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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Ned Johnson. Is years old Of Pull
man, has mysteriously disappeared.
A petition has been presented for d
franchise TO construct and operate an
electric railway between Odessa and
WashtucnA.
A centralia special says: II. II
Martin. the newly elected representa-
tive from Lewis county, died in san
Francisco last week.
The project TO erect a wooden mil
at Spokane Is taking more tangible
shape and the promoters OF the plan
feel confident that II will go through.
The biggest fish ever taken in Puget
sound was brought TO Seattle recent,
BY crew Of Greek fishermen. II
weighs Goo pounds and is nine feeI
long.
Many transfers Of ranch property
have been made In okan oesn count,
this fall At prices ranging from 81 ,OO
TO 5000 for l60 acres aud improve
ments.
The annual teachers Institute for
whitman county will be held in Col
tA1 December I5 70 IS inclusive. All
teachers In the county are required
BY law 10 attend this institute.
A number Of eoiored men Of gpo
Kane have organized the Spokane Co
operative league, n branch Of the na
tiohai organization. having for its OBJ
iect the advancement Of the eolored
race
Il IL reported that there is al un
usual amount u sickness In Collar
especially among children. Scarlet
fewer. shooping cough. diphtheriA and
pneumonia are the prevailing dis
eases.
The John Brown farm. II miles
south Of spFAgue. has been sold 10 c
l., oieea and = 4, Dent Of Spokane
Tor s2z,ieo The farm consists OF !. go
acres and Is located in shat is known
As the Gresham wheat belt
Following quickly on a seasationa
raid made last week by Sheriff Doasr
~hefein for the hrst time in ~ year,
every gambling house In Spokane va,
closed but one. zach uf the onendIns
Institutions got busy the neat day. re
stored their layoutS and resumed ope
/ raliuns
FV~ huHdrrd cattle will be shlppot
about The end of the month 20 the bis
Adams county ranch belonging 20 Ii,
waila wallA live Stock company
THIS gill make 500 head on tho ranch
2oo hasinE been bought With IN.
ranse last February. when the dea
vas made
Rain oontinnes throughout the Pa
lo'sse oountTY and business is unusu
ally aull In consequence. as tho road
arv Ia such bad oonditioH that traVe
By tram Is diacult and disAgrceablc
The oouatry IL thoroughly soaked. bu
the rasn continues and farm work Is \
. standsiul
The body q George Shaw. wbo wa
druvned In the Columbia river nsa
San Poll last summer. has been dls
covered BY an indian about 10 mile
bolu~ where tho drowning occurred
The Identification oi tho body Ii pos
tive Anoshcy body vas found eom
tine aEo and VAS buried by bis rcls
lives on the superstition that II va
ahaw
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
PLOT TO KILL ROOSEVELT
LENA DoxHEIMER SAYS ANAR.
cHIsTs FORMED ONE.
One Of the WouId-5e AssassIns Met
Death In Paris and Two Poisoned
Themselves In Ameriea-Among
Other Assertions Is That Several
MilIionaires Were co-conspirators.

New York, Nov. 20.-Mrs. Lena Dox-
heimer, who says that until she be-
came a member Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church at Hoboken two
years ago, she was associated with an
anarchistic society OF that place, and
whose mental balance is questioned,
Is reported 10 have related to the
Mothers club and the pastor OF her
church a story Of alleged anarchist
plotting against the life Of President
Roosevelt.
According to Mrs. Doxheimer, there
has been in the last four months three
persons assigned to the task of IRE
moving" the president. One OF these,
Frenchman named MeIove, she says.
she persuaded to return to Paris,
where he was killed by a street car.
She processes to believe that he put
himself in the way OF death In order
to spare his relatives the humiliation
OF regarding him as a suicide. Ac-
cording TO Mrs. Doxheimer's state
ment, the assassin's task was assigned
to man living in Avenue B in this
NNNss "Ac lev uAyn AAACE uAcu VI
poison. self-administered. The last of
the three designated for the murder
ours work, Mrs. Doxheimer alleges, was
Mrs. Schroeder OF Harlem, who also
ended her life by means Of poison.
Mrs. Doxheimer asserts that among
the plotters were several millionaires.
Her conception OF what constitutes a
millionaire is indicated by her state
ment that these men owned houses"
Mrs. Doxheimer says that recently
she has been under suspicion Of her
former anarchistic associates and that
they have followed her and her hus-
band from place to place, so that they
have requested the protection OF de-
tectives.
Rev. Charles L. Meade, Mrs. Dox-
heimer's pastor. will make no state
ment regarding the socalled confes-
sion
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Electric Train Struck Freight.

Chicago. Nov. l7.-one man was
killed and a dozen men. women and
children more or less seriously in.
jured In collision between a
Western avenue electric train and a
Chicago. Burlington q Quincy freight
train at the Eighteenth street cross.
ing
The motor and trailer, which made
up the electric train, were crowded
with passengers and II seems a mira
Gle that 50 many escaped instant
death.
The dead: Hugh Curran. passenger
on the streetcar.
A mistake Of the fiagman at the
crossing was responsible for the &C
cident-
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pNnamlted 4 saloon.

Helena. Mont. Nov. 20.-The hotel
and store Of W. J. Giles & Co. and the
adjoining saloon OF w. T. Hines at
Jefferson Island were badly wrecked
by dynamite. according to report
just received here. A heavy charge
OF dynamite was placed against a win
dow Of the saloon building and ex
ploded. II wrecked the building and
stock OF liquors. and blew OF the front
porch with such violence that Il was
hurled across the street.
Mrs. Giles. mother OF the Giles Bros.
was sleeping in the hotel and was
thrown out OF bed by the force OF the
explosion and quite seriously injured
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viii Claim Damages.

Nelson. n, G.. Nov. 1.-THE Kooic.
nay Reclamation Syndicate. a Scottish
company. which IL ondeavoTing 90 70
claim by dykinE 1900 acres Of rich
soil a, the south end Of Kootcnay lake
has run araIns; severe snag. In the
progress 81 tho work they diverted
large stream which formerly emp,ied
into the Konteuay river, The stream
now runs In American territory for
nearly - mica, travorsing large
number Of cultivated farms. the own
cru Of which claim severe damage has
been done. and are preparing to prcs'
their grievance al Washington.
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A Branch to Coast.

President Mellen states that II Is
the intention Of the Northern Pacific
to build. in the near future. an exten
sion along the north bank Of the Co
lumbia river to the coast. Another
branch contemplated for the ensuing
year, and which is now being survey
ed, will extend from the Columbis
river to Yakima. crossing the Cas-
cades by way of the Cispus pass
which has an elevation Of $500 feet
This line will open up a large are'
Of land that has been hitherto un
settled because OF lack OF transpor
fntfon
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EInht tha EIour rrunt.

San Francisco, Nov. 15.-After bring
ing proceedings which smashed the
salt trust. United States District AZ.
torney Woodwork has gathered ma
terial and forwarded Il to Washington
which Il Ia expected will influence At
torney General Knox 10 order immedi.
ate suit against the socalled Pacific
Coast Flour trust.
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BIG packing HOUSE FIRE
ARMoUR's PLANT AT SIOUX CITY,
IOWA, BURNED.
Buildings Covered Four Acres Of the
stoekyards, and Were Valued at
ooo.ooo-Totaliy Destroyed-Exaet
Cause unIonown-50o Men Thrown
Out Of Work by the Fire.

Sioux City, Ia, Nov. 17.-Armour &
Co.'S packing plant, which occupied
four acres OF the stockyards and waf
valued at 100000. was totally de
stroyed by fire which started on the
second floor OF the fertilizer building
and is thought by Manager Lennon u
have been due either to spontaneous
combustion or TO an imperfect drier
The loss is partly covered by S721 ,00C
thrown out OF employment by the fire
Within an hour afuer the fire was
discovered by a Waterman six streams
OF water were being thrown upon the
flames. which were cutting the fertil
iZer building. 120x60 feet, and fouI
stories high. but the pressure was in
adequate. The floors and contents OF
the building burned like char. The
roof soon fell and the FIRE burst
through into the beef-killing house. Al
the same time the cattle chute ignited
and in FIVE minutes fell with a crash
Once in the beef-killing house. the
flames began TO dance madly. From
this house to the oleomargarine build
ing was only step. and when the oils
started to burn, the fire presented 9
most spectacular appearance. The bis
beef house. containing 500 carcasses
next caught fire and the whole plant
except the hog house, was a lake Of
fire. The roar was terrible. The coun
try for miles around was lighted up
Suddenly there was a terrific deto
nation. followed quickly by another
then another. Twenty-four drums Of
100 pounds Of ammonia each exploded
before the reserve supply in the am
monia cistern was reached. That ex
plosion almost razed the entire plant
The flames were blow through the fire
wall which separated the hog houst
from the other buildings. The hos
house contained $500 dressed hogs
100000 pounds of pork products
Steadily the fire crept against the wind
and through the ONCE building. No
scrap Of paper was saved.
When the last Of the ammonil
drums was going OF. a burning chute
fell on a bunch Of live hogs and theii
squeals were added TO the appalling
chorus. After the fire got good head
way In the hog house, the shops. chick
en- packing plant. ice houses and icS
runways and smaller department
houses were consumed in quick sue
cession-
The terrible roaring continued un
abated. the high brick walls crumblet
and crashed one by one and the con
hagration gradually ate its way
through building after building. IN,
fire department was helpless. as III
apparatus was inadequate. The pres
sure was hardly strong enough Il
throw water to the roof OF the porl
house. When the walls Of this depart
ment burst. the fremen played thei
streams on the buildings until day
light. The fire burned all day and thii
afternoon there was another terrif,
explosion. which threw bricks anS
pieces Of iron for hundreds Of yards
No one was hurt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
rwrErYFovR MILLION BUSHELS
Conservative Estimate Of Washing
tons whoa, Crop.

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. i2.--''i believe
tho estimate o. the 1909 wheat crop.
rocuniiy Published. ia much too low. %
says State Grain inspector Arrasmith
The pshllshcd asBros place the yield
% tho state % Washington al $1,000.
90 bushels. have no desire 10 pad
tho figures O, this years crop. but ]
am satisfied tha; $4,000 600 bushels Ia
a vory conservative estimate"
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ashnnI Teacher suIeIdes.

New York. New. is.-Dread OF being
summoned 20 answer TO charge OF
roughly treating one Of the children
az her class ia supposed 20 have been
the cause Of the suicide OF Miss Cel'a
Fs,leaon. a public school teacher, VINO
died today after drinking carholic acid
MIss Estieaon. who was 20 years OF
age. was the daughter OF Chicago
merchant.
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Adam,, MCGOWAN RsmarkabIe.

Rossland. n. c.. Nov, l9.-Robert
Adams the victim OF the shooting at-
fray at the International Hotel on No
vember Z. has made a remarkable re
oovery. Although shot through lungs
and liver with a bullet from a IL re-
volver, he recovered in 10 days sum.
GENTLY 10 leave his bed and walk about
the hotel. Now he Is TO all appear
anccs a we'll man. although somewhat
emaciated. Such rapid recovery from
serious gunshot wounds are rare in
the annals Of surgery.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
choIera casea In Manila.

Manila, Nov. lS.-The number Of
cholera cases is increasing In this city
and the spread OF the disease is caws.
ing some alarm, There are on an av.
erage so cases daily. The Runston re
serve hospital. the casual camp at
Santa Mesa and Bilibid prison are now
included among the places infected,
Should the water supply become In.
fected a general epidemic is consid.
erred inevitable.
The reports from the provinces show
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
Harlan Buckles nanned.

Elizabeth. KY, Nov. librarian
Buckles. who was sentenced to life
Imprisonment for the murder OF Rob.
ert l. Reid. deputy marshal, was
hanged by a mob. The mob consisted
Of 75 men, some Of whom are sup
posed to have come from Larue coun-
ty. Buckles was taken TO the court.
house yard and hanged to a tree.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
MAJOR HAYDEN rs DEAD.
Highest ofiieer of Masonic Order Of
Washington.

Highest offieer of Masonic Order Of
Washington.
Seattle, Wash, Nov. 17-in the
death Of Major James R. Hayden the
Masonic order loses its highest Officer
in Washington. Major Hayden was
nearly 20 years sovereign grand in.
spector general for the supreme coun-
ell OF the Ancient and Accepted Scot.
fish Rite for this state and Alaska
Major Hayden was also a member
Of the Loyal Legion. and was a past
commander Of the Grand Army of the
Republic. For a long time he had been
cashier of the ePople's Savings bank
here. His sudden death was due to
pneumonia. Major Hayden's eldest
son. Lieutenant John r. Hayden. U.
S. A, is stationed near San Fran.
cisco.
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rhIevea stoIa aiss. GOO.

Lisbon, Nov. 21.-Thieves have bro
ken into the underground strong rooms
OF the banking Arm OF Pelurinho and
have stolen a sum OF sl66.000. One
Of the clerks Of the bank has been ar
rested in connection with the robbery
The frequency with which such rob
berries have occurred recently is caus
ing great alarm here.
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CLEVELAND saloons Closed.

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov 1.-THE ave
police captains who are TO be retired
on January by order OF Director
Dunn were showing how TO close "a
looms in this city Sunday, Thirty ar
r,~,s were made M TO midnight an
unusually large number. A policeman
was stationed At the entrance TO every
prominent downtown saloon and no
ON, vas admitted.
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The Fires at Fort s.ev.ns.

Portland. Ore. Nov. 20.-A special
from Astoria says: A story which
comes in from a reliable source is to
the effect that a detective. supposed
to be Samuel Simmons of Portland,
arrested the three soldiers who are
suspected Of attempting to burn Fort
Stevens. During the past year no less
than three mysterious fires have oc-
CURED at the fort and all Of them were
supposed to be of incendiary origin.
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East Helena Burned.

Helena. Mont. Nov. 1S.-The suburb
Of East Helena is burning. A high
wind is prevailing. The fire started
in the center OF the town and will. It
is said. consume the entire place. The
plant Of the American Smelling & Re
flning company Is not in danger. It
being across the railroad tracks from
the town.
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soil, chlnaman,. Head.

Victoria. u. C.. Nov. i7.--l.ook Den.
a Chinese tailor and hessee Of the Chit
hese theater. had his head split with
a Ratchet a. he slept He will prob
ably die. His assallant stole 800 from
hiding place beneath the bed. which
eives the impression that the assail
ant was we'll acquainted with his vic
tim, who has been an invalid for some
time.
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nn.r n.n.ral. No, COMING.

brussels. Nov. 2i.-Generals Delarey
and Bo,ha have decided to abandon
their proposed tour to the United
stats General Delarey, In an inter
Wow published here, says they intend
% ra,uru 10 South Africa 20 meet Colo
mai Secretary Chamberlain at IRE
toria.
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n.ara Refused to be Shot.

smedes. Miss, Nov. 1s,-President
Roosevelt's bear hunt in Mississippi
has ended. and he has not even shot at
a bear. The last day Of the chase was
simply a repetition OF the three pre-
cedIng days. 80 far as his luck was
concerned. Try "a the hunters would
they could not get bear within range
OF the presidents rife.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
A WAVE OF LONDON CRIME
Murder Trials Numerous, Suicide
Prevalent.

The protracted coronation reioicings
have been succeeded by q wave OF
crime. Accounts of murder trials and
stories OF other tragedies fill the col
umns Of such papers as report those
occurrences and to the long list OF
criminal cases now proceeding some
new tragedy is added almost daily.
Suicide also is unusually prevalent
The murders are mostly confined TO
the lower classes. Much interest has
been evoked this week over the recent
stabbing case in which a young wo.
man most deliberately killed a mem.
Der OF the stock exchange on the street
in the busiest section of the city.
Another case that has attracted
much public attention is the alleged
murder by burning and stabbing Of s
servant girl by an evangelical preach.
er at Person hall, Suffolk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
Yerkes Gets Royal Consent.

London. Nov. 21.-Royal assent has
been given TO all the bills relating to
Charles T. Yerkes' tube" railroad
plans for London. The bills providing
for the construction OF the roads cover
an aggregate OF 100 miles OF under
ground and surface tracks.
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The Garretson furnace OF which such
great things were expected when II
was installed at the Crofton smelter'
ON the British Columbia coast, seems
10 be a failure so far as treating the
Crofton ores 10 concerned.
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At a caucus Of the Iowa republican
delegation to the next congress. held
in Des Molnes. II was decided to sup
port Congressman Cannon for speaker.
Massachusetts, is also for him. and
New Hampshire. too.
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To Be Rebuilt at Once.

Kansas City. Mo-, Nov. 17.-C. W.
Armour Of the Armour Packing com.
pany. stated that the plant at Sioux
City. destroyed by fire last night,
would be rebuilt at once. The new
plant will be much larger and finer
than the one burned. The company
will, in the meantime, remain in the
market, the cattle purchased to be
distributed between Omaha, Kansas
City and Chicago.
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TO GOVERN LABOR BODIES.
Plan Modelled After That Of Nationa
CONGRESS.

Plan ModeIed After That Of National
Congress
Should movement inaugurated by
the Colorado State Federation OF La
Dor be favorably received ~ labor feb
erations Of other states. national con
vention OF delegates from these or
CARNATIONS will be called to meet in
Denver to consider and act upon the
plan Of the Colorado federation. which
has for its object the adoption OF a
system Of government modelled after
the national government Of this coun-
try.
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Perry IL Arrested.

Boston. Nov. is.-rA new move was
made In the slugger case By the is'
suance Of warrant charging George
l.. o. Perry. the negro. with the muir
dor Of Agnes McPhee IN somervills
on tho night Of October ;.
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ST. VINCENT IS UNSAFE.
II May be Necessary to Abandon tn,
island.

island.
London, Nov. z1.-The governor Of
the Windward islands has sent a dis
patch to Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain in which he says the prospects OF
the inhabitants Of the island Of st.
Vincent are blacfer than they have
ever been. He believes that George
town will have to be abandoned, while
it is doubtful if any part Of the island
is out Of the range Of danger Of La
Soufriere. which he describes as this
terrible volcano"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
Ashes Of coIumhua a Rest.

Seville. Spain. Nov. 20.-The eere.
mony OF depositing the ashes OF Chris
TOPPER Columbus in q special mauso-
leum was carried out in the cathedral
here with betting solemnlty.
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A.. MoIInes,,x m n.kota.

Sioux Falls. s. D.. Nov. 2o.-Mrs.
Blanche Chessbro Molineux has ar
rived here from New York. Mrs. Mol
ineux refuses to be interviewed. but a
friend says she has come here TO estab
lish a residence.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-11-22
wheat Report.

Portland-Dull. steady: walla Wal.
la, 6S67Oc; bluestem. 72h674c; val
ley. zoe.
Tacoma-Unchanged; bluestem, 74c;
club. 69c.
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Pocatello. Idaho. Nov. 21.-Herbert
williams has committed suicide by
blowing his brains out with revolver.
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The sugar on satAn's pills may be
very sweet, but Il Is very thin
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WORLDS NEWS SUMMARY
CULLRD PROM ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCHES.

A Review of Happeaings In Roth
Eastern and wsstean HsmispheEes
DnTiag the Past wsek-NationaI
Historical, Political and Personal
Events TerSely kxDounded.
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when religion ceases to 20 to ser
v,oa 4, will run TO superstition.
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piscELGaNEcus

CT EARANCE SALE e Homer and otk1r
fancy psgeors ard %aE1Tz F151,-ls-
Prices. 80 70 s PEP pair. CAL z1ter 8
o-cicck On Saturdays Il :. A8exsEelsr.
lzs5 Waco Svs71e- lEtlx
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HOUSES Foa RENT

FOR RENT-New 5-roolu. furnished cot
tage, me piano IS Asthewso1 avenue
Inquire IS Winnie building. lfi-tf
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FOR RENTAL S-room, modern house.
close IL. north. Inquire rooms and (.
Wine building i4e-tf
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Business locations on rail-
road switch:
Vacant 81 feet in block south of
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Co, 81, 900.
Vacant 3l4 by l40 feet. north of Kellogg
street, between Rock Island and Santa
Fe railroad, Santa Fe switch now in,
$500.
Vacant 20 feet, on fremont street, adj
joining Mattress factory, south Of kei-
Iogg street, $500.
Vacant 50 feet on fremont street, ad-
joining Wichita and Western railroad
$500. STEWART & BURNS.
1879 su- we-fr-su-4t
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FOR RENT-NiBe-room house. modern.
with barn. 7es :. Topeka. -.
Eive-room cottage. with barn. lis s
Water. So ANCHOR TRUST CO.
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