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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-15
THURSDAY. DEC. IS. 1904.
REV Mr.. GOODWIN lNTHE SOUTH
He Is Now Located al Green Cove
Springs, Florida.

Springs, Florida.
To the litor of the Republican
In the dismal quiet of this winter
of our discomfort and general hunger
for news in this snow bound zone,
many of your readers, we are sure
particularly those of Protestant Epis-
copal persuasion, will be cheered to
have tidings of Il former Oaklander,
the recent Rector of st. Matthew S
Parish, Garrett county, Mr.. l.. E.
Goodwin He is alive and in robust
health, and letters of his polished
style and easy diction come to US in
eur mountains of ice from his pacific
climate as visions of sweet summer
days. After the services on the last
Sunday in November Mr. Goodwin
resigned, for the time at any rate, his
Oakland pastorate to accept a most
tempting call from Bishop Weed of
the Florida See, and following Il brief
visit to Baltimore, left for the favor
ed land of sunshine and flowers. He
writes that his new home is Green
cove Springs, Clay County, Florida,
on the west bank of the st. Johns
river river four miels wide, a short
distance above a railway connection
of perhaps, less than twenty miles be
tween the river and the time hOnored
City of Spanish planting, st, Angus
+ipa IN tho A +Iap oOaCr Of a II Our
Southern States Florida lies the most
distant to the South, extending her
arm out into the Atlantic pillows as
if..in road and greeting of the Island
of Cuba Green, Cove Springs is an
abode of luxury and fashion, an apple
in the eye of Southern admiration,
and Mecca sought by people Of
wealth and retirement from frigid
Northern climates. This beautiful
town is said TO be blessed with an al
most faultless climate; has White
Sulphur Spring gushing from great
depth three thousand gallons to the
minute of limpid and beautiful water,
u ollNCu loliNlJ WIFI OliNl vi
the most modern advantages and
equipment found in the best govern
ed municipalities of this day and ma
ton.
Mr.. Goodwin's letter was dated Sat
urday, Dec. 3rd-a day of sleet and
freezing with us-and stated that
flowers were in bloom, leaves fresh,
birds singing and the air as salubri0us
as Oakland's best summer days. He
alludes to warm welcome by a gen
tie bred and church serving people; of
having in the Green CoYe congrega-
ton not less than seven English fam
lilies and a tributary charge about six
by steamer on the st. Johns river.
Now, Mr.. Editor, in the absence of
a better amusement, stretch line
from grassy plat in Green Cove
Springs to the frost-capped altitude
of Garrett-less than half the breadth
of National domain-with a reporter
W cdCh cAeicihibN JouolhS uoWh 1ue
realities of the two communities. tell
ing at the Green Cove Springs end of
the fragrant breezes and mellow
warmth, and the Garrett end of accu-
INFLATED SHOWS with the thermometer
registering ten degrees below the zero
mark, as it did today, and you will
have more than an object lesson OF
the marvellous climatic and produc-
tive diversities of this matchless
country so strangely and wisely tenn
pered to every condition and need of
man by the fashioning Hand of
worlds.
Dec 18th, 1904. RELLIM.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-15
PIPE ORGAN HAS ARRIVED

New instrument for ST. Paul's Church
Came In This Morning.
The new pipe organ for st. PauTs
M. E. church, arrived here over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this
morning, coming direct from the fac
tory at Brattleboro, Vermont. 1t will
be unloaded from the car today and
hauled to the church where it will be
stored until men arrive from the fac
tory to set it uD, which will probably
be within very few days.
1t is the desire of the church off
cials to have the instrument installed
and ready for use at the Christmas
services.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-15

County Commissioners Meeting.
The Board of County Commission
ers will meet in Oakland on Tuesday,
January Bird, 1905, for the purpose of
appoin ting road supervisors and con-
stables for the succeeding year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-12-15
Strayed AWAY.

One dark red two-year-old steer
with horns off and slit in right ear.
Any information in regard to the
steer will be literally rewarded by
Thos. j. Browning, Thayeryille, Md
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
y. PICARD HAS HIoH me.
Comes 70 Arnsriea WITH Rank Equal
20 AFnbassader.

Genes % America with Rank Equal
20 Ambassacor.
The sailing of NJ Picard. delegate
- the French government 20 the 81
T1uia expositton. from HaFre France
brought out a notable demonstration
A number ~ leading of8eiala sere
preseut on the quay. and the band
al the Garde republic. which sailed
on the zane vessel. played the Mar
sanlez" amid great enthusiasm
The French government attaches N.
usual importance % ~. Ptcaras mis-
s81n. IS be Is one of the foremost hg-
Urea a France He declined 10 &C.
eept the positaou of commissioner gen
araI. aad therefore II was decided u
euncentTafe Ia him the title af dele
gate q the Preach government Tbs
makes u Picard the personal rerre
sentative a prcsident Lsoubet and ths
government. giving him the Fank sin
I Tar 10 that q an Ambassador. H
sill visit oyster Bay and S. Louis
/ and then make a togr q points b.
Itween BaHalo. Bossoa and New YORK
/ A. a member o. the couneil u state
n Picard practically e8atfe5a IL
railways and TART systems q France
/ Chicago.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
MONT PELEE PHEnoMEnA
GeoloEfssa InteFeated - EaormSu.
Colwun 50 tine Crater.

6eoioGtaea AnR9Feafe1 - EoormsU8
colwmn fn tine Crater.
Fer mere than q year the eeoloR3sEs
have been Specializing zboat the origin
Of the eD0rmoas column wkich rose
above tie crater o. Mort Peles early
Ia 1903. and which bad almost entirely
disappeared b. August At no tino
aid il reach an eievatioa o. m0re tha@
1000 feet above the summit 81 the ua3-
eano proper. but when allowances ~
made for erumbIlnE Il ia believed tat
thrice - much material vas forced
upward altogether - was visible ON
snT Single day. II 10 nst rsrsaFEabi@
that the experts ah8uld have beea
puEzSed ~ 20 strange = phen0menons
says the New ToEk Tribune.
TIE latest eouaxlbutSon q ne oIa-
cuasi0n 10 made IN Science. ~ Prof.
Grover X. Gilbert % The Unifea States
geological survey. He regards tie sew
I extruNign o. TIE nazsa a. q true voieauaa
erupeioa. is unique femtare belnR ths
rate at which the ava cooled Hes
/ this been faster Or ssoWer fhan Il was.
the Effects WoGld have bern different
A. Il vas. the mojtsa rex was ehilsd
/ Just fast enough 70 keep u riwfd when
Il ru@@ out ~ TIE threat o. the vel
eano. ThouKh K had dark extsrlor.
the coiuEsn was, in Pruf. GiiberT.n
/ opinion. nrsndeseenf wgthfn- Tbs e.
pert further suggests that tie less 81
heat resulted less from contact win
the walls q the passage thrDuzh
which The lava issued. ~ vita TIE ar.
than frUua ne caoling q lie contained
gases ~ expanssau when pressure 60
fhen was relared-
Whatever nay - theuFht absms -
latter part q this sxpianafton. tie
fernez wfn Certainly euza nsead lfsegf
70 tie sppr0val - che ungngtfafess.
Frsm the eSeApe of steam and IT,
rap8d dislntexrztiou q the obelssk. 4
seerzs probable nat u was intensely
hot. aad therefore had besz manufMe-
tursd rNceutfg Il 60 say. Maaa
after the egtbreak az NAY 1917, b.
ran. Prot He4lpria. ~ r1ailadeln Ia.
expressed tks opinsan two sr thras
noafhs ago mat perhaps shs eognnm
was q piax % ed lava When ia
segves ss stapger 70 The erzteT sver
STAGE the erwptsou 81 1851. PsrAapw u
"a to eomhat that view nat PruF On
bert naw writes q Sessnes. fhozEh ~
makes no spsefac FeEerears - PwoR.
HaizpRfn. Whe4hex o. nOs L b naw
feasible - ebtzIn aeeHlte sv56enas 81
tie are 81 TIE c03gEn n oauh4fGI. Ths
Wash1nwfnn geol0wist saExme4 that
proof o. slRpF0of @iEhf result fran -
tnsperFIea ~ The remnant. but sneh
AZ examlnRtiua. even u made - shs
near futars. mzEAt nat aisDsl snceF-
taInty &c any ether pegnE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03

The machinery for ths TURK smelter
% Ceasr Canyon. WASH, Is being ship
ped IN
Recently robbers held up the Matte
placer mine II None. relieving the
slulre boxes % ahoat Ssa9o Ia gold
DUST
A party 81 Iowa bankers are touring
the Okanugzn rugaty mines with an
idea os investing some usaney IA
WaahlngtBu mining property.
Eastern men are inspecting TIE
Highland property In The Baialey dts.
trfct. 10 oreron- The result q IN
Inapee5son Sal decide whether a n1iil
shall BE- erected
ne Occur d-AIsaa Proanctng mines
aard 60 the shelters ever 81 900 o0e ID
/ silver aua lad ores each month. ~
best Fecord ia the History & TIE dis
trfct
A strike exceeding tn rtchneas and
quantity anything before aisesvsTef
iia ne mfns was maize CO TIE bawea'
taveT of the Last Chance % DseI
Greek. near NasthYoFt
i Twenty-Five huadred mea are min
lfnw ia the Coouf a.AbaAN District
/ Ahous z100 aFs tn the large uiaea
whlrh are prpdueiFg or are ahoSt q
/ uruasre Thia u@ana a muuthfy pa
i ron % At least $4,000.
Fraak Brown IL arransfng 10 pat
thrue stamp pFuagactinG miil on n
Grover Eruup Ia WsFreas Canp. Ida
- ~AEsh - kaa hsNn NzvaIOpdnE 70
wears. The min viii BE PIT On "a
property 10 tire for = run this fan
i TIE proposed srsdRina scheme. tha
vas announced 81 SumpteF. Ore,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
NO MEDIATION AT PRESENT.
A Sc Russian Vietsry . ths only
Chsnce.

A Sc Russian Vietsry Is ere Only
Chsn1e-
Il IL learned tn connection with the
revival og raraaFs * mediation that
Emperor Nicholas only recently an
.Boaaced In the raost positive terms
that h. would not permit peace ussD-
ttagioas even should Port Arthar fail
ard GSeuaraI KuropAtkin be driven
back 50 Harhfn This fact. vel ar
dsratoa.d in 0sscta1 circles. has pre-
veafea the BritisA government from
taking any steps in the direcfton q
mediation Il il knoWn here that Ger.
unany understands this attitude of The
emperor a. vel a. Great Britain and
ether poweTs. Therefore the report
fruua Pals th2f Emperor william Is
prepared 10 suggest peace i dismiss
81 as rruun5ieSs. for TIE present Al
Iaazf. u ge1eral Egrupatkfn. how
ever ahuuLa via decisive victory Al
f.iaoyanE. which. n measure. Wos1ie
retssre Russian prestige. IL IL believed
/ here that the rest0fatton 81 psacs
wauIa Be materially facilitated
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03

few weeks ago as settled fact. has
failed 70 mature. The California capt
tailsts said 10 be behind tbs project
have changed their base o. operations
70 Idaho, where they recently made .
purchase OF 1000 acres Of placer
ground.
G. q. May Of Davenport, treasurer
Of the Palmer Mountain Gold Mining
& Tunnel company Of OkaHogan coun-
y. has teIegraphed from Hoiyoke.
Mass. that money has been provided
for the immediate construction Of .
reduction plant on the company's prop
erty.
Eugene EBgiey. former attorney gen
erai 81 Colorado, one Of the men de.
ported recently from Cripple Greek b.
la mob led By mineOEnera, returned e
1 Cripple Greek early Saturday. He
had walked over the hills from Cam
eron. carrying 4 gun, and said hs
would protect himself TO the best 81
his ability. He has not been modest
ed Frank J. Hangs. attorney for ths
Western Federation Of Miners. whs
was also run out Of the camp = weei
ago. has announced his intention 4
come back Sheriff Edward Bell say
that he viii endeavor to prevent an,
more DECORATIONS.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03

tswu wheu TIE miaeTS. with theiT
wives ana families. were celehratia&
tke Fourth 81 July. Tie younE nssu
anA woaaez were Al manner % ErU-
tnaqu# and Eauay eassumeA aad anaa8
theas wns oas who attracted the At
tenuan g the maIEi -1 lillozaiFe- she
represented ths Goddess ct Liberty.
Sc waa q nssanfaln Eiri-ltAe. sgp-
Re. dark eyed. aafk Aaired. with white
tnafh and q radiant sails-aa4 her
aKa vas aha1t -. TIE senatar uas
ted thas her name was Ia CAapelle
asa that her father was = Frsnch-
Canaaian Eefhsai pvaefItieasF VIE
haa Kotfen Eato treQhls heeaass BE- lad
nee bees Neeasea . pfReacs The
Senator f0ok sn lnteFeet ID tEs fam
~, kslpsd the father and wkea be
lied exfan@e1 aaNneiai aSsiSsaaee ta
TIE widowed EasheF SD the eaii-
drNu. The FRI was ezdawea vim ara
usaaI tateia9eace and the Tich sena-
tsr sect ksr 70 seasinarfes Re AS euuns
Dry sE6 colleges ahraaA Shs has gsass
81 Paris fer aous tine and ths Hsts
msuntaaa E1rf frem Bate i new sid
to es e s0lssAs<. xrResoua wsman Via
VII aaiaa "a AEJ eirsss q ssesaiJ.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
oRFaoh IYTMa

IL Ms.ar Iosh u MAyn. assistant 80
lataE. xruera4 anA assistant gzAFtrf
+, q asE-r aepaftnssat q oveEua & 4
- y asrl fer~atiY ia Fortaand
Isr lsaesar Caasg CaaatFartAaa oum.
iEaaF < purtiaEa y auaFera ths cua-
fFaff far bsHtin9 thr Csszsas Asliaa
fa sFahrh e the q u a = whtsh b
sH a. re great ubrAt ana cattle coca
frr q tsiHam ruupfy ore
Tao EGls.ua psaaH.an ~ the rhaareai
ffu8ts ulu 50 D. uaHts ID Ecae i1eai
- anles= rnp3ta8 tnsrs ss7sn~4aioa AID
arseratsa TIE canhrr8 81 unrF Fru3'
= rgsfsaE anarr ths trees ans 10 betnG
rs 10 huEz By isafnsFrat EFuuwrs
oreKna aEaln beasa al asntHs la -
araaaszt * taaasy realised frees pzhgis
aaau haFIna tarnna iwto fhn FrsaNafY
t1tt. SIS In the last amraI FvaF.
Percy Cahnaa. akea s. - Nsntss
a. Tsasletau fgs iaFrrny ~ sooaa 49,
aaaa4aanH faaneY anaer fasne Err
t-esrs g BE- said he SD 81 the ho=ss
haa s9assa hraouEiag 10 lis maths'
fr tAe sam SO SO
HAaHrzrp HnIf5taa = purszaHs. 60
- sEe aaF keoan sa4#r hsaraanl
Eaesa a@= 90 tao euaas. waa sh7t n
reEs.5 - FrsaG Masag q Es@hsTr .
~az5e Tss cause = TIE shanfaz.
vas a Eara slsaK anat Tha we#a4
uHs aaraass MersF uaa affeFEarf
arrested
A TIE rHzHtf ~ a. sasrrraf5af D
tzesa Hert fsasmaa. fsrmassa- -
FEaEa Een=est - Hl6lsa1ru. ua6Fas
Htas aea Hemnesf Ia TIE nNcA vtfh
kzsfp sessFsaE ne isEuiar xeia- -
-eft sas 81 aheus - nsiaefea osi
raa ssaaBaaaras sfteF tha esfzka4 80
hsH sar hara iasafaH
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
MINING NEWS
ITEMS or INTEREST GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Their Owners Are Developing Many
Properties IN idaho, Montana and
orsson--MInss Of British Columbia
Are Rusy-Many AsCIdsnss ard Per
sOnaI Events.

Al the recent session Of the AmeTi-
can Mining congress the following d.
rect0Fs we're elected for the ensuing
year. J. H. Richards. Idaho; Thomas
Ewing, California; r. X. Buckley. Mis-
souri: A. w. Clifford. Texas: john
DeFn. Utah; William Lennox. COlora-
Do. ). Frank Watson, Oregon. ,. r.
cornforth. Alaska, and George w. r.
Dorsey, Nebraska. Judge }. II. Rich.
ards Of Idaho was elected pFesidents
Colonel Thomas Ewing OF San Fran.
cisco, first vice president: DR.. z. X
Buckley Of Missouri, second vice pres
ident. and A. W. Clifford Of FL Paso
TEXAS. third vice president James
Caiibreath. Jr.. u Denver. was ap
pointed acting secretary. The treas
arer 81 the congress viii ppobably b.
David A0nati, president u the Den
yer Firat National bank y. Waiiaes
White. q Cleveland. Ohio. just Defof'
hnAi adjournment. voluntarily sob
scribed $1,000 10 the building fund q
the congress. and Mrs. Mary KsBrii
tan of The Dayies. Ore, asked IN
privilege OF furnishing . memoria
window for the building
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
sTeAM TuRslnE 4 succEss.
Naval Engineers Pleased With Exam
lnation Of Device.

Naval Engineers Pleased With Exam
lnation Of Device.
A board Of naval engineering ex-
perts has Just completed a thorough
examination Of the Turbina. one q
the latest Developments Of the steam
turbine as applied 70 vessels. The re-
suits u the inspection will be made
known In detail in q report on the
subject of turbine power which the
board will prepare. but IL may be said
the performance of the turbine was re-
Earded as highly satisfactory. In the
complete absence IL vibration and IN
the comfoFt q the crew Further
more. almost 10 more repairs are nee
leNsary 20 the engines. there being &C
friction except In q few bearings.
There il 10 pounding and thuddinl
Of engines. nothing but q soft rusl
u steam through the pipes. 30 tina
noise h suppressed . valuable con
/ siderhtion 10 naval combats. The en-
Eine room force il largely reduced
| Additional coal carrying capacity 4
gained By the reduction q the weigh
% the engines. and the center Of gray
lhy Is lowered through the motors be
Ing placed Just above the keel. Nov
that q practicable reversing eevic
has been found ard installed ia tht
boat. the naval engineers are prepai
"a 70 press forward the complexion q
their plans for the inatailatics Of ID
. new turbines ca their enEines.
+ i The Turbfna vas built In Englans
aud was originally intended for coaS
Ing. but she crossed the Atlantic N
der her own steam and without stoi
! ping
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
IDAHO souiBs.

rhe Summit Commercial club has
been organized wtth = charter mem.
s,eahip 0f Is
mere is considerable agitation AZ
4oAleF over the question Of an ade-
.aaie water supply
falling l0g broke the hack of +.
= Olmstead Ut coeur dAlene while
re n 80 hauling timber.
The summil plant viii increase the
gaeity % it's nonF mill and wtll start
% neW wheat before OetObeE.
fAs University II idaho gin 0pen
segypmbeF IL for the registration.
nm,h siil e0htinn1 for ghFes days
ass pOFk Niil begin septembeE &c.
Oaing 10 the diaicuigy encountered
a securing harvest hands. lhe farmers
D. ainrFeat HsighboFhoods abgnt LOOK
asa. Chesieg. Rosetta and Meiross
base formed liEtie eumpahi0ashipa fal
ne iAsrshing - each others crops "a
r4as 4zy th- farming community
maays 40 . ghFeshlas eFew,
ouu MaFtlhsuA-s . year old 500 o.
c2s aAd another boy ~ Trug f1ana
aaasv ayaAmtls caps. and The Martin
ssa ~ sat = piuee - paper into ~
maaJh x the cap. thea lighted the "a
pr, uIth = nsaieh. and heid Il bel weei
-tts lHanb and hHEss wish the result
gAag AS hana sas badly shattered b,
lhr eaplaasaa aha hia face aEa bod
tAEly cag 20 - pA~ees * The cap
b feared that BE wtii iosr twn aAkvr
ah4 hta tramsb
A Elssa aeai u IntsFrst attaches z
tE- ae5e that Il bsluE tnE 81 The Ne
iry Eas sEFsaEA neaF Boise. a. enar
D. l~s-g u4ae - TAP The Soc Il ~
safer tAAt cusaes to TIE saffane 3
aeu4Ha th~ place whrFs ~ 8~rrar
az1s 81 = lrmpsFAiafe q aAoal ~
taafv-a-lF Il - beiievea thar Ell
Co.'S will h~ eneuantrFe4 bus Ok ~
tsaa 20 f-et. ana shea q Il asFuc
y 81 aaFFy * Boo eater Sc hsaiia
aaa aslrf Purposes wGl - - tHateTia
4 decreased thst ~4rFg denzHd ior
Eu.a-4 uazy yrsru e. euzae Ell hw NE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
MQATAAA AQTEA

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snuurpu7eus af afa candidacy e1r Ei'R
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a'It8 n fan Ggest Tsm1iaf is'i8aH g
ip uafa h1uR aiars e. AHsgliii y
ugv &aaeanaa wsn saa han'isf'i'ia'
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fivpu Eliu hannsr ser hBu lnE-guae pc
esut nursaaa Ia mumnarshiH dlifaI'
lie eaar
fhufa xaa . hrua Hffanttitna's =
irlnRnfts amt ataars frauf all nnfn
liz sJafa At hiia annual af'si Pisil'a's
- i.iysuWafau uf tna grand hHiis@ 9
.lr @unn az Hfrmnan az 6llu si'iffi'
Horst hnH Aaan ruaaiNusi suin .
oals announcing tau apllniniihuns
q ~ Edwards ae tha Msntant SsAe
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-03
Rrlslsh celumela Notes.

The GRAVITY sFaelteF treated last
week il. 100 toaz. o. a total u IS. 24s
toas Tor the year
The gpyglazs mine has been pur-
chased outright BY the parties Wbo
had ID bonded. and II wiii be transfer
red % the spygiAss Mining 4 DeveI
opgaent company. limited The SPY
glass mlEe II GEAR the head u the
Poplar creek and aboat II miles from
the town u Poplar.
Shipments from RosalAnd camp for
tbs past seek we're IJe Roi. 1850
tons. Center star. SEQ War Eagle,
1880 t.e Ral No ,. $50; I.e Rot No ?
trauledl. 3e8. spitzee 90: Jumbo.
ga. CHn. $50. Velvet Portland tEiiL
eIl. $50. . X l.. tmllleai 100 To-
tai far seek. ESQ tons. year % date.
81 rs tons
The worst raHway wreck in the
history q ere haailng from the minea
q Fhoeniu occurred recently on the
/ Phoenir hranrA q the Canadian Pa
elar railway. and she luas 60 the Can
aalaa Paciac railway is nearly $50.
0s8
STEPS wers taken a. Victoria Teceut.
| ly wAich all lkcIy result II the early
Ges- bopueut q coal lands la South
least KocscnAy. n C.. recently thrown
lopez 10 pruspecturH. Representative
~ the kaofenay Coal company. con
posed largely q SPOKANE men and
some iH Grand Furks. have agreed
wth these acting for thu Nelson syn
dirafs upon handing over ieo claims q
8 third company. which is to pat in !
railraad ana coke ovens Immediately
aosalana ninsa.
Il Work has been resamea "a the COX
| King property Eoath % the Junho-
II TIE stamps In the White Bear con
eeutrafar vure dropped Friday Tor -.
arut tine
John o. MackeaEia has almost COZ
rluded bis zofk Ia coanectsoa sith III
! ie Roi mins and smelter
J jacob issE. lessee * The L X
mlns. has reatted the q * siam
mla uasd far the Le Roi cuncentrs
] tlan c1perimenta ard - milling or
r. Ifrom ire [ X l.. steadily.
2 Byron e. Rfhtet ~ Spokane wsn
over the Jumbo Eroaad recently {
! make preliminary repUrt a. 90 "a
; feaslbtity * framing ore 70 the Re.
, Mountain railroad IS as Alternative {
:. IcobduefInK fpHr lire to TIE niue=
p ZInr purtrhmeat and smelling IS
= nooa he an accomplished fact ia "a
= Koatenaya. according % CoustaHf Pc
nau tire Neweaatle engineer and cher
4 gst Who waa Ia Razaiand reeentiy e
, lrnats fruua Laaaon 20 the siocau.
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with phyESesI charms may be pardon
I'd for building air castles. n whieh
she sees herself living Ike q prineeaa
IL Il an era Of new women. Of fDde-
pendent femininity. and II Il bone the
issa an era q aliurtng EatriDonlai
possibilities.
Something OF = sensation waa ere
ated b the announcement that sena-
tor Clark ard Anna =. Ia Cbapelie
were married in &arweII8ss Nay =,
1901. and that they have 3 ehlld now
years ed The informati0z had up
70 this tine been withheld both froza
the world and from the Senator's I'm
mediate family. TIE sventa leading
up 70 the marriage ARE unusually IN
( terestiaz- About n3ne years ago Sen
ator Cara was IA : Montana mining
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St. T.aulz -Ellinaed - aust from
TIE nzaehins cf A @ webb % ToAesta,
Ohso. Barney 0laaeia lest Cos srna q
he machine Il TIE WORRIES fatr aatne
nsaAgsa speed cuntest. and, eTasains
shruuHh The oatsr fenee q tie eoNrae
killed 1aAn scott. q watehmHn ere
psaged 81 the para. and iaatetee To-
issias apon N&than Montgomery.
uagro. fru1a WhicA b died ol9asid
vas paIafagly kaIured and his m&ehiGe
eampsesaly aenoIiNAed-
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any woman. " hea
that union - ae-
compznisd ~ 70
mantle clrcum
Stances Ell As
these aftending TIE
marriage Of sena-
tor wiIIiam A
Clark. Of Montana.
hefion is outdane
and every pretty
girl IN this broad
LAID who combines
grace and taieui
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horticultural society ~ a member OF
ne International jury u awards on
agricultural exhibits.
Before adjournment the grand lodge
of The Degree Of Honor voted 70 issue
beneficiary certificates for $500. 5000
and $4,000. and decided 70 meet In
Butte next September At the time Of
the meeting Of the A. o. u. w.