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The Progress., 1893-04-29

Heavy colorrd mating. worth
= j0 a piece. 40 yards i'm pi,,c.
1T .---'--..-.--.. .....-.. ..-.--...- -
Extra heavy. N5pouuI, colorci r-at-
ling, worth 81 20. ~ yards iu
piece, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. : y
Very tine damask mating. ~
pounds, seamless. worth Sl6 p
piece, i0 yard, in piece, al. SD .
Heavy seamless coIor,d matnugs.
would hc cheap 1t 81 20 Ijc,.c.
~ yards in piece. .at...............- q"
ENtra heavy smyrna rug>, i3Xi0.
worth u -. dt................. -,
Extra heavy smyrna RUGS. 2!Xl6.
worth - p, AT ....... .........5 .,
Extra heavy smyrna rugs. 2iNGi.
worth - Od, at Observation-Disclosures. -
Extra heavy smyrna uc~. } 3'xGi.
worth - -, at .............-. = > 3
Extra heavy Smyrna rug. 3ix...
worth - 90. at at................... ; 2-
Extra heavy smyrna rug. i.NSG.
sofa Silr. worth SS ~. .;it..........@ q @-
90 dozen knotted fringe damasN
towels, worth l5r, ouly............ loc
80 dozen knotfed fringe damask
towels, cheap at Do, on y......... - e.
30 dozen knotted fringe dama~k
towels, double hplu--titchpd. extra
Slze, sold elsewhere al iJc, only. 25o
10 dozen huck towels. hcm->titChcd,
extra size, worth ;;Jc. at........... 2jc
80 dozen huck towels. extra size.
worth 50c, will be- sod at.......... sc
The Progress., 1893-04-29

The Louisiana politicians motto is
that the people have Lo rights which
he is called on to respect
The Progress., 1893-04-29

That it is politics and excusable, is
tue dishonest mans plea for his cor
rupt practices
The Progress., 1893-04-29
LIGHTING FREEZERs.

The best freezers in the market at
The Fair"
The Progress., 1893-04-29

When politicians learn to observe
She Golden Rule, then can the peo
/ pie afford 10 ertrust the affairs o.
government to them, but not unti
then
Let one and all, including the We
men and ministers, use their inilu-
pnce TO raise the standard in politics
Honor and Virtues voices are urg-
ing it.
The farmer has need to study poll
ties as be does the seasons; the latter
effect his crop, the former his soyer-
eigu and inherent rights.
When every one begins 10 respect
the rights Of others then will strife
and contentious cease on this mum
dane sphere.
What proportion OF cotton to
corn and other forage crops viii the
farmers plant this season
Es-a--R
The Louisiana politicians motto is
that the people have Lo rights which
lie is called on to respect.
-s-o
That it is politics and excusable, is
II I
The Progress., 1893-04-29

What proportion OF cotton to
corn and other forage crops viii the
farmers plant this season? ?
The Progress., 1893-04-29

He who will rob you of your politi-
cal rights will not hesitate to take
your gold.
The Progress., 1893-04-29
ASK TO SEE

Those elegant vase lamps, $50 each
at The Fair"
The Progress., 1893-04-29

Bed t1h'" GaGa~N I- Iuru.- r.1..
warranted fat ru'nr-. rN'rt
heavy, worth j9r " Nairt. pul,.... 90.
I,-G table damasl>. g., ii,uo~ vi-r.
warranted tI~t 'o .ui-. rsfu, tur.
worth 30 yari. only .......-.... toc
B'carhcd table dumaSt. warranted
good quauIr, worth Ia a wand,
WI L." sold at..........-. .......... .N.
Blcachcd table duma.k. warranted
good quality. worth C5c yard.
VII hr SOLD att. ...--.--...... -,
Blcarhed table damask. warranted
good quality, worth ,5c Yald,
VIII be- sod at........ ............ "nc
g. d'Hu white dama-S napkins.
~:Ir. worth 81 % a dozen. al. ..... GOc
g. 1oz.u white 3amask napkins.
>llr. gorth Il - a dozen, ;t...... s1r
90 lo..u white damask napkins.
~.zr. vorth - - ~ dozen, at....... -
20 'azru friuccd doylevs, worth sjc
Don -. oulN.-.....-.-... ...--.--- '''
- honey comb quilts. lar.c size,
cheap at Il, Wili be- sold at. q. zoe
5J houcr comb quilts. large Sig;
cheap Il u 10, will 80 at......... 95cI
20 honey comb quilts, large sic.
worth - -, will he sold tt........5 ~
- Mar.eille qult-, lar2e size. worth
- -, ly............. ...........@ ! -
- Marsc.ile quilts, large size. worth
- -. Ouly............ ............5 F., 10
The Progress., 1893-04-29

What is the condition OF the fruit
crop now
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
THEY Want 1T SETTLED
Democratic Leaders In the East Anxious
About Montana
REVIEWING THE MATTER
Senator German and Hon. w. G.
Whitney Consider the Ssna.
toriai Situation In
This state.

NEW YORK, Jan. GAN evening papss
says: Senator Arthur p. German OF
Maryland, chairman OF the democratic
steering committee Of tho senate, bad .
conference to-day with Hon. W. c. Whit
ney on tho situation in Montana. Senator
German Is confident that the democrats
will organize the senate even II the
troubles in Montana be not settled, but b
wants n democrat elected from that state
just the same. The situation In Montana
has been the subject Of several previous
conferences between democratic leaders.
and il was thought at one time that the
trouble there would bo settled. but Il has
broken out again since the legislature met.
Senator German and Mr.. Whitney will
communicate with party leaders In Mon
tana. and II the troubles there cannot be
settled by correspondence some one may
be sent out there to SEQ II the factions
within the party cannot be united.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
SERIOUSLY STABBED.
a Hungarian TRIES 20 Ktlt . Finlssass
At the Comet Mine.

a Hungarian TRIES 10 ktlt . Finlssase
At the Comet Mias.
special Dispatch to the standard
BASIN, Jan. GA stabbinR affair took
place this morning ut tho Comet milne.
eight miles from here, between . young
Finlander-liitlc more than boy-and .
big Hungarian. The men had just como
OF shift and had some trouble 1T the en-
gine house. which ended by tho Hungarian
saying. II will kill you." With this hs
started for his boarding house. tho Fin,
following soon after. Tho Hungarian
waited for the boy and after word, ,stabhed
him four times in tho back with his
candlestick.
The boys wounds will probably prove
fatal. A lynchinR party was speedily or
ganized. but Frank Murray intsrposed.
and prevailed upon the men to let the Law
take ITS course. The Hungarian 10 nov In
Jail In Boulder and tho Finiander was
taken to wickcs. Tis names OF the men
cannot be learned tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
HAD NO USE FOR Him
The Husband Of Z Variety Actress
felk Ills Tale Of Voc.
SHE GAVE HIM THE SHAKE
Dr. Bringie's Experience With
One OF the FairIes Well
Known In Montana
Towns.
peclal Dispatch to the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
SPOKANE. Jan. 23.-Dr. Brinels. who 10
well known In Seattle. Portland, San
Francisco and Montana towns. and who
10 husband Of Lille Mason, . well-known
variety actress who IL now partner OF Big
Bertha, tho confidence woman, In variety
show IN this city, arrived hore last night
from Denver where no went two weeks
ago. He had teleRraphed for his wife to
meet him at the train on his arrival, hut
she failed to do 40. Al an early hour this
morning he called ON his wife al her rooms
In the Umatilla block. and was promptly
informed, much to his surprise, that she
had no further use for him.
This announcement 90 shocked the doc
tor that he fell, and amid great excite.
ment the police and physicians wore sent
for. They found HIM writhing on the
floor. his form twitchinR couvulsively.
Ordinary rcstorativss werc applied and In
few minutes he rallied to consciousness
again. He opened his eyes slowly and
looked around tho room. and uttered q
shrek and again swooned away. He soon
came to again. and amid thronR OF sym
pathising females who had clustered
around the room, he related his story.
He said that for six years he was .
prosperous physician of Seattle. whore he
fell In love With and married Lille Mason.
who was filling an engagement In . vau-
deville theatre. He induced her to leave
the stage, but after three months he pcr-
mittcd hcr to again accept q aattering
offer. Tho fact OF this marriage to . va
risty actress broke zap his practice and
they left Seattle for Portland. Last sum-
mer they came to Spokane and went
A Ia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24

New YORK. Jan. 23.-The action Of
Thomas n. Uncles to dissolve tho Ma
iional Lead company, known as the "lcad
trust" was dismissed by Justice Andrews
Of the supreme court. BY the complaint.
tho Judge said. IL appears that Uncles be-
came party to an unlawful contract in
connection with the trust. and committed
an indictable offense. He, therefore, can
not ask relief in q court Of equity. The
court saws that there is reason tn believe
from the complaint that the action was
not brought In good faith.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
IT 10 RNoLisH. YOU KNOW.
Ransrs fhas nsstish Capital nas O.
troll Of the Pssaas Railroaa.

Rsnsss fAss nslsish Capital nas Go.
troll Of the Pssaaa RaiiroaA.
San Francisco, Jan. 4.-Ths Evs~tRe
Bxllstia says; A rumor 10 In circulsttoe
10 the eiSsct that the Panama railsced
has been sold by the Frenchnsn who 60.
trolled the majority of stock 70 eyuoi'
cate Of English capitalists. There y no
way 10 determine hsss the accuracy ee thae
rumor. Il u supposed TO have origiuatod
In New York. II Il should prove true, u
has double significance. In the hsss
place. u means . move on the part OF tne
British to eet control OF an eastern tran
cit across the American continent; In ths
next place, II means that the Panama
road will bo operated by . powerful imam.
cial concern; at least this 10 the view
business men tako Of the matter. The
road is said to be . good per cent.
proposition on an investment Of e900.00,.
600. The rumor goes to the extent that u
was agreed by the French stockholders
that ''when they parted with thoir inter
after the annual election Of the directors
Of the Panama road, which will take place
In April. Tie accuracy of all this must
he learned at New York II Il can be learned
officially anywhere, under tho alleged
aRrecments OF secrecy.
The contract with the North American
Navigation COMPANY 10 binding for q Pc
riod Of 10 yoars without reference TO the
question OF ownership. Me present Pam
anna road directory having authority to cx.
ecute o contract and to bind the company
for tho period named.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
The SAME OLD STORY
Latest From the Last Chance Gllch
Battle Pisld.
STILL VOTING FOR SENATOR
No Change In the Situation
Bills Acted Upon In the
Senate and the
House.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 3.-If there 10 anythin
new In the senatorial situation, nobody
appears to know anything about II. Peo-
pie have ceased to look for surprise, and
the daily ballot seems to DO losing its in
tcrest to the populace. The usual crowd
assemblies in tho chamber of tho house ut
noon every day, good many lawyers and
business men going purely as matter of
habit.
Some littlo alarm was felt by the demo-
Gratis this morning over the reported alb
sence Of three democratic members Of tho
house without a pair, but at the roll call
everybody showed up except the IL per-
sons paired. The result OF those pairs
was to reduce Sanders voto to q and
Clark's to IS. Dixon's II were all there
like a stone wall.
1t was announced to-day that Davidson,
the sick member, has abandoned his pro-
posed trip to Hot Springs. Ark.
Tho following are the nominations sent
by Governor Richards to the senate to-
day: For boiler inspector, George Blinn
of Butte; for assistant boiler inspector. ID.
A. Thetce of Helena; for veterinary sur
geon, DR.. Herbert Holloway-reappoint.
ment-of Helena.
On motion of McDermott consideration
OF the appointments was postponed till to.
morrow, and the senate attended to some
routine business and ad journcd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
HE SUES THE UNITED STATES.
The Claims Of Ensign 0rmsby Laid ne
fore the Courts.

The Claims OF Ensign 0Pmsby Laid Ne
fore the Courts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-George r. Ormsby.
ensign Of the United States navy, has b.
gun q suit In the United States circuit
court for s5.3iS. o portion of bis salary
which he alleges was illegally retained.
Ormsby was tried by court martial In Cali
fornia in May, 1896, on . charge Of con.
duct to the prejudice Of good order and
discipline, and on beinR found guilty was
subjected to i've distinct sentences. The
first was suspension from duty; the sec
ond, suspension from rank; third, degra-
dation for two years; fourth, loss Of all
pay except $50 per month, and fifth, pub
lie rcprimand by the secretary Of the navy.
Ormsby refused to do work subordinate
TO tho duty he was first performing, and
the consequence was he was confined
from Jan. q. 1889. to June following in
tho navy yard prison At Mares Island,
CAL, and subsequently discharged.
Ormsby claims that tho original court
martial was improperly constituted. and
had power only to try o private In the ma
rine corps. He still claims TO he an en-.
sign in the navy. and entitled to the q, SIS
withheld from him for threS ycars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24

TO-DAY a grand conference
Of Christian Prohibitionists will
meet in Philadelphia.
The purpose Of the assem-
blagc is to more clearly de-
fine the attitude Of the various
Christian churches toward the
liquor traffic, and the "Voice"
is sponsor for the gathering.
Such prohibitionists as H. A..
Thompson. Neal Dow, ]. w.
Bruce, Henry Ware, DIR. ]. G.
L. Myer. John Hipp, ]. c. Zook.
Rev. A. Z. Tuck and others will
attend.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
THE MEN WELL PLEASED.
Ending Of the rrainmen's Coafssenes
with Union Pacific Onlcisis.

hsuutuR Ot tuo Erhln"eue SootobvooD
with Union Pacific Omcisis.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
OMAHA, Jan. 23.-The joint grievance
committee Of the conductors. trainmeu
and firemen of the Union Pacific ter
minated its conference with General Man
ager Clark to-day. While there were no
serious questions presented for considera-
ton. there was number OF matters re-
quirina official Interpretation and these
made the list sufficiently large to require
tho undivided attention OF the president
and assistant general manager for several
days. The conductors wanted their
schedule adopted last year interpreted by
the heads OF the departments. The train
men had up tho old problem Of overtime.
while the flrcmcn had other grievances
and also overtime and schedules to bs
considered. Then there were individual
cases TO he considered. men laid on by tho
division superintendent, but without
reasonable cause known to the grievance
committee. and SO matters were con-
stantiy added until the offenses were
numerous. The road granted all the re-
quests Of the men.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
N~brasha.. seuatorini FIeht.

LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 23.-The fifth joint
ballot for United States senator showed
no special feature other than the with.
drawal of John NJ. Thurston. republican.
Powers. populist, held tho independent
vote, receiving 43, while Paddock. owing
to several absentees. received but "a.
Chief Justice Maxwell received one and Is
being talked Of as dark horse. while the
withdrawal of Thurston 10 said by some
to mean tho election OF Governor Crounsc.
who is said to be very favorably regarded
by several populists In tho event Of their
going TO the republicans.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
TO
ATTRACT
ATTENTION |

and to give you good value for
your money VIC are offering our
entire clothing stock at ridicu-
lously low prices. Our window
presents a splendid array of
mems suits that telltheir own tales.
From $40 to SIS you get a suit
that before brought fully fifty
per cent. more. But our stock is
large and much broken up fit and
some one must get the bene of it.
listers are still in great demand
and We are selling a few daily at
the liberal reduction. We allow
20 per cent. remember on all
ulsters.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
Rack From H.. Castle.

New YORK, Jan. 23.-Andrew Carnegie
arrived from Europe this morning. Il Is
understood he intends to go at once to
Pittsbura to adjust the troubles growing
out of the Homestead strike.
When tho party arrived at Carnegie's
house at West Fifty-iirst street. Henry
Clay Frick met his chief aud for several
hours the two were closeted together. To
all requests for an interview Carnegie
sent word he had nothing to say for publi-
cation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
LAWMAKERS OF IDAHO.
bills Iasredsesd 10 both Hessss ef shs
Legislaturs Yesterday.
Special DispAtch TO the standard.


Bilis Iasredsssd 10 sssh Hessss ef shs
Legisistars Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
Boise, Idaho. Jan. 23.-In tho senate to-
day White gave notice OF . bill pending
for the formation OF new counties In the
state. Neiil asked unanimous consent to
introduce bill fixing the term Of district
courts.
In tho house Cleveneer Of Ada gave
notice that he would introduce bill pro.
vidinR for the location Of tho state aRricul.
tural college In the Payette valley. Helm
Of Shoshone introduced q bill providing
for tho location Of state school OF mines
at Osburn. Shoshone county. Snyder OF
Lemhi introduced bill prov idins that
the secretary OF state shall bo ex-ofilcio
state insurance commissioner, and that
insurance companies doing business In
this state shall deposit with the commits
sioner bond Of $4,000. Hopper of Latah
introduced a bill providing that the state
treasurer shall loan tho mono ys Of the
state to the bank that will pay the highest
rate Of interest upon daily balances. He
also introduced q bill providing that the
salary of the state treasurer shall, after
the first Monday in January, 1895, he E, 500
per annum instead of 81 900 as at present.
Mills OF Bingham introduced bill provid.
ing that when . legal holiday shall fall
upon q Sunday. the Monday following
shall be . legal holiday. Bangs of Latah
presented . bill prescribing tho duties Of
the trustees and trcasurers Of the school
districts Of the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
AFTER SIX YEARS.
The Melted Case OF Father Koiasinki Ne
fore Monsignor satoiii.

The Noted Case OF Father K0tsstnki Ne.
fore Monsigner satolii.
nDayRorr, Mich, Jan. GA local papor
hays that Father Kolasinki has been In
Washington In obedience to o summons
from Monsignor Satolli, papal delegate.
for conference on the troubles that led TO
bis separation from ST. Albcrtus Polish
church SIX years ago. and setting up nm
Independent church Of his own. II Is nc.
ceptcd 10 mean that amnesty is to be cx.
tended to the Detroit Polish priest who
tieficd the orders Of his bishop to withdraw
from his charge and who had boon able TO
hold his large following Of Catholic Poles,
Notwithstanding the warning that all who
adhered to him would fall under the ban
Of the church.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
No Liberty for Her.

PHMApELPHIA. Jan. 23.-Ths case Of
Mrs. Josephine Cope. widow Of Millionaire
Caleb Cope, who was recently committed
to the Pennsylvania hospital for the In.
sane. came up to-day on o writ Of halDcas
corpus. An application for her detention
In the asylum made by o younger son,
Porter Z. Coye. Her eldest son, Cabel
Cope, desired her release. After hearing
the testimony to-day relative to the con.
dition of Mrs. Cope's mind, Judge Hare
refused to grant her liberty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
or H,s Own Free viii.

Ambrose voluntarily appeared In the
United States court to-day and surren-
hguanght in 1850. He was then clerk OF the
Uutted States court and charged with
falpe entries In his books and defrauding
the epvernment Of q large sum. While
the psrjury case was on trial he suddenly
ned ond was never arrested. He was to.
dAS released on o bond Of 5000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
Thorough.

One great secret Of success 10 thorough.
ness. Haphafard luck 10 not safe in.
vestment but pcrscvcring push that works
with all it's might takes everything before
Il. and becomes the admired of all behold.
ers. The Connell company show this TO
he their motto-thcir action of including
all their fine stock Of novelty dress pat
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24

the beer In the vat, would often say to his
men. "Givc Il another taste of the malt,
boys" That spirit made the brewer for
tune and raised him to the pcerage. In
preparing for their lace sale this week the
Connell company thought ut first OF only
putting certain makes and prices ON the
counter. but they ultimately decided to
give another "taste OF the malt aud n
sweeping reduction ON every piece of lace
i'm the whole stock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
FRANCES SENSATION.
Lies Told In the Panama Canal Investi-
ration.

CATION.
PARIS. Jan. 3.-Clcmenceau before the
parliamentary commission to-day said NJ.
Stephane. despite the statements 10 the
contrary. had told many persons that he
had handed Clcmenccau Reinach's list Of
parsons compromised by the Panama
bribery. Stephane, he said, undoubtedly
was intriguing against him. The sub.
commission appointed to examine tho rc-
cords Of tho underwriting syndicates
which helped float the Panama loans. re-
ported that they had found evidences Of
enormous frauds. Tho so-called under.
writer's employed many lobbyists and
other intermediates whose business was
to give bribes.
The report Of the autopsy on Reinach's
body states that no trace OF poison was
found. but that the examining physicians
are unable to assert that Reinach died Of
natural causes. Reiuach's body was not
exhumed until decomposition Was far ad.
vanccd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
Greessins Wants 10 Fight

BosroS. Jan. .3.-GeorRe Lewis, the
hacker Of Alex GreRgains. has posted .
forfeit of $500 in the hands OF Capt. A.
Cooke aud has issued . challenge to fight
any middleweieht in the world before any
recognized athletic club in America, and
prefers Young Mitchell.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
spssks Louder Than words.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The petition
clerk Of the house document room 10 liter
ally swamped with many thousands Of pc
titions from all sections Of tho country.
praying congress TO enact legislation for
the opening OF the Worlds Columbian ex-
position on Sunday. To-day there was
about 10000 TO bo recorded and the asso-
ciates of the petition clerk arc assisting
him I'm his iabors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
Cholera In 0rrmany.

BunLIN. Jan. 23.-Choiera In the wsiben
iuuatic asylum ut Halle grows worse in
type and moro destructive. Tho total
number Of cases since the beginning of
the outbreak 10 81 OF which 81 have
already proved fatal.
There have been six new cases Of chol.
ssA and one death In tho Nielben insane
asylum to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
Greshnm n. Fully In II.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Teller
of Colorado is quoted rs saying
Judge Gresham could either he member
of Cleveland's cabinet or member of the
supreme court. Blackford and Field of
the supreme bench will soon retire OH nc
count of age. aud Lamar Is incapacitatcd
tired.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
AMONG THE FIGHTERS.
BILLY Plimmsr Challenges 0sorgs Dlxs'
SOL smith Heard From.

WI bthIth neaFo ETOms
New YORK, Jan. 23.-The champion
bantamweight. Billy Plimmer Of England,
to-day issued . challenge to fGht ths
feaiherweieht. George Dixon. at li2 pounds
for s2 500 to 800 side and the feather
weight championship OF the world. Sol
Smith OF San Francisco 10 also desirous
OF fighting Dixon. His hacker. Jack
Abrahams. has issued . challenge and viii
bet &, 800 on the side. The fight 10 to b
for the championship Of the world ct liz
mounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-24
The Bancrofs All Right.

NEWPORT. Il. l., Jan. 23.-Ths naval
cadet ship Bancroft this afternoon was
given her final trial over the mile eourss,
and preparatory TO the four hours' run ~
seq which she will make the first fair day.
The naval board expresses sstisfAction
with the vessel and her work. The engines
work almost to perfection.