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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
KILLS HIS ENTIRE FAMILY
ROSCOE DERBY o. cLEvrl...
OHIO. THEN suIclpra
Was an Extraordinary csIms a. -.
fully Piannsd-T~e o. the cAIls...
HAD struggle Win Crazy s..A.,
HAD Sent . Lsssss 10 . FsI..a :.
Ing AsOSs Less In PssIrssm.

Cleveland. o.. Dee. 2z.-Ra.a
Derby. . maehinisg. dsspaaass, 4.
moasy matters. kiiied hls NJ. ~.
three childFen II their h0sas ~ 4
committed suicide.
Tbs dead Roscoe w. Derhx -.
a.. his pifs Della. Harold - \
Alice. aged Z; Thomas. Axsa 4
The ertme was e1tFa0rdinass I.
Ihorcughnsss and eEiasnsly ~
planned carefully. DeFhy -
doSa IoWn a. late A. II 0'elaes n.
Gighs betofe. ostsnsihly sh0pplar
~ ali probability securing aaan.
tor bis revolver. MAeA "a -
hOms ais wife and he talasa -
.ims With = hSighBoF wh0 - -.
eaiiias. over . chEistmas fss.is. -.
had planasa.
The crime ls EslieFed 10 ~. -
committed aD@as O'Clock q H. -.
Tag Mrs. Derby was aA0s 4 49,
IN bed. tpo haIleIa kaElAg hhan 80
lnso hss hsaa aAd . laird. nnlMis
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ed. In Ihs lack u her Rsek ~ -.
b. vAs probably kiliei d9rlar 800
.as sKpssssl0n % Der face shawxsM
sign Of = struggle. Twe u a. ~
area. h0wsTeF. probably LAD Z gnH
sic stth peFhy asIeK tAey IA ~
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an snsfeesaai aEssmEs 10 sseaan n
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blood to tho kiteAea ana Etag x ~
10 tAs ataiag Foosa villa Ne aan
me aQoF aaa . sastss h ~ hs
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a. hettiHE
The FIRST kmsrteaxs a - mAA|
vas eon snhnhatsa Ia = tastsE NFN|
~ ussty Ia . fgssaa h sais 80. a.
5sstrr uas 10 The eject sAss 80 &
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vac Fpvsalsd
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
BIG FIRE N NEW YORK CITY MINES AND MINING MEMS !
PROPERTIES HAVE SETTLED
DOWN TO WINTERS WORK.
items Of interest Gathered During ths
past Week-B. c. Mines Busy
Show Up Wsll-Elsetrie Power In
Occur d'Alens District a Success
Accidents and Personals.

1t is reliably reported that Charles
Sweeny Is negotiating 10 buy the Sill
yer King and the DAILY West lead
mines In Utah for the Federal AlnlhE
company. Eor this purpose and the
acquiring Of other properties the cap
ltal Of the Federal company VIII Dc
Increased TO 100000.
This move will put the Federal com
pany in position 10 control the lead
market. as il viii have 70 per cent OF
the lead output OF the United States.
Negotiations have progressed TO sueh
A point that w Clayton Miller was
sent 10 examine the Utah properties.
and Charles Hussey. from Finch &
Campbells office. accompanied him 70
20 over the books OF these companies
to verify the statements as % the bus
mess heretofore done. The silver
King Is the biggest lead mine In the
United States. having paid last year
81 500, 900 In dividends. The preferred
stock OF the Federal company Is mar
ketable In New York Al $50. this price
carrying a share Of cOmmoa stock
with each share OF preferred.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
OREGON soTSa

% the corntiss 1t eastern Oregon
UmAtillais Tar ahead in the quantity Of
wheat produced this year PROM tna-
illla. uBluR. Baker and Morrow onun.
Ties tho total output Of wheat this
year was }.ss0000 bushels. 1880 900
bushels being raised In Umatilla coun.
y The production Of wallowa and
Grant counties Is az yet small. Those
counties arc far from being settled
and their principal Industry Ii rastis
and sheep raising.
"a the result of ara which visited
the lower portion % the business soc,
ton Of Portland recently. three Chi
neso are known to have lost their lives
and damage to the amount Of at lsaH,
$4,000 was done
A. w RlEg and his brother are feed
ing 5000 sheep at their quarters just
above Peudleton All Of these sheer
will be placed on the market thts
season, probably some being held IN
M February.
Although there arc number Of Chi
uese opium joints In Pendleton, run
ming In full blast, no action has been
taken against those who conduct such
places or against the smokers.
Since the frst two artesian wells
have proved success settlers Of the
Grand Rouds valley have decided q
FORM company to prospect In dif
tereut sections and will conduct wort
In a systematic manner.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
IDAHO souIas-

Fred Hechunrr. liViag oG the BIG
Potlarch. committed suicide by tAalns
sJfyehnine Last MoHaay,
There are exeslleat pgosp sets that
Post Pals wili have = gaesf all. aHi
perhaps a sugar beet factory also
senator Hey bura has tAlisa hsir 10
The -dsrssy" rrpatatloH Al JAe capital
once held BY James tiamIiEDa l1sls vi
WaAhinston
C. = Richards. u idaho. was saa
.oycr anil allied ~ tFata asaF as1eA'
lUn. Cal F~cratlS. Il - elainsi lhaI
ps was pushed ,run the tsaia ~ gSa
men Who had ruoood him
yrfticg % accidental arath sAs
returned by the eUfDeers lgFy after
heagtng the evidence In lAs ease Ut
Michael swv~ay. who vas kilisd 81
Twohy's cAmp asar Hops.
The year Just CLOSED has hs~u ths
most prosperous Ia The Aist0sy u
Eaotsaai cogatY The saumiiiiaE To
4aatsy las bs-a Developed To saea
an eHlsnl that the prodacs IL Aiasn@'
double that Of shy t5gmsf yeAF
Charles 4 MeNleknlla. special aEsal
II The ta4laa aegaFtmeeg. tra@ waaA
tagtDa. "a Investigating Charges asalssi
&. r MeAstAar. supsftatsaaoat u m
tnAAa school At LApaai aad aeesuas
tag aznat II ths Nrz Percra
Walls Of ugttp. is To wafassr u
organize aad arm coarsst bshs
among the musicians there Ms Walls
sAo patii escratiY vas leader 81 shs
Oll Alice band q fiustu. Ia Aa aceum
plIshed mus.ciaa and AAs tralasd aha
conducted soeae laFxs baaas ia ths
Wvst.
Senator Dubois has pssnsatrd 10 m
senate bis Pin providing TOE the 10
nstjoh II 80 900 acres IT lad Tor lea
provwucnt. enlargement ana rDetlnaa
t!0n u teD idaho state Soldiers houan
Senator Dubois bill Ia unpaalss
by a favorable repoft By the eom
mIttss GA public lands. Il wblcA ~,
senator IA a mamber.
A company organized saasr ths law
- Malas saa cunposed os Isaalal
Utah. Idaho aaa several Montana an
eastern capitalists. will be incurporat
Ell within the course nt two wspks Il
er"ct three mammoth power plaats OF
tae Snake river. In Idaho. capable %
generating great horse power Thes.
plants viIl b. situated at ahnshsar
Apgur and Twia Fails
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SIX SMOTHER TO DEATH.
Accidental Appropriations In Different
Parts Of San Francisco.

San Francisco. Dec. 22.-Six per-
sons were asphyxiated by gas Sunday
night, and the coroner concluded that
the cases were ali accidental In most
instances a window was open In each
room in which gas was escaping and
the coroner called the attention to the
fact that IL Is popularity supposed a
fatal result can not ensue where fresh
air also has entrance.
John Luudln. n railway foreman. and
Percy Nelson. n laborer. were asphyx.
lated In a Sacramento street lodging
house. They were to have started for
Los Angeles this morning. James Ty.
son. aged IS years. and formerly a
miner. died at 272s Howard street. A
rubber tube attached 10 gas stove
had rOtted and allowed the fluid to
escape. Miss Jennie Crowley, a laun.
dress. rooming at 626 Golden Gate ave
uue, was found in her room In a com.
atose state and died at the hospital.
T. Kawahata and I. Murakami. Japan.
sse fishermen, who had Just arrived
from Honolulu were found dead in a
lodging house
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
IRRIoATE WASHINGTON LANDS.
Mr.. Newell Says II Is Lsrsss, Project
In the World.

Washington. d. C.-There was q
joint meeting Of the senate and house
irrigation committees recently. The
arrangement was for the purpose Of
giving Mr.. Newell, chief Of the recla.
nation service. an opportunity to pre-
sent his Views regarding irrigation
work and Investigations in various
states. In Washington an investiEa.
ton is being made Of the Big Bend
project, which. SIR. Newell said. Ia the
largest irrigation project in the world.
According to his statement. II would
lrrigate between ,0OO,0 and 1000. 900
acres o. land. and so far as the inves.
legations have gone the cost would be
staggering and could only be compared
with the Panama canal In magnitude.
But the land reclaimed would be well
worth the cost Of reclamation. He
said It would be several years before
the department could fully determine
whether the project was feasible or
not.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
CHIEF MARTIN COLEMAN PERISH.
Ed IN THE FLAMES.
Large Six Story Furniture Factory
5urned-ouarter Of Million Dollars
Damage Was Dons-Frishtful Panic
Among lnmates-Flremen From
Three Precincts Called.

New York. Dec. 23-'The two Mines"
Ore alarm. summoning more fire APP
paratus than any other alarm pro
yided for New Yorks fire department,
was sounded for a terrific IRE which
destroyed the six story factory build
ing Of the Hermann Furniture 4
Plumbing Cabinet works In Mott street
and the four story Varnlsh factory Of
the irm. run under the name OF the
Hermann Lumber company. A quar-
ter OF million dollars damage was
done. Battalion Chief Martin Coleman
persisted in the fail OF two great walls
Of the factory and a fireman Is miss
ing. There was a frightful panic
among the inmates OF the front and
rear tenements opposite. and the Ore
men and police reserves from three
precincts had the utmost difficulty In
getting the people out to the street.
The IRE started on the third floor
and when the fremen arrived the first
second and third floors were In a
blaze. The third. fourth and nfth
alarms were sent in rapid succession
and about an hour after the Dire start
ed the two mines" alarm was sound
ed
Battalion Chief Coleman had enter
ed the building with a number Of men
including Lieutenant Jones and Father
mith. the IRE department chaplain
They were about IS feet inside. wher
the fire came through the walls anC
the building shook. The aremen saw
the danger and dashed out. The chap
lain escaped. but a beam fell and hi
Coleman and Jones. pinning them Il
the floor. rather Smith. with three
dremen. turned back to the rescue anC
dragged out Jones. who had managed
10 stagger to his feet. Jones. In pull
ing himself out. felt for Coleman III
found him so pinned he could not res
cue him. but got his helmet. which b
put on. and escaped. Within a min
ute the entire rear and side vail
fell.
After the building had been totallI
destroyed the body Of Chief Coleman
was found wedged under fallen debrii
in such a position that the aremer
were unable 10 reach II.
Coleman was made a battalion chic
last August. He won the Bennett
medal for bravery eight years ago 20
resculng two women from a boarding
house fire In East Tenth street. Rich
ard Joyce. fireman who was appoint
"a only 10 davu avp waa rannrfat
missing after the Ore was out. lie wa
last seen in the building Just bef0r,
the walls fell.
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Hump News.

McGrea & JohHsoa have found three
feet OF crown hSmatits and 6Fomlds
On the Eagle ana Goldsn Eagle CLAIMS
al the mouth ot Crystal Lake. woFk
was concentrated In a tuRasi this year
and the ore vas t0uHd oaiy three Test
from the surfaces.
The Colonel. bonded BY witiiam A
Nichols % SPOKANE. has eoSaptrtSa
the erosscut. The tunnel 10 n9s In
z25 feet.
The mother lode reduced is force
10 two men GA the lgth last. uEIii Jas
uary 10. Waen work viii 30 eoaginHssi
all uintsr. The efosseug u in - fest.
sith no sign u a walt
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TELEGRAPH NEWS SUMMARY
cuLLEp FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
a Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western hemispheres
During the Past Week-Natlonal,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.

John kennen, the veteran Irish COM
edian. is dead.
In addition to eompllmenting Mr..
LOomis publicly in the Office OF the
White house before q number of call
ers upon MS Quill club speech de-
voted TO the Panama question. Presi-
dent Roosevelt has written q personal
letter TO Acting Secretary LOOMS re-
cording his appreciation Of the ener-
getic. taetful and comprehensive treat
meat OF dimcult subject by the act
ing secretary.
homaS Pendergast, q
prize tighter, died recently from In
luries received in a 20 round contest
with kid" Williams At Los Angeles.
Williams and the seconds are under
arrest
General John c. Black has accepted
the civil service commissionership, and
the president will send in his nomina
ton when congress re-eonvenes.
st. Petsrsburg.-The cars name
day was celebrated with the usual bril-
nancy. The metropolitan archbishop
Of ST. Petersburg and all the highest
dignitaries OF the church OBLIGATED Al
a te deum in the cathedral. which the
czar and czarIna and the entire courI
attended Similar ceremonies werS
held throughout the empire. There wal
merrymaking throughout
Paris.-Positiye announcement Il
made by the Soleil and Lanterne tina
Victor Mercier, one Of the directors
Of the ministry OF justice and reportel
Of the Dreyfus commission, has con
Guided his report, and that it recon
mends revision Of the case.
Negaune, Mich Beginning on Jan
uary /. wages Of all mine workers il
the employ Of the United States Stee
corporation on the lakes will be Gu
from 5 to Is per cent. The reduction
will affect thousands Of men. and viii
1t is said, be followed by reductions b.
the other companies.
A general strike Of machinists, boi
lermakers and blacksmiths on the Tn
ion Pacific and Southern Pacific raj
road lines may be declared by Janu
airy /. Vocation Of the agreemen
which ended the machine shop strik
Is alleged
Four thousand men employed by tn
Illinois Steel company in South CHI
cago were laid OF for an indefinit
period on Thursday.
About midnight recently a mlserabl
dressed man fred two shots at Ma
Nordau at the Sale Charus. One {
the shots gTazed Nordau and the se'
ond wounded a guest named ASS
wedski. The would be assailant wa
Immediately arrested.
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SEVEN coLoREo GIRLS DEAD.
One White Woman Fatally Injured in
Walden Fire.

walden FIRE.
Nashville, Tenn.-Seven are dead
and II seriously injured as the result
of the FIRE in the woman's dormitory
Of Walden university. an institution
for the education of colored people.
President Hamilton was the first
member Of the faculty to be apprised
of the fire. He hearl the screams OF
the women, and. rushing TO his win
dow, saw the flames bursting from the
building.
When he reached the door the fright
ened inmates hal begun to hurl them
selves from the windows.
Several were killed in jumping or
crushed to death by those who follow
ed The dormitcry was a four story
building Of brick. and the only means
of exit was down the main stairway,
which was soon cut off after the fire
broke out, and the inmates rushed
panicstricken through the smoke and
heat, seeking an avenue Of escape,
Bafled in this, they sought the win
dcws and hurled themselves headlong
to the ground.
Cora Bryant, who was sick In bed
on the fourth floor. is missing and Is
believed to have been burned to death.
All the dead and injured. with few ex-
ceptions, are negroes from southern
states. Among the injured are Miss
Eleanor Moore twhite) Of Chicago. a
preceptress. who was fatally hurt, and
Bertha MO-fOrd Of Chicago. who also
will die
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ssvss anilens Pruas- -Bsss Yea CO.
Nso@w.


Nes@m.
sfoata Carte AishaagA thNa -
heca 90 sensational pay sseaaI
rear viii 10 the usast Fsgatasat -
avsr ks6wa hers. This u paztlf y
ranss Il The etosiaw q ustTs4
caaslaE an Increased elssaisM y
partly hseasse TIE cold. wei ~isaS
drove psopts hers aurisg sha q =
sua.
tsst ysagfs profits we're ~
Thts years viii 30 Gloss uFrs
Geo.
Increased facilities sof hsaxT z
lug will 30 sivra n ne nsW yan
tha opening 81 = nsu spottiss ~ ).
cert 10 ths casiao uu sks - y
q tho old Manss Carlo haia
Esous saloon has hesa Hlted y
bsrrarat. wkfla reaas have -
apart Tor bridge. poker. aha. =
any zane At cards gamblers
There has beea crest - -.
amanE the aaihosigios 80 20 ~
women shall b. admitted = - -
inx rlab Professional Esmelins ~ 4.
wAa receive valuable aid tfua - -.
damimandaines In secuFias
arc urging tho authorities y
women.
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whea, Market.

Tacoma, Wash.-Nominally 1c high
or with little trading; bluestem, Toe;
club. 75c..
Portland, Ore.-WaIia Walla. ITO
TIC; bluestem. TIC; valley. 7sc.
Lewiston, Idaho.-Bluestem, COO per
bushel; oats, soc per cwt; barley, e71z
per ewt; far. 73e per bushel. Market
dull
Davenport. wash.-LIttle club. s6c;
bluestem. 60c.
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nKM MONEY sYsrGa
Plan o. the American eanh'as
citation. !.

eiallea.
New York. three 80 VI.
sion here the bank noasT olaa. -
mltsea Of the American Baaks.s n
citation. representing 1000 49, 49,. 80
agreed upon = plan for = s7oas, -
system whereby sums MOI y =. 4
800 can be- sent by mall asa - - s
dera eashed By any bank he'oAs
the association. - D.
The scheme viii. Of course. - -
TO direct composition with ~ .s,,l.s.
order division 81 the posto'.les.. ~. Il 10
and Il is expected to cut 49, -. ~
the government revenues. ~ 1s.s,ilsl
posed system Is said 70 g ~ ~ -
precisely a. exchange u nos %
The orders are 10 be SOLD "
antee company. 20, 4 -
The committees report w. 4 %
mittsd 20 the executive couaas ,.sa,lse
national body at Its regular
next April
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BRITISH TO STUDY WAR.
They viii Co to Japan and Get Point.
ers There,

hANg WIN ~ ~ NNkNU atNA 6EN TOtlkT
ers There.
London.-Half a dozen British army
engineers have left England for Japan
to study the Japanese language and
become acquainted with japanese mil.
itary tactics. The war Office forstalls
any attempt to connect their depart
ure with the immediate Russo-Japan-
csc crisis, by announcing that all ar.
rangements therefor were completed
with the Toxic government some time
ago.
Other British officers have volun-
teered their services to Japan In the
event Of war, through the London lega-
ton. While expressing appreciation,
Baron Hayashi. the Japanese minis
ter 10 Great Britain points out that the
rules Of the Japanese service precludes
the employment OF foreigners on act.
i've service.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26
Mining Hs,ss

The Bunker Hlu q sullivan mill a.
Wardner IL preparing 10 coadact a
series OF experiments With the Wiiasy
slime tables. and two will shortly be
installed AZ the mill. Mr. wilaey him
self and his representatives are Ger.
tain that these tables will prove more
effective than the round tables Ia ass
at tho mill. The mill will treat the
shines that tho vauners DO rot treat
An explosion Ia 4 dFift on the 1900
foot level Of the Tiger Puorrnan a,
Burke. Idaho. friEhtfully lniurcd two
mIuers-F'red 5ickman aaA James Ash.
urst The entire right side OF Sick.
OF the skull crushed In. both eyes
gf the skull crushed In. both eyes
blown out and his entire body prrt1r
ated with anc rock. Both OF Ashurst' :
eyes were torn out BY the force Of the
explosion. bis abdomen blown open
and his bowels Hllsd with enc rock
Ills left forearm was also cuuptstaty
crushed. Both uen are sttll aiiyg. but
neither can possibly live.
The Pueblo. Col. city council and
police department recently ordered
Max Maiich Of Denver. a prominent
labor leader. and President Meyer OF
he Western Federation % Miners N
leave the city on tho frst train. Both
obsyed the order. The action on tho
part ot the council was due 10 a meet.
ing held when a union % smrltsrmen
vas organized with tao members and
~ which a riot was threatened when a
/ former Cripple Creek miner criticized
President Meyers course. Il IL na
serted that practically mono Of the
present employees of the shelters here
Joined Tho union. Before leaving Pros.
ident Meyer expressed the Intention
of proceeding against certain city o.
aclals In the courts for their action.
A cloudhurst. which swept down the
Little Pear creek, near Corhtn. Jsf
fersou county. Montana, recently. may
result IN the discovery ~ a large con
per camp The water plowed a dasr
furrow In the earth. uncoverinR some
rich specimens Of copper.
Because he has proven that he can
mine aud mill ore for 10 cents a ton
Colin Mcintosh, a former Spokane
mining and civil engineer. has boep
offered $4,000 annual salary 70 taks
charge Of the properties Of a london
company in South Africa. Mr.. Mctn
tosh has accepted the offer
u
The reason for the degradation nj
Chang VI. director Of tho Northern
railway. and the taking from him a,
all his honors, as eabled. Ia tina, IN
1900 he sold the valuable mines d
kaiping. Chang vi has been givsr
TWO months grace. during which bs
is expected TO again bring the nina,
under Chinese control Should no faI
to do this further punishment await.
him.
A force Of ~ men IL employed nj
the Providence mine. in Provldenr,
camp. by Manager Mcintosh. I, 1,
shipping two cars Of ore per month
and most Of the ore will 90 10 m,
Greenwood smelter. Sinking In IN,
Incline fhaft, now down 1873 feet VII,
start shortly after the new wear
The most important mining deal I,
Northport vicinity during 1909 "a NOS
taking place. Lewis P. Larson Of spo
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Portland, Maine, Dec. 2l.--A terrific
southwest gale has prevailed along
me coast today. reaching a velocity
OF 90 miles an hour outside the harbor.
The gale did much damage in the city
w windows and electric light wires.
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Consul Goes saek.

ConstantinoDle.-Rear Admiral Cot
ton left Beirut yesterday on board the
United states cruiser San Francisco.
taking Consul Davis to Alexandretta,
which place Mr.. Davis left as an.
nounced December s. because he had
been insulted and assaulted by the po-
lice while accompanying, on board a
departing steamer, a naturalized Amer
lean.
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what Is that nickname you have
given your boy7" "'F1yin' Machine "
answered Farmer Corntossei. "You see,
he's mighty interestin' and promlsin'.
but he won't work.
Star.
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Gale AZ norfoIk.

Norfolk. Va. Dec. 2i.-A 60 mile
oale Is sweeping the Virginia and Car.
oi'ha coast tonight. but no reports Of
shipping disasters have been received.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-12-26

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wreck al Godfrey. Kan. q ~ ~
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persons were killed ana e. Z uroaaau
iured. OF the injured. ~ hurt
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