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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-16
THE woMAN's SECTION.


Wednesday afternoon for the first
time in this comfy, was held in the
M. E. Church Woman's Section Of
the Institute. 1t was not so largely
attended as It should have been, or
as it would, had the work been more
fully understood. We predict that
next year this will be the drawing
card.
The paper by Mrs. L. Eournier
woman, and Home" was a most
excellent dissertation on the rights,
practices and positions of women,
giving evidence of a liberal Ind and
extensive observations. She was
followed by Mrs Mayo with 'The
Mothers Greatest Need" and at the
close Of the hour, all wished for al
other hour OF the same kind. We
hope she may be induced to come Il
Grayling again.
The Institute is thing of the
past. We believe that IL was bene
fetal and that it's effects will be seer
and felt. all through the county, The
coming year.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-16

For sale By L. EoURsrEE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
MINERS TESTIFY.
No Record of the tuiOn to- show That a
strik. Was Ordered.

Ieadyillr Col. JAN, l.-E ] Dcwar,
financial SECRETARY OF the Miners union,
was the principal witness before the leg
islaturo investigation committee to-day.
Ho testified as TO the membership of the
union before and 40 the time OF tho strike
and said the records of the meeting at
which the strike was ordered were lost.
The record books were produced ana
were found 10 contaln no minutes con-
cerning strike, nor even that a meeting
was held on the nlght the strike was or
dcrod aud declared
George H. Handy. recording secretary.
and John Ahern. member OF the executive
committe Of the union, testified briefly.
lie said secret committees were appointed
and armed to go into the suburbs to pre-
vent workmen and bad characters from
coming here. but the union dlscounte-
nanccd violence lie believed the coro-
nado stockade was built AS challenge
for an attack. that because OF rumors
that a vigilance committee had designs
on officers OF tho union rifles and revolt
vcrs were bought and distributed among
reliable members OF the Union and the
deputy shcriffs who were appointed from
Its ranks. lie denied all knowledge Of the
Coronado and Emmet outragcs previous
TO the occurrence and said the union
neither planned, aided In or sanctioned
the attacks on those mines. At the even
ing session Dcwar testified as TO the va
rious efforts to settle the strike.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
SHE HAS REVENGE
MURDERER RUN DOWN BY THE
VICTIMS WIFE.
He Stabbed Her Husband 3. Years Ago
aud Is Just Brought to
Justice.

Cartersville. Ca. Jan. 30.-On trial
here is a case that excites considerable
interest. william Jones is charged
with a murder committed % years ago.
Jones became involved In dispute
with John Green at n country frolic.
and, IL is charged. stabbed him to death
with a knife. Making his escape, be
went to Chattanooga. where he has
been ever since. conducting most OF
the time restaurant.
The wife Of his victim went on an ex-
eursion To- Chattanooga last July. and
i'm hunting for suitable place to get a
meal sauntered into Jones restaurant.
She did not make her identity known.
but proceeded at once To bring the al
legged slayer Of her husband TO Justice:
Jones heard of her movements how
ever, and eyaded the officers for several
weeks. Just before Christmas he was
captured.
Considerable trouble was had In get
ting the alleged murderer turned over
To the Barlow county officers. aud az
one time pending the effort 10 have
him brought 10 Georgia he was turned
loose. The woman. however had him
arrested on a trivial charge so as To
hold him until the necessary requisition
papers could be had from Nashville.
and In this way she succeeded in hand
ing him over 10 the Georgia officers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
DUEL OVER A GIRL
YOUNG MEN KILL EACH OTHER
~ HER PRESENCE
The Young Lady u wild with Grief and
u IL Thought she May Los.
Her Reason.

Cynthiana, KY. Jan. 30.-News reach
ed Inis city to-day of "A duel fought In
the lower edge of this county by two
rival lovers over Miss Jennie Hlllcry, q
girl still In her teens.
John Dacey. aged 20. and Benjamin
s. Dryman. aecd "a. had been paying
attention to this girl for the past year
and a half and on several occasions had
hot words over her, hut nothing OF a
serious nature occurred. Last SUNDAY
night Dacey accompanied the girl to a
country church. Dryman was on hand
and claimed it was his night for this
pleasure. They agreed to settle the
matter on sight.
To-day while Dacey was In a buggy
with Miss Hillery. Dryman came along.
Both men drew their pistols. Daccy
nrod two shots, both taking effect In
Dryman's body near the heart. be- dy-
ing In few minutes. one shot from
Dryman's pistol pierced Dacey's brain.
he living but "A few hours.
The girl is wild with grief over the
matter and II is thought she may los.
her mind. All parties are vf prominent
families
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
House Forecast.

Washington, Jan. 3l.-Thc time Of
the house this week probably will he
devoted almost entirely to the consid-
Grafton Of appropriation bills, of which
the consular and diplomatic and the
District of Columbia are on the calen-
dar. The fortifications and sundry
civil till also will he ready before the
end of the week. The District Of Co.
lumbia hill contains large number of
items Of local importance to the Dis
trict, which will cause considerable de-
bate. but there Is little In the diplo-
matte bill to create conflict. II can be-
however. and usually in productive OF
more or less debate on our foreign re-
lations II is possible that an effort
will be made in the house, as II was In
the committee. to raise the salaries OF
the consuls below $500. which were
placed under the protection Of the civil
service bill by Mr.. Cleveland To the lat
ter figure, in order to afford the incom-
ing administration an opportunity 10
displace the existing officials. But II
the attempt is made IL probably will
fail as Il did in the committee. II Is
possible that the rules committee may
decide to give the house "a ch. nee 10
vote this week on the international
monetary conference bill which passed
the senate last Friday. The advocates
of the pooling hill also are pressing for
its consideration and the petition pre-
sented to Speaker Reed for the consid-
Grafton Of public building bills remains
as yet unacted upon. Any or these
matters which have been held I'm abey-
ance may he brought up II time allows
and the rules committee Is willing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
FOREIGN iNrERFERENcE.
Agents OF steamship Line Work to
Defeat the immigration Biii.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Lodge
said to-day: Since receiving a copy OF
the tclegrams which claussenlus * 90.
were sending out TO affecI votes on the
immigration bill and which l gave to the
press. there has been sent mo "A copy Of
the circular which this same nrm have
been sending out through the mail As
they stated In an interview that they
were sending out their telegrams only In
their individual capacity. Il will he inter-
csting 10 observe that this circular Is adj
dressed 10 agents whom I suppose were
also to act In their individual capacity.
and not as agents Of the North German
Lloyd Steamship company. The circular
IN full is as follows:
Chicago. Jan. I.-To Agents: The inn
migration hill which L. Intended TO ma
teriaily restrict immigration comes up for
final disposition IN the house OF rcprvsen-
taiiySs. Washington, -. e.. on Wsdnes-
day the 9Th inst, IL Is quite clear that
the immigration Will really b. restricted
almost to tho extent Of the total eNclu-
sion OF immigrants should the bill become
"a law. and every effort should therefore
be made 10 insure the defeat of the bill
You are Indirectly Interested in the de-
feat Of the bin as much rs W. are. and
We would respectfully ask you TO Wire
your representative IN congress lmmedi-
atcly upon receipt of this to vote against
the hill iniormlng him the measure yir-
tually means exclusion ard that his vote
In favor of tn. same will mean r"pudla-
tion by hts constituents and his defeat AZ
the next election. Trusting that YOU will
not fill to give this matter your prompt
attention. we are. yours respectfully
III. CLAT TSSENtt's a CO.
Enclosed was little slip In red type.
Wire yogr representative fully and iet
us know the cost Of the telegram nd va
VIII promptly refund thn amount TO you
I think II very desirable that the atten-
tion Of congress. of IN. press and OF ths
public should be- drawn TO the efforts on
the part Of agents OF a foreign corpora
tiun TO defeat "A measure OF great public
Importance In which the peoplc OF the
United States are profoundly Interested"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
BEER COM BIN E.
Cincinnati Breweries to BE Bought Up by
London Syndicate.

Cincinnati. Jan. 3i.-The ENQUIRER
says: Three representatives of a gi-
gantic London syndicate are in this
city for the purpose Of gobbling UP all
the biggest breweries here, and success
has so far crowned their efforts. They
have purchased an option on IS, and
the deal has progressed so far that the
dealers have begun taking stock and
summing up all the saloon chattel
mortgages they hold for the purpose
of knowing Just how they stand. The
deal will be closed during the coming
week. The amunt 10 be paid for the
lot aggregates 10000 900. One-half will
be paid in cash and the other half In
preferred stock. with guaranteed In
terest. SO that the present owners will
have some voice I'm the future admin
istration of affairs. The syndicate in
tends consolidating under the laws OF
the state and make them all one grand
corporation. The older brewers were
the most eager to make the sale. on
account of the condition trade has
been in generally for some time. The
deal has been under way with local
brokers several months. One Of these
brokers was In London during the
summer. II is stated that the syndi-
cate also has options on the Fay-Egan
wood working machinery plant Of this
city, the Hoover owens & Rentzchler
Engine Works at Hamilton and other
factories.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
CONGRESS SION AL.
senate aud House Forecasts Tor the
Coming Week.

Washington. Jan. 3l-The work In
the senate will open with further dis
cussion of the Nicaragua canal bill. IL
is expected that the bill will be dis
posed Of In some manner during the
first half OF the week. Senator Nor
gan has given notice that he will ask
the senate to yet on With II Monday,
and II was inferred generally when he
gave notice that he would ask the sem
ate to sit Monday night until a vote
should be asked. IL Is thought now
that II he asks for "A night session at
all he win not do so until Tuesday.
Whether he viii succeed In securing Il
then will depend upon the zeal Of those
who favor the bill. II Is admitted that
"a majority Of the senate favor the bill
and Will vote for II IL Il comes 60
vote. Senators Villas and Turnie will
oppose the bill by all the means at
their command and will filibuster to
prevent its passage. They will also
have assistance from other senator's.
II the Nicaragua bill does not reach
vote by the middle of the week there
Will be great pressure to get up other
measures. The bankruptcy bill has the
advantage OF having been made
special order for last Monday. and an
VIII b' WI hilts W
have II given right Of way after the
Nicaragua bill Is disposed OF. Some
senators hope to supplant this bill with
the subject of the Hawaiian cable and
others with the Pacific railroad COM
mission bill. II appears most proba-
BILE. however. that the bankruptcy hill
will he given first place on the calen-
dar. bearing appropriation bills and
conference reports.
Senator Lodge expects to secure con-
sideration Of the conference report on
the immigration bill during the week.
Senator Gibson will antagonze this
report and the friends of the bill count
upon the necessity of spending consid-
cradle time on that. The arbitration
treaty will be reported at the first exc
cutive session and an early day asked
for it's discussion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
FEBRUARY l

acute crisis. Half the crops only were se-
cured throughout this region this season,
hut tho fodder supply il good and Il Is
hoped the worst effects of the famine viii
be STAYED OF for Two months longer at
least.
Your correspondent has visited the To-
cal poor house, accommodating about
leo persons. a ptcous spectacle was
here presented by the almost naked dog
humanity. nearly all too ~ or diseased
to work. hut fed and hcalthily housed ot
a cost OF lao rupees each month. this
fund being raised by native charity. Thls
poor house Is fair speciment OF poor
houses In other sections OF India, and
shows how small a sum ~ necessary 10
save those unfortunates from actual
death by starvation, Taken a. a whole u
may hc stated that the Nagpore district
Is not IN as bad q plight as the northern
districts already visited by your cotre-
spondcut.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
QUIET CHIN NATOWN.
No Demonstration ON the Eve of New
Year-POiice ON Guard.

Neur-fOitre on Suaru.
San Francisco. Jan. si.-'rhis was a
dreary day In Chinatown. The rain pat
tered down monotonously and the usually
crowded streets of the Chinese district
were nearly deserted. There were more
policemen to be seen than Chinese, and
the blue-coatcd guardsmen paced their
short beats in solitary state. Yesterday
about 20 Chinese who had the IN fortune
TO impede the progress of the white up
holders OF the white mans law on the
narrow walks were hustled of 10 Jail. To-
day there was not enough excitement 10
keep the officers awake until "A diversion
was created by the raiding of suspected
hlghblnders' joints. Half "a dozen meeting
places were invaded and josses and ex-
pensive furniture destroyed.
Chinese New Year commences Mt mid
night tonight and Is usually preceded by
"a hours of noise similar TO that which
accompanies the American Fourth of
July celebration. But up TO date not SOL
itary frecracker has cracked nor n bomb
exploded. Chief OF Police Crowley's Wig
orous warning that no fireworks would
be tolerated this year and the presence
Of big policemen every hundred feet has
had "A dampening effect upon the ardor OF
the Chinese. The police anticipate that
under cover of darkness tonight there
may he attempts to violate the order, as
the average Chinese will run almost any
risk for the privilege OF soaring away the
devil so that the new year may he pros
porous. The highbinders who have fiocked
TO town from all parts OF the Pacific coast
In anticipation of earning a few dollars
by numbering few Of their obnoxious
countrymen are remaining discreetly in
the background. They stay out OF Chi
natown as much as possible. and the po-
lice say they are hiding In Chinese vege-
table gardens on the outskirts OF the city.
They are waiting until the foreign
white devils" relinquish their close watch
Of Chinatown, when they will commence
operations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
M'KINLEY'S SUNDAY.
Tie Didn't 60 10 Church-No Political
Talk Either.

Canton. Ohio. Jan. President elect
Mckinley passed rcstful day lie devil
atcd from his usual custom and did not
go to church this morning. About noon he
went To his mothers home for dinner
and remained there nearly all the after
noon. This evening u few friends dropped
In at his home and the time was occupied
In pleasant talk carrying with II none OF
the worry OF political topics with which
his time IL 80 thoroughly occupied on
week DAYS. There were - few callers adj
mittod but there was little done In the
way OF politics The politicians have come
to understand pretty generally that Ma
jor Mckinley N avcrsc to Sunday confer
ences and few come on that day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01

san Francisco. Jan. 5t-Tbc dead body
OF Francis Wolf. who vas suspected OF
the murder OF HE mistress. Mr.. sprinE-
mix last night. WAS found to-day In d
room on Howard street lie had shot
himself. II is suppossd that Wolf after
shooting the woman itsi night. fed from
the scene. hUt dCspairing of escape had
killed himself. Mr.. sprinznik. a washer
woman. WIS Killed while az work IN her
sguallid quarters shc had rcssntly de-
serted hsr husband and consorted win
Wolf. supporting hlm With her small
earnings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01

Copyright 1895 by Associated Press
Nagpore. Jan. n.-Th. special CORE
apondent Of the associated press who is
now visiting this city finds the town,
which i the seat OF many government
Offices aud the center OF important man.
ufdctories Of cotton silk. woocn= and
cutlery. having population OF normally
more than loo.9o has been invaded By On
extensive migration from the outlying
districts where scarcity OF winter rains
were the rule. Government activity In
connection with the irrigation work and
other public enterprises taken for the re-
lief OF the unfortunate have ayerted an
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
TnyIor .. snre Go swing.

Kansas city. Jan. 3i.-By the capture OF
George Taylor at IIanford. cal. the last
chapter In one of tho most atrocious MUIR
ders In Mlssourfs history has been begun.
Reduisiti0n papers will be- gotten out i'm
medlately for the return here OF the noted
murderer and death on the scafold which
awaits Taylor will doubtless rapidly bring
to a close the Mccks family horror.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
LARGE CONGREGATION.
James Hcarnc Lectures on "Thc Theater
MS II Is"

Kansas city. Mo. Jan. 5l.-Bcfore the
richest congregation In this part of the
country this evening James A. lIearne.
actor and playwright, delivered n lecture
on "The Theater as II Is" The lecture
was one OF n series of popular discussions
which have been running at the First
Congregational church, of which DR.
Henry Hopkins. l.. l.. u. D.. relative Of
the founder OF the Johns Hopkins univer-
sty Is pastor The greatest interest had
been aroused by the announcement OF the
lecture and the audience that greeted
Mr.. Hearne was probably the largest In
numbers that ever gathered at a church
edIfice in this city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
Ihe AllInnrr n. AlInnt.

Washington. Jan. sl.-Word has reached
Secretary Herbert that tn United States
vessel Alliance. used AZ u school ship and
for naval apprentices. which went ashore
last Fight 1T cape Henry Nlrsinia. sue
cccdcd On getting of ami -h" has arrived
az Newport News. Commander Brown
says the vessel Is unInJureI.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
IN PRIME CONDITION.
Corbeit Is Ready to Fight Any Old Man
In the World.

Kansas city, Jan. al. T. Corbctt says
he Is In line physical condition and ready
10 step into the ring ~ any time ana hght
any man In the world for the champion
ship. corbctt says he will go to san frnn-
cisco for short stay after next week and
will then go into light training In Ne
yulI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01

loading rifles of 35-calibre; Il fve-inch
breech-loading rifles OF the raDid-nre
type; Il six-pounder rapidfire guns:
four one-pounder rapid-fire guns and
-four machine guns.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
Awaiting stuart. Arrival.

Carson. New. Jan 51.-Both Dun stuart
and ". H. Whcriock are eNpected to ar
rive here IN fcw days aud untl that
time nothing more j. expected to develop
IN the matter OF the big fight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-02-01
Stock
Taking
Sale ....
Big BARGAINS
THIS WEEK

We take stock in February. To make
the process easy we will offer for this
week big reductions
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-03-15
Lost Appetite.
COULD NOT EAT THE MOST TEMPTING DISHES.
Many Days Without any Food al AIl-0an Eat Four
Square Meals Day Ssw-The Cause
of the Chance.
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This statement is substantiated by the expe-
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with whom these pills have become house
hold medicine. Among the many who can
offer testimony to this particular property of
Dr. Williams Pink Pills is George Marshall
Jr., who lives at No. 10 Norwich Street
Cleveland, Ohio. Mr.. Marshall is a news
agent on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad, and his territory extends
from Cleveland to Toledo. Like thousands
of others who owe their health and vigor to
DR.. Williams Pink Pills, Mr.. Marshall
never hesitateS to sing their praises. In his
case II was necessary to use only a few boxes
of the pills to restore him 70 the full posses
sion of bodily health. His digestive organs
had become almost useless through a long
and serious illness, but in a surprisingly
brief period through the agency of this
wonderful medicine, they We're capable of
again performing their functions in q regu-
lar and perfectly satisfactory manner. In
narrating his experience with them Mr.. Mar
shall said:
Last spring | was taken sick with infam-
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was affected. To relieve the suffering it
was necessary to paint me with iodine.
After three months treatment | became con-
valescent, but the attack had Slapped my
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This weakness permeated my entire system,
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