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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
The Man III Room One.

1t was at q hotel IN Man1Stee, one OF
those badly planned houses where the
sounds from the bar-room and Office
reverberate through the upper floors.
The hour was past midnight and
party sitting in the office were listening
to the experiences told by loud-spok
en- guest. The electric bell sounded a
call from room No. l. The porter
went up to see about it and was spok-
en- to as follows. "Giye the compli-
ments of the Man in Room No. to the
gentleman speaking below. Kept
awake by the sound of the gentleman's
voice, this man requests him to talk
down cellar instead of up stairs"
The porter failed to render the mes
sage as politely as it was given him and
of course the talking was kept up, with
more energy than ever.
After awhile bare-legged figure, in
a flannel night robe, appeared upon
the stairway, and speaking in voice
rich with entreaty, said: Fellow Citi-
zens, permit me to introduce TO this
meeting the Man in Room No. l. He
is not as much of man as he thought
he was when he saw Room No. l put
down against his name. Applause.
Then he believed himself to be Some
punkins, and the landlord an intelli-
gent and discerning person. Kisses.
He now feels himself to be badly
trapped fly and the landlord diaboi-
cal spider Renewed applause When
he walked up to the desk and register
ed siren song worled like this rang
in his ears:
Will you walk into Room One,'
Said the landlord to the guest,
Kept for an hOnOr'd one?
Therein you'll sweetly rest.
Cries Of Good p "Give us s. more !"
etc, etc.
Room One" the man went on, lis
down for call at 4 o'clock wherefore
cob! Oh!O I rise manifestations to
remark that my honorable friend, the
distinguished gentleman who last adj
dressed you CHATS ~ is an orator of
force, and the Man In Room One yields
to him. The voice of the honorable
gentleman, as it is heard on this floor,
may be soft and persuasive; but as
heard in Room One, it is trumpet at
tuned to waken the landlords most
honored guest. [Derisive laughter.
Room One, fellow citizens, IS at the
head of this imposing stairway, ascend
ing from this magnificent Office, to
which the adjacent dining hall, the
palatial barroom and the reverberant
billiard saloon act as sounding boards.
"A voice: He's in the soup and laugh
ter. Some of you may place faith in
the superstition about the number
thirteen. Such might regard an as
signment to room thirteen as presage
of bad luck. Acquiescence. AS a
choice between them avoid Room One
as the unluckiest of the two. Sensa-
ton. [ might say more, gentlemen,
but you perceive the situation, and the
hour is, ah-late. ['Go on, go on. J
Permit me to retire to the repose of
private life, and yield measure of
your sympathy to the Man in Room
One" Loud applause, followed by
the adoption of resolution of condo
lence, and immediate adjournment. J..
Detroit Free Press.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
F1RELIGHT FANC1Es.
By MARY SHAW.


CLEAN, glow, flash, start
From under evry cover;
own as quick q changing heart
As any 1ckle lover. :;
I simmer softly on the floor, -
CLEAN a glow uncanny; 81
lingcr lovingly, and pour ~
SoftGght in nook and Granny.
And ever, as I shine or fade,
I tell true life-story;
period in the depths OF shade
Ike next in heights of glory.
Give the fuel my Iife) 8 stir,
- Note the flames that follow oft.
Rouse, dreamers, them Do not GeEnur;
III Act wisely, and look alOft.
You'd scarcely deem my radiance sprung
From a. sornber stick of wood,
Nor guess the power, it's dbers Gnong,
For vast evil or great good.
Nor think, perhaps, some flower fair,
Sprung from earth mixed with ashes;
Nor that you breathe the Same pure air
Which helps feed my bright flashes.
And when I die, as when glow,
I tell a true life story;
fade, the ashes fall, and, 10
They live in G flowers g1oryI
SOUTH KAUBAUNA. Wis.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

BoARDING-HoUsE mistress Cat Sunday
dinner)-Mr. Jones, why do you not
eat some chicken? Jones (who has
labored fifteen minutes trying to carve
Thanks, / never work on Sun
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

THERE may not be any such thing as
the elixir OF life, but the youth tlliaks
he has found some! ling very near it
when he kisses the girl he loves for the
first time.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

LIVE by the day, even though you
work by the month. There are no to-
morrouA that you know Of.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24

FRETTING cures no evil 1t is true,
but it sometimes relieves the nlouotony
of too much hapi iness.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Mr.. +. ". Kreidirr, son o. Il. N.
Krridlyr of this city. arrived on Nom
day nirht from Buff ,lo, y. Y, TO NC
ceri tle po.iIi "a of court IT. nugrapher
In TIN district court OF Custer county.
Mr.. Kreidlcr " M experienced sleno-
y~rarher. pos ssing a large experience
n curt work, 50 that he Will be per.
T city at home in his new position.
He was sworn in yesterday aud is now
ready for busin.s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
The sea, Of lain and PLEASURE,

The HrTy rs SIS; u,s - o. strls din nut'on OF
tis ,. aud Z ", ; ri,p'al mnoyUpCc aud even pos
ium Itself. Ii ats a. q acre I'Hrc' OF, In man
cases, of ~ CiioH In ihys omachr aud cons queE,-
" 81 ~ineopp'eie s,iuIlat.on ; 'he biool. tn 5
OF course weascus T., inc riulon vi hthe rest II
tho %titsles, a.i rpn ELS II les able 20 tear with
cut tuhrr D. u ordinary strain that wou d nske
+ essi n u uu slrvng NJ -. To supply O deficit
o. $ rsngh, ani s,Ee y a sUpcfsrosi iy'nsBl IN
the 1,Ivss Iurilcn' n lac It Wig n, lI1stcttor9
STOMACH BItters Is ir better aiayt"d hNu my
mere reryine " .imrlr tonic, slGes the '~h.Trng
Of is USE, cyIA ,lrre digest n, isilla vigorous and
cars "a sni Of nnrTe tofcs aud qpirfude. dH arial
ar1ck., Ihcumalism, r. twrI, aver ana II nry
complaints sucrUmb - The Bt'isr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

The most powerful king IN earth Is
wor king. The laaic.f king, lurking.
The mcanest king, shir siDg. AID
tue m0,t dtgps'ing. smr-king. Tie
mo-r popular, smoking; nnd the most
d',repu abic. joking; a.d the haqe-,
one. ihIn.kirg; and the thirs,iest one,
dtin KIN; aud the ~sliss!, %win-Ring;
and The most girrulQus one, tai king.
Aud then there IL tie hpc-ktDg.
who's trade y price nine; the dark
skinned mnnarcn blac-kinV, who cuts
the a shine; not 10 n eak of ran
king, WHOSE ti'le's out II the question
or famous ruler, baking, of good
finance dig stion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

The Li6erati band. which arrived NJ
MilpL Cry on n ,peciHl tain about 1880
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, wa hand.
somely received by the Fcrt KeuGh
band at the depot. Prof. Reichsrdt
had his men all ready and as the tram
pulled IN thu STRAIN. ur Hail Columbia
from the mil ry band greeted the
strangers. al tn conclusion at which,
the Liberati hand played a selection
IN hue sty c aui the G.g,irJ preIhrtn
hen iralern'Zei.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Proposals for County Printing.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board oil commissioners Of Custer
county until IL O'Clock noon Of Deem.
Der 10th, 1883, for doing and perform.
ing all the printing Er which the
county Is chargeable. including ali
legal advertising required by Law 10
be made, blanks, blank books and Off.
cial publications, for the period of two
years. Said bids TO be addressed 10 the
undersigned and endorsed Proposals
for Printing The board reserves the
right 10 reject any or sll bids.
BY order Of the board az commits.
sioners. A. il. SwERDFIoER.
Clerk OF the Board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

At primers fes iva, beet 10 Low.
ell, Mas, toe loloWing as Eus pre-
eli: The prnt"r-tLe master Of
AL trades. he bya 5 the farmer with
hi Hoe. the carpenter with his rules,
uhd The mason with the -etiing W. o.
all cniGmus; he saTpas>'s the lasyer
ana tus doctor la Attending e. his
cases, and beats the pnr5 u IN lrs
gem, Mt Of tie devil"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Proposals for Janitor Work.

Notice In hereby given that bids
will be received until ~ O'Clock noon
on the 10th day OF December, 1889, for
doing and performing IN a satisfactory
mauner all the duties required Ms jani-
tor of the court house In Miles CITY.
The contract b. be for one year and
the bid to state the salary required per
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Proposal, for wa.h,ng for Prisoners.

: a'ci bI n ~, -, r,ry unvuud lay
the ~,ra,'tI ~ .GluIy ,n1lr s,nUcrs #
tigstrr count, g. rrn'uG zee nr"a--ary
wa.hugfr a." i'm t'- 81 tie uNty
u. Pri ., bruou,d ~ tt,r duI Il
I i~rt. B,I, - &c p,iIr '--""i 10 TIDE
unuros g ,u I'd uark"d "pc p sal,
Tor Wa-hng.n To- ah We n,rs will
Dee rere!vsi unit T. G',lunk EoDn of
December l9'it, l,s9 Thc lizard re.
serves The rlgnt t. RI 1t My or ail
bids,
By order Of ne lrnarh "f commits
s. on, r. \. u. SwERDFIGER,
Clerk a. The Board.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

R>in.ki Bras. have IN c0ur.e Of
preparation n n"ve.l tee f gru" i"gl-
cal reading f'r tHe holiday. J. MI
c1ntn'n c u,.dcrah.r usyiui ipfpsiua-
t'"n 'pr ,.nr.r ne c-'rt in hol day
paIct.a,r.. H. o. the hoS.UuJ Toe H.. :
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Pro-. Rirh hrs iu 1 rereiHri Il iunr-
~ 80. imIotts' Iauily winr, which
sells At Sl.jO l"r gsi,o'. TBi. l., y
splendid umnl" cu'dia, ni IL Iui-
ny - guarantee
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
To whom IL May Concern.

The hooks OF Gus Hansu-r will, un.
I'll further notice, be found at the
First National Bank Of Miles City,
where settlement Of oil open accounts
can be made. Parties knowing them :
selves 10 be indebted will please call
and make sn..early settlement.
j. 7. CoTTIER,
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
III nAiLY JOURNAL


txsieru u!nil ci0sfs ........ s.... ..r..'.lH. - ~
N.siert mail c.ufUs 80. ..ra.a.~..,.."-..s.C I. ~.
n'tCe oUeu SUNDAY 7.
SgrsrAsh mai closes Monday, Wednesdays sui
Friday at y q. NJ,
Tansns river nail c't.ra Nor lar, aud Thus.
dsys AZ : =. IA,
OfiCe Olens ..'",,,,,. ..-r.'.....'....... q. '..",""N a. NJ
Once eiOs' 10000. ....., ,...Es.s.""ssss "s'I-''''#' u iHs
Money OtdIr ChtsC ...........s.' s...4a,.s""''h H.
kegiSiIy clUseS.,,.. -.. a,,,...-........r ..,.,"..N I.
Jgo. NCAusIASD, 7 4.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Tir ,drt'r /, uHirY Obligations 10
+ npk M"Tan lOr o grner ~ supply If
Neut" u, t'c result if "a recent iuut
lla Mr.. Mula wu. ,ug ,ge.i H..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

To Il l- &C tar 81" u"sIiug h.
- go s. 10y E"glrrer KrG Zoe Sutur-
do' ngnrrts,h''o,k .nud hr requests
~! yaluu c-r- To- b ~, s-u'.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Mat lIiey 1t prtd on Aold,y
nighPs t'aiu lgr Heiepa, at which
place he W h. alp inted Tew.b y,
to run h-tw,-u Hp'pua aud Mandan.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

kldn"y., liver ard bowels, il cl,ames
The svst-m et'ertu lily, Thereby pro
~ tin! tr- health ~ conf IT al I'll
Win u-r Il.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Houd'. SarsaIHTina j.. u purely v.gr-
tallr pr.p r%rtim, hrinr FEE from In
ir.'eGrrul.. IL :. l"ruIIsr IN
&, u alivr t]ttiyrr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

When fsaoy WINS SICK, we gave her casto,ia,
When she was a Child, abe cried FOR c~astoria,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria,
When shs had Children. she gave them Castoria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Notice.

DR.. III. NJ. Hedges desires to inform
the people OF Miles City that he has
returned to the city, and may again be
found ut his Office at the Macqueen
house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

j. w. Brownlee came down from
Rosebud, at which place be Is acting
a. agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Its Excellent Qualities

Commend to public approval the Cali
fornia liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of
Figs. IL is pleasing to the eye and to
the taste and by gently acting on the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

BoRN:-To the wife Of Justice Golf,
Of Terry, on Nov. 18th, Il baby boy,
DIR. Fish officiating.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

=. +. B. Biddle r,turned from a bus
mess trip in the western rart Of the
state.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Bullart hn- s'Uic fac "li port aud
sherry lur fam ~ U.s..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Leslie SuleIovr J.. publtc Librarian Al
Helena.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Fred Schm aisle has found a Local
ton for a saloon at Liy.n.-i ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Roair slrr Gui ford WAS in TIE city
Yesterday fou ilendtve.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Bulk oy.tsr- at Brdndenbrrg& Won
Gasken'-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
Notice

All Odd Fellows are requested To
meet at thtir hall al Il :3O O'Clock, a, m 4.
to-day. Z. +. FISH,
. Noble Grand.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

P. W. Cox, a Billings, was in the
city " trrjuy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

c f. SIN "a. 81 Forsyth, va. in lac
metropolis yes'oria;.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

w. W. Beasle. came down rom the
Rosebud ye,ltria
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

A.. w. Spa'dia ~ NJ nueapolis, was
in the city N~'s'Driay.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
LOCAL 1T S.

J.. II DeBrrg, # Fusy'h, is in the
city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Mems Jersey Cloth 0vershoes and
Alaskas. Just the thing for town wear
. G. B. lowers a. Go.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Cbas. LeSeuT came dowl from For
sylh yesterday on busine :.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

mouth Tor d"iug the work m~utuned.
BY ord,rm the hotud If commits
sioners. \. IL. SwERDfiGEE,
'irfk uI tlr DJhrd.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

VIM. Wing came up flom Glendive
yesterday Il Writ friends IN the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

II. r. Phillip manager of The LU-,
returned from the ranch yesttriny.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27
aurilprn raci!ie Time Table,

LEAVE MILE CRY GoiSG WEST.
20. 1. Pacific ypres-.,............. .....ll:29 y
Is. FNpTns, FTeiREt-..... . ."...r.,+ .s..O An
II. b rpightu .sssHs.s. u.s 10. s.s. $50 ....sNs- - A. "
LEAVE MILES CITT GOiSd EAST,
so. 2. Atlantic EXpress....... ......".l.aslA y.
" IL. Express Freight. ......,.H bA, NJ.
10 Frelght. .....4 4. 20. ,. ..-.. .,.......s..-aliAu 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Larry was presented with a small
Ethiopian doll at the entertainment
given here by the Hyers Sisters on
Monday night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

Mr.. Rea, brother of the late Il. b.
Rea, arrived from the east last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-27

tassSeud Gr our Lithograph en-
rr1vIng Of new styles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
HIS ACCOUNTS ARE OFF
A Denver Bank Loses Through the Dis
honesty Of an Employs.
Detective. say He u im League with .
Man who H~Id Up the sRs.k
for D.: 600 several
Month. Ago.

DENVER, Sept. 21--H il reported on,
good authority that j. y. Williams. ~
ceiving teller Of tho First National bank.
is - dcfaulter tn .hs. extent Of $4,000 and
has gone to Mexico. The first OF last
week Williams was granted - vacation
for one week and took his family to tts.
mountains. The day after his depar,ur,.
hc returned and gave. a. an excuse that he
had come back for some clothing which
they had forgotten. He Disappeared that
evening and nothing was thought about
the matter until to-day, when the hank Of
hciais received letter from Mrs. Will
iarns asking where sher husband was.
They hcaInc suspicious and ordered am
Investigation of his books, which revealed
a deficit of over 5000. A further investi-
CATION shows that the night OF tbs, day he
returned to the city spent at "a no
torious house on End and Lawrence
streets and the next morning he pur-
chased n ticket for FL Paso. Detectives
arc of the opinion that Williams il "a
friend at Wells. the man who hpisi up this
bank several months ago for S21 900. and
that he has gone to Mexico to Join him.
The. bank officials refuse to discuss the.
matter aud say there is No truth in the re-
port.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
she Suspected Her Husband.

CELINA, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Thc little town
of Mcntlon, this county, is all torn mp over
the sensational shooting of Mrs. George
Wooden. highly-respcctcd lady of that
place. Hearing that her husband had
been paying attention to Mrs. Van
Trump Mrs. Wooden told him last might
when he prepared to leave home that she
would follow him, and she did, accom-
panied by her husbands sister. Arriving
ing her husband inside, Mrs. Wooden
fired some rocks at the house, whcreiIboll
Mrs. Van Trump came to the door and
fired two shots ont of IA 4O-caliDcr revolver.
Mrs. Wooden was struck by the second
ball i'm the ankle and foot, shattcring all
the bones, and she is woman upward
of so and delicate, the wound Is serious.
The shootist was arraigned before n local
Squire, who disc hargsti her OH the ground
of sclf-<lefeIse.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
LATE NEWS BY CABLE
Central and South American Topics
Presented In a Nutshell.
Army Officials Charged with stealing
Over ~ sstllioo loiiars-Wiiiiam
Redmond sent to Prison
Edison tn lxsudssn,
Sncial Ia Tic S,an.iar,l.

special to The standard.
NEW York, Sept. .1.-Ccntrai and South
American aslvics.s wcrs, received to-day as
follows: A contract has been signed with
the Honduras government with Honduras
Central American Steamship company
of Glasgow for bi-noHthly steamship scr~
vice bstwccu Port Livingstone and New
York, the line tn bc established imnc-
sliatcly.
DIR. Chriaslo, late chief surgeon of the
Panama Canal company. has presented a
valuable collection of animals and birds
gathered on tho isth,nus to the Paris
Jarsiin dies Piantcs.
handsome monument has been
erected in Bogota, Columbia.
to commemorate the gallant services of
the voluntary English legion which Tough,
i'm the war of Independence.
IL Is reported that ~ tril'c of clH dwell
ing Indians have been discovered in Cor
dillcrus.
The AngIo-l' 'hiffan commission ap-
pointed June =, 1ssc,, to consider British
claims arising out of the war bctwecn
Chilli, Peru and Bolivia has finished its
work.
The Dutch bank Of Berlin has engaged
to place new Chilian loan of bctwecn
mine and ten millions.
Smallpox il making tcrribI. rav,,gcs at
CacliainiIni,a. Bolivia.
Several army officials have been ar
rested i'm Valparaiso, charged witt, he
frausling tho national rcyinicntai funds
ont of over ~ million dollars.
A cable dispatch from London says I:
Edison il expected tn arrive i'm London to-
night. He will he the guest of Sir John
Penaler, the .'cablc nagnatc."
William Redmond, mentprr of parlia-
meut for FerniaiIgl,, has been tried FOR
otfenses under the crimes act. found
guilty and sentenced tn four months inn
| prisonncnt. An appeal has been Ia ken.
AT the Manchester races to-day the Lam
! cifshirc plate was won 10y Donovan, thict-
| tallot, second. Alicontc third.
The elections i'm France absorb the at
tention Of Europe. British and ontincutii
| topics lose their interests. Even tho ac-
| clIIitiation of troops ON both sides of the
Defreycenet's counter blasts to the war
| fail tO produce. 10 panic.
| The successful strike Of dock laiporers Is
hearing fruit i'm England. There il "A gem
| ersal movement toward improvement of
| the working man. A great demonstration
| was made at Bo,IltoH to-day.
wilAie Collins has had n serious relapse
\ of his bronchial trouble. Ii il not likely
that he will recover.
| A .ielsIa dispatch says: Barons,ss Vet
/ xera. mother of the unfortunate lady wliu
| was found dead with the late Prince. Ru.
| dolpls, has written u book with the object
| Of clearing the. character of her daughter
| from the calliniIly east upon her. Public
| sale of the work has been strictly pro
| hibitcd i'm Austria and Germany. IL was
| offered tai London publisher to IN. trans
| lated into English and published in tha,
city. The Prince of Wales persuaded ths
! baroness to slcsst, and she Withdrew lser
offer from the London publisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22

GRAvESEND. Sept. Y.-Track aud
weather to-day were superb. Jockey
Garrison lis again rid ing for the Belmont
stable. the differences between Belmont
and the rider accustomed 10y RacclaIlsi's
defeat having been adjusted.
Thrce-fourth mile-Fortlham won i'm
1:15H, Volunteer second. CrarksnaIl
third.
! :4sL, Judge second. Benetlictine third.
Thrss-foIrths mile-Magnata won i'm
:16, Ballarat second, Ruperta third.
1 :56 Reporter second, Maidstone third
Three-fourths mile-TtIlla Blackburn
won in IL, Major DAILY second, June Day
third.
Mile-Barristcr won i'm "a, Oarsnan
second, Macbeth third.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
Murdered mm lnnoc. N. Halle.

ELDORADo. kas.. Sept. Y.-Last Tues
day night "a farmer named Bloorncr placed
"a young child i'm the care of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards for "a few hours. When
they returned the child was missing and
no trace could be found. After Vigorous.
searching. Blooincr nasi.. up his mind that
Mrs. Edwards knew mors, of the matter
and charged her with numbering the child.
Whsu n ncigibor placed "A rope around
her neck and told her unless she con-
fe--sd she would bc hanged she confessed
that during lit of anger at some, childish
siisul,s tiiencs she had killed the. little oue
poss.. Of. The husband denied completes y
in the crime and when strung mp confess. ~
he had his wife herself curry TIA.
dead body to- a creek and dispose of il.
Search il being made 10y neighbor~ and
the story il verified. Both of the Edwards
will probably bc lyrlchcd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
TANNERS HELP WANTED
Fire Alarm Foraker Considerably
Alarmed Over the Outlook.


WAsHINGToN, Sept. 21.-Thc fact that
the republican campaign committee of
Ohio is urging Corporal Tanner to take
the stump for Foraker I'm that state is gem
orally taken here pretty clear evidence
that the woulsl-bc three times governor of
the Buckeye state il considerably alarmed
over the outlook. The call for Tanner Is
regarded as the Macedonian cry for help.
Whether Governor Foraker sent tcle-
gram tn Tanner, imploring him not to re-
sign, or not, is imnlaterial. 1t is known
here, however, that weeks ago he wrote
and expressed i'm effect the fear that such
action ON the part Of Mr.. Tanner would
very greatly injure his chances for rt,-
election. There IL no denying the fact
that the soldier element, not only i'm Ohio,
hut throughout the country, is terribly in
censed over the removal of their idol ; and
Foraker, well knowing this fact, has no
doubt sent him an appeal through the re-
publican campaign committee to come to
his rescue. II is regarded the despair
ing cry of ''help me. casslis, or sink"
The conference mt the residence of SEN
ator Sherman i'm the interest of Captain
at Columbus, to succeed Gil Bargcr. de-
velope.d the fact that there is to bs. am eff
! fort made again to divide Ohio into two
agencies. IL IL claimed that there is work
enough for two pension agencies in Ohio,
and bill looking to the rc-estiblishnicnt
of another at Cincinnati or cleveland,
will probably bc introduced in both
branches of congress soon after II con-
venes. Captain Bargcr is quoted as say
ing that there is work sufficient to- keep
two agencies like that at Columbus
blsyk If the scheme succeeds il
will Rive the republicans another good
office tn till. IL will also remove the en-
barrasslncnt now confronting Senator
Sherman as there are several prominent
gentlemen aspiring to the position now
held by Captain Bargcr. Captain Cole
says, however, that he does not want a.
piece of the fruit but the whole apple.
Evidently he wants to- get i'm first and then
divide afterward. Ii ought to be- added,
however, that Senator Sherman did not
commit himself. and merely played the
role of listener. 1t il the impression
among well-info,med Ohioans here tina,
General Mitchell, of Columbus, Is yet Il
dangerous man for the other candidates.