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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-04-28
no Cure Constipation Forare

Take CaScaretS Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
II c. c. G. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-04-28
Mrs. yvinsIow.s Soothing syrup

Forchildren tcething softens the gums reduces nam
alton allays pain cures wind collie % cents bottle
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
COLORADO oNoWsLipEs.
One Man Killed aud Others Bruisrd-A
Depot Demolished.

Denver. Feb. ga special TO the News
from Telluride, col. says. \ monster
snuNsldC came down this afternoon ana
demolished Ohir station 'nn the Rio
Grand" southern railroad between Rico
aud Vance Junction. with four loaded
freight ears and four empty ones stand
Ing ON the side track. Agent h. l.. Gam
hle had his ankle severely spraiued and
Mrs. Gamble was badly bruised, she WAS
knocked under Il table over which tim
hers foil. which probably saved her lie.
The depot Is u complete wreck. The de
brs and snow are piled w on the muin
and side tracks near the site of the depot
10 feet In depth by doo feet In width.
a special ia the Republican from pitkiu,
col, says \ snowslidr this morning ncar
IN" Cleopatra min. killed Martin Meutiny
aud seriously injured j. w. bingham, Two
Othr men, Frank McCArty and Mike
Mnmmon, were also caught in the slide,
hut escaped with only slight bruises. The
men w"r" asleep IN the cabin when the
Slide came, The slide WAS 3O0 or an feet
wide. II swept away the cabin ana lu-
mates, hurying them under several feet
of snow ana debris.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21

New York, Feb. e0-Frank Ern" of But.
falo. who short time ago got decision
over George Dixon. the featherweight
champion, was bested tonight In the
arena OF the New York Athletic club. by
Martin Flahorty OF Lowell. Mass. who
gave him n drubblng which the Buffalo
nIan will not soon forget. They met for a
20-round contest and both weighed In at
125 pounds In the opening round Erne
forced the fighting and continued on the
aggressive until the beginning OF the
third round. Then Flaherty sailed in aud
al the end OF the sixth round honors were
even. In the seventh round Flaherty land
ed a hard left on Ernes left eye. Erne
seemed to lose heart altogether from this
until the end OF the hight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
FOUR-M LIE RACE.
Schrieber's Crack schiller Wins the valu-
bile Thornton stakes.

San Francisco. Feb. GA vast crowd
assembled at the Oakland track to-day
and witnessed Barney Schreibers crack
Schiller carry off the honors in the
Thornton stakes. a four-mile race worth
5000 to the winner.
Owing TO the poor condition of the
track only three horses faced the bar
rier. but as each entry received substan-
tial support In the betting ring, the in
tcrcst manifested in the outcome was in
tense. The starters were Schiller. 100,
Sims; Thornhill 1l9, Thorpe and Loben-
gula. III. w. Martin. The betting odds
were to 5, Schiller; 2ig TO !. Thornhill.
and to l, Lobengula. The latter horse
ran in the colors of the Tndine stable and
for the first time in several years the
black and yellow of Thomas A. Williams,
jr, were seen.
Schiller made the pace throughout the
entire race. and although tiring percepti-
bly, at the end, lasted long enough TO win
from Lobengula. who came with great
rush at the end. Martin on the latter kept
his mount fully furlong behind the Two
leaders until the third mile had been ne
eotiated. Then he began to ride and gain
ed on the others as if they were at a
standstill. II was too late, however, and
the Schreiber colt gained the verdict by
two lengths. Thornhill was bad third
and has evidently seen his last race.
Six furlongs-Shield Bearer won. Main
stay second. Peril third time, 1:l9Is Mile
and an eighth-Frank Jaubert won, st.
Rignon second. Babe Murphy third; time,
2:02i4. Five and Il half furlongs-Mercu-
ito won. Siegfried second. Ezekiel third
time, 1:13i2. The Elmwood stakes, for =
year-olds, half a mile. purse. sl,0Oo-The
Cheat won. Roxey Murphy second, Estro
third; time. :5l@,. The Thornton stake, for
S-year-olds and upward. value $1,000. four
niles-Schiller won, LObengula second,
Thornhill third; time. S:03i,. Hurdle ham
dicap. mile and three furlongs-Three
Forks won, Arundel second, Joe third;
time a.tl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
LEADING QUESTIONS
BILLS PiLINC UP ON THE
SPEAKERS DESK.
The Reform school Report brought Into
Play several bouquets - The
Broalwater Celebration.
Special Dispatch TO Tho standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Helena. Feb. 2O,-ln spite OF the fact
that there are only few more working
days left for the Fifth Legislative assem-
bly,. notices and bills are still being gent
to the speakers desk. with the calendar
overcrowded and with lots OF bills yet In
the hands Of the committee. the chances
for consideration for bills introduced at
this late day are practically non-existeut
and the only charitable excuse which can
be offered Is that certain OF the members
have contracted the bill-intrOducing habit
and find II impossible to break themselves
OF II.
Chairman Cochran Of the appropriation
committee and chairman OF the special
committee appointed 10 investigate the
state reform school. has been one Of the
hardest worked members OF the house
The committee has had u great amount
OF hard work with the various apprupria-
tion bills. and as presented they have al
passed the house. 4 great many bouquets
have been tossed To the chairman of the
special committee on the reform school
The report burst as a surprise upon the
members ~ the house. ANA IL
was. pcrhars. the most startling iuri-
dent OF the session Mr. Cochran rbar-
actcrizatiou Ut Trustee NIilIlrtE~s State
mcnt as "a tlssur of r1lacboods hls poi far
brought forth uo rclolua,r
II was ug!tr evident SATURDAY morning
that the III mJrrs rld used up y..t
amount of vital 'r'rly iu inr BroldWut.r
celebration ths preceding uN,u.rE, SII
snap aud l.fr -c-fued lrekius boo rl.a murr-
In session and tNr requests Tor rNrU-e-
from ATTENDANCE, w'r, J part 1I tho reg
uhr order Etru ihs irr.prC s-iIta pur#-
lists appeared tirr1. rr'Ctbia und ttm,u
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
BOTH ON THE GROUND.
Corbett aud Fitzsimmons win Begin NJ
once Their Work Of Training.

Carson New. Feb. 0-FitZsimmuns
has arrived at last, and So the men that
are To take part In the fight of the CEN
tury are on the grounds, Corbett went
out To his quarters At Shaw's Springs
this afternoon to stay until after the
hiE event and Fitz at once drove out to
his training quarters al Cooks ranch.
which is three miles from town. Fitz
was met at the train 10y half the popu-
laiion of Carson anxious tn get n
glimpse at the man who has the cour-
age to meet Jim Corbett for the latter
10y his affable manner since he has been
in Carson, has won over the public SEN
timent to himself to "A great extent
Fitz quickly pushed his way through
the crowd and was soon taken away
by his team. II being Julian's idea to
establish him in his training quarters
at once. and work with him Will COM
mence tomorrow.
Corbett this morning went over to the
opera house and put In 81 minutes
sparring and wrestling with his train
ing staff and gave them the hardest
game since his arrival.
The contract was let for the lumber
that is To be used for the erection of the
pavilion this afternoon and the carpen-
ters will begin work on IL next week.
An order was received from Redlands,
Cal, this morning for n block OF 30
seats and this was the largest of the
day. although there We're many other
smaller ones. Fitz expressed himself
To an admiring crowd about him while
he was waiting for his team To the cf-
feet that they would see him do Cor
bett up in good style ON the meeting
and the unsympathizing youngsters
yelled Rats" FitZ has not made the
impression on Carson people as has
Corbett. and sentiment here is certainly
with the Californian, who has made
many friends here during his enforced
idleness in this city
Newspaper headquarters are being
established all over the city and their
enormous signs across the streets can
be seen for miles.
When Fitz arrived he remarked on
looking from the window and seeing
the snow descending; "corbett brought
snow: | thought | would bring sun
shine. This is one miss. but don't
expect TO make another Governor
Sadler was on hand To greet the pugilist
and lent him an overcoat To wear ON
his drive through the snow To his train
ing quarters. Fit2simmons presented
the governor with horseshoe and an
vii highly polished. his own make. and
the governor exhibits ii with much
pride.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
MURDER IN MISSOULA
A Bal Lands Woman Nam,d Blanche
Instantly Killed.
JEALOUSY WAS THE CAUSE
Billy Worley Is Said to 30 the Man
Who Committed the Deed
No Signs OF
Struggle.
Special Dispatch 10 The standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Missoula, Feb. 2O.-A woman " the
bad lands known a. Blanche. was shot
and instantly killed at her house on
West Front street al midnight tonight.
The people In that uart NJ town heard
iivr shots fired IN rapid succession, and
saw man running down the strcet
from the house IN which The woman
lived. ON entering the house the woman
was discovered lying on her hack in
the rear room 81 the two which she &C.
cupied. cloye up In the corner. There
was bullet hole on the right side NJ the
neck leading downward. She lay ap-
parrntIy ms she had fallen. there being
no signs of a struggle. save n blood
stain ON the lower panel of the door,
which looks n II a sleeve uf coat had
been rubbed against II.
\ mans stin black hat was found "
ing near her with two bullet holes
through II. Tn" hat was identified as
belonging t0 Billy Worley. faro
dealer who ia well known here. He has
been ConSorting with the woman for
some time. lie was last seen tonight in
one Of the saloons in the upper end of
the street, where he took drink and
left hurricdly. There were no signs of
struggle In the house. ON a table In
the front room was a couple of glasses.
which from thu odor had contained
Whiskcy AMI beer. and u half-burned
cigarette and "a copy of the Standard
containing an account ot the double
murder IN Anaconda. No trace Of the
man has yet been found. Morley. the
suspected murderer, was prominent
gambler in Missoula eight years ago.
Since he returned this time he has ap-
paronty lived off the earnings of the
woman killed Tonight. he left no trace.
taking with him the gun with which
the shooting was done. The woman had
resided In the bad lands for several
months.
A colored woman called Black Bes-
Sic" was present at the time of the
shooting, and she told the story Of the
shooting 10 "A standard reporter as fol-
lows; she. the murdered woman. had
been Ia the Office saloon for "A can Of
beer and were drinking In Blanche's
room when Worley entered and asked
Blanche IL she would take u drink with
him. She refused, and he at once fired
and the first shot missed her and both
women ran towards the back room. He
fired about five shots. one of them hit
Black Bess In the shoulder but corset
steel prevented more than flesh
wound. She ran out of the back door
and blanche was shot and fell In the
corner without a struggle. Jealousy
was the cause. Worlcy had tried to
shoot the bartender at the Office saloon.
of whom he was jealous. but the bar
tender locked the door on him and
would not let him In.
At | o'clock this morning Worley had
not been found.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
BOTH ON THE GROUND
COrbstt and Fitzsimmons Are in Car
son, the Flsce Of Battle.
SYMPATHY ON JlMS SIDE
When Bob Told the Crowd That
He'd Whip His Antagonist. Some
Of the Youngsters Yelled
Rats"-Orders for Seats.

Reno. New, Feb. 20.-Robert Fitz-
simmons arrived from the East to-day.
He was accompanied by Ernest Roeber.
champion Graeco- Roman wrestler of
the world; Dan Hickey Australian
champion heavyweight. and Frank
Fairchild, New York heavyweight.
He was met at the train by Martin
Julian his manager. The party left nn
the local for Cooks ranch. three miles
from Carson. the place selected by Ju-
liam for Fitzsimmons' training quar-
tiers. Julian started plow and snow
brush this morning and will clear the
snow of of u mile and a half Of track
for Fitz to exercise ON. FiIz and par
ty, including his dogs, Of which he has
number, got off the train and went at
once To the Clarendon hotel II is said
that the Comstock mines will he closed
down for two days i'm order tn give the
miners a chance to see the fight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
Gary l. satisfactory to rritchard.

Canton. ohio Feb. 2O-tnttcd States
Senator rritchnrd OF North Carolina.
reached here this morning. lie was ac-
companlcd by Charles Prince OF Sails
bury y, g.. u prominent attorney Hat
counsel for the Southern Railroad COM
pany. Senator Pritchard said. Some
weeks ago ! forwarded papers and en-
dorscmcnts from my state asking that
Colonel James +. Boyd he given port
folio In the cabinet. | s.e that Mr.. Gary Of
Maryland has been chosen as the South
eru member Of the cabinet. | believe that
Mr.. Gary Will be perfectly satisfactory to
the South and two men from that section
Of the country Is hardly expected for the
cabinet
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
But They Were Discharged.

Washington, Feb. 2O,-The civil service
commission to-day sent 10 the senate Z.
reply to the resolution of inquiry adopted
ON the 18th concerning the dismissal OF
employees OF the bureau OF animal indus-
Try ut South omaha, alleged TO have been
discharged at the instance OF Secretary
Morton after the November election tor
political reasons. The commission states
that 1t inauEuratcd an investigation by
bringing the matter To the attention OF
Secretary Morton. who denied that pOht-
ical reasons had anything TO DO with the
discharges.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
An American Murdered in a Cuban Jail.

Washington Feb g.-The state Depart
ment has received no adytces this MORN
ing regarding the reported murder OF Dr.
Richard Kuizc. a naturaIZed American
citizen. who WIS found dead In his cell
iu The Guanahacoa tCubdl Jail as the re-
suit, II is alleged OF assault by his guards.
Consul General L'e vigorously protested
several days ago sbuut RuiEe's arrest, hut
the department has hgIrd nothing from
him since thrr on the natter The depart
meat feels certain. however. that GEN
elbi Ire viii follow lhv ease up and II
Ruiz" his boon murdered Will Insist on
punishment ot thp mJrdrr,rs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21

members of the Benson house Will not
give IN their organization and come
into the TEMPORARY organization. neith-
cr viii the members uf the joint cun-
VentiOn, which was formed for the pur-
pose at clecting United states sena-
tor, abandon that organization. They
say that although senator Mitchell has
released his followers from their plcdg
IS, there is principle involved of
greater importance than the election of
United States senator, namely
Whether "A majority or minority is Io
rule. The temper nf both houses Is
such AS To warrant the prediction that
no organization can be had and that an
adjournment sine die must be taken In
a few DAYS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
They Attack a Jail la which some of
Their Tribe 4, Confined.

Nogalrs, Ariz,, Fob, ga fight oc-
CURED last Sunday between the nuthori-
ties Of the mining town of III Polomo, So
nora, Mexico. and a hand OF papago In
dams. I'm which four Of the latter were
killed and two badly wounded. A month
ago Il posse was sent to the camp of the
Papagos To arrest some of them for eat
tie stealing. Tn" posse was driven OF.
Sunday morning chief Pablo of the band
ana q of his followers entered I'll ro-
lomo, when they Were all arrested and
lodged In Jail. In the afternoon Is more
Indians rode into town and attacked the
Jail. They were rcpulsed with the result
above stated,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
TIME IS UP.
n Oregon Legislators Want to Continus
they Must Do - at Their Own TNprnsr.

salem. Ore. Feb. 20.-Forty days
have expired and the state legislature
r. still unorganized. While the state
constitution does not specify the DAYS
the Legislature shall he In session, II
does provide that the members shall
only receive compensation for 30 days.
They may remain in session as many
days longer as they wish. but at their
own expense. The events Of the past
we-k have only solidified the contend
iug forces. ORGANIZATION can b. ef-
fectCi now only on condition that one
side surrender Internationally. The
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21

NsN YORK. Fob. "A ronfturcr of the
National sound Money i,lsus Will be
h,ld 1t tH, rODm> of the chamber OF COM
mDrvs bon ir.s ,ily ON Wednesday Feb.
g. TfsrD .'r now .. cities rypF, Srptcd in
tho or-1rizJt.ou ami each Is entitled to
twu uHlrEst"s. Tho business of the confer
-nu" Wiil Ds tp Iuor; L constitution aud
by -lJW- Tor 90" iasgus and to elect on
gyr- ouI 800 rsc,JLly, committee 10 servo
WI. AIrlI l tNsN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
At New Orleans.

New orleans. Feb, 20.-Six furlongs-
Tragedy won, Ettarre second. May Ash
ley third: time. l:20ls. Six furlongs-Hen-
rica won. Surveyor second. Double Dunn
my third: time. 1;e0l.. Milc-Renaud won,
Bysarre second. Sir John third; time.
1.5lA. Seven furlongs-Domingo won. Bob
Clampett escond. Springtime third; time.
1856 Six furlonEs--ln Command won, Jim
Maddox second. e. e. Rumrill third: time,
les. Six furlongs-kathrine won. Prince
OF India second. Grueiin third time. l;2D.,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
A Murderer Condemned.

Constan,inople. Feb. 20-Marshar
Bey has been tried by court martial at
Aleppo. charged with being responsible
for the murder OF Father Salvatore. an
Italian priest who was killed in the
convent Of Jonihbckalc AT Marash In
1898, and sentenced to be degraded from
his army rank and imprisoned in a
fortress
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
HE'S SURPRISED.
Bryan Sees Many Idle Men Loafing
Around the Depot.

Scdalia, No. Feb. a.-Wiliam j. Bryan
stopped here for short time this fore
noon while on his way To Jefferson city.
lie was met by l.5oJ people and spent his
time shaking hands and making q speech.
lie said that he was surprised to see so
many people out: that since the mills and
not mints had been opened he had not eX-
pectcd to see so many idle people.
Jefferson city. Mo-, Feb 2o-When MIR.
Hryan. accompanied by his wife. arrived
from the west there was a large crowd at
the depot. lie was enthusiastically re-
cetved by the people. Governor stephens.
Who was waiting. took the visitors IN his
priyatc carriage 20 the Eubernatorinl man
sion. where q light luncheon was served
before Mr.. Bryan went 10 the capitol 10
speak.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
French Inertia Condemned.

Paris. Feb. 90.-The students con-
tinucd this evening their dcmonstra-
tions IN favor of Crete, hut without any
serious incident. Two thousand people
met at Montmartre aud adopted resou-
tions favoring Cretan independence.
Speeches Were made by several mem
hers of the chamber of deputies. The
French policy of inertia was con-
1pnmeI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
For Receiving stolen Cattle.

Kansas city. Feb. 2o-Harold Carlisle.
o. the firm OF Carlisle. Peters a 60. deal
ers in furnishing goods. was arrcs q here
to-day by Sheriff Reeder of Mesa county.
Colorado, charged with receiving Il mum
her Of head Of cattle stolen from tho
Utah Cattle company In Mesa county.
Rcedcr has rcquisition papers and Will
start for Colorado tomorrow with Car
laip
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21

Louisville Ny, Frb 9-Thc Tines
FuBkflrt special says. Governor tiradley
kt there this moruiUs iu response to !,
summers from Major Mckinley 20 confer
with him a. Canton. The govcrnor's trip
IS expected to have an important bearing
on the solution ot the senatorial situation
in this state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
AN EDITORIAL.
n May Mean 4" Announce That Hanna
win Be Appointed.

Springfield. Ohio. Feb. eO-The Gazette.
which Is regarded throughout the state as
Governor BushIclls official organ. to-day
publishes an editorial which IL construed
by the governors friends to mean that he
will appoint Mark Hanna to succeed
sherman In the United States senate.
TIL" editorial Is not sperinc mentioning
no candidate. hut states the appointment
Will be- Of such a character az To Increase
the harmony In rhe party.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
st. Joe a Grand Island Reorrani,ed.

ST. Joseph, Mo. Feb. 20.-The ST. Joe &
Grand Island railroad will he reorganzed
next Monday and In the future II will I've
known ns the 81. Joseph a Grand Island
railway. The road will he entirely freed
from the Union Pacific.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
Raker Wins the bike Race.

Columbus. Ohio. Feb. Coon Baker
won the slx-hour bicycle race tonight
with ease. despite a bad fall. The record:
Baker l25 miles laps: Gimm. lJ miles )
laps; Eddy. l2i miles laps; Schock. IA
miles laps; Waller. i05 miles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21

Chicago. Feb e0-Chairman Caldwell OF
the Western Passenger association has
granted permission to the Chicago Great
Western road TO make a rate OF S2 from
St Paul to Carson city for the prizeilght.
The rate which the roads will make from
Chicago Is $3.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21

San Francisco. Feb. aO-lt IS stated
here that George Green and Joe Wolcott
have been matched 10 fight at Carson
during the pugilistlc carnival there.
Green will leave for Carson on Monday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-21
Out In the 10th.

Toronto, Feb W.-Jack IIauley and
Frank Gerard or chicago met in ~
round mill tonight az the Princess thea
ter Hanley was knocked out in the l0th
round.
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Continued on Page FiveJ
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-01
PAPER BOTTLES.

A German paper maker has recently
obtained letters patent on bottles made
of paper, for use on board of ships par
ticularly It has been a cause of much
damage to steamer lines that in bad
weather, a large number of bottles of
wine and other liquors are broken in
the storerooms, in spite of every pre-
caution. The new bottles are made
of composition, which, with the So
luton in which they are made water
tight, is still the inventors secret. At
ter being impregnated with this fluid.
the paper bottles are slowly dried in
gas stoves, and this process of driving
must be watched carefully, for other
wise the bottle would remain porous
and allow the fluids to leak out. These
bottles can be handled thoroughly
without the least apprehension: Meth
er the pitching nor the rolling Of a
great steamer during rough weather
nor the breaking down of truck unon
which they are loaded loosely wou1d
be apt to damage single paper bot
tie.