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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30

New York, Jan. ga Herald special
from Wheeling, w. Va, says: This
city has been in state of terror for
"a hours on account of a mastiff, which
has been running amuck, afflicted with
rabies, biting and swapping at all who
came in his way.
The animal first appeared about 10
o'clock Wednesday night, in the Second
ward, where his actions caused great
fear and prompted the police authori-
ties to send out an alarm to all police
men. The dog was a powerful beast,
and when he attacked Margaret Schell,
an 11-year-old girl, she was completely
at his mercy. He chewed her neck
and forehead, making a wound from
which the blood flowed freely. A po-
liceman tried to kill the animal, but
could not get shot at it because of the
crowd il the street.
The dog was next heard of half q
mile away, where he attacked Richard
Kenney, biting him through the nose.
He next attacked Victor Bauer, mail
wagon driver, decorating his neck and
face badly. Bauer was alone, and
though quite strong man, he could
do little against the brute. Harry
Freeze, a 16-year-old boy was attacked
soon after daylight near the Fifth
ward market, and was. bitten through
the arm.
John Speidell met the dog in the
Fifth ward a little later and escaped
into house, but not until he had been
badly scratched on the hand. by the
dogs teeth. By this time the Iolice
had been massed from all parts of the
city, and were hunting the dog. Charles
Zimmerman was the first to encounter
him. He tried TO shoot the dog, but it
sprang at him, and as he fired, took
the revolver and nearly the whole of
the policemans right hand into his
mouth. The sharp teeth sank into the
flesh, cutting a ragged cash clear
through the thick part of the hand.
Four more bullets ended the dogs
career
The police have been busy all day
killing dogs supposed TO have been bit
ten by the mastiff. Several persons,
other than those named, received
scratches from the mad dog, and four
or five had their clothing torn, two
men having their coats stripped from
their backs. A movement has been
started to send the dogs victims to
New York for treatment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30

In this way some of the girls fancy they
see in the mirror the image of their
fance, and that gives them hope.
There is also the Epiphany the day of
kings. 1t is the first feast3Aof the Russian
years. The blessing of water is carried
on with great pomp. The emperor. pre-
coded by the clergy of the orthodox
Novgorod, proceeds from the winter
palace to the Neva, where a wooden
chapel is erected. 1t is surmounted by a
cross, and in the interior there are paint
ings representing the baptism of Christ.
A hole is made in the ice, the assist
ants recite the usual prayer. and in front
of the altar, where are relics and holy
the water of the river three times. Then,
with a little water which he takes up IN
precious vase, he sprinkles the assist
ants.
In turn the people approach the hole.
and each one carries away some of the
holy water.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
The Attack on cavite.

New York, Jan. PA special cable
to the Herald from Manila says: The
attack on the province of Cavite will
begin very soon. The rebels are very
active, and skirmishes occur daily.
There has been an outbreak at La
Paz, in the Tariac province. The Span
ish resident there is missing.
Eight civil guards, stationed there
are also missing. Probably they have
Joined the rebels
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
MYSELF AND I.

I ask myself, what should I do?
I hear wise counsel in reply.
And wonder if I'm one or two,
And what is truly meant by /.
] am not lonely when alone.
For then this other self comes nigh
And we exchange thoughts all our own.
In happiest phrase, myself and l.
No jealous moods give us unrest;
love the world, and when | try
To make ii bright and more blest,
We're best of friends, myself and /.
Jane Ellis JOY, in Youths Companion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
Not Even a Love Tap.

Nice, Jan. 29.-The reports that have
been circulated recently that the Prin-
cess of Chimay and her Hungarian
gypsy lover, Rigo. have quarreled and
separated are denied by the princess
herself. Both were in Monte Carlo
yesterday, and appeared to be on the
best of terms. They went away and
it is given out that they have gone to
live together in retirement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
IN MAMMALS DAY.

Girls didn't wear tailor suit.
Mannish gloves and calf-skin boot,
Drive four-in-hand. and smoke and shoot.
In mammals day.
Maids never yearned for politics.
Nor rode the wheel. like Toms and Dicks
Nor tore around, with big golf sticks,
In mammals day.
They couldn't swim with grace and ease,
In bathing suits cut to their knees,
And sail a boat through stormy seas,
In mamma's day.
From what I have been told, and know,
Life must have been quite dull and slow
In that pathetic long ago
In mammals day.
-Curley. in Life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
Venezuela Boundary Treaty.

Washington, Jan. 29.-Sir Julian
Pauncefote and Senior Andrade expect
to complete the boundary arbitration
treaty and sign it in time to send the
Venezuelan copy to Caracas for ratifi-
cation by the steamer leaving New
York for La Guyara a week from to-
morrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE
Semi-eentenniaI Meeting in New
York.
CLEVELAND IS PRESENT
AS USUAL, HE CALLS A SPADE A
SPADE.

Duties of the Doctors to the Public
as Seen by the President OF the
United States-A Humorous and
at the Same Time Consistent
and Logical Address = The
Newspapers Slightly Scorched.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-30
MAD DOG RUNS AMUCK
Holds Wheeling in a State of
Terror For a Day.
BITES AT EVERYBODY
ENTIRE POLICE FORCE CALLED
INTO REQUIsITIoN.

Members of the Force Put in an En-
tire Day, Killing Dogs Supposed
to Have Been Bitten by the Mad
Mastiff-A Great Many People
Injured.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

freit lei, ner0e er nd9 Mfrtfa 5uriidfe6ren
unD fem 8eItes sur @nttpiGlun9 thun.
Sang nit &e1t nimmt PrdiiOent 6 ii :
yer an bie1er Gebe i9iperen 4nitoB. gfd@
mentli6 bic STEELE BON Der @in6sitsfrage
unb BON Der 8eri9mel5ung Der 3One, Sc
Iebe uro 8Dlter Siibafrita's : lit cine
nur gu beutli9t 9robung 9egen Die SelbItz
ftdnoiqfeit Der beiDen freien 8~urenitaaten,
Oranie unb Sransbaal ober IiibafritantI9e
Gepublif.
8eIonbers AUDI in Berlin, BON mo Dor
einem Sabre Die berii6mte taiferliche 9liid~
tpunf9bepei9e an PrGiiOent &riiger tpe9en
bes 8uren@S ieees iiber bic sngliI6en 6reiz
btuter %erfolgte, 1T man BON ben neuen tiibz
men llmtrieben bes Gecil G6obes iberrdI9t.
l1nb I'M Nus9ang bes alien Subres tpirO
BON Der beuti9en Hei9sbauptitaOt gemeloet:
Die N~iebertperfu1ra Der NufitGnbe Der
@ingebpuenen erforoere Die MnIdmmlung
englii9er Streitfrdfte unmittelbar an Der
8ren5e Srunspaals, uno irgeno elm tiibner
Sreibeuter bonn S9lage zines Sdmelon
t0nntt Die ~giinitige @%elegenbeit beniiben, nm
einen neuen .3ug gegen Die Sreibeit uno
5elbftftdnbigfeit Der 8uren gu unternebmen.
8erbd9tig ut es ieoenfa1s, baB Rbooes
pieber in Der Ntdbe ienes 9ebietes ungetom@
men tit, no bic llnruben gum Nusbru4 gez
totnmen fino, unb baB er porber in Bort
@lifabstb cine @rt bon Progrummrebe gez
balten bat, iporin Die olten WinI6e naGb
elmer @ereinigung Sibaftita's beIonDers
tpieber gum 9lusbrud gelangtelt. QSas
Der ebemaIige erite Miniiter Der 8apfoloz
ME u11ter elmer engeren 8erbinbung aler
iiibafritdniI6sn 80lter Deritebt, 1T aaer
@elt fldr, unb bic 8uren 1perDen ii3 fetrer
Sdli9ung Dariiber bingeben, oaB tie Dor
einem nel1ert lleberfaQ auf Der 9ut ittn
miiKen. Die Spra6e Rbobes' 1T INN 10
uuffdQenber, ais fem Ger6Dr Dor Der parlaz
mentari1den MISREPRESENTATION in
@nglaubb ebpritebt, 10 0aB man bate meinen
iolen, er miiBte ii9 jebt einige 3nriid6al@
tung ouferleqen. Iu9 Die 0euti6e &e9iez
rung ipirb Ii9 an9ele9en ietn laffen mil
fen, ben Sreibereien in Siioafrifd lire FORT
Qefebte Mufmerffamfeit 5u3utpenDen, BENIN
cine MenDerunq Der politif6en ober audi nur
Der tpirtbI6aftli6en 8er6Gltnif1e Siibafrts
fa's beriibrt audb Die beut19en Rolonialinz
t"ereffen duf bas @ngite."
Die 8ursn feGbit a6er = bies lei Der
@timme aus Berlin bin3ugefii9t = iinb
augenf9einli6 auf @aes Dorbereitet. Sbre
9treittrGfte unb lire GertbeiOigungsperfe
murben unb tperben berbeiert unb DertGrtt,
@ngGartb tit aber gegentpdrtig ni4t in Der
Sage, es auf Elm neues &r~iegsgetpitter in
5iiozMfrifa anfommen 5u laffen. 3Dur
bic @efabr zines 8rieges gegen Die 8ereiz
nigten Staten bat @nglanb bur9 ietn
gdn3lihes 3uriidpeiAen in Der 8ene5uelaz
Sra9e BON it6 abgetpenbet. Qtber bic orien<
taIiI9e 5ruge brennt beG unb 6o9, unb
Gnglanb bat in i6r feline 8unbesgenoifen.
l1nb einem neuen 8erIu9e CUR 8ergepaltiz
gun9 Der 8uren t0nnten lpobl tpeber9 eutf4z
Lamb nod Srantrei3 rubig 5ufeben!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Salbatprmebaile an Nbolf Sonnent6al a6z
gele6nt 6atter, NEIL Der berii6mte &iin1tler
Elm Suoe ut, tpieber gut ge1nabt tporben. Mlz
lerbings gef3ab bies ni9t Dur9 einen
reuen, BON beferer @inIt9t geteiteten Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IOnbern bur6 cine ietz
tene Nus5ti9nung, bic Dem &iinitler BON
Dem &aiier 5ran5 SOiepb gu Sbeil tpurbe.
Der &atier lieB ibm iein p6otograpbif6es
8iloniB NIT eigenbGnbiger, i9mei6el6after
@ibmung iiberrei9en, in Der Spnnent6aL
veine Stiibe bss alten 8ur9tbeatsrs" gee
nannt tpirb.
Ser 9tan Der S9ubertzMusz
fellung gebt, tpte frii6er ertpa6nt, baz
BIN, N1es auf SCHUBERT unb Ietre @erte 8e=
3iigli6e aus5uIteIen, bamit aber cine Nusz
iteGung Der g%efdmmten 5eitgen0i1i9en
8unit gu berbinben. Die Nus1teuung BON
bier 4btbeilungen berfprt9t GuBerit umfangz
reid gu tperben, ba BON 270 Nnmelbern ni9t
tpeniger benin 1000 @egenftdnbe gu erparten
itnb, Die 1. eigentGi4e b~iograpbii6e M6z
theilung umfaBt lebigti9 SCHUBERT unb feline
@erte, lopie Die 9thter, beren @erfe er
bertont fat. On bieIe 6auptabt6eilung
i9lieBt it9 in Der re3ten @eitengalerie unD
benz anitoBenDen PabiQon Die S6toinbz
4usfeGung, Die lintsiettige @aIerie pirb
BON Der 9un6auI er@ unb &upelpieferzGolz
lection eingenpmmen. Oas 6auptqeipi9t
nurbe auf Stide aus 8rioatbeiiB grlegt.
So purben 4quarele aus benz 8eiib Der
@r36er3pgin Mdria Sbereita, bes prin5rez
genten bon 8abern, bes @roB6er5ogs bon
@eimar, 0es 9er3ogs BON &o6urg dnge=
melOet. 8eion6er5 erfreuli9 lit bic rege
S6eilnabme Der Stubt 6rantfurt. Nu9 bic
Binafotbet in Miinben, bas @ermani19e
Muieum in Niirn6erg, Ods MuIeum in
8resldu unb 5a6lret9e drbere Sn1titute Be-
tbeili9ten it9 itart. SIM 8e1ibe BON Ser
apancten Mori5 b. S9ninbs bat ii9 cine
Mappe 0oa 3eibnungen 9efunben, in benen
it9 8ilbnihe @riQpar5er's, &aimu1tb's II. u.
bOrfunOen. &upeltpieIer'i9e Nquareue aug
Dem pripatbeftb bes &aiiers fonrmen CUR
@usftequn9 S9pinb's r&I4enbr6bel",
has in @ien nod ME ul1sgefelt mar, Elm
lStiid aus benz 8eIibe bes 8arons Sranfenz
itein alf SdloB uGftabt, lit CUR @erfigung
geitelt iporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
Ser sefdorlt6ne Der s~mrcnfeimSe

Gectl G%bpDes, Der e6emalt9e erite Mi=
ntiter Der englti9en 8apfolonie, mel6en bor
einem Sabre Die englii6e &egierung S9ano'
unb @6ren balber bieIes Nmtes ent6e6en
muBte, neil feline ber6re6eriI3e 8erbinbunq
NIT Dem BON ben 8uren 10 tapfer auriidqez
19lagentn @tnfaa englif9er 6reibeuter in
Sranspdal gar gu offentunbig mar, bat felt
Der feline gepaltige Sbatfraft Der BON linn
gegriinoeten ngltI6ziiibafrifanifben na6
fbm benannten &Olonie H6obeIia getpibmet
rnO Our9 &raft unO &lug6eit ben gefG6rz
lt9en 4uftanb Der O~ortigen I9tpar3en Sim
9eborenen betpGlti9t.
Bdre &5ooes nit DteItm @rfolae 3ufriez
Den, 10 fOnnte man i'm aufri9tig betpunbern.
4bsr leioer 5eigt er f3on iebt, mitten in 6eiz
mem Sriumpbe, bic aIte Slide gegen Die
Sslbfftdnbi9feit Der 8urenitaaten.
Im "A. DECEMBER betrat er tpieber ben
8o0en Der &apfolonie, unb 3tpar in 8ort
I@lifdbetR, Der 5tpeitgr0Bten Stabt iener
englii9en &OlOnie. DIS er buieE6f in Der
Nlgoa@Sat ldnoete, ipurbe er nit or6Bter
gegetiterung smpfangen. Solbaten, bic i'm
&riege gegen Die N}atu6ele getGmpft 6a6en,
%ipannten i6m Die pferbe bon Ieinem Waoen
aus unb 5ogen i'm BON Der 2%anbunqsfteue
na3 ieinem 6otel. Quf benz Wearftplat
nabm &booes Die i6m gepibmeten Slid
ipunidabrefen entgegen. Sn Der &ebe, BIZ
er arf Dem ibm gu @6ren Derantalteteu
5eitma6le bielt, duBerte er li@ folgenoer>
maBen:
@r babe Elm miibeooles Sa6r binter ff6.
IS babe i6m aber 9e3eigt, per tpirfti9 iein
6rcunO lei. Mf0cbten ieine Sebler iein, ipelcbe
lie MOLTEN, er babe Dem britiI6en Gei6e
cine neue &olOnie gelbsnft. Seine 0auf>
balm lei nod ni9t abgei6loTen. Ser 8riso
gegen Die Watabele un0 Die MuI9onas lei
jebt gu @nbe unh bic @iIenbabnberbinbunq
na9 &booeia geii6ert. &ein piloes 2anO
f0nne in @frita geoulbet iperben unD bic
&aptolonie miifIe Die be6errI9enoe Maht
I'M Siiben bss @rbtbeils 1ein. 30Qe, @eIebe
unb 8Olter miiBten peri9moI3en perbtn.
Sir ibn, @ecil 89oOes, gebe es feline Gaffenz
frage, pobl uber cine @in6sitsfrage. 8alb
reiie er nd9 @nglano, nm it6 bon Der I'm
ter u9ungsz @ommifiion perb0ren gu lafIen.
@r femme Die fal6ungsbolle 6eiligtsit 1eirer
2dn6sieute. SobalD er uber bon ben em=
figen Mufmertiamteiten Der gpmmif1ion be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

8erbalten lit boppelt ~intere1ant in bieIen
Saqen parldmentariT6er 8ertommen6eit in
Der olten unb neuen Welt. sic lit uud
le6rrei6 fit unlere MISUNDERSTANDING
in @al6ington, lpelde I'M 2aufe Oes bDri=
gen sSabres gegsn Die Siirfei 10 to1s Be
f9lii1e faBte, bic a~1erbings BON BrdIibent
GleDelanb unb ieinem Minifer bes Neu=
Beren, Slneb, eritidt ipltrOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13
@rimner1ttt8 aus tirfiiMe YarIas
4ttettt.

Inter benz ieBigen tiirfii9en Sultan @bz
6ul 6amib II. befam bas tirtif9e &ei9 i'm
Sabre 1876 cine @erfa1ung, tpel9e alien
untert6ansn @la1bensfrei6ett unb Burger
li6e &e9tsglei96eit gepGbrte unb Elm aus
Senat uno 4bgeorDnetenbaus beitebenoes
Yarlament einfiibrte. SIM Mdr5 1877 trat
bas Parlament 5ufummen; aber bur3 ben
fur5 barauf ausbre9enben &risg 9pii9en
Der Siirfei unb &uBlanb nurDe bas iunge
tiirtif6e Gerfafungsleben b~inpeggefegt,
8on elmer @rneuerung bef1eGben 1T in ben
Der Siirtei bon ben europdif9en Md9tet
porgelegten Observation-Disclosures nirgenos bic
Geoe. Der braDe 2pnboner beutf9s Publiz
gift Carl I b erinnert aber jebt in Set
tungen @nglanOs an jenes fur5e, jebo9 hoffS
mungsbOle parlamentarif4e 9eben Der
Siirtei:
nSene Ssmani19e MISUNDERSTANDING
beitanb aus Mdnnern aQer 0olfsItGmme
unb aqer &eligionen bes tiirfi19en Hei6es;
un0 dagemetn aparen Oieienigen, Die ibr
Wtrten an Srt unb Stele beoba9tetsn, Don
Dem 6retfinne unb Dem Mut6e bon 8plfsz
bertretern iiberraf6t, Die gum She'll ibre
@%rnennung Dem @influI1e Der Hegierung
uno Der Brooin5iala8ebDrben berbanften.
Der umtdnb, Dab unter tiirtif6er 9err=
i9aft Die Selbtbertpaltung Der @emeinben
in t6rer 8runolage itets unberiibrt gebliez
ben mar, ertlGrt es biellei9t, baB unter Die
len 8olfspertretern biel Selbitftdnbigfeit gu
Sage trat. Wfan tpeiB, tpie unter Dem bopz
pelten Orude Oes auf Som tantinopel an
riidenDen rui1t19tn 6eeres unb Der NIT Der
0altung be5 Observation-Disclosures in Der
8uDget=Srdge unb in Der Mngeleqenbeit beg
tiirfii9en eriten Miniters Mib6at paida,
Der Derbdnnt iporben lpar, un5ufriebenen
Baldftz8amarila, oas Parlament plDbli9
bertagt purbe. Snbefen erfpIgte Die Ser
tagnng unter glet33ettiger 8erii9srung Des
Sultans, es tperpe bic &ei9sbertretunQ
vna9 eingetretenem 6rieben ipieber 3ufamz
menberufen tperoen." On Die1e f0rmli6e
3uiage bd1t ih bsute bic iuns@tirtif9e
Partei.
r@tnen genifen @inbrud bat nun in
@nglunb Der neuli9e umfaiienbe 8rief Sir
9enrD Gllipt's an bic Qpnbpner ySimes"
gema9t, tporin bem @irfen bes Ssmaniz
Inen Barlamentes 6p6e Mnerfennunq ee<
5oat unO feline OVERWHELMING geforbert
ipurDe."
8lino berlangt, dn9eIi9ts Der bon linn
9eltenb gema6ten Sbatia6en, bonn Mintz
htertum Salisbury na9bem es ia Die
friibere tb0ridte S~iirtenbebe" ~auf9egebtn:
es fple BON Der tiirfii9en &egterung bic
8ieber>@in6erufung zines Ssmanii6en
8ei9sta9es berlangen. 9as tperbe Elm frGf=
tiger &ie9eG gegen &uBldno 5ein, pel6ea
nur barauf ~lauere, auf eigene 9anb i'm
Orient %bor5ugeben.
Den engIif4on 2iberalen unb ibrer
@ortfibrern, 9laOipne Ii. +. ~, ma9t es
Der ate Sreibeitsfdmpftr 8linb gum f9fpe=
rem 8ortpurfe, baB fe bas in 6ublrei9en
8Gdttern unb S9riften in tiirfif9er, ardz
bii4er unb fran30iH9er Sprabe erbobene
8erlangen Der iungztitrtii6en partei mad
@ieoerberitellung zines tiirtii6en Parlaz
ments gdn3li9 unbea6tet lafien, nur i'm BEL
RuBlunb unb befen Sra6antin Srantrei9
lte6 Sinh gu bleiben.
Die 8lino'i6e @rinnerung an bag erfte
tiirtif9e parIament unb an bs7en gutes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Maborz9OOsrnOr Pingree 1T in ieiz
mem eriten Sample NIT Der 2egisldtur DON
Mi9igan unterIegen. 9as 9dns
berleGben fat in Der PerfOn bon &i6ter Wm.
o. @orbon bon Mtblan0 einen inn ni9t
gene6men Spre9er getpd6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

Ser neue republtfanii6e s. ouberntur
8Gad pOn Stem gOrt ldBt iib in ieiner
NntrittsbotI6aft ipeit better an, als man
BON t6m als Mai6inenpplitifer ertpartet
bate. Gr felt ft9 in ben berI6ieoeniter
&srpaltunssfrageu auf ben &eform@5 tanbz
punft. @enn er nur audi babel bleibt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-13

'
Die nere 5orti9rittspartei Der 9eutf9z
Oei terrei9er fat jebt tbr 9rogramm rev@
Dffentli9t. SIS lit ni3t in bic Sorm eines
Mufrufs, Ionbern elmer 9entl@rift an ben
beuti6en Stamm in Seiterrei9 9efleibet unb
in Is Nrtifel gegliebert.
Dirt. l be9riinoet Die No~tbpenOigteit si3tsr
,aielbeipuBt geeinigten, entf9ieben natipnaz
len, pabrbaft freibeitli9en unb fortl3ritt=
li6 reformatoriihen Partei" i'm Diterreibi=
f6en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nrt. 2 6e5eicbnet
ais eri e unb beili9fte 9fli6t iebes oeuti@sn
4bgeorbneten ben S@ub unb Die 5OrOernag
bes arg beOrdneten Oeutfhen 8olfstbuln5
unb Die 8etonung Der 3uiammengeb0ri9fsit
alIer 9eutI9en in Sefterrei9. Dirt. 3 be-
tont oas GsitbaIten Der 9eutidbObmen All
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-25
ATTEMPT DIDN'T SUCCEED
ARMED HoBoEs TRY TO HOLD UP A
ME-. PASSENGER.
several shots Fired ta the Dark k-One
Tramp Was llit im shouider-The
Plan Nipped.

Special DISPATCH TO the Standard.
Billings. Sept. 2t.-Owing 10 information
received by Division Superintendent
Horn that armed men had been seen In
the neighborhood of Park city and CO.
iumbus, and the suspicion that an at
tempt would be made 10 hold up the
westbound Northern Pacific passenger
train. which passes Columbus about mid
night. for several nights an armed posse
has accompanied the train to'tbat point.
Wednesday night. when the train stopped
at Park city. Roadmasser Boyle aligh'ed
while the others stood guard ON the
steps OF the cars. One determined hobo
attempted to seize Boyle's Winchester.
but was held up and received blow IN
the face. The fellow took To his heels
and fired al the roadmastcr. but fortu-
nately missed. Two shots were fired In
the dark after the man.
AT Columbus the train stops M the wa
ter tank before pulling into the station.
Here. despite the vigilance of the guard.
six armed tramps boarded the train. but
were put on near the station. Two shots
were fired by them toward the train
and one Of the guards replied with his
Winchester. the bullet hitting one OF the
tramps In the shoulder. At this juncturc
four horsemen. who had been concealed
beside a she'd rod, on To the hills. II Is
supposed they were there for the pur-
pose OF holding up the train. but con-
,iuded n was too risky. -Four rough char
acters had been camping In the neighbor-
hood previously. The wounded man gives
his name as Leonard. and says he was
beating his way from Chicago. Division
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SCHOOL TAXES.
Custer Couaiy wants More Money Prom,
the Northern Pacific and Buriisgten.

the Northern Pacific and Buriisgten.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena. Sept. AT j. Porter. county
attorney of Custer county. has sent "A
petition 10 the state board Of equaliza-
lion asking for a reapportionment of the
railroad assessment of his county. so
that school taxes may he collected on
the assessed valuation of those parts OF
the Burlington and Northern Pacific
lines extending across the Crow Indian
reservation. The commissioners of Gus
ter county have extended the boundaries
Of School District No. I 50 as 10 include
"a miles OF Burlington and q miles OF
Northern Pacific extending through the
reservation that had not previously been
attached TO any district.
Although the railroad assessment has
already been apportioned. the commits
sioners desire its reconsideration so that
the county can collect school taxes ON
this railroad property. which has an as
sessed valuation of s2s,.0D. The board
will take up the question Monday. One
or two other counties in the state collect
taxes for school purposes from railroad
lines running across Indian reservations.
although some of the counties that might
do so have never made the attempt
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EASTERN MONTANA RACES
SPIRITED AND EXCITING CONTESTS
AT LIVINGSTON.
a Large Crowd Entertained by Both
Msrs- aud lsicycic Races. special
Programmes for SUNDAY.
Special pispa,ch to the STANDARD

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Livingston. Sept. 2i-The racing meet
ing of the Eastern Montana circuit was
inauguratcd In this city to-day. There
were both horss and bicycle events and
the contests were spirited aud exciting.
In the green trot for Park and Sweet
Grass horses q. H. acotts sam took the
first heat IN 3;ls and the second In $40.
Hart Bros. Luminous Was second in both
heats. George Aliens Phllo third.
The thre.-puartcis of a mile dash was
won by Rowland a. kline's Colonel n.
in 90 Al iiarrisonr Emma Me. second.
A.. j. kilkcrs Sabl. third.
Tn. quarter OF q mil. was made In :ss,s
by a. Rurr's Faster Lily. Rowland A.
kilne's Tom Tongue second W. ~. clin-
toms Axle third. Pools on the running
raccs SOLD lively. the fayoritcs winning
out In each case.
Tor the quarter OF q mile bicycle race.
heats. the entries were Wilton. shar-
man and Tate of Bozcman. Bcrnick OF
Anaconda Ferguson Of Butte and Nyc
OF Livingston. Sye took the nrst heat In
81. Ferguson the second heat In Ssh.
Ferguson won the third heat and the
race In .gls for the heat. Tate second.
Bernick third.
The mile bi.Ycl. race foil to Ferguson
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Washington. Sept. 2i-The department
% the interior has accepted the bid ~
Fred X. Gilbeit for all the timber on
Red ciin Chippewa Indian reservation
iu Wisconsin. n J. estimated that the
timber amounts 10 logp.uD feet and
Nj. Gilbert's bid - als.n Tn" eondi-
tions of the sale provide that Mr. Gilbert
shall establish mills on the reservation
and manufacture thsr. IA" lumber 10 b.
made from the timber that th'N shan
rut not l.ss than IA oyg,"S feet not m"t"
than Hco.e9 frrt year and that be
shall employ Indian labor n practicah'"
20 DO 50.
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MONTANA SATURDAY SEPTEMBER

at the International Athletic park to-day.
The track was heavy. q. Nonbeckman
broke his shoulder IN an upset In a Ave-
mile amateur event The chief interest
centered In the three professional events.
Bald winning two of them. heating Tom
Cooper and other well-known riders.
Two-thirds of a mile. open-Bald won,
Gardiner second. Mertrns third; time,
1888 IA Mile open. professional-iiaid
won. Sims second. Mertens third. Cooper
fourth; time. 2;is. Exhibition mile by
Zimmerman. paced BY triplct-Time.
2:io. Two-mIle handicap. professional
George \. Ball. 800 yards. won; W. r.
Thorp. 100 yards. second; Bald. scratch.
third; A. e. Mertens. sS yards. fourth I;
time J:Wi as