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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
LATEST PARIS GOWNS.

One lovely example is of camel's hair,
with stripes of wood color and moss
green. There is one narrow stripe OF
green. one of wood and wider one be-
tween in which the two colors mingle, so
that the effect Is indescribably soft and
pleasing. Green enters largely into all
costumes. Green billiard cloth" cos
tunes will be very chic, and have jack
cts, snug fitting, with cuffs and collars
and deep pocket flaps of velvet in the
same shade or very nearly the same, or
black.
A very stylish gown for the prone
made for a young lady was of hairline
stripe, black and green. Around the
bottom were three rows of fine soutache
braid, placed far apart. The skirt
cleared the ground all around. The
corsage was round, with gold embrold-
cred leather belt and band trimming.
The gown opened on the left side I'M
der the trimming, and guimpe Of
Havana velvet finished it. A parasol Of
iridescent green and rose surah with
bayadere stripes. SHRED velvet hat
with large green bows.
Another handsome costume for car
rage or visiting was of olive green
camels hair and black astrakhan garni-
ture, princess shape back and draped
front, a tiny bonnet of black and bronze
and a parasol covered with cream Span
ish lace.
Suede and undressed kid two button
gloves in tan, pearl and black will be
the fsvorites this season for outdoor
wear.
For full dress tan and pearl long
gloves will be worn. Very rarely those
In any other color, though few black
ones will be seen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

On the right side falls square panei
similarly decorated and projecting few
inches from the straight band over a mar
row curtain. which is allowed to pend
straight; medieval chair in carved wal,
nut wood, covered with fooled leather ana
framed with brass nails; large vase IN
marbled jasper, on a stand in bent iron
work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
FoURQUREAN, Price & Co.
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
w EEk-
COT0RED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT..
This stock being daily repenshed with the latest and newest
novelties as they reach this country 49,. 60 OK -.
Five Camesar STRIPE 1or mousse uleeSeo' 0''
port, now offered for 81. e,
Five peces 44nch Sung at yard usual price, 81
Full of bright and rich Pads Tor chldrehS wear a.
all prices , .o, ra
Splendid values in popular Changeabe Serge at 42c per yard
Fine stock of Storm Serg blue brown green ana garnet
from Soc to s. per yard. ,.; nuo..
Iare and imported and domestic Dress
Fabrics by the yard full Of imported Dress Patterns ana
Exceptional bargain in Wrapper Fanne at Zoc per yaro'
former price, 373c
SILK ID ZIP ARR MI HIN IL
r. is comnee It is artistic 1t is successful Our impoatons
the present all the styles weaves ana ogS
comprise larger attractive line than mas ever o
offered in this novelties silver and gold Drocades
evening costumes Changeabe Nevets lo
ton Cbangeabe and Tinted Bngane for carriage ana visiting
Glace Amure, sottteXured SILK III WHICH, '"o"' "
color combinations effected. c,o
All the China Silk at the popular price OF ooc
Black Silk and Striped Lansdown for ladies skirts
SILL DEP A Ri MI IL


Of Applique Lace IN all wdths showing many
novelties for the first time this season, 80. u
Black Gimp such demand for trimming can De had IN all
widths from two inches up
Lovely effects in Cream Silk Laces w
The largest display Of Torchon Medlcl and fatte val
Lace with nsertingS to match.
A striking novelty in Beaded Net.
Fresh supply of Skirt Rufng Immense stock OF new
Embroideres with and wide inserting to match ,
Special novelty Embroidery for skirts from to III ncnes VIDE
Silk Null in all shades and tints go -,
The newest Dress Trimming handsome white and black
Reading Choice line Dapery Nets with small and large gues
White and Black footing to p inches wide
Latest styles in Yelling just received - ,.c
Complete line of Plain and Embroidered IIandkerchiefs
Special attention soc. Embroidered liandkerches ,
Novelties Shirt Waists in Cashmere Flannel and Serge IN pue'
black and red Plaid Silk Fronts are demand this
show pretty variety. Plush Band Trimming in all colors
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
BOISE CITY BRIEFS.

Fire At Psyctse-I~porscd Cases OF Clan.
dsrs-Co,umbia Day.
Special Dispatch to the standard
BOISE, Oct. O.-A special to the Erening
Mail from Payctte says: The Payette
Forwarding and Commission company's
large warehouse and contents burned this
morning; loss, 500: small insurance.
The company did large agricultural i'm.
plcmcnt and forwarding business.
County Stock Inspector Clark went TO
Emmet to-day. where n large number Of
horses employed on the ditch arc said
to have glandcrs. Tho owners deny is II
glandcrs.
Columbia day will be celebrated to-mor-
row in all public schools aud at ST. Mar
garet's Episcopal school, st. Theresa
Catholic academy and at the Catholic
church. Ia the evening the Womcn's
Columbian club will give Carnival OF
Nations" at Sonna's opera house.
The amateur billiarslists' tournament
will he held next week. The prizes will he
a $50 purse and S15 cue made of Idaho
mahogany inlaid with Idaho gold quartz
and agate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
Weaver and Rotten Eggs.

KYoxviLrE. Iowa. Oct. o.-Gcn. J. u.
Weaver addressed large crowd at the
opcra house this afternoon. He began by
rccouniing ,h. iriumphs of himself aud
Mrs. Lea in California and tho western
states. II tell you." he exclaimed. "therc
Is something moro than human about
that woman Ho said. 4. hill, speaking of
his southern trip. there had been ,iolcnc,
and eggs. but he wanted II understood
that Georgia had no monopoly in the egg
business. Only few days ago in Kansas
Congressman Otis was egged, and fairly
covered with them. as was travelling men
who resemblcd Otis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
BIG day IN CHICAGO
Another Grand Event Of the Columbian
Week Exercises.
THOUSANDS OF VISITORS
Magnificent Scenes In the Worlds
Fair City-The Great Mill
tary Baii-A Royal
Banquet.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Fully 10000 people
thronged the floor Of the First IN
fantry aTmory tonight In response
TO invitations issued by Lieut..
Col. Henry L. Turner OF that
regiment. In point OF numbers tho event
far surpassed the notable affair last night
and in brilliancy and success il was fully
equal. Colonel Turner's courtesy cx-
tended to visiting officers of the national
guard and the regular army. members Of
the Loyal Legion, distinguished guests
and their friends. Affairs wero admira-
bly, managed by Colonel Turner and Lieut..
Henry Barrett Chamberlain. master of
ceremonies. Tho armory was tastcfully
and elaborately decorated and it's interior
presented handsome and patriotic APP
pearance. The ball was essentially mill
tary in all its features, and when the fes-
tivities were at their height. the great floor
was covered with bright costumes and
brilliant uniforms. The gentlemen pre-
sented a handsome appearance.
Colonel Turner was assisted in recciv-
ing by Mrs. Nelson A. Miles, General
Miles and Mrs. Nettleton, General Nettlc-
ton and Mrs. Castleman and others. The
reception began at $50 and lasted two
hours. when the orchestra. which had
been devoting itself TO the promenade,
changed to livelier tune. and in few
moments the hall was filled with revolv-
ing couples. Shortly after midnight the
gentlemen who were present at the Fell
lowship club dinner adjourned, and with
the vice president at the head and accom-
panied by whitelaw Reid and Chaunccy
Depew, went to the armory. Mr.. Morton
and party were met at the door by mill
tary escort in full uniform and conducted
TO the receiving party.
Later in the evening bugles sounded
the officers call and the members OF the
Loyal Leg ion formed circle i'm the hall.
Around them gathered the officers of the
regular army and navy and beyond these
clustered the national guard. When all
was ready they burst forth with the words
"The National Guards" a poem written
by Colonel Turner for the occasion and
sung to the tune of maryland" twas
q beautiful scene and the appreciation Of
the listening thousands found vent in
loud and hearty applause. After this
dancing resulted and il was 3 O'Clock or
after when Colonel Turner shook hands
with the last departing guest.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
WEED AT GREAT FALLS.
ne Refuses tn Answer = Question Asked
by . Democrat

ne Refuses to Answer . Question Asked
by . Democrat
Special DISPATCH TO the Standlrt
GREAT FALLS. Oct. 20.-Republicans
after grand street parade tonight held .
meeting at the opera house. Speeches
were made by Steere, Freeman and Weed.
As usual Weed challenged the demo-
Gratis in his audience here tonight to stop
hum IL he made any mistakes. He was ex.
patiating ON the vast advantages To Mon
tana from the purchase of silver by tho
treasury. when J. A. MacKnight, editor OF
the Tribune. asked him IL he would he kind
enough To explain how this purchase
benefited Montana when the price paid
for silver by the government was less than
the cost Of mining IL? Macknight said
this had usually been the case since the
decentralization by the republicans in 1873,
and he thought the audience would like to
hear where the advantage came IN. This
was greeted by loud applause. but Weed
ignored the question by denouncing IL AZ
ian interruption" II was evidently not
one of the questions he cared tn reply to,
and his failure TO do 80 made votes Tor tho
democratic ticket.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
THE GRAND PARADE.

Chicago the Scene of Great Pageantry
Yesterday.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 30.-The second day
OF the series of pageants commemorative
of the four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of America by Christopher Co
iumbus. in connection with the dedication
of the buildings for housing the great Co
lumbiau exposition opened cheerlcss and
cold, with duh clouds obscuring the face
of the sky. But in spite of these adverse
conditions there was no lack of enthusi-
asm among the vast crowd gathered in
the city from all quarters of the globe to
witness this momentous event.
The ceremonies of the day opened with
great civic parade at IL o'clock. in which
It is estimated nearly 10000 people par
ticipatcd actively, and which was witt
messed by a million and n half of specia-
tors. The work of decorating the city,
which has been In progress nearly
week, was completed late yes
terday afternoon, and this morn
ing the great public buildings. huge
business structures. lofty office buildings
in the center of the city and smaller
stores and private residences in the outer
districts are gay with bunting, banners,
gonialons, streamers and all tho beauty
which goes to make up a decorated city on
this most festai occasion. Through miles
and miles of streets these decorations ex-
tended in a bewildering array of coiors
from house fronts and fiagstatrs and hall
yards stretched from curbstone to found
alton. with huticring faglets, bearing
colors and symbols of every nation under
heaven. The parade formed on the lake
front and marched through two miles and
half Of business streets. the leading di-
visions disbanding at the end TO make
way for those following before the final
divisions had fallen into line at the start.
The parade was made up as follows:
Chief of Police McLaughrey and in.
spectors. mounted. and followed by de-
tachment OF mounted police, and they i'm
turn by squad of police on foot. march
ing company front, stretching from curb
TO curb and sweeping aside and pressing
the throng on each side OF the street to
make room for those who followed. Sou
sa's marine band and the Mexican ma.
tional band were playing martial music in
turn. SO that the blare of brass and re-
sounding drum was heard at all times at
the head of the procession. Then came
Major General Nelson A. Miles. grand
marshal of the parade. resplcndcnt in all
the glory and circumstance of his Official
position in the army Of the United States,
followed by his staff and aide s-dc-camp.
Next, superbly mounted, in black with
white trimmings. headed by buglc corps.
came the White Hussars. acting as escort
to the mayor and city council of Chicago
i'm carriages and the governors of the diff
ferent states, surrounded by ihcir brilliant
military stats. This closed the first di.
vision.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
HELENA'S PAID LIARS
Bozsman Citizens Resent Their Malicious
UttefanceS
IN THE CONTEST TO STAY
All Reports That the OaiIatin
City 10 Not In the Capital
Fight UneauivocaIly
False.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
BozEMAN, Oct. GA rousing mass
meeting was held in the opera house to-
night 10 again consider the capital ques-
tion. The following resolutions were
adopted unanimously amid q chorus OF
of hurrahs:
WHEREAS. The Bozeman capital COM
mttee have received by mail large number OF
letters from all parts of the state. stating thas
all men travelling In the interests OF Helena say
that Bozsman has Withdrawn from the capital
contest, and.
wHEnEAs. Inquiries reach the committee by
every mail asking TO be advised Of the facts OF
the case, therefore. beh
ResoIred. That we. the citizens Of Bozeman. In
mass meeting assembled. condemn the tactics
adopted by the Helena capital committee AZ
misleading. dishonest aud contemplate and an
outrage on the voters OF Montana.
Resolrsd, That We call upon all honest men to
give the lie to any and all expression and state
ments from whatsoever source. whether found
In the columns Of the purchased press or from
the mouths Of paid agents OF the Helena capital
committee. To the effect that Bozeman has with
drawn from the capita, contest.
Isssoir,d. That We assure the voters OF Mon
tana that Boleman Is entered In the contest for
the capital In good faith. under article 10 OF the
constitution OF the state; that we have prose-
cu,ed the campalsn g. the point when In our
opinion victory 4 assured.
Ros0lrrd, That as are entered In the capital
contest on our own merits. we ask only the rec
ogu.tlon OF those merits and we fear no com.
petltors
Rssoircd. tha; the policy Of misrepresentation
adopted by the Helena capital committee 10
odions and dlsgraeeflil and will have n tendency
only 10 lower the standing of the public morals.
corrupt the masses and bring disgrace upon tho
fair name Of our state.
n R-drod. That the true interests of the people
- st..... ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21

To- DAY is a legal holiday
throughout the country by Act
Of Congress.
1t is designed to commemo-
rate the four hundredth ami
versary of the discovery of
America by Columbus, and the
chief feature of the observance
is the dedication of the Worlds
Fair Buildings in Chicago. Un-
der one roof. 10000 persons
will occupy chairs, with $4,000
more on the outer circle.
Much excitement is also being
caused by our popular display OF
Underwear, which excels any
thing ever put on this market be-
fore. 1t is very general and COM
plete. embracing in prices suits
from So to $40. and two and three
kinds of each price goods. so one
can be assured of good choice.
Then We have the better grades
of goods. such as fine worsteds,
cassimcres. sikh ribbed and Flor
ence silk goods,
We circulated about town a
large number of DR. Jaeger's cat
alogues in consequc nee OF which
we have had an extra large de-
mand for this underwear If you
have not seen it better look at it,
for it is worthy of consideration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
THE BANQUET.
Chicago Does Honor to Her Many Noted
Guests.

Guests.
CHIC AGO. Oct. 2D.-This evening there
was assembled in the banquet hall OF
Kingslcy's restaurant ns noteworthy an
asscnblage as ever gathered in Chicago.
II was a banquet OF the Fellowship club.
given to the friends and honored guests of
Chicago. The preparations of the hosts
were worthy the distinguished guests. Tho
hall WAS handsomely decorated and illu-
minated. Among those present were Vice
President Morton. Ex-Prcsident Hayes.
Chief Justice Fuller. Chauncey Depew.
Whitclaw Reid. besides some four score
others of equal fame. A dainty menu
was provided for them. President Scott
presided. After grace by Cardinal
Gibbons. tire Imperial quartette sang
America" Early in the dinner President
Scott in the unique manner of the Fellow
ship club. introduced the guests to each
other by the passage of the Lowing
cup" which was circulated among the
guests by L. Willis Rice. who as he passed
around announced the name of each gem
tleman 10 partnke. The first to serve a
drink was Vice President Morton. who as
lie rose was greeted with enthusiastic af,-
plause. As the cup continued on it's pass
age each in turn were apalauded. In the
order of events when Mr.. Rice reached
New lork's executive he introduced him
as Governor Flower of Fire Island. and
when Thomas of Utah was announced the
company was assured on the honor of Mr..
Rice that the chief magistrate of Utah
had brought only one wife with him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21

NEW YORK, Oct. &C. Burkhalter x
Co.. wholesale groccrs. made an assign
mcnt to-day To Charles fanchcr with
preferences aggrcgating more than SiSi.
coo. IL is believed that their total liablli-
ties will be very large.
Mr.. Burkhal,cr could not tell definitely
what the liabilities of the firm are. but
finally admitted hc thought that they were
between $4,000 and s.uo,Go. Assets. he
said, were nominally larger than liabili-
ties, but what they could bring depended
upon the inventory. which would be made
by the assignces.
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CINCINNATI. Oct. O.-The parade of
children of the Catholic schools of the city
and suburbs this afternoon was an inter-
esting demonstration, fully 1000 being in
the parade. which took an hour and -
minutes to pass given point. The line
everywhere was brilliant with banners
The girls were most tastefully dressed in
national colors. National songs were
sung by the girls as they marched
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-As a result of the in
yestigation into the recent trouble Of &
squadron, First regiment. Life guards.
the authorities dismissed from service
eight noncommissioncd officers. One
private has already been sentenced 10y
court martial To Is months Imprisonment
and will be dismissed from service, while
the sergeant who had charge of the can
teen has been removed from the stow ard
shin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
RICHARDS AT MlSsOULA.
Republicans Hold - Mass Meetiag 81
Benn Opera House.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
MIssouLA.Oct 21.-Thc Republican club
assembled early this evening in uniforms
and with torchlights TO meet Colonel Bot
kin. who was expected on the evening
train. aud with Governor Richards. who
had already arrived. was expected to speek
at the or,era house. The train was late.
and tho club did not meet the colonel.
Tho Iwenty-fifth infantry band had been
engaged and was ON hand. also a crowd at
the opera house, and they were addressed
by Lieu cnant Goyerno: Rickaris foe
more than an hour. About 9:a0 the train
brought oiouel Botkin, Who was escorted
to tho hall ard made a short address.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
STEADILY GROWING WEAKER.
A Change for the Worse in Mrs Harri-
sons Condition.

A Change for the Worse In Mrs Harri-
cons Condition.
WASHINGTON. Oct. D.-A change for tho
worse In the condition of Mrs. Harrison
has taken place and tonight she is weaker
than at any time since her illness began.
She 10 greatly exhausted and cannot turn
her head ON tho pillow. Her cough Is said
to have increased in volume. This, COM
ina in paroxysms. has a very depressing
and exhausting effect on the patient and
tends Ia rssluce her vitality. Mrs. Harri.
son passed . comparatively quiet day and
did not suffer 10 much from nervousness.
She experienced moro difficulty than
usual, however. in taking nourishmen,.
which she heretofore has taken with sys-
tematic regularity. Although she is in
such q very weak state, yet her physician
said tonight he did not anticipate any inn
mediate result and thought II probable
that by morning she might rally and re.
gain some Of her lost strength.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
TO IRiSH-AMERiCANS.
Another Republican scheme to Catch
Votes for Harrison.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Under authority Of
the national republican committee. an adj
dress was issued tonight by the Irish Re-
publican club, treating on the attitude Of
the two parties toward the Irish-Anerican
vote. and attacking the democratic party.
The address concludes: 'Ncver since
lrishmcn rallied around Washington to
establish republic and again in defense
of the union, has occasion demanded that
they should exhibit patriotism more earn
estly. and therefore every principle Of
honor. tradition and gratitude demands
that they should stand by Harrison and
the policy of the republican party"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21

Amoney-saving proposition is something
which appeals to everybody. Consult your
best interests and go to Connel's to-mor-
row. They are Offering inducements which
as n money-saving proposition speak for
themselves.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21

No street Costume is complete without Q
pretty. stylish hat to match IL. You have
no doubt bought one at the great discount
sale Mt Connelrs. Take piece Of the
goods to their millinery department and
have your hat made TO match il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
MARkSMEN AT HELENA.
Result of tho Rim. shoot of the militia
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to The standard.
HELENA. Oct. 3O.-The rifle contest Of
the Montana National guard closed to.
day. Il vas won by II company Of Boae-
man by ono point. Butte. company G.,
led all the way and would have won had
not one of the men fired gun in the air
10y accident tho first day. This knocked
them out of four points under the rules.
The scores to-day AT 6D yards we're: A
company. Great Falls, 81; & company,
Helena, A., ID company. Virginia City. 81 !;
company. Dillon. s.: company. Butte,
AZ: G. company, Butte. 81; II company,
Bozcman, 95; X company. Anaconda. 65t
Troop A. Helena, "a; Montana College
cadets. sS,
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Pound Murdered.

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. 0.-The body
of white girl apparently about l6 years
of age. partly nude and friehtfully
mangled. was discovered in the suburbs
to-day. There were evidences of n des-
perate struggle. The identity of the girl
is not known nor any clue as TO the muir
lcrer.
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Tattersali.' sale.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-Among the sales nj
Tattcrsalls' to-day were Kailaicrates to
w. n. smith & Sons. $500; Ann Fief TO
X. A. Swigert. $500; Omaha to j. y.
Lambsden. $3.50; ST. Bridget to w. Lake
Land, S2.0OO.
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IGNORED THEIR AGREEMENT.

Suit To b. Instituted Against the Bofe-
man street Railway Company.
Special Dspat n 20 the standard.
BozEnAS. Oct. 20.-At a meeting Of the
city council tonight a resolution was
passed directing the city attorney Ia com
mcnce suit against the bondsmen of the
Electric Light and Railway company for
forfeiture of 5000 for non-fulillinen of
contrac. to properly fill in its roadbci.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-21
A French Historian Dead.

PARIS. Oct. 9.-Camillc Felix Michael
Rousetti, the French historian. died to-
day.