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what S'iea-c~ Women.

Such little things please women.
They are made happy Icy "a sniil" or "a
flower.
by "a new fruck and "A pleasant greeting.
by IL hit of cake and u cup of tea.
by IA we'll fitting pair of slippers and "a
handkerchief with - drop "f perfume on
H..
by "a string of gold beads ora new book.
by being told they look nice and having
this accompanied 10y a kiss.
by - tetc tote supper ar u lot of the girls
To eat ice cream in the middle of the day.
by u isoN of candy or 10 postage stamps.
by II wedding ar AN engagement.
Hy going tai tho matinee or having "a bit
of news that il AN absolute secret told
them.
But they are happis'st of all when they
can lean their heads M against the Shout
der of some great big man, tell of their
woes and joys. bc laughed at and kissed,
br plttesl and assured of being u ''ridicIi-
lous little donkey, hut after all a pretty
goosl little girl" That's what they like
best.
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49,. THE DEPOT

Railway and Steamship ONCE, foot o.
Main street, Anaconda, Montana.
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THE CHICAGO
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL RY.

Is the Fast Mail Short Line from ST. Paul
and Minneapolis via In Crosse and Mil
wnukee To Chicago and all points in the
Eastern States and n n II is the only
line under one management between ST.
Paul and Chicago, and is the Finest
Equipped Railway lin the Northwest. It
is the only line running Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars with luxurious smok-
ing rooms, and the finest dining cars i'm
the world, via the famous 'River Bank
Route" along the shores of Lake Pcpin
and the beautiful Mississippi River TO
milwaukee, and Chicago. Its trains con-
meet with those of the Northern lines in
the Grand Union Depot mt st. Paul. No
change of cars of any class between ST.
Paul and Chicago. For through tickets.
time tables, and full information apply 10
my coupon ticket agent in the North
west.
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s'ols.h wan Come Handy.

G'OItnh VIII CObsbe Handy.
From the Chicago Times.
MY heircss friend In tai wed AZ foreign
prince. What shall I send her for "a
bridal present"
sSend her u box of polishing SOAP"
ID what IpOssiblc usc could that be-"
'Shcw will probably find the coronct very
much tnrnishCt1."
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Call at the standard" Office for nsot
commercial printing.
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HE REFUSED To ANSWER
Difficulties That Surround Census Emu
meratOrS In Butte.
Arrest Of a Frenchman Who Would
Not Tell His Name-What Super
visor Speer Has to Say About
Census Taking Here.
Special Correspondence Of the standard.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, June 16.-To-day in the matter
OF taking the census action was begun
against the ''smart Alecks' who think il
funny TO refuse to answer the questions of
the enumerators.
Word was received from the Nine Mile
house that Largely Parisse, a French
woodchopper, would under no considera-
ton give his name. Two French interpre-
tiers were secured and the matter was
thoroughly explained but still Parisse re-
fused. Finally his name was secured
from acquaintance, but then the obsti-
nate woodchopper refused to answer any
other questions. He was arrested and
brought to Butte this afternoon, taken be
fore United States Commissioner Dinge-
Won and placed under $3.50 bonds.
.Parisse would give no reason for his
obstinacy. There are others who have
refused TO answer, a OF them
No action has yet been taken against
them. The people of Butte, so far as the
census has progressed, have answered
the questions as satisfactorily as possible.
Census Supervisor Speer said to-day:
W. are doing the best we can, but 1
really expect that the census of Montana
will be considerably short of the actual
population. This is owing partly to the
sparsely settled districts and partly TO the
peculiar habitaiions Of certain places.
particularly in Butte. i should not he
surprised IL b population of Butte is
really ZOO more than what the m
tors will find il. This will be through no
fault OF the enumcrators. The difficulty
Is that in numerous houses and apart
ments young men live about whom the
landlords know nothing. The young
men are never at their rooms until IL
falAal "a ..ls
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John Robinson. Zig show.

IL there is any truth in the old adage of
''what everybody says must be So" then
we are 10 have a great show in this city on
Saturday, July o. "A bigger and better
show than Barnum's," is what the Ports
mouth. a., Blade. says. Far less preten-
tious. yet for more mcritorious than the
Barnum show" is the way the Evansville
Journal expresses its views Of the Robin
son show. "Both of the big shows have
been Witnessed by our citizens, and of
the two shows we sincerely believe that
Robinson's show is the best, and gave
better satisfaction than Barnum's," is the
way the Peoria, ILL.,, Democ,uf puts IL. Ii
is comments like those above hat meets
ones view in all the leading journals. All
say that Robinson's show has no superior.
Remember this big show will exhibit at
Anaconda july 3.
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AN EXHIBITION OF FISTS.
The Great Dempsey Appears at the Oper
House With q strong Caste.

The Great Dempsey Appears at the Opera
House With = strong Caste.
Evans opera house was crowded last
night when Mr.. Dexter stepped out on
the stage and informed the audience that
Pat Maloney would he master Of cere-
monies for the evening. The exhibition
was no doubt one Of the best ever given
in this city, and the audience went away
thoroughly satisfied with the entertain
ment. Mr.. Maloney introduced two BAN
tams. Master Smith and Maloney as "Mc-
Ginty'' and "Moss," who SPARED three
rounds for points. The boys wandered
cautiously around the stage and sought
vainly for an opening until in the second
round. when they started the fun u
wound up with n warm exchange OF
blows. II was pronounced a draw.
Dick Erwin and the Boulder Kid were
the next and they proved to bc the right
sort. The Kid demonstrated the fact that
he was somewhat the better man and
Erwin was the heavier Of the two but
seemed too careful to be successful and
was unable to follow up the Kid.
Dave Campbell gave a clever exhibition
with the clubs, dong some very difficult
fcats and handling them as IL they were
made of paper. He is no doubt the supe-
rior of any other man In this part OF the
country with the clubs.
Mike Brennan of Butte n Fred Lewis
were then announced to spar three
rounds.
Lewis was introduced as the champion
wrestler of the coast. lie may be a
wrestler but 10 certainly Is not q scientific
boxer. He afforded considerable amuse-
ment for the crowd by constantly back
ing into the scenery OF the stage and the
crowd began TO guy him: 'Go down i'm
the alley," ''Don't Int so hard" as he kept
about ten feet away from Brennan and
tried To increase the distance. Brennan
gave him a few upper-cuts n in the
third knocked him against the back wall
by a smashing Highlander below the ear.
Jack Dempsey, the cleverest man with
his fists i'm the world and the champion in
his class, was then introduced for n three
round set-to with Paddy German, the
clever m~iddlc-weigbt champion OF Aus
tralia. They were each presented with a
beautiful specimen of copper from the
concentrates by =. j. Maloney i'm behalf
of the w~orkingmen. The feature OF the
evening then took place and was a very
pretty exhibition of the manly art. Demp-
sey is certainly a wonderful artist
with his dukes" and would hit
his man when apparently jump
ing away. His TENTS both with
body and hands are very clever and serve
Paddy German Is also n handy man and
kept Dempsey busy at all times. Their
exhibition was greatly enjoyed and pro-
voked a great deal of admiration from
the o~nlookcrs. Dempsey was fairly
deafened with applause. He has made
many friends in this city who will he
anxious to see him again. The combina-
ton expect To leave this afternoon for
Ogden. where they next appear.
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OFF FOR
Montana Two-Near-Olds That VIII Try Il
On In the June Races.

Montana Two-Year-OIds That VIII Try II
On In The june Races.
Eight aristocratic two-year-olds, as
dainty "A double quartette as ever trod
the soil of Montana, were led from the
stables at the DAILY ranch last week to the
railway station at Riverside, where they
boarded an Arms palace horse car and
started out on their journey for Chicago.
They are supposed TO be the pick OF the
DAILY stable. Without exception, they are
In perfect condition. They will make the
long journey i'm charge of Joe Nelson, and
il they arrive safe mt sound at Washing
ton park they will try it oil in the rum
ming races for which they nave
been entered. The string includes
Brown Fox, Parthenia, Virgin, ioeland,
Walnut, Governor, Josephine and BAN
dana. Later in the eason some of these
youngsters will be seen in st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
ST. Patrick, Mr.. Days phenomenal
PAGER, wintercd at the Riverside ranch.
lie is in splendid form this spring and has
had the best of training. He Is now on
his way to California and will undoubt-
eddy make a glorious record in the circuit
there. He is in charge of Barney Mowry.
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THEY WERE SMOKING HOP.
Two Men Arrested Yesterday for Ere
~qucnting an Opium Joint.

Two Men Arrested Yesterday for Ere
q~uenting Am Opium Joint.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June l6.-This afternoon Officer
Leydcn finding time hanging heavy on his
hands decided To go IN n still hunt for
opium smokers. He was successful be-
yond his expectation, for abou the first
place he visited he found To be a Joint
in full blast under the management OF
sam Kew, a blear-eyed, "hop"-soaked
thiuaman. A white man named Dave
Kaufman was the other occupant. Both
were under the influence OF the drug,
while "A complete ~''layout' for smoking
rested on table near the bunk. The
officer gathered in the two men and also
the outft and took them Ia the station.
The two men being too full of opium Ia
he tried they were locked mp until to-mor-
row when they will he tried before Judge
Newkirk. The confiscatcd smoking out
iii is in charge of the police.
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Notic.. to Parents.

Mrs. Jennie II. Brown will open a select
school at the public school building Mon
day morning, June 10. Having had an
experience of Il years in school work
claim To understand the best aud most
thorough methods of instruction. Those
wishing In scnd their children and have
not yet consulted Mrs. Brown. will. he
tween the hours 1T . and 4 find her at the
school building; any other time at her
residence, corner of seventh and Birch
streets. Respectfully Dc,
Mrs. JENNIE X. BROWN.
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DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.


Butte, June 16.-At "A meeting Of -.
David's club, held this evening, i'm l. q.
&. Il. hall was crowded by an audience
which listed Ia a delightful programme of
songs aud speeches. The programme
opened with a song, "Sailing Away" by
John Reese.
A recitation i'm Welsh, "What is Man."
was splendidly rendered 10y John VIII
liams. Following was a duet. "Harboard
Watch" by Miss Morgan and Mr.. Reese.
Morgan Howells delighted his audience
10y n speech in Welsh in his hest vein and
hc was applauded To the echo. "Flec ms
a Bird Ia Your Mountains" was sung cx-
cellcntly by Jerry Griiiiths. The pro-
CRANE closed with IA n 1.-The Land az
Dur Fathers"
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Hound 90 KIN IN. C,ar.

LONDON, June l6.-The NctcS Berlin
correspondent says: 81. Petersburg police
have discovered "a widespread conspiracy
against the cars life. The imperial
palace at Gotchend is undermined. The
guards at all the palaces are doubled
Several arrests have been made.
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Notice,

hereby notify all persons concerned
that l will not be responsible for any debt
or debts that my wife, Mrs. Julia 4.
Wolfe may contract or incur from this
date. T.. w. WOLFE.
Dated. June 10th. lss0.
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THE WEATHER

The daily record of the thermometer In
this city is reported by A. T.. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: a. M, AZ
degrees above: IL m. "a degrees above; =
o. M, ~ degrees above; 3 y. m, ~ de-
Crees above.
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Notice to Contractor.

All contractors bidding on brick. stone
work and plastering will do well To re-
member that they can make more money
on their work by using the Lorcnz lime in
Anaconda. Butte, Dillon or Deer Lodge.
WA. LoRENz. Butte.
THos. BrRoAN, Agent, Anaconda.
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There will be a meeting held AT the old
Valley picnic ground Friday. June -, for
the purpose of selling ont the stand privi-
leges for the itb Of July. Also bids will
be received for decorating and repairing
the dance payilion.
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For sale.

One-balf or whole of "A general mer-
chandise store i'm Granite, doing "A good
business. Reason for sale. owner leaving
the state. Address Box X. Granite, Mont.
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Judge Aspline was in Deer Lodge yes
terday 10 act as witness in the Benjamin
attachment case. The ease was post
poned another term.
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John Zigeanilesther was arrested earl,
yesterday morning for being drunk and
asleep on the sidewalk. He vas arranged
in the police court yesterday and was dis
charged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

When in Butte be sure and don't forget
TO call at Emil's beer hall and try one II
those fine business uncbes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

No. 76G won the gold watch at Peck
overs drawing Sunday night. The num-
her has not yet cen presented.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

Miss Mary Peters was presented with 1
handsome book last Friday afternoon b!
Professor Stone
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

Miss Annie King and Samuel kilgorc
were united in marriage by Rev. Father
DeSiere al the home of the brides par
ents ON Tuesday, June 10.
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The contract for laying 1900 perches
Of stone and 100000 brick for the addi'
ton to the Carroll Smelter was awarded
yesterday TO Joyner Brothers.
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H. Wallace has opened a steam dye
works on First street between Oak and
Cedar streets, Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

Jack Buchanan and Sheriff Quigley of
Deer Lodge, drove over yesterday and
will remain until this afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

Eccard, who was arrested Saturday for
disturbing the peace, was discharged
yesterday hy Judge Fitzgerald, the com.
p~lainnnt, Mrs. Moore, Withdrawing the
complaint and paying costs.
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- Medium

Mrs. j. w. Miner Of Portland. Ore. car
be found over Barrett a Jacky's harness,
store ON Main street. Business and liz,
readings a specially.
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Call on John 'Barkovich for ice-cold
Milwaukee beer. Milwaukee Beer
hall, corner Second and Cedar streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

q A l0-pound boy was born to Mrs. w. IT
Jean yesterday afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

Joe wienberger isl filling the place of
Charlie King as bartender at Frank Fos-
ket's saloon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

Grand Picnic
AT Columbia Gardens, Sunday, June 22,
by A. %. III. and X. L. L. A.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

j. +. Evans. of the contracting firm OF
vogel a Evans of Helena, was IN town
yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-17

John Doe was fined SO and costs in the
police court yesterday Tor assault and bat
terry.
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Wanted,

To buy a nice. gentle family horse. APP
ply al STANDARD Office.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

b. +. Mahan went over To Butte ycsicr-
day.
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Mems all wool pants Sc; Mems suits from S.; double seated and
shield chested heather underwear for S2so a suit, worth Sd, es-
pedaHy adapted for workingmen; fancy percale shirts for 7c, worth
from $50 to s.; mems never wear out sox; Heavy Top Brogans 81 a
pair up to the finest goods made; outing cloth shirts from CSC up;
full line of best goods in furnishings. We have the best assorted
line of wall papers. borders etc, at the lowest margin.
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Keefe sells no beer but Milwaukee.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

A dance will be given under the patronage OF MIS-
Frederic coodrdcc Mrs. Dallas B. Pratt Ms. NJ. Tsl
Pyne and others this evening, at THE ChestnutS'
RIverdale on the Hudson.
General and Mrs. Daniel Butterhcld are arranging
n uvc a hrcshfcst in honor Of the Count of Paris
ana his party at their country place "'ra'sside'
Cold Sn,lnr New York. on saturday. General Daniel
s,cL,os viii give breakfast for the same people at
Delmonico's next Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fernando Yznaga are about to make
a visit to Mexico , MIA,
Mr. and Mr., Fred Roosevelt. OF No 5s3 Firth
oro hoyc rccertIy been in Berlin as the guests
a, thcr niece. TIE Baroness Won zcdlitz. formerly
Miss Cor,ca Roosevelt. whose wedding at >t. Thomass
Church in February. 1Se", was brilliant one W..
ona Nrs Elliott Roosevelt have also been entertained
hv the baroness who Is their cousin. Miss Ehret OF
Tov.york is TO marry cousin, not brother OF
Earon Won Zcdiz.
rho Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough will sail
tor rrc,,nd about November L.. They were enter
toined ~ dinner az DelmonicO's the other evening by
H. Madison Jones. alicr"alu sctiis u'c pcr'or""''o
OF Beau Drummer!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
JEFFERSON AND FLORENCE.

Mr. jefferson and Mr.. Florence returned % the CAPT
tai last night, appearing at Palmer. Theatre In COL
mans quaint comedy Of The Heir at Law. They
were cordially wclcOmcdMr. jefferson as Dr. Pangl IS.
Mr.. Florence Zeslcl liGm" pun The good old play
appropriately and carefully and Ut times brill
iantly acted. Mr.. .Irfer,OI makes PanGloss sym
pathetic character BY bringing out his humanity a.
well as his eccentric hunOr an1 thus raise, him far
above the level upon which commonly he ,talds) Of
o curiosity OF the stage. That is the essential point
Of Mr. Jcnersons periOrmaHcc-as somewhat fully s"t
forth in this place. very long ago. In rctorlne
the entrance OF this delightful comedian it will su
fee for the moment surgcSt TO the reader this lire
Of reflection upon hi peculiar and individual treatment
OF ancient comedy part. Mr.. Jeffersons acting
remains. what it always was. original. aud neither in
this in aything else that he assume, does it lack
the victorious touch o! nature. Mr.. Florence Zclc
Homespun ayain acc0mpli he'd one OF the mot difficult
tasks that ever IS attempted by an actOrtae perfectly
simple espIcs, Jon Of elemental feeling. brthcr's
affection for a lister. friends gricvcd recruitment Ut
the baSencSs Oi a fricndthrse the emotions that he
must convey: and his achievement /, one OF
mate There are few actors the stage at IN,
time who Justly H. be ranked with Mr.. Florence.
whose versatility i not L. rrnalkhl Than his rnt
VT. Jefferson and MI. Florence have III" fOOpiitI
OF competent dramatic company, and their prcscnc,
visor With which the Lew dramatic season begins 1t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
NrWYoRK TRIBUNE TUESDAY,

General Bclknap cast deep cloud over his life ana
prospects. and Cor years he made to feel that
his future was blasted. Political prcferment he did
not seek or hope for. knowing that 1t beyond his
rcac although the people OF his adopted state never
believed that he was a corrupt man. or lacked per-
SOnal or Official integrity Ills administration OF the
affairs Of the War Department. during q period Of
more than six years. had Lecn generally regarded as
wise and IN every respect creditable with the sole
exception which resulted in his Official downfall When
the whole truth in regard To that shall be
known. General lIclknap's friends believe that
he will probably stand fully acquitted Of
vrongdoing The la;e senator Carpenter who was
his counsel in tie impeachment proceedings.
was quoted after the trial saying that should he
outve General clknap he would make II his purpose
10 clear the eX Sccretarys memory and place tho blame
where IL belonged. lie claimed 10 have access 10
Marsh were carried on by some one without General
I,elknaps knowledge. so az. , ,,,
After his retirement from pubc life General Belknap
resided for some time In Philadelphia. but most OF the
time for the last fourteen years he lived IN wash
ngton where ne enjoyed a lucrative practice before
the courts, Departments and Congress Ills interest
in the welfare of the Union veterans never naesci.
and his efforts largely duo the prosperity OF
the several veteran assoc;Ltipns with when ne was
closely identified General Bcknap had host OF warm
friends In WashlngtOn--mcn Whose esteem ne han Won
and whose affections he had engaged by his sterling
and lovabc qualities and by his digGitcd bearing
under load Of adversely which would nave CRUSHED
Of less rcro,ntc courage and patient enauiansc
General lclknap'- first wife was sister Oh u,ncia
Hugh !. Reid After her death he marrl'u ss' va H.
she died 1870 and later he married her sister, Mrs
John Bower, q. Cincinnati.