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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-03

/ often without knowledge: stiIl. their
I very persistency was usually the very
pledge Of victory.
The free and easy methods II wUr-
ship Of this church have always had
a charm for the masses OF the people.
The REVEALS and campmeetings nave
done much to enhance the growth of
this great church. OF two other feat
ures OF the church, Wesley himself
said: THE day when itinerancy shall
cease among the ministry and the
classes among the laity of MethD1isrn
will be the date of it's downfall. There
is no doubt that IL has benefited ara
uplifted many people who could tot
have been so widely reached by other
churches. There have been exc uses.
some methods and agencies We do not
approve Of; some are regretted by
many Methodists themselves, who try
to regulate what they cannot endorse,
and to use to the best advantage what
cannot be put down.
The doctrine of Christian perfection
was a favorite one with Wesley, and
has been held I'm the church 10 this
day. From a Presbyterian standpoint,
IL looks as II IL were held by them
more as a theory than as a fact. de-
duced from actual life. Wesley him
self was not perfect. IL has been well
said that "he was a sanity man. but
somewhat short Of being a saint"
Perfection is in Jesus Christ alone.
OF the Arminian theology. we need
not speak further. The day Is past
when men took delight in discussing
the five points of Calvinism with the
followers of Arminius. We think OF
Calvinism and Armnianism as the
two great hemispheres OF religious
truth. They lie side by side. each
working out its appropriate mission.
and both are doing this to-day more
npDPpfullN and nj than
before. The Methodists help us sing
Doddridge's sweet hymn, Grace. It's
a Charming Sound" and Toplady's
Rock Of Ages" and we sing with
them the noble strains of Charles
Wesley's Jesus. Lover of MY Soul"
and neither Methodist nor Presbyteri-
an wishes to change a line nor cast the
shadow of a doubt upon one single
thought I'm those charming songs of
redemption by faith alone.
| might speak. by the way. Of criti-
cism, of the eXcitements which ac-
companied their religious services a
generation ago. II Is not necessary
But | do want to call attention To the
grand record of this church. as | close.
They have been and are the pioneers
among Protestants. They can build
churches with the scantiest means
They have always been loyal to Christ
and to the orthodox doctrine OF the
great atonement Their missionaries
have gone to the ends of the earth
They have welded a great influence
for good. They have preached the
value of the individual soul. and the
need Of personal holiness. They have
raised a constant protest against papal
hierarchy, rationalism, secularism and
infidelity. EARLY Methodism, bold.
controversial shouting. has given way
to "A more cultivated but not less earn
est and aggressive generation OF
preachers and people" In Christ's
name we say To this sister church.
Peace be within thy walls and pros
perity within thy palaces"
The next subject will be "Congrega-
tiOnalism."
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Another Change of Time.

Effective June 2, and until further
notice, the Montana Central local train
No. will run through daily to Great
Falls Leave Butte at Soclock a. m, Hell
ena lis a. m, arrive Great Falls 2:55 p.
m. No. l, returning, will leave Great
rails at O'Clock p. m. Helena 7:35 p.
m, arrive Butte IL o'clock y. m. No.
2 will connect at Great Falls with the
Great Falls q Canada railroad for Co.
lumbia Falls, Kalispell, Spokane and
all points west via Shelby Junction
No change will be made in arrival or
departure of through trains. ]. Z.
Dawson, General Agent
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Change in Time Schedules.

Butte. June IA change of time will
go into effect tomorrow, Sunday, on
the Northern Pacific. There will not
be a great change so far as Butte
trains are concerned. but the time be-
tween Portland and st. Paul will be
shortened three hours. The train for
the east will hereafter leave Butte at
1880 instead Of 10.20 a. m. The train
from the east will arrive at S:45 in
stead Of SIS
The new popular train to Great Falls
by the Great Northern will also start
in tomorrow morning The train will
leave Butte at : a m. and arrive in
Great Falls at > 90.
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schedule of Wages Established.

Butte, June AT regular meeting OF
the Building Laborcrs' International
union last evening the following officers
were elected: President. Thomas Red
mond; vico president, p. A. Comman /;
recording secretary, j. j. Leahy; finan-
cial secretary. James Cusick treasurer,
Gus Nehot warden. John +. Stensen.
A motion was made and carried that
the scale of wages for 1895 be $3.50 per
day.
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Ladies' Appreci,.s

good remedy and there is not any
thing on tho market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure of
painful or irregular menses. These tab
lets remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au.
gendrc, Paris, France. and for sale only
by ID. NJ. Newbro Drug Co.. Butte. Mont,
sole agents. Price 81 per box; sent by
mail securely sealed.
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Commencing with May 18th, and daily
thereafter. the Union Pacific will resume
the sale of round trip tickets from Butte,
Helena, Anaconda, Deer Lodge and Gar
rison. as follows:
To all Missouri river points, 5000; st.
Louis, $500; Chicago, 5000. For further
information relative to routes, time
tables, ETC.. confer with your nearest
Union Pacific agent, or
E. V. MAZE,
General Agent, Butte, Mont.
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Change OF Time.
New time table on the Great North
ern railway takes effect on Monday
May 9Th, at 10 a. M:
Nc. % will arrive Butte $3.50 D. m.
No. will arrive Butte $40 d. m.
No. will leave Butts 10 a. m.
No. "a will leave Butte 6 d. m.
j. z. DAWSON. General Agent.
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Ladies and Gentlemen.

Madame Vincent is prepared to cure
dandruff, prevent badness, promote the
growth of hair and restore the original
color. No preparation used but Professor
Whites. 8 North Montana street.
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CLOTHING Co.

Bids will be received by the Mssoula General
Electric company for the construction OF a dam
and power house across the Missoula river at
Hell Gate canyon. according 10 plans and specl-
fications at company's office. The company re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids. BIDS
will be received until June 10, 1895. Missoula
General Electric company.
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General Agent. Butte, Mont.

Societies and parties desiring the Co.
lumbia gardens for picnics and celebra-
tons can secure same by inquiring of
W. II. Lewis.
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Photos taken until 10 a. m. at the La
Roche Studio, "a North Main street.
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Roses s1.00, carnations 80 cents per
dozen. Mitchell q Manchester, 80 West
Granite.
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If you are going east and wish to visit
the principal points of interest en- route,
purchase your ticket via the Union Pa
cific.
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For artist supplies GO to Charles Schatz
lein's, IA West Broadway.
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Change of Time.

For plaques, paints, brushes, etc., 60 to
Charles Schatzlein's, IL West Broadway.
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Our misfortune is your great luck
Shoes are slaughtered at Dan Lewis
assignee sale.
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We are going to show you better
values than you ever thought of.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
WILLIAM H HAEEgS PblZs.

An Oid Map whieh shows the Rapid ne
veiopmeat OF the Northern Section "
wilminRton.
william a Hanna. the genial deputy
assessor aud collsotor for the Nor hern
district Of this city. hos In his possession
q map which be values quite highly by
reason of the especial references 90 the
city aud it's growth ana development.
H. has had bis prize for a number Of
years but not until few days ago d he
take it TO the office and show it TO his
many friends
The date A. which the map was maoe
be does not know. neitner dues he know
who drew it. although from a name on
Il he presumes it 10 be the htndlwork Of
one Of the Canbys
IL embrscss that part Of the city lying
north OF Delaware avenue. east OF
Adams street west OF King street aud
south Of the B andywlne. What ia now
Adams street 10 designated ~ OLD Kings
road; Delaware avenue IA Kenneth
Turnpike road Tenth street. from Iat
RAIL to King, is Chestnut street; and
Fourteenth street Is Washington street
The ground nov occupied by the vii
mlugton and Brandy vine Cemetery iH
cut up into building lots. Many OF the
old houses which are now landmarks.
are faithfully deplotsd The square
now ocoupied by the Court House q
deslguatsd as public psrk aud con
tUius reservoir 10 is an interesting
drawing throughout
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
HElTT GRlHIM'S BODY

Three Persons Claim the I,sward and the
Complications May CuIminate In a
Suit I'm the Superior Court
Heltt Graham. OF New Castle. has been
dead more than year now. but the re
ward for the finding Of his body has never
been paid by Mrs Mary Grahsm. his
widow. This Is not becauee Of dislnch
nation on her psrt, but because
there are three claimants of the
reward. They are Captains Edward
Haf c,ck ard james Ras, Of salem. N
J and boy named Alexander Smith. OF
Philadelphia. The by has retsiued
United States District Attorney Lewis o
Vaudegrift TO look after his interest In
the matter The two captains have not,
10 far az can be learned. secured lawy ers
Walter II Hayes is the legal representa-
tive Of Mrs Graham
I'VE are ready TO rpay the reward as
soon as one o. the claimants estab liahes
his claim by process OF Law or other.
wise said Mr. Hiyes TO au EVENING q
JOURNAL reporter who called upon him
tbis morning
Graham, who WAS going down The
Delaware river on yacht was struck BY
the shifting boom aud knocks
overheard one night In August
1894 ais life being insured 10 was
essential that his body should be
recovered hence the reward aud the
subsequent recovery OF the remains In q
cove near Salem
10 now looks as though the matter will
be carried to the Superior Court.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
THR CHARGES NOT SUSTAINED

James McKeoueh Reports House Sergeant
AurneY 20 the Police Commission aud
Fails 10 Make Out Case.
The Police Commission held a special
meeting last evening 10 listen TO charges
made aRsine. II lnse Sergeant Durney by
James McKeough wHO claimed that
Durrey ordered McKeoughs nephew,
who he'd been arrested In the raid on the
parties who we're tresspassing on the
ball grounds Saturday. 10 be locked mp,
although bail was prefent for him
The evidence WAS all In Sergeant
nnrneys favor. TO was shown shat
Nc Aetugh. who was much excited
ordered Sergeant Black not TO lock up
bis nephew. whereupon he WAS told by
Sergeant Durney 20 address bis converse
tlon to him as superior officer
MoKeoueh then demanded 30 see
the chief OF the captain but
both were out on duty, bnt
. message Was sent TO fad Clerk Adams
but be couldst be found The boy was
then taken back into the cells and Nc
X aough started back too Sergeaut
Dnrney told him that II be insisted on
going back be would lcrk him up. so.
Words then passed between the too men
The commissioners dismissed the
charges as they had not been sustained.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
HOEORS TO A WILMINGTON MAY.

The International Association OF Fire
Chiefs In session In Augusta, Ga. Elects
George w. sasse a vice-President.
The International Association Of Fire
Chiefs is Ia session this week Ia Augusta
Ga IL Is imposed Of the chief officers
Of the paid and volunteer departments
OF thirty nine states and three ter.
ritories, aud Canada and Nova
Scotia and Its object Is 70 discuss the
best means of FIRE fghting, aud the
most Efficient apparatus for saving OF life
and property Up 70 this year Delaware
has not been represented, although this
city can boast Of department second TO
none 10 the United STATES. Second As
sistant Engineer George w Sasse, who
is one OF the most efficient members Of
Washington Company, and has no
superior IL this city in enthusiasm or
ability, determined that the Diamond
State should no longer be missed from the
roll and, At his own expense, Is attending
this convention.
He Is taking an active part In its work
as Is evidenced by the fact that he was
yesterday chosen one OF its vice presi
dents, an honor both hattering to MIN b.
self. to his department and his city, and
as deserved as It Is gratifying
The next. convention will bs held in
Salt LIKE city, and Mr.. Sasse expects TO
attend that also.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

Peary on the terrible Ice cap Of Green
land withstood the rigors OF the awful
cold OF the wind swept wastes unless be
patterned after the Esqulmaux remains
Is yet 10 be told
Never" said the veteran Arctic
voysger In conclusion. "wlll any ex
plorer reach the high latitude Of the
North Pole over the great Ice cap OF
Greenland, subject AZ its TO storms aud
glacial changes that in an instant sweeps
out OF existence all semblanoe Of a
road.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Ne was In a PItiabie condition.

About 10 o'clock last night Special
Officer John Hilysrd Of the w. & N.
railrosd, oisc5vered Albert Hunter. aged
90 years and a veteran OF the late war,
standing IN a dszsd condition on the
main line Of the P, w. & B near the
gas house. His hair was matted and his
Clothes covered with foul smelling fith
which he had gotten ia a sewer into
which be aad fallen, and be was nearly
exhausted from combined cold and
exposure. he was sent in on the patrol
wagon, and after beiug washed up was
put In a cell for the night.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
lNHALEO AMMONIA FUMES.

4 workman IN the Delaware Chemical
Works Dies From the Effects.
Stanley Whitaker who lives at No
1912 West Second street, was one ~ the
employees II the Delaware Chemical
Company. Last Tuesday morn ug he and
several other men we're working IN a room
contsininF a tank OF ammonia. shen they
became affected by the - sses and
had to be taken home Whit laker was
worse than the others and 20 dangerous
did his symptoms seem that Dr. Cofkran,
who was attending him, sunni oned Dr.
Stubbs Ia consultation Nothing could
be done however and last ght death
resulted The coroner has net decided
as 20 the necessity OF an inquest.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Addlol.. sneel.. for nImaeIf.

j. Edward Addicks WAS the star
witness In his own behalf before
Comm lssioner Cooper yesterday after
noon he omphat ollly deuisd every
allegation made against him by bis wife.
Tho examination lasted more than an
hour, duing which time the commis
sioner excluded from the room everyone
ont counsel aud Mr. aud Mrs hcdicks
rhere is an understanding said 10 exist
that M Ida Carr Wilson the c'-respon
dent. shall not be called ufon TO testify
A. tho November term Of court the
commissioner win band 10 his repors
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOB WORK.

Two Electric hallway Contracts WIN
Keep the Diamond state Iron Works
Running Until New Years.
The Diamond State Iron G mpany, IL
is said, hrs signed an importsn contract,
the work on which will keep the
compsny's works running at full blast
until the 6rst Of next year.
Ths contract is All the iron work
needed for dffeen and a half M les Of the
electric railway OF the Bait more and
Washington Company. and foi two aud
a half miles Of electric railway between
Washington and Alexandra.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Declined TO 30 Tntsrviewed.

LoND0E. Ost 10 The representative
Of the aitsd Press called yesterday upon
Ambassador Bay.ri. who is the guest OF
tbe Marquis OF Bath, st .Lougl a.. War
minist,r Wiltshire, IN reference to the
attack made upon him by Lord Sack
Vile Mr. Bayaid said that the matter
was entirely out Of his hands and was
contained In the cfEicial diplomatic cor
respondenoe ex hanged between Greet
Britain and the United States Ia 1888.
Mr. .Bayard added that he would say
nothing more. ths foregoing being all
that was necessary.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
DIaoussing New Parh ProportIes.

The City Councils committees on law
and ahancs hoid conference last
evening l. was decided not 60 buy
Rosendale Park entire, but Il strip Of
IL could b. purchased, 20 take IL For
the Bradford tract for which s. 900 is
asked, IL was decided to make an offer Of
50, 600 II wss also decided to buy the
Two properties on tho park drive near
Bancroits. one of which belongs "a
Robert Hutton. the othsr controlled by
SAMUEL B Bincroft Jr trustss
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
special services At Epworth.

The special revival meetings In
Epworth Church are being largely
attended aud there is every indication
OF q profitable and hiQhly successful
season Last evening the church wis
crowded. Rev Robert Watt. ID. ID /,
preached an earnest sermon from
II Corinthians, vi. 2; Now Is the
accepted time; now ls the day Of
salvation. One supplloant knelt nt the
altar. This evening Rev Merritt Hui
burd d d will pieic1. aud 20 morrow
Rev l. p Barrett. ID ID. The services
will be continued during next week
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
nsnih of IE-sh.rifI .Ianlea al n.trong.

The death OF * Sheriff ia mes Arm
strong occurred Yesterday a. the home
Of bis son in law. Harry McCa J, No 400
Franklin street He wss "a years Of age.
and for many years was in the harness
business ia Newark He wa shsrih NJ
New Castle county from 1870 to 1872
since which time be has llvsd IN win
mington The funeral will occur 70
morrow afternoon st 30 O'Clock and
interment will be made in the Whining
ton and Brandy wine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

This Is r,ilroad payday at all the p. W.
& snops Of the city.
-Minnehaha Tribes new chiefs are:
Prophet. n. w. Crossan. sachem. George
Nones: senior saga ore. iohu Gus ninsham.
iun1ir saaam1rc. W. ID. nothwell; guard OF
4 sitmam. f. N. smith: guard Of 10 est, :. W.
Miller.
This tug lAur, b looks Ike a new vessel
.irca she has been literally paint Al the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company's.
rnis Is 81. Matthew's blrthd-, eAd several
Cat fOic temperance s0cle les will celebrate
the event.
Rev. Timothy White. the hlird evango-
list. will conduct the services At the sunday
break fast, corner seventh and Lomo4fu
streets this evening.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Miss Flaeier ana the Grand Jufy.

WAsHINeTON, D @ Ost 10 Miss
Flaglsr's shooting OF young Earnest
Green. the son OF Secretary Csrlisle's
cllored messenger last Sumner when
she thought he was trying to steal pears
from her fathers garden, WIS brought
before the grand jury by the district
attorney Yesterday. with view to her
iudict ment for msnslaughter Opinions
differ among the lawyers as to
whether tho grand iary will indict
Miss Flagler. but it is believed that her
friends would like 70 have It done in
order that che might be vindicated in a
formal trial OF sach Ia indictment.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
TER U. S. GUHDOAT WILMINGTON

To BE Named In Honor OF This Clty-In-
itlal Steps Towards Securing an APP
propriate CIT for Her
The Navy Department has decided to
name one OF the new gunbosts to Se
built At Newport News after this city,
Wilmington and II Is but fitting that
the good people Of this city should take
cognlzance OF IL Other cities have done
honor TO themselves aud their namssake
aud Wilmington should not 10 behind
hand.
With shls objscb In view. the EVENING
JOURNAL has started subscI lption list
the fund to be used for the plrchase Of
silver service for the United States
gunboat Wilmington The money 70.
ceived will be Acknowledged In these col
umns and held subject to the orders Of
committee OF citizens which will
be selected later:
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Fatal right Betwsen Business Men.

LAURAL Del Uc5 TO -Isaac Watson,
q baker at Delmsr, WAS fatally II jnred
with an AK handle Tuesday night By
Levin Hastings merchant OF
the same town Several yesrs
ago business transaction be-
tween the two made them bitter
enemies Watsoa was under TIE irhn
eucs OF liquor and went 10 Hastings
store ani engaged ia a quarrel with
him Hastings hAs not yet been arIested,
aud WAS at his plsss OF business 90 day.
Both men are well connected and promi
nent Ia the town
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
DEATH OF EUGENE KslTsRLISUS.

Was Well-Kuown siness Man of Phn-
Adeiphia who srrisd delaware
woman-skstch of Hts Life.
PHILADELPHIA, Os' 10 Eugene
Ket eriinus. former well known
resident Of this city. whose death
occurred yesterday, after q brief illness
ia Providence, r l. Was born In
Phil phia In 1857. and was a
sou OF Eugene Ketterhnns, one OF the
founders OF the Ketterlinus Printing
House at Fourth and Arch streets
private school, after which, a.
al early age. be obtained employment in
the silver Fare manufacturing ests sblsh-
ment Of William Wilson's Sons, subse
queutly becoming general manager for
ths firm.
After being with the 6,m for several
years Mr.. Ketterlnus became
general manager for the Cor
mau Manufacturing Compsny, Of
Nsw York, and for the past
i've years conducted its business
in Boston. About FIVE weeks ago
he moved to Providence, whore
the piiacipAl establishments Of the com
pany are located. He WAS considered by
his employers to be one OF the sblest men
in that business 10 this couutry.
Mr. KitterliDus was a member Of the
Union League. the Uudiue Barge Club
the old Germantown Cricket Club
Company B OF the First Regiment. N. q
p the New York Club aud the Boston
Athletic Club
For years he resided at School lane and
Wisfsbick,n avenue, Germantown, anC
was prominent Ia fashionabl society
His wife was Miss Carter, of Delaware
aud one child survives him
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Tho Plaintlm Won the Case.

Before Magistrate Kelley last evening
Ambrose 4. 20 tey, Of Claymont sued John
N Boyd. Of Tburlow. for bill OF 81 "A
for blacksmith work done. the amount
having been attached In the hands OF the
Wilmington Wheel Company. The case
was an sxciting ore, owing TO the
warmth Of the contestants. The msgi'- p
trate dec dsd iu favor OF Mr Oitey. BOYD
cave notice Of an appeal
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
I.lne nn nf ~ snnhnmnr.s

TIE Delaware College Sophomores In
their game with High school at River
view 70 morrow will line up as follows:
Baldwin. right end Jones light tacke.
Spple, right guard; Mullins centre
Norris, left guard; Davis. left tackle
Springer, left end Polk quarter back
Marvel. right bali back; Cross. left half
back. Osmond. fnll back
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Under MIR. Pie's VIII

Justin J. Piss will leaves All Of his
property 10 his wife durlng her lifetime
at her death it will be dlvioed among
the children share aud share alike with
the exception Of the Oldest sen, who, In
addition 70 his equal share. is given an
additional interest In the mills At
Osceola. Pa.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
rortnnnte RunawnY i.

A horse attachs d 20 a carriage belong
ing 10 man named Stuck, who hve9
near R'verview. ran away 81 Second and
King streets yesterday Afternoon. aud
after breaking the harness and shafts,
was caught at Third ana French streets.
Neither horse nor driver was injured.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
rrent Morth GrasnInr.

This evening the members OF VIII
mlnkton Lodge. A o U w, will DO
given rare treat IL the shape of a
lecture on Charity. Hope aud Protection,
by Ebeg n. Baldwin, Of Clsymont, who
81 joys the reputation OF being one Of the
most eloquent speakers IN the order.