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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
,suatana's sr6Bts Dry @oobs QdnbIer.

8Gbrenb elmer hagen.
fo1lifion 9%ebpren. Sn Wien
tOnnte jiingitbin infOlge S4lipfrigfeit
Der S9tenen Elm Mptortpa9en Der ftGbz
tif6en StraBenbabnen trOB 8remfens
nt9t gum Steben gebra9t tperben, unb
10 ftieb er an einen duf bemielben Sc
leife ftebenben 8etpaeen. Snfolse bes
Qnpraqes fiel bic i'm &pupe bes 8eis
ipagens itebenbe 24iGbrise 3iegelarbeis
terssdttin Selinet gu 8pben. Sie
Srau, bic unter nprmalen 1mftGnben
in apet Mpnaten Mutter ~eetporben
tpGre, tpurbe bon &rGmpfen befo1en
ltnb f9entte alsbalb einem &naben bus
2eben. sic tpurbe nit benz &tnbe in
ibre Wpbnung 9ebra9t.
Spbtbringenber 9lass
pIitter. Der a9tidbrige Sp5u
bes SbitbGnblers Sanu in Neubaus,
BObmen, tpurDe an einem 4benbe BON
feinem Batter fOrteei9idt, Inn cine
Jlai 9e 8ier gu bolen. Iuf Dem &ids
tpege fiel Der &nabe; Die Slaf6e 5erz
brad bierbei, unb Elm LANCER @lasiplits
ter brang benz &naben in Die 8ruit UNI
bur9bpbrte Die 2unge. Der &na6e en-
bob fi9 nod unb lief gum 2aben ieines
8aters. 9ier brad Elm 8lutitrabl als
Der 8ruit, 10 baB Der &nabe obnmG9z
tig gu 8oben ftiir5te unb balb baraui
berf9ieb.
Sum g Of u ii @ u g.
hinge. Sn M.zGlqbba9z &beinpro=
bling, tpurbe tiirsli9 cine itGbtii9(
Mtl9fteriliirunesanitult er0ffnet, uni
man erbofft babon cine 8%erminberune
Der grpben Sduglingsfterbli9feit uns
ter Der Mrbeiterbeb0lferung. Sie MlilG
ptrb in tleinen 5ldi99en gum preiit
BON 40 pfennig pro 2tter geliefert
Samilien, Die nur Elm Ginfpmmen Bic
al 1000 Mart baben, erbalten mad il
einem @ierteljabr bic yGlfte Der &c.
aublten Summe auriiderfattet.
gtn neues g a teur>S :
It ttut lit in Netp Orleans. Ca, err
riGtet pDrben; bier io1en Die betreffenz
ben &ranfen bOqig tOitenlos bebdnbelt
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
9entiaer Maseut. 9rot. Waiien=
Seretn.

Ser 9. u. g. Waiien=8 erein nabm
in feinsr gstrisen reselmdbisen ger-
fammlung Die Serren gmil @bner,
grnf Soldier, 5reo. gebling uno 9enrp
@raber als neue Mit9lieoer auf.
Gin bonn Sefretdr bes Werbanoes
Seuti9er 8ereine ii~berianotes 6Ormu-
lar murbe berleien anb Der Sefretdr
purbe infruirt, oasielbe aussufiilen
unb ab3ui9iden.
Sas @omite FIR S9ulen uuroe er=
md9tist, fir bic Weibna9tsfeier $25
a%us3ugeben.
Die ginlaoung Der Sonntagsi4ule
Der 3ions=Rir1e our getbeili9une an
ibrer Weibnadtsfsier uuroe oanteno
aneenommen.
NnldBlid beg Nblebens Der Mit9lies
Der Midael Steinbauer uno 8. Wefere
felb wuroen Der prdfoent uno Setre-
tdr bsauftraat, pahsnoe geileiosbs-
f9Itfe abSufaHen.
Ser Beri1t bes W~aiienbaters Senrp
+. &oeiener nuroe ME oerleien an9es
nommen. Serielbe lautet:
,aae uniere 4inoer pOren geIuno.
Dim L. Nopember batten mir "a Sim
Der, am Is. tuuroe San. Smith. tuels
DER uns bon Dem Susenbseri4t iber=
geben mar, an basielbe surid geseben,
iomit baben mir nod SO 3inoer rs
Mdo9en uno SO 2naben.
Nm SDnntag ben Is. b. Or. 1T bas
liebe Weibna9tsieft uno mir empfeb.
len, baB AUDI bieies Sabr fir Die Sim
Der cine Geier perantaltet miro, am
Na9mittae um 81 ooer 8 ubr. Wir
LADEN Iqe frelnolia elm f4 au bee
tbeili9en."
u d d 4 Wer a m m u n 9 q m
8. S anuar.
9a Der erfte Sonntae i'm ud6ifen
WOnat nit benz Neuiabrstaa 3ufams
menfdut, 10 finoet Die nd d t Der.
iammlung erff am g q 9, ben
8. Sanuar ftatt, oieielbe be9innt uul
1. 80 Na4mitta93.
Ser Ssrauens0erein oes
o. u. q. % a 8ereins
1dlt feline nd9ffe @erlammlung e5en=
falls erft nm Sonntag, ben s. Sanuar,
beginneno um 2 ubr, ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
Mns aeuti9em Sereiaeu.

Ser r=l1n Il B II g.
|8erein ertudbIte in ieiner geftri9en
in Der Sermania SaIe absebaltenen
8eriammlun9 fOlgenoe Beamte:
prdfibent-8erubaro Sbau.
Sice=prdfbent-Srib Sauns.
S4aBmeifer-Sacob alein.
Jinans. Setretdr-Nueuf Sbau.
Brot. Sefretdr-Nlbert Wolf.
Srufee fir 8 Sabre-ausuf Saus.
Sruaee FIR 2 Sabre = paul Gage
mann.
neutrality-suspicious. 8srnloebr.
6ierauf tpuroen tpeitere 8orberei-
tun9en ftr ben am nd9iten Samifa9
In Der @ermania Salle ft~attfinbenoen
srOBen 8aa setrOfen.
Sas aug fOlsenoen Serren belte6enbe
gomite beri9tete, baB ale Nrrange-
ments bermaBen aussefibrt fino, um
ben 8eiu9ern einen re4t bersniiaten
abenb gu peri9afsn, guguf Sbau,
paul 2asemann, @eOrg gernlOehr,
au9uft Saug, gernbaro Sbau, Soc
2auler unb Sacob Sdnepf.
Ser 8drtner=8erei1 bielt in
ieiner seftriSen g%eriammlunS geam-
tenpabl ab, melde ni6t nur einen Iebr
lebblften, iunoern au9 ~pergnd9ten
0erlauf nabm. Senn es ffelte td
gum algemeinen 8auoium bernus, bab
sinaelne Greunoe bon oieIem Ober ienem
Ganoionten lebbaft fur benielben asi-
tirt batten.
Sas &siultat mar i9lieBli9 folsen=
beg
prdfoent-Wm. Wsftsrfelb.
Wice-prdfoent-Wm. Pipsr.
Sefretdr-NuQut 8ranbe.
Ginan3=S etretdr-Seinr. Siotamp.
S6abmeifsr-Wm. Builder.
Srufse-Nu9ut Wafsr.
9as gaa=@Omite beri9tete, onb bet
tir3lid ~abgebaltene 8aQ au9 in finan-
3ieler SeSiebung febr erfOlgrei9 bsr-
laufen 1T.
Der q dl3sr= 0erei n, 10.
tpobl als aud Der 24er g ranten n.
Il r f. 9 n erleoieten In
ibrer gefrigen in Der Columbia Salt
ab9ebaltenen refp. 8erfammlunsen MI,
@efddfte, wsl9s innere @ngelesen.
6eiten oes gereins anbetrafen.
Wu6 Der 8ierbrauer Il H.
t Il B ung s=Uerein n, mel
der getern in Der columbia Saa,
ta9te, erleoi9te auBer ben &outine'
Gei6dFten feline anbere bon %nennens.
mert9er Seoeutung.
Sas 8al-gomite beri9tete, bab be,
gal Elm g%ldn3enoes finan3isass &es
iuItat e~raielte unb es bob bsrpor.
baB Der 3ablreide 8eiu9 bss galeE
wobl als better 8etpeis bon Der popu.
laritdt oes Nereins oelten Tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

q e tern ri trafen bic bei=
ben in columbus in @ollifon eetpeie=
men 2ocumptinen bier elm uno purosn
nod ben Yanbanble : &eparaturtserf-
ftdtten an Der Of Ba~ibinstOn- Strabe.
in Der Ndbe bon Ssfferion Mbe., auf
elm Seitengeleiie gebra9t. Cine sroBe
Meni9snmenee uabm bieielben pdb.
reno oes Sages in Nusenidein. 8eios
2ocomDtipen fino f9mer bef6doi9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

SIR Snsiana: Grpbenb, tpabri9einIi9
Regen oSer G9nee beute Na4t uns i'm
6YtIi9en Sbeile am OienitaS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
Recommendation

3bermometerftanb.
559fe 9enperatur. ......... rs Grab
seiebrisffe Temperatur. 5000. 80 .
B. &. 8Ittbe,
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

Meinen Greunben uno @6nnern our
sefdaissn Ha6ridt, baB i8 cine 1eus
@irthi6aft unter obiaem Namel In
449 0ir9inia NDe. er6hnet bGbe. SD
Ueroe mid TETS bemiiben nit ben
befien @etrdnfen uno @igarren, fopie
NIT einem fsinen 2und auf3uwarten.
I'm 9titiaen 3uiprud bittenb 3ei4net
M9tunasnoa
O a.p 9pebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

N%erldngt Cine Jrou mittieren Mlters fur biz
~ Bdf4erei i'm 9iafonie ScSpI.al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

N%erlanst Ufdbneu uuo Sraueu fur 2auubrp
~ Nrbett. aatsufrapsn in armftrongs 2aunbrp
224 Neft Narplaub str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
0erlan9t Nn5et9en

rqknb uel9er art peroeu IN Der ,Snbiana 9ribhus
nit Sc per SeiIe far iebs Sniertipn berehnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
3 u | n {.

. u0ltB @ n E. -
M. 8. SenorirOn, b6l3. Wobnhaus,
242l Noam, $850.-N. 5. 8rown,
@ottas. TeliOn uno Orange, $780,
%. 8. Mc@ain, 2 cottages, Sarlan,
nabe Big Sour, $l500.-S. g. @euie,
Wobnbaus, 2108 8. H., $4,000. =
%. 6. Milner. @ottage, 1889 Gair=
biew. $1100. = Greo 9idtenauer, 2
Cottages, 1015 Sorca, $2025.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05

@Dttlfeb 2eutharbt,
Die gemttbli&e gde,"
Ode Hoble unb Marfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
@etterbe rt@t.
@afbinstpn n, 8. Se;br.

5sir "a etnmbeu. enbsnb 7 ubr gsOrssns. 6. Se5br
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-05
Is8 etterberi@t.

Reeen pber S9nee beiite Na9t; Sienitas
tbeiIpeiie berp0Itt unb etpas fdIter.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
erltlsh coIumbIa MIMI.

Before the Giant mine resumes op-
erationE. as was outlined By Attorney
Wolf o. London. il probably has = sea
Of litigation 10 cross.
Easily the event Of last week IN the
Rossisnd camp Was the opening up on
the ninth level o. the lie Roi mine Of
the big ore shoot. from which ore has
been STOPPED for the past couple Of
months on the zoo level.
The report that the Great Northern
has practically secured the necessary
rights Of way for the extension from
Grand Forks TO the CRANKY emelter
and the mines al Phoenix. b. c.. is con
frmed by G. A Des Rrisay, who is
right Of way agent Of the road
Oregon capital is being interested
In the Aspen Grove mining country.
sorth Of the similkameen. II present
arrangements go through q company
Giii be organized by John T. Bates.
with a capital Of $3.50 600. 70 put up .
100 ton shelter 70 treat the rich gold.
copper ores OF Aspen Grove valley
Mr.. Bates IL managing director Of the
Portland Mining company. which owns
promising claims In the camp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

ing Coal 4 iron company ~ a. En-
plOsion Of p0woer in q cage, N which
they were being hoisted. The En-.
plosion ripped the cage apart and TIM
mangied forms Of the rockmen fen 800
feet to the bottom Of the shaft
The big smelter NJ Hadley. Prince
Of Wales island. being built By the
Alaska Smelling 4 Refining company.
will be completed within q month ana
the furnaces win be blown In next
spring. The plant viii handle the TIM
menEe bodies OF low grade copper and
gold ore in southeastern Alaska
MuIlan, Idaho-The Morning mine 10
preparing 70 build an addition 70 i'm
large mill II Is the intention 70 erect
the building between the main mill
building and the new yanner house
The machinery viii consist Of eight
Frue vanners. making i6 new ones
added within the past year. With this
new machinery the mill win have an
output Of about 80 tons Of concentrates
per day.
John Bergen. a pioneer miner In the
northwest, died Of typhoid fever a.
Northport, where he had been sick fog
two months. Ar. Bergen came here II
years ago and has worked. prospected
and dealt In mines since. Al one tins
he possessed quite extensive holdings
in lie Roi stock
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
EKpssssd to Bs a Most interesting
Session.

EKpsstso 10 Be q Nest interesting
Session.
London.-King Edward opened In
full state on February Z What promises
10 be one 81 the most interesting and
important sessions Of the British par
iiamcnt. Every nation IN the world 10
concerned. and. upon the result. tSs
future policy OF the British nation
must largely depend. No government
q recent umos has ever faced the
Legislature under such altered condl.
tious. Since parliament adjourned In
June last not only has the cahtnei
been entirely reconstructed. but party
lines have been completely hrokea.
Seven different factions viii take seals
IN the house Of commons. namely:
The followers OF Premier Baifour,
who favor a policy Of tarin retaliation.
but who object to protection.
The Chamberlain party. who insist
that protection ia necessary to the
united empire.
The out and out frcctraders. wpo
are opposed to any tinkering with The
system. Tho foregoing were formerly
known AZ unionists
The liberals. though they were al.
most 70 a man for free trade. are sntt
into two definite fectiona. one fo,.nw'
ing sir Henry Camphell-Banneruaa
and insisting on home rule. and the
other REGARDING Lord Roscbery as tie
leader, and refusing TO make home
rule a plank Of their platform.
The labor party completes the triple
division Of the liberal free trade ranks.
John Redmond and the Irish party
makes the seventh faction. In view ot
this complex state Of AFFAIRS. large,
due TO events since parliament lat
met. the most astute politicians sound
lly confess themselves to be at sea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
CLANCY REVERSED

Butte. Feb S.--The supreme court
has rendered decision reversing
Judge Clancy in the injunction case Of
John Maginnis against the Boston Mon
tAna Mining company. The decision
permits the opening Of the copper
mines.
The decision viii release the Boston
& MonAtna dividends, provided thu
supreme court does not grant = rehear
ing. The remittur Of the supreme court
win not be handed down for is dayG
In the meantime counsel for the Mac
Ginnis, IL is expected. viii ash for =
rehearing. II the motion IL denied the
devidends Of the Boston q Montana
becomes available.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
n.r-.n a,l..lss. ns.s.rra.

Iseslsn. Fsh IA dispatch received
here iFun swAkopmnnd. German
soathwass Africa. says thai since jan
uAFy ~ EhFre mea have eeon killed In
sngsass fTon utahand!A against the BE-
ssessng retel natives. The garrison a.
osHArurT rvparsA . asvgFe attack ON
IaaaaEy ~. asa u IL IL assumed thai
osaushsnxue 10 Aiao hsos3aeed. Repairs
30 the EA4lroAa heyond karshlb have
hrea oommenoed.
ukAhAad3a IL = mission station 50
mslaa from WAlhsoh bay. u Was re-
ported ruoensly thAs the kAfiirN had
effected Junction with the HreeTOA,
Who weTu belsegsng thai place. which
vas hsiHg dsi~sded by LssataBAnt Ssu'
leu with 900 Hen-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
sas.ssa noa,s. Re~ais.

Cabaswsck. Pa. Fob 3. - Sixteen
bodies are stlll In The mines awaiting
runoval.
slowly they arr coming cot Of their
trance, up al the BaTwiek snine, where
300 lives were hlotisd out and an en-
tire town plunged into mourning by
one ~ the n0sa horrible disasters In
The HISTORY 81 PcBBsy lvantA mining.
For day OF two after The caiAstro-
pbc everybody wAs stunned To begin
with nearly the entirc male population
Of the village was destroyed. Only
helpless wuman and tany children were
left For in pennsyvaniA the boys am
soat 10 work ~ scon a. they are able tc
lie Ahout their AEus without detection
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
RYAN, !. BOD ,hs canteen.

waahlngton. Rear Admiral r. d.
Evans, COMMANDER IN chief Of The Al.
assc squadron, writes to the navy de.
partment that assertions In hia com
mand have been reduced TO a mini.
mum. lie saya the worst drawback
to discipline has been the excessive
use Of alcoholic drinks. Admiral Nv.
ana recommends the establishment Of
canseena in the navy where beer and
light wines may be sold to the men.
to be taken with their meals or when
'coAiing ship.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
LArE nEMn lrnnn.

Miss Aanuie sryan, sister Of w. j..
Bryan. ls dead.
special prayers were offered In most
o. the chnFehes Of Los Angeles Sun.
Gay. in an appeal for rain
spughuy and active until within
two DAYS Of neF death. Mrs. Julia
flynn, of Chicago. Is dead OF the age
of 100 years
Tds Anniversary OF the execution
Of King Charles l.. January 80. 1893.
was observed by several churches In
Boston.
siekers. Maxim 4 Armstrong Of Lon.
don have received formal orders 70
hurry the construction Of new battle
ships for Japan.
The Monarch and Atlas distilleries
at Peoria. Ill. TWO of the largest own
ed BY the whikkey trust, have shut
down tor an indefinite period.
Fire started BY the explosion Of
chemicals in the large silk mill Of Ash
ley 4 Bainey. Paterson. y. j.. destroy
ed the entire plant: loss $4,000.
The South Cnicago steel rail mills.
which we're scheduled to open Mon
Gay morning. did not DO 20. Instead
the plate mill has been shut down.
throwing 500 men out Of employment.
Since January /. 7as cases Of ~
bh0id fever haVe been reported IN Co
iambns. Uhio. and there have been
rs deaths. EighIy-one new cases were
reported SATURDAY, the highest daily
record for the month
without the sacrifice Of q single
duty on products entering tbs United
states, and. in fact. without any con
siderati0n Al all, Minister Thompson
Ras secured preferential rates on seF
eral lines of staple American products
imported into BraxlL
The war department has announced
that beginning the latter part Of sum
mer or early tall there viii be sun.
eient new Springfield rines on hand q
equip the entire army and that thin
wiii be done a. quickly As possible.
Tea nonr Mills have closed down
al Minneapolis Tor an indefinite period
Various opinions have been given fol
the closing. and local nailiers are In
eiibed 10 assign . lack o. water poNei
a. the cause. but traders on exchanges
belieEe The real cause TO be the iAcl
Il demand IL the nour market
Funeral services for Mrs. chaFiei
W. Clark. daughter IN law 81 Senator
". A. CLARK, were held In New Yorl
al the home al Senator Clark. AZ III
West Fifty slghih street The Rev
\. Rsirnes conducted the funeral ser
vices there and al 81 Thomas church
afierNagd. and the body was thea TAX
60 10 WOODLAND cemetery for later
meni.
Comptroller Of the Currency Ridge
ley has approved the application d
Presldent srancas for authority TO or
EAntEe the BANKERS Worlds Naiiona
tank. 10 be located On the Louisiana
purchase exposition groundG- III
stock q the hank. which IL 10 b
ta0e. 0oo. viii be subscribed BY the ia
divtdnai directors o. the several bank
10 ST. Louis.
The Washington. d. C.. Cridlron elu
entertained notable guests a. It's a.
nuai dinner AZ the Arlington hotel Sal
nrday night 1nerc were rs prcseE
and in the large assembly were n
president. members OF the cabinet. dil
lomath. senator's. representatives {
J The army and navy and persons prom
lnent In the business and literar
world
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

Joplin. No. FEB. 1-wtlliam n
Broadstreet. station agent OF the
Frisco system at Granny. near here.
gave up his life In defense q com
pany property. Two masked men or
lered him TO throw mp his hands A
fierce fusilade was exchanged. wheA
Broadstreet finally tell with bullet m
his head. BloooaOnnds have been sent
to the scene TO take up the tran Of the
robberR
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
MRS. MAVERICK IS RELEASED.
Lloyd's Newspaper Is Responsible feV
Statement

Lloy6's Newspaper Is Responsible feV
Statement
LondOns-Lloyd's weekly neEncapeB
says that Mrs. Florence Msytrick. tim
American woman who was serving .
life sentence for having p0ssoneA heB
husband, was released from AylekbnTy
female prison al 6:45 O'Clock the morn
ing Of January rs on q specIai lieease.
Her mother. the paper sayE. had yisiA-
ed her January ~. and evidently san
the bearer Of important meas. Ths
governor Of the prison on Sunday con
ferred with the prison oesrials aud
they arranged for the deea. ture Of .ke
prisoner, which Was csrr.s5 On, very
quietly. Mrs. Maybrick. accompanies
by one Of the prison matnons. entered
q closed carriage and drove to Ayles
bury station. where she took q train
for London.
She drove from Euston station. and
from there went 10 q private house noe
far from the metropolis. She viii 70
main there for 4 short period in Or
der 10 recuperate and TO await tho
completion Of certain forma2ities
which will give her freedom OF move
ment not allowed persons on ordinary
ticket Of leave. Mrs. MAybrick. Tho
paper concludes. during the last few
months in prison, was employed On the
iightest work, as = reward for good
conduct
NrA Msybriek's case Is one Of the
most celebrated In English criminal
history. not because Of the crime. but
for the never ending pressure upon
the home secretary 10 secure q par
don for her. Appeals have been mads
for nearly 20 years, some Of them hAV.
ing the influence of United States cab.
met officers behind them. but hitherto
in vain. During the lifetime Of Queen
Victoria the case was hopeless. bat
upon the accession Of King EdwArs
u was predicted that Mrs. Msybricl
would be set free she has Stout,
maintained ner innocence from hrst d
last and claims she Is q victim Of caI
cumstantial evidence
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
MINES AND MINING NEWS.
PROPERTIES HAVE SETTLED
DOWN TO WINTERS WORK.
items Of interest osthsred During the
Past Wsek-B. c. Mines Busy
Show W wslI-EIsetrIe Power In
Occur 6'AIens District . success
Accidents ana Personals.

The coroner's jury which investigat-
ed the accident in Lne strattOD-Inde-
pendence mine. victor. Coios In which
ID men lost their lives. brought In It's
verdict thai the accident was brought
about through the engineer losing con
troll Of the engine ana condemns the
management for negiecung the usual
precautions which they enumerate.
state Mine Inspector Lyman White
says be viii make an investigation oi
the disaster.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
celorado Ever 10 Wrecked

Kansas City. No. Feb. s.-The Colo
RADIO fyar on the Missouri Pacific rail-
way that left nenver for Kansas City
waa derailed near Miller, Kan. while
running at the rate Of 20 miles an hour.
The engine and the rear car. smoker
and a chair car were thrown into the
ditch, turning over and were badly
shattered. one person was killed and
10 injured, one seriously.
The wreck was caused BY the snap
ping OF a rail.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

Chicago. Feb. personal injury
suits amounting to over 5000 are
pending against the city OF Chicago.
according 20 the records Of City At.
sorney John +. smuisk. made public
today. The eouncii. the legislature,
and finally tae people are appealed to
Tor relief.
Sidewalk injuries caused the ma,
iority Of the suits.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
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New FORK. Feb. s.--The United
States bal,ieshIp Iowa and Maine have
left The Brooklyn navy yard. The
Iowa goes direct 20 Culebra 10 Join the
north A,haiic squadron. Aftsr stop
pins At Hampton Roads 10 have her
torpedo tubes tested. the Maine VIII
proceed To Uulebra, where she ls to be.
come the flagship Of Rear Admiral
BARKER commandIns the north Allan.
Tie squadron.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-06

New York. Feb. 2.-one fireman was
killed and Is hremen were overcome
by smoke In a ere in a storehouse Of
the American Manufactures company.
Many Of the men who were overcome
were so badly affected that they were
taken to the hospitals. The store
house contained jute. Manila hemp and
bagging.