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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

Levens.
Evening Star Rebekah lodge will give a
social hop on Oct. 8 in Odd Fellows
block. corner Fifth and Wabasha.
Unite Hive No. 80, L. O. t. NJ, will
give its first annual ball Oct at Cen
trail hall, Sixth and Seventh streets.
Retail salesladies' and salesmen's
unions will give their first annual bail Of
the season at Cambridge hall Tuesday
evening. Oct 6.
Division No. 2. Ladies Auxiliary of the
A. o. H., will give hop at Metropolitan
hall Thursday, Oct. 10.
Unite Hive No. 80. L. o. T. M, gave
| card party and rattle Thursday after
noon. Sept %. at Central hail. Sixth and
Seventh streets, for the benefit of the vic
TINS of the floods. Prizes were won by
Mrs. 7. Divine, Miss Mccall and Mrs. Nc
Mann. Mrs. Carr won the BARTENDER gcol-
lar that was ratified.
A dancing party will be given by Mime
sofa Council No. 7, Degree of Pocahontas,
at Its hall, State and Robe streets.
Tuesday, Sept. 20.
st. Paul tent, K. O. T. NJ, will enter
tain its members at smoke social to be
given Immediately after the regular week
ly review next Monday evening.
The ST. Paul Tourist club will give it's
first dance Of the season at Cambridge
nall tomorrow evening.
Maple Leaf Camp s31, RIN. A.. post
poned its basket social until Oct. %. Maple
Leaf Sewing circle will meet at Mrs.
Paulson's, Edgerton and Lawson streets,
Tuesday afternoon. Sept. %.
The Confirmants' Union of the Memorial
Lutheran Church will meet on Thursday
Oct. I, at the home Of Mr.. Swan Ponthan,
ia Rose street.
Astoria Council No. 5 will give a card
party Wednesday evening. Sept. 80, at
Woodmen hall, Ninth and Franklin streets.
st; Paul Council and ST Paul Court No.
will give joint entertainment for their
members Monday evening in Elks' hail. :,
The Royal ladies will be entertained
next Wednesday afternoon at the hoHse
Theresa Oelzen will assist.
The benefit bail given by Starlight
camp. r. n. A.. and North Star camp VI.
". A., for .Neighbors Mr.. and Mrs Nc
cided success both financially and social
ly. On the reception committee were Mrs
Cox and Mrs. Penshaw, Messrs. Cashmere,
olson and Rosness were on the Aoor COM
mittee and Mrs. Crawford had charge OF
the refreshments.
The Benefcient Degree of Modern
Samaritans, Astoria Council No. 5, viii
give a card party Wednesday evening,
Sept. 80, at Woodmen hall. -
The Young Peoples Society of St. Sig
fr1d's Church will hold a basket social at
the church pariors Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Warner viii entertasa the
Ladies Aid Society of st. Sigfrid's Church
Thursday afternoon. Oct. 8.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27
CLUBS AND FRATERNITlEs.

Evening Star Rebekah Lodge No. 10
gave card party Wednesday evening.
Favors were bestowed upon Miss Mile
Lavoct. Mrs. A. Gains. Mrs. F. Smith,
Mrs. George Hoffstatter and Mr.. c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

Evening Star Rebekah lodge will give
social hop on Oct. in Odd Fellows
block, corner Fifth and Wabasha.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

Mrs. Henry Scnurmeier left last night
for Dubuque, Iowa, and will return on
Tuesday and will be with Mrs Rose
Schumacher, of Central Park, for short
time.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

Unite Hive No. 33, L. o. T. NJ, will
give its first annual ball Oct. at Cen
trail hall, Sixth and Seventh streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27
18th of October for years travel on the
continent of Europe.

Prof. DR.. Rein, notable
scholar who holds the chair of
pedagogy in the University Of Jena.
Germany, will visit the United
States, accompanied by his wife and
daughter. He will lecture at some of the
great universities of our country. During
their stay in Minnesota they will be the
guests of Miss Amalie Nix, of the Cen
trail high school
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

Maple Leaf Camp s31, R.IN. A., post
poned its basket social until Oct. %. Maple
Leaf Sewing circle will meet at Mrs.
Paulson's, Edgerton and Lawson streets,
Tuesday afternoon. Sept. %.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

Astoria Council No. will give a card
party Wednesday evening Sept. 3d. at
Woodmen hall, Ninth and Franklin streets.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

The Royal ladies will be entertained
next Wednesday afternoon at the honae
of Mrs. Lydia How. $40 Olive street Mrs.
Theresa Oelken will assist.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

The Confirmants' Union of the Memorial
Lutheran Church will meet on Thursday,
Oct. I, at the home of Mr.. Swan Ponthan,
TIA Rose street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

The st. Paul Tourist club will give it's
first dance OF the season at Cambridge
hall tomorrow evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

st. Paul Council and ST Paul Court No.
will give a joint enterta inment for their
members Monday evening in Elks' hail.. i
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

st. Paul tent. K o. T. NJ, will enter
tain its members at smoke social to be
given Immediately after the regular week
ly review next Monday evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

The Benef1cient Degree of Modern
Samaritans, Astoria Council No. 5, will
give card party Wednesday evening,
Sept. 80, at Woodmen hall. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

The Young Peoples Society of St Sig
frid's Church will hold a basket social at
the church parlors Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs Warner Will enterta,. the
Ladies Aid Society of st. Sigfrids Church
Thursday afternoon. Oct 8.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-27

on Holly avenue. Mrs. Laurence
Washington, of Dayton avenue, will re-
turn next week from the East.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
MINING NOTES.

Reports from tho Buffalo HUM
country indicate that tho district Is
fun Of activity.
General Manager Parrish II tho L.
Roi mine returned to Roasland after
a visit at Northport.
10 stamp mill has boon ordered
for tho Snow Creek mine. Grrunhorn
district. says the sumptrr American
superintendent A. C.. Barkr Of m.
Northport smeltgr has returned ,rpn
Seattle. where he had been for m.
past week on business.
William n Kells. a pioneer mining
man OF Republic camp. has taksn a
three years lease Of the Little Coz,
and Mob Hill mines. and has started
work on them.
The Mountain Lion company has 40,
Tied with Ferry county for tia doIin
quent taxes by the payment NJ ovor
$4,000. being 30 per cent OF the dsl,n
qusnt taxes.
compressor plant and a 200 ton
concentration are to be put in on the
Highland Chief mining property in Inc
rihe creek district Of tho Occur
dAlenes almost Immediately.
A rich strike was made recon,tv t.
me Crackersummit group adIointng
the Il. 4 f. near sumpter. Ore Orc
was found in short crosaou, ,,r
from drift to determine tho vtd,h
OF the ledge. This was found ,o no
~ feet wide and the ore carries Iarvo
Quantities OF sulphurets and free VoId
AZ the Hump. idaho. new buIldinr.
are going up and an air Of prosperity
Is shown everywhere. Al concord
"ork Is being pushed The large botI.
er Tor the Ajax Is in place. ana two
!oads OF machinery pulled In todav
when completed the equipment will
DC second to none, and work will
be pushed. WIN VIII
AdViees from New York s,a,o Tho,
an authority in that city saws n Is
true that Charles sweeny Of spoksro
J. ID. Rockefeller, Jr.. GouId ana n,,,
ers have combined 10 control ~
Occur dAlene mines with a componv
ssuing s20.OOO.OOO in stock. Of wb,ob
Mr.. sweeny will be president. This r.
aid to be the outcome Of the op,ion
hr. sweeny secured some time avo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
TRADE REponr

X q Dun 4 90 - wo.sIy usyl.v
Ut Trade says Earnings Of raIl,,s4,
Tor August thus far show an avrrag,
gain 81 - per cent over last v,.s.,
ngHr'A Distribution Of msrrhan51s,
- very heavy. With more lntsTupt,,,
"" HaHc being recorded. and In a..
pcs prices arc steady. Proparaiig,.
''F 'aI trad" arc vigorous. many m.n
p'ae'nFTrs working overtime 10 an I'm
p"''ant orders. Foreign trade a, ,bi,
p"It Tor the last week showed a L.,
:" =. ''''si.o'9 In exports. compared wi,h
,n' same week last year. and ,mno,,,
decreased i2.t27.67s. "
IN the iron and steel Industries The
week has brought no dovsloorno.,. ~ =.
we price situation. but there !.
steady gain in purchases n, piv ,-,.
al'noush the meeting ~ tho ie.d,a-
concerns committee failed :, s-',,s
upon placing new contracts -,
was disappointment, TO soro - ~, "
pective sellers. P'"S
some limos are slightly rscovo,,,.
FAILURES last week numbered 80. =,
inc United States. and in csn.s. ~ =. 70
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES.

A big strike has been made on COP
per creek In the LArdsau country.
A rich strike has been uncovered 90
the Emporium. near the Payne. Ia the
SLOGAN country. according tO the SrF
son News.
The Consolidated Cariboo liydrau
lie Mining companys plant at Bullion
has been shut down on account VI fall.
ure OF the water supply.
There Ia no intention % close dowa
the Velvet mine permanently said
Allan MaeLean Of London, Eng. lOn
don director Of the English company
which owns the RoaaIand mlnc. ~
Gently.
Il is reported al Rosaland that the
Trail amelter has closed contracts tJr
the purchase OF the rntlrr product Ot
the St Eugene ami the sIocah star
mines. The report can not be- vert
fed.
The Giant company Of Roaaland will
make a thorough underground survey
u It's workings preparatory 70 rxtrn
dive diamond drilling High assays
were secured last week. running from
S22 10 s65
Ore has been going out from th.
various Boundary mines The past wurx
To the three smeltera 10 the district
At the rate ot more than 5000 tons
per day. sunday included. the Cranky
mines alone contributing nearly TO-.
900 tons 10 tho total
The fore" at the Athlestan mine. ID.
Gated a mile from the Winnipeg. ia
Wellington camp. has been increased
and II IA expected that the shipments
% ore 10 the sunset amrltsr will be-
somewhat larger In future in cons.
qucnce
Ore shipments from Roasland Tor
the past week are larger than Tor
some time. a. follows 10 Rot. ts3D
tons. Centre Star. 1850 tons. war Ea
gle. 1910 tons. kootcnay. 600 tons
LIE Roi No. 2 $50 tons. Jumbo. $50
tons: Giant, 90 tons. Iron Horse. "a
tons. for the week. $3.50 tons. Tor the
year to date. 232 9s7 tons. The iron
horse shipped again Tor the arst tim.
since 1897
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
MINES and MINING NOTES
SUMNER BRINGS ACTIVE WORK
IN EVERY SECTION.
item, Of Interest Gathered During the
past wesk-New Discoveries In D.
c-cosur d'Alene District Making a
orea. Showins-Numsrous Mining
Accidents and Personals.

II is asserted that John d. hoeAe
Teller Joined the Sweeny lead combine
after he reached the conclusion tha'
the lead interests are more eoheen'
trated than copper or zinc. Offering a
better opportunity for steady pron'-
He has for a long time owned the
Everett smelter. On the Paclne coast
He and Gould have been inFestlsAt'
ing the lead situation since December
The new Occur d'Alene combination
70 be known as the Federal hih'hs
q Smelling company. will produce 90
par cent Of the American output OF
silyer.lead. all OF which is consumed
in this country. and some Imports are
necessary. Out OF a total OF 2ss 900
tons forming the American output last
wear. the Occur d'Aleaes contributed
tsl 900 tons. Less than 80 people are
Interested in the new merger. and
there will probably be NO public oHer-
ing Of stock Il Is reported that the
underwriters will pay for preferred,
receiving the common as bonus.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
"Esr sEssios IN 81. Lcga
Tsa7s AissssiPFi canasssa Cen
oH1ssa.

Seattle Arg ~ IL u ssans
aaiersiunt .haf th~ asss ssssasa {
'ho Trans Nlssissippt cunEfrss vi 4
erti tn ~ tosis dafins ~ wffl
Pair EFhsFa e Krsras. ths suag
raa lraare q MissonrS, vas ma
H'n7s'g elected president fas tM
yrnr WasAinEtna bad rausstGA
\ g. riags x whatruss. bss a s.
net' meeting l. to % hpld Ia 81 ttsz|
thr as7a u VIZ ksruas mss HM1 n
staH' favor
VIZ Illaes vas named A. arst ri
presi3sat Waiter urusham u 81
resfnn whn is presiding over ~ iF4l
cot congress vas elected e 500
wire prustdras Hnn Jobs CaRiee
- Faal thitd vice psssiaeas; c
Booth ~ los Angeles fs@rtA q
president George n tGasYtsas q =
sas CITY was rsalsctaa az tgsaA
and Arthur = Francis II cf|
'Feek. Cote vas reelected sseft
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22

Seattle. Wash. Aug. 20.-fh.
Ieensh annual session Of the ~
mississippi Commercial e0assess ~.
cd Ia Seattle under the m0sg tss.,ss
circumstances. AID the leaders =. Il
session promisea 10 be the larrsr, y.
m0st productive Of good since Il.
ganiEAEion Of tbs aSasBeiati8n. ~
si0ns 4Es held IL = BIG pasih.~
Lsschi para. overlooking the -, !
Lake washiHgtOn. and tie 49,
ever sines the delegates bswan n
rive has besa iaosg pleazaas
The 600 on 500 mea Who nss 4 !.
teadahes tF0m all the states 4
seat assembled 81 the pa4fihea ~.
q cable ride across tbs city an4 i, 4
ssFtaiaea al ianehsoa Ia the sari
YzFiOas excursions ana osker -
EaihmsaGs are planned for The saanss.
u the visitors daFtRx ghsiF staF X =,
sFai days Ia the city.
The ssssi0a The hFsG Gay ~ -
pied largely with tie Eeaains a
gsFs sHa tbs dtseassi0a 90 ~ -.
abl~eta phleh Ihey called tassA. ~
delegates uers vsieomsa 10 ~
and eiIy ~ G0seFn0T tirmFy Men6k
b. Mayor ttumss ~ e<AEGls -
iaass Ta1mAs tiuEke. western nam
sci tJs ghs dFSag SoTtheFH. i ls.sf
u the aaaaafaetaring aa4 cnmmesss
Interests u The aoFshUesG
rhs abs9aes ~ Mr., kiFhY. ia pnal
isAl u TIE congress. s&s Feers6
s,4s his address was seaA b. Teaa na
aF'is,yn. thr bead % shs AeN 0sAsaa
Progressive isaEae. ana sas Faem
stsh sathusiastie esgaAase. seeaasa !
a4sh0s ash TIA senginsemEs.
uas q gks szaat saStktzg sAhnns
q .Ae daT sas that u y a HASA
gsssltsat u gAs t'attsa STATES NJ
aasaelatlga ~ sasnoFssa IA II
teetise btea u lsFsst5shs MeklsssF 4
trscd use hres&alsy II wtter mmi
See declared ghas tae sFsaz Efn
q saamSsvlAt activity 10 sAs am
e trssiaea 50 hs tAs astsnt. AT lsaar
x speftataum as ses u a. ssna
leg geostsas tic sai4 thas a. y
GaaisAstla q EFwsSs Ia tAs laesaAa
srsa1s q dsrsbapaassa ssa sAaa as
I prrsens evils silt ia tl@s ss fsI
by The sasss Erwptk
lirfa~et Straits * M9Asmas q
raitsa States aeaatur Reed aaaarf I
rtaA Wvrs amsas ths sssateFs al
rsah s~aAspe Eata q tAs szaFtsAs
wealth. alssfai. aEsteaissFal Aaf q
I nlAI Il tis state
he sessions q SO epenem
epnsiaus tar shrps #sya ne 4pma
e rpasoli4Atipar ghs Trass9saal
cot gsess Ska sAs Nattasai tsrifs
congress. skbrs Aaa hessa seatm
wlli probably b@ discussed tsmera
Ipha tizfrrts. shs naNfF asae
ainistrg 10 As6paslaA. l. assa AwA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
PANAMA CANAL BLOCKED
TREATY REJECTED BY coLuM-
sIAN GOVERNMENT.
Il Never Expected II to BE Ratified
Columbian Senate Thinks Uncle
Sam 6luffina About Nicaragua
Route-Nsw Military Commander
Appointed.

Panama. Columbia. Aug. l0.-The
unanimous rejection OF the Panama
canal treaty by the senate Colombia
has created a profound impression
here in all circles. The question on
all lips is what will become OF Pana-
ma. The only consolation the 18TH
mians have Is that the rest of the re
public with exchange at a very high
figure and with an upward tendency
will suffer a great deal more. 1t seems
that the government never expected
the treaty to be ratified and il was
not supported at all in the senate.
General ValezzO. an old veteran and
a distinguished army officer. has been
appointed military commander OF the
department OF Panama. II is thought
that the fears caused by the rumors OF
a secession movement on the isthmus
may have Influenced the appointment.
Sensation on the Isthmus.
Colon, Colombia. Aug. ls.-The re-
lection OF the canal treaty by the Co
lombian senate has produced a tire
mendous sensation on the isthmus. 1t
was generally thought that the treaty
would pass with some notifications.
There Is good reason u suppose
that the majority Of the senate re-
gard the Spooner amendment. To build
by the Nlcaraguan route II the PanA.
ma route was rejected by Colombia.
as a mere threat on the part OF the
United States. They are convinced
that the Nicaraguan project Is lmpos-
sible, and that the United States will
again deal with Colombia
The rejection Is a heavy blow 10
property owners here. who have been
investing heavily on the prospects OF
the treaty being ratified.
Reason for Rejection.
The reason given for the rejection
OF the treaty by the Colombian senate,
II Is said here, was the alleged en-,
croachment on Colombian sovereignty.
which It's opponents contended would
result from the treaty This informa-
ton was contained in a dispatch re-
eeived tonight by Or. Herran. the Co
lombian charge from Foreign Minister
Ricos, at Bogota
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
Three or rnE coSvtcra sEEn


riarrrvtllr Cal. Aue ~ Attns
a~T F'rvd trwla ef shis city. who has
been camping a. Failups ssAfloa. usaf
Ih~ summit. In rump any Stth John y
Armstrong. register u the tailsa
States lad ofHrr A. Sacramento. 70,
ports that rvcTatIY thgpv msa. arussl
Nth Winchester carbiues. came tatn
their camp At Philiipa' station an4
stating they bad gone two days wtth
out food. asked tnr sonrthlas TO sat
Tbs women 81 the camp gave then
breakfast. after which tAry t-ft. tab
ing some provisions aWaY vita them
When grttinE their provisions they
stated that they wcro oscaped cor
viets. and that Whlis they woala in
t"ntloually harm no ono Il h could 10
avoided. they uor0 makgas a ssgfks
Tor thrir liberty
Theron. Who vas recognized ,,,-s
picture. caught stght ~ pa~r.,rr
Armstrong Who IN APPEARANCE aa4
'tf" resembles Shorty uapqqi, asA
placing his hand m his revolver IN
q7lr'd lent that tho big sb-rtr -.
They lot by tho glsu Alpine trail
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22

from Finch 4 Campbell Of this city on
a. Mammoth and Standard, The
company il Is said, will also eontroi
the Everett smelteF and the Monts
Cristo mines on Puget SQUAD. Ihs
proisct OF building a smelIer 10 saia
TO be under contemplation
For years miners have been ehdeaF'
ortng by the use Of different devices 70
save the tine gold that Is known TO De
SO plentiful Ia the sand bars OF 'hs
Columbia river. II Is nov claimed
that a system that will save - per
cent Of the yellow dust has besn es'
tablished e. d. Reiter. Judge q IL
Neal both Of Davenport. Wash. and
Isaaes Of lronJon. Ohio. who has
had extensive experience IN the placer
nslds of California. have leased 40
acres OF placer ground from J, >, NO
Bile The ground 10 On the horth side
Of the Columbia river Ia Ferry com
u near Hellsats.
Three hundred feet OF sluiee boxes
have been put Ia and water is pumped
from the river al cost OF " psi
day After a 80 hour run a cleanup
vas made and over $50 worth Of dust
vas secured. As Il vas necessary for
all Of the eresicvz In the boxes 10 I'll
With gold before the surplus e0uld
be secured, the cleanup Is FetnAFka
bic and mining meh state that a great
Industry will spring up all along tbs
Columbia river.
Charles sHeenys original cDsaf
d'Alens mihiHs eohceFH. The Urn piFs
Statr-ldaho company gill be taFnsi
into his rev Federal Mining q smslt
tns company on tbs basis u o. 500 900
The Arrangement tor the SIXTH an
naAt session II the Amssteaa Mtnihz
congress 10 be held al Dead Sos5d. >
-. September Tls arc abOat eunaeAst
ed secretary sha1 9Th BE- here a.
The prrsJral representative q tbs
president aAi uill address the e0a
srvss The governors u Colorado
idaho aHi South DAKOTA have already
secured accom- noaations Tor The aete'
cations from Ehose states.
The steamship Ofeson has arrived
10 Seattle from Som-. carr lag $50
900 tn gold ahI 80 passengers. ne
Or~soa arrived Ia NoAr froaa sraLtte
August g. bat there vas such 4 s,rvas
pina blowing "a shore ani sarh .
heavy curt that abe passrhs gees s~fs
anabir tu ani. aai The vessel bad q
stand iJ miles sat - sra Neat dsy
a lAhling VAS effected ~ m~aas 4 Jk-
small gasoline schooner Flyer Sltty
I've people psre pax % shore tssrthsgs
uiyA 20 sacks u nail
To thr gold arFis 81 Afstea l. a.
place foc a ponr naaa. bat u l. prpygas
A marvel ssr thr rich says FraAA &
Sherwood uho has retururi 10 Beo
taar after sp-nttas thrrs Feass %
The wost coast % Afrira IN the ra pi19
% che Consolidated Cold tIs.as Mla
Ing com panF
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22

Merida. Yucstsa. Avg tn
'sCt ~ the tropical eycioaa IN skii
and ProErpsso we're wIdespFeat =
terrible The wInd commenced D Z
'aFly hours II the Night al -
quickly s1iaed the community. Y
~ little the wind Increased 50 -
It vas tearing up great trees "
roots. blowing roofs away and DOR
ING houses and plantations
damage was done IN q veFy shori
Naturally the cyclone was mose
rihle along the coast. Great tas
we're made to save small vesseh
10 no avail and 20 ~ those Yrs
The port II Prugrssso we're cast Y
the shore.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22

p,' wa.la waIla. Wash. Auv 10
d. n.' ',! wheat vent M 10 * 80
ou 'ne Walla walla market The ,, vusS
among " ,h out have started a war
ov" ,o"s the buyers. who arc ,s,,,s.
q. ono another to secure gr.,n 'A ..
~ S"'al lots The farmers rssr, ~, ~
i'os. even y. At this high price. me >, 20
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
spokans ashasl n..,roreA

Spokane, Aug. 1s.--wuh the q.
TOTAL destruction By Gre Of ths y
coin school building. bstweea
and siath avenues. on IIIIiiaFd ll'
and the annex. which Il 70 OR
complete. the city Of SPOKANE
,alned a loss Of between t1e,oe
'35. 900 and about $50 childrea w
without suitable accomfnoda
when the fall term commenceA
hre started from q match Or ~
cigarette dropped IN the shavins
the noor Of the tool house.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-22
neat1 Of Judae u. |. nIdu.ll.

Hope. Idaho. Aug. 19.-word has
Just been received from CIarks Fork
that Judge II. l.. Bldwell was acct.
dentally killed at that place. where
he had gone to hold an Inquest on
the body Of person killed by a train.
He was highly esteemed by the peo-
pie OF Hope. who, with his family.
will mourn his untlmely end. He was
about IS years Of age.
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eueay Wrecked by s,,..,,.,

con, "|Sa' City. Aug. IA hr,u-
Electric p r,a ny a streetcsr on the
perban. , rarE line. Mile Brens S Sas
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Reason for Rejection.
TURKS LOSE HARD FIGHT.
In Six Hour Battle insurgents Rspuiae
the Enemy.

Sofa, Aug. 20.--A reign OF terror ia
reported to prevail at Uskub. where
the Christian inhabitants are afraid
TO leave their homes. The vail has Is
sued the strictest orders to the Mus.
sulman population to remain quiet and
not modest their Christian neiEhbors.
but the Mussumans meeting in the
mosques have resulted In an agree.
ment at given signal to massacre the
whole Christian population Immediate
ly the first insurgent bands appear
near Uskub. or on any other pretext.
The Christians are terrorized. The
Turkish troops. who are their only
protection. do not show the slightest
disposition to aid them. TeleEraphlc
communication between Sofia and Con.
stantinople Is interrupted. the wires
having been cut between Adrlanople
and Constantinople.
The Evening Post states that
band Of Bashi Bazouks have crossed
the Bulgarian frontier in the district
OF Etheldere. killed three frontier
guards with yatagans and wounded
two others. They also set FIRE to sew.
eral houses. This raid has created
great excitement.
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Two freight trains on the Pennsyl.
vania crashed together recently be.
tween st. Davids and Ragnor, killing
two brakemen and lnJuring the en-.
gineer Of the second train.
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Owing to the curtallment in the co,.
ton mills In Massachusetts IL mills
are idle and 5000 operatives affec,ed