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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-25
Excursion 70 Cave culeh

SAS~sosVU % NSVO 0Olco
Steamer Spokane will leave Lewiston
at TOO D. m. Saturday. Nay 70, for
Cave 0ulch. returning same day. Fare
for round trip. %. Tickets on Gale at
O.. r. L n. city ticket ONCE.
4-ss C. n. MOUNT. Gen. sAgt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-25

II you have q sick watch or clock
consult Hames.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26

Call on the New Mexican Ilanting
Company for engraved visiting cards.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
THOMAS TAGGART IS
NAMED BY DEMOCRATS
tee-Senator German Refused to
Take the Place.

New York, July 26-Thomas Tag
gart, of Indiana, was today unani
mously elected chairman of the Demo
cratic national committee. All effort!
to induce Senator German to take tht
place failed. Urey Woodson of Ken
lucky, was elected secretary.
A motion was made for the selection
of two vice chairman, one to have
charge of the eastern headquarters and
the other of the western. The matter
was left to the executive committee,
with power to select special commit
tees for different sections of the coun-
try.
Edwin Seton, of the District of Co
lumbia, was elected assistant secre-
tary.
The committee accepted the invita-
ton to visit Judge Parker at Esopus
tomorrow. The election of treasurer
was left to the executive committee,
which has not yet been appointed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26

port, and in such case liability fol
damages to the value of the ship is not
admitted.
Formosa at suez.
SueZ, July 26-The Peninsula and
Oriental Company's steamer Formosa
arrived here flying the Russian naval
flag with prize crew on board. The
sseamer was captured in the Red Sea.
British Steamer Seized.
Liverpool, July 26-The owners of
ithe British steamer Calchas, bound
from Puget Sound to Japan have re-
ceived telegram from Hong Kong, re-
porting that the Calchas was seized by
the Vladivostock squadron.
Japanese Occupy New chwang.
Tien Tsin, July 26-The Japanese
occupied New Chwang at 5 o'clock yes
terday evening.
Port at New Chwang Evacuated.
st. Petersburg, July 26-The port of
New Chwang has at last been evacuat-
ed by the Russians. Evacuation of
New Chwang proper is expected to fol-
low SnOftly.
Squadron Not Reported.
Toxic, July 26-The Vladivostock
squadron has not been reported today.
Heavy Fighting Near Lao Yang.
Tien Tsin. July 26-It is reported
that heavy fighting occurred between
Liao Yang and Mukden and that the
Japanese took Ia Tche Kiao last night
at the point of the bayonets.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
VIOLENCE
IN CHICAGO
Strikebreaker Is Knocked Down
ana Injured. Negroes
Create Panic.
RESTAURANT CIRLSOUT
Young Women Strike and Go on Picket
Duty at the Stock
Yards.

Chicago, July 2G-John Mulloy, E
strike breaker. was knocked down anG
nearly killed by three men. as he left
the yards today The police followed
the assailants, firing many shots al
them, but without hitting any of them
One was captured.
All of the dining room girls in the
restaurants of Armour & Company
Swift & Company, and Nelson Morri:
& Company quit work today and went
on picket duty at the yards, endeavor
ing to see that no girls went in to take
the strikers places. Several girls
were roughly handled.
Though $4,000 or more regular stock
yards employees are on strike here, all
of the big packing plants were de.
clared to be in nearly full operation.
Nearly all of the men who went out
yesterday, it is claimed, have been re-
placed by non-union men. The major
ity of the engineers, it was ascertained,
remained at their places, few of them
being union men, There was killing
in all Of the departments today, but,
with the supply of animals on hand
cleaned up, there will apparently be
little or no slaughtering tomorrow.
Quiet at Kansas City.
Kansas City, July 26-With no strike
order from Chicago and the allied
trades still at work. the packing house
situation today remained unchanged.
Negroes Create Panic.
Chicago, July 26-Shooting wildly ir
the darkness, score of panic stricken
strike breakers hired by Swift & Com
pany spread CONSERVATION through the
yards early today. Riot calls were sem
to the police and an armed garrison
turned out, believing the strikers haC
made an organized attack under cover
of darkness. The police arrested the
strike breakers. all colored. The
police believe the negroes simply shot
to create a disturbance
Clerical Force at Work.
Chicago, July 26-The clerical force
of the commission houses today took
charge of unloading cattle at the
yards.
Fifteen thousand men and women to
day attended the first general mas;
meeting held since the beginning Of
the strike.
The managers of the strike have de
cided to allow the Independent pack
ers to send their own men into the
yards to. drive out or feed the indie
pents' own livestock. This will per
NIT the Independents to operate with
but little interruption.
Prepare for Bitter Conflict.
Chicago, July 26-The strikers and
packers rallied today and prepared fol
a bitter conflict. Riotous scenes oc
Cured intermittently throughout the
day. Many arrests were made. The
packers declared their plants were
running. Hundreds of strike breakers
we're rushed into the yards. Among
the strikers enthusiasm seemed to be
rampant
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
H0MESEEKERS ENTERTAINED
BY ROSWELL CITIZENS
Many Of Them Will Bring Their Fami.
lies From the Northeast and
Locate in New Mexico.

A special train of homeseekers from
the northwestern states have arrived
at Roswell in charge of c. L. Talmage.
Many of them will locate permanently
and return shortly for their families.
The visitors were driven about Roswell
and shown the orchards and farms,
with which they were very much
pleased. Mr.. Talmage has located
many families in the vicinity of Ros-
we'll this summer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
.ELKS HOLD SWAY At
ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
-ay Was Devoted to tie Entertain
ment Of the Best People on Earth.
President Francis Heard.

st. Louis, July 26-Today was Elks'
day at the Worlds Fair President
Francis of the exposition, Exalted
Grand Ruler w. J. O'Brien and other
prominent Elks occupied the seats on
wagon drawn by twenty mule team
which headed a grand procession to the
temple of Fraternity, where exercises
were held. The various state buildings
kept open house.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
NOTED KANSAS
EDITOR IS DYING
Colonel D. r. Anthony Of Leavenworth,
is Said to Be Rapidly Falling
Is Eighty Years of Age.

Leavenworth, Kansas, July 26-Colo.
mel D. R. Anthony, the noted Kansas
editor, and brother of Miss Susan B.
Anthony, is dying at his home here. He
is 80 years of age.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
SENATOR DAVIS De.
MES BEING A BENEDICT
Is Indignant Because He Has Been Re-
ceiving Many kilograms of Con-
graduation.

Bedford, Pa, July Ex-senator Davis
emphatically denies the report that he
is to marry the widow of DR.. John Rey-
nolds, of Shepardstown, West Virginia.
He has been receiving kilograms of
congratulation all day, and is very in
dignant.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
TO START
COTTON MILLS FAIL
Yesterdays Strike at Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, Tied Up All Of the
Large Factories.

Fall River, July 26-Attempts to
start the cotton mills, tied up by yes
terday's strike, failed today in all
cases, except that of Hargraves No. 2,
which was able to open one or two de-
partments.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-07-26
PRESIDENT TO VISIT FAIR.

st. Louis, July 26-Colonel Clarence
Edwards, of the Insular Department,
has announced that President Roose-
velt will probably visit the Worlds
Fair in October.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
in silvel

The strike situation ~ the r. a E.
mine has assumed a more favorable
aspect and il is thought arrangements
viii be made so that the men may 50
to work again this week.
The Scandal tunnel. in the Alamo
district. is in over 200 feet This ID
the longest tunnel in eastern Oregon.
NJ. p. KeOugh Of Milwaukee. inter
ested In the Lucy group Of claims in
the Greenhorn district. is here.
W. c. Calder. F. d. Smith and Bella
Ksdish, all leading mining men Of this
district. have started on trips IN the
interest Of their mining properties The
irst named has gone east. while Mr.
Kadish and Mr. Smith left for different
points IN Mexico.
The sumpter Valley Railway CON-
pany viii resume construction work On
its Upton branch as soon as weather
conditions will permit
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

The Hez Perez Prairie Racing asso-
citation has been organized and viii be
Incorporated with a capital stock OF
$50. 900. w. ]. Ramsey was chosen
president; K J. OsteFhaut. vice presi-
dent: p. W. Mitchell. secretary. and
Thomas hIrby. general manager.
Capitalists are trying 10 secure the
old Weiser touring mill building for
The purpose Of converting II into q
wooden mill
peculiar accident ended the life
u william J. Findley al Gordon q
Perry camp recertiy. He was struck
on the head and his skull crushed By 3
small tree. He was well and favor
ably known and native Of chetak.
wis.
Company c Of Standpoint was in
specied recently by Captain n. w.
Walsh II the sth U. S. cavalry. station
ed Al n. Waila Waila.
The government is 20 make an In
Yestigation relative 10 the feasibility
Of putting on a lake mail service from
Standpoint. 10 embrace the towns now
upon the lake.
Work on the ferryboat az 0rohno
is well under way. and the ponioons
will be ready for launching In q short
time. The boat viii be able 20 cross
four loaded teams nc one trip and viii
be better for high water than the one
now in use.
The Summit -four mill. which has
been shut down for the past three
weeks, has again resumed work
w. ID. Lovejoy has been acquitted
~ Wslser. Idaho. on tAescharge OF en-
beE1lemept
Charles Ternei q Ronthwick died
from Injuries received BY having .
tree fall on him.
The new Lewiston eannery building
has been completed and the machinery
wili all be In place eariy in april
senator Hepburn has secured the
passage Of the bill appropriating f2B..
ooo for the establishment of q fish cul.
ture station in Idaho. the site 20 be ~.
leeted by the iish commission.
A big aght is on for the control o.
municipal AFFAIRS in Caldwell for tbs
coming year. and the election On April
s promises 10, be the most hotig- con
tested in The history 81 this city.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
BrItlsh columbia MInino Notes.

Boundary mines have this year sent
out over 100000 tons Of ore. the value
Of which is estimated 10 be not Less
than $1,000. goo.
Ia the lie Roi al Rosslsnd. develop
ment and stopping is steadily under
way on The 700, the 500, and the 500
and the 1850 levels. 90 all Of which the
great ore shoot located on the foot.
wall side Of the vein is now in eyi
denee.
Arrangements are practically closed
for building q railway siding = milo
long around the base Of Coinmbia
when the snow goes Of. II viii AFFORD
transport facilities for the Iron Colt
the Masco; and the Kootenay, II Ross
land They have large tonnages d
low grade iron ores.
John Carlson. aged "a. broke hii
neck at the lie Rni mine. He wa
employed on the timber gang at th'
100 foot level and stepped into an orr
chute connecting with the 800 foe
level. when found At the foot q th'
chute he was expiring. Deceased cams
here from the Occur d'Aienes foul
years ago
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
MICHIGANVIaTHDBF FLOODS.
GRAND RAPIDS SUFFERS GREAT.
~ FROM COLD.
Highest Water since iss4-Property
Damaged 70 Amount o. Two Million
Delisrs--lsOoo Men Are out Of
werk-Faetorlss Closed =. Smaller
Towns Along Grand River isolated.

Grand Rapids. Asleh.. March "a
Conditions in this city and nearby
towns along the 1rand river are very
grave as result d the unprecedented
hood The river gauge is three feet
aa'oys tas previous high water record.
mat Of ASA
The inhabitants of flooded houses
are suffering ~ ally from cold and
lack Of food. A vast amount Of sick
ness wtli, IL Is feared. follow the ex.
p9sure sustained By many of the food
victims, The NoF4 u resening inhabi.
tanls u the flooded houses continued
All Sunday. a squad af local militia
assisting the rescuers. II is eonser.
Fauvsiy estimated that the loss 10
properly aad nasiness On account u
Ihs Hoods viii exceed $1,000 600.
t1f,een lAaousa'.a men aEe unable 10
moT6. owing 70 factories being com.
PEELED 10 CLOSE tnlernfhan ears are
running over porSions II the roads out
q Grand hapids The city lighting
stAtioa ~ cut on and the city is 10
darkness, Many u the west side
churches are surrounded BY water and
we're anahls Ia bold services. All
schools on the west side must close
Temporary.
Conditions ag I0nia, lowell. Portland
snd ether points along the 0rand Fiyes
arc slighily Improved. The water haE
Ing bexez 10 lali These towns Ars
practically isolated by reasons q
bridges having gone out. and Il will hs
fnans days befors anything like norma
tnsfae Nuh the outside world il eslAB
ashed The hood Joss ~ lonia Is est
mated - tteo.eRa Ine greater par'
~ The uorsh END ~ Niles il aood@d
and sandtags are being placed on tbs
dam Across sae 81 Joseph river thers
"a kerP II from going out RAILWAY
seFtsrr 10 ecMngAilHea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

on instructions from Sheriff Rntan
Of San Miguel county. sheriH Maurice
corbett u ouray county placed Presl-
dent Charles H. Moyer Of the Western
Federation 0f Miners under arrest.
Meyer YVES placed in jail 20 await the
arrival Of Sheriff hutan. He was TAX
en- 10 Telluride.
Hump. Idaho.H z. Elchehnan was
caught by cavern In the Jumbo mine
and bad his shoulder broken. A Is
ton slab Of ore fell from the roof.
MASKING Four sets Of timber and pin
ming Eichehnan down
The Hecla Mining company. operat-
ing the Heeia eiiyerIead mine near
Mace. ia the Occur d,Alenes, has de-
clared its quarterly dividend o. s20.-
600. or z cents a share. fnr March
The Hecla is shipping its ores TO the
saiida smelter in Colorado. where they
are fiuxed nss. ireai sIiicious ores. The
Hecla has cut loose from the Ameri-
can Smelling A. Refining company.
which is losing. ia some measure. the
dominating position which IL formerly
held in the Occur d,Alenes. The Bun
lGer Hill & Sullivan is clear out Of the
smelling company's control. The Her
cnles is now afiliated with the 6elby
smeltisg interests At San Francisco
The Hecla is shipping 20 Eaiida- The
Occur d'Alens Developing company.
which formerly supplied a considerable
tonnage from the Crown Point group,
near wardner. Idaho, is practically
closed. and is only getting out little
ore under lease.
Governor Peabody and Attorney
General Miller Of Colorado, held q
conference recently at which il is re-
ported a plan for the deportation Of
nonresident union leaders from the
southern Colorado coal fields was
agreed upon. II is said the governor
has instructed Major Zeph T. HiIl.
military commander at Trinidad 10 Sc
sure a special train and escort beyond
the borders Of the state Mother"
Jones. W. r. Farley Of Alabama. Ward
Jones Of Iowa Chris Evans Of Indiana
and Edward DemoIlie Of Utah. The
four men named are organizers Of the
J United Mine WORKERS of America. The
coal companies claim that II these per
sons are taken cut Of the district. two
thirds OF the strikers win return to
work.
Excellent specimens Of gaiena ore
from the recent rich strike on the
Chester group are on exhibition al
wardner. Idaho. A long tunnel had
been under way for some time 10 reach
the payshoot- The tunnel has nov
passed through Is feet Of the shoot,
which varies in width from two ta
three feet Some extremely rich as.
says have been obtained, but the Az.
srage Is 80 per cent lead and 50 ounces
in silver.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
MINING AND MINING NEWS.
sMELTERs ARE PREPARING FOR
SPRING WORK.
items Of interest Gathered During the
Past Weeks. c. Lead and zine
Mines Busy on Account Of Bounty :
Occur S'AIsne District . Great E'ro-
duesr--AeeIdents and personals.

The american ministers in north
Korea md themselves in . most din
cult position. Ieelr ability 10 commune
work, Notwithstanding the outbreak oi
hossilities. is dependent upoR their
strictly minding their own business and
exercising great caution 10 avoid Of.
Tending either Of the coEEpatants. They
have practically ceased senaing cut
any private correspondence. in fear
that some chance expressions therein
might be construed into evidence Of
parliallty.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

New York.--rour persons in an auto
mobile owned and driven by Jerome
Yeager were thrown out while the car
was swinging around a sharp curve
In Central park. Miss Florence Maai
of the Hotel sndicott was picked NJ
unconscious and died soon after beinl
taken home. ana solomon Strook Wal
seriously injured. The others escaped
unhurt.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
MoNTANA NoTga


The president seat 10 the senate
ghe nomination q Horace D. Worden
q Mnniaaa, 10 IS assistant pagmasier
Ia The navy
iadian Joe scAildf was knocked Gus
10 Bnfss BY AGED Ike Hayes. the ne
gro pagiliss The Indian vas 70 stop
The hig ard paak, fighter In Is Fsnsds.
hni Nrnt oct hisaf eli in seseh
The divorce salt - fsossmona Maria
sniiirsn. az. 80 she IL better known.
Rose coRhian. the actress. against
tohn T sallsran. was dismissed IN the
district oBaFs ~ Lsewis a Clarke conb,
~. asa nc oosss charged 10 she plain,
tin. Miss coEhian.
Charles Cnnthrr. \ dissoinie char,
srsor ~ MiEeouia. liea ~ she point a
death. and Jerry wiFgina = barten
dor. IL critically. II not fatally iniar'
I'd. ~ the result u shooting affair
that occurred A. o'clock this morn
sag il she sxchaaRe-eAioun. variety
theatre ia tho restricted district. Cen
Their yea the aEgrrseor, and bad Cred
ihreo hulinis al Virgins before a shot
vas returned,
The recent storm which swept The
entire state vas enc Of the most ee
voFp during tBe present winter. From
two SO eight inches 81 SNOW Tell y
various parts At she state and th'
thrtmomelcT rarEed from few dc
gTpea above to rcariy % below zero
Montana Stock Growers association
Miles, City. April 10.
Mrs. W. w. Works was arrested re
Gently 10 Heicna. on orders from
denomination. III. where II IL alleges
ahe murdered her husband. Michae
Cotton. May a. 1897, The woman de
nlss the murder.
A Great Northern passenger tran
cnlilaed With a rotary snowpiow nea
prouninr. ore passenger. Eneinee
Carroll. brakeman Driacoll and the poI
ses were injured.
Professor Cooley. entomologist a
the experiment stasioa al Boseman. !
preparing q collection n insects 70
the Columbia gardens at Butte.
The PILOT az the engine on the eas'
bound North Coast Limited was tor
on By running into q boulder whic
Ihad fallen from the bluifs n few mile
east q Rosebud
Major James Il. Hossford, for 2
years connected with the Office Of III
supervising architect Of the treasuT
. department. and for two years and
half superintendent Of construction
the Helena federal building. died sud
denly At Helena Of BriRht's disease II
was 81 years old. Tho body was take
90 0eneaseo, III.
A new society was launched In Nj
soula q few days ago, and Il will
known a. the National Theatrical q
ISOLATION.
Chief OF Police Jack Robertson
poseman and his deputies are maxim
strenuous efforts TO enforce the ord
nance prohibiting minors from n
uuenting saloons.
Mra, Lizzie scheldman was arrests
recently at the Edison theater
Great Falls on a charge OF permittif
children IN her charge, under the a.
az sixteen years. TO sing and dance
u,,titr niaVhonPa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

Observation-Disclosures. sI0i.ss per
sack carrots. 26se lb; onions. 90 5c
10 cabbage. 20sc ID; celery. iSc
stalk: horseradish. iE620c: tomatoes.
ase ~. fI9i.s5 basket: green onions,
z punches &c. rAdishes. Sc bunch.
Fruits Oranges. $50 soc dog: lem.
onK. IsU2sc dor; cranberries. i5c lb,
apples. extra fancy wagners. s2Q2 20
box; Northern spy. Rome Beauty and
fancy BaldSins. Siso6i75 box: New
Town pippin. S2as box.
Poultry Dressed chickens. young
chickens. 2ec; hens. ise 10: old roosi.
err. ls0iec ID. geese. 2nc 10.
Dairy Products Butter. best cream.
cry. sc. common creamery. 2s@30c:
best country. 20@3oe: common coun-
Try. ie@ 2ec. imported Swiss cheese,
soc: American Swiss cheese. Csc:
cream brick cheese. 20@2sc: New
York cheese. s0c.
Egxs-Nrw laid eggs. &c doz.
Meats-Decf. porscrhouse steak, rs
a:oc ~. Firioin steak. isdiSc 10:
round steak. lglac H.; shoulder steak,
Ice n. hamburger steak. i01I2Me 10:
prime roast. isQlSc ID: common roast
ioai2e 10,
FSsh--Royai salmon. i2ihdIsc ID;
halibut. i2ss9i5e u; founders. lave
ID: whiteash. iSe ID. smcits. i2he ID,
Oysters and clams-Eastcrno oysters
s06eo Ct: olymplss oysters, 75e ct;
bulk clans. &C lbs Toxic Points, s5c
dog in shell
Flour Eastern fancy patents. si.es
Oils sack: local patents, $3.50 sack
standard. si..0 sack: lowest. sii1
sack: Washington wheat sa.4odA7!
bbl. bucawhoat. 4ons0c 10 n sack
Grain and feed-Timothy. ssc9 LOT
cwt: alfalfa. ss@soc cwt: grain hay
$4,000 cwt: cats. si.ssdllo: bran
500 asc cWt; bran shorts. 500 cwti
shorts. sI.os cwt: wheat sl.40; chop
ped barley. sl-2o0i.s5; feed carrots
SOC sack.
seea-Red clover, SIC cwt: alsik'
clover. SIC cwt; alfalfa. sl7 cwt; tim
oihy. S. cwt. best redtop, si2 cwt
Kentucky bluegrass. SIS cwt; orehar'
grass. SIS cwt; bromegrass, 50 cwI
City hay market-lJoose timothy hal
tiS; wheat hay. sl5Gis; cat hay, 81
ole.
Wholesale Feed Prices.
Bran. eli ton. bran and shorts. 81
ton: oats. si..1 cwt: wheat. $40 cwt
chopped corn. si.40 cwt: whole corr
$3.50 cwt: timothy hay. sls ton.
Prices Paid to Producers.
4 Vegetables and Fruits Potatoes. z
assoc ewt; onions. 81 cwt: cabbagS
.lsi.ss9i.s0 cwt; root vegetables, s5
, cwt. spitzenberg apples. $50 box
| yellow Newton apples. si.s0 box.
Poultry and Eggs-Ch Chickens, roos
ers, Sc: hens, is@ilc live weight
! young chickens. l4alec ID; turkey
. dressed. 10000: geese and ducks.
d1lc: eggs. $3.50.
Creamery products. I, o. b. spokan
/ lows, sS625o cwt; wethers, -
. hogs, second grade. &c per ID less.
, Live stock--Steers. t4ai.ae u
cwt; First grade cream butter Cat, p
! 10. 27Mc: $3.50; veal, s7@io.
D Hay-Timothy. sis.b06is ton; .
talfa. si4; grain hay, sic; oats. tl!os'
lis cwt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
sulelos AZ seattle.

Seattle. March 2s,--Carl Antonson,
sailor, after a long debauch, hanged
himself IN the city Jail. The jailer
found the man just breathing his last
ana cut the body down, but Il was too
late 20 save hia life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
TUESDAYS WAR NEws.

Russian and japanese fleets believed
N have met in decisive battle. Cap
tain Of Chinese junk. aFrtvine ~ Wei
haiwei, reports passing both heeh MON
tay They were headed for each other
presumably with the object OF attack.
Passage b Port Arthur is said 70 o
clear, - japanese vessels were suns
Too FAR from entrance 10 be effective.
Russian general stan declines 70 ao'
oept any more volunteers.
In engagement with Ccssacks near
Aniu japanese were victorious, thougn
losing 80 killed.
Japanese expect 20 land force ~
fAso rivrr valley By April 90. kus'
SLAMS aro strongly fortified ther~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
bs.idsat Aiohisr Promessd.

lha. April IAN ofiiciai notice
n postcd on the bulletln board
|eu Pacific headquarters annOunc
appointment Of A. l. Mohier.
ecently president Of the o. Il. a
general manager Of the lines
Omaha aud Kansas City and
tlreen River, wyo. The notice
Ated that Mr.. Mohler succeeds
bancroft, transferred 10 the
short line