The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-08-08
LATE TELEGRAPH BRENTES.
cuLLEo FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
A Review OF Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.

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others who attended the late pontiff
during his last Illness.
Professor Ludwig Mond, the distin- |
guished chemist, died in Rome recent |
ly. He was born at HesseCassel, Ger
many. March I, 1899.
Harry Minard. aged 60. was found
dead with bullet hole in his breast
at his home near Kenton. o. William
Nicholson. a mulatto. is suspected of
Nhe crime.
Adolph Kuhn. Chicago banker and
broker, was recently convicted of the
larceny Of $4,000. According to the
evidence he victimized many persons
through forgeries OF real estate deeds
and titles.
Senior Correa, who arrived in Lon
don. tells the Associated Press that
he will return to Washington in the
autumn, President Zelaya, contrary to
reports recently circulated, having de-
termined to continue the Nicaraguan
legation there.
Announcement Is made that the New
York Daily News plant and good will
will be sold at auction on August Fl.
The Daily News has been published by
the New York News Publishing COM
pany. OF which Frank A. Munsey is the
principal stockholder.
Three persons were killed and more
than a score injured by lightning at
New Hope church, Appotomax coun-
ty, Va, recently. The dead: Paul
AVyh
fried. The officials and people organ
lied a bucket brigade in which even
the women served. The loss Is $685.
900.
United States Minister Squiers ca
bles that the reports Of a revolution
in Santiago province, based on unsat-
tsfied demands for back pay by veter-
ans Of the war with Spain. have no
foundation in fact. that there has been
no overt act committed and dissatis-
faction has been expressed by only a
few people.
Goodloe Combs, one Of the witnesses
for the prosecution in the Jett and
White case, now on trial at Cynthia,
KY, is dead from appendicitis. He
was one of the most expert rife and
pistol shots in the mountains Of east
ern Kentucky. He was sentenced for
life for killing Mr.. Rose at Clay City,
but was pardoned after serving some
years.
For the recognition of their union
the pipemakers employed In factories
in New York have inaugurated series
Of strikes The first one. just called, in
wolves only $50 men. but the leaders
declare that unless their demands are
granted there will be a general shut
down, and the weekly output Of 10000
pipes will be cut of At a meeting
Of the manufacturers 1t was decided &c
fight the union to a finish.
The steamer Cottage City, which ar
rived recently in Victoria with $3.50,
900 in gold from Dawson and $4,000
from Cassiar. brought news Of new
strike OF placer gold in Cassiar dis
trict, near the headwaters Of the Stick
cen. Further excitement was eauseC
at White Horse by the arrival Of thret
men who came out from the gold fields
for supplies. They reported the coun
try very rich.
The westbound Santa Fe limited
train No. 3, and eastbound No 4, col
llded headon at Mellen, near Needles
Cal, recently. Three tramps wer'
killed, and several Of the trainmen in
jured. The engines Of both trains wer'
crippled, one composite car was de
stroyed and another badly damaged
1t Is stated the accident was causet
by train No. 3 running by Mellen, con
trary to orders.
The largest conclave in the hlstOr.
OF the Catholic church has now as
sembled in the Sistine chapel for tn
purpose of electing a successor to Lee
XIII. Sixty-two cardinals, with owe
200 clerical and lay attendants. are, Il
all intents and purposes, prisoner
within the vatican. One of them. Car
dinal Herrera y. Ezpinosa, archbishop
OF Valencia, was Frustrated immedi
ately after entering the conclave, AM
lies III in his cell. The cardinals hav'
entered upon the solemn duty Of chOos
ing the new pope by ballot.
At Recess, near Galway, Ireland
while on their tour through Ireland
where King Edward and Queen Alex
andra stopped for luncheon, an ex
traordinary incident occurred. A hood
ed woman approached the queen will
petition for the remission Of the re
mainder OF a sentence Of six month";
passed upon her husband Inquiries
proved that the mans character justi
fed clemency and the queen, with thu
kings permission, RENTED the sen
tence on the spot. The surrounding
crowd. learning what had occurred
cheeTed wildly.
An attempt by half dozen coIoret
persons. opposed to Booker T. Wash
ington. president Of Tuskegee instI
tute, to ask questions at a meetini
which he was addressing recently II
Boston at the Zion church almost re
suited in a riot. and 25 policemen wer,
called to quell the disturbance. Sew
eral arrests were made. one policeman
receiving a deep stab from a hat pin