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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Nelson Won.

San Francisco, Cal, Mar. bat
Ting Nelson Of Chicago made Young
Corbett Of Denver appear the veriest
tyro at the fighting game Tuesday
night, when he knocked him out in the
middle OF the ninth round.
Inordsr to save their man from com
plete knockout the seconds threw up the
sponge.
The man who twice beat Terry Me-
Govern was not in it with the young
Dane at any stage of the game. He
seemed TO lack speed. and certainly
lacked accuracy. In the early part Of
the fight ON several occasions he
Strengthened Nelson up with rights and
lefts ON the jaw. but when it came to
following mp his advantage his swings
were wild. He seemed 20 DO over anx-
ious, while Nelson at all times was
cool and confident.
| In the seventh ronud. when IL appear
ed as IL Corbett was practically gone,
| he showed = flash of his old time speed
aud landed several severe punches on
Nelson's ribssand jaw. IL was only a
squirt. however, and Young Corbett
soon lapsed into his semigroggy condi-
ton, which lasted until the end Of the
fight. Nelson's Plan Of battle was 10
force Corbett around the ring. keeping
close TO him all thu tims. Whenever
Corbest missed a swing Nelson was
there with = return. which generally
landed. From the hfth round on Mel
son had Corbett in a corner or against
the ropes and landed heavy blows al
will
Corbett in some way managed TO pFC
tect himself from Knockout blow an
Gil the middle Of the ninth round. In
jiffy Nelson swung bis right over ths
jaw. and Corbett went down. He re-
manned down for the count. and then
stood up against the ropes with his
hands mp against the ropes with bis
hands lowered, unabled 10 protest him
self Neisno partly toppled him ovei
with swing ON the jaw. but bafors
Corbett was fairly ON the mat his sec
onds threw up the sponge. The ronnf
lasted two minutes and So seconds.
In the eighth round Nelson had Cor,
bett against the ropes. and the Denver
man claimed a foul and lowered hii
hands. Nelson has demonstrated tina
he Is COrbett's superior In speed. aecu
racy and aim. ability 10 take punish
mens and administer punishment.
After tho fight CoEbett had little Il
say. He had no excuses 10 offer.
Nelson. Of course. as very happy ant
announced that his next effort wuult
be to obtain . fghnt lth Britt, who hA,
once defeated him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
MRS.STANFORDDEAD
HAD GONE TO HONOLULU TO TRY
AND AVOID PRISONERS.

Honolulu, March 3.-Mrs. Jane La
throp Stanford OF San Francisco, Wild
ow of Senator Leland stanford, died At
II:40 O'Clock Wednesday night at the
Moana hotel here.
Suspicious circumstances surround
the death OF Mrs. Stanford. She was
taken i'll ~ i 100 o'clock and said:
II have been poisoned. "
Her last words were:
This is horrible death TO die. "
Mrs. Stanford came here from San
Francisco on the Kor0a. February al.
In conversation with Mrs. Henry High
ton Of San Francisco, who Is now here
Mrs. stanford said that All attempt had
bsen made 10 poison her in that elts
and that this was her reason for sailing
ON the Korea
IL was Mrs. Stanf1Fd's belief &C.
eORding to Mrs. Highton. that enough
poison had been used TO kill 20 per
sous. IL IL understood that an inVesti
cation Of the eass is now being mad
py the police OF San Francisco. tn
police heeF are also conducting an II
quiry.
Before retiring last night Mrs Stan
ford took dose Of bioAFbonate Of soda
which she purchased IN san Francisco
IL Is reported that the soda eontatne'
strychnina. bat this report can mos b
verified. Dr. r.. II. Humphreys. wh
attended Mrs. Stanford. Is now maxim
an examination OF tho contents u ID
boEtel, which had n0E been touehe
since Mrs. Stanford igf tSan FRANCHISES
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. staHfoF
went to a picnic. She ats heartily .
returning 10 the hotel. bns Eook no dir
nsFand retired shortly after 10 0'el0cA
At II o'clock guest d the hot
who occupied on adjoining room hear
Mrs. Stanford gruaning and running
the room found her lying oa ths nooi
Sho bad evidently tried 70 aummo
help. At the time Of Mrs. stanford
death there were present Miss BeEnsi
her secretary. and herr maid, May WI
son. Both are Frustrated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Captured Tramp Thieves.

Bellingham. Wash. Mar. lin a
fight between four men from Sumas.
Wash. and two tramps. suspected OF
having committed numerous thefts at
that town, one Of the tramps was prob
ably fatally wounded. He received
two charges from shot gun. Citizens
had gone 20 a cabin in Saar creek can
yon, where the tramps were asleep, and
awakened them. One alleged robbsr
opened fire, but hit no one. Both were
captured.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
JAPANESE Verslon
eeIse Remains the canltal.

Boise, Idaho, March 9.-Ths senate
has passed the house bill providing for
the erection Of new capital building
In Boise. This Is regarded ~ definitely
settlins the question of location Of the
state capital. The constitution pro-
vides that 1t shall be located in this
city until 1910, when the legislature
may submit the question Of changing
the location to a vote of tho people.
With the new capital building erected
here at cost Of $3.50, 900 Il Is not ex-
peoted an effort will be made to make
change.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
FIRE At soArs NOT JUSTIFIED
Rolestveraky Erred IN Opening BON
baFdment.

bardmert.
The decision of thn international
commission u inquiry into the North
sea incident waa publicly announced
az the closing session ~ the commits.
sion ia Paris Saturday The deciaion
leugthtly sets forth the circumstances
aud incidents and gives the opinion q
the aamtrais on the various important
polats Involved
The decision says that delay n the
Russian transport khmchatka follow
Ing the breaking down of her ma
chlnsry was perhaps the cause ~ tbs
Incident The commander % the trans
port aiguaird TO Admiral RoIeatvrnsky
during the evening that ne had benu
attacked by torpedo boats. This al
miral therefore had reason To believe
be vas attacked and gave orders for
strict vigilance against the possible
approach % torpedo boats The ma
lority Of the commission considers
that Admiral Rojoatvnnaky'a orders
were not excessive In tins ~ var
particularly under the circumstances
and that be had every reason 10 con
slider the situation very alarming.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
whsa, Prices Go Down.

Chicago, Feb. %. - A sensational
slump Of nearly four cents apparently
ended huge deal in May wheat. The
break WAS due to seeming abandonment
Of the deal. The market rallied com
siderably on covering by shorts. bat at
the close May was still = at 90 below
Saturdays final figure. July showed
3 net loss OF &c.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Chicago Murder and Suicide.

Chicago. Mar. Miss Mary Cath.
crime Mulville. an actress. was murder
cd Monday by Daniel Herman. police
man, whose love she had refused. The
crime was committed In the most fash
ionable part Of Michigan boulevard. ut
time when the avenue was filled
with pedestrians and carriages. Her.
man. after killing the young woman.
made his escape and committed suicide
in lodging house BY shooting himself
through the brain.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

Missoula. Mont. Mar. 1.-The body
Of Walter Salusberry. who disappeared
from the Bullion mine in this county.
about three weeks ago, has been found
by Deputy Sheriff Williams of Mullan,
Idaho. about four miles from B0rax
station. The body had not been touch
ed by wild animals.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Railroad Commission
Bill Passed.

Olympia, Wash. March O. - The
Crane Dicksonr abroad commission bill
was passed by this senate this after.
noon. with minor amendments. by tbs
overwhelming vote Of 80 20 1. Lator
IN the day the the house eoncurEed in
the senate amendments. and all that
the bill now lacks Is the signature Of
Governor Mead. There Is no doubt
that the governor will sign IL. The
bill did not carry an emergency clause.
and therefore will not 90 into effect
until June 8.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Montana Pioneer Dies.

Mrs. Don l.. Byam, one of the best
known Of Montana pioneer women died
at Quienoy. Illinois recently at thu age
Of 50. Mrs. Byam came overland In
an or team to Montana In 1888 at a
time when there were not more than
half a dozen white women In the terri.
tory. Her husband was DR., Don T.,
Byam. we'll known as a miners Judge.
presided at the famous George Ives
trial.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Jap Found Guilty.

Spokane. Wash. Mar. 2. - Henry
Arao, the japanese. was found guilty
Of murder in the first degree BY the
jury in the criminal court a ? o'clock
Wednesday morning. The penalty Il
death by hanging. The Japanese muir.
dered sam ChonR. a ChinamAp. In
Choug's tailor shop. 325 Main avenue.
in this city. December 30 last.
Hs stabbed Chong in fearful man.
ner. tnficting IS or "a ugly wounds.
Aroa escaped and WAS captured near
Wavsriy several days later. No date
II announced for the sentence.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Destructive Fire.

East Liverpool. Ohio, Mar. 2. - Six
large buildings and a number Of small
or ones were destroyed by fire, entailing
a loss Of $500. 900. The square bound
ed by Diamond and Mulberry alleys,
Fifth avenue and Market street was
completely cleaned out, not building
being left standing. Scarcely any Of
the occupants Of the buildings Of the
burned area saved any furnishings oil
value.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

Meetings in "a churches. theatorz
and halls in Louisville. Ky, Sunday
concluded the main efforts of ono Of
the most remarkable religious REVEALS
seen in America during the past 20
years. During the two weeks lust
closed $500 persons confessed 10
Christianity Eighteen visiting evan.
gelists took part In the work
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Another Satellite.

san Francisco, Mar. /. ~ W. W.
Campbell, director Of the Lick obsgrva
tory. has announced that another aatsl.
lite Of Jupiter has been discovered by
Assistant Astronomer perrine Of the
Lick observatory staff. II will be known
as thhel seventh satellite. The dis
oevery was actually made on January
8 last. but announcement OF the fact
was not made until the present time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
New Buildings for Seattle

Seattle. Wash. Mar. 1.-The North
sTn Pacific Railway company an
nounces that it will begin Immediately
the construction of eight six story
buildings, each occupying half a block,
all tn be erected upon the railroad =
property holdings in the heart Of tho
whole sale district Of this city. The
improvements will cost 81, 900 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Coatlu Show.

New York. March AIN the course
Of Il lawsuit in the supreme court the
statement was made by witness that
f. Ziefeld admitted he lost e7O, 900 ex.
plotting his wife-Anna He'd as a
star, and $50, 900 In promoting the
light opera Red Feather. total of
$3.50, 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Brakeman crnmsr Killed.

Lewiston, Feb. sc. w. Cramer,
a brakeman on the Spokane freight was
killed at North Lapwai Monday morn
ing while attempting 10 make a flying
switch Of a car Of coal into the switch.
The car ran over his left leg and
arm crushing both members, while the
head was crushed by bolt on the
brake rod.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

Brusseis.-The miners congress at
Charleroi. in consideration Of the fact
that the general strike has collapsed.
decided that to strike Is no longer com
pulsory. but Is left to local organlza.
lions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Death Of Minister oossslIn.

Lisbon.-slr Lamarchant Hadley
Goeselin. British minister to Portugal.
Is dead OF Intestinal hemorrhage at
Bussaco.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
LAT 70 Come Vast

Secretary Taft Of President Roose-
velt's cabinet, will make an address at
the Lewis and Clark fair at Portland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
Japs Seize the Romulus.

The German steamer Romulus.
bound for Yladivostok with a cargo Of
Cardiff coal. was seized on the night
OF February 90
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

A man cannot preach straight truths
when he IL trying to dodge between
his Master above and his master in
the peWs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04

Most business Is trying to make
even with waste.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-04
rIstes FlEhllns Goes o..

-. Fsts rahsFg. March 8 -Nhila snx
eFal Fppruts hava barn received a. TO
the nyarErssa II tho lighting In Man.
ohuria, nothing bad bean given out an.
til late hour BY the general staff.
The fighting brfbFn Mas den continues
n b. general aud tho entire limo ia 10.
vowed. the Japanese apparently sheiuR
anxious Ia make 4 desperate attempt 90
pierce the Russian position. The en-.
envy ihruul h ut Wednesday eoaeantFat
81 a tremendous FIRE with Geld and
siege artillery against puutilgfT Lone
I reei Hill Tho humhardment was -
fierce that the entire hill was envelap.
I'd In smoke and the casualties were
large. but the Russian artillery FIRE In
return was fully as effective. The
fighting Ia becoming more intense and
the result il still problamatical. The
battle line extends for nearly 100 miles
and both forces are engaged. The ar.
lie ~ hrN IL general and persistent
along the whole front.
Japanese Version.
The Japanese lsft wing IL driving
back tho Russian ontpostu The Jap
ansse have occupied line from Shat
semum, two miles west OF the Hun
kiyer.in northwesterly direction to
kaliss. on the cast bank Of Liao river.
A heavy bombardment along the en-
tire line west Of the railroad Il In spro.
gress night and day. The Russians aro
firing blindly with field and heavy
guns. Tnhe Japanese remain In their
position and make no serious response
to the Russianshre.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

popular fashion, of embroidered lawn
or crepe de chine, with insertions OF
lace.
Ribbed soft silks, poplins as well as
cloths, are made UP in gowns of thls
model, and there is more than a hint Oh
an old-time fashion in the gown Vi
heavy tan silk, with a band of uark
brown velvet around the foot and WITH
odd shaped basque coat, in position
effect, made of the dark brown VelVe'
like the band on the skirt. In llght
gray there is an excellent opportunity
to work out one of the so popular
color schemes of the winter. ana 1t
would seem as though there never
were known so many exquisite shades
of gray as now. so there is no reason
why an unbecoming one should be
chosen, the untecoming gray being
however, one of the most trying colors
known to civilization. Then, TOO, the
softening given by the lace 1abots ana
the chance to insert touch of con-
trasting color if so desired makes gray
come within the reach of many people
who heretofore thought it too trying
In the fashions for evening gowns
may be found some capital models OF
this fancy coat style With white or
black lace skirts are worn coats Oh
taffeta silk, plain or colored, that are
extremely smart ard delightfully."- new
in effect. When describing costume
to speak of lace skirts or taiteta coats
conveys little idea of this latest fashion,
for somehow the picture that presents
itself is a coat on the lines of What
have been worn winter and summer
for more seasons than one cares to re-
call These new coats are absolutely
and entirely new in design and quite
different from anything of the sort tha'
has been worn in many year. WIN
white lace skirts a coat of lowered
pompadour is singuarly attractive. The
coat fits tight at the back and has Wlde'
straight breadths that hang to the very
hem. In front the coat is short, rather
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

bonbons piled in the hollow Of the
birds back are covered with gold foil.
For pink dinner the same favor comes
in pink, the bonbons being wrapped in
pink tissue, finished with a twist hav-
ing the effect of a rose.
The shell case here shown is among
the new cases and is tinted a shell pink
and looks very like a real one. These
cases We're used to good advantage at a
marine dinner lately given. The sun
flower case besides the round lace dolly
comes in two shades of yellow, the low
er petals being the darker and the up
per ones coming in a delicate yellow
that goes with yellow roses or any of
the yellow flowers used on tables. The
heart-shaped receptacles. while not
new. are always liked and are particu-
larly pretty for valentine and engage
ment luncheons.
Ice cups now come in the daintiest Of
designs and a spray of flowers lying be-
side the plate looks what it is until clos
er investigation reveals the small card
board case in among the petals contain
ing an ice. Chrysanthemum boxes are
new, and the one here shown is In pale
pink and has the icebox hidden in the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

been growing more and more elaborate
until at present we find either an eX-
qGisite creation in velvet or an un-
Usually handsome and effective silk
cloth or chiffon velvet dress over
which is worn in the carriage a long
cloak Of fur satin or embroidere1
cloth.
The fashionable reception dress for
this winter is indeed a thing of beauty,
but it would surely never do to allow
the joy of wearing the one costume
even intermittently last longer thar
three months at most. Masses of eX-
quisite lace, wonderful hand embroid-
cry worked direct upon the material,
the texture itself of the finest and
most expensive or6er-all are neces-
sary for each and every style of after
room costume, while the fit of the
gown of today is real delight to any
one VINO knows the least DIT about the
science of dress. Perhaps the mos
noticeable change in this reception
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

oolors it is difficult TO keep an after
noon wrap essentially different from
any evening theater cloak, and to these
coats must be given an individuaiity
which keeps them quite distinct from
any other style of garment. For TINS
reason the fitted jackets are far better
than the Loose wraps, which hang
loose from the shoulders.
When the picturesque comes into
fashion then opens a vista in which
there is no end, but alas, 1t Is full OF
pitfalls, INTO which fall the unwary
by the dozens. 1t requires the talent
of an artist combined with the cool eX-
perienced judgment of professional
dl essnlaker to successfully grappie
with the picturesque fashions. Thls
rev style of cloth skirts, worn WIN
satin or velvet coat, opens again new
field for the picturesque ideas and, III
truth. many of the best exponents of
the fashion are most delightfully."- PIC
turesque. The skirts, long and wide,
falling in soft folds, are most grace
full, albeit decidedly inconvenient TO
walk about in, the close-fitting coats
with odd shaped sleeves and crossed
folds of silk forming the waist-coat are
nest effective, and as almost any color
that is bee oming is permitted, small
wonder is it women are enthusiastic
over fashions latest dictates.
Most charming in the new shades OF
blue is a costume with cloth skirt and
velvet coat, the skirt, many shades
the lighter, braided in round cord
tlecked with silver. In the waitscoat
is more than hint of silver cloth In
a braided pattern on two shades or
blue brocade. In a light brown is
another attractive rendering of the
same design, the cloth almost tan
and the coat a dark brown velvet. The
waistcoat of brocade is light tan, with
pinlish fiowered design. All these coats
are tight fitting, but so well are they
cut that they can be worn over a waist
to match the skirt, or, as is still most
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
Menu for an Easily Cooked Course Dinner

until the sugar seems dissolved. Add
alternately, a little at time, four ta
blespoonfuLs of cold water and one
cupful of flour which has been mixed
with one teaspoonful of baking powder
and a pinch of salt and sifted twice.
Flavor with the grated rind of a lemon
and a teaspoonful of the juice; lastly
fold in the beaten whites of the eggs
Line a shallow pan with buttered pa
per, pour in the batter, and bake in a
moderate oven. When cold, strip off
the paper and cut the cake in squares'
split each piece and cut the top half
in four strips. Fasten these to the
sides of the bottom piece with sugar
boiled to the soft ball degree. Soak q
quarter of "A package of gelatine in
three tablespoonfuls of cold water;
stand over hot water until dissolved.
Add it, with three tablespoonfuls OF
powdered sugar. one tablespoonful of
sherry and a half teaspoonful OF va
nilla, to three~quarters of pint OF
cream. When the mixture shows signs
of thickening beat slowly and steadily
to a stiff froth and heap 1t In the
boxes, garnishing each with a candied
cherry
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08
BY cornella C. Bedford

~ HE menu for this dinner Is so
planned as to make it feasible FOR
use in almost any section of the
United States. By doing some OF the
work on the preceding day
a hostess who has no maid, or only an
one, need not absent her
sert and coffee are served together, IL
dinner guests; If meat and salad, des-
sert and coffe are served together, 1t
can be reduced to four courses; the
fish course can be omitted without de-
tracing from the general effect.
Split Pea Soup with croutoRs
Fried Fish Sauce Tartare
Steamed Fish with Rice oyster Sauce
Creamed Onions
Lettuce French Dressing
Waters Cheese
Bavarian Cream in Boxes
Coffee
AS this dinner is planned for five or
six persons, one good-sized fowl ana
about two pounds and a half of tish
will be sufficient. Any kind of fresh
or salt water fish which can be sliced
or filleted may be used; if small, II
should not be bony.
Pick over, wash and soak a pint OF
split peas. Next day drain them, cover
with three quarts of fresh cold water,
and simmer slowly for four hours; a
ham or beef bone. If on hand, will add
flavor, and when half done a small car
rot thinly sliced. and half an onion,
cut fine. should be added. Press
through a sieve. season with salt
pepper and a pinch OF thyme, and re-
turn to the fire. When boiling stir in
a tablespoonful of flour rubbed to q
paste with cold water Boil for five
minutes longer. 1t can then be sci
aside to reheat at dinner time. Cut
four slices Of stale bread. freed from
crust. in small dice. Spread ON a par
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-08

is the smart tailor costume to dis
appear altogether? 1t does not
seem as though anything at once
so ornamental and so serviceable coulc
go absolutely out of fashion, and yet
this is just the question which is now
agltating all of our fashionable mo-
Gistes and the heads of the large tailor
establishments in the United States.
Certain it is that an elaborate velvet or
silk gown worn with a loose wrap.
which is thrown off before entering the
room, seems more appropriate for an
afternoon tea or reception than a cloth
jacket and skirt can possibly appear.
The tailor costume with which We're
worn some pretty white waists, seemed
a few years past to be all that could
he desired for even the most formal
afternoon entertainments now this suit
is relegated to the simplest of Morn
ing wear. Steadily, for the last two
or there years, has the reception gown