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SI,inu;nr News.

Naples, July G.-S p. Arrived--- Steamer Koenigin Louise, New York (and sailed for Genoa.l l... =. ...
 Hamburg, July 5.--Midnight--Sail tiled: Steamer Armenia. New York "
 Glasgow, July 6.-Sailed: steamer Numidian, New York, M
 Marseiles, July 5.-Arrived: Steamer Roma, New York.
 E Gerpool, July 7.--Arriyed: Steamer Carpathia, New York via. 70 uee enstQWn. Italia, NeWyAsy orlsaR Y YsS
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Tried on Serious Charge.

Charles A. Blakeslee. charged with rape, had his trial commenced at the conclusion of the Anderson case. His is colored man and it is alleged that he committed the act charged on g. colored girl in lot near Crescent street some time ago.
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DROWNED HIS CHILD.
Father Throws six-Months'-Old Boy
 Into Chicago River.

Chicago, July 7.-John Wicher, twen- ty-two years old, has been arrested charged with drowning his six-months- old boy in the Chicago river. The ar- rest followed the recovery of the child's body to-day and identification by Anna Wicher, the mother. She said that Wicher left home yesterday after a quarrel, saying, "I'll take care of this kid" According to the mother, Wich- CT had objected to supporting the child and had lately been arrested on her complaint for failure in this respect.
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CANAL AFFAIRS.
Administration May be Transferred
 from War to State Department.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 7.-It is not unlikely that the administration of af- fairs connected with tha construction of the Panama canal may be transfer red from the war to the state depart ment. Since Elihu Root indicated his acceptance of the presidents tender of the secretaryship of state, the president has had the matter of the transfer un- der consideration. It is known that Secretary Taft would be quite willing to be relieved of the responsibility att tendant upon the direction of the canal affairs.
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Danbury Halter Suicides,

Danbury, July 7.-John Morrison, a natter, forty-five years old, committed suicide this afternoon at his boarding place on White street by shooting him. self in the head.
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ARRESTED IN BOSTON.

Former President of Davenport, Wash,
 Fugitive from Justice.
 Boston, July 7.--George D, May, for merly president of the Big Bend Ma tional bank of Davenport, Wash, was arrested in this city this afternoon as a fugitive from justice by federal de- tectives. It was stated at the federal building that May Is under indictment in the state of Washington on the charge of misappropriating funds of the Big Bend bank. >.sl.r
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FM. ARTHUR SUICIDES.
Turns on Chs in Bedroom and Is Foanil
 Only Jus. AIsse.

Only Juss AIsse.
 Frederick M. Arthur of 25 Dixwell avenue, while mentally unbalanced, committed suicide by gas poisoning at his home yesterday afternoon. He has been mentally unbalanced at different periods for a number of years. He was formerly a prominent member of the building firm of MacWilliams & Arthur. but as he had been in ill health for a number of years he retired from active business some months ago. He was well known and many expressions of regret at his untimely end were heard last night
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cAsTRo's HIGH-HANDEDNEss.
Makes Salt Government Monopoly
 Unyyise Law.

Washington, July 7.-Norrnan Hutch inson, American charge at Caracas, has reported to the state department that the president of Venezuela has issued a decree practically making the salt in dustry of Venezuela a government mos nopoly. He says the government only can exploit salt and offer it for con. sumption, and adds; ~
 This decree will greatly affect the business of a great many people in Venezuela, and can hardly be consid- cred a wise law for the country'
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Roots Commission as Secretary of State

Washington, July 7.-Elihu Roots commission as secretary of state has been prepared at the state department and forwarded to Oyster Bay for the presidents signature. -L
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Murdered His Sweetheart.

Indiana, Pa., July 7.-Maddened by the refusal of Anna Jenilek, his fifteen wear old sweetheart, to marry him, John Irarnock, a Slavish miner, aged 23 years, murdered the girl to-day at her home at Creekside and then trisd to end his own life. The man was ar rested
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CAPTURE OR DESTROY
 <
 THE kINAZ POTEMKINE
ORDERS TO VICE ADMIRAL CHOUKNTN OF THE BLACK
 SEA FLEET.

Latest Reports Show That Rebel Bat
 tIcship Has Temporarily Escaped Her
 Pursuers-StiII at Large With Tor
 pedO Boat Destroyer Smctilvy-In-
 habftants of TheOdOSia Said to be Rc-
 turning .-Tension Increasing in the
 Caucasus.
 Odessa. July. S.-Vice Admiral Chou knin has telegrapbed the governor gen eral of Odessa that the Black sea fleet has been ordered to capture or destroy the Kniaz Potemkine.
 St. Petersburg, July S.-2:3O a. m.- According 10 the latest reports the Kniaz Potemkine has escaped her pur- suers and is still at large in the Black sea with the torpedo boat destroyer Smetilyy and the Black sea fleet hot on her train, There is little doubt that she is heading for Poti or Batoum, but no dispatches from either place had been received up to ? o'clock this morn ing.
 HAufICcS TGCeiNGu pG l ilG SSSUCldbCu Press indicate that the tension is in- creasing in the Caucasus, where the turbulent clements are excited over re- ports of the condition of the fleet, in- creasing the fear that the arrival of the Kniaz PCtemkine at a Caucasian port will have the effect of pouring oil on the smouldering flame. A bomb was thrown at Tifiis to-day.
 Sebastopol, July "A naval magis- trate is Investigating a mutiny on the transport Prout. One hundred and l fifty sailors of the Prout have been inl- prisoned in the fortress here and the others are still on board.
 Theodosia, July "A Russian cruiser has arrived to protect the town. The inhabitants, who fled while the Kniaz Potemkine was in port, are returning. Noyorossiysk, Russia, July 7.-The l Black sea fleet arrived here tonight, i and will sail southward. Tine authori- i ties have placarded the town, recom- mending the people not to go upon the ] stre,ts should the Kniaz Potemkine ap- i pear.
 Novorossiysk is at the head of Novo- 1 rossiysk bay, on the north coast of the
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Dohertys Retain Tennis chnmptonsn,n

London, July 7.-In the tennis doubles championship, the Doherty brothers beat S. H. Smith and Frank L. RiseIey 6.2s 6-2, S-S. 6-3s ~ v \
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GRIFFIN FOUND GUILTT.
Negro Who Assaulted Miss Shea Sem
 fenced to Prison.

The jury. in the criminal superior court yesterday brought in a verdict of guilty against Frederick Griffin, the ne- gro charged with the assault of Miss Helen E. Shea last January. Judge Reed sentenced him to from three to five years in prison.
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Novorossiysk is at the head of Novo- rossiysk bay, on the north coast of the Black sea.
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Odessa. July. S.-Vice Admiral Chou knin has telegrapbed the governor gen eraI of Odessa that the Black sea fleet has been ordered to capture or destroy the Kniaz Potemkine.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-26
TEST FOOD LAW

SEATTLE, Aug. ga test case
to determine the constitutionality of
the amendment to the law to prevent
the adulteration of food packages
enacted by the last Legislature, as
interpreted by the state dairy and
food commissioner, will be instituted
at the request of manufacturers of
food products of Seattle. The manu-
facturers of food packages and food
products who are affiliated with the
Manufacturers association of Seattle
take issue with State Dairy and Food
Commissioner l.. Davies on his inter
probation of the law as amended, the
commissioner ruling that the law re-
quires manufacturers to label or stem
ell such food packages with the name
of the component parts of the pur-
ported contents. The manufacturers
and jobbers interpret the law as
meaning that the name of the article
in the can or package is all that is
necessary on the label. and not the
percentage of sugar, syrup, glucose,
salt, pepper or preservatives such
cans or packages may contain.
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tact with the general public goes
but he is by no means retiring when
ii comes to going up in the air a
mile or so and cavorting around in
the empyrean like a yearling calf
with the freedom of a 10-acre lot.
In that sort of thing young Beachey
is slayer, and he has proved his
qualities
Beachey lives in San Francisco,
where he attended public school until
he was 10 years old. Then he en-
tered the employ of an airship en-
thusiast, was bitten by the bug of
aerial navigation, and has done moth
ing since except to work around air
ship shops. For recreation, two or
three years ago, he built for himself
a motor cycle, which was I.opelled
by gasoline. Later he applied some
of his motor cycle ideas to an airship
engine, and he Is still experimenting
in that line. BeaChey knows every
detail of airship construction, and
can talk learnedly of rudders, tiller
ropes, guys, eXhausts. and the other
technicalities of the trade. For five
years he has devoted his energies to
mastering these details. He has am
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-26
YOUNCSTER TOO MUCH
FOR SEATTLE POLICE

SEATTLE, Aug. ga trap was
set yesterday for the purpose of
catching the mysterious man who
has been operating a bogus check
game in this city for the past four
weeks with considerable success, but
the check man is still at liberty.
Ever since coming to the city the
unknown man has operated in the
same section of the city for about
two days at a stretch and, according
to his usual custom, was due to ap-
pear in a certain section on First
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billions to build an airship of his own,
and his experience at the exposition
this summer, he says, will be of great
benefit to him in that direction.
Baldwins ship in which Beachey
has been sailing about the upper
strata Of Portland is called the "An-
gelus," and is much larger than the
vessel in which Roy knabenshue as
tonished the natives and others at
St. Louis.
How does 1t feel to be up in the
air? Why, fine" says Beachey;
there's really nothing to it; it's just
the same as being on the ground, so
far as nervousness is concerned
stand on this two-inch beam along
the under side of the framework,
walk along 1t when l want to reach
some other part of the ship, and
think nothing whatever about being a
couple of thousand feet up in the air;
all my thoughts are centered on how
TO make the ship operate as we expect
1t to do. It's just as safe up there
as II is down here, if you don't get
scared; and scary people" added the
boy aeronaut, have no business in an
airship."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-26

Medical Lake E.tr.os. manufao
tured by the Medical Lake Salts ME-
Co. IL the best remedy for rheuma,
tism there is In the market. 1t has
been used in this section for year,
and we can furnish many testi.
monials.
Electric Bath Salts for the bath
and for tho hair arc tho best things
that can be usesd for that purpose
For sale by all druggists. Manu-.
featured By Medical Lake Oalts
ME-. Ca
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CHILD DIES

Lawrence Lindsay, the 4-year-old
son of G. l.. Lindsay, who was so
badly burned yesterday as the result
of playing with matches, died at the
home of his parents, 1925 Gardner
avenue, at II o'clock today
The body will be taken care of
by the Turnbull Undertaking COM
pany of this city. So far no arrange
ments have been made for the fu-
neral The child's mother was also
badly burned while attempting to
save her boy Her hands were severe
ly scorched. She will always carry
the scars caused by the flames which
killed her son.
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avenue yesterday afternoon. IT was
arranged with number of the bust
ness houses in the section where the
officers expected he would attempt
to pass a check to give signal in
case the little boy with the note ap-
peared
Shortly after 8 o'clock the boy
made his appearance at the White
Palace bakery, 1915 First avenue, but
when the man refused to cash the
check he fled from the place and was
soon lost sight of by the officer who
started in pursuit.
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new YORK POLICE
HELPLESS IN THE
CHINESE DISTRICTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The clan
system, which has reached as high
stage of development in China as
1t ever had IN Scotland, promises to
cause considerable trouble to the au-
thorities in this city. San Francisco
which has probably the largest Chi
nese population of any city in the
United States, has had its share of
troubles in the past ana even now
there are frequent outbreaks of hos
tilities between the clans
Wherever Chinese are to be found
In considerable numbers there is
sooner or later trouble TO be expect
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ed. The outhread in this city the
other day, which cost several lives,
came as perfect surprise to the
police department, although it was
k--wn for some time that there was
i'll feeling between the Hip Sing ana
the On Leong clans.
The authorities are almost helpless
in the matter, as it is practically i'm
possible to obtain evidence against
any clansman. Unless a man is
caught red-handed by the police, he
disappears and all the ingenuity of
the detective department will never
find a trace of him or any witnesses
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BRIVlTlES


Carriage Co. Tel 4s7. Farss. sSa
Ladies play billiards ana poo,
every day and evenings at PAstos
billiard parlor.
1t frequently happens that people
who make individual loans are both
cred in the collection of interest; that
they often have difficulty in getting
back the principal, and sometimes
lose 1T altogether Those who de-
post their money in this bank are
not thus annoyed, for here they get
their interest promptly each year
And, better stell, they have the salts
faction of feeling that their money
is safe at all times and that the
bank is prepared to pay back the
principal when needed
Spokane & Eastern Trust Co.
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LINCOLN BEACHEY,
BOY AERONAUT
Lad of 1s Years Makes Daring Flights in the Big Baldwin
Airships at Lewis and Clark Exposition-He Tells
How 1t Feels to be Up in the Air.

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 26.-Cap-
tain Baldwin's airship City of Port
land yesterday made wonderful
flight OF II or Is miles, being com
pletely under the control of Lincoln
Beachey. the navigatorfor thewhole
distance
The big machine was up ~ min
utes sailed in every direction and
finally landed on the same trestles
as il started from. Rising to a height
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-26
SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching This form, as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding
Absorbs tumors. soc a jar. at drug
gists, or sent by mail. Treatise free.
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko. Philadelphia. Pa For sale
by ell druggists.
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WANT
MORE
POLICE

SEATTLE, Aug ga request for
the appointment of 40 more patrol
men. to commence service with the
beginning of the coming year, is con-
tanned in the estimate of Chief of
Police Thomas r. Delaney, now IL
linger
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SUNDAY EXCURSION, st. ION

The Northern Pacific will continue
the Sunday excursions to st. Maries.
Ferrells and st. Joe during the sum.
mer. Train will leave Spokane a
m. for Occur d'Alene Steamer Oske.
leaving there on arrival Of train for
a delightful ride across the lake and
up the st. Joe river. arriving at Fer
relfs about p. M. where stop of
80 minutes will be made for dinner
Those preferring to d 70 can take
lunch baskets and eat lunch on the
boat. Returning train will arrive
Spokane about p. m. Fare for the
round trip 81.
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Rev. C. II. Beers has returned from
his vacation trip to the east II.
will hold the regular church services
tomorrow at ST. Agnes and ST. Davis
churches.
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roLEY,s Kidney cuRH

Will cure Brights Disease
VIII cure Diabetes.
Will cure Stone in Bladder.
Will cure Kidney and Bladder dis
eases.
Sold by Chas. McNab, 4O2 River
side avenue So
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Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any
case of kidney disease that is not be-
yond the reach of medicine Sold by
Chas. McNab, 400 Riverside ave. sss
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-26

IF you want smooth, clear com
pleXion, take HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea this month. Bright eyes and
red lips follow it's A o..
or Tablets. "
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WHO CARES

Let the president lure the ENJOYS
into that submarine and submerge 1t
until they all holler "'Nough"
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Many persons in this community
are suffering from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal results by
using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by
Chas. McNab. 402 Riverside ave. 49,
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Got II in the Neck.
The rain of last Friday morning
was very acceptable in this neck
o the woods. DO so some more"
Wellington (O) Enterprise.
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TIES LEWIS ANr cLARx rArn

The Northern Pacific announces
rate Of $14.s5. Spokane to Portland
and return. On sale May 20 to Oc,o.
Der 10 daily; return limit, 80 DAYS
Party rate. 10 or more. $11.2O: limit.
10 days. Also low rates .or large
parties. Call at city Office, Zieglsr
block. for full particulars.
J. w. HILL. q. A.
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The United States produces n
barrel of salt for every four in
habitants. Some fresh guys have.
not got theirs yet.
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bin. the sister of Louis Rubin. mar
ried Levy Golden, the brother OF
Annie Golden. This unusual dei,ble
marriage somewhat complexities the
! family relations between the a,two
young couples.
Revolving Sights in Bakeries.
An official examina ton of the small
bread bakeries in the squalid section
OF the East Side has revealed many
revolving facts. 1t Is shown that
their evil condition is not so much
the fault of the bakers themselves.
but to the criminal Indifference of
the owners of the buildings in which
the bakeries are situated. Many of
them are u feet below the level of
the street and can be reached only
by means of narrow and steep stair
ways. Light and air are alike shut
out.
The terrible conditions existing in
these bakeries were the principal
cause of the recent strike The au-
thorities have taken steps to bring
about an improvement in the existing
conditions
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Under the River.


The south tube of the New York
& Jersey Railroad company under
the North river is drawing rapidly
to the New York shore. In a few
weeks the workmen in the tube are
expected to connect it with the Man
haitian section. When this cOnnec-
ton is made the building of the old
Morton street tunnel, which was be-
gun 80 years ago, will be practically
completed. A few minutes before
noon on March II of last year the
chield from the Jersey end of the
north tube Of the tunnel touched that
from the New York end, and the work
of building the first tunnel under
the North river was completed.
The New York & Jersey Railroad
company became the owner of the old
Morton street tunnel several years
ago. More than 1000 feet of it had
been constructed by the former own
ers. 1t took one year and 10 months
to complete the north tube and the
completion of the south tube WI take
nearly as long. The completion of
| this tunnel brings the project of an
underground connection of the rail-
road terminals in New Jersey with
Manhattan a big step nearer to its
|
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Remembered Only by Children.

Sic Transit Gloria Mundf'-Giu-
scope Nicolao, at one time the teach
er of Adelina Patti and other great
singers, orchestra conductor and
friend of crowned heads, died the
other day in this city in abject pow
erty This is not the first time that
a great singer, musician or actor.
after a life of artistic and financial
success, died poor and, thanks to the
improvidence of many of these peo-
pie. there will undoubtedly be many
other cases of this kind.
This is not the place to philoso-
phiZe over the recklessness of the
atrical people and of artists. In con-
nection with this case, however, there
is a feature which gives to it addA-
tional interest Nicolao lived in the
italian district of the East Side and
Notwithstanding his poverty and his
seClusion he had many admirers and
friends in that district. After his
death scores of the children, who had
breathlessly listened to the mastery
| playing of the old man, crowded to
| his rooms and covered the plain cof-
| fin with flowers. 1t was a touching
| tribute to the genius of the old man.
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Gossips Disappointed.

GosslpS Disappointed.
Scandalmongcrs became extremely
busy the other day, when the discoV-
cry was made that there were many
mystic passages in the masonry form
ing the foundation of the old Samuel
j. Tilden mansion. The discovery
was made when part of the walls
was removed for the purpose of re-
modelling the building. 1t caused a
considerable sensation for a little
while, as it was rumored that the
most gruesome discoveries had been
made in those passages. 1t was soon
explained, however, that these pass
ages were merely ventilating and
heating flues which had been put out
of use for many years and had been
forgotten.
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What Chicago Says.

Unless there is something decidedly
wrong with the statistics gathered
by the local health department, there
Der of deaths from nervous diseases
While other ailments, such as heart
disease, Brights disease and con-
sumption have gained considerable
ground since 1870, all affections of
the nervous system have diminished
since that year. Chicagoans interpret
that fact as a clear evidence that New
York is entering into the stage of
restfulness, which has made Phila-
delphia SO charming a resort for per-
sons needing rest and quiet.
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Deaf Mutes Want New Law.

The deaf mutes who recently held
their state convention in Elmira have
a grievance against the city author
tiles. Under the laws the authorities
require that every deaf mute who
desires to obtain free education in
the public schools must submit a
declaration that he is INDECENT and
unable to pay for his education. This,
the deaf mutes decided was humli-
ating and they passed resolutions
condemning the practice and demand
ing a change of the method.