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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
MISS MUNRO ARRESTED.
Charged scith Speeding "4"to She
Was DriT1ng.
G. c. BOLDT CASHES BAIL CHECK.

Charged with speeding her automobile at rate
of sixteen miles an hour Miss Norma l.. Munro
daughter Of the late Norman l. Munro, the pup
Usher. of No. SO Central Park South, was ar
rested last night at Thirty-sxthst. and Fifth-aVe
by Bicycle Policeman Rensselaer,. Miss Munro VIII
appear in jefferson Market court this morning
There were four IN the party. Miss Munro
young she said was her cousin, ana TWO
young me1. Policeman Rensselaer, says he was
standing at Twenty -nnth-st. and Ffth-ave shortly
before o'clock when he saw big maroon colored
automobile running north in the avenue at a rapid
rate. He also noticed that a woman acted as
driver AS the automobile passed him he jumped
on his wheel and followed It. He took out his
stop watch and timed the speed of the automobile
from Thirtieth to Thirty-irst-st. He says that it
was going rate of between sixteen and seven
teen miles hour
Rensselaer, says he called out to the driver to
slow down. He says that attention was paid to
the command. Miss Munro said later that she did
not hear the warning. Rensselaer, followed the
automobile to Thirty-sXth-st. ard Fifth-ave., where
he succeeded in bringing it to stop Then he
placed Miss Munro under arrest. The young woman
steered the machine to the West Thirtiethst- sta
ton
The two young men in the party Immediately
offered TO secure bail for Miss Munro. but she
turned to the sergeant and asked:
How much cash bail will you accept"
Five hundred dollars" said the sergeant
There not that amount in the party. so Miss
Munro asked for a blank check, which she made
out for $780, payable to George c. Boldt, proprie-
tor of the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Munro gave the
check to of the young and asked him
to take it to the hotel and have 1t cashed. While
waiting the arrival Of the cash Miss Munro was
taken to the matrons room. but was not placed
in a cell.
In about fifteen minutes the young man returned
with five yellow backs" OF the denomination of
$l00- Miss Munro called out and with look of
relief she deposited the cash with the sergeant
She was then released. The party then re-entered
the automobile and rode away.
Last night was not the first time that Miss
Munro and her big automobile have figured in an
arrest. Several months age the young woman
with two young and another young woman,
were speeding In the machine in Harlem, Wnen
Bicycle Policeman Hanlon arrested of the
young men who was guiding the machine. He was
taken to the East One hundredth-and- twenty h
st. station, where Miss Munro went his BOND,
giving the premises at No. So Central Park South
security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
SHYLOCK IN HEBREW.
Jacob Adler Appears in the Merchant of
Venice with an English Support.

Philadelphia, May s.-The experiment OF a dra-
matte performance with Hebrew star. delivering
his lines In his own language, supported by an
English speaking company, was tried tonight for
the first time in this country at the Academy Of
Music this city by Jacob P Adler. who appeared
as Shylock in the Merchant Of Venice" The
Academy held a large and enthusiastic audience.
Among the spectators Mayor Weaver and
many prominent citizens Of Philadelphia MIR. Ad-
Ter received an ovation MS entrance and at the
conclusion OF each act he was compelled several
times to bow his acknowledgements. The popular
verdict seemed be that his representation Of
ShyIoc entities him to place among the serious
stars.
After his engagement in Philadelphia. his tour
will include Baltimore. Boston and NeW-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
ANTI-PLATT CANDIDATE.
Assemblyman 0utterson Announces That He
Will Run for State Senate.

Utica " Y. May 9 (SpeciaD.-James A Out
terson of Carthage, for the last two years an
Assembyman from Jefferson County and wealthy
paper manufacturer, will be candidate for State
Senator from the Jefferson-Lewis district Senator
Brown has incurred the displeasure of Senator
Platt because Of his stand in the Senate and there
will be strong effort to defeat him for a re-
nomination. The Carthage Tribune Republican
paper announced Mr.. OutterSon'S candidacy to-
day It is stated that Mr.. Outterson has received
many letters from Republicans all over the State
urging him to become q candidate. He has strong
following and is the head of of the largest
Industries in Jefferson County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
sCHERMERHoRN's DRIVER ARRESTED
Charged with Speeding Auto-0wner and
Wife in Vehicle.

Lewis Martin automobile driver. of No. 203
West Thirty fourth-st., employed by George J.
Schermerhorn lawyer, of No. 2 East Forty
fifth-st., was arrested yesterday for speeding his
automobile in Central Park West between Sew
enty-second and Eighty-ffth SITS. Mr. and Mrs
Schermerhorn were in the automobile
Martin was taken to the West Sixty-eighth-
ST station and admitted to bail. According to
Bicycle Policeman Bedinger the automobile was
going at the rate of fifteen miles an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
ABOUT COLONEL sTANF0RD's REATH.

Sap Francisco, May (SpeciaD.-Regarding the
death I'm New-York OF Colonel Asa Stanford, broth
er of Leland Stanford. Mrs. Jane l. Stanford said
that Colonel Stanford could have died in desti-
tute circumstances reported. More than this
Mrs Stanford declined TO say. except that she was
surprised at the report that Colonel Stanford whom
she believed TO have been unmarried. had left
widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
BROOKLYN WOMAN BURNED TO DEArr

While preparing dinner for her husband who is
a stationary engineer. at their home, No. Ill AdeI-
phi-st., Brooklyn yesterday afternoon Mrs. Jennie
n. Shaw badly burned that she died an
hour later in the Cumberland Street Hospital
Mrs Shaw was alone at the time and II is not
known Just how the accident happened but IL ia
believed that her dress caught fire while bending
the stove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
THE aEv. MICHAEL J. coRpukE.

St John n. B.. May s.-The Rev. Michael j. Cor
duke head OF the Redemptorist Order OF priests In
this district. and formerly rector o, st, Peters
Church died to-day. after lingering Illness. from
cancer OF the throat He was fifty-four years Of
age and born In Ireland Father corduko
came here three years ago from Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
BELIEVE MAN WAS MURDERED.
Boys Discover Body in the Morris Canal
Bullet Wound in Head.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Paterson, n. J., May 9-The body Of an un-
known man about ffty-hve years old, and weigh
ing about Do pounds, was found in the Morris
Canal this morning by several boys. An au-
topsv indicated that the man was murdered.
A bullet wound was discovered in the back OF
the head The body has not been identified
The man was slightly bald, wore dark steel
gray coat and waistcoat Of heavy material, and
dark trousers He wore scapular about his
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
BECKEAM NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
at Kentucky Primaries Hager Succeeds in
Fight for Auditor.

Louisville. Ky, May CsreeiaD.-Governor J. c.
". Beckham gwen the nomination for Gov
ernor again to-day by an overwhelming majority.
Holm c Hendriek withdrew from the race q few
days ago iut his name was left the ballot and
he got s few votes. Samuel ". Hager won the
nomination for Auditor over John chenault. This
p-aF the race in which interest taken and
he orlv one in which a fight made The issue
ms within the party and entirely local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
EVERY FRESHMAN SUSPENDED.
At Syracuse University Students Had Used
Paint and Dynamite.

Syracuse May 9.-The freshmen Of Syracuse
University last night painted their numerals on
college buildings, exploded dynamite, ripped up
and burned three blocks Of sidewalk and COM
r,itted depreGations to property in the neigh
horbood of the university. Chancellor James r.
r,, s,,sne,,ded to-day the entire class until all
traces of last nights rowdyism are removed"
The freshmen are busy at work repairing and
settling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
OBITUARY.
Ex.cONSUL GENERAL kOSER.

Berlin May s-Ex-Consul General Koser. who
for many years represented Germany In New-York.
died Yesterday Herr Koser recently filled the post
OF chief OF the Emigration Bureau or the Colonial
Society, and mainly responsible for the large
German emigration 10 Brazil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
GET REALTY TITLES AS GIFTS.

william Il. Dodge has made gifts OF title TO
parcels at RiverdaIe Grace II. Dodge and Cieye-
land II. Dodge. The properties irregular in
size
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

Next time you are around Broadway and
9th st. come in and ask the lift man to run
you up to our workshops. 1t will be well
worth the while to see the craft of tailoring
at its best. You will find the largest and the
most modern plant in the world. After you
have looked bit, you will better appreciate
the intrinsic merit and absolute perfection OK
Arnheim makings. Sack suits, single OF
double breasted-made to fit right-choosins
of $50 imported fabrics-to order SEQ.
Send for samples, measuring outfit and sea
of fashion plates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

JUST REMEMBER.
One matter not forget to-day is 10 Is
over those Little Ads. of the People,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
ARNHEIM
Broadway & 9th Street
WANT JUDGE SWAYNE IMPEACHED.
Florida Legislature Calls Him Incompetent,
Negligent and Disgrace

Tallahassee. Fla. May 9.-The Florida Legislators
to-day passed resolution asking the FLORIDA dele
CATION In Congress TO work for the impeachment
of Judge Charles Swayne. OF the Federal Court for
the Northern District OF Florida. The resolution
charges that Judge Swayne is Incompetent. nesi-
gent. extravagant. a nonresident and dissraee
20 the state of Florida
spirited debate took place In the House. but tne
resolution passed. 20 to 10 II is charged that whsA
Democrats We're trial for alleged election frasds
Judge Swayne told the Sheriff 20 summon none qua
true and tried Republicans for jurymen
The little advertisements In the narrow
columns look small. but the Offers they rep
resent are, i'm some instances As big -
houSo.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Poor wneat Reaches Tacoma.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 2--lne most
hopeful OF wheat dealers have now to
admit serious damage TO the crop
from the recent rains. For a month
the receipts Of grain have averaged
only 40 cars day and in the last few
days there has been coming to town
the damaged wheat and its extent Is
found to be alarming. While smut In
the wheat is not necessarily fatal to a
high grade wheat when 1t shall have
been cleaned. the addition of water,
softening the wheat and fixing the
smut causes it to be classed as Re
jected."
Wet wheat, musty wheat and
bleached wheat are arriving in serious
quantity. In one OF the warehouses
it Is said one third of the wheat be
ing received is thus damaged. In 9th
er warehouses, where the receipts have
contained some wheat harvested
earlier. the proportion of bad graiI
drops to a fourth OF the whole anC
sometimes a little less,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

Word has been received at Chicago
az the sudden death Of Henry J. VII
ing, one OF the pioneer merchants Of
Chicago, at Jefferson. N. H., recently.
Mr.. willing was at one time connected
with the arm of Field. Letter @ Co.
A hundred foot ledge OF tin ore Is
reported to have been discovered near
Lost river, in the Cape York district.
north Of Cape Nome.
Judge Sweeney of Manila, in SEN
fencing Dominador Gomez 10 20
months Imprisonment and q fine Of
$4,000 for founding seditious organi-
ration, asserted the fact that out OF
some $4,000 collected by the Union
Obrero only $4,000 had been account
ed for by Gomez. In addition to this
he had sold in the concern. knowing
very well that the union was insol
vent.
DIR. John Huston Finlay. who lef'
the faculty of Princeton to accept the
presidency Of the College OF the CITY
of New York. has been installed II
that ONCE, a notable gathering of col
lege presidents and other men o.
prominence participating in the in
stallation ceremonies.
The executive committee OF tn
Minnesota State Federation of Labor
at a meeting, decided to raise $1,000,
600 for the benefit Of the -four mil
/ strikers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

TWO MIXERS KILLED.
Powder Magazine Espisdsa IN Mari
rnatN dire.

wallace. idaho Sept - Al an
early hour 10 the mosutas tsu mthTFs
WrF. Instantly allied an4 ts9 otasfs
we're lnlusrd BY tbs aeeilsatal g
ploaiou q an asaer Eruuad p"Wd~f
.maEazlnr A. .gWer t4hnrt 10 ut
The Mammoth mtHs. beg yhe s9~as
"a Gem aal H4fHr
The two mra allied aFu Charles
r sroat aa4 ~ Wib6 A elarr aaapA
ilrAlrn. ~OeNng saoft 4istAaee
away. hai AA afm 5ryacn Aa3 Bic
companion vas also srtcrrlT sH! lfrt
TIE two allied wvep ltrsA.ig tofu ca
atoms rhr largest pircc x ettA~s
found Was t1ut. watch bad h~9g tafu
"a the les closes go Tbs ANKLE Al
the grmaius ta4a4 u both ths min9rs
oaly Oiled thsra poaare botrs
Tue magAklao vas located sun- 4is
tance underground AMI au0asA pe~
der IL kept tbesr tlr th~ days usr ia
I the loNer tanacl ~ gae mlte asgera
bo1rs In al. rhs exc m.arfs aefr
sr~n t1 eater th~ uasaEiaa asa a tss
minutes ,ates the teaes4I etpsustat
shook HE mlh@. The eEast sluse d
the rEg.os.na NiN Hsfor h~ aaowa
but H. is Thought Rh~ ss-rs preo en-
/ gagged ia astarHlpE rage t9 tae tass
ana ln ermptaE lgo s' tar eapa
exploded. capHsE tBv powder lp es
I 9lads also
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

chicago. sept. "a ksgefa ~
housu plant 10 gks Uhltsd asaea
Threatened ulth a ,iesP ~ go
strike 81 busehsrs and &AHassa
men tar tbs aFss tire Ia has
ess sbn nwnefa yield 10 asn
he AmaiEamAsaa Msstrwtiss
butchers wofsmea es AmefsA
ths packers are wiillaz 70 ~
Nasps asked. a hsssh ia ae6
has arisen over the deaan4 =
packers that The hasehass
their amount II uuFs EVER t@ls I
butchers In the euansry has essa
81 TO sose on the demand q - -
srs and useetinws wfII b seaa e
purpose throughout the epaaiff
The vote shall Re uHtavusaeiA
likely a general strike will y afss
affecting more than opaa wtA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Alaska Boundary Debate.

London. Sept. 30.--The opening Of
the third week Of the session Of the
Alaskan boundary commission found
D. l.. Watson Of American counsel con
tinuing his presentation Of his case He
concluded at 1925 p. m. after speak
ing four days. Lord Chief Justice Al.
verstone expressed the appreciation
Of the commissioners. saying
Thank you for your very powerful
argument"
Then. at the nod from the chief
justice. Christian Robinson. K. c.
arose and commenced his speech In
behalf of the Canadian claim.
Mr. Watson left the hall looking
greatly fatlgued after his prolonged
effort.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
TRAM Flows rro svsasrr
kills Five % Parry o. Merry
makers

Philadelphia. Ust IA merrY
parfg composed ~ about t41zH pce
aons waa rHe Iysa BY passenger
train ar sharon }ftl s~8ra euse sastA
1f ibis ~tsy 90 tA~ Philadelphia ua}ts
MORE 3 Washington railroad. ki8ias
ars aal Ialsupk fbrsr otsr7s Tbs
dead
David Farrea sr aged % ysaes
David Farrou Dr.. aged ~. Jsas. W
brown James Brown. aged q. Jaas
clark
The accident occurred ln front ~
The sharon lIt.l station While tee ga
~ Was vastiuE t1r traJa There
had been a family reunion At me Par
ron home and several members u
ID" Farrpo family had accompanied
The guests fo the station The lamo
stn accommodation f5r wbirh the pas
~ vas waiting usually passed tho ata
ton on the fourth track This vas
known 10 some 90 the party AMI
when the train vas heard coming IL
20" distance nearly every one passed
over To The third Or fourth tracks
B"for" any ono could sGye a waruln,
the accommodation train came rapil
" down the third track and plaws.
into the group
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Suicide at snokane.

Spokane. sept. 30.-F'earful that her
husband would desert her and wearied
Of life Mrs. Blanche Russell. % years
old, committed suicide in her apart
ments in the Montvale block at Spo-
kane Mrs Russell had been III since
she underwent an operation in this
city over year ago. Since then her
Ill health has made her Respondent
and frequently she said to friends that
she was tired of life and that she was
better of dead.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Fire Chiefs Elect Officers.

Olympia, Wash.-Vancouyer. b. C.,
was selected as the meeting place for
the next annual convention OF the Pa
cific Coast Fire Chiefs association,
which has closed very successful
session in this city. The cnoice OF
Vancouver was unanimous. no other
city presenting a claim. OMcers for
the ensuing year were elected as fol
lows.
President, Chief James Smart Of
Calgary, N. W. T.; vice presidents
Chief J. II. Carlyle Of Vancouver
Chief J. E. Brown Of Vancouver. Chiei
J. E. Brown Of Vancouver, Chief Fred
Fl. Kelley Of Wallace. Ida; Chief
Withee Of Pendleton. Ore. secretary
Fl. w. Breyhurst Of Seattle; treasurer
E. r. Raymond Of Olympia.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
BRITISH CABINET ACQUISITION
LORD MlLNER SLOW IN MAKING
UP HIS MIND.
Newspapers Report psarth Of Flrst
Class Statesmen In Conservative
Ranks-5aifour ls Supporting 5rod-
eriek to Remain In War offiee-MIl'
ner Don't Want to De Party Leader.

London, Oct. Premier Balfour
and Lord Miner had three hours
conversation. During the course OF
the afternoon the premier also saw
Mr. Richie. who resigned the office of
chancellor of the excheQuer; Lord
Eshcr, Lord Cromer. the British agent
in Egypt; Ian Mcollom NJ. F.. and 9th
er politicians.
Nothing has yet been divulged re-
garding the personnel of the new
cabinet.
Five thousand tickets. representing
the full capacity of the hall. have been
mailed for MIR. Chamberlain's meeting
at Glasgow. October s. The wide
spread interest in the event is demon
strated by the lact that applications
for upwards OF $4,000 tickets were
received.
II was authoritatively stated that
an official announcement Of the com
position Of the reconstructed minis
try need not be expected before the
beginning OF next week.
| A prolongauon OF the ministerial
crisis seems likely. judging from news
paper comment. to still further dis
credit the government. 1t had beer
taken for granted that Premier Bal
four would complete the reconstruc
ton OF the cabinet before going Il
Sheffield to deliver his long expecte'
speech explaining mis- fiscal policy
which Is due on October l. 1t Is nov
seen that that is impossIute. and th'
apparent waiting for Lord Miner
decision Is commented on in eonsef
vative as well as liberal papers, a
emphasizing the dearth OF FIRST elias
statesmen In the conservative ranks
A large section OF the unionist part
Is FESTIVE under the report that MI
Balfour is supporting Mr.. Broderic
in the latter's determination to renal
. in the war Office.
Lord Miners reluctance to acceE
Office Is attributed among other rel
I sons TO hesitancy to commit llnse
; as a party man. 1t ls said that he d
: sires to hold himself aloof from part
politics Another point made by IN
liberal papers Is the absence OF a r.
sponslble chancellor of the excheuue
{ at the moment that the country is e
D periencing a serious financial crtst
p needing the presence OF stron
b finance minister. The alarming d
cline In consols and other SILT edge
v stocks Is attributed largely to n
Z - a.
5 debt as the outcome OF the Soui
n African war and the settlement
a South Africa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Linton Would Raee.

Chicago. Sept. 30.-'If could find
designer who I was certain could
beat Herreshoh, would build Sham
rock ~. and challenge for the cup to
morrow am retaining Shamrock
ILL.,, as You can see that am in hopes
of finding such a designer. intend
to keep after the cup until get 1t, :
These we're the statements made BY
Sir Thomas Upton recently.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

Berlin. sept. ss.-Ths cItg =
len will open on October !. - ~
institution for The care Of afss Z
On the continent. Patients $50
examined as To their sanity =
diagnosed as curative. and 80
unfairly submit TO q regime q -.
tul living. such a. farm wUFh
viii have good. moral sarres .a......
and must pay As cents . aay. -
may stop three years 10 ne
tlon,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
SECURITIES cHEAPENED.
Good Stocks Slump on Exchange
Millionaires Dropped Fortunes.

New York, Sept 2s-The sacrifice
Of gilt edge securities by capitalists
who had bitten on too much explain
the continued break in stocks. Phila-
delphia and Pittsburg were particu-
larry hard hit by the slump in Penn
sylvania, Steel and General Electric
Traction millionaires dropped fortunes.
1t is rumored they turned over more
large blocks OF stock to the Rookie
fellers. Amalgamated Copper was al
fected by open cuts of a quarter to half
cent a pound in crude copper at pri-
vate sale. The Rockefellers are APP
parently utilizing various devices to
keep the ball rolling downwards. The
Standard Oil banks today were calling
large loans, thus forcing a sale OF
stocks. Some think these hnanciers
are using the money called in to buy
stocks. A clash is reported between
these commercial giants and Morgan
The pressure against Morgan stocks
particularly the steel trust. in which
new low records were mate today has
increased the luminosity against tha
| banker Morgan tried supporting Ms
| stocks for a time, but succeeded poor
/ w
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Fire in indianapolis.

indianapolis. Sept. 29.-Ftr9 broke
out soon after midnight In the Ave
story plant OF the Daggett candy com.
pany. on Georgia street. one Uf the
most valuable buildings In Indian
apolis' wholesale district. One man
was injured In a collision bet Nesl a
streetcar and a fire truck.
The loss to the Daggstt company
building alone is estimated at s50,0
The fire was not under control at 2
O'Clock
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Accident at sumpter.

Sumpter. Ore. Sept. 2s.--Frank
Weircy and Sam Sheridan were in
iured by a blast in the Bonanza mine.
ney had set a shot at the bottom of
the shaft and rang to hoist the cage,
but before 1t could be raised the
blast exploded. with the result that
both men were badly mutllated. al.
though not dangerously. All had mi
raculous escapes from death. The
cage was blown to pieces.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
Major Samuel Hay KILLED.

Pittsburg. Sept 30.--Major Samuel
W. Hay was killed by falling from
the fourth story Of the Arrott building
through the elevator shaft, to the
basement. making a drop Of six
stories. Major Hay was a veteran Of
the civil war. During the Spanish
war he was commIssary on the STATS
of Major Generals Young. Davis and
Wheeler.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

FOREMAN. Mont. Sept. ao.- Il
Ave pounds Of dynamite. % ~ ~
Is feet Of fuse were stolen tfvm
structiou camp at Chestnut 80 =
lleved the robbery was colnia'Nsss -
the same gang that has stolen ! -
mite elsewhere IN the state - A
mItted dynamite outFages al
Northern Pacific railroad.