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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-19
LOVE OR lUCRe.
The QuestSOa 1se6ere . Soaag Man of CHI
cago who LOves Acsr~sa.

The QuestSOa. sse6ore . Soaag Man oS CHI
caGO who LOves IN Actr~sa.
New YORK, Oct. 1s.-James Carson Of
Chicago is lying i'll. seriously 10, they say.
Mt the 81. James hotel In this city. He has
not bs-en married TO Miss Maud Harrison.
Il WINS Immediately after his adventures
i'm search of n minister that young Carson
fell seriously sick and went to he'd. Yes
tcrsiay John Il. Carson of Chicago, father
of the young man, arrived at the hsslsisle
OF his son. IL is said that the interview
that thcrc took place was of the stormie-t
nature. and that the psaternal authority
was exercised tn tlss. very utmost to pre-
vent the younger scion from vcnturinG
any further upon the nowery paths of love.
IL secius that Carson Is.rs. absolutely
hold tire purse strings; that Carson fills
has at various times sli-sipatctl the large
sum, ST money given him, and is now
absolutely dependent upon parental
il il said. il young Carson does not
immediately return to Chicago upon his
rccovery. Mr.. Morton. manager OF the
thcatr, which young Carson IL supposed
tn control i'm Chicago. but which the elder
Carson OWNS, came ON to- New York yes
turn. and now young Carson il consider
ing on one side wealth atiI Chicago. ON
the. other side Maud Harrison and New
York. hut no wealth.
Ii il only fair to SAY at the actress who
has been the cause of all this ado i'm the
Carson household. that she has seldom,
left the bedside Of her tiaucc. Of cour~s.
s,sncd her vigil soon the irate parent
lcft his sons room. What the latter IL
going To do he probably does not know
himself.
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The LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
Chances Are THAT the Federation Sch~s0e
viii Sc. Defeated.

DENVER. Colo. Oct. 1s.-N to-siay's
session Of the Locomotive Engineers con-
vcntion "a report from the special finance
committee was presented. This il under
stood to include the report of the bur
liuHton strike. The annual financial re-
port was presented and adopted. Chief
Arthur made his sI,s'cial report and rec
onniensiation. to which b', referred i'm his
annual Address. None OF these matters
have been made public. Tonight the
federation committee from the,
Union Pacific and sIrccial COM
mittc appointed by the convention
arr. considering this question at u srsciai
meeting. From conv ersation with n num-
her OF leading engineers to-day u il in
ferrcsi that this proposition will b. de-
fcatssI when brought before the couven-
tion. The choice for permanent head
quarters for the next ten years lies bs.-
tween Denver and Cleveland. A majority
Of the engineers seem to b" opposed tn
any change, and the probabilities are that
Cleveland will bc decided upou. To-mor-
row at the invitation Of the Union Pacific,
the delegates will go ON an excursion
around the. loop. special train OF -
cars was rendered 10y the Union Pacific,
and will lcav. at .: I'D ~. N. and return
late i'm the evening. Ii il expected that
the entire train will bc filled 10y delegates
and ladies.
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A Sensational story Denied.

DENvER. Oct. 1s.-Referring to the
Lincoln, Neb., dispatches OF an accident
near Sterling. Colo, i'm which several were
fatally injured. Passenger Agent Semple
Of the Union Pacific says that the report
that anyone is killed is absolutely without
foundation. On Sunday the engine of u
west bound exprsss ran over n couple OF
near Sterling. The engine was
thrown from the track and the engineer
slightly hurt. hut not SO badly but that he
able to return to work on Tuesday.
Not a single trainmsau except the engineer
was injured. The report probably grew
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FOUND DYING ON A GRAVE.
\ Woman Attempts Suicide in = l-ans.as-
ter Cemetery.

ter Cemetery.
LANCASTER, Penn, Oct. S.-william
Gable, undertaken. received a letter yes
tertlay signed ''Elixabeth Victoria Br,i-
baker," requesting him to go to the grave
of her nephew i'm the Lancaster cemetery,
where he would find her dead bosiy. He
Immediately started and there, found the
woman unconscious, with am empty bot
tie that had contained lautilnum ly-
ing beside her. He hurricdly sum-
moned physician and by great
exertions the life of the, girl was saved.
IL had been the custom of Miss Briii,aker
to- pay daily visits to- this cemetery. where.
a favorite nephew was buried two years
ago. There she would remain for hours
weeping for this boy. to whom she had
been greatly attached. In her letter q"
the undertaken she said she wanted him
to inter her body and inform her brother
i'm New York of what she had done. While
grief at the loss of her nephew. she said,
was the reason she wanted to die, the true
reason il that "a young man who had been
paying attentions to- her Tilted her for
other. She has recovered sufficient to-day
tn leave the city and her whereabouts can
not b<, ascertainssi.
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cr..A.., onA.l.s. q. D..v.-.

DENVER, Col, Oct. ia sensation was
created i'm the district court yesterday
evening when the states attorney fileSl an
that SO long IA Sheriff Weber or any OF
his deputies were allowed 20 summon
vcniremen or have anything 10 do With
the case OF James and Charles Connors OF
this city, who with Jim MarshAll of Kan
sas City are now on trial charged with
conspiracy to rob the Denver d Rio GrAndo
partial trial Tor the reason that the oincess
favored the case OF the defendants. The
affidavit also asked for the appointnenS
OF substitutes to act instead OF thu sher q
or his deputies. On convening court thie
afternoon the application Was grSneen
and -. NJ. Cantrel and Jonn L. DnaheY
were appointed to act in future procoeo-
inYs i'm the cases.
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The p.n-A m-rIeam E.cur-ion.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Oct ls.-The
Pan-Amcrican excursion reached here
this morning and the swarthy SONS of the
south had their first view OF heavy
white frost. After breakfast they were
shown the great furniture factories. A
salute OF sixteen guns were fired i'm their
honor. This was followed by review Of
the militia. fire department. and bycicle
club. The delegates were much interest
ed i'm the great furniture factories OF
which there are AZ in Grand Rapids. An
informal reception was held at the city
hall this evening and tonight the tourists.
boarded their special train and started
for South Bend.
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MR. hAGGiN AHEAD.
Oessip Abeus Wtaneru and IIs~ss~ es tlss
Race Track.

0oeoap Aboue Weo0esu and LosoSu Om sese
8ace Troek.
New York. Oct. lathe racing season
In this part OF the country In virtually At
end. One Californian will return with
very heavy winnings, but the grcatsr
number aud thnss, among the lackiest in
former seasons are large losers. J. II.
Ha9Rin has, with the exception OF the
Dwyer Brothers, probably made more
money than any man On tile, eastern
truck. His purse will met over $125,oO.
and no one can tell how large were his
winnings hacking his own horses, hut
they cannot he less than equal amount.
This puts Haggin in the first rank among
California track men and throws to the
while far behind in the straggler comes
Porter Ashe. who has here been dubbed
the '.Bcrry Wall Of the track"
r.. j. Baldwin met in the Hoffman
House last evening by the San Francisco
Chronicte correspondent and asked what
stable or desert the track? He declared
that he had no intention of deserving the
track. although this year he had not made
to xiO.OUO or 5000 "a year.
For the last four years, said he.
have made u good SlU.up each year. but
this has been "A basl season for me. ] had
no fast thres.-year-oldis. and the purses
were for them. don't think OF going out
& Sf h.'s,"ss @ n"w"vsr, ;, and R Z. proof "i tina,
year. He In now i'm my employ and i
guess will make things hum when the
n contract for 600 "a year and "a ya.rccnt-
age of the winnings of horses.
A prominent sporting man who has met
i'm the Sturtevaiit House last evening ny
your correspondent estimated Senator
Hearsts lossess at nearly $1U,Wo. ''Of
course" said he, "not all Of this went into
the care and training OF animals, hut the
senator had great faith i'm many of his en-
tries and bet heavily on his own horses,
which were beaten. In race the SEN
ator Ind two horses entered and bet one
while the other took the race. making him
a heavy loser. II is only within the last
four weeks that his horses have made amy
winning, and those, have been totally un-
expected by him anyone elsc."
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They Were offered Brtbe..

CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-The men who told
the states attorney they had been offered
money by r. w. Smith to go on the Cronin
jury and hold out for acquittal are Messrs.
Francis and Wolfe, members OF "A dry
goods firm in Englcwood.
No additional jurors were secured in the
Croniu case to-day. The alleged jury FIX
err were admitted to bail.
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Completed Their l.apporu.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1s.-The national
board OF trade adjourned this afternoon
70 meet one year hence at n place yet tn
he determined. Resolutions were passed
opposing any modification of the inter
state commerce law. and especially the
tiOnal supervision of insurance and uiii-
forsnity in insurance Legislation; favorinR
n reduction Of federal revenues in "a way
i'm which will least eml,Arass industries
and trade; favorinR congress considering
plans for irrigation, and favorng re-
ciprocty i'm trade relations with Canada.
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Killed isx = JAxuAr.

LONDON. Oct. ls.-A scrub woman WAS
cleaning the cages at Hamburg garden
this morning. when "a jaHuar plunged his
paw through the bars of his cage and
managed to lacerate her flesh so fright
fally that she died in u short time.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ls.-The grand jury
today returned six indictments i'm the STATE
bond case. three against Morris J. Harss
who held soru.. of the stolen bonds, and
thres, against other parties. presumably
ex-Treasurer Burke. As poesss:son q
some of the stolen bonds has rcsnsee ~
the tainted bonds may share the sADo
fate.
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Appeal in the kemmier Case.

ROCHESTER,. y. ". Oct. ls.-The appeal
i'm the kemuiler electrical execution case
argued here to-day i'm the general
term of the supreme court. A decision Is
expected about January I.
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For the world. Chan, psonshsp.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-The first game in
the worlds championship series was
played here to-day, and resulted: New
York 10. Brooklyn II.
New York. k............. 3 DO
Brooklyn. ..........-.. o d % = Ia
BASE hits, New York ~; brooklyn To- Errors.
New York 2; Brooklyn 6. Batteries, New York.
keefe and Ewing. Brooklyn. Terry and Clarke.
Of darkness
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The Lane Rai~h~.x.,.u

The Looe HtGhWay nAan In Oregon.
BAKER CITY, Ore. Oct, 1s.-The Cam
yon stage was held up this morning near
Union creek by q lone highwayman, and
the registered mail taken.
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j. r. BOHRNHN.
ATTORNEY AT Law.
Anaconda Montana.
r 0'LEARY. Attorney and Counselor At Law

Practices in ali OF the state and United States
courts Collections promptly made. special at
tentiOn given TO Mining Properties and Mining
erty Rented and Rents Collected. ONCE rooms
and Matte Block, corner Of First and OAK
streets, Anaconda. Mont.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
"rmI'iNG" \ WAITER.

81 had the greatest lime al the hotel
stopped at while | Was down 60 tine
city, remarked Uncle Josh To the admir-
ih% crowd who collected at the store To
hear Of his journey. "'rhcy h;ul Il great
ing dinlng-room there, and more than u
hundred walters, but none OF EN- came
around where | was. | SO; there aS much
rs hour, an none Of 'cm PAIL The least
bit oi attention To me Finally 81 man
III the table with me, who was iust In.
iShIn' his dinner, says 'Yom'll haze ia
tip one of the walters if you want To get
any attention here
"Wall, lowed ! cul do that fast
cnnf, fer felt about mad Jest then, Sc
The very mex; waiter that came skipping.
by with n hui raft o dishes up over his
head, put out my foot and tipped linn
up qulckcr'n wink. That WAS the quick
esl way Ia get attention ever seed.
why, he'd the whole hotel, boss an all =,
there in about ten seconds. "-H+ci's Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

lie had Oh II high collar with lurid
stripes and II vest which for colors would
have dlnncd the glnricS Of ,Iosrph's
famous garment, lie was eating nj the
same table with II mi,ldlc-agcd, bald
headed man who appcwad to he doing
pretty much as lie pleased. lie helped
himself Ia water ont of the Young mans
dcrantcr and Ind remained apparently OBJ
livions 10 The indignant chances that fol.
lowed the proceeding IL had givcm
orders {" the young mans waiter and the
latter had FASTENED In ill them in prefer
cncc to all others. AZ length dispute
AROSE nS 10 an open window.
"Put it down, said the young man.
"l.cavc it mp" said the other.
"Who are YOU. anyhow splultcrcd
thc young nnn, who WAS thoroughly
aroused. "Do You own this hocl!"
"fcs, sir, WAS the bland response
n am the landlord. - ,ychdat Ty0ysi,r.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
SYOrdlisli Killing.

lncrc is both money and fun in sword
lishlng. Few years ago few iishcd for
The big, wiley, wicked and solitary pirate
fish of the ocean; then smncksmcn chased
him in their swift crafts for The sport the
novel cruise afforded To dlcrs nj nnm,ncr
rcsor.s, who paid 81 II head 10 see the
fishermen stand up TO Il sworlisI and
stick 81 harpoon into him. Finally, since
the dietary merits Of broilcd swor,llish
were recognized, Sworllishing became u
steady and lucrative vocation.
New London, Stoningion, and cspr-
cially Block Island are the home of
swortiislimcn. 70 open the swortlishin,s
season it is necessary only for IL smacks-
man to iix board walk up 10 the end
OF the bowsprit, where little cage is
erected for the hnrpooncr 10 stand in and
lash long-iailcd harpoon along the side
oil the bowspriL then he il ready to
cruise. lie sails right ont toward the
gulf stream, twenty thirty or forty miles,
near whose tcpid waters the swordlish
loves to float laziy near the surfacc, his
dorsal fin just showing above and cut
Ting the water like the cutter Of n sod
pillow. The smack swims smoothly M
to the fin and the harpooncr drives his
long handled trident into the big fish.
10 the end Of tho spar is attached by II
stout cord II floating buoy, which the
harpooncr lets 90 overheard ms soon us
he strikes the fish No sooner does the
fish feel the cold steel in his vitals than
he is oil i'll Il furious rush into the vide
ocean, dragging along the buoy, which
points out to the fishermen the course he
is taking. The smacksmcn sail after the
the fish until he tires himself out; then
they kill him ut their leisure, lift him
aboard, and 80 cruising for more game.
A smittcn swordfish does not always
die ANONYMOUSLY, and when the notion
pops into his head, as il frequently does,
that he will make it lively for the enemy,
lie is an ugly antagonist. Twice last
summer wounded swordiish drove their
long, sharp swords clean through the
sides Of smacks, and in one instance the
vessel barely escaped going TO the bot
tom, the sea pouring in through the
broken planks. In another instance n
big swordlish lowed smack several
miles, the harpoon line being fastened
to the vessel. --Mel0 York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
A Dying One Reviews His whole life.

a French scientist aflirms that dying
person in his last moments thinks OF the
chief events of his life. Persons rcsus-
citatcd from. drowning, cpilcptics with
grave ATTACKS, persons dying and already
unconscious but momentarily brought
back 10 consciousness by ether injections
to utter their last thoughts, all confirm
this remarkable fact. Brown-Sequard
mentions the indisputablc fact that per-
sons who, in consequence Of cerebral AZ
fcctions, have been paralyzcd for year.
get back when dying their scnsibiity,
mobility and intelligence. Such facts
clearly show that Mt the moment of dis
solution important changes take place, re-
acting on the composition of tho blood
and the functions of the organs. Chi
eGo0 Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

fastened i'll surplicc fashion with gold
pms. No buttons are visible anywhere
Where the skirt is Joined 10 the waist n
| ribbon about two inches wide is passed
around the body and tied in front tho
ch"s hanging straight about half way to
the iioor. Their hcadgcar is simple, and
ms been III fashion for hundreds of wears.
IL takes about two yards of watcrcd silk
ribbon TO make it. This is passed around
the head TO look something like "a Turkish
ic% without IL top TO it, and the surplus
ribbon is fastened together in such way
MS to hang Hat down the back. A tasscl
is fastened to the top in front and al
lowed to danglc over the brow, and
handsome jadc ornament is put OH tho
strcamcrto kcepit from waving.
They have tho Eastern love for lew
clry, and since they have been here havo
bought quite L little collection of dia-
monds, in Rugs, studs, pins, etc. Mrs.
ic Cha YIN is the delighted posscssor OF
watch, which she wears in the bosom of
her little jacket. When she showed it I
asked her to tell me the time. She turned
her slnnting black eyes on me with Il CLEAN
ot fun and said it was nearly 8. IL was
about twenty minutes of =, but she had
only learned the hours, and saw the hand
was between and =. Corcan ladies'
never wear II single ring, always two. Be-
fore marriage they only wear such rings
rs their parents give them, after mar
r'n%c the rings their husbands give them.
The rings are massive and of beautiful
workmanship, and are nj least half mn inch
wide and over II quarter Of an inch thick.
They have very pretty hands, small, care
lully kept and with slender, tapcring
fingers. Their ears are not pierced, and
they don't Wear earrings.
They have mol yet tasted The delights
OF shopping, their husbands buying for
them everything they need Not long
ago the native shoes III HE mrn wore out,
and they had to buy American shoes.
They take To them very kindly, and de-
clare they like them, only they find them
much stiiIrr than their own. they in
tcnl I" continue wearing: their native cos,
tune here, although tlr Indies admire
American dress very much, especially
ladies bonnrts, and love To inspect and
comment on their visitors attire. Ona
OF the lndirs has pair Of French slip.
pcrs already for her tiny feet, and they
are both fond of wearing kid gloves. Onn
of them presents I'M odd little figure in
her picture they have already been pho.
l"graphcd-with her Corcan dress, and
ON her hands pair of heavily cmbroid.
cred Kid gloves.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
Where Bears Roam HE Strerls.

Mr.. T. W. BlacAhart, formerly of This
city, but now :; resident of Helena,
Montana, is in Louisville Mr. Black
heart says Montana is full of large game,
and is the finest hunting ground in The
United States. He tells the following
bear story, and says it is no fish yarn
either: a short while before coming to
Kentucky he was at Cook City, n small
town in southern Montana, adjoining the
Wyoming line and Yellowstone Park.
While nc was there party of hunters
who had been out only three days re-
turned. Burning that brief absence they
killed fifty-six bears, grizzly, cinnamon
and black, and brought with them tho
fresh skins us evidence. Last autumn
five big bears were killed in the streets
of the town, having come down from tho
mountain, probably with the intention of
making a good meal oil the inhabitants.
In the mountains the grizzly bears are
exceedingly numerous, very fcrocious,
and more frequently the hunter thpn the
hunted. -LDuiSoiUc Courier-Jou,mal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30

Mr. Bond comm up the path. Run and
wash Your face and slick your hair"
And presently, flushed and agitatcd,
poor Hannah came down stairs TO meet
Frank Bond
Hes come to take You buggy-ridin'.
Hannah, " said her father. 81 guess We
can go-ch!r
i've come to tell you some news, Han.
nan, said young Bond, when they were
well cut into the breezy roads.
81 know it already" said Hannah,
family, wondering if she were to be
asked to oiiiciatc as ono of the brides.
maids. "Kitty Pcll-"
EXACTLY, and since there's to be one
wedding i'll the family, why shouldn't
there be two?"
81 don't understand you."
"Why, ii my brother Joe marrics Kitty
Poll, why shouldn't l marry Hannah
Poland-that is, if she will have mcs"
cried Bond, guiIy.
Hannah started, her colorlcss eyes
giowed, her whole face seemed To brighten
into actual beauty.
son, Frank" sine exclaimed.
"i'hcn il is yes, lIannah?"
And strange 10 say, Hannah BEGAN TO
cry.
"Only 10 ,hin'l," said Farmer Poland,
"thnt my little gal should make the best
match i'll Spiccbcrry Centre! One of
Squire Bonds sons! Bnt will say he
aint none too good for her. No one
could he thatn
And Hannah trimmed her own wedding
bonnet, Il pretty split-Straw, with loops
OF white watcrcd ribbon and clcnmls
wrcaths. And Amanda Troll. cyeing it
kccnly, whispered 10 Rose Forester, who
sat next to her:
"lll bet quarter that hat came all
the way from New York. There's II
kink to it that Bridgeport hats don't
have. "-.Smunloy Might.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
GIRLS uiRriipAvs.

An old astrological prediction gives
The character OF II girl according To the
month she is born in. ~ follows
If a girl is born in January, she will br
prm,lrnt housewife, given To mclan
choly, In. good tempered and fond ol
fine clothes
IL IN February, an alrcctinnair wife
and tender mother, and devoted To dress.
IL in March, frivolous chaticrlox
somewhat given Ia umnrrcllng, and II
coninisScur in gowns and bonnc,S.
II in April, inconS,ant, not very intcli-
gent, hut likely I" he good looking and
uiuiiouS of fashion plates.
II in May, handsome, aminblr, and
Given 10 style in dress
IL IN June, inpctuous, will marry early,
be frivolous, anL like drcssy clothes.
Ii in July, possibly handsome, but will
Il snlky temper and prnchant for "a,
attire.
II in August, amiablc and practical,
likely 10 marry rich and TO ,lrr,, strik
in.ly.
II in September, discreet, alrnblc, much
liked, and II fashionable dresser.
II III October, pretty AMI copucIiisl,,
and devoted I" attractive garnimr'.
IL IA November liberal, kind OF Il mild
disposition, and an admircr of stylish
dress.
IL in December, well proportional,
fond of novelty and cxtrayagnnl, anil II
student of dress Effects - ih,lycrs .Wnyl.
rinc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-08-30
MINED TIE cErrlrlcArrs.

Government Clerk to friend )-"I'm in
lrightful hole. went to see Two doc
tors yesterday and goa II medical ccriili-
cate from each. One was II certificate OF
health for a life insurance company and
the other was certificate of illness To
send 10 the chief with my petition for Il
weeks leave of absence"
Fricnd-"W We'll, I've done thai myself
What's the maitcr?"
G. C.-"Maiter2 Great Scott
mixed the certificates in mailing them.
The insurance company has my ccrtili-
cate Of jill health and The chief has nv
,cTtiiicatc Of good health r-Boston
Btacon.