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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

should 10 20 the heirs Of his wife rather
than "a the university. BY merest chance
which need not here be recited, the mat
ter found its why into the law Office Of
David B. Hill, q man then comparatively
unknown in state politics. Forthwith,
Dan" Flake, as his older friends are
wont to call him, started for Florence.
and there in q delightful villa with sur
roundinRs which 10 him arc ideal, he en-
Joys his books; interested doubtless In
the outcome of the university lawsuit, but
rs Indifferent, we believe, regarding the
share Of the estate that may fall to him,
rs the o distant stranger could posi-.
bly, he. He has already all that Ia needed
10 crafty his taste, and with that he has
enough.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
PEOPLE OF

Cornelius Vanderbilt and family have
gone to Europe to stay six weeks.
Emperor Williams Alsatian shooting
expedition was n brilliant failure, Il is
stated, his majesty missing every bird he
shot n.
Professor Richardson of Dartmouth
college sails for Europe to
assume the dictatorship Of the American
school at Athens.
General Russell A. Alger will preside at
the memorial service to be held In the
Metropolitan opera house, New York, on
the evening Of May 70.
Charles A. Dana never consents TO a
newspaper interview unless the reporter
Agrees that n printed proof of the inter-
view shall he submitted to him before
publication.
York, heads the delegation of the Ameri-
can Peace society tn the Universal Peace
congress at Westminster hall, London,
July 1919.
Margaret Of Savoy. the silver haired
Duchess Dowager of Genoa. mother of the
Queen of Italy. despite her age and rank,
walks to church like the poorest working
women of the town.
DIR. Carl Lamholtz. the Archaeological,
has made all his arrangements to start on
his expedition To Mexico and Arizona, TO
explore early American antiquities about
June 4. The expedition is being made up
n Philadelphia.
The Queen Of Roumania y II shall
always maintain that the active life Of
woman ought not 10 60 beyond the sacred
interior of her home, and the voice of wo-
man sounds nowhere so sweetly musical
as ON her own hearthstone in the midst
of her children"
Alexander :. Murray, the successor of
Charles L. Newton as keeper Of the
Greek antiquities in the British museum,
Is To arrive in New York this week in com
pany with his wife at the invitation Of the
trustees Of the Metropolitan museum of
art. He will lecture.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

was O'Brien. Il appears from his
published biography that he be-
gan life a. an artist in glass
eyes and the facial decoration
Of wax figures. Possessing o high
order of talent In many respects, he
soon began to make eyes In more senses
than one. He captured a lady of some
wealth and position, and kindly o n
sented to relinquish her In considera-
ton of a yearly stipend OF 1880.
With this he travelled on the continent,
finally bringing up in Italy, where he
invested a few hundred dollars in an
ancestry that happened to be up for
sale, and instantly blossomed forth into
the Marquis de Leuville, all right, title
and interest therein being vested in
him, his heirs and assigns forever. In
marrying Mrs. Leslie, the nobility and
gentry of two continents will wish the
Marquis de Leuville, nee O'Brien, a
still further increase of the prosperity
which his talents and enterprise de-
serve. Tbackeray's BARRY Lyndon"
would be nowhere in this closing quar-
ter of the Nineteenth century.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
IT MIGHT BE WORTH WHILE.

Perhaps II would pay Nat. Goodwin
TO spare a little time from the expen-
sive pastime that zen to BIZ his passion
in order TO set at right certain unrleas,
ant little matters incident TO his tour
in Montana: that Is IL he is expecting
TO come this way again. OF course. If
this is his farewell outing in Montana
it's small odds whether anything comes
of the running gossip or not. But il
he intends to star il i'm Montana again.
il might be inst rs well to get on a
cordial footing with the community.
Mr.. Goodwin knows that newspapers
will talk and that sometimes they come
very close to telling the truth, however
unpleasant that may be. AS the
STANDARD has printed less of the
floating gossip than almost any other
newspaper hereabouts, its motive in re-
turning TO the subject will not be mis-,
construed.
There is that fable about a railroad
accident, for instance, on the line Of the
Montana Union railroad. We know of
people who fancy il TO be n of Good.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

DIR. Reid, the spirit postmaster,
through whose hstrumentalitv letters
to the dead We're answered at the rate
of one dollar per letter, was on last
Saturday sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment for using the United states
mails for fraudulent purposes. The
doctor demanded an opportunity to
give a seance in court to show that he
was not a fraud, but this style of evil
dence was ruled out as immaterial and
incompetent. The United States, hay
ing adead letter Office of its own, is dis
posed to resent any infringement there
on. Believers, however, need not
despair. S~piritualism, though crushed
to earth, will rise again at the appear
ance of the next fakir.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

wins Jokes. II that be true, II Ia q
sorry sort Of joke, and the awkward
partsof Il Is that the dispatch killed the
company's manager at about the time
when papers printed in cities west Of
Anaconda were associating that per-
sons name with untoward incidents, In
n way which, even by inference, an 1t
appears to MS, borders on libel, II the
hints are unf0unded. Men who are
fond of studying the doctrine of chances
or of coincidence cannot help wonder
ing how 1t happened that on the par
ticular night In question a dispatch
that cannot find its parent killed Mr..
Goodwin's manager. This telegram
was sent to the press Of the country In
a hurry. The later stories printed In
towns west of us will follow toward the
east. They may not go by wire, but,
for all that, they will travel faster than
the Goodwin party goes.
The fake" telegram appears to us to
concern Mr.. Goodwin rather particu-
larly, but il also involves newspaper
offices which do not relish that sort of
funny business. Accordingly, If the
gentleman knows how any light can be
thrown Oh the mysterious dispatch, it
would be pleasant IL he were to suggest
his plan. We do not imagine that any
newspaper feels called upon to pursue
Mr.. Goodwin with reporters, but now
that a determined effort has been
started to run down the dispatch, help
full information, il such Mr.. Goodwin
has, would be welcome.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

FROM the Chlrago Times.
Ii is plain to everyone with half an eye
that Senator Stanford is laying a deep,
dark plot against the happiness of Wal
ter Damrosch and Miss Blaine. The
plot is the more fiendish in that il is 50
gilded. IL Is revealed in the dispatches
which that the senator will
present the happy couple on their we'd
ding day twenty odd pieces of solid gold,
including a carving knife with n solid
gold blade and smoked-pearl handle.
The young people are warned agains,
this treacherous knife. Miss Blaine, when
she becomes Mrs. Damrosch, will see to
1t, IL she is wise, that IL is chained up In a
closet and never, never allowed to appear
on the table when a spring chicken
is to he carved IL she does not desire to
have revealed the possibilities OF evil in
her husbands soul and listen to a crash
of wild, barbaric sounds, to which the
din Of the "Gotterdammerung'' is 'as the
purlinR Of a brook or the music of a
lovers sigh,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
SOME FACT AND FICTION

Reality as well as romance happens
to have its run I'm the Butte opera
house. The property was sold Mt u C
ton, Monday afternoon, to satisfy the
claims of Mr.. Maguire's creditors. lie
supposed that he could arrange
things, but he failed. The creditors
took possession and, that night, the
title of the play presented i'm the opera
house was "lIeld by the Enemy" which
was fact as well ms fiction.
II may turn out that the gentlemen
who are represented by ex-Mayor Ken
yon IN the purchase of the property
will discover that they are "held by the
enemy" of their bank accounts il they
try their hand mt the wonderfully
difficult business of theatrical manage
ment. Probably they will not do this.
AS We understand it, the house is to be
under Manager Maguireis charge, at
least until the six months allowed for
redemption have passed. IL the Ken
yon syndicate stays in possession there
after, we presume arrangements will
be made for efficient management of
the house.
The Montana circuit ought TO be n
good one, but many changes will have
To take place before the field can be in
viting for the best attractions. The
house i'm Butte Is modern, yet il Is a
wretched affair i'm its accessories and
appointments. Its offending curtain,
its cramped chairs and its bad air are
no worse for the audience that are the
mean surroundings of the stage for
those who try to entertain the public.
II was a mistake TO build so ill-designed
an affair on the ruins of the house that
burned. And il is said that. as soon as
you pass the flies, the opera house in
Helena is ever worse equipped. The
wonder is that Helena audiences toler-
ate it. The newspapers in that city
have built several handsome temples of
amusement, hut when type and press
have done their work, that seemst to end
il i'm Helena.
Anaconda is worse of than either of
the cities named. A great. bare barn
of a place is titled opera house here.
II is uncomfortable, ~unclean, unpleas-
ant to get into and "A veritable
death trap II n crowd should happen to
try to get out in a hurry. II wouldn't
do credit to a country tavern as an &C.
c~asional ball room, II has no suitable
stage surroundings, II is i'll lighted and
worse kept. The STANDARDS ardent
hope is that, while il serves its present
purpose, calamity may not oyertake
those who venture within its doors.
When the fate of the opera house I'm
Butte is finally settled, IL is to be hoped
that accoun will be taken of the en-
tire Montana circuit and that all the
cities will prepare places of amusement
that will insure attractions which will
be appreciated and enjoyed i'm each of
them. II may be that Helena will
build. by making extensive changes,
the of the house i'm Butte.
whoever they prove to be, could enter
the field with an attractive theater. IL
this is done, VI venture the prediction
that this city will get into line with an
opera house rs dainty in appearance
and rs complete in its appointments as
any city In the circuit al boast.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
I'm spite Of all Temptations

Mr.. Stanley proposes to have il clearly
understood that he Is nm American citizen.
Ii is probable that there is policy
In this, SO far as Mr.. Stanley is con.
cerned, beside patriotism, for i'm the work
which he has undertaken i'm the past and
in that which he may be called TO under.
take in the future, il is not unlikely tina,
he has been able through his American
citizenship to work as the representative
OF different national interests much more
successfully than IL he were the citizen of
one or another of the various European
countries,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
The Mexican Bourbon.

From the New York World.
They have q fool bourbon prince in
Mexico named Iturbide. He wants 70
wear a little Mexican crown under a
grant from the bogus Emperor Maximil.
ian. Re has written n foolish letter and
is In jail. He ought to exchange notes
with the Orleans BOBBY, whom the French
have In a cage mt Clairvaux.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
COLLEGE JournnlI.m won, Nv

offSBe OoufnHffkfF WIFI WOFK.
From the Chicago Inter ocean.
Cornell, having fully tested its "School
OF Journalism" will abandon the depart
ment after this year. Journalism will
have to be brought up the old-fashioned
way and by harder knocks than they get
In the class room of the university,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
senator Ingalls, Funeral Tile.

From the Brooklyn Standard Union.
There are apprehensions that the white
hat Senator Ingalls, wears at funer-
ais is a work Of art. He ought to be pho
graphed In 40 attitudes with that hat.
Where did he get il?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

II becomes the duty of republicans
in the West to account for the utter
ances of Senator Dolph, of Virginia.
Ii the declarations made in political
conventions go for anything, Senator
Dolph distinctly misrepresents his con
stituents in what he said on the silver
question last Monday. About two
weeks hence Oregon holds a state cleo
ton. In their platforms, both demo
Gratis and republicans declare i'm favor
Of free coinage and thus nm issue has
been avoided on that question. Yet
senator Dolph declared in his speech,
day before yesterday. that Secretary
WINDOWS currency plan was open to
less objections than any that had yet
been proposed. lie argued against free
coinage and then he professed his IA
vor for a double standard, but his
illogical profession was promptly ex-
posed by senator Teller. IL Mr.. Dolph
speaks for his constituents what does
the free coinage plank in the Oregon
republican platform meany Senator
Mitchell. also of Oregon, says that
Dolph does not speak for the party in
his state. With a square disagreement
between these two senator's and with
the leading republican newspaper in
oregon opposed to free coinage, how is
anybody going to find oat what the
real sentiment of the republican party
in Oregon is on this question or wheth-
er, indeed, IL has any convictions on the
merits of the case?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
A Candidate who Counts,

From the Atlanta Constitution.
Speaker Reed Is openly pulling for the
presidency. IL Speaker Reed presides
over the national republican convention
he will nominate himself.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

From the Indianapolis Journal.
What Mckinley does not know about
the tariff II IL not worth while for any
Democrat to try TO find out.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

American girls engaged in the bust
ness of pursuing foreign noblemen
may well be dazzled by Mrs. Frank
Leslie's catch. The Marquis de Leu
vile must be accredited with the pos
session of ability as well rs corsets. In
this country he could claim to be "A
self-made man, and in Europe, IL he
desired 10 which he does not he
could lay claim to the title of a self
made marquis. His maiden name we
believd that's the right way to put it
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
AS TO MR.. CARTER.

IL is the easiest thing in the world to
be Just toward Congressman Carter.
He rendered excellent service in the
lead-ore fight, the battle was won and
the STANDARD is glad of 1t. In all his
efforts toward this end, this newspaper
has steadfastly upheld Mr.. Carter, be-
cause its constituency wanted the duty
sustained at all hazards, in the belief
that, in the long run, il will be better
for Montana.
There is no politics in lead. While
Mr.. Carter was fighting for the duty of
one and a half cents, he was helped by
democrats and we predict that he will
frankly admit the fact, just as he has
recently allowed it TO be publicly an
nounced as his own declaration that, IL
free coinage prevails, the West will
have democratic senators TO thank for
il.
When Mr.. Carter was q candidate,
last September, he left the people to
conclude from what he said that it
would be the simplest thing i'm the world
for him to take care Of the lead tariff.
The STANDARD has frequently referred
To his talk on that score. When he got
10 Washington. he was probably n of
the most astonished men in America.
At the start, he ran right against a
hostile secretary of the treasury and,
then and there, the fight put on pro-
portions of which he had not dreamed.
scores of republican members were
persistent in their hostility, but a good
many democrats joined hands to help
Mr.. Carter out. IL was a hard game,
and the pleasant fact is that the wishes
of most of the people of Montana are
met. The STANDARD certainly would
not be bigoted enough to wish its own
people defeat for the sake of any fancied
good or i'll that might come to Carter.
On this score, WI believe that the
STANDARD and Mr.. Carter thoroughly
understand each other. lie is congress-
man. Ii he wants another term and
runs on the republican ticket, the
STANDARD will oppose him because IL
proposes TO fight hard for a democrat
whose election will mean the complete
vindication of the tunnel precinct vote
and the abject humiliation of two men
who stole seats I'm the federal senate.
That result can never be helped or
fastened by Withholding from Mr.. Tar
ter credit that is Justly his due.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29
A RARE OPPuR UNITY.
Good Agricultural Land for SO to
$50 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Comranv
has rec entity p' Ich aSed twelve thousand
acres OF Lind in The heart OF ] ehama
Co, MY, for the purpose of promoting
SubdI, islon and settlement. This Lar d
en-. braces lands from fir-t class Sacra-
mento Va ley agriculi ural land, Ia land
OF f. average qua lily, and Is offered a.
rom OTTO $40 err acI-, in 81 bdiN isions
Ola 81. 120, 100 ami 800 acres.
The te ms npOn which csc lands
are 9 fl red are especiany r cttVe
They VII e SOLD in sub visions, IS
above TIdicated, h the ayme,t of
interest on for li.tre year, AT which
time the purchaser can begin the pay
ent Of principle by paying the first I
five udal annual stallmeDtS. Thus
q paIl % the Principe iS to be aid tor
thrEe wears and then the pnTchaf err is to
have five years in which to pay five
eau 4 annua. install M ei Is. 18th inter
est at the rate OF seven Ter cent per an
num- making paynen eN tendiDgOver
a period of eng ht years. l. tendi puT-
chas, are assured THAT this is an "p-
n Itanity to urchgse land of fair av r
IicultnraI Ian at so per acre. " it'll
other grades of land at rrlces TO CORES
pond between thee f1grr $.
The ASSERT u is frequently made that
90 a I n = Suita.fle tBr gen raj armtng
and especially dal ted for u g o. ing
cannot be mad in California for less
tina from $50 to 500 per p re. An e: :
amina ton OF the la d subj It of Is
advertisement will prev to home seek
er that titfs is an opportunity for the
purchase of good agricu turai land at
$40 an acre, AND tor Qualities grading
DOWN to fair gricultural md at $40 an
sac.e on ter of p me- mt which shouts
ma Ike the disposition THESE lands to
actu Il Il ttltrs a result easy of accom-.
plishment.
he primary object Of the purchase
afthis BODY & f land was the breakino up
of - large holding tor tt e purpose of pro-
mofing its settlement in smaller GUAM
titles ssbd its devotion to dilllgent hus-
bandry.
For further particulars call upon. or ad-
dress,
WIN. Fl. MILLS,
Land Agent Of the @. p. n. r., Fourth
and Townsend sta San francisco, I al.
i25 If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29
club Rates. 6 Tickets $50.
Special Rates Arranged with Agents.
AGENTS WANTED never

city in United Srates aud British
Ameri. a. A
The payment of PRICES is guaranteed
by a special deposit OF five hundred
thousand do lars (S50O, e00), with the
state government. and approved by
Iekus Aretea IA, Governor
i.rawIngs under he persH.. al super
vision of Lie. Herminic Arteaga, who
s APP 81 tel by the Government an
Intervention
II CERTIFY that wit the State Trea
surer All neCess ~ guarantees are de-
r slted assuring full pay ment of all
prizes OF this drawing.
HERAINIo ARTEASA,
IntervenLOr
IM PORTANT.
Remitfa- ces must be either by New
YORK D'aff, Exp esS or Registered Let
ter, american money. Collections can
be ma by Express Companies or
Bank Tier cts sent direct to manage
ment will be paid by draf on New
York. Montreal. s. Paul Chicago, s n
francesca er lily of Nexico. For fur
ther in formation address
JUAN P1EDAD, Manager.
mays Zacatecas. Mexico.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29
Irish Wages.

There is a strike on the Water
ford and Limerick Railway, at
Limerick, where the engineers
and filters are receiving 33s., or
IS O5, per week, and machinists
are getting 16s., or 50 80, per
week; they want Sos. and 24s. re-
spectiviely, or So rs and SIS Sc,
the same that men are getting in
other parts of Ireland. The di-
rectors have decided that they can
not afford to pay the advance, and
probably they cannot. How any
railroad can live in a country as
spal sely populated as Ireland is,
when engineers work for IS 05 pei
week and nachinists for SO 80
probably no American can find
out without going there to see.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-29
AUGUST 20
WIRE Is TIE INTEREST?

The State after its long contest
with tie unties over the special
election money only paid it yes
telday.
lie people to whom this money
was hoLestly due all this time
have been &C PEELED to wait over
ytaI al lalf for their money
and yet they have demanded no
interest.
The individual who comes into
court tIyiI 6 10 sneak cut Of the
payment Of just debt is com
PEELED to lay interest and why
should not the State be compelled
to settle On the same basis?
The attempt to distort the
plain letter Of the law under the
pretended cry of economy has been
o me 1t disastrous failure. The
State has not only been compelled
to pay these claims but the costs
OF QUIT which have been quite
considerable.
Three counties have secured
decision but the outside counties
have not yet come in with their
claims because they figure that
the cost of bringing witnesses in
flom the Eastern part of the State
Is very great,
Under these circumstances the
Board should order the bills paid
and settle the whole trouble. 1t
is not likely to do 80 however.
The Attorney General has fought
his forloIn hope with singular
pertiDacity and stubLorness and
he is not likely to acknowledge
his mistake now.
The counties in the Eastern
pant of the State have a principle
to fl ht for the same as the coun-
ties near the capital and they
should see that the State pays
every dollar it owes no matter
what it costs to collect it.