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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
GREAT GIRL
She PIeases the Men at the Boarding
House.

She PIeases the Men at the Boarding.
House.
,"Greatest girl at our clearinghouse
you ever saw" declared Quirkly, with
giggIe, according to the Detroit Free
Press. "Never says what you expect
her to say. and you'd be disappointed
If she did, after hearing her.
DRY goods clerk sits opposite her and
asked the other day if she really
thought there were bargains IN the
matrimonial lottery. of course there
are she answered, with a laugh. Il my
self have been marked down from IS
TO IS
''0ld bachelor that sitsDext to her al
the table spilled his ice cream in he,
lap. She never screamed nor ran away,
but effusively took him by the hand
md congratulated him On the coolness
of the entire proceeding.
Dude boarder had the nerve TO pro-
pose to her and she took half an hour
explaining to him how it was all she
could possibly do to support her mother
and herself. When she thought OF tax.
ing On any more obligations she would
certainly hare another talk with him.
The chump went around telling il, proud
as turkey gobbler.
Real estate flend wanted to sell her
lot for twice what it was worth. She
closed the deal by offering TO take hall
his commission and give him qui.
claim 20 the lot Ee still scratches 4 :
head and looks a. her from the corners
of his eyes.
Think of laying nv own fortune al
her feet. Haven't the slightest idea
that she will accept and for that very
reason an inclined to think tia. sis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28

But, of course, a man must invest his
money to get as comfortable an income
as you appear to enjoy. \ friend OF
mine was telling me about how you
laid the foundation for your fortune
1t was q small speculation, was it
not?"
'Um-yes, it was"
Would you mind telling me- just how
you managed it
"Why, you see, q friend OF mine who
knows oil about the market gave me
tip and 1 bought some stock in the
tobacco trust"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
down ON TOBACCO NOW.
he Won't Cp with 1t. However, when tn
Stock Rose

he W ont - with 1t. However, when the
Stock Rose
Nicotine" said the moralis-, accord
ing to the Washington Star, as q ter
rible drug
y sometimes think that it doesn't
hurt q person who INDUCES in nodera-
tion." responded the Star reporter, who
vas smoking cigar
That's the danger OF il II Is tie
more perricious because Of its MANY
insidiols phases II had my way I'd
abolish every LEAF OF tobscco from the
markets. Its constant temptation
10 waste, and am thankful that never
squandered rny resources in any such
way"
"You never smoked ?"
Never
'.Nor ckewed?"
Certainly not"
Nor used snuff
Tire idea is pr-posterous."
II suppose YOU must have ssred .
great deal OF nosey. thea7 These
ANAL ezpsrses count I'd yecT raridls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
CoSSULS WONT LIKE -
Amended Rules Cut Down the Fees They
Have Grown Fat on

Washington. Jan. 27.-The state de-
partment has just begun the issue of a
revised set OF regulations for United
states consuls. which was prepared by
Mr. Frank Partridge, formerly solicitor
D. the state department under special an
pointment by the secretary Of state This
IS the first revision made OF these resu-
.ations since 1883 and as the volume has
grown much since the date and many
qualifications have been made and de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
.NTI-SCALP1NG BILL
Meets Opposition From Kansas City Ticket
Brokers'

Kansas City, No, Jan. 27.-Local ticket
brokers' have secured the signatures OF
a number Of wholesale houses 10 tele-
grams addressed 20 Congressman Van
Horn and other members of congress,
protesting against the passage OF the
ant.-Scalping bill reported IL the house
OF representa- tives by Mr. Sherman from
the committee on interstate and foreign
,,,rr1 N ar.ota -------
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
LIKE THE OMAHA PAPERS
Are Those Filed at Denver in the Union
Pacific Case

Denver. Jan. 27.-Joel F. Vale. attor-
ney for the United States, has filed with
the clerk of the United States circuit
court. under orders of Attorney General
Harmon. a bill Of complaint of the gov
ernment against the Union Pacific Rail
way company. The papers in the case
are similar 70 those filed last week in
Omaha. foreclosing the government S
mortgage against the road.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
GEOLOGICAL CONJECTURES.
speculatlons Aroused by the Discovery Of
Buried Tres.

SpeculatlOne Aroused by the OfScovery Oh
q Buried Tres.
The recent discovery of An oak tree,
two or three fee. in diameter, so feet be-
low the surface. while sinking well
with a drill at the confluence of the
Oneida and Seneca rivers, is an i'm
portant discovery. Itindicates that the
Oneida river was at one time, the outlet
Of an Immense volume CT water ard
opens to our readers very interesting
geological corjectures-
The theory would seem to be plausi-
BILE that the Oneida river was once the
is reminded that Lake Ontario is 334
feetlower than Lake Erie. Three Rivers
is lis feet higher than Lake Ontario at
oswego. A great depression has taken
place, unquestsonably. in conditions i'm
mediatsly connected with Lake Ontario.
It.hss apparently subsidized several hun
bred Feet while tho Oneida river has
been raised up SO that to-day it is rs
feet higher than the surface of the
waters of Lake Ontario.
The waters from the great chain Of
lakes must have passed from Lake On
tario south through the valley where
the Oswego river now runs, a reversal
Of the present course Of that river. At
the confluence Of the Oneida with the
Osvego this great volume of water
made its way eastward through the
Oneidariver TO the Mohawk and Hudson
- he 0hox Il, r1 10.
~ that Ii was a greet water course al
one period and the discovery of the
buried timber at Three Rivers proves
conclusively that the water bed of the
Oneida was at one period at least so
feet lower than it now is and perhaps
100 to $50 feet lower.
1t is even asserted that the shores of
Lake Ontario were once located as far
south as Baldwinsville; thence the
course OF the shore has been traced
through sCayuga. Wayne, Monroe and
adjacent counties. This condition
shows If correct that the whole re-
gion, including Schoeppel, Clay, Cicero
and portions Of Madison county, was
at one period a vast lake, but that in sub
sequent years a subsistence of the waters
took place by the depression, causing
Lake Ontario. Silt was washed down
from the west through the Oswego and
Oneida rivers and valleys. The drift
Of alluvium was eastward and, as now
proved, covered up trees and filled in
deep channels. It is coniectured that
the ST. Lawrence river did not exist at
that time.-Popular Science News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
OHIO VALLEY RAILROAD
Will be Sold at Henderson, Kentucky. OF
,IuneI

indianapolis. Ind Jan 27.-The Ohio
Valley railroad. $50 miles long. running
from Evansville 70 Hopkinsville. Ky,
Will be sod al Henderson. Ky. June /.
The upset price will be S1.0S0000 and
cash deposit of Slo0 600 Will be required
q bidders. John Roberts ard James
Quarles have been appointed the COM
mit;ee 70 make the sale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28

~Isee tbstihey cauy5t the fellow who
beeks GU: o. jail last vees," said tie
boarier who was looki-g oser his pa
per OF coarse" said TIE Cheerful
IDIOT - fellow who breaks OFT Is sure
20 BE SPOTTED. ---I1dizrapo'isJ oUrusL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails 20 cure. 25c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28
LAND AND LUMBER COMPANY
suffers Judgment in Favor of New Yorl
and PennsyINania CrehiInrs-

81. Louis. Jan. 27.-The United States
circuit court has rendered judEments in
attachment suits against the Horton
Land and Lumber company ii the fol-
lowing amounts: CurweaVille tPa1
bank S10s52: Ci;y bank. Punxsuta wenv.
Pa, $3.50; Firsc bank. Puuxsutaweriy
Pa, S5.e6e; National bank ot Bvookville.
Pa. Se.eS5; Henry Hamlin. s12Ti7: First
National bank. Olear. y. Y. 5.e62: First
National bank. salamanca. y. Y, 3. 2e2:
American Exchange National bank.
New York City. s. .s47: W. Il. Ostedtiant
e. al. receivers. s6.e5S. These judgments
were secured against the defendants who
gained Plaintiffs mortgage bonds issued
in violation Of law for notes due them
surrendered 70 the former n exchange.
LADY Ito drunken beggar)-"Are YOU not
ashamed 10 beg" ID. BY Is. ma'aru.
but I'm full; when In sober / = a burglar
N. Y. Tribune.
t4AwLEss are they that make their win.
Enei- law.-William Shakespeare.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28

Colorado, who Is visiting Europe in the
Interest of bimetallis.n, has left this city
70: Paris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-28

t-AwLEss are they that make their viii.
Aei- law.-Nilliam Shakespeare.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
MASS OF FLESH AND BONES
FEARFUL FORCE OF THE SUNSHINE
MINE EXPLOSION.
Essry Rome In the Twelve dead Bodies
Crushed timb~rs Mere Nrok-n
LIE Piprstems,

Gl'nwood Springs. col, sept. t-Tho
bodies of tho lg miners l.lod by the coal
dust explosion IN ~" Sunshine mlnc or
the Colorado Tu.l and Iron company
Nofo brought io this city to-day and pre-
parod fnr burial Coroner clark omnau-
uol~d a Iury which viewed the r"mains.
Tl" force of The explosion had completely
crushed each bone in she 4 bodies 30 ihat
The romlins wcr' merely a mass of II, -,
and bones
THIS min" ls thu oldest ot th' Sprius
Gulch group. Two 'u,ries hollow IA" ruo
IN which no" arrtdrut occurred have been
worked oui. Thcs" tNu covered 4 -
tanrr 81 ,0i feet ahoy, IA" iSNcl of tho
creek. Th" slope whi'h proved the d'ath
ivan oi th" y men iF usually the working
plscr "f ~ ioii"rs. Yesterday tho main
far, wsr" "mpluKri u an 'ntrN 20 fDet
above w" l"vcl where ~. explosion o"-
ruircd The explosion broke away the
stoppDgo from the tpp,
Tho lower worked put sloucs aud The
iva working rlnp"= were ~ on'r filed
Win deadly bla,l damp Tho tlmbcis.
many - inches iu diam,.rr were twisted
aud broken a. though mere plpsrt"ins.
The l1'.l sUpcrintrnd'nI Ben Davis. now
lies dangerously ~ frum the effects ~
black damp br"athed while bringing ou,
H., dead bpdi,s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
FAILED UTTERLY.
Al Efforts Ia Break the Bloekade ae
skaguay Are Inef.eriusi

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. i-An Efforts to
brrak the blockade at Skaguay have
failed utterly. Adyir.s received by the
steamer R0sulic which lsft skaguay
Monday last. arriving here to-day. state
that when the Trail Was opened Monday
morning 2so men and horses were striv-
ing 9" gel over. Soon the path was In ss
bad rendition - hcfors u was repaired.
Mh"r" tho road hnd bern rorduroycd
over thr miry places logs slipped out and
tho horSss went fioundering into the mire.
many ~ Them never Lo emerge.
These statements were made to-day by
Harry Fr'sirricks we'll known In this
rlty. whu spent SONS WEEKS pi Skaguay.
returning to-day ~ says that hundreds
~ Those az sSaguay havr given up all
hope ~ getting through this winter and
will stay till February AZ the foot NJ tho
pass. Hundreds are coming back from
tho traits. stopping a Skaguay or Juneau
for the winter A few of the more adj
ycnturous will try To go over when the
trst freez" covers the bogs with ice.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

L.ss Trespa.sIns iD ihs Park Than Tor
m.rl, tam. Q. Inrrs asiug.

Naahlng,un Sept. The annual rc-
port of captain Alex Rogers of tho
Fourth cavalry. Mao Is actlng a. sup'r
lntcnd-n, of IA" Yosemite National Park,
Nss received by the secretary of IN" iu-
tprior to-day liz reports that the regu-
lar patrols have found that there - ir-s
tr.sps -siug In the park than IN past Year,
aud says the drprrhations by sheep ard
their hcrdrrs are the worst thoy have To
contend With
rHulc ate nov Restricted tn the laud
belonging 10 their owners Who are held
~ strlI compliance Ia the rules Of ths
interior department. nn" herd of sheep
was There during Jbo summer and siRns
Ner. encountered ot other herds inside
the park llniis
Th. gamD captain Rogers says sr-ms
a. ir Increasing in numbers and IN" deer
nnd other 1nimals show less fear of IN.
man b,ing- thau Ia past Scsrs, 'an iudi-
ration b. says. that they are not hunt
"a 81. murt ts thry form. rly were rhs
condition ~ nna'ra leads him To- remark
ult tf. ugid enforcement of the rule
against carrying urr arms .n The pafk
has produced spud results.
Forest lire v'rc numerous The Wig
trco groyo a. Mrrc-d hss,i "a narrow 's-
cap lrom our ~ them. llo recommends
tb3i ilp government purchase an iho
rudJ- Iu thr park and also tho lands
Nv I'D bv Individuals within the park
NhIuiHfi,s
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
A NEW CONSUL FOR CUBA
GENERAL LEE RETURNING ON \
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Their. .. LItti. Doubt That Ne VIII Noe
go Hack to Havana depart.
m.nt Oniriais Ee,icrnt.

Washington sept mo official infor-
matton could hr obtained here regarding
ih- rrturn ~ GsncFal lee. but IL 10 nn-
dcrs,ood ihat hr has heen -raated a leave
OF absence with permission 10 return To
THIS country. ~ - quite probable that
Grnrrnl Ic- will not return 20 Havana.
n VIII b" r"mamhrrod that when the new
administration ramr into power General
Ice srd other officials holding like po<l-
tions rendered their ri.signsiions
There was q great deal of speculation
10 to WhDm lhs suer-asof OF Gcreral Lee
would IA. aud several namcs Sere men-
tlolrd ln this connection. About this
lime tLr disclosures concerning the con-
ditlnn ~ tae Amcr'rins IN cuba became
puhli, and basrd on the report ~ Gem
erd ifr and Other consular officers In
ruhd. President Mckinley sent a mes
sage a. congress stating the destitute
condition OF the Americans m cuba and
congress Immediately appropriated So gs
FOR th,ir relief. The publication ~ these
frports caused great deal OF criticism
in IA. Spanish and Havana papers. De-
mand- Nnr, mado that Gen Lee should
h- siipnru.ds,i because he was unsatis-
factory 20 tho new administration. IL
was also said that when these reports
reached Crn.ral Lee he informed the
stale department that while he was
anNiou, To- b. p.lievod he did not want to
r,tir. under mr.. The course pursued by
th, administration IN not naming his suc-
r'ssur l,nNes ma ground for the intima-
ttou that there was dissatisfaction With
him officially.
Now ih.r- has been a period Of cori-
paratlNv quiet n Havana and General
l.re has remained long enough 10 demons
stratr that his course was not disap-
proved and N he Is relieved no criticism
~ him officially will stand. While the
state department officials are unusually
rrtccnt regarding the return of General
I.o.. there srems 10 be llttlc doubt that
be- will not return to Havana and that
his sucrrssor VIII soon he selected.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
RECEIVED WITH peRisIoN.
Even the Romnn Pres Cannot swallow
III. 4. rrmnu Empcror's Ioubast.

Copyrieht iSe7 hy Associated Press
Berlin. Sept. i.-Emppror Williams
coblcntz rhodomontad. has been received
abroad with dcrision. Even the Roman
press cannot swallow the emperor Vice
gcrcncy uf heaven" and H. describing the
blast at coblcntz ms th. blaIing of a
war horn of the ancient German gods.
Austria manifosts considerable unoasi-
ness ON the subject and throughout Ger
many more significant note Of danger
has been sounded.
The cmprror's sp'rh H. generally inter-
prctcd a. meaning that his majesty Is do
tcrmned not to yield IN the wishes ~
parliament. and the newspapers. though
not daring Ia say SO openly. clearly inii-
mate that the cmperur's idea of his mis-
sion does not agree with his constitu-
tional position. " his majesty may d.
responsible to nobody but Cod II Is
added the responsibility FOR the emperor
rests upon The ministers whose work the
nation intends to control NO matter how
orlnipoteni or omniscicnt his majesty
IrocIaims himself.
The thoughtful aud .ib"r l-miujrd IN
Germany feel much abasn Il. 40 ! nUtui-
ally tho conservative and tnr hnle u,
the r.artiousrl press ere loudly dcnounc.
ing tn. speech. The liberal uuN spapcrs
are hoisiing N" danger signal The Npr-
wurrts on Thursday drew q parallel b.
twuu tho Roman 'inperors OF ilir BY
zantint period and other half mad attn-
Gratis saying: 9Th. emperor rvidentl,
coutemplttes. Tor the good Of tho father
hand. to reign hereafter In violation %
thr peoples constitutional right.'
Even So io,al and moderate "a p1prr -
tho National Z"ituue gnard.dly but de-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

cidedly takes the emperor to task. re-
minding him that. under the constitution
his own duties aud prcrogatiNes and those
OF the cabinet and the r"ichstag are
bounded by certain limitations. which nu
one can transgress with impunuS, add
ing: Ills latest speech II GnwclCume
confirmation Of the rumors which have
been current for months regarding the
emperor's intentions"
A number of the leading papers pro-
test that these imperial speeches and
political coasts have been be-oming al
together too frequent OF late and they
further hold that they are mjuring the
authority and dignity OF tho crown, the
Tagehlsu declaring that his majesty II
reintroducing the mental unwisdom of
Frederick William ~. In consequence
of the Hood of criticism. the emperor Is
said 10 be making another speech in the
exchange of toasts between himself and
the king Of Italy AT Hamburg, as coun-
ter blast to the Cronstadi gloritication
and as a fresh consolidation of the drci-
bund.
The correspondent of the associated
press here understands un good author
ity that the time for Prince Hohsnlohe
TO step out of Office. has been fixed for
'''""'i, S"'i "''' NV '"hu'si"'" &c
sumes lts session. ana 'hal the emperor
VIII no longer try To h"id the prince
since the latter ON July declared
through the North "rfinan iazette ms
inabiiity 10 accede 10 any piil TOT ine
reform of military procedure, whi.h Is
not In accordance WIN the chancellor
promise 10 the reichs'ag namely, IN
consonance with modern ideas OF JUS
tice and humanity. " Is lust possible
his majesty may chang nus nina al
the last moment. His present intention
Is TO make Baron Won Buiow the next
chancellor, and In political circles the
impression prevails that Baron Won
Theilmann, the late German ambassa-
dor at Washington, and the present
secretary of the treasury. VIII he made
secretary of foreign affairs.
At the national convention of Ger
man Catholics. just held at Landshut
Bavaria. resolutions were passed re-
garding the restriction of the temporal
power OF the pope. The convention Was
largely attended from all parts of Ger
many.
The military .xcesses of the past
week or Two have been much comment
ed upon.
Al Carlsruhe. during the course of
an orgie held by the officers of the one
Hundred and Eleventh regiment. First
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
BILLINGS WOOL SALES.
ON. Man Gets sis,~en Cents n Pound IN
New Work..

Srrsill Dispatch 10 m" STANDARD
BilliugE sept l-Althnrrh the wo0l
srasop bad 'lnsod in Blllrrs several
w'els aga. about l'o fop pounds were spid
'hi- week Slvcrmin Bros nf Ihi'agn.
through th'it agent T. \. Ralls6.,I X. hi-
ing th, pbrDha"tr l.,u Lewis sold 90
pouuds ~ g. cont. md Hastings of The
Judith basin Ilo" pounds ~ u c'gts
T. g. No u',ciyri u telegram ~
W.dp.sGsY frum Nrw York stating that
hls ,pus iEnm'nf uf apt's pounds had been
anld 1N A., Wv Work Warehouse com
pan, fOr 4. .'Uts p"r pound wnirh is u
ms" h.it", than lG RENTS in Ellllngs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

Siu Francisco. Sept A.-fhe board of
F1u I7dorwrltrrs - the P8cfiic has
adopted % new system of r1tnE insur-
Jr,y psrmlons Whirh piil boz put M
fof,, in an tho iuwnS % the coast The
now IS l-tlm is q perfection ~ whs- =
rHllrd tlo ustcanttie system \ res ne
o. m. .duptbin will ~ d u'lu,,i'p a.
nuu .UWs and r. Wer - U,f IIu9 neut
uC .,t,s, The idea adVat, ,,.l th'i r1-
wlnm- MAY b" lesscned b., i,mcdy :
s frr0- oi npZhrd and ,4lta,E rayraut
tou- tplpn %, housshold.rs may lead to
promis,d decrease In premiums.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
EASTERN TURF EVENTS.


Cm,ago. S.p' Tnrrc-Iuartcts Of
mit-TJnrru Nau. Gallant" second. rot-
raut irirI 'Imf. l.lrs. 's" aud onr-
haI purlupr-- Fred Brouts won randlc
BLACK aD,uud Coudnu third. tim uS',.
rHird r.p. declared or Fiy .Ud uro-
hlf nr,n9e. llcN Punch Wor. bcprnd-
ing -rcurd lWIA Mason third. ilmr
l-ONi SIS a1d uu,-hnlf fsrlonps -tlprn
l.oulu won raHk"f sD,uud Patron ;hird
rM' 1890 SHE and su ghih-srYiua
WON l.eN Hooper .rrnnd Bruamnia
fnird. tiroo "a Mil,- Flor'8uua won
ll,icu Nrrn -rropd t.lsip Ferguson th,1'
lime l.lE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

Mononguhela Pa. Sept. by an ex-
pioslon of nitrp-giycerine this morning.
two men ard horse We're killed. buggy
completely dymollshrd and a brtdg.
across tho MnnonEdhela river badly dam
aged Windows IN the vicinity wsrs
broken and 'ic residents Tor miles awak-
rutd by the concussior one OF the men
h believed % be Charles I. Rankin. for
mrrly superintendent ~ ~ the Watson
Mining company. Il is supposed that
the men had the glycsrlne m the buggy
srd that sudden jolt caused the eSplo-
sion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

Earsls 'tg sept "a grand parade
uf hor.r f'su 'ra Hln1 r'lisb "quipaErs
~ rs.fi u,U"iOrpr diIy'n bt Grl. e
nf 'ro ap NIL ifom lu din'r"nt states or
.auHus mIttIN-guwr'b r.l'rs ~ b''h
4s.- So. sac l-ufiI,i attraction ~
rsfmuUut l,rk tiis afternoon when tIf
p l-rf Uu"'ITi HITF" SNOW Up"U'd t'"'
rnrd- prutpiNt composed ihc hest dIs-
bii, Of '1u,> t"r... .uA costly tpr-.oNts
s4,l Wltu,-.au d. tu.. pdtt " fl" puU i-
'es Npiir ua grand stand aud huN e
,auIalr.d aHrplrh nt hrsYtr aud fsshi"r
lrmrn lL--. ~ VIII y mnnN nthrr altirs
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May Regret the Nomination.

Denver. Sept. t.-ln accepting the nomi.
nation of the silver republican state cons
yenlion Tor iusti-e OF tho supreme court.
Judge liabt announced he would reject
the nomination OF the y-Wolcotr
republican convention n " Involved his
acceptance Of the ~. Louis platform.
Should hr accept this nomination IL is
possible he viii forfeit, the support &C
S.uator Teller
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A. Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Sept. Six furlongs-White
Rose Won. Abs Fucrst second Eugrnia
Wickcs third time. l:ii'.. Five furlongs
-MalNolio won. Ran Dor second. Mar
cato third, time 90, Mile and six
teentn-oscuro won. Rampant second
Dominica third; time. i:iss. Cameo
Stakes. three and onc-half furlongs-l.tl-
Han Bell won. George u. Cox second,
Iarda third lime, l:0s's. Mllc-Simon W.
won. Taluca second. time. ! is'..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

Plgttsburg y. Y. s'pt - w. t'f-
ker. president Of thr Produs. in"Hana
bank OF New Yorh aHb VII" Nf'
drowned to-day Ia cham .k o.bt l'rl
Smiths ~ Tho AdiroudH,ts. r, 'N' '"p'
sizing 81 q row boat Th, h"1l'- m''
not yot bean recovered
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05

Oakland. Cal. sept. 1.-TWO huge
ears collided this afternoon on the
Haywoods electric line. smashing one
oi the ears and seriously injuring two
ladies who were passengers. a disuset
transfer switch caused all the trouble.
the accident being due TO the weakness
~ the switch spring. Mrs. Perves. one
~ the injured women. may die. and
Mrs. Guild was badly injured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-05
Tril,r.u.~n lsetrsatsd.

Bombay Sept. i-on wednesday night
forc- of i.5as natives made AN attack
upon the garrison at Bali-hknei. in the
kuram valley. Tn. assault lasted five
hour-. when the post was reinforced and
the tril~smcn compelled to retreat with
heavy losses. The British force lost two
Killed and one wounded