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The news that Louis Copeman. the Hebrew au-
thor and poet, of this city, died from consumption
I'm Denver has caused considerable comment in He
brew circles throughout the country. Mr. Copel-
man went to Colorado in search of health after
the repeated advice and requests of the Actors
Union Although but twenty-siX years old he
had become known through his productions at the
Windsor Theatre, of which he was for long time
He was also a frequent contributor 20 the literary
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According 10 dispatch from Washington
dated January %. Secretary Hay that day
handed to Minister Whiting fang draft on the
United States Treasury for $4,000, the value
of the silver bullion captured by American
marines at Tien-Tsin. The Washington dis
patch continued that Minister WI is charged
with the payment of salaries of the Chinese
Consuls in the United States and with defray-
ing the expenses of the Chinese legations in
Washington. Lima and Madrid. it Is believed
the money will be applied to those purposes.
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Highest temperature yesterday so; lowest So average
A. temperature for corresponding year
40 temperature for corresponding date last
twenty-five years 80
forecast-Partly cloudy today stationary tenn
perature; Wednesday probably rain variable winds
coming southeast and fresh.
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AUF WIEDER SEHEN +!
COMPLAINT AGAINST WI.
ALLEGED RETENTION BY THE MINISTER
OF PART OF THE TIEN-TsIN
SILVER REFUNDED.

Picking, March 1O-A prominent Manchu cen
sor has memorialized the throne for the removal
Of Wu-Ting- fang the Chinese Minister to the
United States. The censor asserts that Whiting
fang corruptly retained, ostensbly for repairs to
the Chinese Legation in Washington $4,000 Of
the Tien-Tsin silver refunded by the American
Government
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The last performance of the graduating class Of
the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and En-
pire Theatre Dramatic School will take place at
the Empire Theatre Thursday afternoon. Four
PLAYS will be given-''In Old Segova," by Thomas
+ Fallon. jr.; Simpson & Co." by John Poole:
Lesson in Whist" by Helene Ripley Walthew.
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line temper
allure as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the twenty
comparison with corresponding date OF
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Durnett's COconine alays all Irritation OF the
scalp and prevents the hair from falling
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PRAISE FOR AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES.
STORIES THAT THEY WERE UNSATISFACTORY
DECLARED TO BE FALSE

Munich. Bavaria, March 1O.-An official state
ment just published. regarding the American To-
comotives purchased by the Bavarian state rail
roads declares the reports circulated In various
British and CO influential papers, to the effect that
they have proved unsatisfactory, to be quite un-
founded and based on complete ignorance of the
facts in the case. These locomotives not only
proved entirely satisfactory but several OF their
mechanical features recognized as being AN
advance anything hitherto introduced on the
German roads
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ON account Of the great demand here for Pol Roger
cos Brut Special Vintage 1898 the highest
vintage. recognized the society England.
Anthony OeChs. the sole for L. $. has
entire cuvse. thus
eNcelled quality for a long time.
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MARRIED.

-MEL.VILLE-On Thursday. March g. by Rev.
Duncan J. Mcmillan u. D. at the residence OF the
brides mother, Amy, daughter Of Louise NJ. and the
late Munro Melville. TO Frederick Blume.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

In accordance with the Fabian policy usually
pursued at the New-YOrk Theatre. the first per-
Torrance of THE Belle of Broadway" which was
10 be given last night in the Winter Garden, was
postponed, and is announced for Thursday
evening.
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For New England. fair to-day; Wednesday cloudy prob
ably rain; variable winds. becoming and fresh.
For District OF Columbia Delaware Maryland partly
cloudy to-day; Wednesday probably rain fresh east 70
south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy today warmer
IN northeast portion Wednesday cloudy probably rain
fresh to southeast winds.
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ably rain; fresh southeast winds.
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day probably rain with central and north
portions; variable winds. becoming southeast
For Western Peunsyvau increasing cloudness TO-DAY
probably rain by night Wednesday; brisk south
1900
For Western New-York. increasing cIoudness TO-DAY
probably rain by night portion "Wednesday rain
fresh 10 brisk south winds. '
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Conductor. Walter Damrosc

All the artists. well as the chorus ballet ana
orchestra have volunteered their services for this
occasion. and the Maurice Grau opera Company
has given the use OF the Metropolitan Opera House
The prices for this performance will be as follows
orchestra and orchestra circle So dress circle 81
balcony 81 so and family circle; 81. The boxes Will
10 go s5 ss and $50 The sale OF seats viii begin
on Thursday March 60 at the box office OF the
Metropolitan Opera House. An order for box
accompanied by check for $1,000. has already oeen
received for the proposed performance.
The following members of the board OF govern
ors OF the Actors Home Of America have formed
themselves into executive committee: Messrs
Al Hayran president of the Actors Fund; Daniel
Frohman Charles Frohman. Joseph JEFFERSON
Maurice Grau John Drew. F. II. Sothern. Frank
w Sanger Richard Mansfield. William II. Crane
Francis Wilson A. Nj. Palmer and Marc Klaw.
Frederick G.. Latham. of the Maurice Grau Opera
Company is the honorary secretary for this
CasiOn
This will be the only performance given by the
opera company on it's return from Boston. previous
TO Its departure for the West
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A REPETITION OF PADEREwsKrs OPERA

MT Maurice Grau has made arrangements to give
a special performance Of Paderewskfs opera,
'Manru" at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Tuesday March o. for the benefit Of the Actors
Home of America The cast will be as follows:
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DITNTON-On Sunday March 8. 1902 Joseph Dun.on
aead n wears Funeral residence +33
i0tb-st Brooklyn. Tuesday. March IL, at O'Clock
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The Canal mn.

h Senate Thursday by a vote OF A
to "a passed the Spooner amendment to
The Nicaragua Canal bill. Tho amend.
ment provides that the President,
through the law officers OF the govern.
men', shall determine whether a clear
tl'ie can be sustained OF the Panama
Compnny's property rghta and concess-
ions. IL he shall be satisfied TINT such
title can DO obtained. lie shall purchase
tho property. rights and concessions for
forty million dollars. IL, in his opinion
n clear title cannot be obtaine.l. be shall
proceed t0 construct an istbmian canal
by the Nicaragua route.
The bill further provides hat A COM
mission OF seven shall be appointed by
me President to supervise the WORK and
Ia mhke arrangements for all the details
of 1t. II also provi les that bonds in the
sun OF $l3O.o00,0W bearlngtwo per CEN
shall be issued to raise money with
which to construct the canal.
The bill as it passed the House pro.
Vides for the construction OF an isthmian
canal by the Nicaragua route. The
bill us amended must go to the House
again and he acted upon before it can
20 TO the President. Uuless the temper
~ the House has changed very much
since it pissed the Hepburn bill, the
Spooner amendment will meet with
little favor in that body. The result
will he thu. there will be no canal legis.
intIou by this Congress. This means
that the big railroad combine is great
er thnn The reat OF the people.
Following is the vote IN detail ON the
SpOoner amendment:
fEAs-Aldrich. Rard, Beveridgc, Burn
ham, Burton, Clark, Wyoming; Cuuom,
Deboe. Dietrich, Dryden, Fairbanks,
Foraker, Foster, Washington; Frye,
Gallinger, Gamble. Halo. Hnnnu. Hans.
brougb, Hoar. Jones. Arkansas; Jones,
Nevada; Kean. Kittredge, Lodge. Nc
ComRs. McCumLer, Mcmillan. Mason,
Willard Piatt. Connecticut; Pri,chard,
Proctor, Quarles, Scott. Spooner. Teller.
Warren. Wellington. Wetmoro-i2.
NArs-Bacon, Bailey, Bate, Berry,
blackburn, Cnrmack, Clapp, Clark of
Montana; Clay. Cocknll. CulberEon,
Daniel. Dubois, Foster Louisiana; Har-
RE, EIawley, IleittieId, McLuurin,
Mississippi; Mallory, Martin, Mitchell,
Morgan Nelson, Patterson. Pcnrose,
Perkins, Pettus Platt. Now York; Quay,
Simmons. Stewart, Taliaferro, Turner,
Vest-3i.
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III" Campaign Ia On.

Tho campaign Tor Governor started in
FRIDAY evening in trent ~ the Arcndc
hotel. y Republican toll n Democrat
that ono 81 the candidates after the lNue.
ion Inriy uon'inatIon for Governor WIS
m old Nevada horse thief. nnd the Demo
cat replied. TINT tho Republicans
wanted a gentleman "a run FOR Gov"ruo-
who started in the cattle business with
IN old lam" * that bad eleven cnlycs
the Brsi yrnr. 1t looks NJ though the
The r,liticnl kclilr had convinced Ia
simmer in dead earnest. RENO Ledger.
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John Oats and Mrs. Nellie Oats trim.
ped lightly up tho stairs to Clerk
Dumas office yesterday and applied Tor
u license to again DO made one. CLERK
Dunn began making out tho required
document, but had to cancel it and dis
appoint the expcctant pnrtioe when ho
ascertalncd that the would.b DO groom
wac from Churchill county and tho
lady has been living in Lander. They
wore informed that the law does not
allow tho isAuun 70 Of u marriage leo $50
unless II OF tho parties Is a resident
OF the county wherein The application
is mado. So John and Nellie tripped
down tho stairs again. bnt not go bli,he.
ly ns before, and took the noxt tram for
tho west. They will go to Saltwater
and got the required piece OF paper au.
th"TizNug some judge. iusli 20 OF tho
poacc "r ordained minister OF the gospel
To re-tio tho matrimonial knol.-Si.yer
State.
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IN article in the san Francisco
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M" by Professors W. G.. CdHrcy and n.
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number Of casos Of blood poisoning,
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FROM MONDAYS DAlLY.
Salmagundi.


MIS-. ). Il. Campbell and children ur,.
rifilng relatives III TnrcHrura.
Wu. uerd., of C.
committed T., ,L. h,s,,a ,'I
Reno. "
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last ui.ht ~ .,t.Dd ,Lo 90
LuJr. m...tiuy.
'he o""'ueTh racine company has
"'"ue d r"'c "i one lar" Tor the round
o'"he' iet' 10? CARSON ycster.
~ "''"""S !" ht"hi The meeting ~
'''Ec ioOf'
j. e. Doughty arrived from IA. vos,
ern part OF he i It, lblg morniuy n,d
with leave for Tuscnro,a ,on,o,.'n
Constable Mediums b,ouoL, -, ~,
obStreperous resident M C,r;;n S.,,r
day night and lodged him IN ,b. .,o,.r
' '"''o!' hu"'o"iut county 10
W.. WIG E'"A"oPPer pest
lit gram crops on
At Salt Like Sat nrlny the Jury in the
tho mnrL.,,, I.,o"p usou VIZ
|, ,or.E,,
"
ID Den'er drum and hfr corps.
""itn ha7 been IN htten 'hnc" at 'hr
hri''t' convention III San frhur'Hcn,
passed. t'F"u-h on 'ie way home :iis
""rh'ht.
All the -. ,ts ~ u,,. T.rnruh u,unr,
cxch.use nave been cold. Ou. hundred
,iuilar- was offered a u.mbrr t,r hi-
Ne"' ""' VIZ" "'n"h' NOE" on the
"u"''"s WI" 'e commenced III a IL"
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Work ha. been commenced ON H..
east end If TunucI No. >. u.nr R,u,Iou
10y Erickson and Peterson, and from
now on Operations will be pushed us
rapidly rs possible. About 100 men ar.
nos employed nt the camp.
en- N.,, ,,
II ;hc Duluth mni Western Oh Com.
pnny left Tor Is ,kcrstirI Saturday eight
l." purchas. II well boring outfit Tor us,,
IA the EtSo field. They will return in a
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ter
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The press dispatches announce that Il
banking lrmst wir.ng organiH4 al IN tue
East to opcr'te h ualis III every stat" IN
me Union. he leach ina'ii nfi"u e..
he | ,cat"f az ,'ar .uts.. uur ,truiiis...
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FROM ~TUGSOIYs-DAILY.
Salmagundi.

morning.
Jim Cam,bcn returned from Dceth
last night.
l. II. Taylor The government snr,cyor
arrived last night.
Judge Talbot WIS u dcpar, trc Tor the
we't last evening.
MIR. l.. Relnhnrt il III C,rspn attend.
ing 'he meeting Of the Grind lndre
/. o. .. T..
There are $50 sitting members " the
national house 81 representatives. or
this number all Int ~ ara. or have been
married.
Constable McAdnms OF Carlin is keep.
ing the jail tuil these day. lie brought
~ n her di'agreeab!e resident Of that
town last night.
John Brown. the s. +. baggage man.
has gone to his home III OIIrn Tor u
months vacation. Howard !iull lys-
worth 81 Ogden III filling his place.
Mrs. Jnserh LING 4ud Ills. Dan Cab
lett f.r Cnrsnu last "ye.s."g 20 attend
the i;"bctHh L""iE1 : semhiy. Mrs.
l.InE represents Ivy R,t,eiah bnIGr ~
ElS" md Mrs. CHIl the TtisrHrnra dye
The 'ori"'y game "f p,ug vrrg har
not wHdc n al prhrtg". 40 Toutrau ~
Vet. i"Ii 'i" s":i-iy g,u',-mau Of rhn
Pl""' ''"d IT," -e.rri f,r' 2'unes Il
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~. I''' S"..'. '' N''''"i "''"(
S"''"i'"' ~ E'tSS ""+' '".
Congressman N....4r,a, ~ Nevada. ~
ar nug lie. rrci.,riu r,. - a." All West.
q" ''r "'"'F .'"N: Tho american
I"'tt"'"eh' ""S"' '" '"" 10" irrigation
~ "'"e' WIS ''"' "'+im 80" irrigation
"' u own
Harrison i Moore. Yr,. tur,.,,, ,,t
some EXCEL Mt ~urt,c!os m the y,. ~
soft drinks from ;fe.r newly .s,.hl,-rcl
botiIing workz. me, ere, .lrraj, npif1
ing up q good ,ruie herr. upd ~ ,I.
surrounding country.
/. \. SticbIe Of OHv.,t, Mich wr,
has been ATTENDING the C,!or,an co,L,.,..
arrived last nigh, to- i,iu the rarty N
survcvora which viii atrrr f-nm bc-. ~
q. T.,,. ,i,,. A., iii . Al
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y POra'clio. Idaho. di :patch OF yes
ter lay SAYS: Evl.:ly It lse.I re o'cl,:k
today, thirteen hundred men mud boys
81 ull nvrr. RI th"d uCrOss tie line OF the
cclcd Fort Hail ~rrscryatiou. aud dis.
mp, urod ~ u cloud II dust in their mgd
rush Tor homestead aud mineral lands.
Probably II thousand people ranged he.
mnu The first rush and departed later
witt pack animals FOR the farther lands.
Many signs NJ trouble we q appnrcu,
before the starring eigrnl wao given
In cores ~ inCtanccR II was known that
three. four, uuI even more men intended
to iochiC on the came piece 81 llud. and
" bCrcovor possible ihcso watched each
other nnd kept rlosc together until tho
prgnal sent them or. Conflicts. il
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-01-24
Veterans Get Preference,

Washington, Jan. 20.-The following
executive order has been issued, directed
to each executive department:
"The attention of the department i,
hereby called to the provisions of the
laws giving preference to veterans in an.
pointment and retention.
THE president desires that, wherever
the needs OF the service will justify and
the law will permit, preference shall be
given alike in appointment and retention
to honorably discharged veterans of the
civil war who are fit and well qualified
to perform the duties of the places which
they seek and are filling.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
"White House, Jan. Is, 1902"