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except those representing religious so-

except those representing religious So
cietics.
Bands OF music. side arms. sticks and
banners were also prohibited. The
priests promised that all this should
he done and the commander. ON the
other hand. agreed to keep all troops
away from the funerals. Somebody
stole a march on the general, however,
and although he later revoked the
clause excluding husic. there were men
In line wearing the uniform of the
Italian army and others carrying
drawn sabers. Six of the latter stood
in front Of the church during the cerr-
monies within. Hearing of this the
commander promptly dispatched n
stan officer and detail of men Ia
the cemetery. hut when they reached
there the services We're over and the
mourne~ had dispersed. The general
said that he would demand an explana-
tion from the clergymen. As a mat
ter OF fact. there was little change In
the programme arranged by the miners
for to-day's funerals. There were L. In
all. but two proceeded from a north
ward direction to the cemetery without
regard Ia the othen ten. who united
in an extensive cortege.
Eight of the bodies lay In the shop
OF Undertaken Bonin. In Hazelion.
where they Mtre viewed by a great
crowd for a couple of hours before the
proct ssion started. Meantime the other
two lines We're going over the rugged
mountains roads leading from Har-
wood. The crowd of fully 1000 people
jammed the streets in the immediate
neighborhood. but there WAS no dis
order. The platform originally intend
ed for the street In front of the build
ing had been erected before the altar
and here the 10 coffins were laid while
Father Aust and number Of Polish
priests celebrated pontiticial high mass
in the meantime a gang Of miners in
the cemetery were blasting rock To
make space for a large circular grave.
In which all the bodies were Inferred.
There were brief services at the grave
and several Of the clergymsn made ad-
dresses. urging the miners Ia maintain
order and To remain quietly al their
homes. General Goblin kept his word
II the priests did not. During all of
the marches and ceremonies there was
not a sign Of soldier.
There were two meetings of miners al
Latimer to-day One was made up of
Italians and the other of iungarians.
Surgeon Frazier and five troopers ar
rived here on "A train tonight with ear
load of extra horses froIa Philadelphia
for the troop. Theeeravity of the situa-
tion is made apparent from the thoroug n
and rigorous manner In which the COM
msnder Is handling his men.
Al brigade headquarters late tonight
there was a feeling that critical period
had been passed with the burial Of the
dead miners only To meet with a condi-
ton Tomorrow that may he even more
serious.
As General Goblin expressed himself Ia
a reporter of the associated press; ''ro-
nights quiet is unnatural auictncss.
There are no doubts that fears are en-
tertained that before the end of the week
the whole region may be on strike" The
McAdoo men. who decided on Saturday
to return to work. held a meeting to-
night. The result could not be learned.
In this city at midnight everything is
uuet.
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M'kiklEy RETuRNS.
Met by the Cabinet and Chcerei by tn.
Waiting Crowd.

Washington, Sept. l3-Presideni Nc
kinloy returned 10 Washington this
afternoon from Somerset. Pa Attorney
General Mckenna accompanied tho
president and Mrs. Mckinley, ard the
orly other members of the party were
Miss Eudsley and Executive Clerk
George B curtelynu. There was a y.sy
small crowd AZ the Baltimore q Ohio
depot al $50 o'clock the hour when the
train was expected The cabinet WAS
represented by Secretaries Bliss aud
Wilson. aud Postmaster General Gary
As the train slowed up at the station
the cabinet officers entered the drawing
room ~ the privat" car and after q
few minutes talk with the president
the party descended To- th" carriages.
The president Was ,heored as h. APP
peared on the platform and after lifting
his hat IN Acknowledgment assisted
Mrs. Mckinley Io alight The party
were driven AZ once 20 IN" white house.
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LOST MS SANG FRo,o.
tig~i Gets Very Nervous On Ms crsss-
Exsminntisu.

san Francisco. Sept. is-Theodore A.
Flgei occupied the witness stand In
Judge Campbslls court to-day for the
fourth consecutive day for cross -exam-
nation and was finally permitted Ia
leave it after he had declined tn answer
the most important questions pro-
pounded by the prosecution upon the
ground that he would incriminate him.
self by responding TO them. He lost his
him whether or not some one had IN
formed him on May 81. the day prior
to the death ~ Isaac Hoffman. that his
employer had learned Of his peculntions
and intended To call him To account
From that time ON until the clore Of
his ordeal he was terribly nervous. the
sang froid which he displayed on the
preceding days having forsaken him
entirely.
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LARGEST CvGR KNOWN.
biggest Catch of ssissoa E,rr os Record
Ice the Nerthwsst.

Port Townsend. Wash. Sept. l5.-An
official report filed at the customs house
here to-day by Inspector Webbsr.
whose detail has been at Point Roberts
for the past three months. shows that
the catch ~ the fishing season just
closed ls the largest ever known In the
Northwest, The Alaska Packing COM
pany at Point Roberts alone put az s5.-
o0o eases. using 5000 salmon. Alto
gcthcr .. 800 ooo fish II the sockey. vari-
ETY. were caught OF the mouth of the
Frazer river during the season. and
nearly as many humpback salmon
We're taken from the traps and left on
tn" mud ~ the land To dry. As re-
suit NJ the unprecedented large run
this season. fishermen predict a light
run Tor the next three years. While
prices last year ranged from 20 10 25
cents each. this season the fishermen
were glad to sell them at three cents
each
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Gea.rai Lee Mas u Long Talk Win the
>seretary of War.

Washington. Sept. i3.-consul Cen
eral Lee had an extended conference at
the state department to-day With Src-
rotary Shsrman and Judge Day. assist
ant secretary of state. during which the
entire range of Cuban Affairs VAS Eone
over. The consul general submitted no
Written report, hut gave a verbal sta~-
mcnt on the numerous questions wnt
have arisen in connection with the in-
surrt,tion. II was arranged Thai rf"-
eral Lee should proceed to NtrsiplS
with his family. holding himseu IN
readiness 60 return ON a tstrkrspnc
ordtr. when Il Vas convenient TOT the
president 10 sce him.
The subjects covered tnciuaee ,he crew
OF the Competitor aud other americans IN
snanlsh nrfsonS the disposition of the
fund - s5a.@i appropriated by congress
for the relief Of destitute Americans on
tho ISLAND the pr sent status OF the re-
bellion, recent hostilities. etc.
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INsuRcEAT vIcToRv.
Further Details Of the Fight st yiessvis
de las Tunas.

Havana. Sept. ls.-Furtnsr details of
thu capture of Victoria dc Las runas.
province of Santiago de Cuba. say that
the insurgents. after capturing the
town. killed with the machete 40 guer-
illas for having made a stubborn re-
sistancs. IL h explained that the
spanish hoisted the Rcd Cross lag over
the hospital and that the insurgents.
mistsking u for a parliamentary nag.
sent an officer In that direction. The
Spar claim that the insurKent COM
mander did not respect the nag or the
hospital and bombardsd the building.
killing ar wounding IS men.
The latest advices from spanish
sourcos say the insurgents lost over 80
killed during The lighting about Vic
toria De Las Tunas. and that among
them was General k.nocalus. Four
Spanish officers and eight soldiers who
were among those who sure ndered To
the insurgents have arrived at Ceuta.
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gAsrgRN TURF EVENTS.


Chicago Sept i3-Fivc and a half fur.
longs Nathansou won. Cutter second
Trnnic third. time. t.,S Six and a half
furlongs- Travis won, Arlington SECOND.
plggs third. tim. g2is Mllr-The
Swain won, Dixon second Iudrs third
time. i.iiit. tiVr-.ighths Of muc-Alga-
re,ta won Mary kins.lla second Ruskin
third time, i;OiA. Mile and an eighth-
GroNhurst Won. Serena SECOND Moncreith
third TIM" Ia. Thrce-auariers of mile
Harry Duk" won, simmons second
Black Jack third. time. t.ia,.
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NOT A FLAW IN THE LAW
Chandler Anti-Gambling Act Is
Constitutional.
JUDGE SMITHS DECISION
Action Was Brought by a Helena Gamb-
Ter The Broadwater Agreement
Cuts No Ice Gambling Was a
Privilege. Not a Right.


Special Dispatch 20 The standard
Helena. sept. l3.-The Chandler anti
gambling law Was to-day held to be
constitutional 10y Judge Henry e.
Smith. who sustained the demurrer ~
the stat, to the complaint of William
Tompkln, the Helena gambler. who
sought, through mandamus proceed
ings. to compel the county treasurer to
issue him a gambling housi iicense.
Anson and cason. the petitioner ;
counsel. say that they win probably APP
peal IA the supreme courJ hut IL Is
generally believed h.rc ;nat the pro-
ccedings win go no further MIR Tomp-
kins. through his attorneys. held that
the law was unconstitutional because
Il was passed after Rroadwater county
had been created. ~ Was contended
that as Broadwater county had no rep
rcsentatlon in either house or senate all
acts Of the legislature passed after he
creation of the county We're invalid. "
assailed. as he constitution provided
that all counties should have represcn-
taiion. The point had never before been
raised In Montana.
Judge smith characterized the argu-
ment ~ the plaintiffs as weak and in a
measure ridiculous In an elaborate
opinion he held that although Broad
water county was not represented In
the legislature. under the circumstances
that fact could not possibly invalidatc
the lay. After showing that a new coun-
" could not have been represented In
the last legislature. Judge Smith. In his
opinion, says:
1t IL the duty of the court to uphold
the constitutionsiiiy Of this law. II pos
sible, Even admitting. for the sake ~
argument that nroadwat-r county Was
entitled To representation Immediately
upon the commencement ~ its exist :
,nce. what would have been the effect
upon the passage of this law had u
been so represented There can he hut
one answer Ia this question. The cir
cumsiances under which the provision
was adopted should be- taken into CON-
sidcration by the court.
The largest representation Broad
water county could have had as gath
cred from the provisions of senate hill
No. lia. herein mentioned. would he tive
r-prs sentatives and one senaios. M u 4,
apparent that if all these members had
been present and voting against tbs
passage of the anti-gambling act. II
would still have PASSED both houses
In accordance with section - OF the
constitution
Further on In the opinion the court
saws: But Is the petitioner in this
ease In a position Ia question the va
lidity ~ nm act prohibiting gambling
in Montana, ] think not. He occu-
pies an entirely difercn, position from
that which he would occupy " he We're
under arrest Tor an infraction of ths
anti i-sambling law. Bear In mind aisa
that so far Az This cattrt ts concerned
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baseball Yesterday.

AZ Washingt"n-The gam" was called
Ia th" eighth Inning on account ~ dark
ness Washington. :. Cincinnati ?
Al Boston Game postponed. rain.
~ Louisville. PitiSburr 3
Al rleveland-5 81. Louis q
Al Raltimore-f'irst game: Umpire Nc
Donald called The game on account of
darkness st tho end of tho first half Of
tbr MN inning Baltimore. 4: Chicago.
:. Sccoud game. Baltimore ~ Chicago. 4.
AZ brooklyn-The game to-day between
Brooklyn and New Yorl, resulted In a tie.
being ,allsd af the end ~ tho scv~nth
innins on a-,aunt - darkness. brooklyn.
A. New York
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Sis tert of Water.

Kansas 'tty. Sept. IA message rr-
ceived AT the headquarters of the Kan
sas city. Pittsburg a Gulf railroad SAYS
that - are dead al Port Arihur tn" mes
sage gives no particulars. 4 dispatch Pc
"eived by y. A. liornd"ck. land com
missioner for the railroad company and
manager Of the Port Arthur TownSitr
company. from 6corg" NJ. craig townsiio
agent ~ Port Arthur. says The dead
are Frank Albright, electric leht en-
ploy"; Fritz Mich"ls, carpenter; 'ioorS"
Martin, hricklayor: MAY Ainsworih, O.
monihs-old child and AN unknown man.
Loss at Sabine pass one schooner. four
tugs. many buildings and 10 or more pco-
Pile drowned Including Moore and Belts
contractors There are six feet of water
IN Sabine pass"
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81. Louis Sept. i3.-Mile aud - yards
Briggs Won Hillbilly second Virginia NJ.
thlrd tam" iH Mile and a sixteenth
klnsom won. Peter Hil second Little
B'lle" third. time i'lsis. SiN furiongs
R5th"" won Aquarela second charlotte
". third time l:ls Seven aud a half fur.
longs -TruNillo won. Sim n second
Rish"p Reed third: time. .si', For =
vrnr-olds. hvr and a half furlongs -,iuide
FYrk WIN Lady of tho West second rs.-
nial third, time. Lost slN and a half
furloug> hnsh won. Amelia Fauso sec
und San ! S"e Elm third. time l.elA
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Tour r.opl. Drowned.

Waterloo. lowp Sept 4; R"v s'oii
lIlatt and Mifr knAdl Mcqueen and Ml--
81 Thh'tt- were drowned IN thr cedar
rNsr a. Nhfrny Yesterday. Tho part,
vtur ou nn rN'ursi0n Nrst"tdhs. This
morning a., hpdirs ~ Hihit McQu'.u
Uri Aii-S ribh"ti- Wefr found iu 10 drrp
pnuj rla-tsd together About 10 o.rlu,k
TODAY Mn lil=tts tnds Nl. found 81"
lart- below caught boz bnrh wl-r i'uUD
Tbr tbo"r, q th.i tb- women v.r Too
bsthIng. got bcyond their drp,b aud tn"
mru lo-t their liy's boz an attempt 10 .a,r
them.
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cRueSoME RELICS.
Arnold Iueigrr' To Tour the Count ~
Win IN. Tamou. >au.sg. Vat.

Chicago. sept i3.-Arnold Luetgcrt.
with IN. famous sausage vat and his
fathers four great Dane dogs. II plan
ming Ia tour the country nj IN. con
rlusion of IN" sausage makers trial.
Besides the vat and dogs. Arnold Luct-
CERT is preparing to take many other
relies brought into prominence by
the trial Of his father for alleged wife
murder
Arnold I.ui tg ~ expects that the FAM
lily name and his connection with the
famous ease viii attract crowds 90 hts
exhibit and lrritirs.
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Santa Marls ihird: iimc i:iiis. Five and
q half furlongs Eigin Bells won. Jscks-
napes second. Maroato third time isN's-
Mile-BSrou Mcclolland won. Meadows
thorp" seCond. Box third time. l.yt-
Miie-ronto won. serrano second. Mcrtis
Reed third time, l.na.
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Natchez Miss. sept l2-The yellow fc-
Yer scare resulted IN the railing nf -
mass meeting here tonight al which 80
volunteer guards were called for for en-
rollmcn, to protect the town. There is no
sickness In the city and no fear of ths fc-
Yer except from importation.
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PLAYED IIr.I Hnsr.

Rockford Ills. scpt l5-lim 'nrbstt
played Grst base for the Rocktords in
AN exhibition gam, To-day before thr
largest crowd uf M" season. iiir record
was one hit and one run Nuh %" 'crrptcd
y oui of 10 chances. Rockford cedar
Rapids l.
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Our assortment Is very complete and
prices very low-si. sl.25. sl.5o. s2.25 and
$3.50. our 20 and s2.so have very loud
alarms. They ring Is minutes and
never fail To waken. Try one.
Orders taken for Calling Cards, We'd
ding and Invitation Stationery. A full
line Of Samples.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-14

Mobile, Ala. sept i3,-one case of
yellow fever had developed to-day at
the city hospital.
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cincinnati sept. l3-At oakley: Five
turlouss A1ucena won. rrrcamore T.
-'gond Wingshot third. time l.deis Six
furioBrs- fairoun Won l.ruly second
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A FRIEND
In NEED
is A
ln,e!y
Friend

our Nickel Watches and Alarm
Clocks are true and timely friends of
the laboring man. They get him up
on time In the morning and tell him
when 10 quit at night and they are 50
chap that he can afford to buy them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-09

Lss.-Biack and white pointer bitch
between Ocala and Leroy, on May e /;
had leather collar, about one and one
half inches wide, buckle broken,
around neck has black heal and ears.
With white stripe running down side
Of nose; answers to the name u Pat
tie" Reward will he paid to finder on
return, or information leading TO re-
coyery. J. w. Vogt, OcaIa, Fla. 6-4
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We Offer 0n@ Hundred Das.r- r.
Eard fof any oaa-- ~ 'atarri4 that car
aot be euresi ~ Hall CatArsli Cure.
+. J. CHEaEt & e. Toi~fn, y.
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. ..
hali's GatArrh Cure il taken inter
ba!ly, acting directly uEon liz. blood
and mucous surfaces u the 4yzten.
ie-tiTnonials sent free. Price IS cent.
pr bottle. -old by all druggists.
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GRISI MILL
AN D.
WOOD YARD

Now ready b. grind corn IN any
quantity de1lFsd. Aiways on hand
irssh meal and grits IN any quantity
called for. Bring your corn ~ mill
and buy yOoI von1 Of
= u J. q. HA6OOD.
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Egeiia AbajO tobacco see1 for sale.
BY w. ID. Lewis, box 10, Tampa, Fla.
Prices bg mall Or express; quarter
pound, so; half pound, go; three
quarters pound, -; one pound, S3.5D:
~ u 100 pounds, 1915. Thf4 seed l.
from SENIOR ArInenteFo's plantation in
Pinar del Rio, and there il no finer
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