davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
sr. 1ou1s PRopucE.

q. Louis, Mo-, March 3O.-Flour-
oset. Arm and unchanged.
MISREPRESENTATION was held down
I. small proportions today the range
..lnr within narrow limits by the I'M
',rtslnty OF the weather conditions.
Decline Of 3-sG1-2c was made early
tnowed by an advance later OF l-Se
4 covering OF shorts, closing easy 1-Sc
N.i0w yesterday. No. red cash,
ul.sc bid; May. "a 3-iCd55c asked; July
1855 l-sc asked.
coru-pull, with very little trading,
stsng about the same ns yesterday.
N mixed cash. AZ 1-2c bid; May,
tiS6i3c; July. lA444 Use.
| Ats-strong for futures all day, at
r,ime having buyers lac above yes
avs close. later eased on. closed
n. No. cash, 80 l-sG30 Lac; May,
s@ie: June. 80 1-2c bid.
/ zye-eOc offered east track NO =
DGley-Dull.
/ TEan--Unchanged.
1 cornmeal--S2. 10Q2 10.
. flaxseed-Quiet, N.S6.
Clover seed and timothy seed-un-
tAanged
Hay-Dull and steady and un-
| thdnBeo a 80,
Creamery 10000. - sno,n
Ml-2dl0 Sac. u.u,a.s,
ihished goods.
. Cotton Ties and basging-steady go
Pork-standard mess Jooplhs' S-'
4 Iard-prlme steam, ss.s7 i-2i choice
1rM. a.,
Dry sailed meats--Boxed shoulders i..,,,
4 LOO; longs, Sc. %, ribs, sS.s1 l-2; shoF's'
4ND.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, So 90; longs
Il MS, Ribs, 6.S7 l-2; shorts, 81 W. eoon
Rscelpts-Flour, 5000; wheat ooVV
4 nrn, 10000; oats. 10000. on ooo
hipments-Flour. 5000; wheat SV''V'
'oin, 5000; oats, 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Dallas. Tex. March 20 market quo
tatlons reported by Carriers stock
yards: Choice shipping steers, $4,000
8 $50; common to fair shipping steers
81. bOaS 90: choice fat COWS, S2.15M3OO;
common TO fair COWS, 50 .OOn2.5O; bulls
81. 75d2 90; stays, Sl.75G2.Oo; choice
veal calves, 81. 10000 common 70 iair
calves, 81 OOG2 80; yearlings, %.O9g
~ 90; mich cows, S2O.0OaiO.OO; cholce
fat hogs, sasOGl.0O; common to inr
hogs. 81 5Oq3.GO; choice fat mut,ons'
a. oOaS 20; common to fair muttons,
81 so. Market active for good fat cat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
FINANCIAL,

New York, March 3o.-The rise In Sill
yer today is due to the granting of an
armlstlce and the renewed hopes OF
declaration Of peace between China
and Japan upon terms which VIII com
pei China to pay heavy indemnify
thereby requiring her 10 come Into the
market as buyer Of silver 1t Is
expected also that with close oil the
war revival Of trade in the East viii
take place, which will make an IN
creased demand for silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
CHICAGO. March 80.

CHlCAGO. Mhrcn ~.
wheat bobbed up again today, In
'sosd alternately by dry weather
w. .rea,ctions Of rain and closed 1-sc
The weather reports mem
' INK sprinkling of rain in scattered
.,,o,s OF Kansas and Nebraska, but
,euy there was no relief to the
r,,n The forecast for the remain-
Il The day into Sunday was also
..,.yorable. The crowd showed their
.s,ness to sell wheat even on such
..u encouragement, Receipts at Min
'~uolls and Duluth were 22i cars COM
Ia with 27O year ago and PSI cars
q xear before. Saturday a week ago
r..satreets gave the shipments of
| ,A.st and flour for the week from both
'asts at 2,56O,OOo bushels, of which 72i,-
x we're from the Pacific side.
rhe trade in corn was said to have
IN the lightest for any one day this
ia The close was 1-so higher.
receipts, s15 cars and that with the
s,,usth dn oats gave the market
dradiness.
oats. while not leading the market,
4. far from being the tail. Yester-
rys advance and activity was kept
- 6nly more nervousness was notice
XII on the part Of shorts and business
N much heavier.
Eleyator people We're taking the
,lrss OF their May sales, thereby caus'
y great strength In the cash market
~ delay of seeding by the dry
,ather continued to keep things lively
n shorts worrying. The receipts OF
"a at the yards numbering only
Instead OF 1900 estimated, caused
rylsions TO rise 1oc in pork and lard
l-2 cents in ribs.
only 10000 hogs is estimated as next
,,tTs run. Estimated cars for Mon
N: Wheat. "a; corn, 125; oats. 100
iOrs $4,000 head.
Nos next week. 10000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Nov York, March 30 The total sales
- s,ocl.s today were 170.052 shares, IN.
" ,5i,,, merlcan sugar. si.2o0; ID. ana
w. tnbacco. 900; Atchison. 500 Bur.
,,,' ,on 300. Chicago gas. 5000 d anu
l - y certificates, 1890. genera elec-
,ric 1000; Missouri. Kansas anu l -,
nrsferred. 5000; Long Island ,Ihus ess,n.
Zoo: Louisville ana Sash,isis a., yori;.
Ne~ ~ England third assessment
ana seoo. Northwestern, $500 Onta.io
palo' y Sys 400. Reading. S70ei IN ~.
anu s-oo. silver certificates -v;vyg'
fau .te,'n 1900; United states, lealrs, 5
s s5a' nIlntted states leather preferred
t ,sSS. wabash preferred, zoso'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Liverpool. March O.-Cotton-spot
quiet; American mlddllng, 9 5-l6d. The
sales OF the day We're 1000 bales. OF
which 300 were for speculation and
export, and included $500 American.
Receipts, 1000 bales; no American.
Futures closed very steady at the
advance, American middling, l.. NJ c.,
April. . iT-6id. April and May, 3 i7-6ld
May and June. lS-6ift3 le-6id; June and
July. 2O-6id; July and August, 8 III
SD; August and September 3 22-Gid;
September and October, 8 2S-6iai3 2i-G5d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
vAusAs cITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city, March SO.-Cattle--Re-
ceints 1900. shipments, 1900, Market
stesdy. Texas steers, s37oNf5 p; Texas
o cows y. 5OGs.eO; beef steers, sS'75a6'26;
natIve cows, sl75a45O; stockers ana
feeders s9.45Tl.e0; bulls, 2.25Qf4.6O.
9oes.Receipts, 800; shipments, 7OO.
,tarTet opened steady, closed 5WlOc
ioyer Bulk Of sales. N.65@lsg; heaN-
les Si.7cais5; packers. 4.osGi.s5i m mn,
ed. si.OOT4.70s lights, A.6O4l:fbi york
crs yi,7oIl.75: pigs. 81 05qi.e5. 900,
sheep Receipts, 400; shipments ZSVo-
Market steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

81. Johns, Newfoundland. March 20.-
The delegation appointed to 50 20 OF
tawa to ascertain upon what terms
Newfoundland can be admitted into
the Dominion OF Canada has sailed.
The party consists Of Colonial Secretary
Bond Ministers Emerson and Norris
und ex-Colonlal Secretary Norwood
Premier Whlteway was too III to leave
today He viii follow when able.
Five thousand mon paraded the streets
today with q brass band anG carrying
banners inscribed mo Confederation
with Canada" The flag Of the colony
was draped with crepe and carried nj
the head OF the procession, As the
steamer left the wharf the band played
the Dead March" The delegates to
ottawa were Missed and hoOtcd
Public feeling is very strong In favor
Of annexation 10 the United States.
Three cheers were given for the United
States as the steamer sailed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

81 Louis, March 3o.-catlle-Reeelpts.
ooH. shlpments, 800. Market continues
en- stronR, but the supply was SO small To-
Az that only retail trade was done
nj previous quotations. ann
" Hogs-Recelpts. 1900; shipments, sioo;
,,arl,et firm but slow on account OF
s, ss supply. Heavies sold $3.50
( ~, mixed. si.6Oa4SO; light, A5Oai.Se'
''V Syhiesn-ReceIpts 400; shipments, none.
,foriet strong. Mixed natives, 4'2O@
I5s. southwestern. sS.2544OO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
.,r,r vonK pRY GOODS.

New York, March 3o.--Dry goodss
NSw There was an order demand
m gas S0oaerate quantities Of specialties
iSr I'M hao latest variety, but as usual 70 10
81 'hs ~ Of the month and quarter ss,
the ia ,vas Of minor proportions. SPOT
t traue mall wII Inquiries for brown ana ir
Gnu ..t ,,d cottons were numerous, Par,
bleaehsu ~ tbe latter. and wider
iieuiari qualities was looked ait ,a.
RANG. ,hese conditions the tone Q, NE ks
, unr Is very strong Prln ,.n ,o u, The
, very steady at 2 l-2c' SAFES i''
vol, 400 900 pieces.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
one Fare FOR the Hound Trip, Via
inr CnIInn nrII Nnntc.

Account meeting OF the Uniform
Rank Knights OF Pythias, Grand Lodge
Knights OF Pythiaa and the state meet
ing OF the hpworth League. all OF
winch are to be held IN Houston. Tex,
April nth to 18th. We will sell round
trip tickets 10 Houston and return at
rate OF one fare. Date Of sale as fol-
lows: Account Uniform Rank of
knights OF Pythias 9Th and 10Th. Ae-
count Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias
and Epworth League l4th and 18th.
1896. All tickets sold on the above
dates and on the above accounts will be
limited for return 70 April ~, 1915.
S, q. WARNER,
General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

London, March so.--canadian Pacific.
80 5-S; Erie, 10; Erie seconds, 6S i-2,
Illinois Central 30; Mexican ordinary,
Is i-i st. Paul common, % 5-s. New
York Centrak ~ l-2; Pennsylvania.
So ~; Reading, 9 rs: Mexican Central,
new a., Ct IL,
Bar silver. 30.
Money, i-2 per cent.
The rate OF discount for short bills
and three months bills in open market,
rs per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

New York. March 30, --Cotton-Quiet;
middllng, l-l6c; net receipts, l4i5;
gross, Gg7S; forwarded 1929. sales. 225,
all spinners; stock, 20IsOi. Total to-
day ana consolidated. Net receipts.
$1,000; exports to Great Britain, i2.I6s;
10 continent, 7il2; stock, Ss3i24. Total
since September /: Net receipts, 7,@'2, :
6Sl; exports to Great Britain. 2,SSl. li3;
to France. 6S7, iS9; 10 continent, 2,0ll,-
0iS; to channel, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

n New York March 7O.-Wheat-Re-
tspts 10 ano. exports $500 bushelsi
Ales 10000 futures: fs,O0O spot 9po'
UGtady. No. 2 red, store and elevatpI'
s.ic, afloat Sc lac; (. o. b. " Desc
ifoat; No. / hard delivered ioc, -
OPTIONS sold off under liberal toreign
merings and weeks decrease M
slezt and flour exports. Late esii.n
asiees were strong. causins y sna,s
noglny n partial loss of Use. close
Aeil co 5-sc; May 60 7-sO: June 81 l,eei
NJ 81 l-2c; August Gl S-4c; September
VI December 81 lac. 49,
Hdes-Firm sailed New orleans 81
sied, IS to 65 pounds, 5W6ci iSue in5S
Ayfes dry selected, "a ou1ds, lsp
lle; Texas dry. "a to 80 pounds ~
l'sc.
Leather-Strong; hen,lock soles bus-
IA Ayres heavy weights b4iSc: ,,..
Mccl-Quiet; domestic fleece leu-sc'
piled l96b24c. -.
re. lron--Dull: Scotch Sls.VOg-O'so'
Asefican sg.b0Q1s. 50.
~pler-Firm; brokers' price l-Zc'
l<aG-Quiet.
II m Plates-Quiet,
d Veuon Seed oii--Flrm, with Ugnt
SHness at quotations. Prime CRUDE
s.t', and desirable parcels VIII nr.ns
~ prime crude Bic. off crude zVWzlc,
n'ne summer yellow 2s6p26 l-2c' OIL
,aamer yellow 2sT25 lie; yellow but
sl GRADES ~ 1-292Sc; prime summer
'slse, new, 2sc.
,yHee-Options opened dull and par.
4 F 10 points lower. but afterward
l t.ed on covering. Cables were SLOW
J INA firm at I0@15 points net ad-
Sales 1850 bags. Including May
ntsO; September 14.75.
n.y. conee--Rio firm: No. 7. l6 5-sc.
49, barely steady; Cordovn is l-zg
.santos, Arm; good average san
~, oa S'y09. Receipts 1000 bags; stock
IN IN .pags. Hamburg. barely STEADY,
s,s.< pig decline. Sales 5000 bags.
WE.,,s LII decline; sales 5000 BAGS
,su S3,s5; April ~ 90. Ma. 81 ~
1850; July "a. 10: August 1870;
:, y'e a. Der 95 IS; October % 90; Novem-
500; December 90 10; January
Hss Rio, steady; No. Rio, 70 600.
rNngc . 3-4d. Receipts ncne.
t-sel for the United States 1900
7res, cleared for Europe mona, stock
s,Mesh0use deliveries from New York
, 3 's'aay 1855 bags; New York stock
. Il ~ ~, AQ.s0S bags; United states stock
)tHMNssi afloat FOR the United states
e,a bags. Total vislhi, for The
fsed States. 2t5.e2o bags. against
VI bags last year.
y rfpeni Law, firm; fair refined cen
Q8 ~ si,1s,e test. &c; refined sten1y. No.
w $50; No. z, 7-liH3 SIC
n IA. o-l6m3 lee; No. ?. ) Ian
40. 10. l-i@s 7-1ce; No. II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

New York, March aO,--The Evening
Posts London cablegram says.
The feature OF the markets today Ia
the sharp rise In silver and silver Sc
curlties on reported armintice between
China and Japan. There was. too, a
general rally notably In Americans IN
which the interest grows steadily
Tie Lehlgh Valley railroad IL under
stood to have placed here privately
100000 pounds in one year gold notes
at price TO yield per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Liverpool, March sO.-wheat-spot
hrm; demand poor No 2. red winter
As Sd; No. 2. red spring. 5s "a. Futures
closed firm. April. As . I'D; May. As
3-id; June, As S-4d; July, Is iOd;
August, As 10 lid; September, is 10 s-ld.
Corn-Spot quiet. American mixed,
new, 4s i-2d. Futures steady April.
Is I'D; May, Is sd: June, IS 2 sd;
July, As 80; August, Is lid; septem-
Der. As l-9d.
Flour-stcady. nothing offering. st.
Louis fancy winter, IS Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
GIRL STUDENTS TO PLAY BALL.

Smith College, March SO.-The third
annual basket hall contest is TO take
place this afternoon between the 10
phomore and freshman teams OF this
woman's college All winter the girls
have been in training, awaiting with
great interest the time when the iinal
teams should be chosen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Account annual convention of the
II. r, a. 70 be held at Fort Worth, Tex,
Aprll 70, "a and o. 1895. We viii sell
round trip tickets 10 Fort Worth and
return at the following rates: From
stations within as miles Of Fort Worth
al rate OF cents per mile. from sta
lions rs TO 100 miles rate OF 50. stations
within 100 miles or over rate OF one
fare Limited for return 10 April 20,
ises s. q. WARNER.
General Passenger Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
a rfcIIr IN KANNAs.

Iaayenworth. Kan, March so.--1Ihe
anish hight arranged between oscar
Gardner, the Omaha KID. anu
.coekey'' DelouSheriy, y eApyc,su "
oa,,, IN tomorrow at some point con-
,..,,,te,5 10 Kansas, where plolice pro-
,scf,on can be assured. The battle
tnromises 10 be one Of The hottest ever
seen IN the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
NEW ENGLAND ATHLETES MEET.

Worcester Mass, March so.--rhe In
door championships OF the New Eng
land A. A. A. u, viii be held under the
auspices OF the Worcester A. Q. today.
The following events VIII make up the
card; Forty-yard dash. G0o-yard run,
i00o- ward run. one-miie run. oDe-mile
walk. pole vault and high jump. NJ
n Sweeney viii try 10 raise the record
Tor the running high jump.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
The international Route q and @.
n. naiiroad1

II & It. G. train leaving Fort Worth
efo n m makes Immediate connection
al Hearne. and c.. c. 4 s. y. train
leaving Fort Worth at 7.O5 p. m. makes
Immediate connection at Miiano win
Il q. n. train for Taylor. Austin.
San Antonio, Laredo and points IN
Mexico,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

- York. March so.--Money on eau
New uer cent Prime mercan-
nomlnaly lax IL per cent; sterling ek-
ne by auil but nrin. with actual pss s
mes - Z. Tor demand, and SASS l''a'ss -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

for sixty days; posted rates. siss i-eD
$50 and i9Off 800 IL; commercial bllia
si.ST 1-fd4s5 l-2; silver certificates
e. lee; sales, 10000. Bar silver IS $40;
Mexican doilArs. b2r. Government
bonds hrm; state bonds inactive, rail-
road bonds, firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

New Orleans, March 3O.--COtton-
Steady at S-ic; low middllng, 3-Sc;
good ordinary, Lice Net and gross
receipts, S9i3; exports 10 continent,
1852; coastwise, 6llS. gales, $500, stock,
AIS. 1851
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

= 20 Eggs ~ a,lsc; No. is. sl-is@s i.,c; No.
con "; On q Y Csc; mould A. 5-isc;
s,ioe crushed. e-1eqi 3-ic. pow,iersd
cubes. 4 3-ieff4 Az ''-i'ef i-oe'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Chicago, March 3n.-Jlmny Barry, the
1O5-pound bantam champion Of the
world, viii meet his bantam rival. Cas-
contest. They fought twenty-eight
rounds last September. but Leon claim
cd he didn't have fair show.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
,,,. ,,,..aatIsnai Route u. a g. y.
t"e Haflroad.J

Through sleepers daily between pai-
H. snd Gan Antonio via Hearne. with
..,,,tcs i,nntediato connections are made
y, Ennls 70 ara from Fort worth The
ouieke-s route 70 Taylor, Austin, san
Antonio, Laredo and points In Mexico
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

New York, March SO.-Clearings. $s2,-
52i,Jl7; balances. SG,42g7 55.
For the weck-Clearinss. $3.50, ,Os3;
balances, $50 asa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
CT LOUIS COTTON.

st. Louis, Mo-, March 3O,-Cottou--
Steady. Middling, o 1866. Sales, 1900,
receipts, 3l9i; shipments. $780, stock
L72lg,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
m Nu DRYWEATHER REPORTS
IN ny BEARS AND BULLS ON
M WHEAT,

"a, FINAL RESULT THAT
',,r,r CLOSED A FRACTION
. 'a s CLOSED HIGHER
sD,rs AcrIvE-THE PROVISION
',,pxEr-LlvE STOCK PRICES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
prEp GOES UP.
, J.. ua. ADVANCED several Cents

mr. p,ioe Has Advanced severai es"''
nv in Minnesota. r, .r,ce
G, paul. MINI, March so1 nsTe FROM Prom
q !, Srssss e cents ana i Is :, Os Ism t 70
sun iii, i be made before long. ~ dni ea z
cents WI g 10 he small number o. rs 70
a q, " marketable condition me oW besyes
ne, ne " arouih last aummeE w w, nop been
VIII W.T., I'D during the winter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

- HIAIH I-tIIV IT., w
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-15
IDAHO'S TOMBSTONE
De Lamar the Scene Of Another Ter
ribls Tragedy.
OVER BUSINESS AFFAIRS
Hank Anderson Dead and His PART
ner. Sam Brisbow. Dangerously.
II Not Fatally. Wounded
Killed by a Policeman.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.


Boise. Idaho. Oct. 1i.-De Lamar.
which has earned the title of Idaho's
Tombstone. has been the scene of an
other terrible tragedy. This time 1t
was a shooting ARRAY and as a result
Hank Anderson Is dead and Sam Bris-
bow Is lying dangerously but not neces-
sarily fatally injured. while a police
officers hands are stained with human
blood. The tragedy occurred Sunday
evening. Anderson and Brisbow were.
until recently. partners In the livery
business at De Lamar. They quarreled
over the settlement. and II Is supposed
the shooting grew out of a revival of
the business difficulty.
Anderson and Brisbow met In front
of Tom Halls saloon Sunday after
noon. A few words passed when An
derson suddenly whipped out revolver
and commenced firing at Brisbow. He
fired three shots, only one of which
took effect. Brisbow ran into the sa-
loon and cried out that Anderson had
shot him. An examination showed the
bullet had passed through the right
lung and lodged under the shoulder
blade Constables Scadden and Pascoe
proceeded to Andersons house. Ander-
son appeared at the door with a revolv-
er In his hand and told them he would
never be taken alive. Scadden and
Pascoe then retreated. The latter arm
ed himself with a shotgun loaded with
buckshot and the two again started af-
ter Anderson. They proceeded a short
distance In the direction Of Anderson's
house when their man appeared. He
was told to throw up his hand and he
compiled. A moment afterward. how
ever. he lowered mis- hands and pulled
his revolver. Leveling the weapon al
Pascoe he said: "Tll be id II l do"
Pascoe raised his gun and fred, the
load Of buckshot taking effect In An
derson's abdomen and stomach. Ander-
son reeled. but before he fell he fired
three or four shots at Pascoe. none OF
them taking effect. Anderson died In
about 10 miuuteA A coroner's inquest
was held and Pascoe was exonerated
At last reports Brisbow was improving
and win probably recover. Anderson
was q mArI1nA maps but had no child.
ren. HIS wife witnessed the killing
and started towards her husband when
she fell in a faint.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-15
THEY WILL LAY OFF
DEUPREY 10 SICK AND DUR
RANT Is IRRITABLE.
1t Ii Probable That tho Case Will DO
Continued for at Least u Week.
No Trial Yesterday.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-THE trial OF
Theodore Durrant for the murder of
Blanche Lamont did not go on this
morning. So many of the Jurors are
business men that, this being collec-
ton day, the court adjourned until to-
morrow. 1t Is not unlikely that the
court will. tomorrow morning, take a
further adjournment. Attorney Deu-
prey. the leading counsel for the de-
fendant, Is confined to his bed with
rheumatism, and his associates will
base this as a reason for continuance
for several days. Although the court Is
known Ito be opposed to delays in this
trial. II Is believed. under the circum-
stances, hc will grant the continuance.
In that case the trial will not likely be
resumed until next Monday.
In the meantime Theodore Durrant
remains in his cell. never leaving II,
even for the customary exercising In
the corridors. 1t Is said he Is becoming
exceedingly irritable. Since he finished
with his Testimony in Judge Murphy's
court. uhe defendant has lost consider
able vivacity and. instead of being
CdTtlecS anu ut II SeTlOus
and troubled. For the first time since
his arrest. the medical student seemed
impressed with the proper idea OF his
terrible position. AT last 1t has dawn
ed on him that he may be convicted
and. as he realizes the force of Irhe
chain OF circumstances against him,
he has become depressed. Attorney
Dickineon for Durrant to-day remark-
cd that he thought the defense would
be able to put IN the balance OF It's tes-
timony in two days or less. Then the
prosecution will present its witnesses
In rebuttal. District Attorney Barnes
says he will handle them rapidly, but
Dickinson Is preparing TO cross-ques-
tson witnesses at length. and on that
account II need create no surprise II
another week Is devoted 10 the work OF
taking tes estlmony.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-15
SHE WHIPPED HIN
MRS. PHiLLIS PUNISHED A
PROMINENT POPuLiST.
Tho Woman says Adsms Cireulas.1 .
story Dsrogatory to Her Good Nane
"A Rawhido Used.

Philadelphia. Oct. lA-A special 70 H.
Press from Beaver says: This afuernooD
this town was thrown into sxc.temeut ~
the castigaiion of Samuel Adams. CO.
d.date for president Judge on the popufnk
ticket last fall. by Mrs. Nancy Phnlis. .
handsome widow who keeps . boArd1n9
house. She used a rawhsde on him. Ac-
cording 10 her story she took this uonnD
Of reseatlng q story that Adams had o.
culatei derogatory to her good name.
Mrs. Phllis sent word TO Adams tnat
she would Hike to- see him At the hone -
Mrs. Mays. a near netghbor. Adams -
usherei into the parlor. Mrs. Philhs 49,
appeared. and, after locking the do1s.
drew her whip and went at Adams. II
woman weighs leo pounds. while Adnms
only weighs 10 pounds. She struck IN
first across the face. then over the 1901
ders. Finally Mr.. ADAMS made Z ~
dash and grasped the rawhide. wren1nn0
it from her hands and sprang out = ~
lawn and ran.