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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
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Keep or Approaching Ags BY Careful
Atfemtfon 20 Diet.
TO drink the waters OF the fountain
Of youth Ia still. Ia the opinion Of
some, within the range Of possibilities.
Professor Blufern observes that man
began In a gelatinous condition and
ends in an osseous or bOny one. He
is soft In infancy: he Is hard in old
age. Aging is a process OF OssIfca-
ton. After. middle life has passed a
more marked development Of the oasi-
&c character takes place. The arteries
become thiekened with caIcareous mat
ter. and there IS interference with the
circulation. upon which nutrition de.
ponds.
The whole change from youth 70 old
age is one Of steady accumulation Of
eaicareous deposits in the system. I'm
tire blockade OF the functions Of the
body Is a mere matter OF time. and the
refuse matter deposited BY the blood
through the system stops the deiicats
machinery we call life. The blood con
tains compounds Of lime, magnesil
and iron. In the blood itself are thes.
earthly salts. In early life they ar
thrown on: in age they are not Al
most everything we eat contains thes'
elements for destroying life. Earth'
salts abound IN the cereals. and brea,
itself. mistakenly called -ths STAFF Q
life" is one Of the most caleareOus o
edlbIes heterogeneous food also contain
these elements, hence a diet made o
Of fruit IA best for people advanced 4
years.
The daily use Of water u, after mid
die life, one Of the most importan
means Of preventing secretions and d
rangements Of health. Diluted phoi
phoFie acid is one OF the most powell
ful influences known 70 science "a
shielding the human system from ID
Inconvenience OF old age. Use II dali
with distilled water. and 20 rnaard II
approach sf Benility. To retain pc
petual youth avoid all foods rich
the earth's Haits. use much fruit, espi
cialiy juicy. uncooksd apples, and tai
daily two or three tumbierfuls OF al
titled water with about IS drops I
diluted phOsphorie acid In each glaH
full. Thus win your days be longer
the land. Popular Science.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
Fleet. Near Each Other.

Singapore, April IS.-Advices form
either the japanese or the Russian
fleets are lacking here, but il is gener.
ally believed that the fighting can not
be delayed much longer. as the two
fleets are touch. and il is certain
neither commander is desirious Of
avoiding q conflict Rojestvensky has
everything 20 gain by defeating the
Japanese, in order 10 effect junction
with the yladivostok cruiser squadron
and crush Kamimura's coast defense
feet with his battleships and then ne
turn 20 effect junction with Admiral
Enquist's division, the advantage vii
be with the Russian commander, and
the japanese win need all of their re
soucres 70 gain victory. Many rumorI
are in circulation here 30 the eiteci
that gun firing has been heard BY coas
ing vessels. but all such ere not con
tlrmable.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
SEA DOGS TO BATTLE
RUSSIAN CRUISERS AT VI.ADIV0S.
TOK TO PUT TO SEA.
Admiral Toss seems to be PIassd Pc
tween Two FIres-Peaes Party At
81. Petersburg Thinks Japan Can
Not Refuse Reasonable Offer
Rojestvensky May Wait for Weeks.

St Petersburg. April 11.-There IL
reason 10 believe that Vice Admiral
ROsiestvensly's entrance into the
China sea has been followed BY orders
for the cruisers Gromobol. Rossls and
Bogatyr. which have been ready for
some time at YIadiyostok. TO put 10
sea. Whether It Is the intention 70
send them south Immediately or TO
hold them In the vicinity OF yladivO-
stOk is not known. Their appearance
outside the roadstead OF YladivOstok
would constitute a potential threat
against Admiral Togo's rear which win
compel the retention in or dispatch
Of number OF lighting ships TO Jap
anese waters. Thus Admiral Togo
seems 70 be virtually placed between
two fires.
The peace party OF the government
urges that this favorable strategic pO-
sition presents the psychological mo
ment for offering oficially the olive
branch TO Japan. reasoning that no
matter how. confident the japanese
government msy be Of Togo's victory.
II can not overlook the possibility Of
defeat nor fail to appreciate the com
plete disaster which would follow the
transfer Of the mastery Of the sea TO
Russia.
With 30 much depending upon the
issue. they argue that both countries
have mutual interests in avoiding al
actual test and Il is not impossible
therefore. that a new move in the al
Erection Of peace may come Just as the
world expects 10 hear the call to guar
ters for the greatest naval battle 81
y modern times
Certainly the spirits OF the war par
~ have been greatly raised by 70
jestevensky's success in penetrating e
tie China sea. and the prospect Of I
naval battle. even with the odd
against a Russian victory. whicl
would change the entire complexion
Of the situation. has aroused some
thing like q fash Of enthusiasm q
many Russian breasts.
Some naval oflcers express the opin
ion that Rojestyensly. having nov
safely nayigated the straits. instead Q
nAiAAAAE AAA IN ~ AAIEl AAN aGaA4AGHEfNAa
afford TO calmly await Admiral Ne
gogatoT with his division OF tn
squadron. who could arrive there 4
about three weeks
! The Russian admiralty on sunda,
, received q long dispatch from Sings
e pore. but no intimation as to its cor
: tents has been given the newspaper
? The papers Sunday morning printe
: Singapore dispatches without con
e ment. the syiet being the only excel
ton. This paper views the news froE
; Roiestyensky as an suspicious prelud
) TO a decisive battle. which may sho'
I that over Rojestvensky still shines "a
; happy star which helped him when
3 lieutenant to save the fragile vesta
4 in an unequal conflict with a Turks
q battleship."
. The sviet expresses the hope tha
!. Rojestvensky is destined to turn III
I tables. and that even IN case OF d,
. feat some OF his vessels viii be abb
TO break through and reach the Japa
=, sea.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
PANIC IN A THEATER
YELL OF FIRE CAUSES A WILD
SCENE AT KOKOMO, INDIANA.
George Armstrong Fatally injured
and q seors Of Persons severely IN.
jursd-In an instant 600 People pc
came . Crushing Mass Of Humanity
-Thsster Damaged BY Smoke only.

Kokomo. Ind. April 1O.-George
Armstrong. IL yeaasliof age. was fatally
injured and a score Of persons severely
burned during fire In the sIpe the
alter caused By > roll Of eelluloid films
used in operating a moving picture ma
chine having igniled. In the panic
that followed Armstrong jumped
through a window in the third door
and was fatally injured.
moving picture show was IN prog
resa During the intermiasion 3 bag
Of celiuloid Aims, suspended over the
balcony railing. was ignited By an
electric light The manager OF the
machine brought the audiences atten
ton by crying: Look out. every
body: the thealeT Is on hrei"
In an instant 600 people became I
crushing. rushing mass Of humanity
That more were not hurt IL due large
| ~ 20 the excellent system OF Gre es
capes and exits ! nthe theater and th.
department Of the house employees.
Armstrong occupied a seat In th'
gallery. and At the warning cry brok'
q plate glase window and jumped U
the sidewalk. q distance Of 20 feet
Both his legs were broken and he wa
internally injured
Mrs Bert Jacobs was so affected b
the shock a. 10 require the attentioi
Of a physician. Her condition is 81
Fioua
Vance Hunt vas badly burned By tn
flaming nims. Several others wer
Injured.
Tho theAteF wGh damaged By smok
only
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
wln puhIl.h Nd More MusIe.

Owing to the inability to suppress
Wholesale music piracy, chiefly Of
sitlons or entering into contract
with composers, artists. or singers un.
popular songs. a number of London
publishing arms have agreed to cease
publishing or advertising new compo
I'll further notice. The object OF the
movement is to induce the government
to institute Legislation reforming the
present ineffective copyright laws.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
seota Are 10 IN Anna.

Edinbnrgh.-S eotsmen declare that
a deliberate insult has been offered 20
their nation by the new table Of pre-
cedents which appeared recently IN
the London Gazette. The table orders
that even in his own country 3 peer
Of Scotland shan walk behind a peer
OF England whose rank Ia equal to his
own. Since the publication Of the
table IN the Scottish papers they have
been inundated with letters from ex
asperated sootsmen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

The mystery Of the murder Of Biag
Eio vilordo. the young Sicilian who
was killed with a cleaver on wednes
day evening at San Francisco. and
whose head. arms and legs were hack
cd from the bleeding trunk, has beer
solved.
The crime was committed AZ 1854
A. Green street, in the house OF PietrC
Torchirito. also known as Peter Tor
chi, who Is believed by the detectives
TO be the murderer and who is hiding
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

An Erie man who has no ambition
TO be a Chesterfield CT a leader Of
Erie's Four Hundred was invited out
to dinner a few evenings ago. He
conjured up every excuse Imaginable.
and as a last resort tired TO make his
wife believe she was stick and unable
10 20. but she gave him 10 understand
that she WAS going ard he must &C
company her. We'll" he said. I'm
sick myself. but reckon IN have 10
GO" And they went when the first
course was brought on the old gentle
man illed mp pretty well, but seemed
10 be getting along all right In the
middle OF the second course he was
full clean up" and pushed back from
the table. "Ahem. you folks jist 20
ahead an eat your supper an don't
mind me. I've got to 20 horne an
feed the pigs Erie iixan.) Record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
BRUTAL GREED or TRUSTS.
KIN zoe In Order That Tbousandtl
May Live.

KIN zoe In Order That Thousandth
May Live.
New York.--In the course Of bis SER
mon In Plymouth church. Brooklyn,
Sunday, the Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight
Hills referred 10 the gift of 500 900.
made W John ID. Rockefeller 70 the
American board Of foreign missions.
and TO Mr. Roekefeiler's son. He said.
In part:
The saddsst words that have been
written Ia this generation were spoken
before Brown university BY q yonne
man who IL TO inherit one Of the great
est fortunes In this country. They
wcrc spoken IN defense of the trusta
Listen To them: The American
beauty rose can be produced in all ia
apiendor only by sacrificing the early
buds that grew up around it. Ths
rose has 1000 buds. and In order C
produce the American beauty the gar
dcner goes around q with a knife
and ships sa9 In order That all the
strength and beauty may beforced intC
one bloom In this economic argument
this young man brutality tells the work
Ing classes that sss small business
men must be shifted out Of existenes
in order that his American beauty. tbs
trust. may be produced. Listen Il
Christ; Let the strong bear the bur
den Of the weak And again. Give an,
Il shall be given unto you.
These words in defense Of th'
trusts are the most hoartbreakinl
things in literature TO those who know
what IL going to come in the future
Can you wonder that after that whei
man gives gifts we have no gratitude
to return2"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
vaatness % DC So oaaopns.

The conception OF the magnitude Of
the star Campus. which Is regarded
aa the greatest body In the universe
IL difncnlt indeed. even when Mr.. Gore
OF the Royal Astronomical Society fur
nishea the sun as step by which the
Imagination may raise itself. One has
some appreciation OF the size OF the
earth with its circumference Of 5000
mslea The sun IL more than q million
times as large az the earth. The mass
Of canopus has been weighed astrO-
nomlcaliy and found to be one million
times greater than that Of The sun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
WIN es Eas. Fight.

The all absorbing talk in sporting
circles at Spokane is the championship
night between Honey" Melody and
Jerry Mccarthy which takes place on
the evening Of April is at the Spokane
Amateur Athletic Club rooms. Non.
residents can obtain seats in advance
by writing Eddie Quinn. care of the
club. Reserved seats can be had from
$3.50 20 So. so each.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Here Is list OF dehTtitions given Ivy
various boys recently In a literature
paper, and they are guaranteed genu.
inc and homemade. "pepal Baus-the
sacrlncial bull Of the Church OF Rome;
pretty bull, a fierce ropes a Joke
about popery, ''Coln OF vaptage"-
usury; a valuable coin; a bad coin,
.Caballstic a-pertaining to cables; like
a cab. "Paradox"-opposite to ortho.
aox; opposite TO "Rnthadox;@ a heav'
emily storysa humorous poem; accord
ing to strict rules, As a Paradox
church. "Apocryphar" pertaining q
a doctors business; postalnlng 70 the
science OF the lower limbs. "Frevart
cate"--to think a long time befOr'
speaking.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Paterson. N. j.. April il.--Arthur
I.aster, who Is under sentence TO be
hanged on Friday next. made des'
perate attempt to escape from jail
here. He shot the two deputies on
the death watch, but failed to get
away and finally was dubbed into I'M
consciousness by policemen whom the
deputy sheriffs called 20 their aid.
Neither Of the injured deputies viii
die.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

A Bible which Is said to have once
belonged 70 Shakespeare and which
had autographs OF his In It, recently
sold for $1,000 at London. It was an
imprint OF the second edition Of the
King James version.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Nervi. Italy Secretary OF State Hay
Is living q very quiet life here. He
drives out daily. the weather being
ine. Mr.. Hay Is annoyed by curious
tourists coming from Genoa to see him
and has refused interviews 10 al such
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Crowds of Russian refugees now
wander Rhont London, homeless. PEN
nilosa and indescribAbly flthy. while a
large number Of them are Suffering
from contagious eye and skin diseases.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
Handicapped.

.'You don't laugh enough while you
are eating. my friend"
aHow can ~ Ny wife insists upon
having new onions every meal and
thsy make me cry."-clsveland Plain
Dealer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

After some men set started they are
no lazy % st0p.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Tho more 4 man q wrapped % IN
pimsolf tie colder 10 Ia
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14
cUZZARr.

Correspondence of The Argus
Winter is here IN all OF her gloy.
Miss Dora Miller of Terra Alta. is calling
on friends here.
+. NJ Livengood killed the champion hog.
1, cleaned 4SS lbs.
Our school is progressing nicely with Steve
Durham as teacher.
Bu'ehering has been the order OF the day
for the past two weeks.
Miss Bis, Frankhouser was calling at w.
A. VOLTS the past week.
The people of Cozzart are preparing for a
Christmas tree on Christmas night.
There has been two weddings Ia our com.
munitY in The pas, two months and more 10
follow.
Allen Crane is living conifortly in his new
house aud says 1t goes like starting newly in
house keeping.
Isaac b. Reekau and Mrs. w. A. Wolfe
have been suffering with rheumatism for the
past two weeks.
The Reekat Bro. have returned from
Maryland where they were building large
barn for Me-. Cope.
Miss Minnie Trekelt who was visiting w.
A. VOLTS the pas, few weeks returned TO
her home near AmboY.
Our husiling merchant a. S. Chidester
has been improving his store building by
adding more counters and shelves.
MISS Laura AMMAN who has been suffering
with dropsY of the heart for some time, is in
a very critical condition at this writing.
The Forman Bros. expect to finish their
saving at Ben Awman's in the next two
weeks and move their mill ON the land of
John NJ. Smith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14
BREEDLOYE.

Correspondence Of The Argus
Aba Dumire made business trip to Oak
land last week.
G. A. Porter is getting along nicely with
his injured arm.
Clarence Stemple went to CreIlin Satur-
day returning Sunday morning.
Bert Cole who has been at his home IN
Pennsylvania has returned and taken his
place on the loader.
John and cass Welch we're visiting their
mother Of near Sunnyside who, II is thought
Is losing her oversight.
Miss Mary Maiuizeck who has been stay.
ing at Oakland with Mrs. w. X. StulI has
come home to spend the winter.
MIR. aud MIS-. Lee Watkins. Dora Ca,hsil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymon wotring took dinner
with George L. Workings Sunday.
Clinton Hollis who has been working or
the loader is now running on Iz6 lie will
be greatly missed in this city by some Of the
fair sex
Misses Grace, Lillian and Edna Wmring,
Messrs George Morey, Bert Cole and Chas.
Wo'ring took in the festival at Carmel
Thanksgiving evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Watkins gave very
pleasant ice cram social to a number of
friends on last Tuesday night, delicious ice
cream, cake aud apples we're served. various
games we're played and all present enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14

Asplendid new stone crossing Is being
pu, down in font Of The NJ. L. Church.
IL. Renaick. the NJ. 4 X. contractor.
los, one of his best horses las, Salarda, night.
Don't forge, the Holiday Opening at The
Argus Book Store. Saturday and every day
after tina, to the cad of the ,ear except sun
day.
Mr., and Mrs. John A. Lan,z of Aurora,
were here during the pas, week visiting
their daughter.
Me. aud Mrs. George A. Herring were
over at Independence this week to see the
child ~ MIR. and Mrs II. A. Bailey, which
has been very III
The White Livery Stable lost another
horse yesterday. Il dropped down dead in
the stall sud seemed to have been aur, in
'ernall, in some way. II was hauled out
and buried this morning.
Dr.. Samual A. Pratt and Dr. Rudisill,
have opened Up handsome ofiee In the Al
brigh, building over p ]. crogan's Law of.
nee. DIR. Rudisiil is from Richmond, Va.
aud has located here to assist DR.. Pratt IN
his practice which was growing too extensive
for one man.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14
GO TO MURDocK's.

Sheriff SchaeAer has announced that of
the $4,000 due in taxes from the East Side
of Cheat river, over sac, 900 has been paid;
and in kingwood district of the $4,000 due
nearly $40, 600 has been paid. The sheriff
believes that by January Ist more than two
thirds of the taxes will have been paid.
Among Ihe West virginians who were
granted patents last week were Adam ID.
Goetz of Charles Town, on a shaft tug;
Jadson S. Griswold of Huntington, on
metallic railway tie; Thomas e. Smith of
Berkeley Springs, on bailing press; John
+. Miller OF Charles Town, on furnace
door frame and means of cooling.
Superintendent o. +. DarnaIl, of the
State Reform School at Pruntytown, this
week telegraphed his resignation to Cover
nor Dawson. The telegram was sent from
Washington, ID. C., where Mr.. Darnsll ac-
cePted the position of superintendent Of the
District Of Columbia Reform School, one of
the best positions of the kind ia the United
States. lie will begin his new duties on
February FIRST. The salary that goes with
the new place IS almost double what he has
received at the state reformatory.
Henry Wesling, the weighman at the
Kingwood Coal Company mines at Howes-
vile, got severely hurt last Thursday while
weighing coal a, the scales. lie got his left
leg caugh, between the bumpers Of two coal
cars and badly mashed, so that several
pieces Of bone we're taken out. He was
brought to the S,rickler Hospital here where
he is under the care of DIR. S. A. Pratt and
DR.. T. A. Rudisiil, who are trying to save
his leg. The unfortunate man Is single and
about forty years Of age, and cousin to
Vincent E Cooke, General Manager Of the
coal company.
The Parkersburg State Journal has this to
say about our Stale Senator.
Hon. S. b. Montgomery, the genial and
rosy faced Senator from Tunneiton, was in
the city yesterday lie was on his way to
the southern part Of The State where he is
interested in some large business deals
Senator Montgomery has become a frequent
visitor to this city, and has many friends and
aequaialances here, Nho are always glad to
see him. lie has q strong hold on the
affections Of his own constituency and has
been prominently mentioned as a candidate
/ for Congress to succeed Thomas +. Davis Of
the Second District, an honor, however, that
he does not appear to be particularly desir-
/ Gus Of accepting. az his seat in the State
Senate IS secure as long as he wants IT, and
J Congressional success is always a mtue
problematic in that district.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14
Talk Ia Cheap.

Claiming the best quality is easy. To
prove the claim is an entirely different
matter When we claim to have the best
-four sold in Preston county, We are first
very careful to have some foun ialron for
our claim. We claim that Dewey's Best Is
better than any other -four made or sold in
your county. Makes the ligh,est, whitest
loaves-be,ier loaves, too. The color Just
right, bot after all, "the proof Of the pudding
IS in the eating" We leave IL to you 20
decide. Get a sack todaY-bake il. n
after making thorough baking test you are
no, satisfied, return the balance Of the sack
TO your grocer and receive back the amount
you paid. Milled by The Dewey Bros. Co.,
Manchester, Ohio Sold by +. S. Brown,
ReedsyiIle, W. Va, and many other first
class Qroccrs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-14
WHITE DALE
Correspondence OF The Argus.
II begins to look like winter

Correspondence OF The Argus.
II begins to look like winter
Cutting timber is the order OF the day.
Miss Edna Elliott was at Mt Lake Satur.
day.
week.
Halle letters was visiting at ]. E. Hayes
Mrs. Elijah Messenger is visiting her
son at Mt. Run.
Mr.. Frank Maust was at Rowlesburg on
business last week.
Supt. a. w Carrico gave our school a
pleasant visit one day last week
Our School is progressing very nicely
with MIR, : l.. Elsey as teacher.
MIR. aud Mrs Elijah Messenger spent
saturday evening az s. Fixes
protracted meeting will begin at the
Freelaud church In about weeks.
Miss Fannie Erwin and brother Willie
were visiting friends here last week
Misses Laura Hoffman and Ida Heinrich,
spent Thanksgiving eve al Solomon Fixes.
MIR. Solomon Fike has been on the sick
list for the past weeks but IS little better
now.
Jas. Messenger has moved his saw mill
at this place and expect to begin saving
soon.
Mr.. Ora Teets and Miss Mlntie whitehair
attended the meeting at Mt. Run Saturday
night.
Mr.. w. Tanner is teaching singing
school here, singing every Friday aud Sat.
urday nights.