The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
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cuLLEp FROM DISPATCHES OF
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A Review Of Happenings In Both
Eastern and Western Hemisphere
nurino the PAST Week-Natlonai,
Rhetorical, Political and Personal
Events Tersely Told.

the actress, against GVtL SO -" AN~'
Ian. the we'll known theatrical mana
ger, whom she married in 1892.
The American Locomotive company
has discharged one half of its EN-
pioyes in the Scranton shops. inelud-
ing several draughtsmen, To save ex-
pense.
Al Manila W. n. Ballantine. ex-in-
spectsr OF customs. has just been ac~
quilted By Judg> Amber, on charge
of conspiracy TO defraud the customs
by furthering the Iuegal entry OF non
exempt Chinese.
Two cars on the Los Angeles-Paeidc
railway Grass together In headon
collision at the junction OF tho Holly
wood and ColegrCye lines, anu as re-
suit Mrs. nara =. Fowler Of Portage,
Wis. was probably fatally injured and
a number Of oJAer persons were more
or less bruised
AT Seoul, Marquis Ito was the guest
Of honor at a luncheon given recently
by the British minister. J. n. Jordan
and the British colony.
Porch climbers have entered the res
idence OF Edward 7. Jeffrey, at Chi
eago. and carried of $4,000 worth Of
diamonds and iewelry.
Colonel Vincent Marmaduke OF St
Louis died recently, aged - years.
He was a confederate and as mem
Der OF the Knights Of the Golden Cir
Gle, during the civil war. was arrested
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The bubonic plague has broken out
at San Pedro. Gallo AMI Lima.
The sixty-drst annual boat race be
tween crews representing the uniyer-
sites Of Oxford and Cambridge was
rowed over the usual course from Put
ney to Mortlake. about four miles and
a quarter, and was won by Cambridge
by four lengths.
At Chicago Aurelio Herrera recent
Iy knocked out Kid Abel OF Chicago In
the third round of what was to have
been a six round contest.
A hberalra4ical demonstration In
London, in which 10000 persons took
part against the introduction OF Chi
nese labor in South Africa. was held
recently.
While King Victor Emmanuel was
driving from the station to the har
Dor a man pushed his way through
the crowd and approached the royal
carriage and tried to hand petition
to the king. The man was arrested
Several hundred houses in Indian
apolis are flooded and 300 families
have been driven from their homes
The property damage will be very
heavy. All the nood records since
1872 have been broken.
Port Louis, Island OF Mauritius.-A
tornado caused widespread ruin or
this island March n and p, doing ar
enormous amour. Of damage.
A destructive storm recently caused
the death of three persons. injured
several others and laid waste much
property in GAINESVILLE, Ark.
w. j. Bryan has gone to New Haven
Conn.
The will Of the late Jesse Spaldinl
of Chicago leaves an estate OF 1850,
900 entirely to members Of the family
The bubonic plague Is spreading q
johannesburg.
Two more negroes have been put 4
death near st. Charles. making II ne
groes that have been killed as the re
suit Of the rioting
Two men were drowned at Portland
Ind, and boy was drowned at Hunt
ington. as a result Of the food Thu
loss will reach 100000.
The car barn bandits. Marx, NeIder
meier and Vandine. have been denied
. new trial. The date Of the execution
was set for April %.
Union. Mo.-George Collins, the banl
robber. was hanged In the jailyart
here.
London, Ont.-The most serious
food that has PREVAILED In 50 years
has inundated the residence portion
Of London. The Thames river rose II
feet In four hours.
The senate In executive session has
ratified a treaty with France extend,
ing to Tunis and other French protec-
torates all Of the existing treaties be
tween France and the United States.
The food situation throughout low.
er Michigan seems less hopeful. Al
present the point Of greatest danger
seems to be at Grand Rapids and along
the course Of the Grand river. EstI
mates made at the various stations
place the food damage in the mil.
lions.
San co,-Investigations have
been made by the board Of health 10
determine the sanitary condition II the
public schools. and reports made by
the inspectors are said to warrant the
assertion that many Of the schools
possibly 25-will be condemned and
closed.
The postofice department has an
nonnced that special series Of stamps
Of FIVE denominations. to commemorate
the Louisiana Purchase Of 1903, and
10 be known as the commemorative
series Of 1904. will be Issued, begin
ming April Fl. for sale to the public
during the term Of the exposition
from April 30 to December 1.
The house committee on military AT