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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

let loose a swarm OF noat ting hornets to
harass the enemy.
When three or more torpedo boats. Ia
the MI ht. bear down upon a battle
ship or cruiser from as many different
directions, Il Is not easy 70 destroy
them quickly enough MINERALS
though they arey to prevent one cot
them from launching It's pro ectile sue.
cesstully. A single hit scored. and thu
proudest armored vessel coating
mass OF machinery that costs 5000,
90 to build and equip-ls transformed
In a moment into an Iron coffin. carry
ing officers and crew to the bottom.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
HISTORY or THE TORPEDO
Russians First Used 1t In Their Last
War with Turkey.

The history Of the torpedo. which the
japanese used with such good effect at
Port Arthur, IS a brief one. ian. .,
1878, two Russian warships, the
Tchesme and Sinope. fred one torpedo
each at Turkish guardship in the en-
trance TO the harbor at Batoun. Both
exploded under the vessel and she
sank.
On April u. 1891. the Chilean In
surgent ship Blanco Encalada steamed
into the harbor at Valparaiso for the
purpose OF doing some damage. and
after accomplishing considerable IN
that line, she anchored for the night.
not taking the trouble to put out her
torpedo nets. In the darkness along
came two government torpedo boats
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

the Lynch and Condell, which dis
charged several Whiteheads at her.
One Of them hit her and blew her up,
with great loss Of life.
On the night OF April 5, 1895, four
vessels belonging to the Brazilian gov
eminent assalled with torpedoes the
revolutionary flagship Aquidaban. One
Of the projectiies struck her. tearing a
hole in her bow big enough to drive a
hay wagon through. That was the last
Of the Aqulda ban.
During the Chlno-Japansse war the
japanese made three attacks upon tbs
Chinese vessels at Wei Hai-Wel. Two
Of them were unsuccessful, but on the
third occasion four Chinese shlps-tha
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
Court or Arhitra,,,,,

The reason I can't got along v,,
my wife Il that she wants 10 suhr., IN
our differences to arbitration"
To arbitration
Yes. She always wants 10 ror,.
disputes to her mother."-Town .aJ
Country.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

MIS-. Gayman-That man who
moved In next door recently seems "a
know you pretty well.
Mr.. Gayman-Knows who I am
does her
Mrs. Gayman-More than that us
says he knows what you are.-Phila.
delphia Press.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

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cold weather Il IL q vsry Hles
have something in the sleish
rIsge TO help keep the feet was -, :.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
WIZ LIE Oh.erra,ion-

Good observers are probably about
as rare az good poets. Accurate see
ing eye that takes In the whole
truth. and nothing but the truth-how
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23
A COSSAcK WATCH STATION.

Russia. having heard that bands %,
Japanese were stationed At aAvau.
tageous points along the TransibrrOau
Railroad FOR the purpose Of disabling
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

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Deian."
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why. she gave them enough to o.,
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

Russia's only means Of intprrommurl.
cation between Russia and the Fast.
established a system Of watch stations
In Siberia and Manchuria. The illustra.
ton shows one Of these stations gar.
risousd By CossackA
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mt BADLY IoRptOo's MlIu BRAN

II Aas been stated tAAg nl~h VI ths
Japanese suS'ess "a aaval aShts
arvund Pert Arthur was due 10 tAs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

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Ing Il allen revealed 10 NJ
remark made by her sosss
Literature" she said. 'is aks
mous bin told of In The
Nights. where threatening ;
voices shouted the most deasl
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

Thepu ere aearessf sa9
portrsits ~ Marie cofsiA y
novelist. foe the rvsssa taat
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

Beware Of the woman who Il CON
WINGED easily; she's dangerous
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-23

Many a good man who engages In
matrimonial warfare goes down to do.
feat
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Mary Mannerfng CNrs Hncketo appeared
at the Harlem Opera House last night in the
farcicai play called ''FEarTiet's Honeymoon
Mr.. Wilton Lackaye VIII appear at the Lyric
Theatre Wednesday night, in The Pit"
Mr.. Rostan5 has written a play about Joa- OF
Arc-a dreary subject. several times treated on
the stage and always IN Perfunctory manner.
Mss Blanche Bates viii give a special afternoon
performance o. Mr.. I5sens 'Hedda Gabier." In
Philadelphia. on February l. The Chords OF
line a capital 6isirfectant. Is as cheap IN tina;
city as 4 i anywhere else
The death Is recorded q Mr.. :. @. Taylor OF E.
s. Wizards company. in his sixty-eighth year
IN London NJ Taylor n good actor. care
ful faithful. earnest ard SAFE; and he was good
ana n-table man
M Donnelly. AZ the Murray I'm Theatre. last
night. revived Mr.. Pinero's clever and amusing
comedy called ''Trelawaey OF the Wells"
MI Robert p. Manteu appeared last night at the
Metropolis Theatre. IN The Bronx district. acting
n his romantic play called The Light of Other
Days"
The tainted and tedious old play OF Moths. .
founded OF one OF the feverish and verbose novels
q .ouida" WIS revived last night at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre.
Mr. Pifero's remarkably oornicsi farce Of The
MAGISTRATES" can be enjoyed this week at Proctors
Theatre. IN Harlem. where 81 WAS revived last
night
TIRE NAV q Merely Mary Ann" in which Miss
Eleanor Robson performs the principal part. VIII
be transferred February Is. from the Garden
Theatre 20 the Criterion
Henry I-ving's return engagement IN New-York
VIII he substantially. the closing feature ~ the
-re.eur dramatic season. Il VIII begin on March
p At she Harlem Opera House. and viii end On
March . The rcpertory includes Waterloo
The Bells" Louis XII Dante ans The Aor-
chant % Venice"
Mr.. z Z sothe-n's st'y play about The Light
That Les n woTan's Eyes."-a composition az
fording r1ouruful evidence OF mental weakness.-
viii last only TIN next Saturday. The sooner It IS
hidden from public view the better for its author
/ reputation.
NJ Kyrle Bellew. performing In "Rahies. VIII
7 become visible next week a. tho Savoy Theatre.
/ Recent proclaratio1s 20 the alleged choice Of
this theatre as derrick for the elevation % the
stage GIlus,rious and perennial TOLD prove TO
4 have been wind.
Mr. Faversha-n VIII appear az :hs Harlem Opera
House next week getting in Lord and Lady Algy."
long popular ct tire Empire
The play called when We Were Twenty-one,"
first made known here by Mr.. y. 9. Goodwin. has
been underlined for revival al the Murray Hin
Theatre i has some merit but IL is not clean
play, nor Is IL entirely rational
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
WANDERING STARS.

Mes Rehan and Ir Skinner. and also Miss Fay
Davis were 20 have acted In Baltimore last night.
. Ad1lina Patti win appear IN Louisville on
March l. ID. Mr. }. Forbes Robe rtson'ls playing
the Priest. in The Sacrament Of Judas" Miss
Blanche Bates viii close her engagement IN Phil
adelphl2 on February y. $500. Mr.. Denman Thomp-
son appeared last might n Los angeles. .
Charles Warner. with Drink" Is IN Pittsburg. -.
Miss Marie Tempest acted last night in PhIladel-
phia. I'd. Mss Nance O,sel is IA Boston. with
the celebrating novelty OF Camille" Mr.
Charles Hawtrey. now in Boston. has revived tho
funny farce q The Saucy sally" Mss Grace
George IS IL Washington Fritz Sche1 is Ia
Philadelphia Z H. sothern appeared last
night IN Cincinnati. Miss Maxine Elliott IS IN
PlttsburE. ar. Frank Daniels appeared last
light In Brooklyn. Francis Wilson appeared
last night IN Cleveland. Louis James and
Frederick Warde acting n San Francisco.
%. Mr.. John Drew appeared last night in New
Orleans. Mrs. Langtry IS acting In Denver.
o.. Mrs- Leslie Carter devotes the present week
20 Detroit Henry Irving divides The present
week between St PAM and Minneapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
rRANSPAcIrrc MAIrs

Eavsn. Japan. Chtna Philippine Isia-ss va saa
Francisco. close here daily eco
~ i2oissive. ror disoaten per : bong Kong Ns-u
Hawaii va scr K-sncssco. close daily D
Up % February fi5 inclusive. FOR disp.tch GER a a
Alameda
Chtna and Japan vsncouver ara Victoria C. close
here daily at go p February t16 r1cf1s.va
fer dispatch Emp Caina- CsaercnardIps
wzTded ~1ZacG-g
and Jepca. ssat,l. eicss hsr- daily az $50
N sp TO Fss-uary us. Inclusive for sispaSch per
3 $. HiS1Gn Earu
hawaii Japan crtpa specially addressed r7an ror
TIRE Pappln- tsilrts. via san Ffarc SEQ. close he-s
daily al $50 ~ 20 February IL inc-1si=e
dispatch s. .. ChfrA
PhpDns issnss va san Frsnesco olos. here ssiIy az
$50 N 70 q sssraary - inclusive. far Gspatca
L :. Transport
New zsssa-a AustraIa eezcert v-sso View css-d--s.
Ftt. Sam7a ed Hawaii va sgn Frarcfsco close ksrs
oally az $50 % - Fstsualy ~ .rcius.vs for
ing ths Brsh FOR Pea -rd CO.'S ros s--s-. 4,
tins M this dspssrh rnalIs-cIossn4
30 a $50 a. ard f3e .. IA. S,1-fevs
$50 a N. ard $50 n---v,H Be msds 40
Australia except Nest. FIJI Isla1is and Csf.sni.
Especially Addresses srtvl. Vancouver ART
C.. close here cniiy az ESQ n. an 10 F.hruaTy
t2I irciussye. fer ciscetch per . 8 Micwsra
sere daily At Ssso Slarcs &c. scinsfv. -
dlxpatoh ger 8. Na-fDesa ~
NOTE.-Uness otherwts. ADDRESSED
foIwnded via Europe AID New Zealand pau prfr~.
specially eddTeessf via Canaas''
rrust - fully prspai1 tre ic-eign ratsa HaxsS 4.
Forwarded VIA san Fr1=ctseo exessige
Tra1spacf1c malls forwarded %
sunp.ion ef tsr uninterrupted sr~rIana s--nsst
tst-red mail closes az ,. PREVIOUS
CORNELIUS VAN CCTT, postrn.S~
PSsta,cs. Ss- Tors " z. February 5. fseA I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
A TRIAL At The CRITERION.
"The Triumph Of Love"

A performance was given az the Criterion Thea
ire yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF adver-
tising 8 piece called The Triumph OF love-" by
AIRS. Martha Morton Conheina 20 which. some time
ago. prize. offered by q contemporary magazine.
was awarded by Mt. T. Marion Crawford and Mr..
william Seymour. The play discovers the cha-ac-
ter and conduct % an ambitious politician. who. In
The furtherauce ct his professional aims. finds II
expedIent to discard and sacrifice a woman whom
he has cornpronised. but whose injustice is met
and thwarted y the woman. and who l. constrained
At last to &C; IN accordance with the impulse of
love and the monition OF duty. Miss Mlnna Gale
Cdrs. Haynes. Miss Grace Fikns. Miss Carlotta
Nilison Mr. r. T Mackay. Mt Naclyn Arbuckle.
Mr. william Harcourt and other performers par
tcipated IN the representation. The affair is OF no
importance, and & record Of Il eufices-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

BOARD 90 Aldermen. city Hail p n
Dinner fo- Elihu BY the NevYork Urve-si,y Law
schco.. savoy. ESQ p n
butchers County Society dinner. DeimonIco's evening
Dinner far Port Warden James (. March Broadw ay
Central Hotel evening.
Of LcEan Club % BrcckiTz- Garfield
Place and sixth-sve brooklyn. evening
Annual iasrscton Of the Reg rent srmOry. Brook
Ign ese1Eg
Niaeteerth Ceutufy Club meeting addresses Civic
Tor Greater Ncw-YoTk" ALilne Cab. $50 ?
NatfonaI Sculpture society Day
On The Present and Proposed Park system for tie
city q Philadelphia No. @IS West FifJy-ssveuth-
e.. $50 2 n
Church ths Advancement % Interest,
81 Labor regular meeting parish house q ths Church
Of Beloved Disciple. shtg-ulntl-st-. Mad
scn-avc-. SIS 2. m.
reception the Republican Club
NXIst Assembly District. Manhattan Casino.
One hundred ffthst- and Elgah-Gve-. even
Ing
Meeting q the To1ey Botanical C1uh. No lis West
Sirty-siEhth-st-. D m.
Peoples Institute .ecturs by Professo-
viss The Earth Typical world and It's De-
veicpmeut.' Cooper Union. ?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washinston FEB s.
nigh, although there Indications Of the development
81 a disturbance over the Southwest High
pressure prevails generally. Texas zad
,,4aou region and thu temperature degrees
how the seasonal the Middle and Northern
astr-s Throughout the entire country. with weather
q, IN. northern tier States OF the Rocky Noun
,an In the south Southwest ths temperatures
,9r,evna, above the seasonal average
rr,rinz the twenty-eour hours there have been
-.,, "A the South Atlantic Eastern Gai,
49, 4, the Ipper Ohio Valley the lower lake region
,,,,o- E.w-Yofk Western NsW-Englsnd and the Lower
N.,a.i Valley hight rains and SHOWS west % ths
Rocky Mountains
r. s,.,hu.xtorr disturbance will probably Develop ana
move - ~ ~. middle and sourhsrn s.ops
Isssspp Valley Tuesdsy. and In the axe regions ths
cs-,-si vaIev. and the Eastern Cur states I0eso~S
hs.. ~ changes will marked, and cold
weather continue the Northern dsfc' east o.
the Ry a. SewEnsiand Coast the winds VIII b. fresh
20 brisk northwest 10 north: % the .d1e AtsE.e
-ts 90 sorthea.t; on Eastern Gulf Coast fresh
north,sst to southeast; on the West GUT coast rem
- 10y east 20 south and on Lake Michigan. fresh
sasSsers departing Tuesday FOR European port. VIII
Rave brisk norshwest 70 south Nlnos anu Iei
cold weather 20 the Grand banSA
ro-,-r,. for Special LocEIities.-For Eastern New
r,a ths District OF CoIunoia. Deaware. New-Jer-ey
a Eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day: wednesday In
-.asiuK cioudiness; fresh po-h TO northeast winds
For Western Peansylva-la fair. continued cold to-
Az except Lekc Erie; Wednesday. cloudy.
o-oSaofT snow; fresh north 10 northeast winds
except fair southeast portion continued
coid: fresh northwest to north winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
HANNA Il LITTLE BETTER.
Case of Waiting for Disease to Ran
It's Course, Doctors Sdu.

washington. Feb s-senator Hanna, conoi-
ton tonight IS a little more encouraging. al
though extreme weakness. which has been tbs
worst feature OF his illness. continues He had a
fairly quiet Gay. rested little better and sur
tered less irrftabIlity OF the stomach Mr..
Hsnrs was able TO take more nourishnent than
for several days For the last two days he has
talked little. and has made no effort as at first.
&c discuss business affairs. The physicians say
Il is case Of waiting for the disease to run Its
course but they are hopeful The heart action
continues good. and the fact that the Senator Is
OF a long lived family is regarded es favorable
10 recovery
The following bulletin was issued to-nishti
Senator Hanna's temperature at p. m wa va
100. hfs pulse Is 90 ami regular; respiration "a
l,e-e has been less irrftability OF the stomach
and his general condition remains goo;
CARTER
u Edward C. Carter. Senator Hanna's fam
ry physician IN Cleveland. arrived mere ms
rnornsnS. and viii be In continuous attendance
an he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
ooELL ENTERTAINED IN TROY.
IBI TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl

Troy, y. T.. Feb. s-Goveraor Odell was the
guest this evening Of the Troy Newswriters' Asso-
citation With him were Secretary Of State O'BTien.
Senator William p. Barnes and Major Harrison X
Bird. Of the Governors stan The affair was the
annual entertainment OF the Troy Newspaper AS
ISOLATION. and was held at Music Hall Well
known people from Troy. Albany. Schenectady
and ueEhboring places were present Among those
who occupied boxes were many members OF the
judiciary and the legislature. David Bspham.
tenor: Miss Estelle Lisbhng. soprano. ard Miss
Maud Powell v.oIn'st. Of NewIork Chy. fur.
nished the music. After the concert Governor Cdeil
was entertained AZ the Flgs' Club by the members
81 the association. ard the publ shers OF the Troy
rewspapcrs were present as guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

insl IN genius and always peculiar and interesting
appeared last night ct the Montauk Theatre IN
Brooklyn, Prince Henry. in old Heidelberg"
Il is q charming play. and NJ. Mansheld's embodi-
ment OF It's hero inspires the IMAGINATION and
touches the heart THIS comedian win give TIE
present week t. Brooklyn. and the next week TO
Newark On February - (this being leap year. tbs
month o. February haH extra cay). he VIII
begin engagement at the Amsterdam Theatre.
where he viii ofIer several % the old plays Of his
repe-tory. and. probably. VIII Produee one new
drama Ivan the Terrible"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEAIARLE-R. G. Erwin. Hartford. Conn:
benjamin NJ Jackson, Providence CAMBRIDGE
Baron SpeCk Won Sternburg. German Ambassador 20
the United States and Baroness SDeck Stern
burg Washington, VI; Ladislaus Hengelmtler Won
Hcngcrvar Ambassador from Austria Hungary 70
the United States, Washington. GILSEY-Percy T
Pyue Ravenscar. r. 5. o.. Yorkshire, England
HOTFNAN-Colo0el " T. Cody Wyoming MAN
HRTTAN-Dr. Mylcs Stardsh. Boston. MURRAY
HILL. NJ Dickey Of Newburs, State Railroad
commissioners WALDORF-ASTORIA-Th II
watkins OF Scranton. member OF the Anthracite
Coal Strike Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

fSnoUd Be reaf DAILY al Interested. changes
may tfrne)
Foreign mails ending February IS. 1909.
viii close promptly General Postoecs
follows: Parceis-p0st Malls close earlier
closing time shown beow. Parceis-Post Malls Tor Ger
many close . Monday. per : Kaiser Wrn. der
Crosse. and "Wednesday. o. Blicher.
ard Supplementary mails close Foreign
texCep.
Supplementary Mails Europe ard Central
fcs via Colon. close hour ~ Fore.sn scaon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
ssLasco FAILS TO GET A STAY.

r7,e s,rIic.t,on for q stay Of proceedings IN the
$4,000 80 T., r-ool. against Belasco. restrain
Ing the receiver from taking any proceedings PEND
.ar AZ appeal from the order which appointed nlnn-
wss argued yesterday before Justice siSenon- Inv
court denied the application for stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
rrs,un, Local os-errntioa.-

In this diagram continuous white line shsSs the
in1.cztei BY The TrnunSs sell
rtcOrlfax The Dotted Inc shows TIE TEN
.-rsturs recorded BY Tire local Weather Bo7eaa
Local onsciai Reeord.-The following o1ciEi record
from the bureau shows the changes In the
peruturs for tWentySir hours In esuparisoa
vita tn. corresponding Of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

rness Temperature YESTERDAY. IS degrees; lowest IL
average for corTespcn1ins year 80
ccr-es7ontnx twenty-five year, az
Local forecasr-Fatr te-tsy. Wednesday, ircreaxtuE
esogdlsess: frsss north - rortsrsss pi.ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09

re most important theatrical proclamation CT
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-09
rns GOVERNOR COMING TOMORROW.

Albany, FEB. s-Governor oceii goes TO New
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