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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
FAII1rRN I,I-pNITI-nr

Louisville. Ky, Feb. 3.-The s. +
Moore Company. dealers in furniture. as
signed this afternoon Liabilities sd. OOG
assets estimated ut $50. 000
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
a NEW PRESIDENT

Philadelphia, PA, Feb. 3.-rhe direc-
tors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany this morning elected Frank Thomp-
son president of the company to succeed
Geo. b. Roberts, deceased
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
SIS AND SO
IN YOUR POCKET.

WE RE STILL MAKING SUITS
AT s. AND So LESS THAN
REGULAR rEICE-A SAVING or
JUST SO MuCII TO YoC !FlN
NEED OF one.
Gll.KESON & TAYLOR.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
OWE SEVEN MONTHS WAGES.

Lebanon, ind, Feb. 3.-The entire
force OF the Chicago and Southeast rail
road shop struck Yesterday for seven
months back pay. Asa result the en-
tire road is tied up
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
TO LET WOMEN VOTE.

London, Feb. BIN the house of com
mons today Fernand Begg, member for
the st. RolloX division of Glasgow. moved
the second reading of the bill to confer
the parliamentary franchise upon women.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
PENSION FOR BRIDGE BURNERS

Washington. Feb. :I.-The House COM
mittee on invalid pensions to-day reported
the bill pensionng ut SIP per month the
surviving members OF the organization
known during the late war as the EAST
Tennessee Bridge Burners This was ii
secret military company for the purpose
of burning bridges to aid General Thomas
in occupying certain portions of Tennes-
see. Their undertaking was perilous, for
If captured they were not treated as pris-
oners OF war, but were summarily eXecu-
ted. On this account the pension of Sl3
per month is recommended, regardless of
length of service.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
DO YOU WANT COAL>
DO YOU WANT WOOD.
DO YOU WANT COKE,

w. K. Andrews &, Co will furnish Won
either or all. Call at their office, 2l9 Sa.
lem avenue, or phone No. 80.
Then listen for the helled teams.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
VIRCINIA'S
ELECTION LAW
Was the Subject of a Spirited De-
bate in the House.

THE WALTON LAW RECEIVED A
ROASTING IN CONGRESS YES
TERDAY-A MICHIGAN MEMBER
USES SOME PLAIN LANGUAGE
THE DEBATE AROSE IN TIE
CONTEST AGAINST SWANSON
HE WAS SEATED.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04

y guaranteed Hot Water Bottle-al
siHrs-at MasSie's
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
THEY ARE HERE.
a CARD.

All persons who have not paid their
city taxes for the year 1896 are hereby
warned TO come forward and settle, as
/ shall proceed to collect same according
TO law without further notice.
J. p. COON, Collector
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
500 PEOPLE OUT OF WORK

Woonsocket, II T.. Feb. 3.-The United
States rubber company's factory at Mill.
Vile, Mass, will se''Saturday night for
an indefinite period, ewing, it is stated,
to overpi oduction of rubber boots.
Eight hundred people have been employed
there on short time for the past lew
months, following almost II years idle
ness.
lave yol tried our. Brush Mountain
Coal, 1t is the best in town. Farmers
Supply Company
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04

y guaranteed Tooth Brush for - cents
at Massies
Prescriptions filled with ACCURACY and
dispatch ut MaSsc's.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04
BE with those who laugh mt the Y. .
Z. y. Hall to night.
ESQ APED UNINJURED.

The Miners in the Blazing Tamarack
Mine Come to the Surface.
Houghton, Mich, Feb. 3.-The fire in
No. } shaft of the Tamarack mine was
cNtinguished ut noon. The four impris-
oned miners was all mt the surface by
o'clock, uninjured. They had tapped the
air pipe and escaped sufrocation by the
liberal Use of compressed air
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04

1t is important that your horse and
COW be fell we'll this cold weather. The
place to buy your feed is Farmers Supply
Company They keep Hay, Shucks,
Straw, Oats, Corn, and all kinds of chops,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-04

y hig audience will be ut the Y. NJ. G.
y. Hall tonight
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
IN FULL BLAST.
Paiias A,hrn. aud H~r R~tiane Open the
Carnival Festivities.

Kansas city. Oct. carnival week
is ON IN full blast, The festivities
were begun officially tonight when
Pallas Athene. followed by her retinue.
made her triumphant march into the
city. Forty-five thousand visitors bade
her welcome. II was one of the great
est crowds ever drawn together here
and probably the most brilliant,
The grand parade. marking the en-
try OF Pallas and her priests. was COM
y, sed of 20 gorgeous floats and n
string bands, The floats represented
characters from the fairy tales of
Hans Christian Anderson and
others on fairies and princes.
elves. hohyoblins and all the
choice spirits that inhabited the
Imagination of the Danish writer APP
pearing i'm profusicn. These were the
creation ~ some of the best artistic
and mechanical skill In the country
and proved more beautiful than any
Yet shown.
The streets through which the pa
rade passed were fairly ablaze with
electric lights and the fronts of many
buildings were literally covered with
bunting. colurcd cmblems and flags
Visitors are still arriving In great
numbers by every train and the crowd
will undoubtedly surpass in numbers
any in Kansas Guys history.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
THE CODY BROTHERS. WANTED IN
NORTH CAROLINA, RELEASED.
Their Arrest Caused by n Cousin who
Wanted the Observation-Disclosures Citi-
Esns Drive Him Prom Ned Lodge.

Specia Dispatch TO the Standard.
Livingston. Oct. 5.-The Cody broth
ers were released to-day ON a writ Of
habeas corpus. The writ was applied
for before Judge Herman by their at
torney. George Bailey. and the men
were brought here from Red Lodge by
Sheriff Dunn. The ground for the
granting Of the writ was the insult
cient return made by the sheriff. They
We're arrested without any warrant
being sworn out for them In this state.
and hence could not be held.
The Codys Immediately upon their
release struck out afoot for the mount
aims 10 escape an officer reported to be
on the way from North Carolina with
requistions for them. They asserted
their innocence of the crime of bur-
glary for which they were convicted
in North Carolina and sentenced to be
hanged. Their arrest was caused by
their betrayal by cousin. T. J. Cand-
Ter. who was willing to see them go
to the gallows i'm order that he might
otain the 500 reward offered for their
capture. After their arrest he stated
that he knew they were innocent and
for $50 would produce the evidence Ia
clear them. The citizens Of Red Lodge
were much aroused over his conduct
and he Was warned to make himself
scarce. His departure was accelerated
by a notice he received from delega-
tion Of women who asserted that IL the
men did not hang him they would
dangle him at the end Of rope thom-
selves
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OBJECTS TO COMING BACK
vENo, THE HEALER. FEARS FACING
THE COURTS IN BUTTE.
Tried 10 secure His Release On = wro
of Mai,~ss Corpus. bat shs A.
tenpt Was unssceessfui.

Special Dispatch Ia the Standard.
Pocatcllo. oct. Chief u Police Els
Lis last night arrested -. ~. Dickinson,
better known as Or. veno." who 10
wanted In Butte upon half a dozen
charges Of obtaining money ON false
pretenses, lie IL the man who claims
Ia have been robbed of $4,000 by his
wife a short time ago. the woman hav-
Ing been arrested at Ogden sunday
morning under the meme ~ Rena Bry-
AN. She had most OF the moaey on her
y. rsnn. hut claimed she had right
Ia II.
She was detained there under guard
pending the action ~ the Butte ,fii-
GERS AZ soon as Dickinson heard that
his wife had been caught he exhibited
The utmost anxiety "a have her brought
here to face him. alleging that she mad
taken the money aud fled With the iri-
tention ~ joining another man. lie.
however. very frankly stated that ne
would rather lose anything but his life
than rturn 10 Butte. He seems To
have plenty Of money. HIS wife told
chief Ellis that nv carried S3.uo0 sswsd
up in the right Log of his pants.
Last night he hired "A guard. who
says that b. put i'm very restls =
night. walking the fioor until niorning.
This morning Dickinson secured cuua-
sci. who made "A demand upc the sh.'r-
IN for his release. In respcase to this
demand upon the sheriff Tor hts release.
sheriff O'Mall,y ordered Dickinson
lock'd up in Jail and declared that hs
would stay there until the Montana sf-
fiocrs came la get him. Dickinson at
turnry. Colonel Ferguson. at once went
before Judge tiohson and sNor,s ~ a
Warrant charging sheriff O'Mtiley
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
eNcLAND's REPLY.
sh. May Cop'.ds Eeopsning OF the india
Mints To silver.

New York. Dct. IA special cable
gram from London u the Evening
Post says There Is Increasing inter
est In the ciiy and some concern a. to
the probable nature uf Sir Michael
Hicks Beach's coming reply tv the
United StaIns bimetalli,. commission
as to the use ~ silver. Some persons
60 so far as tn assert that subject Ia
certain conditions, three points may be
conceded. namely. reopening uf tho
Indian minis. the holding ~ one-nfth
silver IN the bank Of England reserve.
and raising of legal tend r silver from
two pounds tC ave pounds. Such as
sertlons mas hr premature. and even
Incorrect. bur hey came from too good
quarter 10 b" wholly ignored
bar gold wis bought IN small
amounts IN lhe chief market b.r, to-
day and tho general belief is thHt u Is
destined Iur An"rica. The demand fIr
gald G,r the purpose threatened the
Withdrawal ni eagles nom thr hank
OF England at one time to-day There
were email purchases Of gold I'm the
open mark,J today FOR New York
This ls Not generally known Every
one Saws inr j mand Is for the conii-
nent. As mat'er Of fact Gtrmaay l-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
CAeiNET MEETING
>pain'- New Cabinet Di-ou-sesi-A Gov.
rrnment Powder Factory.


Washington. oct THE cabinet az
It's meeting to-day took no actinn St
Importance. The Spanish Cuban situh-
lion was discussed In a desultnry way
~ connection with cablegram re-
csiVpd frum Minister Woodford an
nunnring The formation ~ the new sa-
gasta cabinsi. The cabl.gram. how
ever. contained nn new Information and
a. discuSsian vas largely In the ma
urc of comment and an exchange ot
views as e. the sftCct II the change of
government iu Spain on the Cuban stt-
uatinn
Some - the iirnn was devoted To sug-
gestions as tu polirlcs to he advocated
In thn annual reports II the ssveral
cabinet nillc,rs Among them vas
suggestion made hy Scrr-tary Long
relative to tho adyisalil,ty "f recom-
ncndlng tht establishment ~ gov
crnmrnt cartridge and powder factory.
Powder aud cartridges for the use "a
tho navy az prescnt are supplied 10 me
government by private firms. In the
navy department estimates this year
the appropriation Tor poWder and cart
ridges H. tu he Increased. This. S~cre-
tary Iung explains. is due to a change
iu IA. character ~ powder and the net
thar the regular appropriation hercte-
fore made - considered too small. Tns
tnion Pacific matter did not come up
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
WAS HOTLY CONTESTED
Every State Represented at Lex
ington Races Opening.
EIGHT IN THE FUTURITY
China Silk, the Montana Mare. Won the
First Heat-Preston Made the
Fastest Time Ever Trotted
in the state.

Lexington, KY, Oct. 1.-The 25th an
nual meeting Of the Kentucky Horse
Breeders association began to-day.
The crowd was large. every state be-
ing represented by leading breeders
aud track managers. The trac~ Was
good. without being especially fast. The
$1,000 Kentucky Futurity FOR the j.
year-olds was hotly cont ested in every
heat except the last.
The eight young trotters Wee called
for the Futurity at $50 O'Clock. They
were sent OF ON the first score and
Kinney took China silk to the front
at once. closely pressed by Miss Della
Fox. He kept the lead all the way
and won easily In 2:l9. with Miss Della
Fox second and Preston third. In the
next heat China SILK again took The
lead and kept II into the stretch. where
Preston came with "a rush and. tro,iing
the last quarter in 81. won handily in
2:l3L. the fastest heat ever trotted in
this state.
In the third heat the Montana mare
went To the front as usual. IN the
turn Hickok took Thorne up Ia second
place. thereby putting Preston In a
pocket from which he was unable 10
get out until the far turn was reached.
He came fast through the stretch and
won In a hard drive from Thorne " ith
China Silk third.
The fourth heat was facer for the
talent, as Thorne Non by a head i'm
2:i&is. with Phillips third. In the fifth
heat Fuller started TO lay Preston up.
but changed his mind and drove his
colt the last quarter in 3oiz seconds. but
MAS beaten by Thorne. Only the three
heat winners started in the sixth and
Thorne Won handily. China SILK was
favorite Till after the first heat As
Preston had Won two heats he became
the first choice. The betting shifted
after Thorne had won the fourth heat.
The winner is a hay hliy by Wilkes
Boy. dam kincora. by Mambrino
Patchen. and was bred by +. &. Anglin
of Lexington. Ky. who received $500
as the nominator of the dam.
Summaries: Kentucky Futurily
value $1,000. for 3-year- -olds-Thorne
b. f.. by Wilkes Boy. dam Eincora
tHickok). won fourth. fifth and sixth
heats: time. s:A. s:l5i.. 2:Isis. Preston
Won second And third heats: time
s:l3i.. 2:1sis. China silk won first heat
In 2:is. PHILIPPE, Timbrel Rect. Miss
Della Fox and Silver Lock also started
The Tennessee. 2:os class. pacing
A.0oo-Bumps won in straight heats;
time, 2:0sia. 2:o7. 2:o6ia. Ananias Sec
ond. Planet third.
| The 2:15 class, trotting. purse 81. 600
| Little Eddar won i'm straight heats
time, 2:i2is. 2;lii.. 2:l3,s; Woodford
second, Guy third.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
A NOUCk VOYAGE.


New York. Oct. 5.-Thc Norwegian
fruit steamer Belyernon arrived this
morning from Port Morant. Jamaica,
after a tempesiuous voyage lasting six
and half days. The Bclvcrnon.
which is "A new steamer. commanded
by Captain Hansen. sailed from Por,
Morani Sept. - at s y. m. with a full
cargo consisting u fruit. Sept. 80. 40
miles north Of san Salvador. the ship
ran into a strong northeast gale last
ing "a hours. On Oct :, about 100
miles southwest of Cape Hatteras. the
weather became thick. with heavy
lightning to the northwRrd. Ther. be-
ing every indication of an approaching
hurricane. the steamer WAS made snug
as possible.
Al 80. m. the storm burst with tre-
mendous fury from the northwest.
The wind came fierce with showers Of
rain and hail The wind blew with
terrific fore throughout the night. ON
the 3d. abreast ~ Cape Hattcras. the
storm Was AZ it's hcight The ship re-
fused Ia answer her helm and drifted
before the gale. owing tV thu force "f
the wind and SEA. II was impossible
for any of the crew ~ get on deck.
Finally at noon the storm lullcd gnd
gradually settled into a hard gale With
a heavy sea. which lasted until I y, m.
Yesterday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
Will Not BE Tolerated.

Cincinnati. Oct. 5.-SecretaTy Hopper of
the American turf congress to-day. in
reply Ia kilograms from horsemen at
Windsor. stating that purses were about
TO be cut down by the Windsor assocIa-
tion from 500 to s22s. wired back that
President g. g. Mafiitt. president of the
turf congress. had decided that this was
against In. rule recently passed by that
organization. and if the Windsor track
attempted to do such u thing II would
become outlawed. The idea was to hang
M 500 purses, hut To deduct sI5 for sta
bic room. before paying the purse. This
was considered direct evasion Of the
rule. and will not be tolerated by the Turf
assoc iltiou
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
Rsquisitiou Papers Issaed.
Special Dispst tch 10 the Standard.

Helena, Oct 5.-Sheriff =. II. Reagan
of Silver Bow county to-day applied
for "A requisition for DIR. u. n. Dickin-
son. otherwise known as Neno. the fake
specialist. who Was captured In Poca-
tollo. Governor Smith issued the re-
QUESTION and Sheriff Reagan will pro-
ceed To Boise for a warrant from the
governor of Idaho. The governor has
also issued a reduisiilon for Peter Mar
c.lli, who II wanted In Missoula county
for grand larceny. Marcelli was re-
rently caught In 81. Paul and ID. T..
Curran. an officer from Missoula. has
lcfI for him
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06

the principal buyer to-day. hut New
York was a buyer also. ! cannot dts
cover any actual enga g-mcnts from
Paris for New York. but there may b.
some.
Opinions here differ widely as la
whether eagles Will go To- New York
from the Bank Of England, but unless
the stock markets take an extraordin-
AIRY turn the best opinions look for
shipments soon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
Rsforass Cor suba.

Madrid, Oct. 5.-Senor Moncl, the
minister for the colonies. II is SENT
officially announced. has decided to APP
ply as soon as possible all the meas
ur,s which are comprised In the pro-
gramme " the liberals. regarding the
Antilles. including all that Is necessary
for the Application of autonomy for
Cuba. In the form permitted by the new
measures.
II Is reported her, that United Staics
Minister General Moodford left AZ the
foreign Office yesterday AN official note
from Secretary Sherman. Premier Sa-
gasta. In an interview. II quoted as say
ing that most important questions are
before the cabinet ministers. who have
"A thorough knowledge Of the financial
condition of spain and of the war sit
uation In Cuba and In the Philippine
islands. The government. Senor Sa-
gasta stated. viii carry out It's politi-
cal and military programme with iirm-
pess and sagacity. When the premier
was questioned regarding the future of
Captain General Weyler he shid he
supposed W.yler would resign. adding,
II he did not do 50 he would be re-
called.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
NEW SPANISH CABINET
Sagasta. Gullon and Morel Are
the Heavy Weights.
ALL HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE
Morel Will Take a Leading Part In the
Coming Cuban Negotiations.
Their Names Connected With
Events OF the Last War

Washinrtnn pct s-Th. ,amposi-
ito, a, IN. n.,, sn.,ish cahin., a. an.
,,n,..', =, ,.,.,..,.,'..-.,.,. ..,st,. A., "a
~ "
au"" az" a'''''''"'' WV
Is feit that the three powers oi the
new regime. So far as concerns Cuban
affairs. are Sagasta. Gullon and Morrl.
three names often noted in state de-
n.rtm.nt re.o,.as in ,o,rac,,,n v.i,h
',r,,-,.,,. ,..,,,,,.,,,,as ,a,,,,.,,,,,., 49,,
''"'''' nuns ~"
u'penoeno'' a","h"nF "ha "tn'r
movements at ihe tllne "i the last
long Cuban war
Sagasta was minister OF state at the
time Secretary of STATE Hamilton Fish
sent 10 the United States minister al
Madrid. Caleb Gushing, the insiruc-
tions which have since become famous
as LAYING down the policy of the Unit
ed States. aud the name Of Gullon ap-
pears signed to one of the spanish an
swers to Minister Cushing. Mr.. Gul-
Ions apparent Office being that of an
assistant minister of state. As min
lister of the colonies II Is believed Scn0r
Morel will take leading part in the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
THREE INDICTMENTS.
kieckhof~r Charged with Eusbessiiag
Federal t;oyernmcnt Gaasis.

Washington. Oct. 5.-Thc grand jury
of the district has returned three in
dictments against Francis ]. kieck-
hofer. late disbursing officer Of the
state department. charging him with
the embexzlement of over sss.ooo of
government funds in July and October
1885. and with approprlating Ia his
own use $4,000 worth of government
bonds. kieckhofer was arrested In
May. isst. and Indicted. his embezzie-
monis being stated at s3,. .4se In the in
dictmeni After AN investigation OF
f,s accounts he was discharged from
office and II was announced that there
was an apparent shortage ~ more
than slob.ooo In his accounts. His trial
was tn have taken place last spring
but was postponed owing 10 prior
eases ON the docket. kieckhofer de-
niles that h" has been guilty ~ crimi-
nal conduct. and asserts that the al
legged shortage is due 10 careless book
keeping.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06

ottumwa Iowa, Oct 5.-Sev.n thousand
people from this part Of the state saw
Star Pointer and Joe Patchen go against
their own records nj Williams mile track
to-day. Stur Pointer turned the Trick In
2;0lia against a strong head wind blowing
M the stretch. Owner Murphy says
that considering the conditions this is
the fastest mile ever made by Pointer.
Patchen started out well. making the
half In minute flat. but the second run
ming horse which picked them up at IN"
threo-quart.rs pole became unruly and
scared pntchen. who finished the mil" IN
2'oL Time hy quarters for each horse:
ponter--;'pi.: l;Ooi.. i:3uisi 2:ol',.
patchsn-:il; l0l. J l.;N'e. s.ni
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
q. ,llrn s.rpire 49,.

Sp,cial Dispatch lu th" standard
Irl'ua. prt. g. Judg, Knowles y,strr-
dMy in The United Statrs court appointed
"K-Judr' H'nry y BLAKE master IN
chancrIS to sell tho Golden scrptrr prop
.rty at Quigl,l On m" foreclosure ptu-
tcriings commenced some timr agn. IN
the event that ma one bids enough 4"
al-rhnfgr th' liabilities of the rompans
thlt hHyt standing iu cnurt. the terms
of tho sulr arr rurh that rX-Msyor krith
~ Mls-oula 49, trustee for the Mai--ti,
Mining COMPANY n authorized tp bid u
ln trd effect a settlement With thr crca-
Uura
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
New Companies Incorporated.

Special Dispatch TO the standard
Helena. Oct. 5.-The following new
companies We're incorporated to-day
Leadboro and Dorsey Townsi,. com
pany of Helena. by Richard \. Harlow
and others. with capital stock of slo.-
600: South Boulder Mining company ol
Whitehall. by II. W. Shearmnn and
others. with a capital stock OF $4,000
and r. J. +. 4 G. Mining company OF
Winston. by J. "a. Crockett and Others
with a capital stock of $4,000
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06

NV York. OF 5-Thr suit OF Rev.
Daui,l e. Potter against John n.
Rockefeller for ssS0. Ooo damages Tor H.
bsl. was dlsmlssrd by Judge GLIDER
sleeve ion the supreme court. Tho suit
has been hard several times. To-day,
~ hon nr Puttcr's lawyers asked f,'i' -
thgrG had breu ton many adjournments.
Juds, Glldt rslseNg intimsted that he
would entertain a motion to dismiss Il
made hy the lawyers for the defense
aud this was done.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06

Special pispitrr ~ the Stnnlail
Wlilrrr idaho OCT. 5-rhv STANDARD
mlpc commenced Gtving SUNDAY night.
with utn,r p5v'- yrpurtrd frequently
ttun, Thr tUun.l i- nlil FROM ~ feet TO
tn unknown d,plh Tho m.ll CLOSED io-
uight ou of ur. SINtt msu Ntf,
discharged ,t ih. mibs. u i~ Nouyd 10 r,-
-uu' work soou hut 10 h. uncertain ls
tp thy ,Atrat ui thr damage,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-06
A. Aqueduct.

New York. Oct. 5.-Aauednct races:
About seven furlongs-Previous won.
Warrenton second. Handpress third
time. ;i5. Mile. sellng-Operus won.
Marshall second. Myrtle Hardness third
time, l:i2is. Six furlongs, sclling-water-
man won. Break Day second. Her own
third time. l:lsls. Five furlongs-Maud
Ellis won. Bardiiia second Ziila third
time. 1:o9is One and one-sixteenth OF a
milr-Ben Ronald won. Yankee Doodle
sccond. Partridge third time, l;issi. one
mile-''leophus won. Draw Lad second.
Swamp Angel third: time. i:i3,g.