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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18

Remember the Maine. How many
have done SO: Wednesday It was just
seven years since that tragic event
took place in the Cuban harbor as a
result Of Spanish trsacbery. The
explosion was heard around the world
aud caused a big change in the geoR
raphy Of nations. 1t gave Dewey and
Schley uudying fame and made the
American navy the envy of all
nations.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18

There has been a cold wave sweep
ing over the entire country for the
past two weeks and Saturday night a
big chunk Of the Montana kind was
hurled over the border into Idaho,
causing the Thermometer to drop to
20 below zero. 1t was the coolest
snap in a number of years and made
the older inhabitants hustle to keep
warm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
Furniture sale.

On Saturday aud Monday there
will be- private sale Of such house
hold effects as can not conveniently
be taken In moving from the city, in'
Guiding stoves, tables, chairs, side
board, sewing machine, baby carriage
and bed room furniture, at the home
of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Bentzien, cor
ner Of Eighth and Lakeview streets.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
Pisrcinr kI.lnrr Patn..

Faulty kidney work brings on that
large family Of human miseries Of
which rheumatism, lumbago, govt,
neuralgia, sciatica, are we'll known
members. DeBell's Kidney pills
are positive cure. They have never
failed yet. There can be no doubt,
no uncertainty about the use Of De
Bells Kidney Pills Price % and
30 cents. For sale by the Occur d.
Aleue Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18

The president has appointed Bat
Mastersou TO the office Of L. s.
deputy marshal ia New York. Bat
used to be known among the coa boys
and FOUNDERS Of the plains az bad
man" and most every person In the
west knows what that means. He
has killed his man and done other
things that make for notoriety in the
wild western plainsman. There are
many people who begin to think that
Teddy is carrying his friendship for
the rough riders to extremes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES

Au9 cA~OA44UA aNH VIC
biggest frauds discovered in Colorado
so far,-Parma Herald.
The house committee cannot make
that state land board investigation
too searching. Not only should the
books in the office be examined but
the methods of employees and selec-
tors, etc., during the past two years
should be searchingly inquired into.
Capital News.
One of the wisest appropriations
that the Idaho legislature can make
Is for the construction of the pro-
posed bridge at Boomers Ferry. 1t
is an improvement which Is greatly
needed in that part of Kootenai
county. In fact it has become a
public necessity Of the utmost I'm
portance there and would be benefit
to the entire county In a measure.
The people of Boomers Ferry are
working hard to secure an appropria-
tion Of $50, 900 and, In view Of the
fact that Kootenai county has never
received anything from the state it
Is hoped the present legislature will
not be niGgardly In this matter.
Rathdrum Tribune.
A meteor Weighing 1872 pounds is
on exhibition at Kirby's CONNECTION
cry store. The stone was found by
Dan Mulcahey on his place north Of
town, and bears all the character
istics of meteorites described in the
encyclopedias. The surface Is smooth
and had apparently been melting hot,
since stones with which IL came in
contact when 1t touched the earth
welded themselves to It, Some OF
the residents of the vicinity where
the meteorite was discovered, state
that three months ago they heard a
roar in the night, accompanied by a
bright light, like the passing Of a
meteor. The hnd will be taken to
the Portland Fair Peck Press.
\ bill has been introduced in the
Legislature by one OF the northern
members to change the name Of Snake
river to ''Shoshonee. " We have lived
in the valley Of the Snake a good
many years, and never yet have heard
any one clamoring for change Of its
name. While Snake" may not be
as enphonious as ''Shoshonee, " 1t Is
easier to pronounce, and a blamed
sight easier to spell, or write. II
the members Of the present legis-
lature will turn their attention TO
some Of the crying needs of the state,
and let the old Snake flow along
quietly and uninterruptedly ia its
allotted course their constituents will
not have so many kicks" to register
at the end of the session as now
seems probable. Parma Herald.
Denial-thy name is Admission.
Those who denied the necessity Of
polygamy legislation have introduced,
or will when they are all in, half q
dozen bills in the Idaho legislator,
to encompass what they claimed die
not exist. Hepburn denied that b.
was the hacker and supporter o
Bishop Woolley, the Mormon wh,
was put into the Boise assay office
But when Woolley was about TO b,
discharged from office for irregular
tiles, Hepburn still sought to holt
his man in office and wired TO Wool
lev Have conferred again vviti
the secretary In regard to your cas-,
and ne assures me that he will give i
careful consideration and report hi
decision to you. Strange com
munieation for sweet aud iuuocsn
Hepburn, who had no persona
interest in Woolley's retention. Bu
fate was against him and Woolle,
went dowu.-Weiser Signal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
Total 71.2ss so so

Neg Peree, however, will insist on
being credited with the annexed
votes, Notwithstanding they we're cast
in Shoshone county, which would
give Neg Perce six and reduce Sho-
shone to three The Bear Lake aud
Oneida delegation will tight any re-
duetion. Others will throw shafts
into such a bill as that proposed and
there is little doubt the basic figures
will have TO 10 changed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18

In Norway there are 232 locals,
containing SIG members affiliated
with the National Federation Of
Labor, and "a locals, with 1856
members affiliated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
Bargains in Timber and
Farm Land

S525 rolluaulshusut II 100 acfps,
shtte pine, estimated AZ tuo
miIltnu test vt,h Iasgr Percent.
$40 ~ rF and tamafao ijm Ter.
land Is sgtvoysd and lacatssi
four aud ouo half mtloa from
Occur ! tleHe river
81. 400 for 100 acres Va. timber,
on" miiu from aataT estimated
ono million feet yeIlnw pine
and tweutY thousand tive tatua
Tac aud fir decided land. This
is.a bargain. look II pp.
81, 200 for 400 acres ~ umtar
land four aud nua halt miles
from Conur d'Aleuo Joins tho
lake Two hundred acre No.
fruit aud farm land. balance ans
timber sill estimate one aud
ono half million teat 81 pine aud
tlF with large quantity Of tic
timber must 10 cold sa0 thia
bargain
81. roo for 80 acre sell improved
farm, good land. veil fenced !:
seeded to timothy. Must cell.
see this early.
1900 for TO acres pooud farm
land close 10 tho city Of Occur
d Aloue. II sold at this price
must 90 quick. Look IL up.
5000 for | o acres Of No. | fruit
aud vegetable land ono aud one
fourth miles from the center Of
city one half cash. balance In
twelve months at per cent in
terest can got water close To.
surface. No hotter location.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
RGaIEstate
as a matter of course

YOU want to own house or at least
a lot in the growing city Of Occur
dAlene. If you will come in and
talk it over-tell US what you want,
we may be able to help you get il.
Here are a few OF our
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
a Snap.

a Snap.
$3.50 will buy you a neat little
home on Second street. A
we'll built TWO room new plas.
tered house. Corner lot with
city water.
A Home at Your own Price
$2T6 Large corner lot with city
water, good location, three room
house. VIII you eco this be-
fore purchasing' It's baFgaln.
S2S5 VIII take large inside Loo
closo Ia With city watsT Three
room house aud wuod shsd.
Look At this
$3.50 takes a tnur ruom house, two
lots on corner very Gloss in;
veil fenced, good h0uso. ONbsF
will pay SIS per moath root tiil
spTsug II property IL sold This
la a bargatn.
$3.50 A lovely ave room ono aud
one halt story, Gsw Fcsidoaes
eAcslisut l1cAtloaH. large lot,
good cellar. clty satsF Ia house.,
nice porch. large clothes ci0ssta.
nice hall Ia tFont, large uiH,
dows. A complete bargain
So, 200 takes thts, ono o, tho very
bsat locations aaI beet batig
Dwellings Ia tho city. q foil
ono aud ono half story. ssvon
rooms add hath, thFps large
clothes closets all plaatsrv,l
vith patant plaster No. eel
lar. stouo sail. all sloas ipauda.
ton, lareu posrbos all usw /.
large stors roam on back d. luts
us"d iuF ahod Large wood shssi.
two large lota on a corner. south
aad east front, very Gloss In.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-02-18
Good Buys
A Few OF Our Best Bar
gains for the New Year 1905

Good paying business including
the store building and lot, for sale
at from s., 500 to 5000. This Is
a rare opportunity TO secure an
established business aud property
at a bargain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
WON'T RUN FOR MAYOR.
Hewlett will Not Make Race but Lynch
Will Prohab y Do so.

Candidates for places on the Repub-
llcan city ticket are becoming numer-
Gus. 1t was stated positively this af-
teruoon that Frank J. Hewlett whose
name has been prominently mentioned
for mayor. would not be a candidate,
but that he would endeavor to succeed
himself as member Of the city coun-
ell from the First precinct J. ].
Thomas and stephen Stanford are also
candidates from this district In the
Second precinct the foremost candidates
for the council are George S. Ashton
and D. w. Currie i'm the Third, George
Davis John NJ. Mills and T. A. cal
lister; In the Fourth, Joseph Johnson;
iu the Fifth, +, j. Fabian. George n,
Lawrence Is prominently mentioned for
city attorney, while John Openshaw is
regarded as possible nominee for the
treasurership.
Regarding The statement that Mr.,
Hewlett had declined to run for mayor,
his brother this afternoon said Frank
is out OF town today, but I know II to
be a fact that he win not enter the
mayoralty race He will however, at
the solicitation of many friends, en-
deayor 10 succeed himself in the city
council
Prominent Republicans when spoken
tn Today declared that without doubt
chief of Police Lynch would be made
the party's staudard-bearer In tho COM
ing campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22

sunday were admirably protrayed
by Mr. Brennan. Mr.. Armstrong, AIR,
sampson and John Barrymore. Air.
Armstrong rs well remembered tor his
portrayal OF Candy on Arizona" Mt
Samson plays the part OF old Lively
as few other actors could render it,
while Mr., Barrymore In the difficult
role OF "Iacky' shows that he too, in
hetits lha decided gifts Of his family
Mr Harbury another old friend makes
am ideal Englshman u he leisure class,
While Miss Buchnan Is the British aris.
tocratlc mutron tn the life.
The scenery staging, ana all the ef.
fleets are of the highest class, and the
entire rendition Us one that no lover Of
al that is best .n stage lie, should
miss Witnessing
\ generation ago melOdramas Of the
East Lynne type depended upon
strong acting for their clmaxes, and
then came the school OF Lincoln j..
Carter which made stage business do
the work In THE Human Slave
which opened at the Grand last night
there rs much Of both The curtain
falls In the second act on o strong bit
OF acting which brings O plentiful show
ing of hdndkerchiefs In both the gallery
and pit Ia the third act II falls upon
a stage fun OF machinery IN which the
villain Is tangled up and surely being
dragged to his death-and all the gal
lery does is to boot, while nobody is
thrilled particularly One thing melo-
drama must have is a CORY name, and
IN this case a really good play 10 hid
den behind Ii, Besides the plot, there Is
plenty Of cheerful comedy work, and a
few character studies which are divert
Ing. At such work Don Macmillan as
'Sleeker' ana Louise King as Toby.
his PAL won much favor from the
audience As a whole the work of
the company was capable, while the
scenery was elaborate "A Human
Slave remains the bill until Saturday
evening with Saturday matinee.
The piano recital given in the First
Congregational church last Tuesday
evening by the summer pupils OF Mrs.
Graham T. Putnam was largely at
tcnued by admiring friends, a marked
feature of the function was the appear
ance Of Miss Eleanor c.. Putnam, hlgh
soprano, who was enthusiastically re-
celved, and given several encores TO
which she responded with popular num-
hers. The program was "a classical
one, well presented and much enjoyed,
The Semiramis overture for two pianos
ana eight hands was taking and bright,
with excellent ensemble. II was given
by Misses L8msun, cullen, Martin ana
Williams. The List prelude for four
hands by Mrs. Putnam and Miss Gull
len. WAS dlgnlfod and descriptive. Tn"
Weber Sonata by Miss Alice Martin,
aged 49, was given after only two years
OF study, 1t evidenced excellent powers
Of tone ooloring and was very dainty
The Rubinstein Concerto by Miss
Louise Lamsoh was the best rendered
number on the program. requiring
much technique and an intelligent UNI
Outstanding of the score.
4 telephone message from Provo this
morning states that the sale for "Ths
Jolly Musketeer" opened there with the
biggest rush known for many engage
ments past. The Salt Lake Opera com
pany leaves on the san Pedro o'clock
train tomorrow afternoon, and comes
back on a special train after the opera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR POCATEL
Oregon Short Line Is CSncentrat.
ing its MechanicIc Departments
Ia Idaho Railroad Center
BIC FOUNDRY AND NEW DEFOT.
Plans Under Way-Car Repair Shops
And New Quarters for Officials
Being Built.

81, oyf.,y. b.t s. ,.o,l h..r ,ro
b'eh'I"s 'N"l Ho' eve" 'H' 'o'"i papers
al Focdieilo have 20 date mentioned the
big improvements now under way by
she orog,, sho,., fi,o ,r ,h., r.ls ,,n-
'"'H ''"'-I OK lu""'
work has been commenced on sever
al new buildings and the engineering
P'IIHs lot handsome new depot and
large foundry
The buildings under way AZ prssont
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
COLLEGE RAILRoADING.
University Of chicago TO Establish ..
Year Course.

Chicago Sept. Incorporation be.
tween the University OF Chicago and a
number ~ railroad officials has result
ed IN the establishment OF four year
course Of railway education
An advisory board composed most.
~ Of railroad men has been established
with u w. McKenna, assistant TO
President Earring OF the Chicago. Nil
waukee & ST. Paul as chairman. aud
Daniel willard second vice president
Of the Burlington, is vice chairman.
Among those who form this board are
a, G. Bird, \. T. Banks. w. g. Brown.
j, A. Delano, j. r Harahau. j. A..
Fdithorn S. Nj FELTON,, w. 4. Gardner.
>. T Fulton, j. Kruttschuitt and r..
Thomas.
These mon. representing as they do,
all phases Of railroa1iuE, VIII shape the
courses which are 20 b. Liyeu and win
themselves as OCCASION requires, deliver
lectures.
The hrst years course. from October
70 June. WIN be devoted 20 railway cone
ditlons IN the United States. The Sec
ond year win be devoted TO freight ser
vice, railway transportation, railway
law ana rate legislation During tho
third year the following branches win
be covered. Passenger service. sta
tlstlcs and geography of railways si0.
mailing and train service. railway aud
ting and finance, gud terminals Dur
Ing the fourth year the following sub
jccts win BE studied
Motive power car equipment. track
railway development abroad and the
economies of railway Development
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

Blood does tol and genius does trans
mit-facts often disputed, but borne out
anew In the instance OF Ethel Barry
moro The Frenchman who said zone
cannot be too careful I'm the choice Of
his parents must have had some one
like this charming actress In his mind.
The daughter OF two such brilliant
lights as Maurice Barrymore and
Georg.c Drew the grand-daughter Of
the famous Mrs Drew, with John
Drew for am uncle. and with brothers
Ike Lionel and John TO aid her IN up-
holding tho family tradltions-how
could Ethel help being the personhca-
ton of are, grace, winsomeness and
strength that she Is?
4 beautiful audience assembled a the
theater last night to bid her welcome
90 the stage where her grandmother
and both her parents had shone before
hor and every one OF the auditors, af-
ter listening. To- her beautiful portrayal
Of the role of sunday was willing to
accord her the highest praise that she
could wish to receiye-that ,eo was In
all ways worthy VT the Barrymore
name, Few creations that we recall
have been more natural and more free
from any thought OF The artificial, than
this dellneation OF "a western girl who
might have been drawn by Bret
Haue himself Miss Barrymore simply
lived the part and the tender feeling
with which she invested il from be-
ginning 20 end, was one " the most de-
lighlful things possible to witness She
was rewarded with several hearty re-
calls after each curtain.
The supporting company which Mr.
Frohman has given Miss Barrymore Is
a most pleasant feature 10 review The
leading mans part is In the hands Of
Mr.. Bruce McRae, an actor who plays
always with taste. care. and intelll-
gence, The four guardians Of the girl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
AFTER MOFFAT ROAD.


Los Angeles. Sept q. Interstate
difficulties growing ont Of divergent
interest may result between Colorado
and California over the question OF
erecting dams across the Colorado
river iu Colorado FOR the purpose OF
furnishing irrigation for arid lands in
Colorado. Arizona ANA part Of Culifor-
MIA The Los Angeles realty board aud
the chamber Of commerce at their reg
ular meeting today authorized the np.
polntment N committees 10 walt uuon
United States Senator Flint and Com
gresham McLaahluu for the purpose
Of enllsting their support IN the mat
ter,
II Is charged that the Denver North
western ~ Pacific railroad better
known as the AIoiTat road. which IS
now building from Denver to salt
Lake city is cudedvuriug through tn
courts Of the state OF colorado to pre-
vent the construction Of proposed rescr.
yoirs along the Colorado river In Grand
canyon Browns park and northwest
em colorado, urging as itR reason for
so doing. the railroads requirements Co..
the way Of rights Of way, IL Is the
contention Of the local commercial
bodies that the prevention Of the build
Ing OF the dams would destroy the lr-
rigation plans Of the government look
ing TO the reclamation OF about 1000 COO
acres Of arid lands I'm the southwest. a
large portion OF which Is directly trlbu-
tory 80 this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
SALT LAKER DROWNED
C. S, Branuing Loses His L fe While
Fishing IN the Snake River

a Boise, Idaho Statesman special
from Twin Fails, under date Of sept
10. says c. 5. Brauuug Of 49, West
First South street salt Lake city, was
drowned In Snake river SUNDAY His
body has so far not been recovered.
Brannng with tnroe companions LEFT
town sunday for a. fishing trip below
Twin Falls. The party separated. and
when time came 20 return home Bran
ming was missing. a search Of the
spot whore ho WAS seen last. located
on a rock shelf above the SWiftcst
part Of the stream, revealed the fact
that he had lost his footing and
plunged into the treaCherOus current.
His fishing rod was found lodged a
short distance below 4 search was
made for the body without result The
search still continues, but owing to the
fact that considerable time elapsed be-
tween the accident and the discovery,
but little hope is entertained that the
body win be- recovered. Tho river be-
low the falls Is succession Of rapids
and wnirlpoois, and the dead man was
probably carried far down the stream
Branuing came here from Salt Lake
about two weeks ago lie was q wood
worker and accepted employment in
the s0VmiIl here He left "a wife ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
SPIKE AND RAIL

Donald Rose arrives over the Union
Pacific in the morning.
James Bird. the veteran engineer who
ran a locomotive out Of ogden 50 years
ago has been pensionei by the South.
crn Pacific For a number of years past
he has resided at Winncmucca, New
General Manager W. II, Bancroft N
the Oregon Short Line is ON the other
side Of the Fuowsheds that burned yes
terday, General superintendent l..
Buckingham Is on the west end await
ing Mr. Bancrofts arrival,
The oregon Short Line win run an
excursion to Logan ON Monday. on tht
occasion Of the salt Lake Opera conf
pauy appearing Ia that city. Tho spe-
cial train will leave here at $3.50 p, m
returning after the opera. Tickets viii
be- good ON an trains next day from Lo-
gan The low fare of S. 90 for the round
trip has been decided upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-22
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office Of tho weather
bureau for the = hours ending at 6 a, m
today;
Barometer reading ate a. NJ 1914
inches, temperature az 6 a. M 80 de.
grees, maximum, S2; minimum, 81 mean,
ca, which Is 2 degrees above normal
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. SATURDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Saturday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Precipitation was light and scattered,
and occurred over portions Of British CO.
Mmbia Florida, South Carolina and
northern MiGhigan
Moderate temperature was reported I'm
all districts The relative humidity at
salt Lake city this morning was 81 per
cent
n. ]. HYATT,
Local Forecaster,