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CURRENCY SYSTEM.
Houses of Congress Charged
With Its Betterment.

The attention OF the Congress should
be especially given to the currency
question, ana in the two houses
the standing committees on the
matter charged with the duty
should take up the matter qf
our currency and see whether
it is not possible to secure an agree
ment in the business world for better
ing the system; the committees should
consider the question Of the retirement
Of the greenbacks and the problem OF
securing in our currency such elasticity
as Is consistent with safety Every
silver dollar should be made by law
redeemable in gold at the option of the
holder.
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Presidents Attitude Toward Unions.

Y o
Wv
ee work With who decline They
a
in any form O emp of
n
Moreover
specially S true of within the classified service
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Washington and its agents in the field:
and with the cooperation Of its
branches thus secured the Indian Bu-
reau would. in measure fuller than ever
before. lift up the savage toward that
self-helD and self-reliance which con-
stitute the man.
In 1907 there will be held at Hampton
Roads the tricentennial celebration of
the settlement of jamestown, Virginia.
with which the history of what has
now become the United States really
begins. commend this to your favor
able consideration. 1t is an event OF
prime historic significance. in which all
the people Of the United States should
feel, and should show, great and gen
eral interest.
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NercAant 22arzne
and 0ar 22a,,kets
President Recommends LegiSId-
tioH for the Encouragement
of Shipping.

especially commend to your imne-
date attention the encoura cement OF
our merchant marine by appropriate
legislation.
The growing Importance of the Orient
as field for American exports drew
from my predecessor. President Nc
kinney, an urgent request for it's spe-
cial confederation by the Congress. In
his message Of 1898 he stated:
In this relation, as showing the
peculiar volume and value Of our trade
with China and the peculiarly favorable
conditions which exist for their expan-
sion in the normal course of trade. I
refer to the communication addressed
to the Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives by the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the 18th Of last June. with
its accompanying letter OF the Secre-
tary Of State. recommending an appro-
-priation for a commission to study
the Industrial and commercial condi-
tions in the Chinese Empire and to re-
port as to the opportunities for and the
obstacles to the enlargement Of markets
in China for the raw products and man
ufactures of the United States Action
Continued To Paoe 10 Column
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Hatlon 0ves WucA
to ITS 2Uar Keroes
Present Management of the Pen
sion Bureau Is Entirely
Satisfactory.

The veterans of the Civil War have
claim upon the nation such as no
other body Of our citizens possess. The
Pension Bureau has never in it's history
been managed in a more satisfactory
manner than is now the case.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

ed again. GovernOr-elect Adams made
declaration today that be would keep
his anteeIection pledges 70 bring the
dynamiters Of the Independence depot
TO justice az soon as possible. Il IL
said further evidence has been secuF.
ed connecting outrages with certain
mine0wners. and that sensational do
velopments may be looked Cor. Stimuli
taneousiy with the announcement Of
Peabody by John Mitchell 1t was an.
nouneed that General Sherman Bell
would leave Colorado and so 70 Mex.
leo 10 become superintendent Of a
mine there.
A big dump OF shipping ore is being
piled up AZ the Mountain Boy mine at
Park City camp. near Republic. Wash.
Much Of Il Ia high grade and win stand
the long wagon haul necessary 70 set
II TO the railroad. Shipment In large
quantities viii be resumed shortly.
Boise.-some men heavily interested
In the Thunder Mountain region have
organized q railway company 10 build
q line into the district The proposed
read viii start from I4ardo in Boise
county. cross Becesh Summit. 80 down
secenh creek TO the south fork OF the
Salmon river, up the east fork Of the
south fork 20 Profile creek. through
Profile sap. down Big creek and up
Monumental creek 70 Roosevelt. The
distance Is $50 miles. Mine0wners OF
the Big Creek region particularly feel
the necessity for such a line. The plan
Il said 70 have been laid In connection
with the projected extension Of the Pa
che q idaho Northern from Council
10 LaFdo. but possibly the Idaho Nor.
thsTn viii be extended from Emmett
20 Payette lakes.
Next Tuesday the Turk smeltar OF
Cedar canyon, Wash, viii be blown
Ia. The event viii be q celebrated
one IN the history Of aihiug In Stevens
county A delegation Of citizens from
SpFinEdale and also from ReArdRn and
Davenport viii be present 70 see the
furnaces lighted, The smelteT IL n
blanchard patent and has . capacity
of 100 tons daily.
Judge Morris 6ommeF, secretary %
the State Consolidated Mining com.
Pany. fell Is feet d0vn = shaft 81 the
oompaay'a mine AZ Park City. Utah.
and vas INSTANTLY killed. II Il sup
posed an attack az heart failure caused
him TO lose bis hold on the ladder
which be vas climbing after having
inspected the ore body
Butte. A0nL-in accordance with
plans which have been maturing for
some time. the Colorado sneiter of the
AmalgAmated company has closed. For
about three months the smelleE had
been operating on custom ore. the
milne belonging 70 the Colorado com.
pahY. the 0Agnon. from which Il Dc.
rived the ore upon which Il usually
operated having been closed down for
that time. q vas concluded no lon
ser 10 run the amelter on custom ore.
and that ore viii hereafter t,e nmelted
~ IA. big shelters Al Anaconda aud
AZ the Battle a Boston emcller. The
aumeeF of men lei out u work owing
70 the suspension u the shelter was
.ias.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

&kNoTABLES

Winston Churchill will not stand for
re-election to ParliamenL
John Jacob Aston has ordered q thirty
horae power automobile In Paris.
Tamagno. the NOTED Italian tenor. 4
IN pOaties. He wants to so to PaFgla.
ment.
4. Komslsky. = Hungarian artist. i
painting two portraits OF John d. Roeke-
Teller.
The wife q the Archbishop Of cantsr.
bury IL the daughter Of her husbands
predecessor.
Sir John Usher. who died at Cairo the
other day. was a great Edinburgh phi.
lhnthropist.
The Sultan has sent a valuable eellee-
ton OF Assyriaa weapons AZ q Eift to the
King % Italy.
The wedding presents Of Emperor wfl.
liam, or some o. them. win Be "a exhl.
hilton AZ St. Louis.
Herr schAbQllta. a well-kn0wn Zurich
publisher, who died recently, ala All his
eorrespondance Nilh postal carda.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
soLDlERs COMING Homa.
Troeps VINO Have served Two Years
IN Philippines.

Important orders have been issued
BY the war department relieving the
troops which have served the allotted
time IN the Philippines and replacing
them with organizations from the Unit
led States. The troops ordered home
win sail as follows:
Headquarters. first and second
squadEons Thirteenth cavalry. April
IS: FIRST squadron going 10 Fort Riley.
headquarters and second TO Fort Mey.
Ter.
Headquarters and second squadron.
Twelfth cavalry. May rs, and frat
squadron Twelfth cavalry. June is,
both TO go TO Camp Thomas. Ca
Third squadron Eleventh cavalry,
June is. to 90 70 Fort sill.
Third squadron Twelfth cavalry. Au-
gust is. 10 90 to Camp Thomas, Ca.
Eighteenth infantry, January rs, 20
so 10 Fort LeaVenWorth.
The Fourteenth infantry, March rs.
10 go TO Vancouver barracks.
Twenty-third infantry. May is. 70 80
to Madison barracks and Fort Ontario.
The FOURTH Infantry. June Is, head
quarters. hand and two hattalions. 70
go to Fort Thomas. the station Of the
remaining battalion 10 be designated.
The Fifteenth infantry, July is, TO
so to Fort Mcpherson. Ca.
Ordered to Philippines.
The troops ordered to the Philip
pines viii sail from San Francisco as
follows:
Headquarters and second squadron.
Eighth cavalry. March /; third squad.
ron Eighth cavalry. April L; second
squadron Seventh cavalry, May 4;
headquarters and first squadron Sew
enth cavalry. June 4: third squadron
Seventh cavalry and Arst squadron
Eighth cavalry. July i: First infantry.
February /: Sixth iafAntTy, March l.;
Ninth infantry. April i; Sixteenth in.
fantry. June ].
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lie gaAAaEa &c 80

Areiaaac KMses 0haaamea ~ Hsarassz=
axing Rietmre MATS wifh cnlaeaazme.
One woman WHO e suecesnful b GEL
ting good effects IN Der house uses ths
trick o. framing O. mounting. her pc.
lures ~ q c0Ior 70 match the van a
her bedrooms II and. ahe anyA. khaA
when one moves Or cleans house. eha
pictures get sifted and resiffed 70 thmA
when one finally gets 10 the bedrooa
there II q collection that u hardly
worth rehanging. Wfthouf some aps-
eiaI treatment, Il would be 70 tie A.
tistic interests Of the room IN Question
to Danish them to the basement 81
send them TO the rummage sale. There
SIRE, however, lingering memories mnomk
them, and soma o. them have h@em
household treasures. and by using Is
color Of the wall to give them har.
monious effect they may ones more -
made things Of Jog IA the household
The light tinfs with which the bed
room is usually eaicimined are reaaiIg-
matched At the picture framing stora.
and win often blend successfully Will
pictures both cid and new.
Far instance, IN room done II
soft terra Gotta pink brown plots
graphs can be hung. Take the ola
ones out Of the frames and remit with
terra Gotta. and yen VIII have q charm
ing effect both upon the picture ans
upon the old-fashioned frame. which q
probably Of either walnut or gold.
In a room ia which this plan was
followed. new photographs of boSA
deep brown and terra Gotta tone wers
bound in passe parseat edge, the larger
ones being done close 10 Ehe edge viii
brown binding, and the smaller ones -
the same way after being artsstieailv
mounted. some on the terra Gotta pc.
per and some On brown paper viii
little edge Of the terra Gotta papaF psf
I'm between mat and photograph. Ewmm
a little oid-faahioned print IN mnsumm
tinta was brpnght into harBong nsa
only with It's own almost impoasibss
frame, but with al the rest o. the suEs
rOundings By this treatment,
The same plan was used ID . Eeo1B
o. pale green TINT. where an TIE new
pictures introduced were black ans
gray platinuma. with black mountinaa.
Two or three old fashioned c0lDg pse-
lures OF Howeg subjects and the Las
were brought into haFmony win the
walls and pretty light fsrnitnre. ~
well a. into pleasing contrast with tie
darker collection. by means o. pals
green mats. and IN one Or two cases .
touch Of enamel Of the same color npas
the Chicago Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
RHOOAS
C0LLEGB

Purdue University opened with the
largest freshman class in IN history.
TIE University Of PennEylvanIa began
IL one hundred and fOrty-nlRth annual
session with an increased enrOllment.
Dr. c. b. Wilson. professor Of sociology
az Columbia University, has been elected
a member q the Academia de- LAncal,
Rome.
Miss EleanoF Wallet has Given 900.
600 marks TO the University Of HeIdel-
berg for tie higher education Of wonsa
In GermasJ.
DR. RalpAa- Arnold. assistant I'm realewy
az Stanford Uaiversity, has been anpoanf.
"a assistant 10 DR.. Dali Of TIA United
States geological survey.
Prof. Koch Of Heidelberg ls the only
Instructor Of any university Ia Germany
who lectures on Journalism. He has FOR
several years ieetured there on this sub.
ject-
Alexander Moffert, champion amateur
swimmer Of New YOrk. has been chosen
director Of the new 100000 Kymnasaarn
Of the Missouri Athletic Club Of 81.
Louis.
DR.. james II. Canssld, librarian Of
Columbia University. is delivering Q
course Of lectures on various subjects
this tall before the graduating class a
Wees Point
For the arat time IN the histery al
German universities a deaf mute haa Oh
tAined a doctors degree. The Univer
Eity q LeIpAic has conferred a Ph. ID.
on DR.. Walter Kuntue.
Prof. W. w. Campbell. director q the
Lick observatory. has been elected a
foreign member % the Society Degll
SPellrOscOpissi ItaliAni. composed Of shir>
~ Italians and tAirty foreigners.
-Four Filipino stadentA. sent 70 this
country 10 BE- educated at the expense
OF their government. have entered the
Indiana Univerulty az Bloomington for
a full three yeaFa' course In law.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

W. A. Clarke pauuh,sr.

The public has learned OF the set.
Element out Of court Of the $500 900
suit for damages brought against Mrs.
Culver. former wife OF DIR. everett NJ.
Culver and daughter Of Senator w. A.
Clark Of Montana by Mrs. solon ].
vlanto. for alleged alienation OF her
husbands affections. Incidentally Mrs.
Vlasto has discontinued her action for
limited divorce. Il is understood she
consented 60 resume her former ar
rangement with her husband whereby
they live apart. he 20 pay her ee5 a
week. A friend OF Mrs. vlasto says
that she had yielded to the wishes OF
q son. young man. who has taken
apartments for her They felt. mother
and sen. that the notoFiety Of the d.
vorce was more than they care to
bring about.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19
-nE PAaT wEEk % &C wAR.
No Positive Military Developments oe-
Cured.

GMEFU8s
There were no positive military de-
Eelopments in the far east LAST week.
The japanese continued enlrenchlng
In the early part Of the week. and there
were constant outpost ekirmishes. Al
Port Arthur the japanese made q
fierce attack on Eta mountain, but the
resistance was 10 obstinate that II
could hardly be said that any sub
stantial gain was made by the be-
Hiegers.
There was an engagement Of some
severity on the 6hakhe on Tuesday,
when the Russians opposed 10 the
army Of General Oku took the aggres-
siye. II aVailed nothing. for the Rus
SLAMS were repulRed with considerable
loss. On Thursday the japanese took
the offensive south Of the Hun river
and succeeded in capturing three VII.
lagos, but the Russians recovered
themselves and, taking the aggressive,
drove the japanese back 70 their old
positions and reeaptured the villages.
The loss Was considerable on both
sides.
Throughout the week there were
several bombardments Of the Port Ar.
thur forts. and those Of Rihlung and
suhsung were sileneed. The japanese
continued to creep closer 20 the be-
sieged garrison. but nearly every ad.
vance Was made with heavy losses.
There was q FumoF that General
Stoessei had shown q willingness TO
talk Of an armistice. but IL was not
confirmed. The reports from several
OF the more reliable correspondents
were TO the effect that the conditions
in the beleaguered fortress were des-
perate. owing 10 death. disease and
lack Of supplies. but there were no
signs Of equalization.
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"A census WAS taken Of the p0pula ti0H
Of BusnOs Ayrss One million wers re-
corded.
Russia Il irritatsd over the Anglo-
Thibetan treaty. but England has Eon
IN the game.
A treaty has been exchanged between
Thibet and Great Britain, both sides re-
leasing prisoners.
THIS gaps have taken posseE1ion Of the
coal mines AZ Yentai. where their main
force Il now stationed.
Nicaragua and Honduras have settled
their differences aud Honduras has with
drawn Der troops from the territory %
the former.
AZ q recent concert In Warsaw the
hall was suddenly invaded By spiders.
which. attracted By the sound Of a FiO-
lin, came from cracks and crannles IN the
building. The 0ther lovers Of music left.
The Northeastern Railway Company,
England. hiss arranged for q Number Of
IN Leading oaicials TO visit the United
States 70 report on the newest methods
for dealing with passenger and freight
trafac.
DR.. Watanabe, the japanese mining
FAteNfkH MAAA&@A&3 AAAA NA@ 8AErA0HFAM OF
the new Iwate gold helds be exanined
viii yield $500. 10000 The other three
fourfhx Is beiHg explored b. the japan
ess government
A German chemist named Blau has
succeeded IN hqnefying illuminating gas,
IN thaG form i gives q good light, which
h useful In country houses. railway
trains, etc. II costs more than ordinary
coal eam. but lees than electric light.
America n % manufaeture typewriter
for Syria. the machines belng 6tted with
a new aiphabeG of arg charseteFu, whieh
wns arranged rscently b. Selim HAddad.
a Syrian artist and inventor. TIE actual
Eyrtau alphabet contains go characters.
Sons o. the leading French rsasesmsa,
including RoaTter, Gombes and TrouiIios
have gives their sanction 70 the soeialis-
tic schema Of granting every person aged
over % 3 pension o. &T2 a year. Thia
scheme. Il carried out wOuld cost tie
country eo0,00o0O0 q year.
The Oaly Persian newspapers which
resemble these publiahed IL other cOun.
tries are these Issued IN Indla and Egypt
which copy English modela The few
papers published AZ Teheran contain ID.
de beside the shah's prOelamations and
pictures OF prominent ofacialA
An ofAcer sent 20 investigate the AZ.
fairs Of q government farm IN the Trans
vaal, near Potchefstroom. found an *.
pert AZ $4,000 a yesr an assistant Al
$1,000 and another AZ yl.500 10 charge
OF 200 chickens. Similar management
bad resulted in = loss. 10 date, Of 81. 500.
COO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-11-19

Republic. waah.--At thr Mountain
f4oa ore IL being broken on tho 900
foot and upper lsvels and shipped To
the ofaAby ameltsF a. sha rate u 10
tone a day.
The Colorado group. on Nine Nile
creek. 10 miles northeast arom Keller.
wash. and about the saaha distance
west og the Columbia river, owned
By J. u. Ingram. George y. aalnavo
and n n. wilaun. has beon sold 70
J. {. Davenport of Spokane for $1,000
spot cash.
wallace. Idaho.-For Hii.00o and
other considerations the Idaho Con.
nolldatsd Gold MinlnK company has
sold ave mining claims 10 the Golden
Chest Mining company. The elAima
are the Stevens bar placer claims, the
Stevens fraction. Timber King, West
fraction aud Jim lode ciaima, which
adioin the Golden Chest group, being
located about . mile from Murray.
Frank Watson Of Spokane IL preai.
dent Of the Idaho Consolidated Mining
company. Laura r. stevens, widow
Of Frank Stevens, is = large stockhold.
er In tho company. She aeedod uuv.
eral Of the claims 20 the Idaho com.
pany.
Wallace. Notice has been
given that December 5, 1904, at IL
O'Clock at the courthouse ail the prop.
erty OF the Portland Mining company
will be sold at sherifi-e sale 10 satisfy
= judgment Of eis4.42 obtained by
Clora Markls Dahlatrom and Avian
Markle. The judgment and decree was
obtained December s. 1904. The prin.
eipal was SSs,si4s0, while the inter.
est. costs and counsel fees amounted
90 aeb.eo5.2s. making an aggregate In.
debtedness Of Si54.420.ls.
The First Thought minn at Orient.
wash. which recently began with
shipments OF 20 tons q Hay, Ia now
shipping go tons daily. The ore IL
gold bearing quarts.
Fisher q Miller, lesseea OF the Lu.
ellie Dreyfus mine at Danvilie, wash.
expect to ship from two 10 three car
loads a week. They have struck a
deposit Of ore eight feet vide on the
100 foot level. which looks better than
any ore ever before encountered In the
mine They have ore ID the upper
workings.
Denver-O ficials of the Western
Federation Of Miners havb sent word
TO deported members Of that organiRa.
ton saying the time had come since
the election when they could return
with safety to the mining district Ex.
lies are already docking back. nearly
900 Of them having gone from here in
the last few days. Il Is laid tho fed.
GRAFTON forces will soon be well recruit.
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LATE NEWS lTEMa.

President Roosevelt announces that
John Hay win continue as secretary Of
state during the four years beginning
March 4. 1906.
onieers Of the Salvation army from
the south. east and west. as far as
Chicago. recently gave a farewell din.
neF ~ army headquarters In New
York city TO Commander Booth Tuck
er. who has been called from his com
mRnd In America by General Booth to
assume the Office Of foreign secretary
In England. Eight hundred officers
and their families attended
Five japanese. the advance guard
Of a colony o. 20 OF 50 families, have
arrived by the steamer Manchuria on
the way 10 Dade, Fla, where they In
tend to cultivate $1,000 acres Of land.
The colony win raise silk. cotton. to-
bacco and pineAPplea. and experiment
with tea.
According 10 the returns. which are
nearly complete. Prince Jonah K Kali
anlanaole, republican. has been re-
elected delegate to congress by 4 ma
iorlty ef 1000 over the combined vote
Al both his opponents. in Hawaii The
total number Of votes cast approx
mates 1900.
Professor George II. Howison. the
head Of the philosophy department Of
the University Of California, has start
led the college community by declaF-
ing that the large number Of women
students attending the university Is
Inconsistent with the attainment OF
high scholarly ideals.
In view Of the project o. Brazil TO
raise $50 600 900 20 increase her feet,
Argeptine newspapers are urging a
Encouragement of treaties with Chile
in order to enable this government to
oxpend sIs.0O0.O00 in the creation Of
an Argentine navy. alleging that Bra
al ia ambitious Of securing supremacy
among the South American states.
A fire in which two men are known
to have lost their lives. and which
Was attended by dramatic incidents,
occurred in the Ripoli enamel paint
factory at tssy. near Paris. Barred
windows rendered escape from the
building difieult. Many women rush.
ed out with their clothes burning and
jumped into the river in order to ex.
tinguish the flames.
Kansas City.--Northbound Missouri,
Kansas q Texas passenger train No.
5. southbound for Texas and oklaho-
ma points. was wrecked at South
Mound. kan. eight miles north Of Par
sons. Every surgeon at Parsons was
hurriedly sent to the scene. John Far
rell Of Parsons, was killed. and 10
persons were injured. two seriously.
The latest Arizona election returns
show that eight out OF "a members Of
the Arizona legislative assembly will
be republicans, and OF the ~ members
OF the legislative council ave republi.
cans are conceded. with the possibil-
ity OF two more. necessary for a ma.
iority.