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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-15
NNES AID KNlNG NENSI
ITEMS or INTEREsT GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Mine Owners Pushing Work on Their
Properties in Idaho, Montana and
orsson-Mlns Operations Of British
Columbia Are Rather ouIst--Nany
Accidents and Personal Events.

l.. X. Armstrong and J. c. Haas
made the award Of diplomas IN the
mining department OF the Spokane in
terstate fair They are as follows:
Gold ore. Farmer Jones Gold Min
ing company, Priest River. Idaho. Bil-
yer ore, Minerva Mining company. linn
tied. Pend d'Oreiile lake. Idaho; sec
ond prize. Lucky Jack, cambourne, p.
.C. Gold nuggets, caTrico A Henry,
I.atah county. Idaho. Silver.lead ore,
company exhibit. Colorado group. Fer
~ county. 6ilver-lead ores and con-
centrates, Occur d'Alene district. Ida,
ho; second prize. SLOGAN. y. G. Lead
carb0natas. Hercules Mining com
pany. Burke, Idaho; second prize, Five
Metals mine. Kootenay Lake, p. &,
Ores and Smelter products. CRANKY
Consolidated Mining. Smelling A. De
Yelopment company. Best district ex
hibit, YmiF. b. G. General exhibit
nrst prize. Five Metals mine. Koote
nay Lake, b. G. Iron ores tmagne
titel. carrico 4 Henry. LAtah county
idaho. Iron ores lhematitel, Stevens
county. Washington.
Marbles. monumental and building
Crystal Marble company. Stevens Co
Marble. decorative. Great WesterE
Marble 4 Onyx company. Stevens Co
Marble. ornamental carved work. spo
kane Marble company. Stevens cOun
lay. Coal, bltnminous. Nicola Goa
minea. Ltd. British Columbia. Coal
Ignite. l.. Corners, Republic. Wash
Mineral oils. paraflne base, 7. II
Thompson. Flaihead valley. British Co
llnmbia. Mineral oils. asphaitum base
Hollis 4 Hunter. Arizona. Ainera
waters. Medical Lake Mineral Waite
company. Mineral salts, Medical LAX
Salts Manufacturing company. Cas-
minerals. William ~. stowell. spc
kane. Case geological eurios. Levi A
len, Spokane: second prize. Harr
shalieBberger. Spokane. InfusoriI
earth. John Hummer. Adams countl
Washington. Native silver specimen
n. shea. Spokane. PeiTihed WOO
specimens, Spokane Traction con
pany. Spokane. StAtuary marble. stai
dard Marble company, BOssburg, WI
gilVeE. gold ore, Greenwood district,
In
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EHS OF NORTHWEST STATES
GATE NEWS or THE PAST WEEK
BRlEFLY TOLD.
Choice selections d interesting Items
Gathered From Exchanges Cuttings
From washington. idaho. Montana
and orsson-NumsrOus Accidents
and Personal happenings Occur.
Marhlnaton NeMa.

The frultgr0wers Of Spokane and
adjoining counties have formed the
Spokane County horticultural nnion.
The principal object of the organiEa'
ton Is 70 see that the horticultural
laws u the state are enforced.
Warning has been given 10 farmers
In regard 10 the Russian thistle.
Fire burned the general store OF
Blnmmaneg a Son and the saloon Of
Joseph FarTington ~ Hueoda. near
Olympia The store and building 90
enpled were insured for about 8l2. 500i
the saloon was worth about $4,000. The
Bue0da postofEiee occupied portion
az the BlumaueF store. and the hFst
class mail. stampa and money In the
pOst0ltiee comprised practically al
that was saved from the building The
telephone exchange. In the same build
ing, was destroyed. The origin % the
nFs 10 not known.
The Spokane high school won the
nFst game o. the season against Blair
Saturday morning. after one Of the
aeFeesl games % football played By
school elsVena In Spokane. BY score
Of 6 20 8.
o. q. France Of WenAtehee won the
fiFst prize fOF the biggest apple AZ the
Spokane interstate fair. Il ls q PIP
pin. ~ inches In circumference. and
weighs 20 ounces. Il. Kiessing Of
Spokane county won second prize. with
an apple isM inches IN circnmteT'
enee.
Out Of spite. Il 10 thought. and eVi'
dsntiy In order 20 put -. Kelley 81
KsisO. Wash. out u the way 30 a. q
prevent bis marrying . young woman
Who had refused the alterations q
Issa successful sutton. Kelley VA
aeiHsd. gagged and bueked. bound b
wire 20 q tree In q dense wood and
abandoned 20 die. for . period Of foul
days, from Moaday until Friday last
when be Wan found and released. Sat
urday the young woman whose prefer
ment Tor Kelley nearly caused ~
death. procured a marriage license ans
late the same day the tWo we're mar
risd.
Jesse n. sutton. aged 10 years. pres
idenl ~ tho Puget Sound Savings hAn'
az Tacoma. dFopped dead whiic saiA
lnF 81 the telephone. he had bern
resident ~ Tacumn for 10 years an
was highly respected,
owtnR 20 the Judges on EFAin over
! booking q sack of bineHtem wheat "a
tered al tho Spokane Interstate tai
by William Glmmei II wilbur. thei
decision was rccunHidcFcd and d.
dimmol vas awarded arvt premium
ST.. uimmol has for several years 40
arsl premium on wheat. ISIS EFai
weighed . tribe lens than 81 pound
IN Fhe hunhRt
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Total Boundary ore tonnage for last
week. 1889 tosa. total for year 10
date. sIs.lsa tons The CRANKY smell
ter treated last week IstS tons, or
sos tons since starting one furnace.
The rumor that lie Rot and lie Rot
No. 2 n RoRaland were on the point
of amaigAmation Ia certainly premA-
lure. though not perhaps entirely In
accurate. eayh the British Columbia
Review OF London.
A cablegram to London from Ross
land saya. shipped from the mine
10 the Northport emelter during past
month. Ssi2 tons Of specially selected
ore. containing 4l05 ounces Of gold,
ssii ounces Of silver and $4,000 lbs.
81 copper. Estimated profit on this
ore. after deduotinE cost o. mining,
smelling. realization and depreciation.
SIS 300: expenditure on development
work during the month. $500"
The Cariloo Consolidated company,
which Ia carrying on hydraulic opera
lions on a very large scale AZ Bullion
lCariboo. will very likely raise a quar-
ter OF a million more capital. TO be
depended in bringing more water into
its reservoirs.
Men are preparing the snowshoe's
machinery IN the compressor building
for use. This will be completed prob
ably some time next week.
Ore shipments from Rossland camT
for the past week are: lie Roi, 252s
tons: Center Star. i4l0; War Eagle
l1ii0; lie Roi No. 2. $50; Jumbo. 500;
Velvet. Portland. milled. 50; White
Bear. milled, 100; View. 30' total
1905 tons; year 10 date, 269. 607 tons
The View is old property now undel
lease to Eric Stevenson. II Is pro
ducing high grade copper ore, and Il
likely TO ship steadily for long pc
Rod. Rainfall during the week wa
unusually welcome. and the water sup
ply for mining and milling is substau
tally increased. IL IL believed tina
the long drought Is now broken.
Tho deal pending for bond on tn
skylark claim. two miles from Phot
nix. has been put through. and dc
velopment started. The seller is Gic
vnnnl I.avagnio. OF Salt Lake City
Utah, and the buyers are Phoeni
people, o. d. Smith, Jr., A. B. W
Hodges. w. s. Macy, r. B. Bouche
and II. A. Wright The amount Is al
deratood to be $4,000, the time owe
two years. A powerful pump has bee
seat to empty the shaft
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Wallace. Ida,-An action for the
foreclosure Of q lien against the Etey.
ems Peak Copper 4 Cold Mining com,
pany WAS instituted IN the district
court BY Peter q. Madsen, Tonnes Mel.
son ard Daniel Mcdonald.
Edmund o. Deming, 10 years old,
formerly Of the Capitol Milling com
pany and 4 pioneer, was accidentally
asphyxiated az bis home in San Fran
cisco. He was found dead IL bed. II
was seen that q tube connected with
the gas heater which he had left burn-
ing had become loose and allowed the
gas TO escape. The deceased came %
California from Ohio in 1854.
The Bunker Hin & Sullivan Mining
q Concentrating company has deelar-
ed dividend 81 OF $4,000. payable on
October 4. This makes a total paid
since January !. 1904, sSss 900, and to
tai 10 date, ez,l2l 900. The mine II q
silYeF-lead producer at Wardner, Ida.
Three tunnels are being driven "
the Blue Ledge Copper company 70
open the property Of that name, just
across ON the California side from
Oregon. DIR. ). r. Reddy. who pro
NOTED the sale Of the property, which
passed for a consideration Of $3.50, 900
says that the Blue Ledge company Il
composed largely OF mining engineers
and New York capitalists. Manages
lC. w. Geddes stated recently that 4
compressor plant would be erected q
expedite development.
The Copper Key, situated Rbon
threefourths Of a mile south Of tn
great Belcher mine, seems destined q
become one Of the great mines Of tn
northwest The ore is claimed TO b
even richer than the BeIcher. and bid
fair TO rival that property in q shOr
time. Even with limited development
Il can ship almost any amount Of or
daily which may be desired.
All property Of the Republic Powe
q cyanIding company have been sol
by a master in chanceEy Of the U. s
court 70 bidders from different part
OF the country and 20 q trustee 70
the bOldhOlders. subject 10 confirms
ton Dy the u. b circuit No0EA
The PHO Lulu fraction. Tuesday an
Thursday fractions. mill. samplin
works and all other buildings. waite
and wood fumes and water rights 6
20 the bendholders.
The machinery offered in entiret
found no buyers. 80 one article afts
another was offered. The master n
tI6ed bidders that all bids less tha
/ SIO0.000 for the realty and $4,000 Il
the machinery would be reiecte
hence the sale piecemeal.
4 The machinery sold TO outside b
/. ders consisted Of two crushers. q I
!. horse power engine. one boiler az
, lone high speed engine used TO run ~
! dynamos, realizing only $3.50.
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IDAHo ITEMa.

A, Boise. Pred Bond vas held uith'
out bail for tho killing 81 Charles
naiy. Who vas brutality murdered In
bic home Fcccntiy.
A heavy rAiBstnrm brought down
landslide upon tho tracks Of the Nor
them Pacific near Putiateh Junction.
Tho regular passenger train vas haE.
god BY a farmer swing near the slide
and a possible wreck avCrted.
The Moscow city council has fixed
the tax levy Tor Moscow 81 2sh mills.
Y mill higher than last year. This IL
occaHluned By the big sewer system
which has Just been installed. THIS
will make the total TAI levy for Mos
COW citizens 6th mills
The Iuliactta roller mill IL turning
out rs barrels ot aour every day.
Fau seeding IL about finished. and
the farmers welcomed the heavy rain
last week. a. Il put tho ground In
good ahipo for fall plowinE. which
will start Immediately.
Al Occur d'Alenu Gre was started IN
che new mills Of tho u. Il. Lewis Lum
NNN NNNANAAAN ANA AAE AfNHAANtNAa -
big mill has started up.
Moscow IN soon to have itn hrst
city directory. Men are In the aelt
busily engaged compiling the data fol
the publication, which will appear Il
q few months. The directory will IN
cludc Kendrick. Troy. Jullaetta, Gen
ceee. an well as being a general d.
roctnry OF Laiah county.
Paul Gran. one OF the best know
young men in tho Occur d'Alenos. wa
shot through the stomach and prot
ably mortally wounded ut 1850 o'clocl
Monday morning while IN the once q
che Sunset brewery, the property q
his uncle. James Murphy, the nigh
Waterman and night engineer. did III
shooting through a window, not recos
nIElng the young man and suspcctin
burglars were at work, ~ there we
another man with young Gran.
PAU Graf haA since died from N
effects Of the shot.
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nEATn wlMs AuTo RAcE.
One Man Is KILLED. One injured. n
the Contest.

the Contest.
rev George Arents. a New
York millionaire. lies dying in . hos
pitaI in Long Island. and his ehauE-
feur, Carl Mensel. is dead. as a result
of the race for the cup offered By w.
*. Vanderbilt. Jr..
Arents' car was wrecked by the
tires slipping. The chauffeur was tai
en- 70 3 hospital horribly mangled, ana
he died half an hour later. Arents
was also taken 70 3 hospital. where 4
was found he was suffering from .
cerebral hemOrrhage, and AZ an early
hour be was not expected 70 live. His
family had been summoned TO his bed
side.
The committee considering the pro
test lodged by NJ. Clement disallOwed
the protest. Heath. who finished first.
was declared the winner
-Four wheeled vehicles Of all sorts o.
incongruOus shapes rushing along the
road at a speed Of from 60 70 30 miles
an hour, the air resounding with the
-honk, honk," Of horns. the changing
OF bells and the shouting OF guards.
signal Gags waving and iiuttering, ana
an occasional cheer from thousands
OF throats, stirred the atmosphere I'm
Mineola. Hampstead. Garden City ana
other Long Island suburbs Of Greater
New York during the 500 mile auto
mobile race for the w. X. Vanderbilt.
Jr-. cup.
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Portland, ore.-Maior H. L. Rees.
acting chief paymaster located at Port
land. in charge OF funds OF the De
partment Of the Columbia. has been
relieved from duty. pending invest,
CATION, and the money in his care was
turned over to Assistant Paymaster F.
r. Day. The action taken is the result
OF an inspection OF the affairs Of the
local once by Colonel S. C. Mills. In
spector general, q. S. A. who came
from Washington a week ago. The
Portland once handles all the money
necessary for payins men at the U. s
army posts OF Washington, Oregon
Idaho and Alaska.
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MoNrAMA MOTHS.

Howard hEeuGsFa NftAGAAg M1ta
ing man. vas killed in the railroad
yards 81 Missonla as the result Of
freight train accident
samuel Scott, who. II il believed. an
tedated any living gold seeking pioneer
In his advent 10 Montana. died In Mis-
soula Sunday afternoon. aged II years.
Scott arst came to Montana from sa-
lima county. Missouri. IN 1854 as
frelghter in a pack train. He later
freiRhted in eastern Oregon. A. the
time the international boundary line
vas run between British Columbia ana
the united States. Scott had charge Of
the transport service.
Shot by thugs. robbed Of bis sala'
abies and then hurled from swiftly
moving passenger iTain near colnm.
bus. vas the fate Of = traveller on an
loveFiand Northern Pacific train. who.
from papers found on him. Is believed
10 Be Iswia Donamer os Edmond. 3.
Ii.
with impressive services and with
ali the ceremonial ~ the Catholic
ritual. IN the presence a. distinguish
"a gathering Of church dignliaries.
rev. MatiaR c. Lehman % Dahuqae,
iowa. was last Sunday Installed bishop
az the nswly created diocese q Great
Fails.
one ~ the worsi freight wrecks
which has occurred on the Rocky
Mountain division 90 the Northern Pa
! che in many years, from The stand
point ~ delayed trafAc. took place a.
an early hour Sunday morning about
l6 miles Naht uf Garrison. Mont. fretgal
! leaTa loaded with export shipments tol
! the orient were piled 60 feet high
and the WreckaRe u tao trains Il seal
TERED along the track for q consider
, able distance franc Was brought q
! complete atandetiil. and no traini
J wsre able 10 pass The scene II tn
wreck for - hours
One 81 the train crew. Ffremai
Bowman. II an extra east boan'
J. freight. vas instantly killed and tS'
: other tralnmon uere hurt. though no
seriously.
The accident xaa due 10 3 mistak
. IN constituting the orders on the par
+ Of the engineer Of the west bounI
freight
The extra met tho original seeon
e section Ia deep cot. while both train
we're running al high rate Of specs
d The impact vas terrific. throwing IN
debris mountain high. both engine
q completely telosonplng. II WAS 10
n possible TO build q track around n
. wreck by reason Of the deep cut
J. A. Clark, contractor. Of spokan'
has been awarded the contract Il
8 the construction Of the sanitary sew
ers in Districts / and by the a
q ihoriiica Of Havre.
u University OF Montana played j
N hrHt game Of football for the seaso
D Saturday. defeating the Fort Aissoul
team. 10 to Q.
IN The electric light and telephor
n plants of HaYre. owned and operate
le by e. v. Hauser. have been transfe
rcd TO n. w. Turner. and associate
y Of Butte. who will operate them
"a the future The consideration IL saI
% 20 be $4,000.
IN senator Patterson OF Colorado
a. Rchednled to speak ali this week
a. Utah and Montana. after which be vi
" return TO Colorado.
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Chicago. the conference held In
Chicago between q representative Of
the department Of agriculture. c. w.
Carlyle. professor Of agriculture and
animal industry In the Colorado agri-
cultural and experiment station, ana
Eugene Grubbs OF the Colorado state
board OF agriculture. plans were for
INFLATED for the conducting OF expert
ments In breeding American carriage
horses with the trotting horse as q
foundation. The experiments are to
be conducted at Fort Collins. Col. un'
der COVE. nment supervision and with
the aid OF federal money. the sum Of
So, 0o0 having been appropriated foI
this purpose by the last congress.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-15

Chicago. IL no such thing
rs the yellow peril" OF which we
have heard so much" said the Rev.
George b. Smythe. secretary Of tho
Methodist missionary society. at tho
session Of the Rock River conference
In the Evanston Avenue church. he
continued:
'sThe war between Japan and Rus
STA is not a religious war. japan %
awakening, and ! would rather trusa
her paganlsm than Russia's s0-eRlloa
Christianity.
Mr.. smythe. who has spent 4 score
Of years IN China and the Orient -
missionary. told Of atrocities on The
part Of foreign nations. particularly
scoring the Germans and French.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-15

Judge Galloway Of the state circuit
court Of Oregon, at Salem. has enter.
cd q decree OF foreclosure upon the
state fair grounds in the case Of the
state land board Vs. the state board
Of agriculture, and the state oficials
composing the state board, In salts.
faction Of a $4,000 mortgage held up
on the same, and ordered that the
property be sold in satisfaction Of the
mortgage
The ave Italians held for the murder
Of Gus Breuer, an East Side saloon
keeper. were released, the evidences
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-15

A miner named Wooding. in the
Federal Mining eompany'a mine az
Wardner, idaho, was badly injured by
falling from a skip and having the skip
fall on him from a height Of about 80
feet He was taken TO the hospital
in an unconscious condition. An ex-
animation showed him TO be badly
bruised. with q slight conclusion Of the
brain. His condition ls reported bet.
ter.
Manager E P. spaulding OF the
Monarch Mining company Of Murray,
Idaho. Is negotiating with the Occur
d'Alene Iron works for the c0nstrue-
ton OF a concentration OF from % to
80 tons daily capacity.
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against them being insufaclent % var.
rant further detention.
Though the famous antiaaloon box
ordinance at Portland became effect,
i've October /, hardly 8 compartment
has been disturbed. Saloon men tree.
IL boast that the boxes win remain
Is they are.
The are In the Beaver Hill coal Minis
near MaFsh6eid IL not as serious IS
nrst reported. The mine win be re
opened for operations IN 3 few days
Jacob Fritz. a tamale maker. com
mitted suicide IN a Portland saloon
by taking carbolie acid.
Cattle raisera tributary TO the Echo
country are preparing to have . Law
introduced IN the next legislature com
peIling the general dipping Of cattle
to eradicate the disease Of ecabies
commonly known aa seab.
The Lewis and Clark exposition has
sent forth It's invitations to tha "a
lions Of the world 70 participate IL
the worlds fair Of the west.
The two Peacock mills AZ Milton ar
grinding out $50 barrels o. iouF
day.
While attending q dance Il Clark
mill. rs miles east Of Albany, q quar-
rel arose between william FltEwAlte
ana lease Mckinney. F1txwaits
wounded Mckinney. and Denis Tas
lor. Who easayed tbs role Of peace
maker, by stnbbing them. Both mel
are seriously but not fatally hurt, ffEI
walter escaped.
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o. n a Ns OFFER.

For an estimated expenditure Of
$500 600 to build another railroad line
along the north side Of the Washtucna
eoulee the 0. r. & n. has offered 10
yacate the oonIee TO the United States
reclamation service for use as \ reser-
voir in connection with the Palouse
irrigation project OF the government.
The proposition was submitted to +.
II. Newell. chief engineer Of the recla-
nation service. by e. e. Calvin, gen
eral manager Of the o. r. & n, and
also asks that the government main
tain forever two free ferries across
the reservoir AZ points where the CON-
pany now has sidetracks between Kah'
lotus and Council.
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Daily diminishing Is occurring along
the Japanef advance line. On Friday
Japanese cavalry attacked two com
panles OF Russian infantry and two
regiments of cavalry with machine
guns on the right bank Of .ae Hun,
southeast Of Choran. The Russians
were driven back to the northwest
The Russian casualties were Is The
Japanese sustained no loss. Saturday
the japanese advance Infantry drove
back 400 Russian cavalry AZ Taikoh.
The Russians lost from 20 to 50 men,
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rlhhlaa Rtnrsa Wet.

Thomas u. Tibhles. populist nominee
for vice president, announced In LA
coin. Neb., that be had received adj
vices from Thomas Watson that on
account OF Illness Mr.. watson win be
unable to iii his dates ID the north
west states. and requesting Mr.. Tio-
bles 70 take his place. He win do 20,
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Kansas City.--A northbound express
on the Missouri Pacific railway and a
freight train collided in the yards here.
Fourteen persons were injured, two
seriously. Mira. ]. NJ. Particle. wife Of
Major Particle. commanding officer al
Fort Reno, oKla.. probably fatally. The
injuries az the others were slight and
they resumed their journey. Major
Particle and daughter were alightly
hurt.
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The University OF Washington open
ed the football season Saturday after
noon il. the presence Of 1909 persons
by defeating Whitman with ease Tbs
score was 50 to 0. and only the souna
Of the whistle kept the varsity from
making the score larger.
Major Delmar made a new trotting
record Saturday when he circled 'h@
track in 2:O1&. clipping a half seo0na
OF the record made by Cresceus q
Columbus. Major Delmsr used no wind
shield or other speed oontrivanees.
The best defense that Princeton has
vet met was encountered in the Wash
ington and Jefferson game Saturday
afternoon. when Princeton won By 10
to 0.
Pennsylvania State college was de-
feated by Yale by a score Of - to q.
and the Yale coaches were greatly
pleased over the result. as Il was the
hardest game that Yale has had 70
play for several years so early in the
season.
The University Of Idaho deteatea
the Lewiston State Normal school, =
TO 4. in a rather one sided game o.
football at the Moscow bali park SAT-
unday.
The Coltax High school team de-
feated the state normal at football ~
score Of re 70 O.
The battle between Jerry Mccarthy
and Jim Burrows. which will take
place at Spokane October IA. prom
lses to be the best 50 yet seen In Spo-
kane.
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Forslfyinu south q Mukdea.

According to Chinese reports tho
Russians are enlrenching anu buildiag
heavy earthworks south Of Mukden.
u 4 believed they intend making .
strong stand. They are also fortify-
ing Iron mountain. near TELLING. Many
Russian soldiers are said to be wear
ing Chinese clothes. indicating that
their winter clothing has not arrived
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fondon.-I.loyaa have received IN.
formation that the German steamer
China was sung by q mine on vladivo'
s.ok. The China was q German steam
er of 1871 tons gross, commanded By
Captain Krubbe. and was last reported
as leaving Hongkong with . general
cargo.
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Dundee, Scotland.--A whaler. re-
turned from Davis strait, brings news
Of the safety Of Captain Amundsen's
Arctic expedition, which left Christ
lania June Il. 1908.