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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10

Leib, s2; Cyprienne, s4; winnifreda, Owasca, Two Penny. Himterdon. Sane tissima, s7; Trompeuse. 92; Ethel Ab- bolt, 96; Blutheness, 102; Prince of Pil- sen, l04; Gold Spink, 9S.
 Second race, one mile selling-Fachel Ward. 90: shogun. s5; Idle, Gus Hei- dorn, 96: Noweta,, ss: Fugurtha, 100; Columbia Girl, Bluegrass Girl, Merry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
Ad-Notes @ the Decisions
 Of Alabama Supreme Court
RAILWAY LIGHT

RAILWAY LIGHT G
 POWER COMPANY vs. OLDHAM. Action against Street Railway to re-
 cover Damages for Personal Inju-
 rIes.-Appeal from the City Court of
 Birmingham. e
 i. Street railway; duty of person crossing tracks in street.-A pedes- trian in crossing the track ofia street railway at a street crossing, Is re- quired to exercise such care for the avoidance of injury as a reasonably prudent person would do under the circumstances: and 1t Is the duty of a pedestrian to look and listen for ap- preaching cars before crossing street railway tracks, and this duty is in- cumbent upon a person alighting from a car on one track, and crossing aor attempting to cross an adjoining track; and the failure of such pedes- trian or person to discharge this du- sty, makes him guilty of negligence. which prevents his recovery for being run oyer or injured by collision with a street car at such point. by reason of the simple negligence of the street car company or it's employees.
 Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Sharpe. T, f ss4 =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10

Thistle Do. 1O5 Dugan), 8 to 1, won: Bernice. IO2 (Boland), to 1. second; Flori, l02 (Thomes), to 1, third. Time, I:47 l-2 Louise Stapp. Mary Callahan. Charley Shade, Long Straw. Marseilles. Ethel Keekler. Valla Ram bla. Doty's Last Salivate. Tuexedo ran.
 Entries Today. .
 First race. six furlongs, selling-Lid
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Pioneer, varro, schoolmate, 1O4; Ben

Pioneer, varro, Schoolmate, 104; Ben ckart 110.
 Third race, five and one-half furlongs, purse-Ethel Day, Bouncing Betty, Bal acne, Meadow Horn, St. Bonnie. 100: Trixie White, Trappist. 103; Darthula 1O6; Royal Legend; Bum, Intense, ll5.
 Fourth race, six furlongs, selling Variora, Just So, 96; Hands Across, 9I; Alma Dufour, 90; Mccarthy. 1So; Judge Hines. Sam Craig, 103; Coruscate, lOS.
 Fifth race, six furlongs, selling Athlone Determination, Florence, Fonso, Bob Franklin, Lansdowne, Vine land, 1O4; Stand Pat, 103; Glad Smile, lOs; Subador, 1O9; Irby Bennett, li2.
 sixth race. five furlongs-Heidelberg Stroud, Freebooter, no; Merry George, IO7: Saranola Roscoe, Vic Gibleb John Carroll, Thrall. Scotch Irish J. B. smith, 104; Sterling Prince, 102.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
Whiskey situation at Peoria.

Peoria. Ill.. Nov. 9.-The price Of spirits remained unchanged at $l.24. The reductions in the price of domes- tics have not affected it. The situa- ton in the local whiskey market IS about the same as it was. The inde- pendents have declared that they will not recognize anything less than SPA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.

~ special convocation of knl Montgomery R. A. Chapter G2#3 No. 22, will be held on
 Thursday evening. Nov. 10th. 8 ]: :"
 at 7:3O o'clock Work In VAAMH HR. A. Degree.
 HX A>M Visiting companions are fra l-W ternally invited. < NH By order of the H. P.
 VIM. II. DINGLEY, usE Secretary
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SPECIPa- @ NOTOES:
FUNERAL NOTICE.

.'he friends and acquaintances of the late Mrs. Katherine Kreutner and family are requested to attend her funeral service from the Union Depot on the arrival of the train due at II .. m Thursday. Nov
 10th. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends of MT. and Mrs. N. J. Bell and family are requested to attend the funeral of their son, Mir J. Sherman Bell, from the residence. 543 South Court St.. this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
The New York Shoe Shop.

202 Dexter Avenue.
 Mems Shoes half soled and heeled for Soc. while you walt fifteen minutes Ladies shoes half soIed and heeled for 45c. Boys shoes half soled for 35c. Children's shoes half soled, 25c.. and up. All work guar anteed. the best White Oak Leather used'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
At PimIicO.


 Baltimore, Nov. 9-Results:
 First race mile and sixteenth-1kki. 3 to 1, won; Detention, II to ,, second: Ruby Hampstead, 20 to 1. third. Time, 1850.
 CTS. about two miles-Ogress, to ?, won: Captain Hayes. to 2. second; Isaak. 15 to 1, third. Time. ASA 3-4.
 Third race. five and one-half fur Iongs-Flinders, to ?, won; Sheen. 3 to 1, second; Clique, 12 to 1. third. Time 1908.
 Fourth race, Baltimore Brewers handicap, mile and eighth-Bartender, even. won; Mrs. Frank Foster, 10 to l, second; Hippocrates. to 5. third. Time. 1:54 1-4.
 1, won: Little Woods. 12 to 1. second; ; Pancreatis, 6 to 1, third. Time. 1:01 l-4. Sixth race, six furlongs-Queen Eliza beth, 10 to 1, won; Rawhide, 10 to 1, second; Mlmon, to 1. third. Time, 1:14 a.. '"---.
 Entries Today.
 First race, selling; six furlo9gsL Breaker, Prince of Pleasure, Shy Bride. Lady Bess. Ethel Bertha, Dupont, Royal Window. King Albert. Peninsula, l04: Requiem. 103. - miles-Mystic Shriner. Eophone: L. w, 15S; Ivan, Edward Grats. 15l; Croxton. i40; Broadway. 161; Woolgatherer. 151 {; Perchance. 13o; Hahover. l6S; R. B. Sack. 1856.
 Third race. six furlongs-D'Ark 1o7; Druid, 112; Kitty Platt. 1l2; Re creo, no; Gold Fern. 107; Knight of Weston, 100; Woolnoia1; 1,soa soa Incense ll'' Fourth race, selling: mile and guar ter-Cheripe. Rathaven, 95; Solon. Shingle, Establish. 90; Baikal. lo$: Hoodwink. Bar le Due Minataur' lo6'
 Firth race, maidens; five furlongs-- seagirt. Blue Print Festoon. Lizzie Al bertine' Lady Evalyn, Chippy Thorpe, Auction. Mamie March. Julia G., Pearl sixth race. Baltimore Brewers Spe- rial handicap: mile and sixteenth Minotaur, 12S: Unmasked, III; Sallen, Red Hook. 112: Mary worth, Rector, iii; Yosan. 11O; Monadnock' lol' Dutch Carter 100
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintances of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Wilcox are invited to attend the funeral of their cousin. l.. G. Clark, from their residence, 14 Clay St., Thurs day morning at 10 o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10
Only One Department Injur- ed or Partly Damaged
 BY FIRE

and The Roman Cotton Go. ready and equipped to re- ceive and handle cotton as heretofore.
 We take pleasure in stating to the public and our patrons that while a small portion of one of our warehouses was damaged by fire last night. We are nevertheless ready and equipped to handle all cotton consigned, shipped or brought to us as if nothing had happened. Will be found at old headquarters.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
Mining Notes.

The body Of c. Lockwood OF Seattle.
victim Of the ClaiIam accident. has
been recovered. The body Of A. X.
Prince. who with Guy Daniels. was
travelling around the world giving mt
steal recitals. and was drowned In the
ClaIlam wreck. was recovered In Els
quimalt harbor.
Or. w A. Hendryx. accompanied by
All G. Cowhard. Is at Republic, to
look after the installation Of the Hen.
dryx agitator at the Mountain Lion
Dr. Hendryx will remain until Il gets
into operation.
The owners Of the great mines Of
the Occur d'Aleues received nearly
Sli ,000O 900 from the silverlead pro
duct Of their properties during 1908
which Is one Of the greatest records
in the history OF this wonderful dis
trict. From figures furnished BY the
various mining companies It Is learn.
ed that the total valuation Of the ship
ments from the district for the year.
considering the average value of sill
yer at 80 cents per ounce and that Of
lead $3.50 per hundred pounds. Is $40.
.Ol6.458.s2 There we're 6.02t.it5 OF.
Of silver produced. which brought re-.
turns OF S3191 .4Jb.s5 while the pro
duction of lead reached the enormous
figure OF 2Uo.25L27s pounds. bringing
the companies &7.l2s.2Gi.97.
a bin Of complaint for the forecl0s-
NJ n hn apnn nan harI = -.
Republic Power & CYanidlnE company
was filed at Spokane recently by For.
ster & Wakefield. representing the
complainant. the American Loan 4
Trust company Of Boston. named a.
trustee. Coupled with the defendant
is the name of william George Camp
bell Lanskall. as trustee. who Ia al.
legged to have some claim to the prop
erty Of the defendant corporation.
Major Il. @. Edwards Leckie. for
merly manager Of the Republic mine
at Republic. has returned to London.
almost recovered from his fight with
leopard while in Somallland. Africa.
When the steamer AlH left Skag.
way ten days age people not only
brought the news directly from Daw.
son that those In the Tanana digginEs
are suffering from starvation. but also
brought word that tho fact is 30 we'll
known in Dawson and the reports from
the dlggings 80 substantial that n
small stampede has been going on
from tho northern metropolis. Food
has been shipped into Tanana from
Eagle and other surrounding towns,
and. although the quality was not
equal to that In Dawson. II was nour.
ishiug and plentiful.
Word has reached Canyon City. Or.
from Bear Valley that Jack Stowell.
commonly known as "Black Jack"
former foreman OF Prairie dlgRlngs
mine. was almost instantly killed while
cleaning loaded rifle at the home
Of Dave Helmic recently.
The supreme court Of Montana has
denied the Injunction asked by the
Boston & Montana company TO stop
+. Augustus Heinze from mining I'm tho
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
British Columbia Mines.

Another entire change OF manage
ment has taken place at the Ymir
mine, G. H. Barnhardt succeeding r.
VI. Atwater as general mneger, MIR
sarnhardt was formerly superinten-
dent in charge OF the property under
). 5. Fowler. the company's engineer
Retrenchment Is being inaugurated
and there has been wholesale cut
ting down Of expense. involving the
dismissal Of a large number OF EN-
ployes from the heads OF departments
iownwards. Only 20 out OF the 50
stamps are now being run and It is
probable that the output Of the mine
will be curtailed 10 this extent for
some months.
J. W. Ashley. C. E.. who has been
superintendent Of the work being car
ried on by the Snowshoe Gold & Cop
per Mines. limited. for the last ave
years or more. mas started on a vaca.
tion for London. Eng, to be gone two
months
Sixteen Of the miners unlon OF Tel
turide. Colo. are expelled from San
Miguel county by order OF Major Hin.
military commander.
Boundary's ore shipments for the
second week In the new year are al
most exactly the same as for the arst
week. little over $1,000 tons
The New Year has opened ausplcl.
ously In the Rosslaud camp and the
feeling Is that the city Is entering one
Of the brightest years In It's annals.
At the lie Rot mine great interest at,
taches TO deep level development. ss-
pecially since .danager Parrlsh's quail.
fled statement that the oreshoot on
the 1850 Is the top OF another great
ore body. Production has been in.
creased 10 a basis Of $4,000 tons per
month. Much OF the ore Is being Ell.
tracted from the big stope on the 300
foot level. which has a face 50 feet
wide.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

Minnie Healy. pending anal determine
ton OF the dispute over ownership
and also denied the injunction asked
by Hetnze against the Boston A mon
tana 10 stop the latter from mining
in the PiecoIo and Zambetta mining
claims. pending fnal decision OF own
eIship,
The long standing dispute between
the timber holders and mining proper
" holders over titles To number OF
claims OF mineral and timber lands
near John Day. Ore. has been settled
out Of the courts.
Adyices received al Butte. Mont.
nom Garland, Wye. tell Of the acct
dental discovery by several Mormons
OF large gas we'll. which Is spoutlnS
a column az gas about 10 feet into tue
air One OF the party 10 queneh bis
thirst, rolled q snowfall and noticed
strong odor OF gas. Scraptns aside
the snow they found a strong current
Of gas Issuing from cleft 10 the
rocks. Lighting match 20 test the
substance the Morm0us lsultcd the
gas. causing an explosion. scorchlhs
their faces and sending a column ot
Hame many feet hish The diaeoy'
cry is causing much excitement
Twenty mrn are building the rev
tramWay for the Sno@st3Em mlne ~
I Mullan. Idaho
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

Tacoma, Wash. Jan. %. -DesnoD.
dent over his inability 10 secure a nor.
manent position that would enable
MN 10 marry tho girl he loved. James
Brucde placed the mu5zle ~ a doubl.
barrel shotgun TO the right side II bis
face yesterday and exploded tho woap-
on the whole u his head being blown
off. !"
Bruce was in love with a girl named
Lily kerhy, who had but reccn,lv
came to this country from Scotland
which was also the homed ~ the dead
man. In letter written by him 10
the girl he stated that he soon bopod 20
DO able to secure position that vlI
shsbie him to keep his promise To
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

has been advised that vel.
R 1ss,,s a.. MoAdAy GA tbs Hsl.s y - -.
James Martin. eonvietaa !.
10 the district court a. e,,- Aafta
eoaniy. has been deais.i 4 ~. ~
~ the supreme court. ssseiias
bouleFs Of BiilinEs are -.
take much interest IN ~ 3
tournament for Eastern Mer,. sss /
Is to be held there January = = saa
Ole khnlson. = section 49,. Z.
the Great Northern raiiwav ~. y
a. HAsFe In the railroad ysvs. .' -
y ~ hsaAS run over b. ps' -.
The trustees Of the I.iysss.,..
school have decided 10 49,. Il. J. ~
electors the proposition " "
bonds for $4,000 Tor The srs,,,' 80
high school bailaing.
Judge Leslie II Great Futs.
ed a grand jury 70 iaqalrs l.sa =. ~
rsHeeting upon county smee.. 49,, 49,.
general 70 make saeh iayesslss,s..
Il may dsssn proper.
An Important laha assl ~.
Fsceatiy. when John 4 Klns - !.
ranch. consisting u "a aes,s u
dlately vest Of LtSiBsstea y
kFiezeF aAd A. \. ShsFmas &, &.
Without heaFias aFgameas -
Aeciegran u Butte. aflss ~ ~ "
simoay had bsea etgsea -
Idlsbarmeni PFueeedinss ssns.ss
asys Arthur !. aaesea ND 4
agiveFs.
rhe eoanty faFmsfs' lssssn. -. :.
heia IN kaiispall ga lannnw = ~
70. Several PFomtneas ~ I ~
State viii bs here anA go. !.
dresses "a farmsag aaa trna -.
ing
TIE ashaAl snaheia ssss.nws
havaili eguntY. dated NosemAsv \
Shows the total cash "a Aaae A.
$50 g. gross aHoaat u ssasasss,-s.
so .t9es. net iaasksssssna 4
tTgt&
Thoaas PsaEhsr. aas a a. -
settlers % sNsetGrass egassy. - 4
een'if a bis FaHeh ha@s ID a. IA
isssssae waller. fss @ssss - Y
ilg Ttmb<F
Shortly after mttaiEht gs..aag IN
las Gre started sn the LSsmaa III
Al Lssistoe. Fssgns spsasY. saa \
fare u vas gsass eosiFsi "a ts
81 "a snsIFs hseea ef bmsiaess ~
lures. oalY toe gas fact gAAf ] ~
bfeszs va sissinE uas rla -
basih1as s@eti0@ saves. a. ne "a
Ftant bal susp~naea gssgaaisaa ~
pairs,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

For three days heavy winl aai
snoWatJrm has .t-en raging and the
roads aud tlal,s age nearly lmpaas
able Fortunately all the heavy ani
cGmbersams machinery tpr the Jumbo
mill addition has been delivered and
M being placed as rapidly A. possible
A ear and TRACK has been added %
the del RIO equipment
The Lucky Lad company Is ham
mergas away 90 the sol'a 1rif- A. the
100 foot level and the ore body 10 as
large as ever and Il anything better
The CraeArr!acE company b extend
ing power wires tg The Hump Ahi b.
th- urst u February electric usats
will replace Goa. otl and candles here
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

TAs aSsemsns IL zeal sssss
Occur a-Aleas Ia unasaaliy sesta
SLATER.
tss e. nsfaHm vas kire4 tz
By = sfss falitHE oa hin salie i \
ia his bFusAss'a ta4siax samt
Laeirae
Ths death - yossx Ftsfsfss
rmsrea 81 Winchester FseeafeF. 81
salt % bic betnE ttekra NJ
several Gays esfafs
WHAT'S thr hsssasy * sAs skaae
sisrs aton9 tbs NJ MasSsa Ksa a
styess theru has asrss sstses u
ssea as oesn . Water - ~ -
asa
upua gAs shawtHE msss y M
saf itsYhaFu. sks secretary = -
terror has lssues a. pstsF e
tae server ana apnFaiseassat = -
~ shs FeFt Ehssmas taltlsssy fspa1
slun
u 10 gnneFnily unassstoea = hlN
that aenaf1s W. A. ctase 4 NesH
has pasvhasea TIE Igsiss tzaal !
East ttae@. laeataa Is ths heaa q y
BAY. foF the pufpose u srNxat
lsfEa savmfft
School Superintendent wrsN
Lewtssnn reports an sernl@sai
over 300 20 the sekouS. iia e e =
piia belHg hlah achnol sssasasA ~
II an increase 81 ovsf ~ "
from last year
FredsFte Thomas nsaHs. = -
os the Cu@ar d'Aipnss aaa eas = y
moat wiasiy knowe Fssiasns1 =
district. died of passmosiA $50.
niEht 1T ths family fssldsaee. : ~
laCE. after an illness u less -
wrsa.
s. c. Galiop. an sissriy 49,. =.
wha lived about ave mllss aesa u I.
valley from nasss. vas insna - ]
his harm rpceatiy. The bodY - .
marks % vlaieacs. Galipp - u.
alone "a bis ranch Tor sgvsfAl ~. =
and seldom had any callers ~ I"
unmarried.
The grass seed crop q iasah q. :.
ty.~ said M ]. Shields. excess.
600 10 value last year, and this -. !. .
largely Increased DURING TIE
year OF the total crop raissa y. !.
SO. 900 soFsh Of sFass seeds. - !,
handling most of the balaHes y =
grass seed grown IN the eounsy.
The board os pardons has Ers.',- 4.
full pardon to u. J. AlcoFn' ~ ~.
sentenced to seven years 1870 ~,
msnt for killing Cora A. Bafse - -
rison By performing q criminal Y ~ a
ton. John q. volk. sensencea Y ~
Imprisonment for a murder :.
ted In Kootsnai county. Vns.s 49,.
tenca was commutsd last $3.50 49, ~
to rs years. was paFoied. Ioaa ...' I.
melting. sentenced TO life ig 49,
ment for L.lling Nd woods N ~ ~ /,
county. had mis- sentence co'nn a., 1,
10 years. This viii let him 81
few days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
AFTER ANTtToxlH Trust.
Medical Societies. 81 IlItneIs Begin
Proceedings.

Medical Societies o. Illtnels Begin
Proceedings.
Chicago The Chicago Medical 80.
riety and the Illinois STATE Medical
association ell. h a evp~-.ted. begin
legal proceedings against Tho anti
toxin trust under tbs antitrust law
Secretary Prltchara. ~ thr health Dc.
partmvrt. said that be had .nt3rma
t.on 10 that effect Al or1slal state
mrnG regarding the death trust. Ia
antltoSln. vas issued By Secretary
Pritchari The statement says Is
part
The anlltoEln trust Il rorhlng nprs
or less than trar7c 10 human No
Three concerns which manufacture
and practically control the antlioslr
supply OF almost the rafir~ rogatry
have seen M 70 arbitrarily advance IN.
price % their prodgrt TOO per cent.
The department 'e't compelled "a
call public attention 20 the -vtlrnes
that a combine bad been formed whlrh
sTwCtually controlled the price ot ths
.oniy known remedy Tor tho r1aat trvad
seourgH To tho child ne pr The r1un
TRY Primarily our object la 10 rau
attentlon 70 tho immediate effect this
would have On the death rate u chill
dren In the city u Chicago. The bur
den ~ Increased cost will Tall heaviest
on the self respecting. self supporting
heads % families % modest incomes
The publicity already given has
aroused the msscaI profession to the
hlEh"at Indignation and no doubt will
result in some action speedily bsins
taken to have a supply - antltoslu
from sources ctaer than that % ths
combine
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
To stop HaEtnE.

Washington, Jan. 2i.-According
TO the testimony II Captain Brown.
son. declared this practice II hazins
In the academy "a being eliminated
He spoke strongly against tho passage
or the Lacey bill t. restore tho three
cadets recently dismissed from tho
academy for hazinR This action must
not ba taken II dictplino ia e. hs main.
tanned However be- did not want to
be- personal against tho thrpo cadets
whom ne characterized as in all other
respects "a desirable stadents
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
Fatal Blast.

Baker City, Oregon. Jan. 90. - A
premature EXP losion Of dynamite at the
Virginia mine this morning resulted in
the death Of Jack Reece and Iut out
theyes Of his partner. J. W Weidman.
Though the accident occurred at 10
O'Clock in the morning. the men were
not discovered until seven O'Clock in
the evening. Reece was alive when
found. but died several hours after.
The men wsfe working on the 200 foot
level alone
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

Vienna. Jan. 30 King Peter II S~r
via, according b. a report from Crttin.
j.. Montenegro, Published by tho Nsas
Weinor Journal. il prepared a. vnlun.
tarily reHoHRco tho throne and allnw
the powers 30 nominate hia SUCCESSOR.
The province ot Monteusgn IL said 10
have received a mandate from Russia
N clear up the prscarinua si'gatinn In
osrvia. and King Peter Is alleged 10
have recognized the untenabiltty Of his
position and 70 be willing 20 abdioAta.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
MINES AND MINING NEWS
PROPERTIES HAVE SETTLED
DOWN TO WINTERS WORK.
items Of Interest Gathered During the
Past Week-e. C. Mines Busy-
Show Up Weli--Eiectrie Power In
Occur d'Alens District a Success
Accidents and Personals.

Senator Hepburn OF Idaho recently
has introduced bill in the senate 10
amend section 1896 Of the revised
statutes OF the United States relative
TO mining claims. The bill provides
that actions brought In support of ad-
verse claims aled against any appliea-
tons shall be deemed actions al Law
and tried as other actions at law are
tried in the jurisdiction where such
suit arises
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

Washington, Jan. 2O.-The cabiDo,
dinner given by Postmaster genor,i
and Mrs Payne tonight was tho Isrg.
est function 81 that cbarac,.r ,',.s.
given In Washington az Ia addition 10
the preisdeutand Mrs. Roosevelt tho,
were about 80 other guests For Tho
frts time this season tho entire canine,
circle was represented.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
Nerroea Cannot aeryc.

Washington, Jan. 81 The United
States supreme court has again reaf-
firmed the ruling made in the case Of
Carter versus the state Of Texas, TO the
effect that the exclusion of negroes
from grand jury service Ia cases in
volviug criminal Charge against mem
bers Of their race is in violation Of the
constitution, and therefore not permits
aible
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

Washington. Jan 90. -CongTessman
Jones has introduced bill ests blishiDg
a permanent military camp ground at
Spok ane for instrucsing and the maneu
verinR Of troops Of the regular army
and national guard on the site hereto
fore favorably recommended by Gem
eral Randall'and appropriating $50 900
for the purchase Of the site.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
Another Body Recovered.

Port Angeles, Wash, Jan. 2l.--The
body Of Homer II. Swaney was picked
upe by the tug Bahada about two
O'Clock this after noon two mile north
Of DnnReneaa liRht.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23
Senator aalIeY,a idea.

Houston. Texas. Jan. 20.--United
States Senator j. w. Bailey says In a
wired dispatch to the Post that he will
be retired from public life before dis
honoring my state and party by voting
for the ratification Of the Panama
treaty"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-23

Findlay. Ohio, Jan. 90. Tbs ,alsl
ers' opera house Of this CITY ~ - IN
u dstroycd BY FIRE. Loss ttV,V' x. ~
opera house was ''dars when -
started
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wait.burg Man suieide..

WalIia Walla, Wash, Jan. 2i.-O.
T. Parker Of Waitsburg committed
suicide in the city Jail this morning
by taking laudanum. He had been in
the city drinking heavily for some
DAYS.
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rs.r Minors Kliisd.

Butte. Mont. Jan. ao.--liy nlss,
Of earth IN the East Gray Ices ..as,iss,
one Of the Amalagmated rso'sl,,sr.d
fopr men wers killed and two ~
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MONTANA MOTIFS.

Tho funeral Of Maurice Powers. Of
Anaconda, was held Saturday.
The Western Union ONCE In Helena
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The Collar Commercial ,,ssa,sg u
been 6Yzanised, with G. l.
president.