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And NOW IT'S ITALY
She Makes a Mighty Bold Bluff at
Brazil.
CLAIMS SHE HAS CLAIM
The Roilicking Business of Big
European Nations Jumping Upon
Little American Republics
Continues.

Washington. May 3.--Senor Men
donca, the Brazilian minister here, has
no official information concerning the
reported demand made by Italy upon
the Brazilian government for an an
swer within seven days to Italy's de-
mands for losses sustained by the
Italians during the revolution. He, is,
in fact. at present In Ignorance of the
nature of the Italian claims. He re-
called that Italy preferred some claims
in 1884 growing out of alleged losses
sustained by italian subjects during
the war between Brazil and Paraguay
and Uruguay. But after some corre-
spondence at the time they were all
lowed to lapse until the republic was
declared after the death. of Dom Pc
dro. They were again presented in a
modified form, but were considered so
ridiculous by the Brazilian govern
ment that they were not pressed.
Senior Mendonca does not know
whether these claims are involved or
only the claims arising out of the Da
Cana rebellion of 1892 at Rio Janeiro.
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THE @. A. r. MEETING.

1
N. O'Brien Elected Commander 81 Colo
RADIO and Wyoming Department.
Denver. May Before the @. A. r.
encampment Of the department OF Col
| orado and Wyoming convened, to-day,
veterans in attendance Of the recon-
mendation made by Department Com
mander Rollins for the appointment of
a committee to prepare memorial to
the next national encampment In favor
of extending financial aid to Confeder-
ate veterans. The suggestion was gen.
orally received with favor, and leading
members expressed the opinion that
the principle advocated by General
Rollins will receive the endorsement of
\ the encampment. which resumedFin Sc
cret session at 10 o'clock to-day,
The impression that has got abroad
that General Rollins favored extending
pensions to Confederate veterans is in
correct. What he proposed WINS the
establishment of a home for INDECENT
and suffering Southern veterans. His
exact words were as follows. R
There remains ore other subject Of
which I wish to speak The war is
over. We are. I. may almost say, for
the first time a united people. This
nation is great enough, intelligent
enough. sufficiently advanced In all
that goes to make up whafl we call
civilization. when victorious to be gen.
erous. and even liberal tel lthe van
pushed. ThG South. or 1T 1east ilany
parts of 1t, is not the home bat rather
the stopping place of many poor. Grip
pied, broken-down old men, They were
brave soldiers-not leaders, but in the
ranks of the army-whose records for
bravery and soldierly condict cast no
stain upon our fame as nation among
nations. True, they were not our. COM
rades in a Grand Army sense. but they
were our brothers in an American
sense. A home somewhere in the sum
ny South, where these soldiers can be
cared for, sheltered, fed. clothed, and
in sickness nursed, will cost but little
comparatively. 1t will soon be too late
to be generous. There is but one place
where a movement of this kind can
start, and that is in the Grand Army
of the Republic.
This forenoon's session of the en-
campment was spent IN routine work.,
AS far as learned, there was no dis
cussion of General Rollins recommend
alton, and no action was taken in re->
gard thereto. The session adjourned at.
1915 p. m. to meet again at p. m.
The first order OF business, this after
noon will be the election of depart
ment commander. There are three
prominent candidates. Z. Z. Sherman.
post 22. Colorado. Springs; w. E-'Root.
post AZ. Denver; Nick o'Brien. post 49,.
Cheyenne. Wyo. 1t is thought Comradef
OBrien's chances are best. as many.
Colorado veterans expressed them
selves in favor of dividing the honors
with Cheyenne division and not elect
ing all officers from this state Still,
the friends of both Sherman and Root
express confidence OF winning. ii
Nicholas O'Brien of Cheyenne was
this afternoon elected commander of
the G. A. r.. department of Colorado
and Wyoming. The vote was: O'Brien.
125; Root, 80; Sherman, 20. alf 4
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To Weak Men.

we win send YOU FREE the formula Of the
ceiebrated Turkish specialist. Professor Ben
Hrsh kebe, who for many ye RS was Physician
Extraordinary to His sublime Highness the SuL
tan OF Turkey. This is the same formula 81
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IL now being used daily with the most wonder.
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YOU Wilt be astonished at the marvellous
change In your condition In ten days time
IL will positively remove yaricoceIe.
strengthen weak organs. check and cure ali
unnatural drains and losses frostator-
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erection In later life. Nothing will compare
with this formula for restoring Lost Nan-
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And your entire system win be rebuilt ana
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II can be Allied In any good drug store and
nothing win be sent you O. o. ID All we ssk In
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conyentsnt, the name and address OF one inya-
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Octavia and Sutter Sts., San Francisco. Cal
Please mention Standard in writing.
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Missolua. May BE-. l.. Bonner and
family returned from New York to-
day. ..-
Judge Francis appeared before the
United States district court at Helena
yesterday and was granted a perpet-
ual Injunction restraining John Moley
and Thomas Lafevre from further OPP
erations on their prospect tunnel on
the Northern Pacffic's right of way
near Rattlesnake bridge. 81
Judge Beatty and Clerk Sproule will
come over from Helena Sunday to
visit Judge Knowles. who is recovering
in excellent shape from his recent ac-
cident 80
The executive and fair committees of
the board of trade held meeting this
afternoon to consider the question Of
exhibition quarters for the county fair.
Fresh estimates were presented for a
temporary building and H. J. Saun-
ders. tent manufacturer, of Minneapo-
lis, gave figures on the cost of tents
for the exhibition. A special commit
tee was presented to visit the race
track tomorrow and report regarding
the matter, and IL will be decided
whether buildings or tents will be
used.
The city council met tonight to wind
up the business of April. Bills were
audited and other routine business
transacted.
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CURRENT HUMOR.

'.Hullo. Pationl Haven't seen you
for three days" mo. Went over to
Philadelphia day before yesterday and
spent a week."-Life. q. la
Nodd--Our nurse girl has just had
a terrible fit of Sickness efodd--Yes?
What was the matter? Modify mis-
take she took some medicine she was
going to give to the baby.-Judge.
Trivvet-Miss Flop claims to- have
made 1000 refusals Of marriage,
Dicer-Thatsssasily explained When
young Callow asked her to marry him
she replied: No. thousand times.
no."-Tid Bits.
Lucy-(single)-Do you think 1t is
wicked to smoke. dear?, Fanny omar
ried)-No. dear. I'm sure II isn't.
Lucy-Why are you so sure? Fanny
Because my husband doesn't smoke;
and If IL was wicked. 4 am sure he
would do it.-Spare Moments.
"well. George. I suppose we win go
to the lake again this summer?"
"well. no. my dear. Now that you
have baby, I don't think we'd better.
Squalls are always dangerous In lake
egions."-Harper's Bazaar.
The old bachelor Is merely a cheap
remnant.-Galveston News.
Thomas Cat-You have filled my
heart with Joy. / love you with a
love that is Maria-Pardon me, sir.
but here comes another bootjack.-
Adams Freeman. i.t
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PICK UPS.

London, May John X. Rogers, the
atrical manager. has filed a petition for
divorce from Minnie Palmer on the
grounds of adultery with a man named
Jerard. theatrical manager. The suit
is not defended and the trial is proceed
ing.
Philadelphia, May 1.-The directors OF
the Pennsylvania road to-day declared a
semi-annual dividend of 2h per cent.
New York, May 1.-Gen. John New
ton, president of the Panama railroad
company. died to-day.
Chicago. May Inlay labor day was
celebrated by thousands of workingmen
with an imposing parade and public ex-
ercise
ST. Louis, May la thousand brick
yard wor<men struck at noon to-day for
more wages and a nine-hour work day.
New York, May 1.--John King has re-
signed the receivership of the Erie road
and e. b Thomas has been appointed.
indianapolis. May 1.-Rev. John Hazen
White was to-day consecrated bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese of In
diana. 4 ~
Denver. May Judge Wilbur f. Stone.
of the court of private claims. who has
just returned from Spain, states the at
torney general appointed to represent the
government In the Pefalta-Reavis case.
claims TO have made the discovery that
al lnt QoCufntutrl litQ ny tiditd-
Reavis are fraudulent The 'Peralta grant
OF Il, 900, 900 acres In Arizona covers prac-
tically all the Salt and ella river vail
leys. ~ ae
Washington, May 1.-The state de-
parfment has as yet received no informa-
ton or complaint of the incarceration of
Francisco Valoras. said in the dispatches
from Nogales, Ariz., to be detained In
prison In the state of Sonora, Mexico.
ST. Petersburg, May la dispatch from
Dubno. In the government of Volhynia,
announces that half the town has been
destroyed by fire. Dubno has a popula-
ton of 5000, a castle, numerous churches
and the Greek abbey.
Albany, May 1.-Governor Morton has
granted a respite of one week to-day to
Doctor Buchanan, the murderer con-
fined In Sing Sing. to permit the dismiss
sal or determination of the appeal filed
with the United States supreme court.
Washington. May 1.-w. T. Lopez. night
manager of the United Press. New York
city. committed suicide at the Arlington
hotel here last night by inhaling gas.
Lopez has been in i'll health for some
time. His principal ailment- was insom-
MIA.
Los Angeles. May IA st. Joseph. Mo-.
dispatch received here to-day stated that
a telegram had been received from the
Insley detective agency announcing the
capture OF George Hall. absconding col
lector OF Buchanan county. Mo.
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SICKLY CHILDREN

thrive and grow fat on
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil and Hypophos-
phites when all other food
tails to nourish them, 1T
is the easy fat food for
In ia nts and. children.
Many children have been
kept alive on it for days.
by rubbing it on their
bodies and absorbing itHn.
this way. 6
1t is not a new remedy.
but its great nourishi11 .,
powers are continually
coming to light. The HV-,
pophosphites add to the
value of the Oil.
DonL be persuaded TO accept a su5sfif,,t< !, q
Seottd Bovine, N.Y. All Druggists. SOC. ssd 81. :
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lungs, but the terrible drain and waste
go on all over thesbody. The only way
to get rid of consumption is. to work on
the blood, make It pure, rich and whole
some. build up the wasting tissues, put
the body into condition for fight with
the dread disease. The cure of consump-
ton is n ight-a fight between sound
tissues and the encroaching germs of
disease.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
fights on the right side. 1t drives the
germs back, forces them out of the body.
II will cure oS per cent. of all cases of con-
sumption II it is taken during the early
stages of the disease. It's first action
is to put the stomach, bowels, liver and
kidneys into good working order. That
makes digestion good and assimilation
quick and thorough. 1t makes sound
healthy flesh. That is half the battle.
That makes the Discovery" good for
those who have not consumption, but
who are lighter and less robust than
they ought to be.
A large book Of 100 pages, telling all
about this wonderful medicine, win be
mailed free on receipt Of this notice and
8 cents TO cover postage by WORLDS
DrsPRNsARy MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION, No.
COS Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUTION.-Buy of reliable deal
ers. With any others, something else
that pays them better will probably be
urged as Just as good"
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AROUND THE WORLD.

Salt Lake, Utah, May "A special
from Helena. Mont, to the Tribune,
says: Acting Governor Botlxin was to-
day notified that Governor Budd of
California has appointed the following
delegates to the silver conference to be
held In Salt Lake on May Is: Ex-Con-
gresham Thomas ]. Clunie, Gen. A. l..
Hart and Henry Langenour.
London, May 3.-The Times has a
dispatch from Shanghai stating that
the emperor OF China ratified the
treaty OF peace with japan yesterday.
and that Ii Hung Chang will at once
proceed to Che Foo to exchange rati-
fications with the Japanese representa-
tives.
Newmarket. May s.-Messrs. Croker
and Dwyer have leased a big training
establishment here. The length of the
lease Is not known. but IL is evident
that they intend their horses to make
a long stay at Newmarket.
Berlin. May 3.--The village OF Pom
merseig, near Frankfcrs. has been de-
rtroyed by fire. Sixty-f five dwellings
burned aaa many pc sons were in
jured.
London. May AL ,.n application OF
counsel for Oscar Wilde. the Judge to-
day decided to admit the prisoner to
bail. The amount will be fixed to-mor-
row.
Denver. Col. May 3.-Governor Nc
Intyre has appointed Senators Teller
and Wolcott and Congressman Shall
roth delegates to the silver conference
In Salt Lake May Is.
Perry. O, T., May 3.--The Bank Of
Commerce of Newkirk failed this morn
ing. IL commenced business with the
opening Of the Cherokee strip with
capital OF $4,000 Jamison Vawter is
president and j. J. Blanchard cashier.
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Newmarket, Eng. May 3.-The 1000
guineas stake for 3-year-oId niles was
won by A. w. Cox's bay filly Gallotia,
by Galopin out of Agave. Sir James
Miiler's Lasagesse was second. Lord
Rosebery's Gas third. Fifteen horses
ran. The course was the Rowley mile.
Gallotia won by three lengths. Half a
length separated the second and third
horse. The betting was 100 to against
Gallotia and Lasagesse and 20 to
against Gas
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Slick.

Chicago. May 3..--James f. Wilson.
said to be wanted in Brooklyn. N. y.
for $4,000 swindle. was arrested in
Lexington. KY, tonight. II is charged
he ordered large consignments of shoes
on credit. sold them under the hammer
and disappeared
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Washington. May 3. Secretary
Gresham passed a restless night ana
to-day is much Frustrated. The acute
symptoms have abated in severity and
1t is hoped that in the course OF a few
days the secretary will have gathered
strength enough TO enable him to visit
o nearby health resort.
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strong wants En- TO Quit.

New York. May 3.-The announce
ment is made this afternoon that May
or Strong has asked for ,he resignation
of Police Commissioners Murray and
Kerwin, republicans. Col. Fred Grant
and Theodore Roosevelt are to he
appointed TO succeed tfctn.
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Proctor Hangs On.

New York. May 3.-The resignation
Of Charles Lyman as a member of the
civil service commission is in the
hands of the president. 1t is regarded
as likely the commission will be prac-
tically reorganized. Lyman and Roose-
Welt. republicans. will retire. but
Proctor. democrat. will continue a
fuember
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Nellie Won't Say.

Washington, May 3.-The report
from Chicago that Mrs. Nellie Grant
sartoris was TO be married shortly to
Gen. Henry Kyd Douglass OF Mary
land. is generally credited. here. Mrs.
Sartoris herself declined TO say any
thing on the subject this morning.
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WAGNER ACQUITTED.

Tho Jury Didn't Think him Guilty of
Selling Booze to Boys.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
Missouia. May 3s-rhe trial of Joseph
Wagner was held this evening be-
fore Judge Ross and q jury. Several
boys testified that they bought liquor
in Wagner's saloon. the testimony Of
one of them being very convincing.
Despite this, the jury brought In ver-
dict of acquittal.
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Rebels whipped.

Madrid. May IA dispatch from Ha-
vane says an encounter between Span
ish troops and insurgents at Santa
Cruz occurred. in which six OF the lat
ter were killed. Troops also surprised
the rebels near Bsracoa and killed
three
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London. May 3.-The Earl OF Penn
broke and Montgomery. Is dead. He
was born in 1850. and was under seci.-
tary OF war from 1874 70 1878. He was
a CONSERVE tive
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Con su m ption
kills more people
than rifle balls. 1t
Is more deadly
than any of the
much dreaded cpl
ID e mics. Fully
| one sixth of all
the deaths in
America are caus-
ed by consump-
ton. II is a steal
thy. gradual, slow
,disease. 1t pene-
trates the whole
body. 1t is in
every drop of
blood. II seems to
work only at the
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plosion in the Cambria Iron company's
mill to-day, George Maybet. George
Mattach. Rudolph Rumbold and Joe
Bolinsxy were seriously injured.
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Washington. May s.-For Montana
Showers In the. western portion; fair
in the eastern. y
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Eggs for Hatching.


From the following popular breeds single
Comb Brown and White Leghorns; Bearded
and White Plymouth Rocks; silver-Laced Wy
andottes; Bun and Partridge CochinS; White.
Paced Black spanish; Black Iangshans; Light
bramss: Silver Hamburger: White Cfesceni
BACK Polish; Houdans; Pit f4amcs: Tfdes
Geese; Bronze Turkeys and fekln Ducks.
One setting OF EGGS S7; two settings, 81,
all additional settings. 81 per setting.
Also Cocks OF different breeds for sale.
Call on or address. MRS. A. j. THOMAS,
MsSoula- Monk
NOTICE TO CkEDIrOk>-Esrafe OF Andrew
~ Mckay. deceased. Notice Is herebJ
given by the undersigned administrator. OF thu
estate OF Andrew Mckay. deceased. 10 the
creditors Of, and all persofss having claim
against the said deceased. Co exhibit them witt
the necessary vouchers within 10 months aftel
the first publication OF this notice To the SAID
administrator Il the store Of Mckinnon s No
hay. IN the city OF Anaconda, the same being tho
place for the transaction OF the business OF sah
estate. William Mckay administrator OF me e
tate OF Andrew Mckay deceased. IN the count,
Dated Anil ts-16n
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Your plain Duty

IL TO make the trip 10 Chicago on the Chr
cago, Union Pacific a Northwestern
line. Whyf Time the quickest. solid
vestibulsd train, no change Of coach ~ the
Missouri river. Through first and second
class sleepers and dining cars.
For full information call on or address
S. ID. Beebe, agent Union Pacific system,
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An over the World.

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa. May s.-By an ex-
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For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
go to the STANDARD, q East Broadway.
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HOLDERMAN'S
.JeWeIry Il Store,
Cor. Main and Lloyd Sis.
Repairing done prompt and in
faUltless manner.
Mere Mention.

Arbor Day tomorrow. Plant tree.
Lots of commercial agents were in town
this week.
A wholesale grocery will be opened
here next week.
The Saving Fund Associations have
been busy receiving money this week.
The Titman (Harington) property has
been greatly improved by the painters.
A brewer can turn barrels of beer into
barrels of money by advertising.
Printer Ink
We are to have new Building and
Loan Association which already promises
to be a success.
Help make business boom nv sdvertis
ing in all the town papers. Referred TO
all business men.
Let us hope Councilman Gable is correc
in his estimate of the damage TO the
Brandonville dam.
A single year of judicious advertising
is often equal to life time of hard work
in the building of business.
If Council would stick to its promises
and show that it meant business we might
have more industries in town.
The Democratic party was never be-
fore so much in need of somebody to tell
it what to do in order to be saved.
If the warning given some people by
the Health Officer is not appreciated they
will find themselves out of pocket soon.
If you have something good advertise
it. Some of your customers may know
you have it, but there are great many
who do ot..
Time is getting short. People wishing
to take space in the Souvenir edition will
have to take hustle on themselves, or
they will be left.
There appears to be total disregard of
the ordinance prohibiting the use of the
streets and alleys for wagons, &c. Most
of the time the alleys are impossible.
That peanut stand that obstructs the
pavement at the corner of Market and
Centre streets has not yet been torn down
rs promised. Perhaps the owner is wait.
ing for another call from the Burgess.
Every business man, manufactures or
public spirited citizen who has any prop
erty interest in the town should take
space in the HERALD's Souvenir edition.
1t is not a money making scheme; it is
intended to show strangers just how big
aud enterprising a town we have. 1t
will be a success if you will help to make
it so.
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An ImnnSter.

A man giving the name of Bowman
and claiming to be member of Middle
town, Pa, Lodge No. PCS, knights of
Pythias, was in town few days ago
trying to procure aid from members of
the order, but failed, as he was recognized
as having worked the same game some
time ago and his temperance aroused
suspicion. A letter from Middletown
states that Bowman" is not a member
of the lodge of that place and is un
doubtedly the same man who was there a
few weeks ago uader the name of G. W
Shaeffer and borrowed some money to gel
to Homestead, where he claimed to have
family and some property, Members ol
the order are warned against this man
He is tall (about feet 9 inches, weighs
about $50 pounds, has brown moustache
wears a pilot overcoat slouch hat, blue
flannel shirt and blue tie.