davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Gin Stro6enrduber etn9efan9en.
OerfeIbe bate nit 5wei Spie6eefeaen einen
farmer uberfaIen mo beraubt.
8ee6ersburg,S nb., s. MGra

Dim @onntag MOrgen Inn 3pet u6r nurbe
Rolanb Safe, Elm angeiehener Sarmer, BON
bret @traBenrdubern iiberfalen unb UNI S25
beraubt. Qafe tpebrte fu9 no6 &rGfteu
gegen bic 8anDiten, nurbe aber BON benIelz
BEN iibertpGltigt, Die HGuber purDen bon
elmer S9aar BON 8iirgern berfolgt,f benen
es gelang, nabbem mebrere @4ufie getpe9z
felt tpOrOen tparen, etnen berielben, etnen
g%epifen gilbert Carroll aus Muncie, gu berz
baften. Die 8lut1pur zines 5~tpetten 8anbiten
purbe mebrere Meilen nett perfolgt unb man
9laubt, baB berietbe cine i9pere @uube
0appngetragen bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
GrbdIten ibr 6elo.

Die 8oIi5iften erbieGten beute 8Ormittaq
enbli9 tbr SSanuarz9 ebult ausbe5dblt. 9ie
BEL Der gipiIDien1 zprifung bur6gefaIener
uno Oesbalb ibres 9ienftes entbObenen go
lt3tften er6ielten ben bOlen 8etrag Den
i9nen 3uitebenben Q06nung, alfO ben 8strao
fir Die Mpnate Sanuar unb 5ebruar.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
UefegraphiP&e 0epet&en.
Cute Beute.
Die 9%enommenen dineffhen Sbtfe
in Japan a%n9efommen.
6ute 2Iusf9t, 6ie i'll met=6ai=Dei in oen
6ru1o 9ebohrten S6ife gu heben.
q a. 5. M}Gra.

Wof03amd, 5, Wtdr3.
Die BON ben Sapane1en in @ei=0atz@ei
9enommenen 3ineif6en @4tffe finb bier
angetomn1en, Die g3u6ri6ten iiber bic Ser
1udbe, Die bon Der iupanif9en Slotte in ben
Gruno gebo5rten S9iffe gu be6en, lauten
glnlttg, Die Sapaner BADEN ba8 @orgebirge
S1Ran9@Sung berla7en, naboem fie bic
Sorts in @ei=9at=@et in Die Quft oe5prenqt
Aatte11. Der @meritaner SOPHIE, nelber in
Metz9atz8et gefansen genommen murbe,
na3Oem er ietnen Gib, ben G6inefen ni9t
gu belten, gebro4en bate, 1T na9 syapan
9ebra3t tpDroen, Inn bort pro3effirt gu perz
ben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
2lus ser Goroners=O Office.
Drei Gooesfdne.

Carl 6opfer erfranfte geitern Nbenb in
elmer 3eGe Der 9arrifOnitr. z@tation unb
itorb i'm @OuntpbOfpital.
@miG Siaman tpurbe in feiner @Obnung
1O4 AuQerton Mpe. tobt aufgefunDen unb
na4 Der Morgue go. Nbam. ctr. gebra9t,
So6esurfa6e 1T angebli6e 8ergiftung,
Sobn Ooung, 40 Sabre aft, tpurbe tobt
IN feiner @obnung, 421O 2anglep Ape,, uufz
oefunben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05

Btttsburg, Ba., 3. MGr5.
6eute baben i'm Bittsburger 8e3irf
10000 9rubenarbetter bic Mrbeit nieberz
gelegt, Sic berlangen etnen Mufi9lag BON
IA Gents bic SDnne, ober SO Gents, ipte es
in Columbus beretnbort tpurbe. Ge1tern
Nbenb naren Runof6reiben ausgefunbt
tporoen, tpel6e ben 8efe6l gum STREET ent=
bielten. Die @rubenbeiiber IopO6G ais aud
bic Nrbeiter balten iebt 9ebeime 8eratbunz
gen ab.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Tacoma Don elmer maHersnotb be-
orobt.
Der Staot foH Ole maFersufubr obsefdnitten
weroen.
SacDma a, Mafh.. 5. MGra.

Die Aiefige @ta6t 1T BON elmer Mafersz
not9 beoro9t @s 1T gegen bic @taot Elm
GinRdltSbefeRI ertptrtt morben, nm lie at
perRtn6ern, aus benz GGober Greet, ibrer
6auptbe3u9Squeue, Mafer gu beaie6en,
Die Stobt bate fiir3Gi6 bic bortiqe Be-
sngsqueae Don Wafer BON Der nSaccmo
mater &c &t99t Co." getauft, unb mar 1eitz
benz itets in Pro3efen bertpiGelt. @8 fptrb
iebt Der 8erfu4 gema6t, 8onbs i'm Sc
frage bon $1,O00,OOO, tpel6e qls Shell
aa6lung gegeben purben, fir unqiGtia al
ssrfldren. Der 9ouptinbaber bieIer 8onSs
1T 6. 81. 8rigbt in philadelphia,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05

Oas metter.

0ptiter 9Geine. 76 @ufbingtOn Str,
beri9tet fir @bicago Die folgenben 8arOs
meter unb Sbermometerftdnbe:
I'm 8 l1br %, UNI 9 l1br IS, UNI 10 l1hr
26, INN II ubr % unb UNI II l6r %
@rab. 8arDmeterftanb Inn 8 1br NtDrz
gems 29.40, INN II u6r. Mtttags 1880.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
SdtfbruAise 9erettet.
Die Sefabuns Ger an Ger Kafc pom Gotta
Rica 9efranoeten oeutf4en Sarf nIers
Gator III Qew QorF eeIanoet.
% N Nprf. 5. MGra.

Der beute morgen bon Colon bier angez
tor1mene Oampfer Stance, bat ben Gapttdn
S9aoe uno brei5e6nWfann Don Der 8eioBung
Der beutf6en 8art Mercator an 8orb, nel.be
am 3. Sebruar am point San 5ranctscp,
on Der &iHte bon @Oita Gtca, ~ge1traabet mar.
Der Mfercator mar Elm Sabr3eug bon 8O7
Sonnen unb in 8lanfeneIe gu 6Quie. Die
S9iffbrii9igen perben nit benz eriten Dam
pier mad 9umburg 9efanbt perben,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
8 aGtimDre, s. M1Grq

@eftern 1T in 2agGato, in G5arGes
Gountb, Sbomas Sones in Ieinem "a. Qez
benSiabre getorben. SOneS tpar Der Mann,
pel9er S, 0ilte5 8ootb nah Der @rnorz
bung bes 8rdiiOenten 2incoln auf 1etner
Slu6t na6 8irgtnien 8etftan6 ~Iei1tete.
8oOtb bieIt iih auf Der Sarm BON Somuef
@or fieben Sage lang in einem Sumpfe
berborgen unb purbe BON Sones NIT Sc
ben5mitteln berIorgt. SpGter 6ro9te
SOnes ben MOrber 8ootb unb beien Mitz
f9ulbigen 0arOlb in einem 8oote Na3
8irgtnien, SIS purben i6m bamal5 $780,
600 geboten, penn er ben8erfted BON 8oDth
angeben piiroe, aber er peigerte ii9. 6a3
9elo %an3une6men.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
;Surdt Dor britifhen ueber9rifen.
Die Reoierune DON Sritifh=6 Guyana 3ieRt
Gruppen all DER Gren5e 3uiammen.
Caracas, 8~ene3uela, 5. MGr5.

cuI1c ! :, 1V1t51el1, !. 1l1l5.
Man neiB bier, baB Die &egterung pom
8ritiI9=@ upana, in 8emdB6ett BON 8e@
febIen aus 2onbon, Sruppen an Der 8ren3e
5ufammen5iebt. 49,
9a Die 6ieige He9ierung einen Nnqriff
altf l1rnani befiir9tet, f6idt 1te in groBt ter
@tle Sruppen bortbin. @s betBt, DaB Der
BrG1ibent Grespo in fetner Stelung gegen
Die britii9en u~sbergrffe UNI bic moralil@e
Inter tibung Der anOeren fiibamerttani9en
QGnber nd9qe5u3t bat.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Qus Dem GrtminaI9eribt.
Der3weifeIte Nntrenonnoen

ma3ten geitern bic NnpGGte &rtbur ).
@bbp, @rzRi4ter 2prte s. Collins u1o
@btpin 8uIfer, ben &i3ter 6reemaa bapoa
gu iber5eugen, OaB Die BON Der 9ranoiurD
oes NoDem6er=Sermin erbobenen neuen
@ntlagen gegen Sranf 81. unb G6arleS s..
MfeaoopcrOft pegen Der6GngniBOpler Sep
ler ungiiltig 1eien.
3t9ter Sreeman tiinbigte Inn 5 16r GEE
tern Na4mittag On, buB er beute Inn 2
ubr feline Gnti4eibung abgeben perbe.
SSn feiner &eOe bob @bpin Wu(ter 6er~
por, buB bic Nngetlagten in benz borGiegenz
ben SAT- benz &Idger SObn Booth 1ein De
poTit bon $637.61 an6ieten piirben. I'm
oteies @efu3 tpirO ii3 i~eOenfuGs cine nsue
9ebatte entfpideln.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Otehn1drft-

3ufubs 1000 @tiid ainbDie6, 1900
S9ipeine unb 10000 S6ufe.
S9petne nm 5 Gents i'm 8reife oez
itiegeu. S3nere $4.15-$4.45, lei6te
$3.95-$4.10, f4tpere unb Iei6te bur6einz
amber $4.15-$4.45, grp6e $3.9O-S4.O5.
Digs" $3,00-$4,OO.
&inDOieb tit feit, BEL Iei8ter .3ufubr.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Qnnhnn- 8. M}ira.

2onbon, 5. N}Gr5.
Sir 6enrp Grespid 3otpIinIon, Der erite
Qusleger Der in Babylon unb Nintoe6 ges
f%unoenen &eilI9rift, unb friiber QrG1ibem
Der &0nigl, geograpbtf9en @ele0f9uft, 1T
i'm Otter bon 85 Sobren geitorben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
@onppD, oSnD., 5. W2dr3.
IN oen 5lammen um9efommen.
Cine dItere 5rou uno eir iuneer Mann per>
brannt.
g 10 Wprf, 5. W{dr3.

Stem gOrt, 5, Wtdr3.
Die fiinf3igiG6rige Trau &oIe &enneltp
lit beute in Dem 1e9sftOdtgen @obngebdube,
go, $40 Columbus Nbe., in ben 6Gammeu
u%mgetommen unb cine 3eit lang ;tanben Die
Dier5ig Bis fiinf3ig anberen 8eipDhner ii
9efabr, ibr S9tdial gu tbeiler. 5rdu Sem
neltp pObnte BEL Der Jamilie i6res 8rubers,
Martin Councillor i'm febten Stodperte,
Oteier rettete fi9 nit Ieiner Srau unb feiner
betoen 8tnbern, nG6renb Srau &enneltD
pom Gauhe erfttdt tpurbe.
SSn Np. 2O8 Mpe. u, berbronnte Der 22>
idbrige SbomaS 0ougbertp, 0as 6aus gez
rietb tpGbrenb Der Na6t in 8rcn0; SRI.
8reuer, Der @igentbiimerin bes &%OtbuufeS,
purbe pG6renD bes Seuers ibre 9elbtaf9e
nit $500 aeitOblen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Gin alter 11ltfftondr eeitorben.
Dan. Droo:nan, elmer DER erifer miffondre
in China, pom Gooe credit.
can Sruncisco. 5. WtGrS

6eute 1T Daniel BrDoman, elmer Der er1ten
MISREPRESENTATION MiifionGre in China, tpeGz
der bort 3pan5ig Sabre lang gelebt bat,
in 1etner 6ie1tgen Bobnung 9eitorDen. Sr
letter s3ett mar er nit Der NbfaTurg eiass
neutrality-suspicious. 86rterbu4ss beI3af=
ti9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Die Grippe in mien.
DtefeIbe ereift, wenu audi in miIoer 6orm,
INNER mehr nm ft6.
2pnbpn. 5. MGra.

Mus Wten tptrb benz r@tanburb" 6eri6=
tet, baB bic Grippe in mtlber SOrm fart
ft6 greift, @dmmtli3e 9oipttdIer finb
nit &ranten angefiut, unb fait in iebem
!9dufe in Der @tabt finbet man 8erIonen,
Die an Der 9rippe ertrantt iino.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Die aIte 6efhidte.
5wei fIeine Kineer lit einem peridIofenen
Haufe perbrarnt.
8renham. Seras. 5. lRGra.

Geiern Nbenb cling Der g1egsr Wpatt
WfapberrD our &tr3e, un0 f9GoB feline 8tllber
i'm 9auie elm. @S enttanb in neinIelben
6euer; bos dltete &inb, elm iiebenidhrigcr
8nobe, itteg gum 5eniter btnaus, pG6renb
Die betben iiingften &tnoer in ben 5lammen
umtdmen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
freioeipro9en en-.

q. 8. SoOle purbe 6eute Mtorgen BON ben
8eI3pOrenen bpr 8i9ter 8urfe BON Der
Nntlage, am %. Nop. b. S, an Der @de BON
Wai9tngton 8Ouleburb unb 6aliteb Ctr. i'm
8erlaufe zines Streites Dem ,S6omas 6unt
Elm DIR abgebifen gu 6aben, freigeiprO9en.
@s gelang Dem 8ertbetOiger elliott, bic Sc
i4pOrenen gu ii ber5eugen. buB SOoIe in
HDtbtpe6r qe6anoelt babe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
8eoeutenoe 5euerfhdoen.
Die Ortfdaften dnoreps nno NleranOria in
Jnoiana fdper our9 Seuer eefdGoiet.

SunttngtOn, Snb,, 5. MGr8.
Die SrtI9aft Nnbreps, in bie1cm Goltns
tp, tpurbe geftern Nad9t BON elmer Senersz
brunIt 6etmgefu9t, pel9e @tgentbum i'm
@ert6e bon $4,000 3eri tDrte. @8 murbe
fat Elm gan3e8 9Gufergebiert i'm GeI9dfts>
tbetle bes Srtes eingeG19ert, barunter Mrz
breps 9oteG, g, S. 2eebDs @rocetie, s., IS,
Nnt6enrttt6s GolOpaarengei9Gft, Starr's
@9ubpaurengef9dft unb bic @obnbGufer
Der Srau 8ranOen un0 Der 6rdu Matte.
Nn0retpS bat feline S%euertpebr unD Die 6iefige
Jelerpe6r purbe nit einem @rtra3uge bort
bingeI9idt. @ttpa bic 0d1fte bes 8erlu1tes
TT bur9 8erft9erung geDedt.
@bpoOb, Snb., 5, Mdr3.
@eItern Morgen 1T in Nleranbt:a Der See
6tpe 8lof niebergebrannt. 9erIelbe mar
elm aus 8ad1tetnen erri6tetes 8ebdltbe un0
es befanben ft4 feds @ef6GftSldhen in
Demielben, ndmli3 0ds Yubgei6Gft Der
6rau 8amberger, 8, S, 9ernlp's SabatS
unb G%anbbgei9Gft, 8. %. 8ropn'3 8ro=
certe, 0apf's &c Heebs Slet19geI9dft, So
fep6 Gonbo'5 2et9enbe I%tatter= mn M0bel>
ge19Gft unb Oceans WGi9eret, Der Ser
luft WirO auf $4,000 abgef4GBt,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Rekrnten leitten 0em JabmeneiO,
6Iottenrefruten in miIbeImshapen
pom Katfer ~peretot9t.
mor9en beeiebt ftd Halter miIbeIm nab
6eI9olano.
MiI6eIm 3 + II,
+ mTro

9eute MOrgen G~eiiteten bic TGottenrttr1t<
ten Dem &aiIer @tlbelm, pel9er fi9 III 8ez
g~leitung bes 8tceabmtral5 !9oumanu be-
fonb, ben 5a6nenetO. Der &aifer miro an
8pro bes @9la6ti9tffes r&urfiirt GrteDz
rt9 @tlbelm" iiberna3ten unD it9 mOrgen
na@ 9elgolonb begeben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
GrbieIten foIides 0eI6 aus Obi.
cd9o.

Die bret Staliener @trumento, HicOIu
uro &omona, Die bier Dor fur3er 53eit in
9pbe part auf GerunlaHung Der ct. 2ouiier
8ebOrben unter Der Nntloge per6uFtet ipurz
ben, falf9es 9elb in umlauf gefeBt 3u baben.
tpuroen geitern BON benz 8unoescom. 9rab
unter ie $1,000 8iirgi9aft an Die 8un0esz
groBgei3porenen Dertpieien unb muBten ins
8efdngniB tpanbern, neil fte Die 8iirqf9aft
nt6t 81 fteaen bermo6ten. Sci Der Ser
%9anblung fam es gu Sage, baB, tpG6renb bic
Detectives Das .3tmmer Der 9rei in etnem
&ptbaufe bur3fu9ten, Elm @rpreBbpte Elm
Padet bra3te, tpel9es 100 falf6e Dollars
entbielt. @s ndr an 2orenao 9tbirant
aore1Itrt unb ben Miin3en mar fploenber
8rief beigelegt:
Qieber 8apttit!
Die Senbung Der Miin3en erfolQt etfpqs
ipGt, bod lieB es ii6 ni6t Gn6ern, ba lie
nt9t fertig naren. Sci uns 1T aQes pob[
uno i9 fol- Dir Don ben Meinen bic beften
8riiBe beiteqen.
Santinu Gamma,
IA PpGt StraBe, @6icdqo.
QGe bret 9efangene 6aben nun in Der eli
men ober anberen WeiIe 3ugegeben, bah lie
friiber in benz 9auie go. "a 9plt StraBe,
Chicago, gelebt BADEN unb Strumento un6
&omona ldugnen audi ni3t, einen Santina
Gamma 81 tennen. Stramentp bat fernerbin
geftanben, baB fein eigentli6er Name Qo<
ren5O 9ibirani lei.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
OroBer Stretk.
0ehntauieno 6rubenarbeiter baben
heute Ole Arbett nieoareeIeet.

Sic perIarsen cine Sohuerh0huns pon IA
Gents Ole Come.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Gin alter 6elehrter 9eitorben.

Sir FenrY Gresmid R~awItnfon, s5 Jobre
alt, eeftorben,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05
Gin gutter 5reuno oes prdfioenten.
W0roers !. 10. BOOTH
9eito-ben.

DerfeIbe perhaIf ibm sur 9Iudt na9 Dir
9inien.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-05

9lbenbbIatt 1 Gent. 6 Geuts bic Mo6e,
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Anaconda NeDs.

improvements cost money. for which We
must provide the funds. To 80 In debt
would be bad policy; our growing city
should not and will not do 50. We will
pay our bills as they are incurred, and
not allow the peoples money to be
eaten I'D with interest rates.
'.rhe dignity OF this city must ana
Shall be maintained"
CITY Attorney OLeary assured AID
erman Lesser that he still held to his
opinion, after diliRent research, that
the s mills levied for water and lights
Is a legal levy and under the construc-
tion of the law as given by the legisla-
ture II is a special purpose ana IL
legal under the code. -.
The aldermen present were Aldermen
Shovlin. Rom, Walkup. Dappan, Lesser
and Cox.
The clerk was instructed to draw a
warrant for $40 to reimburse @. d.
winston for his overpaid license.
Peter Money filed mis- bill for ex-
cavating the basement for the new CITY
hall. The bill was according to con-
tract and was ordered paid.
A sidewalk was ordered built on the
north side of Fourth street, between
Ash and Alder streets.
A light at the corner of Fifth ana
Chestnut streets was recommended by
the committee consisting of Lappan
and Lesser and was ordered placed.
Alderman Wallxup moved that the
fire committee be instructed to pur-
chase two Hemple fire extinguishers at
s25 each.
The council adjourned to meet again
next Tuesday evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-17
ERIN, ERIN co BRAGH
Her Native Sons Will Organize in
-''sAnaconda
THE NEW IRISH MOVEMENT
A Meeting to Be Held NJ ext Friday
Night In the Auditorium
A Programme 10 In
Preparation.
THE NEW IRISH MOVEMENT

On next Friday evening the Irish
American citizens of Anaconda, irrespec-
tive of class or creed. will hold q public
demonstration at the Auditorium in this
city to protest against British misrule In
Ireland. Few people of the American
public are aware OF the system of cruel
and despotic laws that the people of the
fairest and most productive island that
the sun shines down upon to-day are
subjected to.
thing radically wrong with the form of
government of the country when its pop
ulation has diminished in ~ years from
S,500,000 to 4.250.000 Still English ava
rice and greed is not satisfied, evictions
are as prevalent to-day as they were at
any other time in the history of that un-
fortunate country. Still there are num-
bers of political Irish prisoners. some of
them American citizens, like DR.. Gala
CHER. confined in British dungeons. who
at present are insane from prison pun
ishments.
AS the Standard said editorially a few
weeks ago. those prisoners were, many
of them, cast into prison under coercion
law saa were denied any form of trial
The Irish people have for centuries pro-
tested against rack rents and coercion.
They have protested on the scaffold and
the battlefield. in the pulpit and on the
floor of the British house of parliament,
Dut 10 no dNdu. ANY measure Oh JUSTICE
ever put forward by the representatives
of the Irish people In parliament has
been curtailed in the commons or else
absolutely rejected by the lords. like the
late so-called home rule bill.
The Irish national convention, held in
Chicago a short time ago, was a conven-
ton representative of the Irish people.
The Inter-Ocean says of it: THAT it was
the best conducted and smoothest man
aged national gathering ever assembled
in America. 1t was a splendid one per-
sonally, a brilliant one oratorically and a
model one in behavior and proceeding "
At that convention a new departure in
Irish affairs was formed in the Irish Ma
tional Alliance"
The men who were elected to lead the
movement are men in whom the Irish
people place the utmost confidence. Mr..
Lyman, who was chosen president, is
many times a millionaire and has spent
thousands of dollars personally In Irish
movements.
On next Friday a branch Of the new
alliance will be formed at the meeting to
be held in the Auditorium. A splendid
programme of entertainment has been
selected and 1t is doubtful II there win
be an Irish-American in Anaconda on
Friday night whose name will not be
found on the charter roll of the Irish Ma
tional Alliance. :
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-17
DELEGATES ARRIVING.
The Grand Council of Labor In Anaeonda
1o-Morrow.

Delegates for the convention OF the
State Trades and Labor council began
to arrive in this city last evening. The
first TO come were President j. A. Fer
guson from Missoula. and with him
were the Garden City delegates, n. j.
Bruins OF the a. +. OF l. and Frank
Keim OF the Typographical union.
They were met at the train. by a recep.
ton committee consisting OF George
Chandler. G. c. johnson. w. II. Rogers
NJ. Gillen. c. A. Lannen and ]. G. Hol.
land. who escorted them to the Com
mercial hotel.
Secretary Caufield and the Great
Falls delegates VIII arrive to-day.
The convention assemblies Monday
afternoon at o'clock.
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.

Mr.. H Myers. recently from Salt Lake
City. has opened up a first-class Tailor
Store IN the Shields Building on Park
Avenue. where he IL prepared to do tail
oring OF all kinds In the most approved
modern styles Mr.. Myers has for years
been recognized as the leading tailor of
Salt Lake City and has numbered among
his patrons many OF the first citizens of
Salt Lake. including merchants. bankers
and professional men. His specially II
catering 10 the tastes OF those who desire
TO be fashicnably clad-at reasonable pri-
people OF Anaconda
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Chicago. Nov. 1s.-The Press compa-
ny. a corporation with a capital OF
100000. the stockholders IN which are
George q. Booth. James f. Scrlpps
and John r. Wilson, has bought the
Evening Journal The Press and Jour
nal viii be consolidated.
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Frenchman who lives at the burnt end
OF Hickory street, reported the loss of
$500 In cash and $3.50 worth of jewelry
yesterday. The valuables were kept in
a trunk and were taken without break
ing lock or door. No clue is had to the
thief
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Freddy, the 4-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. Jaickle. died on Saturday
morning at 8 O'Clock at the family resi-
dence, PIP East Fourth street. The fu-
neral will be held at the home to-day
at O'clock
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Pupils wanted on violin. First tw,
lessons free until Dec. 1st. Prof, JOIN
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T. f. Butler was In Anaconda yester-
day visiting friends and transacting
business. Mr.. Butler left last evening
for Butte and Monday starts ON a. tour
of the West for a few weeks vacation.
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quiet wedding was celebrated Fri
day night at Tom Gavin's hotel in Car
roll. Alfred II. Breeze and Miss Anna
A. Jensen were the welded pair. The
event was celebrated by a few init
mate friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Breeze
will reside in Carroll.
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Services at st. Marks to-day-Morn-
ing prayer with sermon at IL o'clock
evening PRAYER with sermon at 1880
o'clock; Sunday school at noon.
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A game of football will be played al
Anaconda Park. Sunday, at 2:30 O'Clock
p. m, between oxford Juniors and An
aconda High School.
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A happy wedding will be celebrated
Monday morning at s O'Clock in St.
Pauls church. when Jerry Barkovich
and Miss Francisco Damttrovich win
be Joined In wedlock. The marriage
will be celebrated at the home OF John
Barkovich. the groom's brother.
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Attention.

Ed Devine lives at corner Fourth
and Ash streets. - =. ~
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wyman Ellis. VINO. with his partner
Gov. j. K. Richards, represents the
Equitable Life Assurance society, is in
the city.
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Services in the Scandinavian church
at 8 o'clock D. m. and at O'Clock p. m.
conducted by Rev. F. o. Nelson o
Butte.
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Christian church. corner Sixth and
Oak-This morning at IL o'clock Elder
George Z. Barnaby will present for the
consideration OF his congregation, AN
Anxious Question:" this evening at
7:30 O'Clock. "Christ's Knowledge of
Satan's Plottings a Source of Comfort
TO the Christian" Other services as
usual. All cordially invited to attend
these services. The same welcome ex-
tended to all. rich and poor. nigh and
low. The religion of Christ Is for the
world and not for a favored few.
Come!
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Grand union cigars at L. A. Kings.
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Cali and examine new stock OF goods
| Just received at ]. A Hasley. 215 Oak
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morse are the
parents OF a boy morn at their home
on Commercial avenue.
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There will be quarterly meeting Sun
day night, November IL. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend. Services
will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Cushing.
berry and Elder Moore of Helena, al
$3.50 o'clock. This will be the last meet.
ing held in the Matte block. Rev. III
II. Hawkins. pastor.
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Townsite property at townsite prices
and terms. Devine & O'Brien. Petrttz
building.
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Rev. Spencer of Butte, will preach II
the Scandinavian church Thursday
Nov. 21st. at 1880 p. m. All are wei
come.
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Subscribe for the Standard.
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Hugh Wilson. manager OF the But
hotel, was in Anaconda yesterday.
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wedding gifts at Hammerslough's
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-17

A. d. Ireland of Minneapolis registe
ed at the Montana yesterday.
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Mems fine shoes as low as 81 pair.
Mems fine mixed underwear 25c.
Mems fine wool sox 81 a dozen.
Mems heavy suits $3.50.
Children's heavy suits x.50.
Boys shoes 81.
Youths high buttoned shoes 81
Small lot OF women's and children's
shoes at any price TO get rid OF them.
Boys listers $3.50.
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Novelties in sterling silver at ke
piers.
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PRIOES:

Mems blue-black pilot dress over
coats $3.50.
Lumbermen's felt boots and shoes.
$3.50 for the outfit.
Mackinaws. duck goods. rubber foot
wear. felt shoes. leggins. mitts. gloves,
socks, shirts and underwear.
All seasonable goods cut beyond re-
cognition. Too many goods and they
must be turned into cash.
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Baths-MontanaH Hotel barber shop, 25c.
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Gold mounted pipes at Hammers
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]. A. CAVITY is in Anaconda to visi
over SUNDAY.