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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
LINHA DH OAIBARInn.

Todos loo lunss 1 lns 9 de II tards
Saldrk as vapcr que, tOcAndo los mAEtsa
sn ID IsabsIs de Sagua, nsgArk ! Oai-
bAEisn loa mlAreolss.
Rstornar& nAlisndo;ds Uaibarisn loa
jnsves, dsGpu6s Dc L. llsgAdA del tran
Do pasajeros, con sscalA sn HaguA, J
llsgArA q In HAbans Loo Visrnss.
Todoa lOa visTnss & lna Q de In tArde
saldr6 otro vApor que toeArG.s en- Isabsls
Dc sAguA los HGbadOA J llsgark 4 Oai'
barisn los DOmigos.
EfectuArA % rstoTno:s :sAlsndo Dc Cal
bArisn lOs mArtss, depu6s dc lA IIsgAda
del tran De paaajsros, tocArk sn HAgua
y IlsgAri Z Il HsbAna loa mitrcolsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
Y0sET- SILV A
TErUAN s7.OAPITAL

remsulado de Meiico, Ban lnsro
.oS~ls1Onistn. Agents primo pal de
= GomDaafa general TEas .'tl6nti-
.sfvaporee fFanonsesD, O0rTesp0n
t4Ssl Credit Lyounaisde Paris, b
...s~r4nnte - de Los EstableCimieM.
a Cal de Paris, dc 10 Com
- de eegares contra incendi0l
- 6rwieh uni6a, " J de La Comps
80 $4,000 = = Aliaasa de asegura-
ar BarceloRa. Tlene 50
il . Aguadnla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
REMOLCADOP

EssA smpssss tisns 81 vHpor AGU1'
la, pOtents para Ismolques pOr lAs
eOstas de sstA IslA, , habilitEndo Dc
bOmbas para schiq Vas ' hdlss para sAl-
vnmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
EMPRESA
ItfSGEEPlaUlE CORlEOSDR Ia! lsYIELIl
y trasportes miIitares
Is SobrinSs dI Herrera, Habana.t

Los vapores de esta smFFssa sfec-
tuarAn % sNlida desde este puerto On
los Sias s, 10, Is. 30 y IS de csda mes,
! les 5 de IL tsrde en- los dias de labor
y 4 las IL del die en- los festiVos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08


La bolsa, el OomerCIo ,
les A0ciedades MeEcan.
tiles, / t0mo s....-.-. 4 6Q
LAocioncs do Derech0 MeE
cantil, por yari0e alum
nos do don Luis Gilvela, I
bOmOs~~~~~ .~~~~- .~ 90
tdbro de Las SAtiras, DOE
don Ventura RuiS Agui.
lera, comprende. S1H.
fas, La arcadia mOder.
M, Grande1as de- LOO
peQuehos, Epigramas =
letrillas, 7arlas fAbulas
yMoraIejas, l t0mo, rds-
tica 26O pagrnaA..---- IN.
Candida, Novela por don
Mariana RamirO, / to-
mo r6stica a...--.... FE
Rlnconete y Cortadillo y
ri hcenClad0 VidEiera
p0r idem, un tom0..... "A
Los Bahos dc Argel, co-
media, pOr Id, un tomo. IN
81 gallard0 espafiol, idem.
por idem, IN tomo. a1
PuntOs de vista, por don
Mlgael Moya, un tomol an
La leyenda de Noche-bue.
nSs~~~~~ ~~~s~~ $1,000 N
III hlj0 del Hacristan, DOE
don. OaElos Erontaura,
UOmO1. ..a.aasa.A> N
ECOs Nacionales Y Oanta-
Hires, pOr id.>.-.-...~--. irnn
Felipe z: Estudio Hist6ri-
90 crtttOo, poE V. CO.
meE, ! OmoA~~~~.... IN
hierro, Estudio cientlti.
20, por don Jullo. 60.
meE.~~~oass4A.a. kn
Homsnaje Po6tioo, Poe.
siaA do 80 ingenios,
tomo~A@ees ..@~~a 49, Mt
Ley enda de los Reyes, mo-
vela hist6rica, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, l to-
mo- ~~~~ an
HabitabllidAd de les As
tros, por don jose Mo.
reno Fuenres, l tOmo. N
*uebles y Tspioes, segun
de- serie de OArtas Q una
seilOrits sobre 10 habl.
taCion, pOr r. MIGUEL y
Badia, l tomo
Oantares de un viejo, nor
don Teodoro Guerrero,
l tom0. ..s....A.. n
Cuentos soOiales, por Id, /
tOmoa a.a4....~~~s~...s. "A
Poeslas, pOr don Antonio
r. GrilO, ! tomo SEQ pk.
Los entremeses (de Oer-
vantes), 2 tOmos.. "A
In gitanIlla y El amante
liberal, de I'd, l tomo., "a
Las dos donOellas y La
uerSa de In sangre dc
fidsm, ! tonne. n
Las madres, por Frontau.
70, l tomo n
Pleito del matrimonio. DOR
Guerrero y Septlveda,
tomV"~s~~-.."a~~~~s N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
LBROS RELIGIOSO&

- A. reulhidO en- esta ImpcentA
un notable surtido de obcas religio-
- aelectas todas, entire las GUS
- a encuentran las dguientes;
Tmtt.ci6n de orisso. Kempi9
..dioI6n ccon6mioA..--~.S 5000
fdem dc idsm, idem, edici6n
- a luio. :. s@-~s-s-~~-- zoOl
kncorA de HAlvacl6n..-~~-s Ol
Raarcicio cotadianO. ...s.... Ol
n Devote Tefgrts, encua-
iernael6n imita0i6n marin 1.5Oi
FMS diyina, encuAdernaci6n
"a neQra con brooches. .. 400
.,,.r CivinA, encuadeEnaslon
a rieuroso luto.. .....:-- 500
rnE diTina, encuadernacioa
en uiel ds Australia y nj,
Nal IsO
radio del Domingos.....ss 400
penuefo Ofcio, encuAdernA
rs6n imitnci6n mAKal..... 800
t,Acioa Ftnebrea, encuadeK-
ranI6n de pal con relieves, 800
nj II del Oristiano. encua'
deEnaci6n de plel- ....... 800
frss eeleste, encuadernacioK
nikNl-~~s. essa -esssees S'VV
Fyla celeste, encuadeEnacaOn
1oEn08 sSss@~~~@ SsOV
nrcoIoaio Espahol, encua-
dernsci6n de carey ccn IN.
sru1taeiones de nAcar. 800
"a mujer eAt6nea, eneuadsE
sss-..------........ -. = 300
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
AMIGOs:DETODOs
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Millenes de. persomsa m t6lsa.
l.ls parties del mundo, reeomlen1an
dichas Pfldoras como 81 meior -.
taurativo de ID sAlud qrle q oone-
%. Nllas curan todas ~ afeesic-
nee del coras6n, del hiaado. A..
est6msgo. de los rikOnse y 40
intestinos, y remueveA u n5lIhoj
MIA. la natulencia y la cssiial1is.
sApaisAndo de y sangIs toan =.
puress, tortaleciendo eompls1nnaaI {
. 81 sittema nervioso , daaIo ~
,enerai.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
uEGUHETo HoIncwxx.

Eate mafavillosO bklnamo .mnna
lnfaliblemente Las heEiAaa Antarnaa
las nagas, y Loo malea dc plernsa )
10 pecho. Por medic do an a.
fiuencia Les 6lceras vifnIent.a -.
man muy pronto I'M sspecto e.
vale7 iente y desapatessh. JSTae
,af", este nngaehto fesrikeraSta.
70 psodrciF una ouSa r6slecen -
rs sseo"aor Go de 10 nulel. los e5na.
lpAf ~ ssss toses y el rsumatlnlhn.
.lD saaado % ha apelado en- vane
. coios i,'s demAs ramedioa;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
LA MUJER

Obra soclologica y litetansl
por D. Fernando I6pes Tssrs::
edici6n elegante en- IN tome a
221 paginas. Sc vends >, -; =.
ia Casa & | peso Ell siemulsT
LA REFORMA AGRICOEA
DER nlsafO At2ot..
sSs@amaea
= en- 10 tam ida 4 m pea 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
ca e. A0
DE pIRz GAIoNRS.

que sctuamente rigen. - - - - ~
impuesto de t25Op cada kgramos esabecdo Dor n
naude. 80 -
4snts grnsras para toda Ala sOBRINos DE RzQUIAGA
San Ju Puerto Rico FortAIeEa u6mero IT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
VAPORES
Oo111os-zs1 A1foxxs
oaELA cnMPAMIA TRAHATLAMfInA
tAMTHs
-DE.A. LOPEZ q Co.

asryisiO nara Pusrts-RisO , Ia EANsaa
aAEIDAE.-Ds Barsslona les dIas , 81
Is eAds mes Dc MklAga 81 , H.-DsoA
ss sxpsadsa hlIlssss dIrsctos para Mayagssa
Pones, Santiago de Cuba, GibArA, Nusvita
SabAnilla y Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-RicO Habana.
vi u DIRKCro D1sDH Pro-RICo
A. CADIZ
y en- 6peca suarsntena.a
ALA CORUNA 7 SANTANDER.
EGlida de Puerto Rico los dtas 4 8
5y 15 de 0ada mes.
hssxpIdsa psmjss Dc ia > vuslta ssA %
eoF sioato Dc FsbajA.
a las fAmilias qus pagssa h squivalsaela
h4pamies satsres, - Ies hare h rebAta dei
Ie Dor alsat6. La rsbAjA ns - splieAhis
'@ @hillsts d de = vsslta. .
EEnla Lsy 8. slAss. On HIks msns1 Dc
Aaos sn sada fAmilla, grAts- Les denas me-
aoras de aaes de pasajs, de ID aAes ns
onmplIdos pAssiA d Il a9ss sanplidss -
nh enkafo.
nc rrefsruacia Is sgdiparia. On Alno
aaasG sses erssis. De aAes I pA1AlA
d9tG II ass | pAsais. d II aass % adslAA-
epasais sntsRs.
Nh "A do Las A1xx&4A0s
tapoF n. H. WLLAvERDE,
- = ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08

olase La experienda a0Quhl,
da en- esta ndutA duants muhos Eaos Unido
Meeo otros paises perte ocer p6bOo aruIe qua
mo Puede mejofal bao hng6n
Aueetraa marcaa Luz NTH, ANTI Luz b0IAn
ean tegafshdas pef con tCdo eoR do alsy 6los .
IHca0Ores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
PILDORlS RECOESTITUYENTES
IPrVileglo exclusive expeddo Madrid 81 de Mayo de
i 1871, por ell Excmo Sr Mnistro do Fomento. |,

PREPARADAs EN- LA FAEMACIA DE vALLE OANCIO,
us dspestaOs Do Ia vardadera ttrmu Ponce PustO.ReO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
LlBROS BARATOS

De venta, en- 10 ImprenIA de
BOLxTIN MRRCANTrI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-08
DOLORES RK TUBOS

fARA La PINTURA AL OLE0 7
La OUARELA, SE AOABAN DY
REOIBIRiEN HETA IMPRBNTA.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
HAVE RESUMED WORK
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mines Opened
Without Trouble.
NOT EVEN MORAL SUASION
All Depends Upon Future Action
ofthe Union Citizens Who Back
the Company Say 1t Is the SUI
preme Effort of Their Lives.

Spokane. Wash, June q "a special
from Wardner. Idaho. says. There Is
great rejoicing here tonight over the
resumption Of work In the Bunker fIlll
and sullivan Mil and mines. Manager
Bradley put 81 men at work to-day and
has applications for work from 80 more.
When the properties are in full blast
they will give direct employment To
$50 men, indirectly to 50 more.
Work was started without a sign of
trouble from the minors union. There
was no Interference Of any kind and
no attempt even was made al moral
sunsion. A meeting NJ the union was
held here last night and It Is claimed
there were only % members present
Ed Boyc" came down from Wallace on
a hand car. attended the meeting and
left soon thereafter.
No one knows outside the union what
action was taken at the meeting. Feel
Ing here IL that everything depends on
the action OF the union II the union
does not interfere there will be no trou-
bic. II It does there is a grave possibil-
ity Of bloodshcd
Those citizens who are backing up
the company In Its endeavor In open its
mines declare that this Is the supreme
effort of their lives. and while they are
for peace and law. they will not allow
the rights Of any American citizen to
be interfered with.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
SHE FINISHED HIM
THOMAS DAILY SHOT TWICE BY
HIS WIFE.
He Was . brother spf the weii-Known
Turf Man, .Fsther Bili"-wind-Up
of . Caroussi.

Hartford. Conn. June 21-Thomss
DAILY brother OF the well-known horse
man. Father Bill' DAILY. was shot
and probably fatally wounded at Da-
ly's stock farm in Bolton to-day. The
shots were fired by Daly's young wife.
and she later gave herself up TO a con-
stable and was locked up.
DAILY is so years old. and has always
been known as a tough customer" He
has served a term In state prison for
murder and has been a heavy drinker.
Three years ago he took a young
woman TO live with him at the stock
farm. but whether he married her or
not is unknown.
They quarreled at regular intervals.
and Daily Is charged with having treat
ed the woman with great cruelty. As
near as can be learned tonight the
Days had a carousal to-day. DAILY
abused his wife and she ran into her
apartments and secured a revolver.
Cooking II. she cried out: Tom DAILY.
your time has comet and fired two
shots. both Of which took effect In
Days shoulder. He fell to the floor
unconscious, and was removed to his
room by the farm help. His recovery
Is uncertain,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
GIRL WORE TIGHTS
AND HER JAUNTY COSTUME
ATTRACTED ATTENTION.
This Bellies Bloomers Were Naughty, but
She Outrodc Four Cops, Also
on Bicycles.

Chicago, June 2i.-Four Lincoln park
policemen, mounted on bicycles, chased
a little scorcher In boomers to-day.
but instead of catching her. they land
ed in a promlscuous heap up in Lake
view. while the girl of the period laugh
ingly raised her jaunty cap and was
lost in the labyrinth of streets that
wind out of Lake Shore drive at that
point.
All along the line the exciting race
was watched bythousands. who cheered
the pretty girl and jeered her clumsy
pursuers while the contest lasted. and
burst their buttons off at its ludicrous
conclusion.
The girls boomers caused all the
trouble. While Officer Mahaffy leaned
against a tree he was startled by a Wis
ion Of green and gold that made his
hair stand on end with horror. Not a
hundred feet away rode girl with the
bloomingest bloomers he had ever seen.
The bloomers proper were Of old gold
satin and fitted almost like gloves.
They came to the knees and were fin
ished at the bottoms with bright ribbon
binding.
The leggings were very much like silk
stockings. Just a shade darker than the
bloomers, while the dainty feet were
inclosed In tan Oxfords with needle
toes and satin bows. A green satin
jacket embroidered with yellow silk
and trimmed with ribbon bows Of the
same color. but half concealed tan
colored leather belt with silver buckle
and a white shirt waist.
She wore a stand-up linen collar. a
negiigee tie Of yellow silk. which float
ed behind as she few along. and above
all was perched little yachting cap.
greener than the tree that supported
Officer Mahaffy, when he was stunned
by the giddy costume. violative alike of
fashion edicts and the city ordinance.
forbidding either sex to wear the 9TH
er's clothing.
That dignitary quickly recovered and
gave chase on his wheel. The crowd
yelled like lunatlcs. Three other cop
pers on bikes Joined the hunt. but they
were never in IT.; for the girl held her
distance and the mob wouldn't have
seen her captured, anyway.
The end came In Lakeview when Off
GER Mahaffy's wheel struck an obstruc-
ton and he went sprawling on the
drive with his companions floundering
above him. At this instant the little
sinner. whose naughty costume caused
the rumpus. raised her cap TO her van
quished pursuers and disappeared.
Then the bOhbips brushed themselves
of and modestly sneaked back to Lin
coin park on a. quiet street to avoid the
compliments of their admirers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Two Houses Struck With Fearful Results
Near Glendive.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Glendive, Mont. June 21.-The resi-
dences Of John Martin and Duncan
Davidson. two wool growers. 40 miles
north of Glendive. were struck by
lightning last evening at o'clock. and
Flora. the 3-year-old daughter of Mar
tin. was killed and the mother and two
other children slightly injured. In the
Davidson household one Of the children
was slightly injured. Both houses
must have been struck by the same
bolt. as the houses are only 200 feet
apart, and In each case the lightning
entered the open door and In both
cases left hole the size of a silver
dollar where 1t made its exit. The
husbands were away from home at
the time. No fire resulted from the
lightning The body of the little girl
was brought to Glendive to-day for in
terment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
Juan GID Grant CAae.

Denver. Col, June 2i.-A special to the
News from Santa Fe, n. NJ, says: The
arguments In the Juan Gid grant case are
still in progress before tho United States
court Of private land claims. Hon. T. B.
Catron opened for the claimants and was
followed by Hon. Frank Sprinssr, who
represents ono Of tho three conflicting
grants. The Gid claim, which 10 for 13o,-
90 acres, covers the town Of Las Cruces
and the best part Of the Mosilla valley.
Judge ]. b. Cessna Of Hastings, Neb., 10
one OF tho principal claimants and others
arc scattered through Nebraska, Texas
and Louisiana. Il Is believed that the
case will mainly turn upon the question
whether the revolutionary government Of
Iturbide, under which the grant to Dr..
Heath is represented to have been made,
was ever recognized by the United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
At the Butte Hotels.

The Southsrn-W. f. Rowen. +. r.
Earnest. G. w. Kessler. I. Leonard.
Salt Lake; J. L. Wright. Iowa City: p.
II. Mcclure. Basin: c. l. Shelly. J. w.
Watson. J. W. Griffin. Minneapolis: NJ.
Eaderlein, Granite; E. b. Fairfield. Mel
rose; j. +. Conroy. Anaconda: G. II.
Henly. Race Track: Mrs. Ramona. Hell
ena; ]. u. Smith, Beaumont; Il. T. New
ton. Wallace.
The McDermott-J. u. Risley. Boul-
der: W. ]. Morris. Kansas City: X. v.
Rubley. New York: NJ. II. Beck, ]. A.
NcEwan. ST. Louis: Thomas Harper.
Detroit; D. o'Donovan Ross. stockton.
Cal; DIR. Payson. Springville. j. r.
Miller. c. Cannon. Helena: T. Benton
Letter, Sheridan; W. ;. Avery and
wife. Rock Springs: T. j. Davis. $. w.
Brough. Omaha; II. W. Trask. Divide;
T. q. Hatheway, Missoula.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
JESSE WAS TOUGH
A CASE SIMILAR TO ONE OF
RECENT DATE.
Then stabs the ErrinE wife
Fourteen Times.

Louisville. June 2l.-Mrs. Jessie Gau-
don. a pretty. middle-aged woman.
who lived near Pewee valley. on the
Louisville & Nashville. was stabbed
10 death tonight. and her companion.
Thomas Murphy. was fatally shot 10y
Arthur Gaudon. the woman's husband.
The couple had been separted for sew
eral years. and for some time Mrs.
Gaudon had been going a very say.
rapid pace.
Tommy Murphy. gay young fal-
low. appeared to be the favorite among
her numerous admirers. and this fact
was soon observed by Gaudon. lie met
Murphy and at once drew his revolver
and shot him four times In the head
and breast. Thinking he had killed
Murphy. Gaudon went 10 his wite's
house and found her alone. He at
tackled her with a long dlrk-Enife. In
flicting u wounds on her body and
killing her.
She was horribly slashed from lead
to foot. Gaudon SURRENDERED TO the
marshal and will have an examining
trial tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
SILVER SENTIMENT.
Chairman Gould of California In Doubt
Wichita People Organize.

Los Angeles. June 2l.-John W. Mitch
ell. a member of the state democratic
central committee. has addressed a let
ter to F. II. Gould. chairman Of the
state democratic committee, requesting
a meeting of the committee to consider
the advisability of calling a state con-
vention to give expression on the silver
question.
Stockton. Cal. June 2l.-Chairman
Gould of the democratic state central
committee. is In doubt as to the pro-
priety of calling that body together,
requested by Mitchell Of Los Angeles.
to take some stand on the silver ques-
ton. Before doing SO he will consult
some OF the leaders of the party, and
IL they think best. a call will be issued.
Personally. Gould favors waiting until
the next regular meeting to be held a
year from now.
Wichita. Kas.. June 2l.-Fifteen hum
dred people met here last night and or
ganized a non-partisan 16 to free sill
yer league.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22

home adjourned to-day until July 3. at
which time Its members will leave this
city 70 inspect the various eligible
sites offered. The board this after
noon visited the site offered by Helena.
six miles west OF the city. One OF the
Helena members n the board said to-
night that he believed there was not
10 acres Of tillable land In the 10 Of
fered. The board will visit the several
sites In the following order: Helena.
White sulphur Springs. Lewistown.
kalispell. Columbia Fails. Mlssoula.
Bozeman and Hunters Hot Springs
will probably not be visited. as those
sites offered do not come under the
provisions OF the act providing for the
home, as the site must be donated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
Ilra,lstreet's.

New York. June 2i.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: The feature Of the
business week is the customary check
To activity In trading In staple articles
of merchandise. due TO the near ap-
proach Of midsummer. with the accom-
ranylng stock taking In some lines: In
addition to this the only other not
pointing 10 Improvement Is the reac-
ton of prices OF cotton. coal. wheat,
-four. corn. oats. pork and lard from
previous activity and higher levels. In
almost all other directions rtports on
the business situation and the outlook
are exceptionally favorable. The more
active Pacific coast cities are almost
alone In presenting distinct features of
trade each week. san Francisco re-
ports that hot winds have admittedly
affected the California wheat crop.
which now will not BE- likely 10 exceed
%. 900. 600 Fall trade prospects at Port
land, Orc. are bright Tacoma an
nounces exports OF -four. cotton and
machinery 10 the orient and lumber to
South Africa. while Seattle has sent Il
large amount Of silver money To Med
lterranean ports. There have been M
special changes in the condition OF gen.
eral trade at Western and Northwest
ern cities. but the volume OF business
Duluth indicates Improvement. In the
Southern states business continues at
about summer proportions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-22
Mr.. Kierce In Butte.

Butte, June IF. J. Kierce, grand
president Of the Young Mems Iwaitu to Of
the Pacific coast, arrived in ssan to-day
and this evening addressed . meeting Of
tho Y. NJ. I. Mr.. Kierce will tomorrow.
Saturday evening, address . joint social
session OF the Y. NJ. I. and Y. L. l., to
which all members and their friends are
invited. Mr.. Kierce s o member Of the
law firm Of Wheaton, kelloch & Kierce Of
San Francisco. He says there are 1000
members OF the Y. NJ. I. in the two dis
tricts. the Atlantic and the Pacific. The
constitution prohibits the discussion Of
political matters in the organisation. Its
objects are the moral, social aud intellsc.
tual improvement Of its members. Its
motto is For God and Country"
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Murtierou. fIen ds.

Port Gibson, Miss. June 2i.-James
Saunders tcolored) was lynched last
night about Il miles from here by a
mob OF both whites and blacks. He
was caught by his son in compro-
missing position with his own daughter.
The son reported the case 10 Saunders
wife. stepmother OF the girl, whereup-
on a row occurred. In which the wife OF
Saunders was killed. either by himself
or daughter. The brother Of the muir
dered woman. with about 200 blacks
and 50 whites. went 10 Saunders house
last night and hung him. II is report
ed that the daughter will be strung up
to-day.
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ON THE TRACK.


san Francisco. June 2i.-Favorites
won all except the first and third races.
Old Rinfax. who. a few months ago.
was thought to he cripple, ran like a
stake horse to-day and won with 10
against .him. Mile-Jeromc s. won.
Tom Clarke second. San Luis Rey
third; time. l:i2i.. Four and q half
furlongs-Hearts Ease won. Leon l..
second, City Girl third; time. :55ia.
Short six furlongs. handicap-Rinfax
won. Ivy second. Realization third;
time. lllis. Mile-Miss Buckley won.
Sympathetic's Last second. Garcia
third; time, 1;i2x, Five and half fur
longs-Hueneme won, Gold Bug second.
Lady Lane third: time. los.
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that he had made an Investigation and
would soon report the results TO Act
ing District Attorney Mcintyre, as
District Attorney Fellows sails for
Europe tomorrow.
Il have taken afiidavits from Mrs.
Darling. from other relatives. and
from other witnesses. he said. Il
have also had the medicines analysed.
but must not even indicate the re-
suit or say who analysed them. The
fact that Mrs Springer Is dead does
not alter the case, excepting to remove
her from II. The charge Is still good
until disposed Of"
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llowgate Guilty.

Washington. June 2i.-After being
out since yesterday the Howgate jury
at 30 brought In verdict ~ guilty
on each indictment. one for forgery
and one for falsihcation OF accounts.
The jury added recommendation to
mercy. The appeal on a bill OF ex-
ccptions has been taken 10 the dis
trlct court Of appeals and will probably
come up in September. Capt. Henry
Howgate was charged with forgery
and embezzlement from the govern
ment while in the signal service bu-
rcalI.