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New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

After the closing of supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
%as opeaed Hs%e on the piers Of English French
and German steamers snd remain s ,yner ol u'' ''
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsH
INDIES ETC
st'NDAY-At $50 p. m for st. Piere-Mausion' pss
Mo8pAY"St 10 a. m supplementary II a. M for Cen
a A'etlSH hSyanee Via Colon Guatemala must
be @ directed Osr Pana@s 70 for %
be directed per Panama al - ~ nom ON
New orleans p. m for jamaica per steamer from
TtspXY-t ?r Rraz I'll per & sflssn9 r;s,s cGSn fs9%
Cape Colony Natal per inchbarra det'ers m ~
La Plata corntres direct LsI6nIss; %ss. az M
suppemenaryw s% p M ssS. Martinique and Bar:
badoes per Caribbee deters for Grenada Trinidao
M Ard TGSaTo must % be % Pfs
for Fortune Island ard Haytl per $ $ A,hos: at -
Hnts % iin'GisnsRpTy assls must '2 BE- 9
M for S@sa c.;s C Ssoss Dr%s; %sIsn
FDAY H. for Serh g1T edrs Ga rsra FOR oher
parts be directed I per csa5ensep =; and
sansaso nj ' e cuba per Siagaa; At M A,ssS i;SS
Elementary $50 p. m) for bermuda per : y ~"'s'
ps%s1.ry ahl lG'S @csi, n" R,ss tor
sa Geiters for 9'hP 3 r' @ Gi fS0 20. Ta%pscSs
5niapas Taba CO. Tuxpem and Yucaan per .. ctty
Washington Ge;ss f She & parts d NsTs a@S 'S %
i''a ii a. mus. m for ven..a.ls
detters for OF Colombia must be directed
'per ,aracas'): at - m. Grenada. Trinidad and'
Tobago per Barden Tower at m. supp,e,
mertary 80 D M for Turks Island. Cape Hayt and
san Domingo. per :. Saginaw
Malls for Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax ana theneA
bv steamer close this Office daily at $50 r. IN. Mails
for Mgueon by rail Boston. and thence by steamer.
close al this office daily at $50 D. Mails for Cuba
close at this daily 200 M. for forwarding ov
stea mers sailing ,Mondsys and Thursdaysl from PORT
ranpa Fs Mails for Mexico. overland, unless specially
addressed for dispatch BY steamer cose az this once
daily at 700 a. IN.
rRANs-pAcrFIc MAILS.
Mail. china : Victoria from
TacomaD nee daily uD to December ~ az 0:30
o. M Mails for China and Japan especially mddressed
Empress OF Iada from NancouN 'r). close
here daily mp December $50 az $50 p m Mails FOR
China and Japan. Peru for san Francisco close
here daily No to January at $50 p ~ Malls Tor
Australia fcxcep thoce sor West Australia. which
forwarded Europe) New-Zeaand. Hawaii. FIJI ana
samoan Islands Alameda. ffrom San Francisco
close daily up TO January - at $50 p M 'or on ar
rival AZ New York OF Etruria with British nails tor
Australia Mails FOR Australia except West Austrsih)
Hawaii and Fiji Islands. Warrimoo from VAN
couyer) here daily after January and up TO jan
uary 0 at $50 D. Mails for Hawaii per o. AUSTRALIA
san Francisco, close here daily up TO January
u at 6.3D -. Mails for the Society Islands per
shin CITY Of Papeu iron, San Francisco. close here
daily January - ut G:3' ~ m
mail closes at eco p NJ. previous day.
CHARLES w. DAYTON Postmaster
Postofice NewYork. y /. December r. iS"'
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

SAINT EI.S-ROsENBERG-Ms Julia Rosenberg. Of
Ilrn,llyn TO Peter Samues of citN. Al home a. 80
Arlington ave. Brooklyn f. D., SUNDAY evening, Jan
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Medlson-sye and 66th-st.-
ROY r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at II
"rhe Influence Of Sciaace the Religious Life" Even
song a, s D. NJ lssais fre"). with sermon by Rev. A. "
FENSHAW.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
Religions Notices

ACADEMY or MIslC.-sunday evening January s.
rOrNT DEBATE between RcVs. ANNA SHAW ard
THOMAS DIXON On "rhe New Woman Admission.
25 cents Reserved. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
ENGLlGEU.

Remember this is Hospital sunday i'lp the
Sick Poor with your Church Offering.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

AT SOUTH CHURCH. Nadis1n-ave and 3stli-st.. Rev.
ROpERICK TERRY. H. D.. Pastor Services at IL a. m.
and D. m. The Pastor Will preach Special musical e.r
vices OF O'Clock Sulyan's Oratorio. Light u the
N-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
THE COST TO SPAIN.
From The Baltimore American.

Plant Line Ship Port Tampa TO Iamaica. Jsnuar,
17th 3ls, February ifth. 2sth March 3th nth mo.
nation j. J. FARNsWORTH 26i Broadway, n Y
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
SOLDIERS IN COMMAND.
From The Wheeling Inteillgencer.

for freedom.
SOLDIERS IN COMMAND
From The Wheeling Inteiligencer
Campos must realize by this time that Gomez and
in the Cuban campaign was thought to be an utter
lack Of capable leaders. To start from me easeei e
enulpned men outwit the first captain In the span
ish Army and unite the columns ana erin5 5,iaTY ine
performance. The who have accomplished
this soldiers.
sPANIARDs WILL BE STARVED OUT
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
II the Spanish Army can be kept cooped up until
tyn III Hi. come to an end The Cuoans will sim,
ply starve out their once proud but no" humoled
NOT LIKELY TO TAKE HAVANA.
From The New Haven Palladium.
If the rebels should take Havana recognition OF
their belieerent rights would not De far on e Du,
viii do So Allowing the most exaggera.end n
claim as to the strength OF the repei army IL s.
appears that General Campos must nave d. '"''
two men TO then one
THEIR CAUSE GROWING STRONGER
From The New-Orleans Times-Democrat
All the Indications are that the advance or @ @the
Cubahs Is the fact thst their cause st Aas
grown steadily stronger r. it hI keeps on @ a, res snl
rate 1t Is only d question OF time "heh II VIII i'
III their independence.
WILL DECIDE NOTHING.
From The Kansas city Star
The insurgents need a great deal yet-more artil-
lery mere men, more small arms. ara Il Is no.
improba bic that they also need general man
OF absolute military genius-;o lead them.
Guerilla fighting while very attractive 10 those
engaged in it. Is very destructive 10 tie country,
and NAV be said TO finally decide nothing Cue
rIIa wars are long wars. the independence OF
cuba is not 10 be achieved with nachetes. mere
must he ar army that whip in the open heid a
Spanish army ana take and hold an open port
MORE DONE THAN IN THE TEN YEARS
WAR
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The war in CUBA is interesting to the Whole CIV
uized world The Cuban struggle for freedom mas
lasted for ten months. and already more mas peen p
accomplished than in the ten years war from 1908
1878
THE COST TO SPAIN.
From The Baltimore American.
The Insurgents have made a wonderfu! advance,
and their path has been of destruction If.
after burning the rich plantations OF .datanzas.
they escape and proong the struggle py tneiE o rads
/ and bush whacklng methods it seems only CUES
lion Of time when Spain viii have to give in, BE-
cause the wal is costing her from three TO Tour
million dollars a week. and her finances are al
ready bankrupt.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

CHRISTMAS Carol VIII be repeated by the chiitren
or The Rive Poir,s O., Industry. 5J Worth-st. Wu
+ BARNARD. Superintende ON sunday. at $3.50 p. -
Public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
CUBAN INSURGENTS PROGRESS.
RECOGNITION SHOULD BE GIVE'

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Tie recognition Of the bellgerency OF me nj n
should not be delayed another Day II WIZ ~ & oo
worthless and will reflect no credit upon US II we
wait until we see that the islanders are certain 10
win IN their fight for freedom , me Cuond al
Pen,hic looms IN as a reasonable certainty, ana
Congress should lose no time In giving II pr0pe,
encoura cement AS free people we cannod ai.U v
70 hold aloof from our neghbors who are hghtinS
for freedom
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

TIEsDAy-At a. m. for Europe. per s. g. hsvs' '"
southampton and Bremen -, Teutonie
Via Queenstown Cetters other parts OF Europe rs
he directed per Teuionic); ar a. m
10 a u) for Europe. per s. ST LOUIS, VIA Scus,
aInpton; az a. for Belgium direct per = o. 'o"
vrark Antwerp. ,.,...,.,A rt.lv
sATURDAYAt II a. m for France h NJ
snain Portugal Turkey. Egypt and BRUSH inc,s, ~
s. s. La Norfnandie Via Havre deters for osHss -
n, be directed per La Normandie ~ -
20 q :, for Europs per g Lucania. Via Cueens-
town AT 7 a. m Netherla nds direct per $ voo:.:
Vi, rotterdam be erected per Opcaiu y
at a m FOR direct g. Fulda uetters n@ss
lie Fulda at IL q. m for >or"ey
ner Thingvala via Christiania 0etters musS "
directed per Thingyslla }.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

| CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN $50 wsee
| ich-st-Nassss Tor Communion. :. :. o. Mathis. ~
| solemn High Mass. i0i5. solemn Vespers. 4.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
Jth-ave. and l0th-st.
sunday services;
Holy Communion. . a. m.
Morning services. II a IN.
Musical services. 4 p. m.
Evening services. $ p. m.
Eev. PERCY $. GRANT. Rector.
Si,tings free.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

F1r IL a ~ AUCrr1oN ROOMS.
oas FIFTH AVENUE.
VIM 49, NORMAN. ArrTioNEEh
NOW on EXHIBITION
Very attractive accumulaiion
O
FURNITURE,
TURKISH RUGS
AND CARPETS
SILVER PLATED WARE, CUT GLASS; Ts sTehiMtfnPH MR.
siyTE MAMoGANY ANp nv 6IkTSd GIkT A4AsLE Mfsio
GLocK. cTSHi BOMBAY CARVED TsBi.E Ere. ETC
' by order Of
WILLIAM a. AVIS ~ CC'
To cover charges for storage. etc; 49,. -
, collection OF Furniture Fine China Dinner anu 49,
sets cut Glass. Books. Pictures etc, eto.
,rO BE SOLD AT AUCIiOfS
Absolutely To close accounts on
Tuesday December 3lst. and
Thursday Friday and SATURDAY Aferh0on''
January ID. Sd and 4th
? O'Clock.
sdautobIe intelligent married man 90 WIN
comprehensive business training fSpe, fSp'naSs mana.
6s~ner correspondent. traveller and pusihess .ros
nsr seeks emnoyr,ent Salary secondary 20 ~. P.pp,
meets after demonstrated worth Cnlae Tr1nnns
references and bond. ENECuIlNE, -, -->
81 Could Not Live without H. IT,, s.,,.-
is what many ladies' say OF the 'io"' annars only.
Couxrcss Spring water: .us,..,
r.stored ali its former strength and caeenen.. ~
M and Mrs Libby, Chiropoiists. LIZA BrosaweS
crns twenty-rye cents Manicure fifty cents Sht'po's
cures
Remember this Hospital Sunday "sV 's
Sick Poor with your Church oHerlns
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

Mrs c. Doremus OF No. 81 West Eighty-seventh-
CT gave a large reception Saturday afternoon.
between and I O'Clock to Introduce her daugh-
ter Miss c. Adelaide Doremus The following
Young women assisted in receiving: Miss Steven
son and Miss Stokes. OF Philadelphia; Miss Nether-
bee Miss Airline Smith. Miss Van Horn. Mrs. H. y.
Patterson. Miss Rocker, Miss Button ana Miss
Mood There were three hundred guests.
cisrk served the supper Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Wetherbee Mr.. and Mrs. Bene-
dict Mr. and Mrs. Giatz. Mr.. and Mrs de Fries.
Or and Mrs. Cornell. Mrs. AcIer. Miss Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivison, Miss Wood. Mrs. Beck"lth.
Mlss Mabel Good. Mrs. Anderson and Charles
Nones.
The catholic Club will give a reception Wednes-
dav evening January 8. with dancing from TO /
,scI
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

Mrs Robert w Todd and Miss Todd will be at
home Monday afternoons, January 6 and l3, NO.
l25 West East Fifty-seventh-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

Mrs Frederick Wright Trippe Of No. 322 Wes,
Seventy-eighth- st. gave n reception yesterday af
ternoon in honor OF her son, Charles White Trppe
and his bride.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard corner Iist-st.. Dr. j. D
sHIPMAN Rector. Rev. HERBERT SuIPMAN. assiut
ant.-Sunday services. II m. and p. sunday
school 10
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

Mrs Henry Sidenberg. Of No "A West Fifiy-first-
st. gave a reception yesterday afternoon to intro
duce her daughter Mss Estele Brooks Sdenbers.
The drawing room dining room and hallway were
handsomely decorated by Stumpf with clusters OF
American Beauty roses, lilies OF the valley and
holly Miss Sdenberg. whose gown was Of white
satin and chiffon. assisted in receiving by her
sister Mrs Jacques Halle Miss Eva Halle. Miss Jes-
sic Strauss Miss irene SchcfIe.. Miss Florence 81
denberg Miss Florence Never, Miss Frances Cohn.
Mies Ne deIne Schafer Miss Grace Schafer and
Mss Helena Marks of Philadelpnia.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
spANIARDs WILL BE STARVED oU1

From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
If the Spanish Army can be Kept coopeu ~ up
February when the torrd season opens, the
VIII likely come to end The Cuoans VIII VIII
ply starve out their once proud but no" mum
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
Postomce Notice.

Foreign mails for week ending January VIII s''~
Cpronpty In ell cases) this Office as foho"s'
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

One OF the interesting social occurrences OF his
week will be the hunt ball. which will be gwen on
Thursday evening next January at me nome 81
Miss Bacon Riverside Drive and One-hundred-and-
fourth-st The male members OF the Riverside
Riding and Driving Club will appear In tnelr reu
coats and the decorations throughout the mousse VIA
be suggestive of the season as wei as OF 'ne sioi
SO eagerly pursued by most OF the gues's' ne
president of the Driving Club is Ward brewer. No
cotillon will be danced. but there will probably De
several sets of hunt ancers. The annual huht "a'i
Of the Richmond County Hunt Club vii. take place
on Tuesday evening next December Sl at the iio'e'
Castleton, New-Brighton Staten lsiaho. Inc a ,
rangements for the ball which VIII De oai P'"'ie
affair have been finished and everything - Ia 'e@
ness for Tuesday evening. when the women friehds
OF the members OF the hunt c.uo VIII come 'o' "a -
their gorgeous brocades and satns, Powdered nan nan
and patches TO take part in one OF tne nT nId fo
orse entertainments snS b,nt ancers. which vii be
danced after supper, the men weaiiis @ 'ie' ttrne
bmoting songs The revived interest In roller skatg
IS shown in the organization oI tne ne 80 roe NJ.
Poiler skating club (which counts among IA ~ ,,rls
bors > humber OF young married people anu anu s.,h sh
who have been out one or TWO stssous :,ary from
"a oock until II 40 o clock the first meeting p.s
arranged for Friday night February u; e n o'ns ns
esiingT yddv T 'ase az Ioy Week The menbership OF
he new club is limited to @ Te Icracl Gsatin
~ II. Strong: the treas9trsa' t1,t ~
"a secretary. Faneull "eisse'
rho ,,or,oo interested in the management OF the
,.bs,,,v Rsu which is TO take place on Iuesday
n'cbt January % in the Metropolitan Opera House
are determined to make the coming ball the most
brilliant and successful ever given f"r ,ne oenen,
q the Nursery and ChiIds Hospital. The erann
.asroh win be led by Governor Morton anu WI
,,~, 49, ,(,,as,spd the vice president who will
f., followes bv a number Of women ana men prom
inent In the social. civil naval ana HiIi'a'' '
II is expected that General tusef, o, III. 49,
States Army and the members OF MS stan, ,ne n,e
commandan, of the Brooklyn Navy iaiu anu ms ~
s,an Governor Morton and his staH' "a'o' '''' -
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
THEIR CAUSE GROWING STRONGER

From The New-Orea1s Times-Democrat
All the Indications are that the advance OF IN
CuhaNs - due 10 the fact that their cause Aa
crown steadily stronger. IT IT keeps on az IN
rate il is only question Of time when it will resu
III their Independence.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT RECORDED IN THE Ar
FIRMATIvE-THE VOTE on THE FIRST SECTION
WAS i7o TO 1876: NO DIVISION on THE SECOND
-cARIIsLE's STATEMENT WON SUPPORT
FOR THE MEAsURE-MR. CLEVELAND
AND HIS SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY SEVERITY CRITICISED
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

Continued ON Eighth Page.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
WILL DECIDE NOTHING.

From The PhiladeIpFia inquirer
Tho war in Cuba is interesting to the whole civ
iIized world The Cuban struggle for freedom haS
lasted for ten months. and already more mas peer
accomplished than in the ten years war "oih 1903
70
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29
NOT LIKELY TO TAKE HA

From The New Haven Palladium.
If the rebels should take Havana recognition
,brir belIicerent rights would not be far OF, b'
il seems 20 be extremely improbable tnat the
viii do so. Allowing the most exaggera. =
claim as to the strength OF the rebel army II 81
appears that General Campos must nave al iea
two men TO thclI one.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

c.o.orel ard Mrs Gillespie of No. 10 East Fifty
third-st have sent out cards for reception on
Saturday afternoon January 4, TO Major-Genera ana
Mrs Ruger and Miss Ruger. Mrs ChareS LEWIS
Colby No East SiXty-ninth-st.. has sent out III, IN
yitatons ;or reception to be given at her nome on
Saturday afternoon January ii. from uhIn I
O'clock Mrs CODY will be assisted by MISS ior-
ence Halett Knowlton in receiving
New-York tribune., 1895-12-29

After closing Of the supplementary a,s
nals named above. additional supplementary Ina.s aIe
onened on the piers Of the American. Engiisn rrsnen
and German steamers. end remain open uh Whit" 'eA'
nirutss OF .he hour Of sailing or steamer
NAILS rOR SOUrII AND CENTRAI. AMERlCA. WEB y
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MISSOULA NEWS.

Missouia. May 15.-Missoula's gun
club will be represented at the Butte
tournament by Messrs. Rogers, Evans.
Menard. Sterling. Woody. Searles and
Williams. who viii endeavor to main
tain the reputation of the local range
for good shooting. 80
K. l.. Banner returned this afternoon
from Deer Lodge.
A. b. Hammond reached home to-
day after an extended absence in the
East and on the coast.
Mrs. ]. j. McAllister came over from
Philipsburg to-day and is n guest at
the Rankin.
Warren Shopp and Fred Bosouet left
at O'Clock this afternoon on their BIZ
cycles for Hamilton.
Louis p. Anderson has given Olaf
Nelson power of attorney to look
after and protect his mining Interests
in Oregon gulch.
At midnight to-day City Marshal An
gevine enters upon his new duties. The
new force will be assigned TO duty as
foiiows:. Officer Keim viii have his
present downtown beat on the day
shift Officer Larson win have the de-
pot beat at night. and Officer Murray
will look after the downtown heat
after dark. until his successor is chos-
en-. Marshal Angevine will keep an eve
out for the depot beat on the day
shift. and will also have general super
vision OF the entire force. Officers Kim
ney and Blindour will retire. The pres
ent force except the marshal i5 all COM
posed Of old officers.
j. Il. Powers had n narrow escape
from serious accident this forenoon.
He was driving across the Northern
Pacific tracks when a switch engine
approached quickly. IL his team had
gone ahead everything would have
been all right. but they became fright
ened at the engine and backed the
wagon against It, The damage was
slight.
County Assessor Bill Berry returned
to-day from trip to the east end OF
the county
B; President Eisman Of the Kentucky
and Montana Mining company, accom-
panied by his sister and niece, passed
through Missoula to-day en- route 10
Thompson's Falls. where he will meet
Manager Schuber and will visit the
companys mines on Vermillion creek.
The officers OF the board of trade
have to-day been entertaining X. c.
Londy, who is interested In the can
ming business and Is examining this
field as to the feasibility OF establish
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-16

Effective May Is. the, Union Pacific
will sell excursion tickets as follows
from Butte, Anaconda, Garrison. Hell
ena and other points to ~ ~.
Denver, Colorado Springs. Pueblo.
Leadville or Buena Vista, $50. ~
Sioux City, Council Bluffs, Omaha,
St Joseph. Leavenworth or Kansas
City, $50.
st. Paul or Minneapolis. via Sioux
City, $50.
st. Louis. s72.
Chicago, ILL.,, $50.
Transit limits, 40 days in each direc-
ton, with final limit of 80 days from
date of sale, but in no case longer than
Oct. 81, 1895.
These tickets may be had to read in
one direction, via Rio Grande West
ern and d. e. r. G., or Colorado Mid
land, between Salt Lake and Denver,
and tickets to st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Chicago or St Louis, may be had, re-
turning either via Great Northern or
Northern Pacific west of st. Paul;
tickets to Missouri river terminals, Chi
cago or st. Louis, may be had return
ing via the B. & M. and Billings.
S. D., BEEBE, Z
Freight and Ticket Agent, Anaconda.
z. ". MAZE,
General Agent Butte.
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ing a cannery here. Mr.. Londy has ex-
pressed himself as pleased with the
country and confident OF its future as
fruit-growing region.
The Davis family once more aired Its
troubles in court to-day and Judge
Landers heard more broken German
than he ever listened to before. Mrs.
Davis claimed that Windy" Wilson,
a young fellow about IL years old, had
threatened her life. She had her hus-
band children. cousinsret al to tell
about IL. but Judge -Landers either
could not understand them or did not
believe them, as he discharged WIN
dy" and assessed the costs to Mrs. Da-
Wis. amounting to $3.50, and tonight
there Is wailing in Jerusalem.
General Land Attorney Dudley of
the Northern Pacific. accompanied by
ex-senator Spooner of Wisconsin, is in
this city tonight. The gentlemen are
on their way to Moscow, Idaho, on
land business. and will go up the Bitter
Root valley Tomorrow. ~
Herbert Bradley of Portland is a
guest of w. s. Settle.
w. w. Hammond has gone to Bea-
verhead county to purchase brood
mares for his Camas Prairie stock
farm.
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, ANGEvINE'S BOND.
There Il Some Discussion In Missouia
About 1t.

There Is Some Discussion In Missouia
Missoula. May 15.-There is some dis
cussion regarding the official bond of
City Marshal Angevine, which was filed
with the council, last night and. APP
proved by the aldermen. The only
question which has arisen Is in regard
to the oath of Justification. The bonds
men are G. e. Johnson. Fred c. Stod-
dard and Andrew Logan. The justifi-
cation of the first two is all right, but
Judge Logan as notary took the ac-
acknowledgement of the bondsmen, and
IL is said to be somewhat irregular for
man to swear himself. There is no
question as to the bondsmen being per-
fectly satisfactory. but II is said that
some other notary should have taken
Judge Logan's acknowledgment. AS
the council has approved the bond,
however, IL is probably all right.
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Decoration day. repetition Of the
tournament" which. not so very, long
ago, furnished amusement galore for
the ultra select at the fair grounds
Those who witnessed the last toufna-
.ment are familiar with it's Ventures
That part of the pageant in witch most.
Interest centers Is the piercing OF the
hanging rings by the mounted galIants
who are armed with wooden lances. II
this years show is half as interesting
as was the other one. 1t will more than
repay one for the trip to the fair
grounds. On the former occasion the
favorite one of the champions Of love
and beauty was thrown to the ground
by the dislike of his horse for ribbon
bedecked lances. and his chief rival
was carried all around the track by
his steed and was compelled to drop
his lance to check the impetuous
charger. The tournament was won by
a rank outsider, whose horse had more
sense than speed. The gentlemen who
are arranging the coming tournament
promise even greater attractions than
were offered before. and If they fulfill
this guarantee. the show will be well
worth seeing.
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Missoula, May 15.-The following
guests are registered at the local no.
tells:
At the Florence: ]. T.. Boden, New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter,
Utica, N. Y: w. b. Glidden. San Fran
cisco; r. j. Miller, Omaha; c. L.
Knobe. Chicago: S. c. Eckenbeck, Boze-
man: c. @. Bradshaw, Helena; NJ. I.
w. S. Offner, Walla Walla.
At the Rankin: j. NJ. Jones, Corval-
lis; Edith Corey. Butte; Mrs. II. Nc
Quarrie and Mrs. t. G.. Denton. Bear
mouth; ID. l.. Smith,. Florence; f. r.
CORN. Elliston; E.W.l Sanders. Ana
conda; r. III. Bellarn. Anaconda; ]. T.
Winfrey. Hartline. Wash; Mrs NJ. d.
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