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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
DECLINES THE DARTMOUTH PRESIDENCY.

Hanover, n. H., March 10.-Prcss.Ssor william j.
Tucker Of the And0ver Theological seminary, has
declined the presidency Of Dartmouth College offered
him by the trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
6peeiaI Notices.
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
866 5TH.AVE.. NEAR 3iTH-ST.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
866 5TH.AVE., NEAR 3iTHST.
EXECUTORS SALE
THE
ROBERT l.. CUTTING
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
INCLUDING CHOICE EXAMPLES OF
Achenbich, A., Jacque.
Achenbach, o., Madrazo,
Alvarez, L., Max,
Beleaud, Meissonier. J. L. E,
Derne- Bellecour. Rico,
Eoldni, Stevens, A.,
Bonheur, A., Stewart, J. L.,
Bouguereau, Tissot,
Claws Troyon,
Corot Van Marcke, |
Daubigny c. r., Vibert,
Detale Vlllegas,
Daz Voon,
Dupe. j., wilems.
Foltuny Zlnacois,
Fromentin, Zlem
NOW ON EXHIBITION
AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE.
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS.
ROBERT l.. CUTTING and WALTER CUTTING.
AT
CHICKERING HALL,
Shave, lSth-st.,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 22D.
AT O'CLOCK.
Mr.. 5. p. AVERY. JR.. will assist in the management
ROBERT soMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
ORTGIES & CO., Managers.
New. England Monument Company
Cemetery Memorials IN uane BronAe anu N Ss,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
IHRIYIL OF SECRErARY EOSrER.

Tho North German Lloyd steamship spree, with score
tary Of the Trcnsury Foster on board, sighted of
Fire Island ut 10 90 O'Clock last night. The
cutter Manhattan went down TO meet the ship early
this morning, and he will reach the city early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
pi1rIs BOSTON APPEARANCE POSTPONED

Boston, March 16.-The opera management an
nounces that owing to the indspOsltion OF MHo
Adena Patti there viii be no performance here 1hhrs-
day evening the opera for that date being poo'Poc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

House are on the sick list although none is seriously
ILL., A roll call of the House to-day developed the
fact that forty members paired" and absent
from the House. This is unusual number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, March
49, the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Kew:
Haiey Moore, u. D., Mamie A. VIeden6urgh 10 seymour
s. Basdell.
cards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

THE NEW HIWIUlN MINISTER PRESENTED.
Washington, March l6.-Dr. Mott smith, the newly
accredited Minister from Hawaii. formally pre-
scntcd to tho President AT the White House to-day
By Acting Secretary Wharton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
MR.. ABBEY TALKS ABOUT THE ARRANGEMENT.


Cleveland, March IS Specal). -IIcnry +. Abbey was
tonight in the box Office Of the Lyccum Theatre
where Nine Bcrnharit is performing, upon the sub
ject OF his lease Of the Metropolitan Opera House.
What DO you intend 10 do with the Metropolitan ~
he asked
1T Is early for Us 10 have made any elaborate
or detailed plans,n said Mr. Abbey. "All can say
definitely is this: Mr.. Grau and have taken the
house for three years from october l next. We IN
tend give opera in Italian and French, and expect
ID will lie equal 20 what have done in the pas-bct
ter than what have done IL possible. As 10 what
else We shall do 1t is too early 10 say
You Will not confne yourself solely to opera
In Italian and French, thea ~
"Oh, no; we shah have other attracio1s. But We
have leased the house principally for that. We concluded
the contract In Newiork yesterday 30 far rs getting
the entire OF the Amusement Committee OF The
Board Of Directors OF the house. To-day we received
Q dispatch that the Board of Directors had acccpcn
50 IL h settled As 10 the terms all that ! care 10
say Is tlat we have an absolute lease Ol the AOuSo
for three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

For Boston and The East. Solid Pullman vesti.
bied buffet sleeping train with club car. leaves
grookIyn and L. /. City evary night ~ IL oA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

Board and rooms household and other help, anC
many other desirable things are advertised On tn,
ninth page OF The Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

II there Is anything you need Ia business or at
heme, you will probably find II advertised on the
ainth page Of The Tribune this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

Every one who wishes TO buy rent house In town
country should examine the little advertisements
the ninth page Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

Catarrh Can be Cured surely safely and pleasantly
piso's H1medy. IL cures when al elise Al
aruggsts. zoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

When eating becomes q bore, digestion q torture.
sleeping mpossbillty, or IRE burden, take Nichoi
soas LIQUID Bread and get reias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17
PostOfllce Office.

New. England Monument Company.
Cemetery Memorials in Granite. Bronze and Marble.
32l Broadway opposite Dodge Statue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-17

WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Woodawn Station cath Ward, Harem Railroad.
Office. No. 20 T.. 23d-st
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
Sine Ysasanmna. I'm bas 9ahr

Sine Begeguuns. I'm bas Sabr
1871 lebte In 3onoon Elm rei6er, bohlt
liebensmiirSiser Wfann, 9orb Gpuells
ieD, Elm GROCER Wuiiffreunb nnb iibri,
gems Elm SonSerlins; bic muiifaliiden
Soireen, Die CT CAB, batten INNER
etmas llnermartetes nnb l1ngemSbn>
lides. Gines gbenbs, ais er In ieinem
Balaite bic sldnsenbite @eielll1aft 2ons
bons uerlanlmelt bate, bat er ieine
@dite, iid In bic an Sen 8onsertiaal
anitoBenben @emdber 3u beseben. 81
lief alle Tbiiren nm bieien Saal berum
perf6lteBen, NIT Musnabme Der Gins
sangstbiir, unb bat, itrengfte Rube au
balten. Ginise 3eit mad benz 3urlds
3ug Der @eiellibaft trat Elm Wfann In
ben Salon, Der iib iebr fpunberte, benz
ielben sdnali6 leer unb iebr l1pa1 be-
leuatet gu finben, NIT ben 6dnben auf
bem Rhden berumsins unb slaubte, ct
fei gu friib 9efommen. &urs barauf
eri6ieu Gin 3metter Srernber unb mar
ni6t minber iiberraI1t ais Der Mnbere,
feline sr0Bere @elelll9aft 5u ftnben.
giadbem 1ih Die 8etoen fladtia aes
9riiBt, sinsen iie idipeisenb TIM gaale
auf uno nieoer. Der @ine, ben bic
Sa6e enoli6 lansmeilte, iette iid an
Elm &laoier unb begann 3ll praluoiren,
bann nabmen feline @eSanfen cine be.
ftimmtere Sornl an unb peranlaBten ben
Mnoern, iteben 3lt bleiben. ST. mar
neben einem 3peiten Biano, iette li6
logleih on baiielbe, sriff ben mulitalis
l9en @ebanfen, ben er ioeben gebort
bate, auf, perl9Onerte ibn, i6niidte
ibn aus uno ma6te i'm gu bem leinissn
In elmer inpoianten Suse. Der erite
Spieler antportete iofort barauf unb 10
bearbeiteteu 8eibe baS Ibema mad
alien 5eiten, li6 i'm We9lstlpiele Die
idoniten, glan5enbiten @ebanfen sus
merfeno, alS iaeten iie nit pollen Oan>
ben Berlen unb Diamanten aus bic
iie ii6 enblid gu chamber umbrebten
unb raid matchmaker ausriefen:
nSie iiub = Clement !" = ,Sie finb
= Mo3art!" = Mfucio Glementi uno
Wolf9ans Wtosart fannten, liebten unb
bemunoertem chamber na9 ibrsn @ers
fen, 9atten ii6 aber ME seleben. Sect
fIelen ite it9 in gesenl leitieer 8egeiltez
rung IN Die slrme. 3u biefem Iugens
bid muroen ldmmtli6e Saaltbiiren
aufsertlien uno Die beibeu perbliifften
3iinitler iaben li6 bon Der Cite Der
9onbcner 9eiellidaft, i'm Sauie Sss
Soro GppellieD, umringt uno nit ftiirs
mii9er Be9eiiterung applaubirt..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
@ebt ans lademoe 9biluiupbem!

gBtr pruen nt&ts BON ZEN tnurrenben Gpnitern Dti'
fen. ste laden weber, nod Idheln iie Gsl iinb
traurse Seieaea, DpSpeptfer. Sepbbulth ma
den ie etn finiteres @et, nb blaife, punne, au8Jee
merfelte @ealten, Bite auaieben als cb e nie in tb
rem 9eten ein iafttses &saibeef seseien gcn ibnen
bort nte enes tnDpfefprensenbe, i&alenbe eaen,
pe ether 2at, bet NIT gutter Serbauuns seesnet lift.
Sbnen finb Maulsrurfabaufen Serse, nber hte unbe=
beutenbfen Dtnse drsern fe i, bis fie ri9wors
ben" 3etst uns tasesen ben Mann, ber tets elm
feiten dmber fd serdtb, unb ber le6t su fr6bIidem
@elddter ;u brtnsen tt: elm folder Mann bat fetne
@erbauunssbei&werben. CUR Grlansuns btejes ses
@S pertreibt bic Nerpotdt unb bte benz DpSpepttfer
esentbhmltdbe @enetstbelt, hber 4aes gu brummen
unb gu fuurren. RbeumatismuS, gertcpfuns, sra,
larta, Rterenletben unb bic Grippe rdumen pcr benz
8itters has Gelb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22

SIT nt6t n6tbis, oante Sbusu "a
ipanbten li6 oiele 5u Dem Oiden. u5rdus
lein Inna tutrb uns auartier oeri9af-
fen :"
rsber, Nonei, mo oe,n ?D nlsis,te be.
iorst M9l.
ngeim Gater auf'm Biebl, ii flbr.
oie 9erri6aftsn binauf, bort 1T Plas
genmg."
naber, 9tonei. neibt ia, ml. sr lit
unb iest in Der giaht =" parr1ie agl.
sd ptro's fdon MAIDEN, Wtutter.
Der 9err, Der bat gang redt, Elm
S6anofled wdr's fiir unier 6ans !! go
etne bobe 9erri6aft."
fSprtfebuns fplet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
9lergern fib iiber WepltfeS ,,Erpft=
aenanfen."

Die 8er0ffentli6unsen Der r9ro1tgee
banfen" aus bem Na6la1e Moltfes
f6eint ben nltrafonierpatiuen Iebr un=
bequem su.iein. 9ie yGonierp. @orr."
perfteigt ii6 iogar gu folgenber 8es
bauptung:
n9aB es ein bebauerli9er MiBgriff
gepefen 1T, bic ySroitsebanfen" beS
oeremigten groBen S6meigers, bes
tiefreligi6fen Selbmarf9alls 8rafem
b. MOltfe, Der Seffentli6feit gu iibers
geben, lpirb bon ben aufri6tigen 9(ns
bdngern 6es 9eimsegangenen ii9erli6
augegeben Derben. Was elm GROCER
Denfer in einiamen Stunben gum 3ros
ite fiir fi6 ielbf, ipenn i'm einmal ein
3meifel erfaiien pollte, niebergei9riez
ben bat, 1T ni6t fir bic sroBe Mense
beftimmt
DAB bic 6erren &eaftiondre, itatt
ii6 aus ben Nuf5ei6nungen Moltfe's
bic Sebre 5u nebmen, baB man tiefreli<
giDs fein fann, o1ne ortbobor au iein,
bas S9riftitiid lieber Der Oeffentli9,
felt entaogen geieben bdtten, 1T Bel ibs
rer ltets betbdtigten Praris ni6t tueiter
pertDunoerli6. Wir biirfen ltns gez
troit iebe aritit eriparen, 9tur m16z
ten mir bic u@onierb. Corr" unb lire
Inbdngeridaft 6arauf anfmerffam
MAIDEN, baB es ii6 bel ben 9lufsei9s
nungen bes 8rafen Moltfe feineslpegs
um -bas banbelt, mas elm GROCER Oenz
fer. ptpenn ibn einmal elm 3tpeifel err
fafen iolte," niebergei9rieben bat;
bielmebr iin6 bic rSroitgebanfen,
ipie, abgefeben bon allen anberen
&enn5ei9en, f9on baraus berborgebt,
baB ibr 8erfafer lie elmer mebrfa6en
Hmarbeitung unter3ogen-bat, Der bDuig
ausgerelfte IuSbrnd Der innerHen relis
gioien ueberaeugungen unb @mpfinz
bunsen bes Jelbmarf6alls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
90 ,ollte In iebcm Sauie Sciu.

s. D. agilicu, 81 GIap Strabe, Sbarpsburs, 9a., i,
fur S6ntntiu6t, Suiten unb Grtdltuns ien, benn
hafelbe babe iene Grau sebeilt weIe mad etnem bsf
itsen Anfale her GRIPPE" BON ber 9uHsen Gnt;hn=
wanbten WttieI pirfunsslcS s.btieben paren. o6ert
Barrier rcn @octsport, 9a., erildrt, hab Or. aiuss
Rtue Grfneuns tbm mebr senist babe, ala rsenb ct.
mas, mas er sesen ietne eunsentrantbett eebraudt
butte. Gs siebt ntttS 8sHsrss. Ran periu6e IS /
Grett prcbesSaiten in Der apptbefe ron ghrIpb
6rets, abompirn 4 Go. Grcbe 6Iaiteu 30 GentB
unh 81 .O0
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
:. Sauer's Saloon.

gde 8illitaz unb @artsnsS Strabe, nabe
Der Bride. Seberaeit Elm frii6es, fiibz
leg Glas Sagerz unb WeiBsgier, lowie
Der feinite warme unb falte 2und
gratis. 9aS tiiblfc 2ofal III Der
Stabt; tets frii6e, seiunbe 2uft. Sm
5tpciten Stode cine 6ale fir 8creine,
9enaHut SermanassS6b 6bnesSalle.
). Bauer, @igentbiimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
Slpmie Saiaett !!
8lpmie 9aiue,s !!

Slnmfe Sailen! &lDmie 9ailem!
gSBe aaan uab bntn sat IS Gents, 81 $125, $3.50
$50 Seoene Saaen ba6 gearbeet nit abOt guin uub t
ngenoen aragn unb Nanetn m unb bbn 81 bis $3.50
e 5aiaen ar 9amen Gents 81 llnier
a pom unterug TT bn 3d. 80 gHomeu
uno Die m 40 Gents aus niern 65 so unb so Gents mmern
.3u IL VentS.
gn aa gebrndea aua n aa seDrudtem oafelne spe aau
martn g0nge Site Sauna Seibe Ss nb Safon
npabe saaren l abra per ab perauf
ben; mir peraufu te nur am Mttmo6 su II Gents.
Snncb 2Drbe! Sttncb 80rbe!
l3l Dnbeno 2und nit Dedel ri gut qmadt batu 0os
on far nur 10 en 6aa0nn @r6Be 20 Cents
@ro 70 Gents paptSorbe bab guibd @ 90 Des III
lBer Srage ener Der befn Bargains bic mir als
llen tt1Nlic)en 9lrtifeln eSebeu ssreitao
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22
9lnf Ghamberlains 4nlifz. 6

Inf @bamberlainS &olifs, @6os
leras unb Siarrboe Wiittel fann man
ii6 INNER oerlaiien. @s 1T angenebm
ein5unebmen un6 furirt &rdmpfe, Gbos
lera WtorbuS, Sur6fall unb 9pienterie
in ibren f6limmiten Sormen. Sebe
Jamllie iollte bamit perforgt iein. Sir
25 unb 30 Gents bic Slai6e gu babeu
bel ben @potbefern &altener e Son,
Doubling & Tloob, q. 9reiB, $.
S6u6arb, @obn & @o., S. s. 6arrie
ION unb Stalteper & S6u9arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-22

2afet feline Geritopfuns eintreteu.
ylebnet 8ee@am's Villen.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-30
FROM BOISE CITY.
Democrats Looking Forward 10 mig
victory-Other Nsw.y Notes.

Democrats Looking Forward 10 Mig
victory-Other Nswsy Notes.
srcria, Dispatch 10 the STANDARD
BOISE, Idaho, Oct. c9.-Chairman Till.
inghast OF the democratic state central
committee claims that the Weaver and
Field electors will carry tho state by $500
majority. and the democratic state ticket
will he elected by loo plurality over tho
republican. The democrats will have .
big closing rally of the campaign here
next Saturday night. A special train will
be run from Pocatello. A round-trip half.
fare rate from points on the Utah NORTH
ern from Pocatello and Wood River points
to Shoshone.
Another $50 has been found to Wilkes
credit to the Baptist committee.
A special to the Eren ng Mad from
Glenn's Ferry says: A REPETITION Of the
fight of two weeks ago came OF here last
last evening, in which A. 5. Fletcher OF
Mountain Home and Henry Underwood,
colored, were the principals. The haht
was given To Fletcher in the fifth round on
a foul. Considerable money changed
hands.
julia Marlowe will open the new Column
bian theatcr Dec. II.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-30

ON OCTOBER GOTH, IS4I, the
great armory or storehouse. an
imposing range of buildings
forming part Of the Tower Of
London, was destroyed by fire.
An overheated fue caused the
eonAagration which nearly re-
suited in the destruction of the
White, Round and Jewel Towers,
and other parts of this historic
monument of the middle ages.
Some 10000 stand of small
arms were made useless. and
loss of ST. 900. 900 sustained
For this entire week we give
our whole attention to Clothing,
both for mems wear and boys and
children Our windows show a
very attractive display in both
branches. For gentlemen we are
offering extraordinary values in
Suits and Ovcrcoats such as nc
other house can show. Our special
is the line of SIS Suits in single
and doublc-brcasted also straight
cut. which We show in all fabrics,
made to fit and to please the eye
We have Boys Suits and Over
coats to suit all tastes and prices
to please all. We call particular
attention to this line for we want
to clothe all the little people OF
the town. and il price and goods
are to be taken into consideration
we will succeed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-30
UTES ON The WARPATH
They Threaten 10 Cause Serious
Trouble In Colorado.
WHITE PEOPLE FRIGHTENED
Indians Leave Their Reservation
and Roam Without Restraint
Through the Country
Killing Game.
special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch TO the standard
MEEKER, Colo, Oct. 29.-Trouble with
the utes Is expected. Taking advantage
of the removal of the troops from Fort
Duchesne. the White River Utes have left
their reservation and are camped on ths
head of Spring creek, about 30 miles b.
low Mceker and about ~ miles from the
reservation. They are slaughtsring deer
by the thousands for their hides, while the
bold and defiant manner in which they are
conducting themselves alarms the settlers
who fear q repetition of the outbreak OF
1857. The infantry have already left Fort
Duchesne and the fact that the cavalry
are to leave on the fifteenth of next month
has caused the agent and his subordinstes
to send in their resignations to take effect
Mt once. Two range cattlemen arrived
from Douglas creek to-day and report
about 90 sava.es on Spring creek and 30
more on Douglas. Tho county commits
sioners In session yesterday sent Sheriff
Toycy to order them back. Game War
den Taylor left for Spring creek this
morning. They are determined to drive
the Utcs out and stop the wholesale kill
ing of our game. An appeal will be msds
to the governor and IL the state cannot
find means TO protect the game the citi-
zens can. The most intense excitement
prevails among the settlers on lower
White river.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-30
MAOINNIS AT HAVRE.
Greeted by Enthusiastic Democrats-A
Grand Rally.

Grand Rally.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HAvRE. Oct. 29.-Tonight this city wit.
messed the greatest political meeting ever
held IN the Milk River valley. Major Mar
tin Maginnis was the orator OF the occa.
sion, and was greeted ~ the dspot lay the
Broadwater Flambeau club of Chinook
and the Fort Assinaboine military band.
The city was ablaxc with bonfires and
illuminations. The hall was crowded to
it's utmost capacity, and the great mum.
bcr who were unable to gain admission
missed the pleasure of hearing MaRinnis
pay his respects 70 Messrs. Richards and
Blake and their fraudulent creations in
the United States senate. The issues OF
the day were handled In a forciblc man
ner. The speaker was applauded through
out. Major Maginnis was accompanied
by d. G. Browne, chairman Of the county
committee. The speech was pronounced
the most able and convincing one deliv.
cred in Havre during the campaign.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-30
WRECK OF THE RoUMANIA.
Moro Than . Hundred Persoas Drowns<
-Isodies Washed Ashore.

-Isodies Washed Ashore.
LISBON. Oct. 29.-The place whore the
Anchor line steamer Roumania, was
wrecked, is q little to the northeast OF
Cape Carvonaire. II 10 supposed that on
account Of the severe westerly gales
tho steamer made more leeway
than the captain counted upon,
bringing the vessel nearer the shore
than was supposed. OF l2 souls
on board. passengers and crew. only seven
were saved. There were no life-saving APP
plianccs in the neighborhood of the wreck.
Tho steamer 10 breaking up and the cargo
coming ashore all along the coast. 4
heavy fog Was prevailing when the vessel
struck. Seven nearly nude bodies have
washed ashore, indicating that the people
on board were In their bcrths when the
steamer came aground. Cavalry are pa.
trolling the shore to prevent the Wholesale
robbery OF the bodies and cargo.
bp. m.-Furthcr details from Pcnische
show that Captain Hamilton, Lieutenant
Roche and seven Lascars were saved. A
newspaper correspondent who reached
Penische telegrapns that the wreck oc.
Cured at II o'clock Thursday night. The
steamer struck in front of the little sea-
coast village OF Gronhc, between Penische
and Foxdarillo. The scene Of the wreck
is desoiation itself. Beyond n few huts,
occupied by miseraby poor fishermen,
there is not a sign of human life In tho
vicinity. Tho coast line is q barren
stretch OF sand backed by high cliffs. and
no worse place for human assistance to
reach the wreck could la found.
When the Roumania struck the night
was dark and the sea running high. The
steamer had been driven out Of her course
by the storm and lost her hearings in this
fog. 10y which she was surrounded. After
the storm was somewhat abatcd she
struck on mass Of jagged rocks and the
sea soon broke her TO pieces. The whole
coast east from obidos TO San Maptino ID
s,rewn with wreckagc. A party OF sea
faring men from Penische made diff
cult Journey to Gronhc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-30
ANACONDA FOR THE CAPITAL


Tho First Enthuetnsm In Llvhn8sp9u
New Opera House.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 2s.-For one hour and
threc-quarters the people of this city ad.
mrcd, laughed and applauded the views
Of Anaconda and the entertainment OF
tho Standard Stercopticon company to-
night. This was the first attraction In
the elegant Hefferlin opera house, which
has just been completed and Is n perfect
gem of a thcater. An orchestra gave
excellent music and the opening
was q thorough success. II was
estimated that 1,3Oo crowded the
balcony, aisles and lower floor and boxes.
Anaconda for the capital was on every
ones lips tonight and the way cvery
feature was received evidenced the fact
that the Copper city will show such fast
gait in Park county that the others will
have hard time keeping up. Helena and
Great Falls agents Witnessed the display
tonight. More than 1.o00 OF the blue
badges of the winner In the capital race
were given out. and every man one meets
tonight wears one on the lapel Of his coat.
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stevenson In ws.t virginia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. 29.-Adlai
Stevenson was greeted here to-day by big
crowds, people from the surrounding
country attending tho meeting. In the
afternoon there was a procession OF 600
people. including nearly 2,JO mounted
men. Near the state house a stage had
been erected from which Stevenson re-
viewed the parade aud spoke to the crowd.
He spoke nearly two hours, dealing prin-
cipally with the tariff and force bill.
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Mia. Knowles ut Granite.
srec,sl Dispatch to the standard.

special Dispatch TO the s'a1dard
GRANITE. Oct. 29.-Miss Ella Knowles
received hearty welcome from the peo-
pie of Granite this afternoon. A largely
attended meeting was held. and Miss
Knowles spoke in her usual vein and was
listened 10 with much attention. Fred
Kramer. cand date on the peoples party
ticket for clerk and recorder. made
speech mainly devoted to tariff issues.
Other prominent members Of the third
marty also addressed the meeting.
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Raid I'm New Jersey

JERSEY CITY. n. j., Oct. 29.-Iion. White
law Reid received royal welcome from
500 New Jersey republicans tonight.
having come hero on invitation Of the
Union League club. which gave dinner
in his honor. After the banquet he re-
viewed procession and then proceeded
to tho rink. where lie addressed crowd.
He said that the stories about apathy In
Indiana are wrong. He had just been
through that state. he said, and II never
has been more aroused in 25 years.
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The President at Home.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-The presidential
party arrived nj o'clock this afternoon.
Tho so-callcd "accident" to the train Oh
it's homeward trip. few miles west Of
Columbus, was trifing affair. The
president spoke with evident feeling Of
his deep appreciation of the marked sym
pathy and consideration displayed by pco-
ple nt all points en- route.
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To EAicnd Ils Line.

New ORLEANS, La. Oct. 9.-Thc Times
Democrats Monterey, Mexico. special says !:
Hon. Delfin Sanchez. who is widely known
as the railroad king of Mexico, arrived to-
day from an extended visit in Paris and
London. He says he has been successful
In securing the capital necessary for the
construction of an extension of the Inter.
Oceanic road from Pueblo TO Acapulco.
Work ON the new line is now in progress.