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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
MOROCCODOWNED
AN AMERICAN CRUISER DOES THE
BUSINESS.
The Mere sight OF Her Has the Desired
Enect-The solian's Answer
Expected.

Tsnrier, July 27.-ih- United States
cruiser Raleigh returned here this morn
Ing. Consul General Burk. reports that
he has been received everywhere along
the coast with marked respect. II. ha,
lot yet received AN answer from the
sultan 10 tn. dCms nds made upon him.
growing out Of the recent irritstsd stti-
tud. OF tn. natives towards American
citizens. but the reply is expected daily
and IL II understood that the government
will make all the concessions asked. The
demonstration made by the Raleigh has
evidently had tn. desired effect and the
Moors will hereafter show more consid-
GRAFTON for the persons and property OF
Americans in Morocco.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
ALL ESCAPED ALIVE.
Hut soo Factory Employe. Are Thrown
Out oI Work.

New York. July E.-Firc at Yonkers.
" V. this afternoon destroyed two large
fictory buildings occupied by W. A. Reed
a Co, RoNks Bros. hat m.nufarturers.
Pass Bros, silk manufacturers. and the
lonksrs SILK company tn. loss Nhi
probably reach half q million dolalrs and
sp ~ opl. are thrown out OF work.
When the alarm was given there w.r, 6no
m.n and girls on the second. third. fourth
aud fifth iioors. which were Occupied by
the silE factories. Intense excitement
prevailed. while the employees left the
building by the fire escapes, the Elr.s be-
Ing uk-n out FIRST. and al losing their
street clothes. 30 little time Vas given.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
IN SWAT VALLEY.
The swats suddenly Arose aud swatted
the Englishmen.


London. July Eth. Times this MORN
Ing prints n special from simla which
says yet another proof Is given OF the
wave OF fanstscism that is sweeping
along the northwest frontier. The story
IL curious, showing how quickly the
trib.smcn can be gathered and how road-
lily they nspond 10 the appeal of fanats-
cism. Sine. the chitirsl campaign ended
the Swat valley has been perfectly peace
full, trade has developed and the Swats
have been content~d and have show ed no
sign of dIssffection. On Monday. how
ever. without the least warning. the
hole population underwent 4 sudden
change. The hrst news that reached Ma
lakan wis that ~ disturbance had oc-
CURED at Phsna. near Chakgara bridge.
A few hours later news wss received that
the mallah, a priest who IL we'll know n
locally. gathered a force or armed men.
raising the cry OF holy war" In the
evening IL WIS reported that he was ad-
vsncing toward Maiskan aud pr-psrs-
tons were made to send a column in the
morning 10 dlsperso the gathering. Tn.
tribal l,virs Who hcd a. IN" mallsh nd-
vanced. reported that Malakan would be
attacked At o'clock In the morning. The
camp was alert, but the attack Was de-
livcr.d at 1850 O'Clock st night. An at
tempt wss mad. 10 sGrpris. them. The
hRht ensucd. which resulted In the tribes
men being r-pulscd Nothing In feared
now except that the report OF the rising
spreading rapidly may stimulate the
trib-rmsn to attack the expedition to the
fochi valley.
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ington to-day to he ready with his COM
pany TO sail from Seattle Aug. 4. Cap
tain Abercrombie replied that he could
NOT properly equip the company In that
time, hut Is nevertheless going ahead
win the preparations for long jour
hey north. tie has authority tn pick "A
company and two lieutenants.
IL Is the Intention of the government
10 establish post at Circle city, the
troops To have police powers in all the
YUKON country on the American side.
Captain Abercromhie surveyed that re-
gion 10 years ago. succeeding Lleuten-
ant Schwatka, the Arctic explorer. in
the work. lie believes the overland
trip from Dyea win probably be the
only practicable one for his troops, as
IL may he impossible TO secure steamer
transportation up the Yukon.
The idea is 10 hold In check the idle
worthless, lazy lads that always in
fest such communities" said Captain
Abercrombie to-day. IL the proposed
detachment Is clothed with constabu-
larry powers, they could prevent all
forms OF lawlessness just as well as the
Canadian mounted police perform the
act across the line. % trouble " fear
ed from the honest, Industrious miners.
the men who 80 to the country tp work
and try to make a raise. II Is the Idle
class that is to be- feared"
Captain Ahercrombie was asked how
many men would be required. "Prob-
ably lOO.' he said. owing To the late
ness of the season aud the doubt about
taking In supplies enough for that num-
Der, | think that 80 would be sufficient
for this winter, and the balance could
come on early next summer II 90 men
were to leave by the next boat, which
! believe is To- sail Aug. 20. they Will
arrive at Circle City SO late in the sea-
son that II will require very pretty
work TO have their quarters In readi-
ness for the winter"
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FowoEaLY AGAIN NOMINATED.
President Mckialey Makes a Pew Recess
Appoint menfs.

Washington. July 27.-The president to-
day announced the following recess APP
pointm-nIs: T. " PowdcrIy. commis-
sioner general OF immigrs ton: Robert n.
Traccacll. comptroller OF the treasury:
Hugh Rodm'u lieutenant In the navy:
Alexander 7. Morrison. collector of inter-
nal revenue for the district of New Mex
leo. Joseph y. STRIPPING. attorney of the
United states for the Southern district
OF Florida; Mark A. Montgomery. dis
trict attorney for the Northern district Of
Mississippi. Moses T. Handy special
commissioner OF the United States for the
Paris exposition. All Of these nomina-
lions except Trscowell, Stripping. M7nt-
gOmery and Handy h.li been previously
sent to IN. senate. Morrison had been
confirmed. but by mistak. In making
out his papers his name Vas stated a.
Andrew instead OF Alexander.
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TO ESCAPE HIS MAIL.
Mckinley Won't lie Pestered while TAX
Ing Ills Vacation.

Washington. July gI.-The presidential
party will leave here tomorrow for their
vacation ON the shores OF Lake cham
plain. The chief executive desires 10 oh
tain a. FAR possible complet" rest
from official duties during his absence.
and for thi, reason II is probable that
but few appointments will be made dur
Ing that time. II IL stated At the white
house that all papers sent TO tn. pres
dent TO his summer home will bs nI-h.d
to Washington without being opeucd. IL
the int, ntlon that al papers intended for
him shall 20 through the chznnrl they
hsv. heretofore followed Tn. president.
1t II said. will look over no papers while
he IL away and vhstcv,r appointments
are made will be announced later.
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The Ranch IL an Isolated One and Has
Besn strictly QusrSnsined.

Manhattan. Kan. July 2s.-T-xas fever
broke out last week on the G. p. Dewey
cattle ranch. 10 miles south OF town. Dr.
Mayo, the state veterinarian. pronounced
IL to be- such Early In the week. but gave
out no report. He t.legraph-d for the
state sanitary committee. who CONFIRMED
d.. Mayo'- report on Investigation. Dur
ing thu past two days about Is animals
have died and many more are infected.
Tn. disease j.. however. confined to the
one bunch OF cutie. tn. ranch being an
Isolated on.. A positive quarantine ha.
been declared and there Is no possible
chance for spread OF the fever.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
BOSTON Wool Market.

Boston, July THE wool market Is
generally rrm NJ present and business
continues fair. With prices advancing
from week TO week. and this has been z
great incentive for this kind OF business.
- the seller was able TO see = sur. profit.
Indications Ill point TO higher prices for
wool. as th- tim. draws near when more
will have 10 be- imported under the new
tsriff rates.
Territory Montana nne medium
and rne. l2ftic: secured, 3smi0c staple.
l0a4s: No medium. i2nlsc secured. q.
Australia secured basis. combing super
fine. 5ea;ac. good. isa5ec. average.
itdfs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
THIS WEEK

Thousands are moving on the Klon-
dyke. Hundreds will suffer with hun
ger and cold. Only few viii win gold.
Faith in Butte and a contented mind,
backed by persistent effort. will in
sure happier and more lasting results.
There are better opportunities in and
around Butte to win fortune with fewer
hardships TO contend with than can be
found in Alaska IL you will only watch
and seize them.
Our bargains in Watches, Jewelry
and silverware are money savers ani
money saved Is money made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
A Double Murder.

Springfield. M. July IA double mur-
der VI. committed herr to-day. James
Mingle a horse trader. Is accused OF the
crim. The victims are Mary BriScoe
and her Infant child. They were killed
BY vhoppInr their heads with a hatchet,
The woman did not die until some hours
after the deed was committed. The baby
was dead when found. II Il sid that the
Gauss. OF the trouble was the vomsn's re-
fusll TO live with him and longer. Min-
gle has been arrested.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28

Omaha. Neb.. July 1i-Decrcos Of sals
I'm the foreclosurs OF the mortgage or
the Union Pacific railroad was resolved
here this morning by Gen. John c. Gown
special United States attorney in the
case, The dscr..s are signed by all par
ties to The suit. Judge Sanbcrn will h
In omaha this week to make the finsl
order OF the sale.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
HOLLOW LOGS ron cusA
They Are supposed To Couiain Contra
hand OF War.

Havana July g7.-The Ward Line
st-Im-r S.guarsnca. which arrived here
from New York on sunday. brought
consignment of'iio hollow logs about li
feet in length, with the ends. although
closed. showing clearly that they had
b.en painted red for the purpose OF dis-
guisc The logs have been deposited al
the Tllllpie wharf In the custody OF IN.
police. They have not yet hecn examined
but IL il suspected from IA. weight that
they contain contraband OF war.
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To Control Grecian Finances.

Paris, July ia dispatch from Con-
siantinople says that ~ the result Of
the Initiative of Germany. backed by
Austria and italy. q clause has been
drafted for ombodiment In the peace
treaty. whereby European control will lie
established at Athens. The various for
.ign offices are nov considering the
CLAUSE
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tions eliminated. but the colonel re-
fused emphatically to allow single
word to be dropped and after a short
contention withdrew from the confer
ence.
Colonel Rend took the minority re-
port with him aud Chairman Demster
decided that as Rend had left the meet
ing and taken the report with him. II
was not part OF the record of the ses-
sion and could not be acted upon.
W. II. DeArmitt said h. wanted IL
understood that the call to adopt uni
formity did not have anything to do
with the strike. as he did not propose
10 arbitrate anything while under fire
or admit that the operators were cow
ards
Dr. Anderson moved that the report
of the committee be taken up ad seri-
atm. An effort was made then TO do
this, but the operators did not seem To
grasp the text OF the agreement. so j.
Il. Serbee moved that copies of the
agreement be printed and a copy be
placed In the hands OF each operator
in the morning This was carried
unanimously.
The meeting then adjourned until to-
morrow. Tonight General Little aud
others called ON Colonel Kcnd and ask
ed that he reconsider his action and
enter the conference again to insure
the success of the meeting. He replied
that he would cordially endorse and co-
operate In any plan the conference
agreed upon II 80 per cent of the dis
triet operators would give their consent
to the same. lie believed IL impossible
to secure ~ per cent. for uniformity.
as De Armitt demands, and Is willing
to do as so per cent. OF the operators
wish.
The new preamble to the old uni
formity agreement relates Ia the exist
ing condition of affairs in the Pitts
burg district and the lack OF profit
there is In the coal trade, II states
that uniformity, IL properly and
promptly availed of, will settle these
differences To a large extent aud cor
rect the abuses 10 u degree not hither-
To attained.
Tonight General Little and Judge
Owens are in secret conference at the
Duquesne club with Secretary William
Warner and Organizer Cameron Miller.
Nothing definite can be learned as TO
the subject under discussion. but 1t Is
believed that II has reference to 'hav-
ing the miners represented at the con-
ference tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
CAPTAIN AseacaoMsle GOING.
Ordered to Pick n Company and Proceed
to Alaska at Oree.

Srecial Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. July e7,-Capt. w. X. Aber-
crombie. stationed at Fort Harrison.
who volunteered to establish military
post on the Yukon. received instruc-
tiOns from the department at WASH
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28

Moweaqua. H.. July 21.-Last III hit
large body of Pana and ioY aqua
miners. headed by drum and fife
corps. marched ON the mines 10 i.Cuce
the men to cease work. This hvrning
not "A miner went to work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
GRASP The OPPORTUNITY
And BuyW hile You
Can Buy Cheap

Gents Packing Watch, warranted,
$3.50.
A better grade. $3.50 and $500.
Our Special Miners Watch. dust
proof case, 5000
Plain Wedding Rings. $500 up.
Ladies' Set Rings, large variety of
designs. $500 up.
Childrens Rings, Solid Gold. 75c up.
Emblem Pins and Charms of all or
ders. $l.O0 up.
Silver-plated Tea Sets, four pieces,
5000 up.
Orders taken for calling cards and
wedding stationery. A full line Of sam
pies at the lowest prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28

Washington. July G.-rhc president hss
p~rdon-d Henry Hammond. sentcnrsd IN
Utah 10 ave wars Imprisonment In tbs
District q Columbia reform school fos
murder
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28

Fairmont. W. Va. July 21.-A Wat
son to-day locks We're put ON all the
gates and deputies sent for. which
makes every mine in the county Under
the County's protection.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28

City Of Mexico. July 2I.-The drop in
silver announced to-day created much
comment here In financial and bust
ness circles. The exchange ON New
York rose Ia lis aud even on the street
to 1.l0 and London exchange was
quoted AT % pence. II silver remains
down. The loss tu corporations having
gold interest to meet abroad will be
large. and at thr present basis gold
interest on government loans abroad
will require "A million dollars more in
silver per annuni, Many orders for
goods abroad have been cancelled,
merchants desiring TO see how the ex-
change is going. II Is generally be-
lfeved that the sudden fall in silver
is due to the unloading 10y large bull
lion holders coupled with the new gold
discoveries and the continued small
demand in India for silver. The fuc-
tuation in exchange does more harm
than low prices as IL makes impos-
sible all calculations. The continued
low price Of silver will revive the talk
Of adopting the gold standard. which
would be runous To the manufactur-
ing interests Bankers. while antici-
pating still lower prices for silver. be-
lieve there will hc a reaction To price
that will permit something like stead
iness in exchange and stability In busi-
ness operations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28

Cleveland. Ohio. July 2,.-Taomas
Young, representative of NJ. A. Han
ma. has gone to Pittsburg. with in
structions to use every effort 10 bring
about speedy settlement 4 the
strike.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
DeatS the
DKlondyke

Our bargains in Watches. Jewelry
and Silverware.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-28
LOWER THAN EVER
BAR SILVER CLOSES IN NEW YORK
Ar 81 III.
tercst Payments May Partially
Account For II.

New York, July 2,.-SllV,r was lower
to-day than ever before, Until the de-
cline az recent date, the lowest prices
were thos. of March and g. 1894 at tn.
time OF the closing of the Indian mints.
The opening quota ations to-day were bar
silver jsle. and closing 5si. The local
dealers can assign no other reason
than the lack Of demand, th.r" being no
special orders for silver for any Euro
pe1n country for mintace, and India not
being In IN" market. they regard IN. fan
a. natural The Evening Posts London
financial cable2ram to-day has th. fol-
lowing: The fall in silver 1. exciting
much interest. The impulse seems TO
come mainly from Am. rican selling. but
the natness OF the Chimes. exchange
exceeds the extent warranted by the fan
In silver. II II believed that tn. heavy
interest payments by China abroad partly
account FOR H..
Tn. total amount Of silver shipped 10
Europe to-doy was 1i2.e1 ounces.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

Do you know that we sell the best Life
Insurance Policy to be bought any
where?
We represent the Union Central.
which Is absolutely the best company
which writes business In this section.
Our Twenty Payment Life Policy
cannot be equalled by any contract Of
fered by any other company while our
Life Rate Endowment policies are the
cheapest and best endowment insur.
ance written
In these you pay ordinary life rates
and get an endowment contract.
You Will lose money If you insure be-
fore seeing us.
We also sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance.
WOODWARD e ELAN,
No. 6 Main street.
nolb-r Suffolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.
VIII Preach on the Subjcct-New City
Chairman-Lost Two Rings.

VIII Preach on the Subjcct-New City
Chairman-Lost Two Rings
Newport News, Va, Dec 4.--(SpeciaD
The acticC of Officer u. ]. Jones in
swearing out warrants against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway company
and several Of the employees thereof
FOR violating the Sunday law, has been
commented upon freely, and quite UNI
favorably in some quarters, while it
is looked upon as the proper thing by
the strict Sunday observers. 1t was
learned this evening that several of
the leading ministers of this city had
been requested by city officials and
leading citizens To preach on the sub
Ject in order to arouse popular scnti-
ment against those who make Il prac-
tice of violating the Sunday law.
AT meeting Of the City Democrat tic
Executive Committee last night Mr.
John G. I.ivczey was elected chairman
OF the body to succeed Mr.. Il. w. Bar
rett. resigned. who handed in his res
ignation some days ago. y warm con-
test was waged in the committee over
this election. DR. II. NJ. Smith, the
successful candidates opponent, was
supported by 4 strong faction in the
committee, but was defeated by two
votes
Mrs. Julia Il. Hudson, who resides nj
u,
misfortune to lose two diamond rings,
valued at 800 each. yesterday morn
mig. 1t Is believed that Mrs. Hudson's
movements were watched from without
ana when she was observed to go to
me back part OF the premises sneak
thleNeS entered the house and pur-
loincd her valUab BILE jewellery.
Charles Kelly, formerly 4 fruit ven
der ana familiar figure on our streets.
now in Greece wants TO return to the
United states. but cannot secure a
passport because his papers which
show that he declared his intention of
becoming a citizen of the United States
August 18th. 1899 lack the official seal.
III the absence of this requisite the
Consul In Greece could take no official
motto" Of kc!iy'S papers and he think
ing this Il defect that might he cured.
forwarded his papers to Mr.. D. c.
smith, Clerk Of the Court in which
helly's irltentions were declared, with
the request that The seal be affixed
Whecn seecl Mr.. Smith said he could
do nothing for Kelly and gave the fol-
Owing as his reason, viz: That Kelly
left the United States last June to re-
turn to Greece and bear arms in the
cash between thar country and Tur-
key. He thereby tacilly renewed his
allegiance To the King Gf the IIcllcncs
before thc expiration OF the two wears
require! II ClarSc before citizens
papers could be granted him. Charles
Kelly Is. therefore. m alien still and
beyond the reach Of the Warwick
County Court. To which he applied for
assistance.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS OF GREAT MEN
(Boston TraYcler.l

AS q rulc. the worlds great men
have been healthy boys who loved out
door sports; but some of The most emi-
ncnt showed q studying disposition at a
very early age Thomas jefferson as
a boy rode we'll and played the violin,
but he NEST sincerely loved to study
| When very young he went to college
and gave fifteen hours day to his
books, and for exercise al twilight he
Would run for a mile out of the college
grounds and back again.
Cuvicr, the great naturalist used IA
make his school fellows the tiniest b,r.
| most perfect mans Of bits of colcred
cloth or paper pasted on a sheet and
then drawn over with dots and lines Ia
| represent mountains. rivers. aowns, etc
Sir Rowland Hill who reorganfZed tho
postal service of Great Britain, and
made ii possible to send a letter to anv
part of the country at a drifting cos!.
was the son of Il school teacher. but sn
dchcate he was not permitted TO study
vain his brothers. He suffered from
loneliness q great deal yet found per-
icct contcniment in lying fiat OH his
stomach on the hearth rug. adding IN
tremendous columns of figures
Louis AgassiZ was so expert a fisher
man when II boy that he could catch
them in his hand. fascinating them first
ny strange motions OF his fingers TIC
kept number of pet fish in n stone ho
SIN behind his fathers house. and wa
clever at training field mice and al,
sorts OF lisMe animals and insects He
was an expert little colp,ler and cooner
could make water-tignt barrels as wali
rs AMY man. and manufactured nrc.tv
shoes for his sisters dolls.
Daniel Webster had n wonderful mem
DRY. one day his schG5lmaater offered
prize Of q. Jack knife 10 tba 80 - y
could learn the greatest n,,mher ae
ifihie verses, whereupon the next nor.
ms DANIEL got up and rapidly smoke Off
so many verses that the master had 70
the knife. - ted
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
NOTES FROM GEORGETOWN UNI.
NERSlTY

Georgetown, n. c.. Dec. 4-(Spccial)-
examinations in all the classes ut the
law school will occur on or about the
20th instant. that being the date of III.
ending of the first term of The school
year
The Glec club cdncert last Monday is
regarded as Il general success, both
financially and socially.
at the next meeting Of the Phliolemic
society the question for discussion is:
Resolved, That mon1polifs should i've
abolished" The dcbaters aarc: Aiirma-
tive, Messrs. Edward Bfady and F.
O'Ne7l; and negative. Messrs j. s
Butts and Charles Claiborne
The scnio" class in geology have dis
c-n t!nusd their expeditions irto t:ho
country in search of specimens.
The freshmen, by defeating the so
phCmores In the game last Saturday by
The score of "a to O. Won Ithc champion
ship of the university and the right 10
the turkey dinner offered by the faculty.
The dinner will probably he given some
time before Christmas. hut the date
has not yet been definitely fixed