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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
BIG COLONIZATION PLANS
100 900 sErTLERs ron wEsr.
ia Il ,As r,aa - rss.,avns ss..y,....
-iaEs@-t Ever Attsmpssa--An..,.
go Ne t'iaesa A. MIA Raassra c..
tiers 10 Gee sAs Fsaals - cem.
Nest.

Chicago, jane The managemea, i
The harfinaa lines has las perfected n.
details Of the largest eai9alzation vl,n
ever attempted By EailFaais "a the we,t
Traffic HFsessr j q stable saianiay =.
bounced the orsaalsation II ealaalsask,n
buSeaa anl the aPPeintneat u q. Ii. NJ.
kinasy 70 b gensssi e1ioasnation age.,s
is charge VI the buysaa. siih he4dqaarte,.
IN Chicago. MekiaAey saartsa a. Psu.
and, ois, yesterday vita : siea a "a.
Lag IA soaeh ~ilA the ssasSai sisaailsa.
4ni ga his fssafa 70 chisaga plans IN
bs perfected nhisA Tia tisTrin,An p4spl.
asiiess aii Psaee ioaAa0 oslaaisas 4 ca.
ga aaa washihgsen @iihin ske nsat Ia
ysAfs
las san u sie0a.0 has be~n apgsspss.
ats4 l. sAEty "a gAe wssk. whlek ~ :
"a a =ais hiGAsrto aAattsnFiaa Il !
tas PaFFsss y aPasltal saiaAl3asiaa aszass
"a a. saslsra sni miliis ssss seatss.
sal Ia 4taw Asgsiy isaaa tAs pafs.aAsssn
4 sasssrn states
AEtsngehaeais base beea mAie Es Aesm
sies Al las tlisatag Ptasess Indianapolis
sith jufislhsslsa sfss fmIlsna, uhAs 81
ssat1rfn iiiiaais iiss MssAss sta lass4
i.stla esrr lwa. tiaaneasEa snd ksusa
itakata ~ @sa. wftA iaFa~ibtiaa sser
AaA4gsa, ass Fssealsly Mlaesasias kam-
49, tltg uHh IaFtstAasasm aseF MsssaafA
ssLaasa4A aai lnlAaa Isssitasgs L.aaisr
slEs ~. SKA is1astssAan esef kss.
llaeAy NssAtaie 1saas ~isA i4KsuA3ssaa
strs grnHzsss~ f,ftsessg. fa. algA 51ss
ssAietssa aser Fv@asy isanAai AihaAy. x.
I aita i4rsata tilA etea NJ Ha& sml
psstaaa u Nes knelaa4s F@Essm.ass,
Va aigA gssas4arsssw eset tssxsais aal
( ias Cafpiiass. s@l MaA4le. Ala, - ~,
( ssisstfoa asss isfss @atA<sw iasFssaFY
rs~ haf~s4 sdt frpfvsrna kAw m.azsksfa
( fststaz tasaa Paetae. ta3gss sAaxs l4m.
sa4 lssrsa hslifaaA A NtsAsasssz ass
pssag iG e sAw F4sfsase a to msNass.
r~a4 a ihrns taass. fAs@agA ~ usan,
esaesi trsasz l.~FsFsasra9s. e sNesaM. A.
REESE anA Hsslss lssx.s saa MESSAGES.
t'g~yaai aisshHAas "a NJ ssxea ~ ma-
sssi 'sFi@aliNFai 49, ghmArg Fssassrss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

ChicagA June & ~TAxy ~sn q srea.
vicilFy. ,al4 EoarAt Ceekna, ahr.
asked " BAT be tAsagas gs tas B-~rs sas
reraef. ~Ihcy acre pad ;s ,zfrealrz
De ceniluue4. and js- 5erae,. = SIS .5sa
IVA, gave Jaem P1s iaaliy a4 ,sr ar
F~'nss nee 'Ary aaal NAeu ya.4 $50
,au'sieF last iar b.r, sgsr esrs -
two most Paavrtal safe - "a rassa
tzxitnj tal sas IMi-l >glts. an. e r.
able % hs!l sut =, bag 'sea ss e.
"ht"0 q. ssu a, ts~ss ptt-ssasl ar,l-
ppu.irnsr / esslIla.y regard aar ..sse
- uuca mofr oi satasy sr l1-as la4a
iE ihr hngs.s -9frranrat ]. s4zaat
.soas tar Psaer, Il j4,,ar
Mf utskEaa 3,v,,ar~I Be S., aas a
Ps5iiil-', aad be tsk - sz.err-g la tA-
laHlnAiny ssat -llsses-r ~ tsi,i VI
Do Of h''S aPo- tss aayHp a, y.l4.s-,.
u - S-rlmh.r be-. ssen asaF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

t..ss-s7- 5nzr 81 r tras-s ss.-.
e'li Afa Fsirrs 1t fs 3 s-szss -.s.-
~ h s&F~,s Msrs.- tse t--
F.Fssr H.a the 5ssv "a H.
Nha7'7t hav7E gssas z1s a- s-s
~ t1sr * F-rttsass Trzsr T--s 81.
tA-+ r Sewers ~vr4 ras Ia.
ssf q F-z7~-t TsEs gar rzs sa-
sirrsrsz As-sxs ma
A71 Fafrpk ser p =srr~ a=~ssa an
- sasss 4is=s-gv s-e.arssa4 as- s.- .a
ass tae-t ssrs~s T-a~ ssaTt
- astf7r Ma $50 go ia ara4aa A.
Fifr'TS. - ss 4 sz4a-ss Esasr Glass 49,
is'a 90 : srsas Frzs7 rs-s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

ReVljlag, Cal, June 5--The Soass
tTsgon express en- tie Soasscra Pscss.
rOad Vas Wrcckel near Char evrk. ssu,
Hailes 1esm tais city.
The accRsisWt W&s caused ~ Aalf ,u<a
sWstcA, wascA bad svisently heea lsit IN
ihAf con.atSoa BY son,e uaknoWa per~au
The traiR Is kne~n A. aaah2e h.a8rr
asyaag tao eugsacs. snd Sas ranniar q,
algA rate Of spcE,3. a. it vas On a down
grade, &stA engines weFe tAroun into
ne 4ltCh AMI e,smpletely WrssSe,I. In
ssReyr J, NJ White ana F1reaasa Fre5
Lstfel ot sAs sarsarl engine weFs tArOuz
a7,srr tae wreckAge ans crushed 10 aeasA
'arar eoaaes heing ieaFiss8y uaaagasa. A
t'see ! uorSiag 10 rccovsr thssr rsuaaius.
~aseA arc sS5l ans3sr the envsne. WisA
ascA they weat 3aUn 20 3saiA.
Fse MAD car VAS thrswa ssrpss In
tr1eS. vAege ]; aaw saAnsS
Al q tas pssssaSrr eslsAes very
si;case2 A nszAer q she pssenS-s
~eTs usore cr hsss inisrvd. Aus =, far a.
ean y learned nozs acre k5nel
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

Foalsry AID ssSs-CAsckeas, cd. ilS
7sr . i've wsiEAs; younr chickens
Is per 70; turkeys. I've wplzA, Is,
PsV n dressed. lse: eSSs. fresA. 81 :;
pe- case.
VERSAILLES - Potatoes Sf-lsGr 3
per eSts onions ssss per ewt
FTzst--ApPles. TseRsi-sS
Live stock-Besf. i've steers. 4ae.
6TSsset- skSiec; COWS. e. dressed
n q &; HaRttcn- ewes. DRESSED. lie.
S7essSrs. dressed Sc. hogs. Hvs. IS Is
9 40 Per cwts dressed Sc: veal
sressed. SEsc-
HsdSs-Greea As5es, Sc: Ereea ealt
sSiaS SIC; ea2fskizs. 81 &c. Gov.
hides s. sseSrAi&ss, sise: ary hlsss.
butcher. Is -; sAesVSklaS. Sc. Tsc
asa 81 eAcA-
TIE difference hstwesn SpokRze
prsoes ara hat eoAss. % nccsunt o.
trs1shts Is isSc
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
MOUNT P[LH STILL WARM
REscuERs WE'RE FORCED Rack.
Narth Cratera rSar oat Great TER
r~at. Of Nua--GeNeEssA"St faF''
=, ~. Pierre FeF~Sd - Retire ne
Ins Ia NusA n~HSSr-'sHaSsaST
4. R~.tsr~a &C Fsrt dc FraSSS'

Foft lie ErAaey. Mtri.aQae, laas he
Tue steamer MAS aas Arrived sFer HeFa
Il. Nin,rnt and lsi. isE Nsa N-sA sfS
le>.r KotcgJ 1 As.l. Ja.gea >.A-ss ; '-
emmett geli>Ss,S i, A2sssk las PaasSA
gers GA the IAAas.
Geosgv heRe4a Aal ~, parry ae SAB
aP tas cJUurN,
Mont pslgr !, IA ss.}su, syg gt.la- &s
paI., revived atg, say sa- @s1a sat-s1'
trs plulng great gvslva,s 81 ea4- a 's
dige,tion Il NlVs. Yesterday as,sras'sl
there "a, an salI Hsag, rraF.s~a 90 s-aa-2
ana ashes Ia, A,vgu.As y,stSsg' '--s
ei a NtN huEA usasF4gee ~eai 80 =
Rsue vlth tas government laE.y 80
gageI in bufu.ag the Ssdaee 4 tx sA-
t,ns ai the mrs. sgaPaas bal sse s'aiis
aas comPsi.el 10 wart s4ge4sA Iae '-t
sana larus 4ag aa, ,ol-a.es 81 a.4sA va ~
auI large JeieaAsrHs e~las aeaE4 fas
R.s .rra BlIayls i, .at wars u llFfsHI
ot intensely ae; a-z3 ss,.as - sirala as
failing h,o tae ,e4
\ gof.loB 81 gzr party sat.A avst {.
=. t1rgTg yh,> ul4Fu-gg v4s - maea tia
ger, aal tbs captain ~ t4c s-at - lis
lJS,N Zoe asa s.'aFvs ea-rsFs sl.-elt aa4 81
eomPansaH, 30 O.. r-l2r- tas4 ssss ..
aiA E9t rr,AlH ,aeIs Agaln
Un.gcI >tAte- lpH,G Ayuse fsak MAX
fast this alaEalns SKA >P~-al lN.egat
Blaek. wAs s, 4r-lf.gs ta4g sse f~s1Pls .
.he aits4 >,aiv- -a-a4 a<l5Nv tAaI ,a'
autAeEs.s- Agc 4eg.as g t.s~iy aa4 = ia
%, lass q ume lie 4egrrvales tins eil
elsln "a ne csaE-r q lAs a4ilNrlsrs ,.
corre>pgnlsHi, Aiirgsl g. .~ aa-ai.taas-l
lac ryesG4tll,AHleni ID als4ac-a "a PSF
De Er4Rc~ !. RESISTING vsaa.lrsar. as
lae Nolk q rviae, ~ sae 1a,4Eas .4 a.
lant disSrirss " e~4ag sszyt4,ris sArnr
cat BY Psft-s. ssg salE4taaA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

Sss'ils. WssA- 1szz NJ. =.
a' 10y psas es ts- --se 81 r....
lahst- r iss-s sz a-rsrr vasr4-z- 49,.
- '~sA's hrfs gree v71z-s g s.,
f7'', - sss s---ss en- 80 49, q
s D 1" @7satiaa rfs hr~- = --s-
% 90 ~ Fsss tva -zuets 49, 49,.
'sevsve5 szs4Sy tun tas e.rss g., 49,.
: ." a. 80 W7rs' as fsr Esr -r--5
= ss'Fs 81 tAs-t- as SO r--s.rg 49,.
- ',a'' wss taa~r tu rev b. +,
trr- gs1 = u-,Ea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

NeW York. jlas l-y@s mas "a. De-.
SANITY kiiic'! aa3 ssss s,ssr p~feas. u.r-
bart a; GFAsnsaTr, Sia:eu .,llnl. Jan.
. aeEe aatouoA4i- 'Frc! iests uvrs being
'zAaat uaser The h1.Fire. q the Nussrn5
ellr Clab q -Nnsrta @ break the warll,
rrrcrd ar . mils. The uan kuf~I -,
An1srrw Fcsthrrst5ns as.ce.ov - tss
Savage u EseasaaEd. who uas run over
and crlzsAsa 10 8eath.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

= NJ NE0 II MN, See. ,s.st W N
~ = - NMts, SeN sfsss.t " y, N,
Rs ssS s' 80, tSs, NJ, ma -
Gassp, .taN ss,te, Roa, So, MI ras s. =.
Rgsset, lsaes, SGsS II NM, LSss a,ss,
s. sses v \ n, ges ssss, RsS, s,ss'
u, faS ss,ss. eoN, IS, IN IasS s. 81
Nsee,sA lsAexlla, hee u RIA. 4 iowa 81
! Saaap>s.et rex ,ss.ss. Nm, vs.
ee 49, ~ S,,sS'ssSse ~ ~ kA a. Tswa 81
4 ~ ~, Tsx s IS, 10. !! sss N'SSs NaN
NMea' n a. ~ 4 N "a 4 H. M, Sss 's's's
EssesaeassNg, Z, q S9 II SEsls NHa 81
hsas ShS ct SMA, SeS AST&sl W n
~ aSS @StS eea sase
SssSa & h NJ Tax Asa Ma ~ IS 4 ~
SSASgsnsseesa CAaA II, 81 Etastseasl SeS
tsss,s W h NJ, TaS sss,rsA Eva $sa a.
ssss sad i S ~ es IN ~ q, e i s., -
SesyesA n ", les - : Rlk az rssn
e NSNeest Les sS$S~s. SSS sS.yer0 w III
Sase a x s, Ss 81 pc, s,s' NJ As s:s
S. ssSss " 4 u, TsS ss@sN es .,
ss;A ~. g.ss,, WV, So $50 ", IN.
SsSs lS.SeA ~ s sas 5. IOWA q MsAs
SsyssSSssss> NJ s, lSss "a RsA. ! Lets Ia
Ne ssss' M Tas sA sssS f'N s's'',
SsassAs Mss4agA Ass i. IA, IA la a Nm
-, - FSse q ts.ss EaasS TaS SsgSa, INV. 81
NJ NJ NJ ~ = - rs = 1ssa i
SAsF@Asa- AeAs, Ma e ST. ~ 4 M
~ = ssoS " \ n, TsS s,,ss' esS s SS
80 =. n ~ ~ ~ 49, /, -, !,
SIS sasse ~ M II M SSs4 Il
~ IsS s'as~ Va 500
n ~ TsS AsS ~ 80 - - -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

MesSeg Csiy. iaaa 1ane g. -a-s. t-,H.
AMI 'osr osAcrs .aSeriuE t-am Aslggs..
IA . tae rv~ea q zas4 saE. svE d.
t4-'Eerih, 'oHa aeaF Arrr Jssa tsa.n
~ ars; ysriiw, died a. gAs-sv. var
ae BAD bcTn taxa fr turstrsnt n.
P'-7ee IA he eoaa.ry sarruu-lsar Eg..
s0fiA arr P,aHae ssssrSea lrst ather &s-s
have 6-eE h.ffan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

N1r2ssz1s Nslsra Aas tive Il k-r
r'''ass y Mrs. aevvrzae3 n r-ssa~r
etfst sish'rC- Ths hs.srAs-s s-~ =
,'g'-s's wa ssaTss e -sus5,- s-sus ss-
s2"7is Ia wals,a see 5sIs ssz.t ss.s -
1. "a 1ss ssssi aIs sic
. g sv'e- = As- ssE-s is-s1,ga saa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

= laesss 80 June "A spssai fr.-
Gasi's Cisy, IA, s1ys.
\ 'n's esuNe o7t a; Grsnsts gSsr ia
ar'ssva SEVERAL AaHirsi s,rk ~ z.sts
r. An4 szasnsea sasF5svFs. AL A. r~.-s,
@'f sA ize sesrs seasasa- sarS sr.
aaa iAfrs atraksrs Hvrs s5os. tvs 81 Is,
attsr fztauy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

tfstassl- Jans a. hayas e Il.
'SNFt - 'rtsezrsEsaE resasir4 n sSF
80 = Aror u sarrvnlssr ass srss-s.
- Frsrars'seus tre hyiar -,sAs ssrs q
- szgsvniEr q ~ R-.r So.
! as'a stA take P2Re~ "a tAs raw su-s,
Al ~ hssrs arr anav~I g~rs-gs s-,.
4rm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

A writer states that the GsSe-rrcs
n srsaeqtloShsy % elsesrie SAc<k -.
'WCea horses ard Eaen IS larvvsv >
SnsssSoa al shoSs- TIE SIDE Sf =
nsAsa ; sAoS has = very hixA rvsist-
AHcs', ec' a h0rSs With his koar INA
sao'sss s&sssnss4 N uish jroa aails. i
sP' ~ So thu tlll hSzs6s e the ear
rs2t
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
CATARRIH

CasArTA Aas herC=< szrA n 60
esSeAs< tA&s a PERSIA entsrrlr fr~e -.
Is GssS=S1zx cr=rs&szt - sesss-z 80
~sl2 y . c1Seo-za-y - s-c4k Ct Cara
a HoSaEzS 1Srre sezscGz EAk= q hags ga
S=f-e szEG==zsssz & tAe 49, -
t@roa1 II - n ts~1. = es--lsrsara -
Wy GAzgSrcGs Sss<ks<s Il z.cg a. s-ss. =
very 500 h<cu=ez ~
Ass sacAs4 . SzsSAiv cr1sx=zs-ssr,a -
tae f1Gl seSrecaG'S, Az3 -. ruEA,z saA-uz.rAS
tAe E~=<~A Ssr<11As1zz Il sr-rs~,s =, -
F&-ss q tAe syse-zz
S~2reS S1s&eS and srrzva AZ $3.50
tAc.SrT AID 1ssxrFsEzei-<. secHzs< sls-r q
~ rSsI14 lie soE< e sAs s-uzNs- S. Z
S9sA = ci~Azzss tS< Aaae5 e. tAr u.sss,s,
a. sazzzEaGaes t-uz the sEscrzz al rEsa-l
"a ssczSsn01.ss And sAzs cz--s tAcrusxAsv
A. FerzEz<zalg tA< vv-ss cEs<A
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

sAs7sg0. jans AZ ss-iRs = ...
>'ats sersef 3sparfu<as ssssvs -, ....,-f
az : eeaisrvnr~ ssai W-ir~~lsy sss--.,-
aasa ~ u'~n- lao - az. rvtu-a-s =,
ssrS- he tsruzs SIEVE uas eva -.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

NashiagSss June 6-Tus rwpa.t.
tas' Hers IN iAs 3ipkoeaa,s- rvvrr@ru.if.-
= tAa' aiy Aars trvn aEnssnsv,3 Tss
tts'a- M'caari Hcrasrt sarrve,gs tA- tst,
Aosa Paanev5ssr - Brnl.a a-,bss..s. \,
aaa >en0s 81 ogelA saeess,ls ter Tssks
& -trsuss TIE Sqsnish usnss,sr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

ne r-an5zss-us-s q kar-us ~
-l'as isaz-ass A. saIzza1.r 60 ,-n-
s-1ss u--vss ~ Fairuss a
: ''-l' f~t' Ha-7-- "a - s,aursr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

NszeE cA2 sxs1as &s1sexe saxs sAsre
rsver vas Al S1as o. Ess sascs 49,
eass essa sazxas ~ ssEsze sszt I've
sst a,ss Nrsa- cAssass.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

MscAers IN az3 Ma wlasssr1s
SWANS Syrvs he A.ss< rsznsy -
- ssr sAs1T eA2&rsa 31-azS 10 tea.
NJ Rarias1
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

WA Wa sz 49,
slt2 s. - - p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

"tsa.7Er tv t.-.- g..
r7TrTrF1s b.l IS 49, u. ~.
- rrsss - a. .s D. s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

s2z1ss Wlszrs Ga Is an ca1 rs=
ssy- az& ase an saf e-ssaa4 zAy -
ssFs@se's "a i szrSs sazz
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

Cas- EsAe2 - zzA--ssJ a assse
ta's 80 EHrrv = saAR q EzzEss
AaRas-Nsss So xA.rss3 q n s;s.usr
wssa 81 gAzs1-sz-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

~ hsts srorniul exPsessSoa Mss
Nnrieh has"
YES, ezt she really caaT help Il.
She has reSS,sSl darsnS TIE S-eaher pcr>
tso1 q her lie rear elcs tarso~v.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
nFliNouEoT TAs lIsr ron rar grAR

~ HI484 alta taaza
49,. RlsAasa. az, n sSiI ~ ss ~, /.
va 49,. - $3.50 y . ~ fAS ssss'
nsgsy, ~ h, SxN So ss.s,s " a n
haSA Il ~ ~. NJ Nv NJ So. =.
- tax eY,t& iAsa eee. Nea N
nssasss n a $50 i wa u.
4. Sss asa ". 4 NJ. has t.s-s ~
lssss 8. 4 -. s..s' - q ~ - ~.
ny N !. !. nm =. 49, -
Rss@ S a. ~ N n, ~ IA Z aaS q siss ~,
~ n TESS. faS SselI Rsa' So is,
RNkNss' Ma I~sv L.. 4 RA..A : -.
Hee'1 II. 4. 'Nss 4 MI S,ev i NM !.
sSla - a@ $50 Ns
hasagn D. A.. Iess - a aesAsssSe !. u. !,
No.. - 49, - n IAS ass. ~, -.
M La 4 - ssss, ny s$SS "
M -. - s%'sss :" : ~ tAS AZ
~ ; AIS, - ss -. $50 ~ = n
kaRVe sS ~ NJ St.sss
$50 NJ la N ssiss. S s.s So s,A -
TaS SsNsA, RSS' 81 - 'seS : = : ~
CAseS 4sx 49, - 49, -.
hSessy esSs, Ia sss.st, nsn ssrs
Sssrs 8 \ n ~ !. - 49, ~ n II
NJ gslseA SSS sssSS ~
SSS.SN esN &e.SS
Ia = So ~, ~ 9 sWS'
c,. ~ II ii rs = 80 Z ~. - ~,
Carat Issss III, - SAas. ~ -,
H ", rsS $. u M - 49, w.
SSes, {, u, So q N6ss, Less ss,-s,sS. -
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AMONG THE COAL STRIKERS
PRESIDENT MITCHELL SILENT
He NlsItea S~rantea--A Move 10 Get
the Railroads Iavelv~a-Eatlre
RegiSa II 0aiet-TAs HSyeOtt In
E~~ctaNe-SaRPlics Cut on Fran
NonaataMi~ts.

Wilkeseavre. June S,--There was much
speculation over the visit OF Prssideai
MItehell 70 scranton, where he met Frank
Sargent and etaer national labor leaders
MI Mitchell neturael to Milkesblrre
bat ell attempts 60 get him 10 talk atan;
tAe natute Of the ccafereace were hl.i!e
he merely said the conference was a
ASial one
Il Is heliecvd tAAt new move Of soms
sert in which the railroads may be IN,
vOlvSd Is among the possibilities OF ses
Hear nstGreN
The entire region was reported quiet
AZ ealy tive places in the Wyoming Yai
ley were there any sigas Of i demoRstra.
tSeN against the naen working the pumps,
Az Miners Mills crowd Raet each trolley
car as i came into the town. As the
vcs6pssa gos oiF The ear aaaer the pro
te~sioa u the Coal 4 Iroa cNNaapanyS -
bsN they were heesed, There Was M al.
ss@pt Al VSOleRcSN and al the alen
setcAe1 the callseEies in safety At he
hNeteS nssnes q the LeAiSa Nalley caa,-
psay. West NttstoR, SNAIL crowd
NatSAe3 the asea ~ into the cS,llicgiss
le<ge were sAany wesaea in the Snawd.
tas strikers say tAegV were a few moSs
ss'asssoas ~ the ranks to-day. bat ia asest
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have
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ASs Aeea exhausted, and the Samnanies
arr row drawing apea the Rsnaniaa pasn
hrassssAs into tie re-soa.
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establishments that in any way sapysts
the wants Cd nNaaaiaR naSa has heea in,
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MT ee served ard il he i, the establish
n'Tn' : Immediately haye0tse3 Famalse,
Of Hanaason Hsea an consequently haV.
'Sg HasA ,UoaAse N hsiyiHs he SNvs-
SaFses 81 life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

How u reddens the skin, ltehes, ooses,
dries and scalesl
some people. cali Il letter, milk crust or
salt FheQm.
The suffering nom Il Is sometimes In
tenses local applications are resoFted to
they mitigate. but cannot cure,
1t proceeds from humors inherited or ac-
cnired and persists until these have bern
removed.
Hoods J0rSGpGriiiG
positively removes them. has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
Is without an equal for all cptancous
erUptions.
HSoSs FILis are the Beat SztAGItiS, fTiSs sSsasG
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

4 Ess eask wiSA eagstNl STOCK q
sSe.e,ea wfli - established a. Forxysh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-20
Kipling Stirs Up England
With Another Sharp Poem

And We Wanted your fatnOmless power
and We Haunted your iron pride,
Ere We fawned on the younger nations
or the men who could shoot and
ride.
Then We returned to your trinkets;
then we comforted your souls,
with the fianneled fools at the wickets
or the muddled OATS at the goals.
ing a lie,
Ye saw that the land lay fenceless, and
ye let the months 90 by,
Waiting some easy wonder, hoping
some saving sign,
Idle-Openly idle-in the face of the
fOrespent line.
Idle. except for your Boosting. And
what is your Boosting worth
If ye grudge year Of service to the
lordliest line on earth?
Ancient. effortless, ordered. cycle on
cycle set;
Life so long untroubled that we who
inherit forget
1t is not made with the mountains; 1t
is not one with the deep.
Men, not gods. devised it. Men, not
gods, must keep.
Kiplng Is not the only man who has
flung in the teeth of the British people
bitter, scornful reproaches at the birth
of the new year. 1t was a very differ
ent indictment which was framed by
Frederic Harrison in New Years ad
dress to the Positivist Society Wed
nesday. Our terrorism" he said
has driven the Beers to despair and
made the Dutch of South Africa i'm
placable foes to British domination
The horrors Of the death camps and
the slaughter of li,000 nOn.COmbatants
has at last appealed TO the conscience
of the public who made the Govern
ment.
He went on to say that even some OF
the Christian priesthood were asham
ed of this hideous butchery. The
country was still in the mood OF an
Oriental tyrant tnat would not recog
nize any authority capable OF treating
for peace. but was bent on subjuga
ton, which could only mean, in thi,
case, determination, or, perhaps, trans
portation of an entire nation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-20

New York, Jan. "A cable to the
Sun from London says: The most
significant thing which commands the
attention in the first days OF the new
year is poem, and that poem is a
passionate call to arms directed to the
supine heart of the greatest and freest
modern empire. Kiplings plea for
CONSUMPTION in Great Britain must be
regarded as a climax OF militarism
and a most OminOus sign of the times.
1t is too early to describe the effect
of his sCathing rebuke to his country
men and his wrathful warning Of peril.
His verses may not arouse England,
but they will surely do more toward
overcoming official ineptitude than
any further lessons the Beers could
teach. The first impression on the
public mind was undoubtedly one of
amaZement that the national quality
of which Englishmen are prOudest, the
love of sport, should be attacked in the
singing line;
The fanneled fools at the wicket
and the muddled OATS at the goals"
This has been like a slap in the face
10 the whole nation, whose chief con
Germ at the present moment Is IN
cricket matches in Australia. The
country is already resenting this in
suit against its most popular god, but
Kipling's stroke has assuredly gone
deep enough to cause the most serious
determination, which the season
makes appropriate.
Kipling's declaration for conscrip
ton begins with the demand that each
man born in the island be broke to
the matter of war" Such action, he
prophesies, will soon produce
Men, not children or servants temper
ed and taught to the end,
Cleansed of servile passion, slow Il
dread or despise
Humble because OF knowledge, mighty
by sacrifice.
The part of the poem which stings
the upper classes most and which the
lower classes have read with the most
ComplacenCy, reads thus:
And We sent them comfits and pictures
to help them harry your foes,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-20

First Physician-"I understand the
measles have broken out in your neigh
boThoOd?
Second Physician but the far
lilies are so scattered I'm afrai"
won't catch.--Boston Post.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-20
ROOM AND BOARD.

"HELEN'S couRT"-Private Hotel.
OFF Adams lane, rear of Elite build.
ing; mosquito proof rooms with or
without board. Herman NJ. Levy,
Manager. 2020-lm
THE LOS AN6ELES-l523 Fort St.;
newly furnished rooms, mosquito
proof; terms reasonable. 1930.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-20

First quarter OF the moon on the
10th at SOS p. m.
New moon on the 9th at 10:45 a. m.
Tides from the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey Tables.
The tides at Kahului ana Hilo occur
about an hour earlier than at llo'
nClulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-20
o. E. S. MEETING.

The stated meeting Of Leah Chap
ter, No. 2, o. +. s., will be held at the
Masonic Temple this evening at 1880
O'Clock. All visiting stars are invited.
NORA J, GALBRAITH,
2J4slt Secretary.