The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-22
NEWS OF THE WHOLE WORLD
CULLED FROM DISPATCHES
= Review of Happenings In Boil
EasteFa and western HeWispheres
barring the Past Wsek-Nations'
HistSTieaI. Political and P~Psoass
Events TerueIy ExpoundSa.

ward ortman.
Hugh ONeiIl founder OF one of the
largest retail dry goods business In
New York, is dead.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Cross. aged &c
years. eldest grandson Of the late Com
modore Vanderbilt is dead.
A section Of the naval arsenal al
Valparaiso has been destroyed by Gre.
The loss is placed at 81 600 900.
Admiral Schley has gone TO Boston.
where he is to attend the celebration
incident 60 the evacuation day cere
monies.
General Chaffee has signed a con
tract for the purchase OF a site for an
army post at a point seven miles up
the Pasig river.
Al Kansas City. No. Sunday night
he temperature throughout that part
u the southwest dropped about 20 de-
;rees. No snow is reported.
A special from Park City says that
Kid Roilie was probably fatally injured
turing a boxing contest with Dummy
Rowan at that place last week.
Al Kalamazoo. Mich. Sunday there
Eas a drop Of nearly 80 degrees in the
temperature. gale blew and a bliZ
lArd ragged throughout southern Mich
gan.
Tommy Ryan Of Kansas city. Mo
knocked out Mysterious" Billy Smith
II Portland ore, in the fourth round
u what Was scheduled as q l0-roune
bout last week.
Food stufs are becoming scarce IN
Panama. as small boats are no longer
allowed 20 communicate with the
neighboring coast towns. Panama is
receiving its supply Of beef from
cArtagona by way Of Colon.
with expressions 81 regret the news
papers In Berlin print n dispatch from
Washington 20 the effec; that Andrew
D White the American ambassador
viii retire next November.
One OF the dnrmitory buildings OF
Byrn Mawr college. at Philadelphia.
an institution for the higher education
~ young ladies. was burned Sunday
ulghi No one was injured.
News has been received Al Salt
I axe. Utah. OF the death in Chicago
yesterday Of J. r. woodmAn the wide
~ known mining promoter ami capital
is; Of this city. Mr. woodman was
born in England 70 years ago.
Senators and members Of congress
are very much interested in the fact
that the pension appropriation bill
soon will become a law because they
hope 20 obtain from Il some relief from
the pressure on them 10 secure private
pension legislation
Geronimo. the Apache Indian chief.
has pctitioned the authorities AT
Washington 60 he released from cap
uvity, For the last ~ years Geronimo
has been a military prisoner at Fort
/ sill General Frank Armstrong OF the
regular army has recommended tina,
/ he be paroied and made a citizen.
with Geronimo arc 29s Apaches.
James Dick. the so-called rubber
king" who died Al Glasgow. Scotland
[ March :. bcqueathed 100, 900 for dis
I ,ribution among his employees, and th'
bulk Of the balance Of his fortune goei
20 charities. His cashier gets $4,000
/ bic cook f2.NO0 and other domestic
servants are 10 receive in the agErc
rate thousands of pounds. The clerk
get from 500 20 $500 each.
A representative Of the Associated
Press at Salonica has received a letter
from Miss Stone. in which she cX
presses her surprise and thankfulnes'
AZ the universal manifestations OF 20,
AZ the release Of herself and Nine
Teilka Miss Stone also conveys hel
heartfelt thanks TO all those who b.
/ their labor. money and their prayer
cooperatcd in the release OF hersel
and companion.
|, with reference to the Russo-Japan
csc war rumors the ST. Petersburg
correspondent of the London Time
saws he is able 10 vouch that the 81
her'an railway is declining consigu
, ments from merchants because the rt
sources Of the line are fully occupies
, in forwarding troops and war materia
10 Vladivostock.
At Beatrice. Neh.. willard Smith. 2
years Of age. who sought 20 blackmai
? a merchant Of the town OF Title wa
j. shot and killed by one OF a party G
. four men set 20 entrap him. Smit
! wrote an anonymous letter demandin
E money. which he went to secure, an
!, resisting capture. was killed.
Private Schmit OF Troop c. OF IN
{, Thirteenth cavalry, stationed at Fo'
D Assiniboine. while intoxicated Sunda!
c attempted to walk TO the post from III
Halfway house, n distance Of about 81
). miles. and was frozen to death. III
body was found on the prairie b
, searching parties Of soldiers.
All approaches TO Colon are no
Q guarded by small detachments, TT
government is throwing M emban
g ments at certain advantageous poin
e In the center of the town. and from 2
to 900 troops are kept moving up al
e down the railroad line. These Al
necessary precautions to avoid insu
gent surprises and attacks similar
that of last November.
. tenant General Nelson A. Miles Of q
Il army made specific request at q
IL war department to he sent 60 the Ph
ippines, and in connection therewit
submitted a plan by which. In }
Of opinion. the war could be brought
ri ~ end without further loss OF life
either side. He proposed to empl