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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-08-20
ELECTROMAGNETIC
FovR MEM sEvERELY scALDED-
ONE FATALLY
Accident Occurs 81 Early Morning
Hour Under shed On Crest Norshsrp
Road, Three MiIssyN West Of wslIins-
ton. washlnston-Euslns Was PuIb
Inc an Extra Freight

Everett. wash. Aus. Is -Four men
we're severely scaided. one fatally. b.
the blowing up Of the crown sheet IN
the locomotive hauling an extra
freight. 81 O'Clock in the morning on
the Great Northern road, three milei
west Of Wellington. The train was east
bound. The Injured are:
J. q. Davis engineer Of Leaven-
worth, face. arms and thighs ecalded
o. r. Strand. fireman, aged "A. d
Leayenworth, scalded ali over except
coles Of has feet; VIII die.
G. II. crayeraft. brakeman Of Ever.
|ett. face sd han0s scalded.
}. G. Stein. aged %, machinist Of ri.
lensburg. hands terribly scalded; also
face and neck. His father lives AZ 610
Pennsylvania avenue. Kansas City.
STRANDS parents live at Foley. Min
nesota.
~-7Ali four men are now IN the Everett
hospital The accident happened when
the locomotive was under q snpwahed.
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British cslumbls Notes.

Forest Area are playing havoc al
over the K00tenay.
The Nicola Valley coal deposits are
nf good coking qualities.
The lie Rot experimental works have
closed down and are in course 0f dis
mantling.
The annual meeting Of the Assoclat-
ed GilveT-Iend Mines Of British colum-
bia was held at RRndon. b. e.. on
Tuesday. August 10.
Sunday the ArEt car Of concentrates
from the lie Rol experimental concen.
traitor. two miles this side Of Rossiand.
vas received a. the smelter The lie
Rot now ships Il ears OF raw ore daily
10 the HoFtbp0Ft smeiter, and three
furnaces are stiil running.
The annual report and balance sheet
og the Broken Hin Mining a Develop
ment company has Just been issued
and shows a good record for the year.
Poplar Greek Is q district Of great
promise. as conditions are favorable
for economical mining.
Shipments from mines of the Boun-
dairy. for the past week sotaled 1899
tons; total for year TO date. 4st.so0.
CRANKY Kmeltar this week treated IL.
sss tons Of orr. or 564.osI tons this
year.
Scarcity Of water Is now being felt
Ia Rossiand district The city has am
pie water for domestic and Ore pnF-
poses and the mines Of the city are not
suffering. but ct Trail the smelling
works and Rnssisnd Power eompany's
eolcentraior are already pinched for
water.
John Clancy and ". H. Bishop Of
Chicago have just acquired q large in.
serent In the Hesperus Cold Mines
company. owning the Bestea and the
HeKpeTuA group on Hardy mountain
four miles from the Cranky smelter.
% accordance with the terms a IT,
$50 COCO has been appropriated for =
plant and development purposes.
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oRE0oM fTRMa.

lee costs ~ cents per pound -
Weston.
Harvesting 10 well along 10 Morrow
county. and wheat Il turning ont bet
Ter Than expected.
Crop reports are especially Aatinfnc.
tory 10 most farmers around Helix.
and show average yield of exceptional.
~ good wheat.
Wheat buyers % Pendlet0n estimate
that about COZ. 900 bushels Of wheat
haYe been sold 20 far this season.
Helix "A having some little stir over
the saloon question
Around Weston the crop win aver
age ~ least SO bushels 10 the acrc. and
the quality is extra fine. Several car.
loads o. old wheat have been shipped
70 the New York market lately.
Seven prisoners conaned In the main
cell o. the Mnitnomah county sail.
mostly on sentences Of petty lmrccny.
made their escape some time Sunday
night BY cutting their way through .
brick wall
A sweeping order. made by Harvey
X Brown. sheriff Of Baker county. de-
cl2ring that be will Gloss nj gambling
resorts and houses o. ~ fame In the
ooanfy. has created surprise and soEse
Consideration.
A. Pendleion William sluRher has
disposed Of iT0e bead % sheep and
Gus LAF'ountain 1900 head. 20 b. ship
ped 70 the Sound and eastern markets.
This week 3eQo more wlli b. shipped
rom another hand. Seven carloads
.nf fat eastle have also been sold. The
cattle viii b. shipped 10 the Seattle
mAYketn.@
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from Port Angeles and has already de'
stroyed millions ~ kaet of fna timber.
Warden Dryden says that the penil
Tertiary manufactured and sold 900. 900
worth Of jnte grain bags during July.
The Great Northern and the Cana
dian Pacific railroads have mixed a
Republic 10 composition Tor freight
and 80 far the Canadian paciAc has
carried on the plum. The handling 81
live sheep 70 Chicago caused the dis
tnFbanee. and the Great Northern has
authorized is agents 70 quote q rate
LOT 81 per cwt., with uinimum weight
LOT $1,000 pounds. the same a. IL quot.
ed BY the Canadian Pacific.
So large II the fruit crop Ia the Wal
II Walla valley that shippers win not
attempt 10 put an estimate upon IT,
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lDAno eoulaa.

The Geneseo school board has or.
dered levy o. 10 mills for school
pnFpeNeS Tor the year.
Many Moscow apoFtamen are max.
ing arrangements 70 take advantage Of
the open bird season Which begins In
Idaho on August IL
The survey % the wagon road To the
st. Joe river from wallace IL CON.
pletod. The length Of the proposed
road from wallace % the s. Joe river
ls - milea.
Forest Grcm are raging around the
H. Mariee country. end section amer
section % hne timber on Thorn creek
is slBg consumed. the blazing timber
shus Iag plainly from 81. Mariea
A aeFee forest fira Il raging Ia the
Ella Greek Pals country. settlers 10
that vicinity arc few and far between.
but the whole country haa been aroae.
led and an EFFORT ls being made 10 check
the flames
The fret threahine u the season on
NeE PIERCE prairie vas on the farm d
Aionso Farmer. ave miles southwest
og Mes Perco. where 10 acres Of fall
sosn grain yielded ii7o bushels Of
hne. plump wheat
Az the Lewiston National hank arc
three bans u gold buliion from the
1nmbo mine IN Bufialo Hump. repre-.
sentinK over $1,000.
Reports from the King Of Pine Greek
group, rev miies from Warn. ~, aay
that in a tnnnei run us feet. ave feet
Ut milling Gre has been disclosed ~ q
depth 81 40 feet.
There was a good attendance OF vet
Grams from the northern part of the
state a. the annual reunion Of the Ida.
ho veterans u the spaniah.American
war. held AZ wardner q few days ago.
The south was represented by a few
members u the association. Boise Was
chosen az the next meeting place on
July is.
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Pike County. says = Kansas news
paper. giories IN the distinction %
having the NEST luxurisus crop 81
whlskera in the United stateA Ths
crop aaorns the fertile chin. oe Yea
Tapley, . farmer. and u mere than
eleven feet In length. When Tapley
wants 70 EXHIBIT HE hlrsuts appen-
daee il All lts glory he takes Il FROM
his vest where be commonly keeps 4.
attaches the loose end 81 Il 10 TIE
hinge Of q deer. ana then hacks Ok
until Il becomes tanE
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MoNrANA NorER.

LeNistown has been excited over the
aupposiaion that arebags are at work
there.
IsoosinE Of a posthouse IL the re.
markable charge against Dick Holland.
Of Billings, and every effort 10 being
made by the authorities TO run the man
down.
The union ban has been put on al
the LarEey Lumber eompanyH pro-
ducts. as a result Of the strike now on
IN the Arms mills At Occur d'Alene
City. Idaho.
Antoine Korinek. the deputy sheriff
Of Helena. shot BY isaac 0ravelle. the
Northern Pacific dynamiter who ea.
capped from the county Jail. died later.
The dead ofIicer had wife and three
children.
The Northern Pacific has made 4
big cut IN the rate on cattle from
Montana points to Portland, provided
they arc shipped In 10 car lots to one
consignee. The rate made 10 slSS.0s
per car Sc feet long.
lt ls reported from Anaconda that II.
L. Frank has been offered $1,000, 900
for the Southern cross mine In the
Georgetown district. The vein IL 4
gold ore. contained in an iron matrix,
making Il very valuable ore for aux.
ing. The vein is over 100 feet wide
and carries between $50 and $40 TO the
ton.
Despite the attempt Of the Butte
ministers 10 stop the AFFAIR. an alleged
BUN Eight was held there Sunday after
noon on the fats south Of the city. The
animals were not pierced or otherwise
maltrehted, the bull fighters using only
red cloak to irritafe the animals. ife
avoided their mad r6shea by his quick
ness. A small crowd saw the exhlhi.
ton. which was somewhat tame.
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FniIwnrn Innnn.

Y. Ehima. OF Toxic. Who was sene
BY his government % inspect the rOIl-
Ing stock or American and GeEman
railways. sala 10 q washington Pea
reporter:
'-Ths future Of railway building b
cur empire h bright Though We have
now emily ave Thousand miles Of steam
rOads. Il will ~ only . short while BE-
fore the c0untry 10 grsdlronea with
them a. thiekly as In the Unitea
states. Japan al this time has scarce
" any shops for turning out locome-
dive engines. One small enc IN Asa
Ia IL too insignificant to count ne
indications are that before long the
present repair shops win b snlarge4
ana the matter Of building aRginea
cars and ether equipment taken up ~
the imperial WogernEaent~
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A carload 81 machinery for the Gold.
20 Wizard mine. SmmpleF district, Ore.
Eon. has arrived at eumpter.
The machinery for the !. X. l. hoist
Ia the 0reenhorn. Oregon. district. ia
on the ground and being put Ia 20.
sigion.
w y. Greenoush and J. A. Huyebe
OF Mullan, Idaho. are inspecting the
copper properties Of the Eureka. Ore.
district.
Owing to the construction of the
amelter at the rev town u Iandore.
Idaho. by the iaad Metals company.
the place IL very active.
Arrangements are being made for
the installation Of electric power at
the l6 to mine on Mine Nile creek.
short distance above wallace. Ida.
A short test run with hydraulics on
the grounds Of the Libby Placer com.
paHy. situated IS miles south Of Libby,
Mont. resulted IN a $1,000 cleanup Of
gold.
John McKelrnan. miner In the New.
eraweat mine 1t Butte, was instantly
killed recently while walking hack
wards. While carrying a heavy plank
be stepped into q shoot, falling 500
feet.
The new two compartment shaft be
ing sunk ON the Golden Chariot. in the
Bear Gulch district. Oregon, Is down
50 feet, A station win be cut At -
100 fool and y cFosscut run to the
vein.
The timber for the construction Of
the mill for the Fortune Mining com.
pany IN the sumpter district. Oregon.
Is ON the ground, and the building viii
be ready to install the machinery upon
tie arrival
J. u. Williams. an employee OF the
Federal Mining q Smelling company
at the Standard mine In the Occur
d'Alenes. sustained severe injuries
about his head by being struck By
falling rock,
A. NJ. Paul and associates have bond
ed the Imperial group OF claims in the
Cable Cove district The sumpter re
duction plant, owned by Arthur q Nc
Even. has been purchased and is be
ing removed to the property.
". A. Coplen. superintendent OF the
mining department Of the Spokane In
terstate fair, which opens October 3
was IN Northern washington this weeh
arranging Tor exhibits from all the
leading mines Of that section which
did not have displays at the fair last
year.
The conference between the owners
and the representatives Of the miners
members OF the United Mineworkers
OF America, employed In the mines op
Grated BY the companies. embracing
Rpsslyn. Gle Esnm. Ravcnsdaie and
Malmont. wash. terminated after .
session covering ave days The com
pany entered into an agreement with
the miners for period Of one year
Reno. ssev.--By the contamination
los d deal with the Alta Mining com
pany at Gold I'M every mine, both u
Gold Hill and Virginia City. viii nov
be drained. ana thousands upon thous
auds OF tons Of ore that are known t.
he covered with water, and which have
been flooded for years, win be laid
lbare. Ola time activity In what have
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-08-20

A new source Of wealth for rec
dents 81 the Southern States has been
discovered. Some months ago n. W.
Marsden. Of Philadelphia. and Joseph
vile. 81 Kentucky. bad = lot Of cot
ton stake shipped TO Philadelphia %
have them analysed. 10 ind IL there
was something valuable in them. They
returned 70 Gonzales. Texas. recently
with samples OF what Has found n
them and exhinited them 10 a meet
ing Of citizens.
The stalks were found 70 cOntaln
from - 70 "a worth Of sugar TO the
ton. 10 make one samples az paper
superior TO wood pulp. two pieces OF
material resembling celluleid. smoke
less powder composition, alcohol ana
a valuable fertilizer.
Mr.. Marsaen thought that an acre
OF average stalks would amount b
about three tons and that in the SOutA
z0.000OO0 tons OF stalks were going
20 waste that were capable OF pro-
ducing that many hundred million dol
lara
These gentlemen show their faith b
their Investigations by offering to erect
a plant &C Gonzales for the CONVEX
sion Of the stalks into the various ar
ticles shown at a cogt OF $4,000. vita
q possible increase % S2S0.00o Il the
citisens would take $1,000 preferred
stock. There IL no such plant ca N
dust1y jet In OpsratiOn.
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JUDICIAL DEcisuoNa

a statute prohibiting employers
from combining for ne purpess 81 "a.
terferias with or preventing any pa
son, either b. threats. promises, a.
black listing from procuring employ
Enent, Il held IN State az rel. gcheFer
". Justus Affnn.D 60 4. n. A. ISL. moe
% be unconsfitutonMI
An engineer operating . biowoR
cock designed to clean the boiler. fav
the purpose Of frightening children. 4
held. IN Aisever Va Minneapolis q
g. L. r. Co. Iowa. Is i. X A. 74a
not e depart from hls employment 20
- e relieve iia employer from lia-
biAity for injuries caused by his act
An injunction against 4 boycott Of
manufactures b. inducing mer-
chants not to deal with him pending
trouble with bis employees ls held n
Marx & Jeans Clothing Company "a
Watson (AEo.D. % L. r. 4. es1. 10 be In
Violation " q cpnatifnfonml guafAnaee
Of free speech and Of cue right 10 pun
iish whatever enc may choose. being
Responsible for the abuse of that
right.
The question whether or not per
son IN pursuit Of a Gov which has e.
capped from his control acts a. an Or
dinaEily prudent man would act nm
der the circumstances. in noe looking
and listening before attempting T.
cross railroad track 80 as not 20 Be
chargeable with coBtribufoFy negIi-
eence In case be Il injured o. srain
is held, IN Lorenz va. Burlington, q.
n a n. r. Co. noEAl IS. l. n A. T5a
70 be fer the Jury.
a Judgment OF the courts on a stnte
where i note "a sent for collection.
holding Il barred By the statute e
limitations. e held. In Brand va
Brand 1Kyl So l. r. A. COG. not %
bar 3 suit upon the note IN another
State. where the action II rot barred,
~ ~ the laws Of the State where
the Judgment was rendered. the cause
OF action was not extingnisbed By ne
judgment. which operates exclusively
upon the remedy.
Tbe rule that a drawee Is presunea
" AA49R la AAAMEEa &4HNANNNE MA8
hence cannot recover haek money pals
through q mistake Of fact upon hfa
20 which the drawers signature wmR
forged. 10 held IN Weeds q Malone va
Colony Bank Of Ca. B8.sI- r. A. 920
not to Be available IN favor o. q boldsr
Who, By his own negligence. contrib
ufed te the success Of the maud prae-
deed and whose conduct had q ten
dency to misleAd the drawea. who wan
himself free from fault
If q conveyance By husband 70 his
wife 70 secure the principal Of money
Of her separate estate taken and usea
b. him Sc STACKED b. biz creaItors 90
EolantaEy or fraudulent. Il Il held -
Adone Va Spencer a. J. Err. ana,
AppA go T. n. A. SIT, that the bur
den IL On tire wife 10 establish thna
her husband took and used her seDar-
ate estate. but that when that fact -
established the burdea shifts and thoss
claiming that such taking and uss
were b. gift Of the wife are held .
have the burden Of establishing BucA
gift
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Vegetables Asparagus. Zoe ID: new
potatoes. 202Bkc ID: turnips, s@5c per
bunch; lettuce, a@5c head; dry onions
t66c 10: cabbage. 46sc ID: cucum
bers. 50sc each; green onions. 100
I5c doE; radisheS. Sc bunch; rhubarb.
3Gbe 10; green peas. 56sc ID: new
heets. punches I0c: spinach. zh@
&c ID; watercress, &c bunch: string
beans. saIOc ID. fresh carrots, 2
lunches &C.: mint, SC bunch: tomatoes
S6l2c 10: parSnips, lunches Sc:
canteloups. 56i0c each; cauiihower
l0@i5c bunch: wateTmel0ns, 7s6s0e
each; summer squash. IO6i5e each:
crooked neck squash. Io0I5c each.
FrnItR-Lemons, 2b6s0c doz; cher
rieE, 6@&c ID: blackberrteE, so
i0c box; raspberries, S010c pint:
red curarnts. s6Ioc box: plums. Sc ID:
aprioots. lose ID; peaches, s9sc ID:
new apples. &c ID; grapes. Zoe ID.
Poultry chickens. young
chickens, lse 10; hens, ISc 10: old
BOOSTERS. i4@Iec 10: spring ducks. 90
dT5c each: Eosiings. zoe ID; spring
chickens. 406B0c each
EEgs-New laid eggs. 25030c doE;
eastern eggs. 2002sc doE
Dairy Butter. best cream.
cry. 2b@soc ID: common creamery, 20
62se 10; best country, zoe 10; com.
mon country. I2M6l5c 10; imported
Swiss cheese. soc ID; American swisa
cheese. CSC 10: cream brick cheese. 20
@2bc ID: New York cheese. 2ec ID;
Wisconsin cheese. H5c ID.
Flonr-Eastern fancy patents, 81 IS
OILS sack; local patents. $50 sack:
standard. 81 10 sack: lowest. s1.io SIX;
Washington wheat. t4.s004T5 bblg
bnckvheat so0E9c 10 ID sack.
Grain and Feed-T Timothy, s50s0c
cwt; alfalfa. ss6s0c cwt: oats. sI.S5
cwt; corn. $50 cwt: chopped corn,
81 go cwt: bran. s0assc cwt: braa ana
shorts. eI0l.0s cEe; shorts. si-2s cWt;
wheat. SIZE cwt: chopped barley. $3.50
GiS5 cwt: oil meal age 10: seed
oats. $3.50 scwt
City hay market--lsocai timothy hAs
SIS; Oal hay. sIsalt; wheat hay. SIS.
Wholesale Produce Prices.
New potatoes. sl.75 ewt. summer
squash. 81 box: blackberries. $1,000
per crate; peaches. 50aSOc box. 10.
matOes. $3.50 crate; sweet cherries,
60a75c box; sour cherries. &c ID: april
cots. 75thS0c box: cucumbers, 75c box
Of 20 lbs. cabbage PC pound.
Wholesale Feed Prices.
Bran. ST. ton: bran and shorts, SIS
ton: oats, sisb cwt: wheat. s1-20 ewt;
chopped corn. si55 cwt: whole corn.
si.4s cwt: timothy hay. sle ton: al
falfa hay. sl9
Prices Paid TO Producers.
Vegetables and Fruits Peas, &C ID;
carrots and beets, zoe dog lunches:
string beans. SC 10.
Poultry and Eggs-Chickens roost.
ers. l0c 10; hens. i2d1Se live weight;
young chickens. sS64EO doc: turkeys,
dressed. 10000 10; geese and ducks.
l2614c ID; eggs. s5.5096 case.
Live Stocks Steers. So cwt; wethers.
s. ewt: hogs. ss65.So ewt; veal. $50
cwt.
Creamery Products. {. o. b. Spokane
First grade creamery butter fat. per
ID, alskc.
Hay-Timothy, SIS ton; alfalfa. Is
ton: oats. tI.loQl.2O cwt
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been two of the greatest mining camps
IN The world u promised,
The Mountain Lion mine Il sending
out some good ore.
High grade ore Is being mined at
the depth Of 1850 feet Ia the Great
Boulder mine in the KalgooFile district.
West Australia. and diamond drill Dor
ingg show the presence of ore carry
ing over an ounce n gold To the Ton
AZ the depth of 1920 feet IN the Ivan.
hoe mine II the same district EyI.
IDENTIFY IN this district gold ores DO
50 down.
Word has been received 10 Living
ston that the big fault that was en-
eountered In the Cokedale mine nearly
one year ago has been worked through
and the large coal leads reached. More
than 100 coke ovens win be fred AZ
once and employment win be given 70
900 OF 300 men. II IL stated that there
Il sufieient coal IN sight 20 keep the
coke plant 1T Cokedale IN operation
Tor more than 10 years,
Spokane ii fast becoming q center
OF copper mining. and ia the iast half
dozen years the copper camps near
there IN southern British Columbia and
IN part Of northern Idaho have reached
. size TO rival the silyer-lead camps
General Manager Wilson eahled the
following answer 10 the Northport
Smelling and Refining company's re-
guest for him TO remain In their en-
pioy for a longer period: personal
Affairs preyent my remaining with the
company longer than August 1s.s
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Mexico clty.--Rnmors having gotten
into circulation that before long the
government win carry through = plan
Of monetary reform. placing Mexico on
a gold basis, Il Is now authorltativeiy
denied that any change Ii the
currency Is likely to be expected soon.
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NORTHWEST MNlNG NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREsT GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Their Owners Are Developing Many
Properties ~ idaho, Montana End
Oregon Mines q British coiumbis
Are susy--aaany Aeeldsnts and per
sonsl events

Old rulings that land must produce
mineral in paying quantities In order
10 be held M mining claim are re-
veFned BY late decision Of the general
land ONCE.
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Northuestern Wheat.

Portland, Shipping. walla
walla. 7ao: hluestem. 7se: valley. gec.
Milling. wallA walla, 7Bc: hluestem.
rec; valley. sic.
Tacoma wash.-Blueatem. sic;
club. Sso
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rAREE MORE WRECK VICTIMS,

Additional Reward Stimulates Efforts
Of searehsrs.
Pueblo. CoL-Three more bodies Of
the victims Of the Eden disaster have
been recovered BY the searching par
ties. and al were identified Saturday
soon after being brought 20 the
morgue, with the Identification Of
Mrs. Belle Stefey the list Of identified
dead now numbers s.
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The new city directory for Chicago
has been given 10 the public, Based
on the number Of names. It gives Chi.
cage population for 1904 Of 22ll.oOO,
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ms. MAVERICK DISAPPEARS.
May De tlomeward Bound. After
Lonn Exile.

London.--Mrs, Florence Aaybrick
has left Ronen alone and did not an.
nounce her destination. She possibly
Joined her attorney. Mr.. Hayden. and
sailed on the Red star liner vaderland
from Antwerp today.
A dispatch to q news agency from
Brussels says 1t Is asserted at Antwerp
that Mrs. MAybrick sailed today for
America under an assumed name. on
the vaderiana.
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william Raashaw. the famous tennis
player. il dead In London.
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-FOUR NORTHWESTERN STATES
LArE NEWS or THE PAST WEEK
BMEFLv Told.

choIee aslsetion % Interesting Itsma
0ashsrsd From Exchanges cuillnas
From washington, adahe. Montana
and orspon-Asumsrous Accidents
and Personal Happsplass Occur.