The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-05-02
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A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.


Events Tersely Told.
Japanese papers state that Russia Is
increasing her squadron in the far
east.
William X. Vanderbilt and Mrs. An
ma Rutherford were married recently
at st. Marks church. London. The
officiating clergyman was Rev. r. II.
MADDEN
New York inspectors assisted BY
members of the Boston police force
are pursuing Investigations in Boston
in connection with the New York bar
rel murder mystery,
Colonel Davis Of Little Rock, Ark,
signed an act Of the legislature max
ing it unlawful for nonresidents OF
the state to hunt or FISH at any season
of the year in Arkansas
There is in contemplation a forci-
BILE joint protest on the part OF Great
Britain, the United States and Japan
against the Russian demands in the
matter OF sovereignty OF Manchuria.
A New York life insurance COMPANY
has, through its Pennsylvania agency,
issued to Rodman Wanamaker. son CT
John Wanamaker, a policy for $1,000
600. The premium on the policy will
be $4,000.
Jerry Goodwin shot Thomas p Blue
and son. William Blue. at You Bet.
Col, recently. Thomas Blue is dead.
and William is dying The shooting
was the result of an attack made by
Blue and his son upon Goodwin.
The Berlin government has been in
terpellated by members OF the center
party regarding the killing OF an ar
tilleryman named Hartmann by Naval
Cadet Hussener at Essen on Good Fri
day last. because the former did not
salute the latter properly.
Brigadier General Manning. after an
engagement with the Mad Mullah's
forces, has relieved Colonel Cobbe,
near Gumburru. Somaliland. As miles
westward of Galadi Arabia. About
1000 Of the Mullah's men were killed.
The British loss is not known.
By direction of the secretary Of war,
Judge Advocate General Davis has ad-
dressed a letter to Brigadier General
Funston refusing his request for a
court of inquiry to investigate his con-
duct in the Philippines. He says 1t
is not necessary. as the subject had
been settled
Passengers on a Burlington train
were held up and robbed of $1,000 re-
Gently as the train was leaving the
Burlington union station In Lincoln.
Neb. The train has been robbed three
times within 100 miles OF Lincoln. The
robbery last fall netted $4,000 to the
men who did the work and no trace
Of them has ever been found.
The governments OF Prussia and If
the grand duchy of Mechlenburg have
decided to eKpel the Mormon mission
aries, Of whom there are lis In Ger
many and 30 in Prussia. on the ground
that they are propagating a form III
religious belief incompatible with the
laws Of state and public morals. and
because pOlygamy is not excluded
from their doctrines.
Minister Conger, from Pekin. has
cabled to Secretary Hay a synopsis If
the demands made upon China by Rus.
STA respecting control of Manchuria.
This account agrees precisely with the
full and accurate press report of Rus
sia's last coup from the Chinese cap
ital. Secretary Hay will take no ac-
ton in the matter until he has com
municated the facts to the president
and has learned the Iatter's wishes.
United States Senator Bailey OF
Texas is receiving congratulations in
recently having been paid a fee If
100000. John Kirby. the Industrial
king" Of Texas. recently determined to
reinance one of his larger companies,
operating in the pine forests of south
eastern Texas. and employed Mr.. Bail
ey to assist in enlisting New York r.
nanciers in the enterprise, his compen-
sation to be a fee and commissions
amounting to 100000. The negotia-
lions were successful.
Ross Perry. the attorney for Mrs.
James N. TyneT, whose husband has
been summarily removed from his po-
sition as assistant attorney general for
the postofice department under rath-
er sensational circumstances, called
upon Attorney General Knox recently
and talked over the case with him.
He made to the attorney general sub
stantially the statement that the pa
pers taken By Mrs. Tyner from the
safe in her husbands ONCE were alto
gether personal. but they would be re-
turned when called for.
President in Iowa.