The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-10-04

miutafy dlsplay was witnessed by
tho lsaDds Of spectators. The column
was under command Of Colonel Rawies
and was headed by the artillery band.
Miss Alice Hay, second daughter Of
Secretary Of State Hay, was married
70 ]. w. Wadsworth Of Genesee. N. r..
recently.
Percy Cbnbb Of the New York Yacht
club has sold 70 r. L. Ames Of Boston,
member Of the same club, the famous
Americas cup defender. vigilant.
One hundred and twenty houses out
Of 1923 comprising the village Of Vosh-
mix, Russian POLAND, have been burn
ed The fire was started By children
playing with fire. Two children perish
ed in the flames.
During the football practice Of the
Yale team At Yale field today Harry
Rockwell Of Portland, Ore, q substi-
tute quarterback, received serious in
juries and he viii be unable 70 play
again this season.
While trying to desert from the Bait
ish ship Austrasia recently at Astoria.
two Of her crew lost their lives. The
two men were named Ferguson and
Hudson, and were shipped IN Portland.
Neither Of the bodies have been recover
ed.
The autopsy ON the remains Of lola
has resulted in an official declaration
that he died from asphyxaition caused
by cArbOnic oxide fumes. A.
September wheat sold on the Chicago
board Of trade one day last week at 95
cents, which is the highest price on that
cereal since the great Letter deal in
1885, The cause Of the high price was
because Of the fact that all Of the avail
able supply was practically cornered,
and il was rumored that Armour Il Co.
held the greater part Of it.
Lieutenant commander Bronaugh of
the United States navy committed sui
side recently ION the battleship Kear-
sarge at the navy yard in New York BY
blowing out his brains with revolver.
Friends of the late commaner believe
that he was very much worried over
the manifold duties Of his position as
executive officer. which is conceded Ito
be more arduons than those Of any
other officer in the navy.
Ii is understood that 5I24 cases Of
cholera and 2740 deaths from that di-
sease were reported in the province Of
IiOilo. island Of Panay, in one day last
week This is the highest record for
any district since the outbreak oc-
CURED, and exceeds the total Of Manila
and many Of the provinces since the
commencement.
Executive officers Of western railways
are considering the advisbility Of abol-
ishing exchange passes towestern terri
tory.
Lord Salisbury has gone 10 his villa
at Beaulcu, near Nice
The Battleship Wisconsin has arriy-
ed at Panama.
The quarantine season against Cuban
ports has been called on by health
officer DOty.
Hereafter all passengers win be pass
ed without detention at Hoffman Is
land.
The Macin Moros in Mindanao have
offered but slight resistance TO the col.
umn under Captain Pershing Of the
Fifteenth cavalry.
Fred Hardy, convicted Of the killing
Of Con and Rooney Sullivan on Unimak
island, June Z, 1901. has paid the en-.
treme penalty. He has been hung.
Paul Underwood, accused with his
wife Of drowning their infant child in
salmon Bay, Washington, has been
adjudged guilty Of murder in the Sc
cond degree.
A chinaman who has leased the Sal
mon creek placer mines in Oregon re-
Gently found a gold nugget worth $751;
600. This is by far the largest nugget
ever discovered in that state and 50 far
as known the largest one ever found in
the Untitled States. The mine from
which the nugget was taken has been
worked for years by white men and for
some years has been leased to china
men.