The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
TELEGRAPH NEWS SUMMARY
SoLLEo FROM ASSOCIATED
PRESS DISPATCHES.
Hs"le" Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western HenIspheres
During the Past Week-NstIonal.
Historical. Political and Personal
Events Tersely ToIe.

eN~AAAg anu uEI tiki
arm broken.
James n. Harlan. attorney general
OF Porto Rico. has called on the presl
Gent and rendered his resignation. &c
lake effect April 30.
William ii. Mexican, who for near.
" ~ years was editor In chief OF the
Public Ledger. died at his home in
fhllAdelphia al the age OF IS years.
There are 1913 trusts in the
United States. representing an aEgre.
gate capitalization amounting 10 near.
" one-seventh OF the entire wealth
Of the United States.
An extraordinary number Of fires
nave been reported in Vienna recently
n various country districts of Austria.
hungary and Galicia- The authorities
suspect that the fires are Of incendiary
origin.
The London Times Monday morn.
lag published two dispatches from
New York which, IL is announced
we're transmitted by the Mareoni sys.
lem OF wireless telegraphy. The dis.
catches contain about 100 words.
arrears OF taxes amounting TO about
ab1,oOo.VO0 have been cancelled ana
overdue taxation. exceeding $4,000.
ooO, which the peasants owe 20 the
Russian district authorities, has been
assumed by the central government.
II develops that the dead man found
al Prosser recently fell OF the east
bound limited train. He was stealing
ride His name is Fred Remelow Of
Springfield. H.. and he had worked on
the Northern Pacific as 4 section hand
Al Wilkesbarre. Pa. IL is reported.
me Woodward mine. operated by the
Delaware. LackwAnna 4 Western Coal
company, which had been idle for
some time, viii resume work. THIS
ooillcry employs about 1900 men and
boys.
Tao companies Of Macabebe scouts
signAily defeated the main body OF
san Miguel's force recently. II is be
liev@d San Miguel was killed. Lieu
tenant Reese was seriously wounded
The scouts lost three men killed and
had II men wounded.
Two hundred lrlshmen. whose feel.
ingR had been outraged by the per.
foTmanee Of "McFadien's Row Of
Fiat" At New York theater. rose In
their seats recently and pelted the
performers with rotten eggs. rotten
vegetables and fruit
Stanley county. South Dakota. has
. murder mystery. William Kunnecke.
sheep raiser whose ranch is SO miles
out on Cottonwood creek. is in Jail
on a charge Of murder and the dis.
membered body OF Andrew Demler Is
al Fort Pierre awaiting interment.
President Dan Mcdonald and Sec.
rotary Smith Of the Western Labor
Federation have issued an Official call ,
Tor the sixth annual convention of .
that organization TO convene in Den.
yer. May S, and continue until all bus.
meas has been completed.
The doors Of the Montana peniten- ,
.iary were opened for Henry Grab
horn. who il serving \ life sentence. :
The governor recently committed
sentence upon the peti.
ions he received Grabhorn was con. .
ricied 81 murder in the second degree
n Bcsvcrhcad county In 1887.
The Fcrnic coal mines strike is at !
IN end, as a three year agreement !
las been officially signed. Negotia. A
ions were protracted. and at one time ;,
settlement seemed remote. but con :
-iliation committee succeeded at last. =
Work will he resumed at once \
I, is announced at the war depart. q
nont that the following officers OF the !
Irmy will be promoted and retired
With the grade OF brigadier general
lpon the retirement Of Major General
=. Hughes, April II. when Brigadier
General J. +. Wade will be promoted
o the grade OF major general; Col. !.
mel w. 2. Gross. Thirtieth infantry;
colonel J. r. Myrick, artillery corps; =
lolonol J. u. Rawles. artillery corps: !
colonel T. A. Baldwin. Seventh cav. G
Try: Colonel r. II. Bucker. Eighth Q
avalry: Colonel A. Il. woodson. Third r
avalry: Colonel J. A. Smith. engineer
orps: Colonel S. W. Froesbeek Of the u
Judge advocate generals ONCE. o
A remarkable occurrence happened {,
he other afternoon at weiser. Idaho. ~
luring a heavy shower there was a e.
all Of some white alkaline substance.
/ made white spots on everything It
ouched windows were white with 1t.
had a salty taste Just previous to u
he rain a large yellowish cloud was a
bserved in the heavens. Many per. a
ons are Of the opinion that II Is vol.
anic ashes, but where It came from u
! a mystery. "
As a result Of decision by the Mon. .
ana supreme court dissolvlng an in :"
inction by former Senator Lee Man. "
e against the p. A. Largely estate. "
he big Spectator mine has resumed III
perations with 400 men working in
3 depth. The Spectator is one Of the
chest mines in Butte, and has been
ed up in litigation for a number OF "
lonths. ei
Senator w. A. Clark has granted to
is lumbermen In the mills at 10th nj
op. Mont. increased wages and an "
light hour day.
The Seattle streetcar strike Is set
ed. The strikers decided 20 60 back.
Y practically a unanimous vote. Ia
Judge Murphy OF Buffalo, N. 7, al
as handed down his findings In the nj
urdIek inquest. and declared that TIE h