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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
erewers strike ss,,l.a

Tacoma. Wash. May s.-The brew
ers strike has been settled and -
years contract entered into sndlu,
Way J. 1905 William Virgea. rsprs
Sshuhs the brewery proprietors Of Ia
coma. Olympia, Seattle. Everett and
Whatcom and the representatives %,
.ne brewery employees. comprising tn,
brewers engineers. bottlers and drly.
eFs' arrived at an understandable
1ne agreements formulated by ths
master brewers being the basis Of the
r'SIusSIon' Some concessions. %.
pec'a'iy as regards the hiring OF men
the laying on Of men and tho nav ,or
overtime. were made by the maat,r
brewers. ''"7'''
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
ELECTION AT SPOKANE.
L. Frank Boyd, Republican. Won Out
Against Big Odds.

L. Frank Boyd, Republican. Won ou
Against Big Odds.
Mayor. Frank Boyd, republican
155 plurality.
Comptroller Floyd l.. Dagget-
democrat. 1860 plurality.
Treasurer-M. II. Eggleston, demo
crat. 1895 plurality. with one precinc
to hear from.
The New ceuneiImen.
First Ward
Leonard Funk. democrat. first term
C. B. Koontz, republican. second
term.
Second Ward
Fred E. Baldwin. democrat. arst
term.
John Gray, democrat, second term
Third Term
DIR. G. T. Doolittle. republican. uu
expired term.
Joseph H. Boyd. republican. frs:
term.
A B. Baines, republican. second
term.
Fourth Ward
Joseph B. Lindsey. republican and
municipal league. first term.
j. t. Snyder. republican, second
term.
Fifth Ward
Fred Pearson. democrat. first term
N. s. Pratt. democrat and municipal
league. second term.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Old Feud Renewed.

Lexington, Ky. May IA telegram
from a member of the Hargis faction
to ex-senator Hargis. at winslow
said that Belvin Even. who was talk
ing with Marcum, who was shot by an
assassin in the Breathitt county court
house, recognized the murderer. Even
positively refused to say anything
about the shooting. except to describe
how they were standing when the
shots were fired. The belief is that
the Cockrell-Hargis feud Is now re-
opened
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
IRAN INTO EXCURSIONISTS.
THE FLYER KILLS TWELVE Pee
PIE AT DETROIT, MICH.
The Dead and Wounded Are Mostly
Polish People From Toledo, Ohio
They Were Waiting for Train in
the evening When a Train Comes
From the othsF Way.

Detroit. May 5-A day Of merry
making and celebration BY 1900 Polish
c4cuFsIOHlsts from Toledo vas brought
to close by a tFighJfui catastrophe
al the corner Of Cahneld and De
quludre streets al 50 o'clock u
hight. ia ahich at leasI seven seEe
Killed. The excursion vas given -
Lake Shore railroad The excursion
Ials left the train at the corner II
CaHnsll aad u-quindfe streets Ia the
n0rplhg ahI NeFs greeted by a Hun-
Der OF local PUlea AMI Polish societies.
uhO escorted the visitors 20 IL
lozephat's church An entertainment
Nas held later al naFmohlA hail
About ; O'Clock the visitors began 70
gather again al the corner u Cannel /
Ani DequlndTe streets to tAkr JAelg
train back 10 Toledo.
Both the Lake Shore aHd Grand
Trunk tracks run ouI from the Bgush
street station on DsqulndFe street
-Four policemen stood al The cora -
u Cannvld aud sndeAyofed 10 keep
the sIcuFslonlsts fFun cf0pdlhg
through the gates cato the Irack D.s
spite their Efforts. hundreds efaslsd
under or over the gates Aad sab 81
DOM tho dark tracks ~ await the
arrival OF their tFaia. Which could os
se.n comins Slowly from the stagloa
Probably TOGO persons ssre scattered
along tho tracks tuf tuo blocks salt
Ing 10 board tho Lake Shogr o4cuf.
sion traln and secure seats II "a.
ohly gc~ blocks d1wa the track
creeping carefully al5ag
suddenly from u1l % the darkness
came tho Grand TruaA Chicago Nsa
fock express. knDsa as the Paa
American Flyer II pl5Wea through
the mass x p~opir. thrupIng them 10
both ai4va u the gFaeE. bruised ani
matmca. and griadlrs a humbsg u
th~m undvr th~ wheels Patrotun an
Fired Schaltz JoAa Bynaa a prutnta.
cut .5ea. Pole aaa numbers u oth.rs
"a1 "cer a. the crossing. assert that
IN" Flyers Whlatir was rot hlgun nor
was tA" brlI ringing The Flyer vas
'a"r Sri and stopped IA quickly a. pos
'i5i" AMI 1a krd tp the aesne Of shs
rataatrgpn~ where tor two btucRa
the track was covered with tnAnsled
AHi dyIak propls Pour % tho dad
were killed outright and tho Others
He'd aftrr being taken To the hospitals
IN" tracks are very aArs be'ow Gao
h~ld street. aaa lanterns bad TO b
brought luto use 90 and the victims
\ usikhborlng coal once. several
houses and the Eatuman's ahanty at
the crossing we're made Temporary
hospitals. and the vound-i worv car
ricd lnto them until tho ambulAacs-
arrived n srw moments latsr gv.ry
ambulance la the city was called %
the scene and the injured wrr- soon
under. the care OF surgeons IN ths
hospitals
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

largest on record for that month since
the establishment OF the ONCE. The re,
ceipts amounted to $306.399.
Word from Ell Orc. Mexico. an,
nounces the death of Augustus Sahl-
berg. the multi-millionaire mining man.
at that place. Sahlberg went to 81
Orc 10 years ago from Montana.
Uncle Dan Yancey. who has lived In
Yellowstone park for 80 years, and
whom President Roosevelt visited on
his trip there. is dying of old age. He
is 70 years old. He is one OF the most
famous characters Of the place and q
noted hunter.
Major r. X. Evans, adjutant general
U. S. A. for the department Of the
Columbia. is now out on a tour OF in
spection of available sites for an ea
campment of the regulars stationed al
Vancouver and the national guards OF
Washington. Oregon and Idaho.
Foreign Secretary Lansdowne has
proclaimed British Monroe doctrine
in the Persian gulf and has practically
notified the competing powers that an,
attempt on their part to establish :
naval base or fortified post in those
waters means war with Great Britain
Trouble is brewing among the farm
ers of Bitter Root and Missoula and thc
Farm Laborers' union over the scale
OF wages demanded by the union. Til,
farmers allege they can not pay 81. 81
for nine hours and compete with farm
ers OF Washington. Idaho and Oregon
The mail stage from Coos Bay tC
Roseburg. Ore. was held up and
robbed by two masked men recently
between Camas Valley and Olalla
The three passengers on board were
compelled to get out OF the stage and
line up. While one OF the robbers
stood guard with a rife, the other re-
ceiyed the money and valuables from
the passengers.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant, 25 years old
daughter OF Treasurer James s
Sturtevant Of the Medford Cooperatiy.
bank at Medford, Mass, was shot and
killed at her home recently by an uu
known man. who attempted to rob her
rather as he was returning from a bank
meeting with a satchel filled with
checks and money. The girl stepped
between her father and robber and re
ceiVed the shot The assassin then
jumped upon his bicycle and escape
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
FISHING SCHOONER WRECKED
RAN ASHORE IN DENSE roc NEAR
WHALE COVE.
Fifteen Of Her Crew, including the
Captain, Were Drowned Vessel
Passed over Ledge, Struck cllff and
Fell Into the Ssa-Three Reach the
Shore-others Cling to Rigging.

Canso c, b. May S.-The American
fishing schooner Gloriana, Captaia
George Stoddard Of Gloucester, Mass.
ran ashore last night during a thick
fog on the cliffs at Whale cove, near
White point lodges, and 10 OF the crew.
including the captain, were drowned
out OF total OF Is.
When the Gloriana struck the ledge
she passed over the outer ones. but
brought up on the inner reef. but.
ted against cliff OF rocks and then fell
on into the sea. When the vessel
struck the cliff, Richards Leblanc and
Nickerson were on deck and they ran
forward, rushed OUT on the bowspr,t
and climbed up the clifr OF rocks 10 a
place OF safety before a recedlng wave
carried the vessel OF again. Others
OF the crew who were below rushed on
deck half clad and started to lower
the dories. As soon as a boat touched
the water it was smashed into pieces.
The high seas were breaking clean
over the vessel and she swung broad
side on the lodges and commenced
pounding heavily. Lines were thrown
ashore from the schooner several
times, but they were either broken OF
torn from their fastenIngs on the rock
by the surging Of the vessel.
Four Jumped Overheard.
Four OF the crew jumped overheard
and attempted to swim ashore. bu,
they were caught in the breakers. dash.
ed on the rocks and killed In the At
tempt. The others who were on the
vessel took TO the rigging and chung
there while their strength lasted bu,
the enormous seas were more than
they could battle against, and one by
one they were swept away The three
men on the rocks could see their com.
panions clinging 10 the rigging AMI
hear their shouts for help above tho
roar OF the seas. but 1t was impossible
to do anything 10 save them
The three survivors spent a terrible
night on the cliff. When dayug.
dawned they saw one man sim cling
ing to the rigging and uade their wey
to the mainland for help. The shor.
folks hurried to the scene and the man
was taken from the rigging but he was
dead.
The place where the Glorlaua va
wrecked Is one OF the most daugerou,
on the Nova Scotia coast It Ia less
than a mile from where the steam IT
blammanden was wrecked last year
and only half mile from the scAna
OF the wreck OF the steamer Tiber in
February, 1902, when % lives wer. los
The survivors were brought here IN ;
afternoon and are being cared Tor by
the United States consul. They say
that the vessel Is a total wreck. Non.
OF the bodies have been recovered.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
RAILROADS vs. LAsoR.
osrT'si Managers Agree 70 Rssiss
Further Oswanaa

- Hf'WH 0HAFHAF8N
fNtraEo Mar 5 The ganpsal Ma
ayers ass, c'ati1a II Chlraso has Dc
cited 'aA' the ''ss has arrived uh-6
hal' must b railsI 90 tar donasas
81 ah"r organizations Thla n1ariu
slnH Eas r'acfed at uaspttns whlea
iasf7d ta' ush today and ulll uaanabs
"a'T have marked sT"rt upas fagars
a"a''nss 80 railr.ads wlth labor oreaA
isations u Has stated at the rnastins
thai mani u the railroads sore aatss
'ni1iaE a. high AZ so demands Tor IN
creased W'E"a and that a large psupse
ton OF fssse demands cann fraa.
classes ut shoy whIch bad boon sattls.,
Nlinir Few mpaths proptously
Ia undCrs' cd that boards Of 4iy.-t,r.
urged or ny Stockholders o, s.v.,.t
OF the bic systems. have iasiatad a.,
Increased wage scales have r,s~h,.
limit be'vouc which their maaa..
merits will no: be- permitted IN a,
Ih' nEh y agreement vas not made
there va" tat understanding thai
" mere WIS no a speedy cessation AZ
'sb"r demands every railroad in Chi.
caFo "ou . stan together In rsfuaip,
- grant further Increases
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Death Of Bishop I,ur,,.

Washington. May s.-Blahop John
Fletcher Hurst OF the Methodist Epis
copal church died mere. with tn
bishop when he died were his daughter
Ellen and son. Lieutenant Paul
Hurst OF the Third infantry. who ar
rived only few hours before his faith
er's death. He was stricken with parn.
iySis In London last september. a year
ago. when attending tho educational
conference, The news Of President
Mchinleys assassination prostrats,l
MIN and the shock brought on rapldIv
the decline that finally ended in HI.
death this morning
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Public Deb, Diminishing.

The mOathIy statement u the publ,
debt shows that At tho rlasr % bust
ness April 30. 1903. tho total debt Iras
caah In the treasury amounted to g1Is.
9J5,Als, decrease as compared with
April /. 1902 Of 1855 Tho debt +,
rs'raptiulatrd az fotlgwA latpr.st
bearing debt. S3ttbtl 400. debt on
which interest has cpaard since me
turity. 81 2Joo50. debt bearing no in.
teres'. tlssIoo 1855. total. gt3l.sst.
sos This amount. however, does not
include Is9592s $50 In certificates and
treasury notes outstanding Tho cash
IN the treasury Is rlassllr a. follows
Gold reserve. $3.50. 600 900. trus,
funds. 19a 1850 general tuad. gtss..
'S9lil. In national bank dspnaltorisA
'5o.1'9.I7l. in Philippine treasury To
credit Of United States dlshursiuK Of
aocrs. t1,5ss.i30. total. si.ss7.7s a.isl
against which there are demand Ilabil
tiles outstanding amounting To sSss
1895 which leaves a cash balance on
hand OF t575. s2s.is7
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Suicide at Spokane

Spokane. Wash, May 7.-DesDond.
ent after period Of heavy drinking.
o. j. Warren committed suicide b.
hanging himself at SPA Madison
street Monday night. Warren was a
Mason and leaves a wife and family
in Cuba, N. Y, where he Is prominent.
ly connected. He is a butter and
cheesemaker by profession and was
employed for a time at the Hardwood
dairy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Investigate Frauda.

Victoria. B. C., May 6.-Disclosures
OF W. G. Wells, chief commissioner Of
lands and works, on Saturday before
the committee investigating the al.
legged wrongdoing in connection with
land grants to the Canadian Pacific
railroad in Kootenay resulted in ad.
journment Of the legislature for 4
week to enable more evidence to be
heard In the inquiry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
FEAss At FRANK. ~ W. T.
AnsthsS Side 10 EHpsStsa-Psopis
Move.


FraAk. Y w r. MAY t-ogiaioas
are divided aHa1as The haaafai u p~o.
pie les Frank a. ~ wheghsF a.
Jsh~r FOes silsix ts probable. cAisf
EhEiaess MeHrnFy u TIE Cahaaian
Fafine az a0ahers that fF0a observe
tty-s Iakt q al Turtle Es9aAgzia an,
Thsf slide GA The eastern side vas
possible rh~fv l. Jet ~ nafks4 10
ltcsth5as e ahsshes slide Thrrs -
40 rAet1rfErag Drus thns= COO arcguFss
ait19uEh II nN1 stlas sh0ald @eraf
~o1id probably eomBlSgo the -
sgfuetlaa u FsAHk Practically onlg
tA0~s svmaiH IA traAk ~ho are 10
tai'rd b' The Tolles. sngiaeuriaE ~
otter du'tea
AT pto desired vsFs takes fsoua
fraaE Ia tdlaeeng g8phs bY q sgseiAi
grais chartered ~ shs government
Mf Mctip4ey II rnEinssF % the snIifs
syasrm % the CanaAian iaeine. ana
va fprri- riY rhirf rngiar1s % TIE
Great SrfthsFn tts 10 cuasl Iusra al
vasihScr great ability an4 sls saFu
lnzr viii hAvs great setFat Maay
believe 'tAi ervu II ghrgr sh9ala %
no fafth~y rucs slides ,ho Teas II sarA
a '"Turr"4rr ~ii Fsoseas farther op
ura'iuhs ~ th- TT q Turtle mnaa
talF and az -ssui to the abAs4oa.
m"n' ~ t'AHe - a tpaa Thls wuata
nrr great loss the lavossra ln,oFansa
BS-'ns cst r. af-d - 800 900 The astus
vas sell equipped a=i tho cpmpaay
hat hTit cottages and b1Il3lnEs on .
SUPERIOR ran e Il a1uhtfal u msn
ar b. iHl4roi To- llte Ia thea. Al least
Tor a fln.~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

Na'i'p"lI Mont May "a ds,sn
p''pi" we're injured in a wreck an th,,
,,''a' northern express No naar
Troy Two NJ tho victims may an.
,.., ,''.' '' I'arny, in charge Of tn,
'@ ~, was badly cni about tho head
no cause of tho wreck was Al.
~ '"'''' 10 defective switch in ths
"''' 'nd ot tho Yards. which was iaft
, up'' The engine passed safely ovar
an, ,t'" switch. but tho baggage car
darailed "e's
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Spokane to Roosevelt.

Spokane. May 6.--1he general com
mittee In charge Of the Roosevelt re-
ception have decided that the souvo.
Mrs to be presented to President
Roosevelt and his party when they
come here May 2s will be green onyx
goblets. An onyx vase will also be
presented to the president for Mrs.
Roosevelt.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Jailbreak at eo1emar Mr.,

Butte Mont, May 6-wth a non
Ah'ie Tor pick and his fingers for 4,
shovel Mike Ryan. arrested nm +,
e"".se OF burglary. dug his way on,
OF tho Gallatin county Jail at Roc
man. He escaped by a mira,,, 80,
on'y his wit saved HIM Tho sbcrfT
afterwards a. found he had boon prayley
begun. "' AA1
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
More Slides at Frank.

Blairmore, N. w. T.. May 5.-SmaIl
slides have been coming from Turtle
mountain at intervals during the past
30 hours. Monday morning the largest
rock slide at Frank since the first dis.
astrous one occurred, causing much
uneaslness among the handful Of Of
ficials left In Frank.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

Toledo Ohio May Actor Ms,.
nonrn" AaopuWoll and his manager
francis Courtney. recently spent /,
nlsh' In tho county jail in dafaul. of
'''o bail each on a charge Of fraua
preferred by Thomas Hart former
manager n MacDouel
Marion S'oCkade. q years Of are /.
prominent Dixie farmer. died AT a Wa,
~ "a'la hospital recently from the 81
.,, IS o' q sHnsbo' wound in tho rtsat
, .',''. evidently inflicted With sulcidsl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Accidentally sho, Herself.

North Yakima. Wash, May 6
Miss Anna Spencer. the IS year Old
daughter Of II. b. Spencer the West.
ern Union manager Of this place. was
accidentally shot while out fishing Sun.
day afternoon with her brother. jay
Spencer and a lady friend. Miss Olive
kaine. Her recovery at this time Ia
considered doubtful.
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Was Acquitted

Lorain. Ohio. May Father FsrJ,.
nanu "alser. arrested last Saturday
morning in connection with the mur.
uer Of Agatha Reichlin. was brought
10 this city tonight from the county
iail at Eiyria and discharged from
the charge Of murder which was
placed against him at that time
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Twenty Lives Lost.

Norfolk, Va, May IA collision At
sea, that cost the lives Of 20 or more
people and the sinking Of the Clyde
steamship Hamilton, occurred be-
tween Winter lightship and Fenwick
island lightship, ON the Virginia coast.
at 4:4O O'Clock In the morning.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Strike at Cumberland. q. r

Cumberland. b. G.. May 1.-TWO
hundred and forty miners are on strike
Tor union recognition and reinstate.
ment OF union officers who have been
dismissed. There Is great excitement
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Must Not Join N. NM

'rand Rapids Mich May g. MOI,
, a,,s y, inc Chicago Turn Hegirk wbe
"D'F Inc laws n the ordor mus, NV,
,,,,.I', members or any state mlIi,l,
~, pursuant to a resolution adoptod A.
hero WI" convention
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Mad Mullah R.nnls.A

Alden, Arabia. May 1T IL rumored
that the Mad Mullah recently attacK.
ca British column at Galadl somall.
lahd' and was repulsed with heavy
loss. The British also suffered caa
siderable losses.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Reelected Mayor Of Omaha.

Omaha, Neb.. May Frank T.
Moores, republican. has again been
elected mayor Of Omaha for the third
time. having beaten his three oppo.
nents out with about 1000 plurality.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
PYthlana AZ inlfan

B Colfax, Wash. May 6.-The dlstrIr,
Of the Knights of PythIaa
was held at C9lfax Wednesday
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
MeNeY Won Elnht

Los Angeles. Cal. May Sam Ne.
ney' the colored Duglllst. knocked out
MA Carter In the nth round tonight
1t appeared to be Mcvey's fight ali tho
way through.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

Chicago. May Chinese are flock.
ing TO Chicago to take advantage ~
this golden opportunity to engage in
the laundry buslncss
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09
Fatal Accident a, Ymir. q. G.

Ymir p. C., May IA fatal accident
at the Wilcox mine stamp mill re-
suited In the terrible death of Will.
lam Salmon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

'''"'s'' Louise Has = Daughter.
indian. bavaria May s-princes.
Louis" N ssEouy has given bi,,b a.
daughter ''e" "'''h 70 q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

zine { IN HeaF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

Federated Trades Of PoFtiana a.
leeta.

Portland Ore. May s-lR deelsrsss
It's purpose 10 defeat BY FelSEehaam
vote If ~ ssibls. the state appFopsa.
ton Of 5000 900 for the Lewis a.
Clark exposition Of 1905. the fsdesalsl
tFsfes assembly of Portland has daah
what noN appears 10 be . death hAaw
TO the faii project. The directors X
the saiF leld conference this aftas
no N bsh'Hd closed doors and aeciasa
10 stop al s0Fk Of preparation aka
all eRpsn iiiaHes u m0nsy pendlag e.
teFmtqathJR ot The referendum mattss
II the state appropriation shall 81 e.
'eated on referendum vote. thea So.
pension u the wOrk ordered TODAY usn
* maze permanent u tbs aeti0R K
the legislature shail be sustained ~
the people work Siii be resumed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

rhe resolutions VI the Eedsgatea
rates e0uaeii says that property owa
els have raised Eshls. sawmllis h4Fa
raised the FFlee II iathbsE aha Asse
hol raised wages. painters and esf,
p~alcrs b Te bS~n refused an aavaaea
"a pa tnt eOsG u liTihg gsneraIly has
Increased and as the fair. as they ean.
ceiss. ~i.i be a ceIFinsns 10 the SeEk-
las maH. hey call GA osganizoa l4bas
10 So It's baH u disappFoVal % ghs
project
Ae@uFdtis IN nsEIAs5sa approved kF
the buildings aad EFOaRas e0mmigtee
al this msstiag Il sas ihtsEaed 10 81.
psai HOt eSs IA-h tlO. 90 Immediately
on TIE fair gr0anas In Haaking im-
psoT1a1ats " a a0Fv We lsas psxma
aoh, character.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-09

cotton last year "'''h OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
HENLEY REGATTA
UNDER CLEAR SKIES
Delightful Weather Prevailed
During Day Of the Final
Trials.
fRy Associated Press.l

HENLEY. ENGLAND, July 9.-Delight-
full weather prevailed during this, the
final day of the Henley Regatta. There
was not sufficient wind to affect the
choice OF stations. A very large crowd
OF people was present to witness the
finals Of all the events. which were re,
served for to-day. and which resulted
Grand Challenge cup-Leander beat
Third Trinity, Cambridge, last years WIN
ners. by six feet, after an exciting race.
Time, minutes and 9 seconds:
Ladies' Challenge Plate-Magdalen Col
lege. Oxford beat Eton by length.
Time. minutes and 80 seconds.
Thames Challenge Cup-Trinity College,
Dublin. beat Kingstown Rowing Club BY
a length. Time. minutes ana y Sec
The Silver Goblet and Nickall's Chal-
lenge Cup-Victoria Rowing club, OF Ber-
lin. beat Kingstown Rowing Club by II
lengths Time, minutes and 10 seconds.
Visitors Challenge Cup-Unlversity Col
lege, Oxford, beat Magdalen College. OK
ford by length and quarter. Time,
minutes and % seconds
Wyrold Challenge Cup--kingston ROW
Ing Club beat the London Rowing Clut
by a length. Time, minutes and Is sec.
Stewards Challenge Cup--Third Trinity
Cambridge, beat the Netherlands Rowing
Club by two lengths. Time, minutes anc
seconds.
ley I4eander Club, the holder. beat A
j. Beresford (Kensington Rowing Club,
easily. Time. minutes and Al seconds.