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IN VERY BAD SHAPE
AFFAIRS or INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR wELBURN.
He Exempted Liquor Dealers who Were
His Friends An Books Under
Examination.

San Francisco. July 2.-Investigation
into the affairs OF the collector of internal
revenue OF this district reveals much
worse conditions than was ut FIRST sup
posed. y. e.. Adams. the dummy" dep
u,y, has admitted under oath that he
accepted AN appointment from welburn
under promise TO give the ex-collector the
full salary attached TO the office. which
is s,go per annum only. Besides drawing
checks for expenses for larger amounts
than required. welburn IL accused of
having absolved favorite liquor dealers
from the payment OF their federal H.
censes and Of being guilty OF various
other Irregularities. In order 10 get at
the facts the books and accounts OF every
attache In the Office are being examined.
and II Is already apparent that the Office
was conducted In shockingly loose man
ner.
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Washington. July THE president to-
day sent the following nominations to the
senate: William Woodviile Rockhiil OF the
District Of Columbia. to he minister and
consul general to Greece. Roumania and
Servia: Arthur s. Hardy OF New Hamp-
shire. TO he minister resident and consul
general OF the United States to Persia. .
Abraham T.. Smith Of Illinois. consul of
the United States at Victoria. y. e. The
president has nominated +. II. Housis TO
be collector Of customs for the district
OF the Puget sound and w. J. Connell of
Idaho to be Indian Inspector.
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Denver. July 2.-Reports received al
the headquarters Of the Denver & Ria
Grande and Colorado Midland raiiroads
to-day show the westbound trains carry
ing the delegates to the Christian En-
deavor convention are moving through
Colorado like clockwork. The trains which
arrived In Denver from the East several
hours hate. will reach Ogden on time. rp
to midnight the Denver & Rio Grande had
hauled 20 trains. carrying $50 passengers.
out OF Denver for the West. and to-day
IL more trains left over the same road
with 20 Messengers each
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DIED pgNITGNT.
a GaIIows scene In Oeexon That Was
Something of n Novelty.

Grants Pass. Ore. July 2.-Lemuel
W. Nelson was hanged here at 10
o'clock to-day for the murder of
Charles Perry. his friend. in Josephine
county in March. 1896. About 800 peo-
pie witnessed the hanging. as a view
~ the scaffold could be had from the
street. Rev. Mr.. Dawson went into the
jaiI at s:is this morning when Aielso1
made a full confession OF his crime.
When asked IL he had anything to say.
Nelson said Il am guilty OF killing
Perry and am sorry for II. May God
have mercy on my guilty soul He
bade the sheriff good bye and at l0:lj
the drop was sprung. Nelson's neck
was broken and death was instantan-
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Wing Must Go To China.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
Helena. July 2.-Charley Wing will go
home to China some time this month. al
though he eaksEnglish iuently and says
he cannot talk the language OF the fiow-
cry kingdom. His was n case OF neglect,
for he might have made a showing that
he was sick when he should have Sc
cured his registry certificate. and been
allowed to remain. His story would have
been believed for he looked as II he had
been half-cared for and half crazy for
u long time. He formerly worked for DIR.
Beas In German gulch.
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Pan-Amerieans In n. Lnnis.

ST. Louis. July 2.-The pan-American
commercial tourists from Nashville reach
ed ST. Louis shortly after . o'clock this
morning. Ex-Governor r. %. Stannard. as
chairman OF the general reception COM
mittee. briefly extended welcome. Car
riages then took the party to the South
ern hotel, where they viii be housed dur
Ing their three-days' stay. An elaborate
programme OF entertainment has been
arranged for the entire period.
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All Of TEN In the Middle statds Ordered
Out July q.

Columbur Ohio. July A general
strike OF the United Mine Workers OF
America has heen ordered July 4 by the
district president. The strike Is ordered
to enforce the rcale OF wages agreed
upon for Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois at the annual convention of
the United Mine Workers at the con-
vention held la this city the 18th Of
January last. The sca.e agreed upou at
that convention was Pennsylvania. s.
cents per ton. Ohio. ~ cents; Indiana.
80 cents: Illinois. IS cent.
The national executive b. ard is COM
posed of Fred Nilcher. David II. Kenny,
Harry Stephenson. James a. Carson
and Patrick Nolan. The district prssi-
dents are: W. +, Farmer, VI, n,
knight, James n. CSrsan and Psgriek
Nolan. NJ. ID. Ratchford 10 pFesisaRt VI
the natianal executive beard Jnhn
Kate. vice president, and VI Z, PsAFcs,
secrstsry. Al these namss sss sisasi
to the circular.
The officers here say $4,000 men nro
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Special Dispatch 10 The Standard.
Helena. July 2.-Sherin T. J. Galloway
Of Henry county. Mo-. left Helena to-
night for Neihart with a warrant for
Elias Hughes. who IL charged with in
cest committed In that county last Sep
tember Acting Governor Spriggs hon.
Missouri giving Missouri off1cer
authority to remove Hughes from the
state. Hughes was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff r. c. Sweeny near Neihart,
where the accused man has q son.
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cans In the affirmative and Teller and
Stewart with the democrats In the nega-
tive. just before adjournment Allison
tried to secure an agreement on a time
for a final vote. for Teller said II was
useless TO try to fix a time for a vote un-
Ill the senators knew what amendments
were to be proposed.
At & o'clock the senate adjourned.
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Chicago, July 2.-Sheffield: Five fur
longs-preshyterian won. Mary kinsella
second. Dousterswivel third. time. l:oeis.
Six furlongs-Lone Princes won. Chenille
second. Whitccmb third. time, l.ltiq. Five
furlongs-kate Fisher won. All Alone See
ord. Golightly third. time. l:O2. Mile and a
auartcr-Sullross won. Babe Murphy sec-
ond Lacrasine third: time. :eos, Five
furlongS-c. n. Whclan won. Titmouse
seeord. Nonchalence third; time. l:cs.
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third: time i.os,s. Mile and 20 yards-orin-
da won. The Bachelor second. Fresco
third; time. l,isis. seven-eighths OF a
mlle-Gallantc won. Lufra second, Miss
Ross third time. i;2sis. Thrce-auarters OF
a mile-Eghert won. Sesan second. Poult-
ing third. time, LISA.
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Destroyed some Hides.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. July 2.-Sorne miscreant en-
tered the barn Of Charles Bernard. hide
pedoier In this city. early this morning.
and destroyed "A wagon load OF hides,
new set of double harness and wagon
sheet, all valued at si75. Among the
hides were lot of fine deer skins and
other pelts. 1t is supposed that man
formerly In the employ of Bernard did
the mischief and a warrant has been Is
sued for his arrest
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Minn..oia,. Ge,,,.burg Monument.

Gettysburg. Pa. July THE monument
Of the First Minnesota regiment was ded-
icated to-day on the Gettysburg battlefield
In the presence Of "a number OF distin-
sulshed Minnesotans. Addresses were de-
livered by extension Commissioner Loch-
ran. United States Senator Cushman X.
Davis. Hon. Martin Maginnis OF Montana
and Colonel Colville, who was wounded
while IN command OF the regiment.
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slnndlng Of tho CIuL..
Mckinley Invited to California.

San Francisco. July 1.-The committee
appointed by the republicans of San
Francisco San Mateo and Santa Barbara
counties met this afternoon and drew
up memorial to President Mckinley urg-
ing him TO visit the coast after the adj
journmcnt OF congress. The invitation.
suitably Illuminated. will he framed In
California wood before being forwarded
TO Washington.
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Crpkrr Coming Hnmr.

London. July THE associated press Is
Informed on reliable authority that Rich
ard Croker assures his friends here that
he has virtually made up his mind to re-
turn to New York in time to manage the
1ammany campaign for next autumn's =
elections. He IL In constant cable commu-
nication with Tammany leaders and taxi
ing an active part in arranging prelimlna-
rieo
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Lanisr nrfeni. Conway.

San Francisco, July AIN the ses, md
tight before the California Athletic club
I.awter OF San Francisco had the bette
Of Conway Of Chicago all the way
through and was awarded the decision In
The 10Th round
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Washington. July a-The president has
appointed willisa Ryan and Thomas Da-
Wis Of Idaho and George A. Black OF
Washington members OF the board to
mark land grants along the Northern Pa
cific railway in the Couer d'Alene district
Of Idaho and Ross Gurrin Of Missouri a.
special agent to make allotments OF lands
to the Indians.
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BRYAN In Nevada.

Elko New. July 2-willism J. Bryan
made a half-hour speech here while the
train stopped for dinner this evening. An
immense crowd from the surrounding
country listened 20 his speech and while
the train was pulling out Bryans audi.
tors gave him three cheers.
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A Currency Com Mission.

Washington. July 2.-As semi-oiicially
announced. the president will send spe-
cial message TO congress next week rec-
ommending the creation OF n currency
commission to consider a revision of the
monetary system of the United States.
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San Francisco. July 2-rhe first OF
three prizeiights before the california
Athletic club tonight between Harry
Woods OF San Francisco and Bob Thomp-
son Of Salt Lake. was declared "a draw at
the end of the I5th round.
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Cincinnati. July AIT oakley; Five
eighths of mile-Lilliln Belle won.
Martha III. second. Metaphysics third.
time l.0s. Ssven-elghths OF a milc-ollesn
won. Motilla second Elsina third. lime.
.s9,4. Five-eightbs OF mile-Georgc d.
Cox won. Judge Guinglcy second. Flop
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Edgemont. 5. D.. July 2.-Thc Twenty
nth Infantry corps, en- route from Fort
Missoula. Mont. TO st. Louis on bicycles.
arrived here AT O'Clock this afternoon,
having made 81 miles since O'Clock.
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THE WEEKS cLgARANcEs.


New York. July 2.-The following table
compiled by Bradstrcefs shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage OF increase or decrease AS
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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San Francisco. July Ain the third con-
test before the California Athletic club
tonight Henry Baker of Chicago knock
cd out Miller In the eighth round.
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Wrecked q Hank.

New orleans. July Judge Parlange
to-day sentenced ex-President cardes and
ex-cashier Girault each to eight years In
the penitentIary. They were convicted
OF wrecking the American National bank
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San Francisco. July e.-The Pacific Mail
steamer Acapulco arrived this morning
from Panama flying yellow flag. four
deaths having occurred on board from
''pernicious fever"
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baseball Yesterday.

At Loulsville-i: Cincinnati. l.
At Chicago-I, Pittsburg, L.
AT Baltimore-G: Washington. T.
AT Cleveland-l5: ST. Louis. |.
Al Philadelphla-Bro No game:
rain.
AT New york-Boston. No game. rain.
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eoe$oo-e
MEN EARN IT,
WOrlEN SPEND 1T
ooo$oo-e

And We know OF no better way OF spending
I than investing In a good. reliable watch.
IL is something real and tangible: some
thing that will last and be your friend for
life. and aftcr you are through with IL
you can will II TO your son or daughter
You can see the dollars in II every time
YOU look at Il. We have them In larger
variety and design than ever before.
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barcelona. July a-There was
phenomenon here yesterday.
rose and fell a yard every 10 Il
several hours. The mooriuss 4
i<h warship Surprise were c-<
ana she had to put TO sea. m
n&Wfpon oceurrcd At the
- 19sAks shich d<agoTsd
;s,s ss'e island :" p ''s
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Brnslstreet's Report.

New York. July 2.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: Better weather has
favorably affected the sale Of season
able goods. particularly clothing. hats
and shoes. Orders for prompt ship
ment are fewer. but the movement Of
goods for fall delivery has begun. The
most encouraging feature is the con-
tinued, and In some instances. Increased
confidence of merchants and manufac-
turers that the autumn will bring a
large volume of business at higher
prices General trade IL reported quite
satisfactory at Kansas City. 81. Louis,
Omaha, Memphis and New Orleans;
fair without special expansion at Mil
waukee. Cleveland, Savannah, Calves
ton and Chicago. and quite slower at
Birmingham. Little Rock. Atlanta.
Charleston. Cincinnati and Detroit.
None of the larger Eastern centers
record an increase. The least favorable
feature Of the week In found In disap-
polntment at lack Of demand and reac-
tional quota ations on some varieties OF
iron and steel. The threateend strike Of
200 900 iron and glass workers and soft
coal miners. except In the latter in
stance. is due In part to the season OF
the year.
There are 7.025 business failures re-
ported by Bradstreets throughout the
United States during the past six
months. a falling on of 5,s from the
like total last year. with which ex-
ception II is the largest aggregate OF
failures In a like period.
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Games To-Day.

Games To-Day.
At New Boston.
AT Philadelphia Brooklyn.
At Chicago-Pittsburg.
Al Observation-Disclosures.
AT Cleveland-St. Louis.
AT Baltimore-Washington.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
Wants to Give Gypsy to Cubans-

Gypsy, the bad, man killing elephant.
is not to be killed by electricity. Her
owner, W. II. Harris, sent a telegram
to Senior Palma rendering her to the Gu
ban insurgents, and she Is in her cage.
on the Panhandle tracks, In Chicago.
subject to the orders Of the Cuban Jun
ia. Following is the telegram sent by
Mr.. Harris:
Senior Palma, American Representative Of Gu
ban Insurgents, New Yorkf
I have Gypsy, large. man Killing elephant
on track, awaiting to b killed. as she Is too
vicious for show purposes. She II Q trained
performer and will obey any command, ard
think she would be servtoeabls In the rough
country OF Cuba, where 10 Is, am told. diff
cult to manipulate neldpieoes. want to dedi-
cate her to the cause Of humanity and liberty.
Will ship at your exper 70 any American
port and will agree to secure you animal man
to go with her to Ouba. II Hannibal found
elephants useful in battle, why should not
Gomez conquer with Gypsyf W. II. HARRIS.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
TRUE FRIENDSHIP.
A Little Story About the New Governor
OF New York aud His Wife.

A Little Story About the New Governor
OF New York and His Wife.
When Governor Black of New York
was inaugurated on New Years day,
one of the ladies on the platform beside
Mrs. Black was Mrs. Michael Russell,
who also helped the governor wife re-
ceive the friends who crowded to the re-
ception at the executive mansion. The
story of how Mrs. Russell comes thus
into state prominence rs touching tale
and ought to reflect much credit upon
Mr.. Black and his charming wife.
Shortly after Mr.. Black went to Troy
he got a humble clerical place In the
local postoffice. He was very poor. and
the mere act of living was a struggle.
Among his superiors was Michael Rus
sell, who took fancy to him and helped
him along by giving him advice and en-
couragement. Russell made his liking
for Black public and created opportuni-
ties to be with him outside Of his office
hours. Those who know how valuable
the attention Of q big man to little
man is will appreciate what real serv-
ice this was. Mrs. Russell and Mrs.
Black became warm friends.
AS Black grew in prosperity the for
tunes of the Russells began to decline.
Everything seemed to go against Russell
until he was compelled to open little
grocery store in order to earn q living.
He is still grocer, and Mrs. Black is
still the warmest friend Mrs. Russell
has.
"When we were in trouble" said
Mrs. Black, Mrs. Russell wept with
us, and now in the days Of our prosper
ity I want her to laugh with u.s..
So Mrs. Russell stood by Mrs. Blacks
side and shared whatever duties and
honors grow out Of being q governors g
uifo
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
FOR DUTCH RELICS.

Museum to BE Established In New York
by Colonial Danes.
New York will soon possess another
museum, which will be one of the most
unique institutions in this country and
place of national interest. The Colo
nial DANES of the State of New York
have secured the famous old Van Cort-
landt mansion at Van Cortlandt park,
and will convert it into a repository for
colonial and revolutionary relics.
The Danes have not yet completed
their plans for their treasure house, but
their idea is to make the collection Of a
series of object lessons of the life of the
early colonists. The society expects to
begin repairs upon the house in the near
future. Extensive alterations are not
contemplated. Only those necessary to
restore it to its original condition and
make it harmonious setting for the
heirlooms of the Knickerbockers will be
made.
Among the exhibits it will contain
will be collection of old Dutch wills
which has been discovered in Albany.
They are exceedingly curious and throw
light upon the possessions Of the ances-
try of some of New York's best known
people. There will also be some rare
specimens of furniture, old paintings
and silver, books, miniatures, arms,
china and even clothes worn by the early
settlers of this country. New York
Journal.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06

Univsrsaty q Chieags Girls Dscids e ~
Ranovation I'm Sports.
An entirely new departure in wom-
ems athletics 10 In prospect at the Uni-
versity Of Chicago. Tennis and basket
ball, formerly the only games In which
the girls could indulge. will 60 70 the
wall beside the daring feature now pro-
posed. The plan suggested by some of
the young women and approved by Miss
Anderson Is to form q track team and
an indoor baseball nine. Members of
the different gym CLASSES are to compete
for places. and the best material chosen.
with Stages assistance, to form the
teams.
The work Of the track team will con-
sist mainly Of running and jumping.
The half mile and quarter mile runs and
the running broad jump will be its prin-
Opal achievements. The girls will hold
an athletic meet early in the winter
quarter, upon which occasion they will
borrow the mems gymnasium, as they
have no running track in their own.
This will be sort Of general contest,
and by means Of the records made here
q regular track team will be organized.
The girls will go into training in the
most approved masculine style and are
very much in earnest over this attempt.
The baseball nine is also exciting
much interest 1t is hoped that girls in
other colleges and schools will follow
the example of the varsity women and
organize mines, so that contests can be
held which will give an incentive to
lively practice. A regular team made
up Of the best material will be formed,
and q scrub team. which will consist of
substitutes to the regular team. These
two teams will practice four afternoons
week in the women's gym and will
be ready for match games by the last of
January. Among the most prominent
supporters of the new scheme, and those
who will undoubtedly make one, if not
both of the teams, are the Misses Bell,
Cooke, Keene, Stanton, Capon and Pad
dock. These young women svs the best
athletes in the university and are very
anxious to have the plan go through
Chicago Record.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-06
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