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EXCURSIONS,

,; nNE DAY SAVED BY TAKING
J Santa Fe excursions to Kan
ttgss City, st. Louis, Chicago, New
York and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every
Wednesday; personally conducted through 10
Chicago and Boston; family tourist sleepers to
Kansas City and Chicago daily. Low rates and
quickest time Oflice, I39 n. Spring ST. 2 IN
TlHfI,Ilpg EXCURSION PERSONALLY con.
4 Quoted via Rio Grande Western, Denver
and Rio Grande an Rock Island route leave
Los Angeles every Tuesday, crossing the Sierra
Ncvadas and passing entire Rio Grande seem
cry by daylight. Office 1873 S. Spring ST. 12-9tf
TUDsON's EXCURSIONS EAST LEAVE
81 Mondays for Chicago, New York and Bos-
ton via Rio Grande Western and Denver and
Rio Grande railways, arriving from Chicago.
New y ork and Boston every Wednesday,
ONCE 2l2 S Spring st. LII ii
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1x1E LEAp: orHERs FOLLOW. PRIoE

w per pound: Boiling beef, &c pounds
rib steak l5c: sirloin, tenderloin or porter
Louse steak. l2l5c; prime rib roast, 10c; fresh
or salt pork leaf lard and any kind OF sausage,
1oc; REX hams l-15c; Nicnic hams, &c; leg OF
mutton G; pounds OF kettle rendered lard,
srri,',, ~ 1-30 1y
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MODERN SHORT HAND, sLOAN-DU-
VI ployan short hand and type-writing in
stitute opens March Il, 1894, at 142 s. Main
ST. sloan -DuployGn system, simplest. easiest
and most legibie system in the world. Speed
OF l25 words per minute guaranteed in three
months or money refunded. Tuition $40.
students entering ii rst week $35, full course
NM. L. TIDBALL, president. 80 1ni
EROBEL INSTITUTE-CASA DE ROSAs--
II Adams street, corner Hoover. viii begin
second quarter January 8, 1894. Circulars
sent and all information given upon applica-
ton MRS. CAROLYN NJ. \. ALDEN, Casa de
RosAs. 9-27 If
GCHOOL FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING AND
> elocutOn. Glasses every day and Monday
and Friday evenings. Apply to MISS NAOMA
ALFREl, room 10, 226 S Spring.
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DERSONAI--NIRS. PARKER, lCLAIRVOY-
i ant; consultation on business, love, mar
riage, disease mineral locations, lie reading,
etc. Take University electric ears to Forester
ave. and Hoover ST. go west on Forester a""-
3 blocks to Vine ST., second hous@
of nv
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ClIII,OPODIsr.
CONTRACTORS

MISS {. STAFFER, CHIROPODIST AND
WI massage. 81 W. First ST., opp. Nadeau
1924 If
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CONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE BITUMIN-
~ Gus and asphalt paving; 237 w, First st.
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Persons wanting situations, help, or wishing
to rent, buy or sell property, VIII 40 "eii W
advertise in THE HERALD,
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7 OWN 10 HOUSES. FURNISHED AND UN-
L furnished, for rent; also 400 building lots
for sale on installments and acreage for sub
Hill ST l2-12 If
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7 OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
II ANDENGLlSH TRAINING SCHOOL.
Qneorporatedl, Al South Main street.
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand type
writing, telegraphy, assaying and all English
branches. Large, able and mature faculty OF
instructors. Day and evening sessions. Terms
reasonable Call at Office or write for elegant
KELSEY, vice president; L l. INSKEEP, sec
retary. 9-l6 "
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-......-..' 4
q CENTS PER LINE PER DAY:
81 PER LINE PER MONTH
Special rates for longer perlou !.
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FOR kENr-HOUsEs

NOR RENT - FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
n nished, modern 6-room 2-story house,
1870 W, Pico; large grounds everything new
and convenient. MARKS & LEVY, 346 5.
Spring st. $40 ii
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FURNISHED ROOMS - GRAND PACIFIC,
Il main entrance 42315 South Spring St;
large handsomely furnished rooms at soc, 75c
and 81 per day; 81. so week and upwards.
:}-5 I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XITANTED-THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
w wishes to secure propositions for site
for tourist hotel in Los Angeles with view
to submitting the same to possible investors
For particulars address the Secretary OF the
Chamber. Proposals must be submitted before
April l ST. SO ii
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DHYsICIAN WANTS A GOOD LOCATION
i TO practice in either Los Angeles or san
Bernardino county. Address J. L. SHAW, NJ.
D., lOOl Eighteenth st. San Francisco.
3-23 2t
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NOR SALE Il SMALL WORMINGTON
L steam pump, l Troy shirt-ironer, Stur-
tevant blower and laundry tables. 409
Bradbury. 1928 1t
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NOR SALE-A GOOD PHAETON AND NEW
i harness cheap for cash at ROWAN'S CAR
RIAGE SHOP, GIG n. Main st. 1923 3t
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7 osT-BRoWN MARE WITH RUPTURE on
II her belly. Finder please return to L.
Long, opposite Main-street car stables, Agri-
cultural Park, and receive reward. 3-22 3t
Z OsT-BLACK CLOTH WRAP ADDRESS
II 72S Pearl street. 80 ii
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


T1OR SALE-GUM WOOD, STOVE LENGTH,
l. Sc a cord on ground; $3.50 for 10-cord
lots. Call or address JIM DUGOWANNA, Old
Mission road, three miles from city. 800 At
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FOR RENT-kOoMs.

FOR RENT-kOOMS.
TVHE NASHVILLE, 236 WINSTON ST, IL
1 blocks from postofice; comfortable fur
nished rooms, single or en- suite rates very
cheap. We invite inspection and guarantee
satisfaction. 81 I'm
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Va TANTED AT ONCE-ALL KINDS OF SEC
w ond-hand furniture for spot cash highest
prices paid. LEWIS & ANDERSON, 312 S,
Nam ST. Tel 1lOS. 1-10 If
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LOST AND FOUND.

XXTANTED-RoOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w by gentleman. Address E. s. r., Box so,
this office 3-23 2t
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YETANTED-YOU TO SAMPLE OUR ENG
w lish Breakfast, Oolongs, Japans, Ceylons
at the English Tea and Coffee Company, 31l
w Second ST 3-6 5m
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EOR SALE-12 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
L land and 2-story house at High land Park;
all modern Improvements; the house alone
cost 5000; title perfect; will sell at once for
$500; what excuse have you got for not Jump
ing at this bargain? Address TITLE. box 80,
this office.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EOR sALE-OLp PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
Il to suit at this office.
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EoR SALE-$500O; A MANUFA CTURING
L business in the city; now paying about
800 per month clear everything complete
and in first-class location and cheap rent;
owner engaged in other business the reason
for selling; rare chance for business man.
T. j. CUDDY, 2O6 \. Spring st. 3-2l 81
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ALL OVER THs COUNTY.
Aaaoenda.ssr-ths-Capisai Clubs spriss.
isg Up EvsPywhsrs.

Aaaoonda.ser-ths-Cap Clubs sprlne.
isg Up Evsrywhsrs.
BUTTE, Sept. 29.-During the week there
has been steady growth IN the snthusi.
asm for Anaconda for the capital of Mon.
tana. Besides the general club Of Silver
Bow county, with headquarters at No. zoe
North Main street, smaller clubs have
been organised In tho suburbs about
Butte. South Butte has club Of abou,
l26 members. Tho Suburban club in
Arizona street has membership of 1876.
The Walkerville club numbers consider.
ably moro than 100 members. The Austro-
American club has a3 members. The
Meaderville club started in two nights ago
with 80 members. The colored club has Q
substantial membership and the Saratoga
Capital club has more than 100 members
on its rolls. With the membership in the
big club there are the names Of more than
3.2Do voters on the rolls Of Anaconda-for
tbe-Capital clubs in Silver Bow county. &.
President McCrackin of the Anaconda.
for-,heI apital club Of Silver Bow county
to-day divided the executive committee
into number of subcommittee. giving
each subcommittee its stated work to do
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paatfssm q The eas. In rounding . sssvs
AaR . miis fPem Fort Ksegh ~ vss
thrown fsom The car strikins ea the tiss
On his hsad and sheuldsr. An ambulanss
vss peeeursd from The fort and Mr.. Pops
wes taken thsso fee treatmeut
snes ef Des. WeedruR aud Porter - did
p rseaia eeesoieusasss fse 10 heuss.
To-day Il was found no bones wssU hseksn
and - b nos daasssously hurA theash
badly sheksa uH
Jsses HoAe. elias Jssss Ward. was o..
rested hsss this neeains On judamsnts
from Nandsa. n. d, On charge OF burg.
lary. He win b hsld, psndins the arrival
os of1csrs.
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NJ. bsnsps lsjsrsa.
epociai Dispatch % The Standard.

BozExAx. Sept. A.-whlis ovsrssslns
some work In the new warehouse of the
Bensps-O -Owsnhouss company, near the
depot this morning, y. I. Bsaspe fell, ~.
cslvine quite serious injuries. NJ. Bsnsps
was comins up the cellar Stain when The
trap door fsll. striking him and knookine
him back into the cellar. The doctoss ~.
port that NO bones are beoksn, but his
splns 10 thought TO b spsained and one
leg 10 hurt.
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AssshsP Whils heating As Way ss
Beach Hls wife Is FATALLY nass.
Special Dispatch 70 the Standard
LIvrSosToN. Sept. 3.-Sam Bundoek
IVES brought up from Red Lodee thia
morning sulRsrine from mental absera.
tion and vas Adjudesd insane hy Jury
In Judge Hsnsy's3eourt. Ths patient viii
b taken 10 Warm Spslues to-mosrow.
Bundoek b widely known In Noutsna
and was one Of the iucorposators Of the
Livingston Watsr Works company. Ia
which a one time hs was . large stock.
holder. 4 civil engineer By profession,
be held . high posi,ion In the Northssn
Paciflo engineer corps at the time the road
rsaehsd Nilss City.
Theodore J. Williams 10 lying ct ths
Nsrchauts' hotel Ia this city With badly
crushed lsG and cannot live many heurs.
fear weeks ago hs spent bic last dollar
Soe trsnspossatien Tor his wife from CHI
cage 10 San franelseo. Thsn b started
10 beat bic swn way West and mst With
The secIdsat at Sprinedais this mosnlaa
whieh will cost him bic life. In getting
cut Of The end door of . boz car ou thl
Northern Pseific. he fsll undse The train
and was run over.
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BOB'LL MAKE jim FIGHT
He Slys Il |, Iet fhit 10 0lgAl 10,
But hat 30 Inst
STEVE MUST STAND BACK
fits Sayss "N Corbstt Loees HE
Head In the Ring IN Find
u For Him In Very
Quick Time"

MKw Yonx, Sept 0.-Bsb Yitssimmons
rssehsd Jersey City to-day from New
Osissas. To an associated press ~
peesse hs said: II have rsad and
hsaFd everything that Coebstt has
said since I issued my challenge 10
him. II 10 not thas hs ought, but
that hs has got 70 meet ne. III 20 In
10 HEX him OF hs win lick me In shors o..
der. II he losss his bead % hs did with
Nitchsll in Jacksonville, I'll nnd Il for
him In very quick time. ] have sisnsd
With the Olympic club to light him for .
puue os Or, 900 and several n,ea have Of.
Tered 70 back me against him foe 5000
each."
whils Fitsslmmoas was speaking the
Newark contingent oibsrsd 10 put up
900 additional on his chances Of beat
Ing Coebstt.
VI sAail not take any notses e etsvs
0'Doansli until hs ests . reYater
tioa hv Ashtine Jos Chogaski q psser
NAhsr - soms other man. O'Deanell
usvse heat me In Australia. only mss
him In practice bout Of three rounds
one evsnine whsn ! eos through With work
and thsa hs did nes best me. Bssidss,
Cesbstt has only bsatsn heoksn-down
stiah Inc xilrain, Sullivan aud Nitchsli.
Jam sstitlsd 10 Ashs With him and IL
1en't - ell his wSy."
Whsa toid Celsasl Hspkins and Cree.
doa claimed Fits bad Sealsd Crssdoa b.
hitting him With bio wrist and By back
hssliue, Eisssimmeus replied: '-Coloasl
Hopkins does not tell the
truth. He 70 Q wind hA9 and
Q fake and. to tell The TRUTH think b
vea monsy On me. ] have right to biz
. man With any part oe my hst, and %
loae - fellow Ne ruiss In this respect
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fse ths campaign. Ths vasisss ssDesn-
nlttsos syo 20 lslleWs:
xsSss.s:.s - -: ;. n: 1 d ss':;s, t.s;'
-s.s;::s.h a. y, x..sss eIlss:A y.v
:, MStut.la.assee.H q. NsiasaksesA coerss
len. v. .:G W.: 4 1. fr: rss o dA.s 4;
fasus nsss.ss. ssd spssssn-A. J. lqss.
r. 7; xraak: yssssS A. Lswss hssssa fss'
asIis-R. ). wssssa. D. J. Hsssssg. o. 4.
Gs.ie-Jesspa cass. q. \. nsss,sss, osoa
fSseess,eas-asorss n. Casey. c>arIss >.
sehal.ls!n. 4. G. Holmes. Jaiiis NsOovsrn.
AiSH xsEi!,sis ssi seiasiis-casr,.s 9. wssrsa, James
A; galbos, G. =. Boosa, Adolph Finsss.
Mssss. MssS:' g. f:a Bssss.
Headquarters for Hslsns.foe-lhs-eapisal
we're dune to the hrssse to-nieht q the
Silver Dollar saloon, resort In Eass Park
street.. A big st!ssmer bsars the voeds
"Helsna Capital Headquarters"
The Standard S,srsopticou company
rive In Butte Tuesday morninG fron lts
tour Of the eastern part Of the state, and
viii give ous Of its sxosllsns entsftain.
msnts as the Auditorium Tuesday ni9ht.
The finest views ever seen In Noutena
Will b exhibited and the. Centsrvills
double quartstte, the best club Of naals
voices 10 the state will sing. while PrUe1
Woodruff will have . few rsmsrks to cay
on the side. TIE sntertaiument vill b
fres to all. Those attending will b the
guests OF the Anaconda capital eem'
mitteo.
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Tin Plat. Ml,l. shut Down.

PIrrsBrRo, Sept. 2a.-To-night all tin
plate mills in the country will close down.
There is wide difference between the
manufacturers aud the workers on the
subject OF wages. The workers insist that
Notwithstanding the reduction Of the duty
tho wages agreed upon in June must b
paid for the remainder Of the scale year.
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wAsHIS0ToH, Sept. 2s.-Secrstasy Car.
Isle to-day rendered decision that ~
imported domestic spirits, Withdrawn
fsem bond after the date upon which ths
new tari6 act went into effect (Aug. ~
10 subjsct to duty equal to tho internal
revenue tax imposed By that act, namely,
ol.l0 per gallon. The contsntioa oe tbs
importers vas that tho duty should equal
the rate Of the internal revenue tax Ia
feres at the date Of the rsimportation, Of
% cents q gallon.
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AT Louisville-i; Brooklyn. II.
At ST. Louis-6; Washington. 4.
At Cinciuuati-7; New York, 6.
Al Chlcago-S; Baltimore. 4.
At Cleveland Philadelphia, 10.
At Pittsburg 8: Boston, 6.
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THE DAY IN HELENA.
Salt AgalAss the n. r. fss ea,oo
Damages ssa . Divssss Case.

n oobs A9ohoee soe Ne fs tor v1,VO0
Damages ssA Divssss Case.
Special Dispasch Of the Standard.
HkLkSA, Sept 2s.-Ninstysight appli-
eants for flnal citssnship papers came
down from Nasysvills this evening and
kept Judges Hunt and Buck Of the die.
trist eeusE busy for some time in attend.
Ing 10 thsir wants.
A suit for $4,000 damages against The
Noethsrn Pacific Railsoad company and
United States Narshal McDsrmott was
lled In the district court to-day b. jams
H. Clark. who was arrested at Nissoula
on charge of Interfering with employees
Of the road during the railroad strike.
Clark was Afterwards discharesd BY judge
Knowles, the railroad company falling TO
make . case against him. He alleges
that he was unlawfully arrested on July
10 and restrained Of his liberty until Aug.
without . hearing whom he was dis
charged.
Mary Tout commenced suit for divorces
to-day from John g. Tout on tho ground
Of dssertion. They were married at
AlsxandriA, Mo-, Fob. %, 1876.
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HER BANNER STILL WAVES.
Aassssds Cant Ds IsJarsA II The nitss,
Rect Csustsy.
Annoanl 0asnnfeh IA thA QkanAaRA


STEvKxsvnLx, Sept. 3s.-Ths only incl.
dent which occurred to mar the fruit sxhi.
tion to-day was the discourtsous and i'm
pudent action Of Helena capital boomers
who attempted to break up the show By
holding meeting on the street. Beneath
. large banner bearing the words, 1--WE
vote for Anaconda for the capital" Q
crowd assembled to listsn to ]. x. Tools
and Judge Mcconnell.
Governor Tools spoke eonservatively
and gusrdsdly, but Judge Mcconnell
launched into TRADE Of abuse Of Ana.
eonda and Marcus DAILY. The crowd
numbered 200. but there was not Q word Of
applause except from e. w. Ststson and
D. A. Cory, who stood In the front row.
The addresses made no impression except
to strengthen the opinion prevailing here.
that Anaconda 10 the best place for the
capital and her banner still waves.
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AWfal,

Providence. Sept. 29.-Ths body Of an
unknown woman, whose head had been
beaten almost TO . pulp, was found to-
day In the bushes near Scltuate. The
woman was Of middle age and fashion.
ably dressed. II 10 believed she was mur.
dered in Providence aud tho body con.
veyed in . carriage which number Of
people are said to have seen on the road
to the place where Il was found.
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An Enormous Mass Of Figures,

OMAHA, Sept. 29.-Thc Union Pacific re-
ceivers to-day filed in the federal district
court hero q report covering the period
since their appointment. Ii consists Of
an enormous mass OF figures, showing tho
saving in expenses and indicating a rather
encouraging state OF affairs.
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oosPER WAS CALLED.
A lAs whs stirrsA Up a. Ussssmiy
Row 10 o Public Msssiur.

Now 10 PubHo MsetIHG.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. ga sensa.
tionAl episode occurred here last night ct
meeting Of the Unity club. J. J. Gospsr,
. republican politician and an A. p. A..
was invited to address the meeting. In
the course Of his remarks he charged that
under the Catholic cathedral in this city
there were 500 stands OF arms.
d. r. Donegan. prominent contractor,
arose In the audience. and displaying .
q 900 certified check, replied that II was
lie, and he would give the check to tho
A. p. A. IL IL were true. He wanted the
committee to go to the cathedral and
search Il at once. A furore was created.
Several persons offered sums Of money
that the statement was not true.
The chairman said Gosper had violated
the courtesy OF the club. Gosper then
said he had been told arms were there.
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Why. or Courss.

DUBLIN, Sept. "9.-Tho independent, or
Parnellite party, has issued manifesto
In view OF the anniversary Of the birth Of
Charles Stewart Parnell. bitterly attack.
ing tho other factions Of the Irish parlia.
mentary party.
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REYNOLDS WON'T ALLOW m
The Ball aad Bear Csa's Fight WAils
He IL sheriff.

Butte. Sept. s9.-SheriH Rsynolds
stated tonight that he would stop the
bear and bull fight advertised to take
place tomorrow. A number Of ladies'
called at the shsriH's Office to protest
against the fight and finally Q complaint
was sworn to. The fight will, therefore,
be stopped, but the rest OF the programmes
will be allowed to proceed.
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FRANCIS POPE INJURED.
He Was Thrown From a Northern
Pacific Train Near Niles city.

Special Dispatch to the standard
MITES CRY. Sept. 29.-Francis +. Pope
Of Helena met with very serious acci-
dent near this city last night. He aud a
party of friends were on the train west
bound and Mr.. Pope was standing on tho
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TYLER. Texas. Sept. :9.-In fight Las,
night between Billy Smith of Australia
and Jack Fogarty OF ST. Louis, Smith
knocked Fogarty out in the sixth round.
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HsRk's A PRETTY MESS.
cAisags 1as . ssssssise 10 vssy uisl
fr. O0Oial Circles.

cAssaes 1as Q ssssssisa 10 very 1isA
f.N. O0eal Circles.
CucAoo, Sept 9.-The erand j0sy ine
vestigating the gambling business ~.
turned Q anal report to-day, andine 20 In.
dietmsuts against the owners u psOpsrty
used foe gambling rooms.
Ameog thoss indlcted ass J. Irving
NuupoA peppsistoe of the Sherman houss; |;
ooea y. Ala, . wsli-knowu eapitalist,
Jamss r. Todd. Q wealthy real estate
dealer. In addition about 20 men we're
Indicted, ,ssehaFssd With keeping gambling
houses.
Il 70 said that the Trades aud Labor o.
ssmbly viii start crusade against high
tened gambling, attacking the board Of
trade and Washington Park raee track.
Tee club walters, Il - claimed. will reveal
The ssersts and the card games on Aichi-
ran boulevard, 30 we'll - Clark strsst,
viii b given publieity.
During the invsstieasiou to-day Dstsct.
I've Nat Plnksetou swoee hs had positive
evidence that Mayor Hopkins had ~.
oslvsd money from esmblss who gave II
vish the understanding that they were noe
70 b intssssesd With. Tue matter viii b
made The subject Of fusthse invsstlgation.
u b rsoostsd that several attempts have
bssn nade 10 kill Judge Brsntano, who
has ordsced the destruction Of the para
phsrnalia taken In the gambling bells. In
one instance, II 10 said. hs vas nrsd upon
In his bed chamber from across ths
street.
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wAsHISGToS, Sept. 29.-For Montana
Fair; warmer, south winds.
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Before Juaes Ge,msn.

BUTTE, Sept 2s.-Etta Gilmess and An.
6chults wsss arssstsdto-day on The eharss
% disturhenes pesfssssd against them hy
DE-. Wsysshosst Tue doctor states that
the womea had bssn raising Calm aud
making night hidsous In The vieiaity q
Galsna snd Idaho ssrssts b. siassng end
yelling is thsi. SFoeTs. Tssy wses g;
pleaded not guilty. Their trial vas - Ses
Monday morning.
John Clark and Csosss Clask vses ~.
rested to-day on . warrant issusd fsom
judge Colman's court charglng them With
assault and battery and Will have Q heer
ine on Monday.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Ths bank state
msnt 10 as follows:
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LONDON. Sept. ga dlspAteA ftsa
shanghai to-day says ths eemmandse e
the Japanese warship Haniva hAs ~
ported to tho minister OF marine, Ceune
Saigo, that while cruising In eompaav
with the Akitsushima, Sept. "a Chinsno
warship was sighted stranded In tn Cule
Of Tair Enwan. The japanese bslisvsA
she was the Kwane Kai. The Chlnsso
crew on board whom tbs Japanese esuisssa
approached set firs to the ship ard 60
capod ashore.
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THAT WAR.

1hs JaOo Are A1vaaeisg UDen chlnAho
Capital Clay.
YoxoRAAA. Sept 3.-Ths rssssves q
the national guard have bssu snllsd 60
foe aetivs service 81 Shanghai u =
rumoesd here thse shs Japansss haso
effected . landing On The coast ee eAAnas
bal Lung. promontosy 70 he nsrtAvasd
ef Chss Foo. Advises from Pskia sav
thsrs h an ever incrsasing anxisly amsog
the foreign population there and q Tiso
Tsin. The forsisners are actively eepans
isins foe the defence Of The foesign guar
ters.
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1ssss .f R.asse ~ ". 4 ss.i.

BuTT1, Sept 81 -T6e French end
AnssisaA laAspseAsas saub hsld sneshss
q sne>r stsesaefxl SuesiiAW taRIGht. Ths
msslina wss largely attsndsd sad the
spsaksrs vsso we'll sseslved. Judes Ceb
mAa was present aeeoeding 70 promiss
and told the bogs In plain talk just bow
hs stood and made quite IN impeesslen.
Ed Kearney was then called and klndly
obliged With 3 very convineine LITTLE
speech. ]. William Campbell, - usual.
b:ld ths nssstins an hear and hsH With
wee rsndsrsd by msmbsfs ee the elub.
The next msetine viii b hsld Thursday,
Oct. 4. and III ere requested 10 sttsad. a,
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His KIDNEYS OUT or wMACs.

nusslaS nstss liable ts Qsie ths xing
usstness Asy Asasst.
81. PETERsnUn0, Sept. IA Berlin
specialist in beain and spinal dissasss,
summoned 10 attsnd The csar % SCALA
has snnouueed his eenditien nee sash -
70 justify immsdiAts suxiety.
TIE osAR WIZ 90 soufu. A..
Tie ofneisl usessne6s annsuaees ~
slnos the severe attack of in1usasa. tes0
which The esar su6sssd In January. his
health has mot bssn fully restored. Thil
summer nephrisis supsevsned. nsesssltaa'
Inc The passing oe The winter II . wasmss
climate Thsssfsss. ths csas, astine undss
the sAvlee q Professors SsaeAsin end
Lavdea. VIII make Temporary stay In
Nvidia shoetly.