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Evening journal., 1895-07-20
IWo MARYLANp cAMps

which WIN Attract Many Delaware
Delaware Ministers to Preach.
GRRBNsRoRouGH, Md, July 90. One
week hence two camp meetings will
begin tner ten days services. Concord
camp. under the auspices of the Mstho
dist Episcopal Church, Is perhaps the
largest on the Eastern Shore. and the
number Of tents this year will equal that
OF previous years Many have erected
cottages, which remain from year Ia
year. Rsvs. J. D. Reese and G r.
Hopkins are the ministers 10 charge. and
will be assisted by the best taleat OF the
Wilmington Conferences.
The other csmp meeting Is known as
Clinton's Grove. II Is about four miles
east Of Denton. 10 Is the nearest camp
meeting for Denton Greensborougb
Bursville and Harrington, and
draws largely from Delaware. Ii
Is managed by the Methodist
Protestant Church and is under the
Immediate charge Of Rev ID. A Austine.
pastor. The following Is part OF the
clery who will actively participate In the
services at this camp; Rev. T. II. Lewis.
D. d president OF Western MARYLAND
College; Revs j. 4 Straughn OF
Harrington, Del w M. Polsal. Eaaton
Dorsey Blake, Greenwood Del W. r..
Graham, d. d David Wilson, @. O
Bacchus, OF Washington. d. @ G. W.
Haddawsy, Centreville, aud T. q. Wright
Townsend, Nd.
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BARLEY As A GOOD CROP.

Kent County Farmers Experimenting
with yarions orains-Wheat Thrashins
Now Well Under way.
CHEsTERTowr, Md, July 30 q ute a
number OF Kent county farmers have
this year experimental with growing
barley with general satisfaction. Oaly
few crops have as yet been threshed
fair crop is assured One farmer has
threshel 300 bushels from twenty acres
Andrew Toulson threshed forty bushels
to the acre, and Mr. Rush got slxty
bushels from two seeded. Barley Yields
more per acre than wheat. and last year
sold for several cents higher. The
results Of this year will certainly be
followed by material increase Of acre
age next year
Wheat threshlng ia now we'll under
way, and though the straw is extremely
heavy the yield IS only fair, ranging
from thirteen TO, ia some instances.
thirty bushels.
An unusual disease has shown itself ia
tbs tomato patch Of Mr.. Sudler. The
frult Is prematuring, as does the peach
when affected by the yellows. This Is an
unknown trouble here up TO this season
The tomato acreage Ia Kent Is scarcely
one fourth Of what it was last year. but
the outlook for crop is exceptionally
good. Percy g. skirven broke the Kent
county record this year by shipping
tomatoes grown Ia the field TO the BAlti-
more market over two weeks ago, and In
advance OF the frat Anne Arundel
shipment.
A careful estimate OF the Kent county
wheat crop puts It at 600, 600 bushels for
market, which, dguring with the present
outlook as q basis, should mean / 8 cents
per bushel more than was received for
last years crop Should this estimate bs
realized the farmers will have lust
ss2 500 In clear prot over last year.
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SIXTEEN MISSING.
Reported Loss Of Yacht with Party oi
Young People Aboard.

Reported Loss Of a Yacht win Party oi
Young People Aboard.
SANTA BARBARA Cal, July 2O.-Th,
sloop Restless is reported lost off Santa
Cruz island with lG persons on board
Last Monday party Of young people lefi
this port for o pleasure trip TO the islands
on the Restless. The sloop started in the
morning and made very slow progress as
long rs She was in sight, being plainly
visible at o'clock in the afternoon. A
brisk breeze was blowing. and it was moi
known whether anything was the matter
with the sioOp ut That time.
The party was expected back two days
ago, and Tuesday night friends commenced
20 feel uneasy about her return. Friday
morning Fred Forebush, port inspector
whose son was on board, and Mr.. Pratt
started a searching party Last evening
the parents of the persons on board the
Restless were at the wharf nnxiously
waiting for the return of the searchers,
but no news coming, they were compelled
TO return homo disappointed
The searching party was expected bnek
last evening If the Restless was found,
but there was no sign OF either boat. Tho
latost reports from down the eoast are
that the Restless has been wrecked
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Denth Recora for the paY .

The deaths ~ seven children, most OF
them from cholera infautum, were re
ported to Registrar C0lquhoun today Ger
tidcates were flied OF the following deaths
Clifford o May. Sged Is years
OF No. $40 Poplar, interment
IN Rlversisw TO morrow; Margaret
Murine, 40 years, at Lord and Church
streets, interment Cathedral Cemetery
Monday; John Quigg Sterling, Jr, lt
years, at No l7ll Scott, interment to
morrow In Nc Salem; Richard d
Roberts 40 years. az Rockford. interment
at Newark to day Mary l Dargan 2e
Years. at No. St2 Poplar street,
lnterment IN RlRervinw. Monday
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THE TRuTH oF IT.

Fowler Bicycles Sold Only at LIst Price
and Net Dollar Less, and Hard TO Got
a. That.
The following letters explain them
selves and should prove conclusively
that Fowler wheels still retain their
standard Of value despite statements
(9ithout truth or princlple) on the part
OF a certain local bicycle firm
PHILADELPHIA, July IS, 1895.
VIcToR r PYLE
DEAR STR Enclose "adv;" put this In
the beat Wilmington paper-one that
viii do you the most good-an have
them send as the bin Wen also have
"adv" here IN Sunday Press and male
the printers correct their mistake on
Mondays program Of the races az Tloga
II has been annoying TO us as well.
Hoping this viii help you
Yours trulv.
t5lgned) W. s EMERsON & Co,
PHMADEI rHIA, July 1S 1895
FOWLER BICYCLE. $l00.
BY mistake OF printer an "adyn
appeared at $50 90 and was unauthorized
BY us. Ws. EMEBsoN q Co.
Philadelphia agents.
This should convincs people who are ii
their right minds and fair. la the
meantime Fowler Bicycles are IN great
demand, ard the demand increases daily.
Pyle Cycle Company are receiving ship
ments OF Fowler Bicycles now esch day.
which are being sold rapidly al 800 for
Roadsters and $l2S for Bantams and
Racers. Prices for 1896 will also be $fOO
and 1926 Fowler Bicycles are standard
goods and don't break Your choice OF
tires.
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vgelI. -.

It's an advertisement, a money saving
one, II you think worth while to read IL.
Shoes,of course we have them, the right
kind aud right prices. too, not the cheap
job lot kind for the best shoes are none
too good for you to buy OF we to sell
Not half price shoes either for from what
little we have noticed our prices are often
lower than the usual half price footwear
advertised, but our goods are simply good
lifting, good wearing shoes AT prices
worth looking after il money saving is
an object Formsns, No 10 East Fourth
street, between Market and King.
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QUAYs CHOICE.
Favors Either Reed or Mckinley For Pres
idential Candidate.

P1rrspURu, July Ex-senator Matthew
Stanley Quay has declared in favor o
Reed or Mckinley for president. This
statement came cut in answer to lottel
sent by James s. Smith, chairman Of tn,
Republican city cdmmittoo of Williams
port, asking the senator 10 define his posi-
Zion. In his answer the senator says.
II am in favor of the nomination oi
either Reed on Mckinley for president,
whichever Of the two seems moro avail
able whom the national convention assem-
blos
81 am personal friend of Senator
Cameron, and our official relations are the
most agreeable He has never 'inti1nated
to me his desire for reelection, and il
would certainly be most discourteous fol
me TO declare either for or against my col
league in the absence of his pronounced
candidacy, which can i'm nowisc bo affect
cd by the present state fight am not In
favor OF the free coinage Of silver"
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should BE somebod,,. Business.

1T Is an outrage that such a thing as
that should be allowed said leading
citizen to an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
this morning. As he spoke he pointed
to the two flower urrs near the Market
street entranee Of the Court House. "For
the want of a little water all those
beautiful flowers are dying. Il should be
made somebody's business to water those
plants every evening. rs they add mater
tally TO the attraetiveness Of the Court
HsuEe grounds"
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no READING IN ocToRER.

wsccaooe's Fire Laddies VIII Participate
In the Tournament In the Bucks
County Metropolis.
Wsccsoos Fire Company will go to
Reading, Pa, On Oetoher 8. 10 take part
ia tho fremens tournament. The
Wilmington lsddles, TO the number Of
seventy fve.or eighty, will be gone three
days Levy Court Commissioner John j.
Mealey will be chief marshal with
Dennis s. Shields, James F Garner and
John MaRulgsn as aides A brass band
from Roxboro, Pc has baen engaged
The members who will 20 on the
special train are now having weekly
drills 20 prsplre them for The short
parade here anu the much longer one
there.
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~ I.rIesson vlelIm pIea.

NEW LoNDoN, Conn, July 20.-John
StrinsSy the most severely burned of the
engineer crew Of the torpedo boat Fries
son, Is dead His home is in Dubuque,
la., where he has thrcc brothers living,
and his body win be taken there for inter
mont He was engaged to be married to q
young woman in Newark, N. u, and she
came ON TO Nev London Friday morning,
only % ind linn In dYlng o0naillOn.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

MEDIA, July 20 John Carter aud
William Wilson. colored men, who are
charged with robbing guests at strath
Haven Inn, at Swsrthmore. and also with
feloniously entering the houses of E. l.
Scott and Frank Il Flenn, at Swsrth.
more, were brought to Media jail to day.
The arrests were accomplished by the
work OF Philadelphia detectives A
number Of vsluables stolen from Mr.
Scott's house were recovered at Phila-
delphia pawnahops
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IncIdenta of the -.

John z Connolly arrived from New
York this morning for visit TO old
friends and relatives Mrs Connolly
accompanied him as far as Wilmington
where she Is visiting her relatives.
City Councilmen Eliason aud Fsgsn.
Of the Finance Committee were closeted
with xCity Tax Collector McGrory last
night relative to the delinquent taxes Of
IVA, which Mr.. McGrory is still at work
with.
The loss Of Higgins will be serious
set back to baseball in New Castle but
either Madden or Fisher can play 4 good
sec1nd with little hard practice. Both
have played the bag before.
prominent young pianist has
accepted position for the season at the
Gilpn House.
Another pier service will be conducted
to morrow evening by Rev V. S. Collins
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
In Memory 81 the Late priogt.

lmpressive memorial services for the
late Rev, George S. Bradford. pastor Of
81 1oseph's R G Church, in Brandywine
hunoIed, were held in that historic little
church this morning A number
OF the priests Of the diocese attended
and participated Rev eeorge A Kelley
preached the sermon aud Father Donaghy
sang the high mass A representation
from st, Mary choir sang several
anthems
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Iadlan Guides Tor AdaloLs

j Edward Addicks has brought from
Northern Maine number Of Penobscot
Indians who acted as his guides while
visiting that region. They will testify
In bis behalf in the divorce suit now on
before Commissioner Cooper.
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ReIiaf III 81 rnnr.-

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved In six hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is agreat surprise IN account Of Its exceeding
prnmptness in relieving pain Ia the bladder,
kidneys, back and every part of the urinary
rassaees ia male OF female. IL relieves reten-
tion OF water and pain In passing 1t almost
ipmedlately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is your remedy. Sold by j.. :. Beetem and
q. james Belt. druggists, Wilmington. Del.
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Gave a Kiokinx FxhibitIor

Dairyman j. c lie Hane's horse was
this morning standing In 'front.' OF the
Gibson House being tormented By
sticky flies The horse got his tail
fastened a ound the lines and banged
holes cleSr through the thick dashboard.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
straat car aIen win a strltn.

WAsHfNGToN, July 20.--The Anacostia
street railroad strike, which has been III
progress for about ten days, is ended.
President Grlswold has accedod to the de.
mands Of the men for wages Of ST. 80 per
day
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
The 3. y. =. sporta rostponed.

Iho y. =, Il.1 HpnrtH EosfpOntu.
Owing to the bali game between tie
9 A c., of Nav Castle and the Rock
iords on July ~, the field sports of the
O B. L., have been postponed to August
3. John Kelley and j. F Mclvor have
charge OF the events
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studonta I1nrnlled ~ ATaII

For entrance at Goldev Wilmington Com.
mereial and shorthand College. Day ses.
sions begin September Pad, night sessions
September Both. send for free catalogue
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
Schooner chambsrlin Hauled Ont

At Moore's shipysrd to-day the
aehooner Cbambsrlin, owned by Phila
delphia and Sesford people was hauled
out for thorough overhauling.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
Bullding Permit tlrnnted.

Building ln n3pector Grubb granted a
permit this mornlng 60 q. S. Mckee for
three story house, corner OF Bszlelt
and Jackson streets, valued at 81 600.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
she b Loaasd ygllh Lnth-

The American fchooner William
Jones, Captain William MacLsan, entered
this morning ftom ST. John, n. with
lath.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
CruaInr Do,,a 40 RIrer.

The new yacht Julnar. the latest
addition to the Philadelphia Yacht CLUBS
squadron, came down from her anchorags
AZ Tiuicum on Friday for a few davs
cruise down the Delaware river. Those
on beard were Woe Commodore b. r
Muckle, Jr, Mr., and Mrs S p. STAN
back and children, and John 8 Muokle
Of the steam launch SCOTS.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

ONCE Seventh and king. Phone 5d5.
Fl. t. Sergesnt dealer in coal and wood
ss A large load OF wood for $f.tO
SsS Large pea coal FOR family use
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READ THIS.

A young lady, aged % years, wher
three years old, was paralyzsd One
limb was stiff could not touch lor
with her foot, could not walk, even with
erutohes Three weeks ago she applied
Hoke's Electric Magnetic Belt aud insoles
and In four days time she could put her
foot on the door Now she can walk with
crutshes down steps and up steps She
ls improving fast. Hsr limb and fo,t
were cold for the last 10 years; bad q
blush color Since wearing Hoke's Belt
II Is nice and warm expect in a short
time she can walk without the crutches
At the present time she don't like TO
have her name published, but II any suf.
ferer would like to know more about this
case can call on me Not one remedy in
this world can show equal results. This
lady lives in the country Since she can
walk on sratches she eeme in this city to
visit some Of her friends.
C.. U. H0KE, Inventor.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

We have Just put sale large shipment of antique oak
and mahogany stands Former price 81 5o this lot
at $275 Fine polished 24nch tops with solid brass shelf
supports and altogether the best in fancy stands we
have ever had the good fortune to offer
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snmo Pfaohes sold I,ov,

About 250 baskets Of Delaware frait
were disposed Of IN HE city markets this
morning. Prices ranged from 40 cents to
Evening journal., 1895-07-20
sam Anofher nIed mo

About 9 o'clock last night Officer Shields
shot a dog supposed TO be suffering
from rabies IN front Of No. 31l East
SECOND street The canine belonged to
George Bolan.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

Ro-top office desks SO inches long with high roll; the
best desk ever sold for $25 and our price but $3.50
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nnrrlnrn sac ln .IaiI-

Fer full day g pleasure 60 with AuPus
tine Mills excursion. Saturday, July e.
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MEETING OF WILMINGTON HILKHgE.

sembio 20 Elect Omeers.
All tho mlkmen ard those engaged in
producing the laoteal fluid win meet in
special session next Thursday morning
to diacuss matters OF vital Importance TO
the dairyman ard producer and also to
elect oficers OF the Wilmington Milk
mems Association.
The meeting will be held at 10 o'clock
In She new meeting rooms az No III
shipley street, above George O. While
mans. This will be- the hrst meeting
hlnce about fortnight before harvest
ttma
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Help wANrETl.

MTANTED-GO WHITE gOOK TO GO
w 20 the country. wages S3 30. no washing
and no ironing. Address mr.. BURNS, this
0niee.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

Serious Illness Of nIr. Herbert Last Night
New Yacht Down the River on a Cruise
Dover Papers Praise New Castle Base
baii Enterprise.
Evening journal., 1895-07-20

: rugs and mats in the newest designs at the
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
A Juror at Deer Lodge Cut His
Throat.
HE IS WILLIAM ROBINSON
Was the Man Crazy-He Sat on
Several Cases His Knife
Was Dull and He May
Recover.
HE IS WILLIAM ROBINSON

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Deer Lodge, Nov. 1S-While the guests
of the City hotel were lounging around
the Office at an early hour this morn
ing they were startled by a man rush.
ing into the room with his throat horribly
cut and blood streaming down his clothes.
He did not speak but dropped into a
chair as IL completely exhausted. Tie
was recognized at once by those present
as being a man by the name of William
Robinson who stopped at the hotel and
ate at the same table with them for o
week past. After they recovered from
their surprise a messenger was sent to
procure a physician.
DR.. Glass responded in a few minutes
and upon examination found that the
wound was not necessarily fatal, al
though the throat had been hacked in a
horrible manner. The doctor sewed up
the wound and staunched the flow OF
blood Robinson was removed to the
hospital after receiving medical attention
and although he was weak from loss of
blood he was able to sit in chair
while waiting for the ambulance.
He was asked about how he came to do
such a thing but the only words he was
heard to speak were, II did 1t myself
The instrument he used was an old
with the larger blade open and had 1T
not been for the dullness of the blade
he would surely have succeeded In ac-
complshing his purpose.
William Robinson, the wounded man,
was one OF the jurymen drawn on No
vember to do duty for this term of
court. He was summoned last week and
reported for service with the others last
Monday. He did not ask to be excused
and was placed on the regular panel.
He was always present when court con-
vened and although of retiring dispo-
sition no one suspected that he had any
troubles which might lead him to suicide.
He served on the case of the state
against Charlie Brown which occupied
three days of last week and was put to
the same critical test that the rest of the
jurymen were before being accepted on
that important case. p.
His home is in Lincoln valley about
Is miles from Helmville. where he owns a
ranch well stocked with cattle. He has
lived there for the past 80 years and has
a large circle of acquaintances through
out the county.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19
EVENTS OF TODAY.
What the visitors Expect to DO This
Morning.

Morning.
The programme for to-day is busi-
ness first and pleasure afterward. At
O'Clock the council meets in Fosketts
hall and will listen to the reports of
officers and organizations. Then in
regular order will take up unfinished
business, new business, election and
install officers, discuss the good and
welfare of the council and Its member
ship.
After this has been done, IL any time
remains, there win be a trip to the
smelters and the visitors will be shown
other sights in the liveliest city in the
state.
Tonight. under the auspices of the
local council, there will be an open
meeting in the opera house. To this
session everybody is invited, laboring
men, their wives and children, their
sisters and other fellows sisters. The
speakers will be selected from the
ranks of organized labor and the talks
of a practical nature, which all may
enjoy and profit by hearing.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19
1.-THE MAGISTRATE" {"
Coghisn and stockweli a Rare Comedy
Combination.


The Magistrate" which will be pre-
sented on Wednesday night at Evans
opera house, is said to be one of the
funniest of comedies, containing a laugh
in every line, and is extremely ludicrous.
Therefore enthusiastically enjoyed from
start to finish. and every part In the play
will be artistically portrayed. The play
is an exceptionally clever one and brings
out the sti ength and versatility of both
Miss Coghlan and Mr.. Stockwell, and
the strength of the entire company. In
the character of the Magistrates wife.
Miss Coghlan is seen at best and II gives
her great scope to display her emotional
and comedy ability. The costumes worn
by her are magnificent. and her stage
presence throughout makes a grand pic
ture.
The opportunity of seeing this grand
comedy produceA by two such noted
stars and their unusually powerful COM
pany is rare privilege.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19
An American Actress.

The irrepressible Katie Emmett is
not defeated by the destruction of her
properties. the loss OF her horses and
fire engine. with other valuables in
the recent fire on the Northern Pacific
road at Grey Cliff. She has had new
scenery prepared and will appear In
Anaconda on Thursday night On her
greatest and latest success. Chat, an
American Boy"
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

Go 20 ]. c. Reifrs new and second
hand store where you can buy new and
second hand goods cheaper than the
cheapest. Come and see me. want
second hand goods: ! also pay cash
for 5000 worth OF second hand goods.
No. 5O4 East Park avenue. Anaconda.
Opposite McCallum a. Cloutters. :
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

John Won Moltke Kehrm, know
over in Highland gulch as plain John
ME Can" and John Canovan came II
last night. They brought no dust witt
them.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

Pete Stocking was discharged in DO
lice court yesterday, 1t being evident
that he was so drunk he did not know
where he was and had no evil inten.
tions in Drayman Kennedy's back
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

w. S. King and his son, Fred.
dropped in from Omaha and surprised
his brother, L. A. King. He will make
a short visit before entering upon his
duties as county surveyor of Douglas
county
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

The funeral of DR.. and Mrs. Stephen
baby boy occurred yesterday morning
Rev. Mr. Healy officiated.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

Cali and examine new stock OF goods
Just received at ]. A. Hasiey. 2l5 Oak
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

We desire 20 extend our heartfelt
thanks 20 our friends for their kindness
and sympathy in our late bereavement.
in the loss of our 9-months' old son.
Freddy. Nfr and Mrs. f. Jacket
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

The Butte. Anaconda & PacInc II the
only line running exclusive passenger
trains between Butte and Anaconda
Away on time. Street car tickets
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

f. s. Baum and family contemplate
a trip to Chicago and New York and
other intermediate cities.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

Pupils wanted on violin. First two
lessons free until Dec. 1st. Prof. john
N. Olson. studio AIS Cedar street
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

Townsite property at townsite prices
and terms. Devine & O'Brien, Petritz
building.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19
The Council.

President Ferguson called the coun-
ell to order and. after a brief speech,
in which he welcomed the conference
delegates to the union and expressed
his pleasure for the large attendance,
ne announced the following commit
tees:
On Credentials-Strong OF Great
Falls. Sorenson OF Anaconda and Da-
vies of Butte.
Rules and Order OF Business-Black
of Great Falls. Twohy of Anaconda
and Smith OF Butte.
Finance and Auditing-Elston OF An
aconda. Heusler OF Great Fails and
Mcdonald OF Butte.
Resolutions-Ericl0son OF Great Falls,
Bruins OF Missoula and Chandler of
Anaconda
observation-disclosures of Anaconda,
Calderhead OF Butte and Corbett of
Helena
The committee on credentials report
ed the following as duly accredited del
egates and entitled TO a seat IN the
convention:
A +. Of L.-Great Falls. No. $3.50.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-19

Ed Devine lives at corner Fourth
and Ash streets.