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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-30

Mack he spent his timr ln New Jersey
and only came to New York at night.
Thorn Was asked regarding letter
which was taken frnm him by the sher-
in. Thorn had tried 1" destroy the let
ter, hut the oincers rescued ~. In a
he asked Mrs. Mack tn testify as he told
her. and h" would send some word be-
fore Tho trial
Then You We're assisting In framing
the def,nsr?' asked Mr.. Weller.
Yes, certainly was Thoin's re-
ply.
And you were doing all you could to
cover up the crime9"
Yes. 1 did all I could" said
Thorn.
Thorn said the reason he told Gotha
that Mrs Mack committed the crime
was because h. thought hc could trust
him as friend This finished the
crOss-eNamination.
Mr. Howe began his redirect exami-
nation by showing Thorn telegram
purporting la bc sent by Guldensuppe
to Mrs. Mack on Jun -. II Vas writ
ten In German. and translated. u read:
Please go to where | have worked and
tell them | will not return. as | am go
ing travelling. 4 letter viii follow.
Signed William Guldensuppe.
Thorn said he wrote II AT the request
of Mrs. Mack. Mr.. Howe tried To bring
i'm part of the evidence of Mrs. Mack
in the mis-tral In reference TO her
opening the door Of the cottage the
morning she brought Guldensuppe
therr. Al that time the woman swore
she opened the door with a key which
Thorn gave her the night beforo
Tho district attorney objected to Mr..
Howe referring Ia the testimony of
Mrs. Mack, or using any of IL before
The jury.
The court sustained the objection. At
this time Mr. Weller interrupted Mr..
Howe by going back Ia the cross-ex-
animation AZ the Interpreter had come
into the court with typswrittcn copies
of the TRANSACTIONS of two letters which
Mrs Mack wrote To Thorn and one
written tn her by Thorn while in the
Queens county prison. These have
been printed before. Mrs. Mack sug-
gested that they get something To end
their lives with. Thorn. IN his letter.
said ha had a prescription which, N IL
could be nlled. would end his life He
did not wish her to die. lie wanted To
see her free.
You were willing Ia die yourself and
save the woman" asked Mr. Well
les
Yes. sir" said the prisoner. II loved
her and WAS willing to die for her.
The prosecution seemed taken by sur
prise by Thorn's statement. In this let
ter. which never reached Mrs. Mack. as
Il was captured by the officers. Thorn
said "If there is no other way out
of IL. viii see to II that ! shall only
suffer and you viii be free When
Thorn left the stand the defense rested.
Mrs. VALLEY was recalled and said she
saw Mrs Mack leave the cottage ahou,
20 minutes after she had gone In with a
man In light suit She saw Thorn
about L. o'clock enter the cottage
| Three witnesses testified In se'-ing Mrs
! Mack AZ her home un Ninth avenue. In
this city, on the afternoon of June Is
This closed the case for the people anc
the defense. The court adjourned fol
| th. day.
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ARGUMENTS NOT FINISHED
JUDGE KNOWLES HEARS THE ANA
CONDA INJUNCTION SUIT.
New Jury May Be lmPaneiied.
Chamberlain Pleads.
Dispatch I o the Ste ndard.

Special Dispatch TO the Ste ndard
Helena. Nov 2s.-The entire day was
spent i'm the United States court In
arguing the motion To show cause why
the injunction recently issued by Judge
Knowles restraining the Anaconda
company. at Its meeting that was TO
have been held In Butte Nov. II. from
dsposing Of portions Of the Snow Bird
and sullivan mines. in Butte. 20 the
Montana Ore Purchasing compa ny.
should not be made perpetual. William
Scallon and W. w. Dixon appeared for
the Anaconda company and Louis Mar
shall Of New York and j. II. Forbis of
Butte for the Lewisohn brothers and
the Boston a. Montana. upon whose
prayer the temporary writ was issued
a few days ago. When court adjourned
at o'clock tonight the arguments had
not been concluded and they Will be re-
sumed in the morning. With their ar
guments the attorneys presented sew
eral maps of the property in question
and numerous afiidayits from officials
Of one or the other of the compani
relating 10 the proposed sale Of the
property TO +. A. Heinze. the owner
ship OF stock in the Anaconda CON-
pany and other matters pertaining "a
the case.
Judge Knowles to-day received a iele-
gram from DIR. Gordon of Great Falls
stating that Frank w. Webster, IA,
grand juror. ON account of whose IN.
ness the grand jury adjourned several
days ago until Tomorrow. is too sick
To come TO Helena. The doctor wired
that Mr. Webster In being visited by a
physician three times "A day and IA
withal pretty sick man. Mr.. Web.
stcrs inability to return Tomorrow wil
result In either the discharge Of ths
jury or the summons Of another Juror
and the reimpaneling of the jury. II
is not known which step will b,
taken,
Frank NJ. Chamberlain. against whom
iive indictments On the charge II sell.
ing whiskey To Grus Nentres Indian,
were returned the day the grand jurS
adjourned, presented himself in court
to-day TO enter his plead. He PLEADED
/ not guilty to each of the indictments
His trial has not been set
one of the suits OF the United States
versus the Butte and Montana Com,
m,rcial company for damages for tim.
Der cut upon the public domain which
rs Tor s32.o0n was continued from Dec
20 Dec 20. Another ssit for l,sse,
amount. about 81 500 will be tried of
the 1th. II is asserted that the suit fol
the larger amount Is In course Of he
| ing compromised and will probabl,
never come to trial.
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HE Is FOOD FOR A MOOSE
A MEXICAN sHEEPHERDER KILLS
HIS EMPLOYERS DAUGHTER.
He Brutaiiy Assaulted Her aud Then
Ghoked Her 10 Desih--iie WA BE
Lyncb~d 10 Caught.

Silver Ctty, y, NJ. Nov. .a-snturdsy
morning Lulu wcrncy. the il-y"ar-old
daughter of William Wern.y. n ranch :
living about - miles south of here. left
her home Tor the purpose OF looking for
a horse She did not return In IN" even
ing and a searching party was lm-
mcdlatcly organized. Sunday afternoon
the body Of the girl WIS found IN a gully
about two miles from her home. She had
been assaulted and then cnokcd to death
Ambroslo Garcia. a MoNican "mp. oytd
a. "A shc.phordor. disappeared On tho
same day as the Hirl and that night csm'
10 Silver CITY and tod some friends ihai
he had committed the crime, bar this Was
not reported ~ the officers until aftir he
had madr his escape.
Several pussrs mr. NOW amer him aud
should h, hD captured n NJ ukoly that he
viii bc lynohri. Eyd"uc' OF hi. guilt Is
conclusive.
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lNS0lENT DEMANDS.
China is willing tn Make Reparaiion for
the Murder Of the Missionaries, HUT
Mon'l Grant All Gs rmany hsk..

the Murder OF the Missfonnftes. Hut
Won't Grant All Gs srmsny ,sk..
Peking. Nov. 29.-Inquiries made here
in Chinese official circles confirm the
statements contained in dispatches
from Shanghai giving the substance
of the demands made by Baron won
Herking, the German minister 10
China. as a result Of the murder re-
Gently of German missionaries and the
destruction of German mission prop
erty.
Germany, through her minister, asks
for the discovery and execution Of the
murderers Of the missionaries. Mes
and Hennle. the punishment ~ the i'm
plicated officials. including the gov
ernor of the Shan Tung province. In
which part Of China the mission was
situated. the reconstruction of the mis-
sionary buildings. the payment Of an
indemnity Of 10000 taels TO the rela-
iiN es Of the victims. the payment Of
heavy indemnity TO cover The ex-
penses of the German naval expedition
and the maintenance of the German
force at kiaochau bay. the railroad
monopoly of the Shan Tung province
and the occupation of Kiachau bay as
German coaling station.
China will refuse the demands of
Germany. but will express willingness
90 make ample reparation for the mur-
der of the missionaries and for the
damage done To the mission property.
Russia. il is understood. is not yet
helping China. but the latter count ~
has decided not 10 provoke hostilities
and 10 trust To diplomacy for a set
tlement OF the difficulties which have
arisen I'm connection with the mission
outrages.
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ROUNDUP ASSOCIATION.
Larger Bounty Tor killing Gray
wolves Nili H. urr.d.

Special Dispatch % ~, STANDARD.
Helena. Nov. s9-Mrmb,rs - the eNscu-
tly" committee Of Tho North Montana
Roundup association mot h,rr thus tsT-
noon 20 consider various range mattrrs
owing 10 the DELAY IN trains witch pre-
vented several large stookmon from ar-
rlNing untl late this afternoon little vas
accomplished and AN evening scrs ON wis
held The chief business ot the meeting
b. t0 prepare for thr mkt 5, son WorA
and hear the reports of 'h" attorney
ih' sc.rrtary and tho detectives.
The bounty question vas quite gen, rally
dls.u-- Il. Th, opiriHn seems to De- fha,
laus'r bounty should Boz offered far
rrir NulN,-. un. m.ub.r N. T. Miner 90
Malta. advocating 81 fJr every one OF IN,
animals Killed and e tor coyotes an n.
cr,as" - 81 iu th, former case and A d.
crease 81 81 IN the latter. This b. claims
IL NOR, Ia proportion 10 the lamar.
wrought hv the animals and makes IA
Tor ta" harder task ot killing the gray
WuIsts
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GAS KILLED THREE MEN.


por Huron. Mich Nov G.-AsphyNia-
uon rauFcd the death uf three men In tho
Grand Trunk railway tunnel last night
Tile dead are; Horny J. Courtney, en-
rlu.sI, Arthur Dunn, conductor, JohI
Dalton brakeman.
The train, which was being hauled
through 10 the Canadian Side broke Nj
two. The ouein" backed down to got ih,
d'tarhrd portion Of the train hut foI
hours nothing vas hrafd ~ M" cf "
Finally searching party fot "a the dcaf
bodisz and also rescued Michar Duuf
and Henry Potter brakeman. iu an uu.
conscious condition. Thrrr nrmh ~ ul
th" searching party weir H'sU ot rrouip
but wcFr rrscurd by another parts Th,
tunnel gss arises from the hard ry0l Us. d
IS tho locomotive
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Adjusted Ris Oua Nossr.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Boise. Idaho. Nov. z.-Oiyer Plunkctt.
commissary sergeant al Boise barracks.
committed suicide this morning by hang
ing himself He went into the second
story of the commissary department. ad-
iusied the moose around his neck and
leapcd through trsp-door. He leaves
a wife and two children here. Piunkett
his position he handled considerable
money. His accounts are being exam
ined. He left note saying dcspondency
induced by drink was the cause of his
suicide
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Mr., BRYsN'S ANALYSIS.
4 Fusion Gnln both In Plurality and Ma.
JnTity over Last Year.

tmrop Ncb. Nov - To-day. In an
iulentcW. Afr. Bryan gave AN analysis
ur th' VOTE ln his own state. He said
"ln lS8 the plsion electors representa- ng
the democrats nud populists and silver
republicans Of Nebraska. received an
average plurality OF noe0 over the rcpub-
liran electors. aud a majority of SisS over
al parties. Tho fusion candidate for
supreme court Judge received plurality
OF 1910 over the r,pubtcan candidate.
ana majority of l.1s6 over all. THIS
gain m plurality ~ 80 and asi3 in ma
Jurlty was secured in spite OF decrease
~ about WuJ0 in the total Vnte polied.
Tho gold democrats pollcd less than half
a. many votes thls year as last
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A steamer foundered.

London. Nov. 2a-The British steamer
Esparto foundered of Royal Sovereign
lighiship I'm the English channel between
Dungeness and Beachy Head. yesterday
afternoon. after having been IN collision
with the French steamer Noel The latter
vessel was beached at Dungencss In a
sinking condition. No lives were lost.
The Esparto was a Las ton vessel. and
hailed from London. The Noel registers
l.7?l tons and her bailing port Is Dun
kirk.
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GesttnH the lsills RsaAx.

Washington. Nov. 2a.-work on the ap-
preparation bills for tho coming session
81 congress was formally started to-day
when a subcommittee Of the house ap-
preparations committee began considera-
tion Of the executive. legislative and ju-
dlcsl appropriation bill. Representative
llill. Iillirgsway and Moody attended thu
Meeting u was decided to hear the heads
of the s.vrral departments on the several
Items In the bill
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SWEPT BY WIND.
Hundreds of Lives Lost on
England's Coasts.
A LONG LIST OF WRECKS
One of the Worst Storms in Re-
cent Years.
A CYCLONE IN ITS FURY

Many Large Vessels Wrecked Hun
dreds of Smaller Craft CO Down
With All on Board Binding Snow
and Hail Hid the Lights and Made
Navigation Difiicult Scarcely Town
Escaped the Fury OF the Blast Fall
ing Walls and Flying Debris Stories
Of Thrilling Escapes A Large Steam
Collier Dashes on Marlborough Head
and Then Founders With All on
Board Crew of the Rose of Devon
Perish on the Rocks Several Town
ships at the Mouth of the Thames
Suffered Severely and Were Partly
Submerged Tremendous Seas Wreck
Parades and Buildings - Immense
Damage 10 Government Property
Work Suspended Along the Thames
The Storm Is Still Raging.
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kiIIrh NJ. thiIhrrn.

Orouomuwor. Nis Nov - The mys-
terry Whlrb suIfOurdpd tlr murder 0i
the two children uf Ernest cnrnsn md
The gutirg of 'ourlls throat saturday
hbs ot last b,.n rler,1 up. To-daS 20 a
rpronyfs Jur, Cornell made a oonf'-s ou
tUlt fo tb,. h,.i ot nIs .ol.rfl0u nd br-
lEf Ip El.l boz children and 700 tU
kIl nIua,lf although r. bod nv i,e.liec-
lion of usfluu committed tue deed
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AN eaBeZZleR.
lie Acknowledges His Crime Hut win Not
Refund he Money.

san Francisco. Nov "a Rergmann.
bookkrrppr for the California Ink ,om-
pany. is uud,r urrest FOR embe1zlement.
iir Il said Co be short IN his account
several Thousand dollars, hut the exact
amount Is not given 0ut by his TN
ployrts.
EcrgmJuu admitted his shortage and
refused lu make II good. bsrgmann.
who rs 1bunt . years ~ age, came from
Portland orr. where hC was employed In
the tax collector once.
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toralall, Meleomtd.

Lima. Peru. VIA Galveston, Nov. p
The Peruvian press cordially welcomes
Edmund sheppard. The special commits
soner of the Dominion government to
Central and South Amo rica In the inter
esis of the project tor promoting In
creased commercial Intercourse by a line
VI steamers from Vancouver " Panama
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when the rocket line was fired the crew
was unable to haul IL In Finally the
line dragged them into the surf and
three out of seven were drowned. Roch-
ester and Strood. ON the midway, out
70 miles southeast uf London. have
suffered severely.
At Rochester the gas works are
flooded and the town is in darkness.
Very rough weather is reported along
the north coast OF France.
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wanted 10 KIN ui. children.

Denver Nov S.-John II. Dame, until
recently runner for the Western hotel
was locked up to-day on IN, charge Of
insanity. lie read tho testimony In the
l.ueigert murder trial at Chicago and be-
came possessed of frenzy Ia Kill his
wifc and two children and to burn the Y
bodies In the old gurbag" crrmatpry. lie
II undoubtedly Violently insane.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-30

Errll.h. lrd Soy 9-Assigne" Ar
mold i1- Eur. through the tuuks ~ tho
dstuuct hark and nnds sun lent funds
tp psy rb' claims iu fuli lud leave a
surplus ~ sl' hs The uou-npp lrauU' ot
CasrHr Wlltf fn view ~ thiS fact ia
b -urprisr 10 everybody. F"1r- are "a.
proceed fur h.- mental condition
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win Not stand Interference.

r"rlin. Nov. q. The Berliner Tagchlait
says u Is reliably informed that IN. Ger
man govcrnment only wants monetary
frpautlon from Iiayti for the recent ar
rest aud Imprisonment of Herr Emi b
l.ueders by the Hnytian iribunal- but
thnt " VIII not brook any Interference n
the matter on the part ~ tho Tinted
States
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-30

Washington Nov gp-Thr comptroller
of fr, rurr. ncy has declared di, iasud
of D. p,r c,Ut lu uNor nf thg creditors OF
Washington.
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Unknown Vessel wrecked.

London. Nov 2s-An unknown vessel
has been wrecked ON Boullme rocks AT
Berwick on Tweed. All her crew were
drowned.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-06-19
DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption.

This is the best medicine in the world
for all forms of Coughs and Colds and
for Consumption. Every bottle IS
guaranteed. 1t will cure and not dis
appoint 1t has no equal for Whooping
Congh Asthma Hay Fever, Pneumonia.
Bronchitis. LaGrippe, Cold in the Head
and for Consumption. 1t is safe for all
ages, pleasant to take, and, above all,
a sure cure. 1t is always well to take
DIR. Kings New Life Pills in connection
with DIR. Kings New Discovery. as they
regulate and tone the stomach and
bowels, We guarantee perfect salts
faction or return money. Free trial
bottles at H. G. Matthaei's drug store,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-06-19

They are handles" said Thos.
Bowers, of the Crockett, Texas Enter
prise, while writing about DeWit's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills for sick headache and disorders
Of the stomach and liver. l.. G.
Matthaei.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-06-19

Not only piles of the very worst
kind can be cured by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, but eczema, scalds
burns, bruises, boils, ulcers and all
other skin troubles can be instantly
relieved by the same remedy. L. G.
Matthaei
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-06-19

OF the $500, 600, 900 worth of goods
exported from the United States last
year 1904, 900, 900 worth were agricul-
tural products.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-25
For MOrday-SpeCial.
Our Own Brand House Paints.

The Pioneer Brand of the Northwest; every
gallon gallon Guaranteed strictly pure; per ROC
Roof Paint saves many times its cost by pre-
serving shingles per gallon pail. ......... SIC
Pure French Oc1re, Ground in OIL per h. &C
French Yellow Ochre, Dry, per 1b....... Sc
3H-inch Russia Bristle Wall Brushes, 75c
anu SoC..... Sl, 80
Whitewash Heads, best grade, regular
price 9Sc. .......................... 75c
Painters Busters, all black brist1e ~ 22c
Berry Bros Elastic Interior Finish, per
gallon .;;,,.;;........:..-: ........-.....$l.75
THE very finest goods made.)
Floor Varnish for hardwood floors: dries
elastic and will not scratch; per quart can 55c
Bicycle Cement, rubber and wood rim; large
~ 'cS Sc
Bicycle Oil, large bottle. ............ e.
Lantern Oil, Patent top cans......... l5c
Strictly pure st. Louis White Lead, per hun
urea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So. 90
Send for color cards.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-05-13

The old Hughes place is being re-
shingled.
Knapp and Taite, have the only ice
cream parlor In the city. tt.
Don't fail to hear Beth Berry at the
M. e. church May 81.
Wall paper at &c per roll and up
wards, at Talcott's Drug Store.
Robt. Kueebs was In the city Friday
and Saturday, the guest OF G. r. Free.
man.
Tonight Pinaiore will be presented
in the opera house BY home talent. It
will be remembered this charming
little opera was given about two months
ago by the same cast Of characters and
with unqualified success, being pro-
nounced the best opera that had ever
been seen on the Elk Point stage. Let
everyone como out and enjoy good
evening Of fun and music. Admission
only Is cents. Seats can b reserved
at TAlcott1 drug store without extra
charge. Childrsn's tickets IS cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1897-05-13
Promiums for God Farming.

The Campbell Publishing Company,
OF Sioux City, Iowa, offer the following
liberal cash premiums for the largest
yield of wheat, oats and barley grown
on two square rods of ground, under the
Campbell method of soil culture, which
consists simply in thoroughly fining
and firming the soil at least eight
inches deep, then drilling or planting
the grain far enough apart to be culti-
waited during the growing season OF
1897. They offer to pay $50 cash for
the largest yield OF wheat, $40 for the
second largest. IS for the third largest,
$3.50 for the fourth, and 81 for the fifth.
The same premiums are offered on oats
and barley. They offer a further line
of premiums for the largest stool of
wheat containing the largest number
of grains grown from one seed; for the
largest stool 90; for the secodn largest
IS; for the third largest $3.50; fourth
largest 81; fifth largest SOC. These
same premiums are offered for stools Of
oats and barley. A further premium
Of s25 is offered to any person who may
succeed in winning any three Of the
above first prizes. Commence work at
once and send to the Campbell Pub
fishing Company for sample copy of
''Soil Culture" full particulars and
full instruction for work with common
tools, with terms Of competition.
In addition to the foregoing the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Co. has offered to furnish 1000 miles
of transportation on its line to the
winner OF the first prize for the largest
yield Of wheat grown in South Dakota
in accordance with the above.
GEO. 81. HEAFFORD,
Genl. Pass. g. Ticket Agent.