unconscious and breathing
laboriOusly. Ills physicians state that he
Is failing rapidly and that the end may
come At any moment For several days
past the admiral has been growing weak.
er and the heinouhage this morning
brought on the sinking speiL
The hesnouhage from which Admiral
sampson suffered this morning was from
the brain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Washington, May 5.-The members Of
the New York delegation held meeting
prior to the assembling of the house sat
urday to adopt appropriate resolutions
upon the death of Representative Cum
mings, and decided TO hold a service over
the remains in the hall Of representatives
Sunday. The body was taken to New
York accompanied by committee and
the funeral service will be held there on
"Wednesday.
The public funeral ceremony in the
house of representatives, is an unusual
tribute to a deceased member.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
WASHINGTON news.

SITE LOT PUBIC buildlnk IN SpO-
kane WIN undoubtedly be purchased by
the government.
Despite the rainy weather at spo.
kane. Arbor day was observed by all
the public schools.
At close Of business at the state
penitentiary last week there were ST.
SCI sacks on hand.
Two hundred thousand pounds Of
wool. an average OF 10 pounds per
sheep. is the estimate for Columbia
county's production.
Professor Lewis B. Alger, now al
Columbia university. New York city.
has been elected principal Of the state
normal school at Cheney.
At Vancouver Miss Rose Grath, 10
years old, was instantly killed recently
by falling tree. The young woman's
mother was also severely injured.
Weeks Of torrid weather or scorch-
ing winds. two things which rarely
visit this country, are about the only
things which can now cut OF a good
crop.
N. B. Long dropped dead Of heart
failure on his ranch six miles east Of
Garfield recently. Mr.. Long was 60
wears old and came to the Palouse
country from Oregon 40 years ago He
leaves a wife and several children.
Architect W. W. Richie has re
ceived word from the manufacturers
that the iron. the lack Of which is de-
laying the work on the capitol annex,
One Of the largest sales Of farm land
made in Whitman county In many
months was closed last week. in which
James A. Gilbert Of Eugene. Ore, pur.
chased 1900 acres Of land lying be
tween Pullman and Palouse. near Ka
miac butte. for $4,000 cash.
The state board Of control has an
P. westendorf as superintendent o.
the reform school and James Watson
as superintendent for defective youth
The president has nominated A B
| Dorsey for register of the Wateryills
and ONCE to succeed L. z. Kellogg
will be shipped from Chicago thi
week. II is believed that the iron vii
arrive in time for resuming work Oh
June !.
Evidence Of a plot by convicts q
escape from the state penitentiary wa
unearthed recently when a cache Of re
Tolvers and saws was discovered in tn
5rickyard.
The cold and lifeless body Of Rober
Patterson, a well known figure q
Uniontown. was found dangling at tn
end Of a rope last week. II was clea,
ly a case OF suicide.
The coroner's jury investigating tn
cause Of the death Of William Gibbons
the desperate. at Almira. recently
rendered a verdict that no blame a.
taches to Deputy Sheriff Nickel 70
killing Gibbons. as the act was strict
in the line of his oficial duty. and b
S by us fully exonerated" No trac
has been found Of Wild. who escape
With handouts.
The report Of State Dairy and Foo
Commissioner Mcdonald for III
months of March and April shows
number Of actions against people dea
'ng In adultersted foods.
Senator Fosters bill allowing count
commissioners in Washington TO max
? lieu selections where the state has d.
clined to assert its title. has been fl
. vorably reported to the senate.
: Samuel Taylor OF Yakima City. Will
engaged in cleaning out an old cells
at his place recently unearthed a SUI
II money, said to be $4,000. The none
2 is said to have been placed there fc
safe keeping by Thomas Jeferso
Cummings, an uncle OF Mr.. Taylo
: who is now 20 years old and has poo
| mamory
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Monte Christie, Ssnto Domingo, May =
Further confirmation has been received
Of the surrender Of san Domingo. capital
Of Santo Domingo, Friday last, to the rev
olutionary forces commanded by Vice
President Vasquez. The provisional go'
eminent established there will retain
power until new elections have been hell
Peace is completely established in this
southern part Of Santo Domingo. Ad
vices from Puerto Plata, on the north
coat. announce that the crew Of the
Dominioan war vessel at that port has
sided With the insurgents, and yesterday
conveyed to the governor, General Des
Champs. an order 10 surrender.
Later in the day it became known that
Puerto Plata had capitulated to the reNo-
lu;ionis:s, who took possession Of the
town and fort. General Des Champs, the
governor. embarked on board q French
steamer. bound for HaytL All is quiet al
/ Puerto Plata.
When san DOmingo city surrendered &
Vice President Vasquez Pre''dent Jim
niez sought refuge in the tTsncn consul
ate there
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Racine, Wis, May IA mob Of 50
Italians. crazy from liquor. has ruled the
town 81 Corliss. near here, ierroriEing the
people and driving all citizens from the
streetA Two women were wounded
slightly by revolvers and two men were
cut by knives in the hands Of the in.
vaders. Help was asked from this city,
and Sheriff Bauman, with a posse Of dep
utics, drove over 10 Corliss. where order
was restored after a short but exciting en-
counter in the streets. Two Of the
Italians are under arrest and the otherI
have He'd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Londou. May p.--Ihe town Of ookiep,
Western Cape Colony. which has been
bcsisgvd since April 4 by Transvaal
force under CommAndant Smutz, has
lcen relieved by British force nndc'
Colonel Cooper. The garrison was IN
good health. and only few Of the troop
crs were wounded. The BoerS retired
south.
Lord Kitchener, In reporting the rVliei
Of oOkicp. adds that the Concoriia die
tric,, In about tho same part Of Cape
Colony. is clear Of Bocrs
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Cape Town, May 6.-The o'Okiep,
Western Cape Colony, relief column, has
occupied Steinkop, to the north Of
o'okiep, which was strongly held by the
Boers, after fighting April % and Is. The
British lost six men killed and had eight
wounded. The Boer losses are said to
have been heavy. The Beers asked the
British for medical assistance.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Denver, Col, May S.-Hilary Hickey
aged Is, was shot in the head and in
SANITY killed by companion named
Paul Leonard, aged Il. The boys wer'
practicing at target shooting with a small
rife when the accident occurred.
Curtis McGarTy, sged Il, was shot in
the thigh also, by an unknown boy whom
he met in the woods along Cherry creek
His wound is dangerous.
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rit,r nsllalas. Mers nsrnsa.

Danbury, Conn. May s.-Betwecn
$4,000 and 100000 Is the latest csti.
mate Of the loss by FIRE which destroyed
the business section Of New Milford, l6
miles north Of here. Nearly so buildings,
including most Of the stores, two banks
and three hotels, were burned.
The fire started about $50 O'Clock in
the atables Of the New Milford house. The
cause IL unknown.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Havana May 6.-Ths Cuban senate
and house q representative assembled at
noon today in ehe palace. Governor Wood
made an adarsna. wiAhing the legislators
success in the work thsy were about to
enter upon. He was informed that no
executive power would Be vested in con.
Cress untn after the formal transfer Of the
roveEnmenL
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MANILA, May 6.-Eighty-four Nero
prisoners, under guard. made an attempt
to escape. At precOncsrted signal they
got between the soldiers forming the
guard and company at dinner. The
iAIJer, realizing what had happened, fired
on and PSrSSsd the MOrS% killing - Of
them and capturing nine, The other fugi
tiVea escaped
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
American Polo Team Won.

London, May 5.--The American polo
team, seeking to recover the international
cup, won its first match of the season at
Ranlei2h, defeating the old Contabs by
four goals to nil. The Americans were
Handicapped by the absence Of Foxhall
KeAne, their strongest player. but they
played an exceedingly strong game
throughout. II rained the whole time
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serious Charge.

salt Lake. Utah, May 7.-GeOrge w.
walsen, proprietor Ct a seniweelly paper
at Salmon City, Idaho, was arrested here
on a charge Of having appropriated $1,000
Of the funds Of the Lemhi county treas.
ury at Salmon CITY. Walson was arrest
ed while calling on young lazy. he de
mics the charges against him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Oiro. Egypt, May 5.-Fifty persons
have persisted In Ere at Mount CAN'T.
town ON the right bank Of the DamiettA
branch Of the Nile. The flames were
started by the intensely hot weather pre-
vailing. Thousands Of native residences
and 300 stores were destroyed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
Drouth In Colorado.

Denver Col, May 5,-The drouth in
northern Colorado has broken all spring
records for length and severity, and un-
less relief shall GENE within a week. the
losses to farmers viii be heavy. Other
portions of the state. especially the San
Luis valley. are suffering from lack Of
water
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Louisville, Ky. May s.-To the lusty
cheers Of thousands, Alan,A-Dale, the
good son Of Halma. the latter himself win
uer of the 1895 derby. Saturday afternoon
passed under the wire winner Of the
twenty-eighth Kentucky derby. The
crowd was VERY large.
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cour, Of Inquiry oraerea.

Washington. May AT the sugges
ton Of Captain Dayton of the Chicsgo,
Secretary Moody has authorized that Of
heer to convene court Of inquiry to ex-
anime into the matters connected with the
arrest and imprisonment Of Offioen Of
the Chicago at Venice, The personnel Of
the court is not known here.
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rr.lrh, rrnIn. cellIaea.

Topeka, Kan, May s.-During the
heavy fog an eastbound extra freight
train on the Union Pacific ran into fright
train No. Il at crossing in North To.
pcka, causing a bad wreck and killing
two men and injuring seven others
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London, May e.--Iord Salisbury, dur
ing his speech at the annual grand haei.
tation Of the Primrose league here said
the government had not receled an iota
from It's previous peace terms to the
beers.
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Washington. May p.--The president ha,
sent the following nominations TO the sen.
ate:
Jcsse Fry. United States attorney for
the district Of Washington.
Postmssters Oregon, Fletcher Is. vii.
cox, Milton.
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Vienna, May s.-The Neue Freie Presss
says that as the result Of systematic
persecution 5000 Jewish families. com
prising $4,000 persons. will leave ROu-
mania for the United States in a few
days.
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RIar, Colo. Rurnea.

Denver, Col, May 5.-The business Por-
ton Of Rifle. Col, town on the Denver
1 Rio Grande railroad. 90 miles west Of
Glenwood Springs, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
al $lOo. 600. insurance about $4,000.
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on July Admiral Sampson. in his
flagship. the New York, was 10 miles
to the east and neither he nor his yes
sci took part in the destruction OF
that day. He arrived on the scene in
time 70 receive the personal surrender
OF Admiral ceryera, however.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

St Thomas, d. w. l., May s.-The fON
of lava from Mount Pelee, which began
Saturday last, completely destroyed the
Gnerin factories, situated about two miles
from 81. Pierre, Martinique. II was re
ported that about $50 people have disaP-
peared. Great excitement prevails at ST.
Pierre
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Two hundred Beers captarea.

London. May a.-FOrther advices re-
ceived here from South Africa announce
that eos Beers had been captured and that
10 burgheu were killed in the neighbor-
hood Of Lndley, Orange River colony.
tuesday.
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Torrisssnt, COL. May 5.--A forest fire
Is burning at the head Of Turkey creek.
about Il miles northeast Of here. A large
area Of timber has BEEN burned. Several
prOspeetors' cabins have been destroyed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
Earthquake in France.

Paris, May s.--violent earthquake
shocks are reported from Bordeaux. Ray.
onne, Pau and other places in the same
region. They last Is seconds The re
ports do not state any damage.