davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
FROM the GOLD FIELDS
Steamer Portland Brings Tidings
From the Yukon.
REPORTS OF RICH STRIKES
Not So Very Much Cash Actually in
Sight, but Sea Yarns About
Many Millions That Are
Soon TO Come.

Port Angeles, Wash. Aug is-The
steamer Portland arrived here at
O'Clock tonight Captain kidston. In
command of m steamer. reported "A
pleasant voyage and explained the de-
lay of three days In reaching Port An
eeles, stating that very serious storm
at ST Michaels delayed the discharge
Ut his cargo. lie laughed when told
of the reports that The Portland was
carrying over S2.0oo0oo gold As
matter u fact he said. ih,rc MAS only
about Ss2s00O la gold dust and mug
gets on board of hts vessel Up h the
time he left ~. Michasl's n, had heard
" no newly discovered gold fields.
Among the Portlands passengers
from st. Michaels is Timothy Hell. who
has with him Ssu.Joo In gold. which he
dug from a claim that cusi tle5. Mill
lam Ogilyie. Dominion surveyor. says
the 6o0 claims now stakcd out will Yield
S60. .000. 900. From number OF the
POI itlands crew IL was LEARNED that
Captain kidston had expected the
Mearc one Of the company's boats. To
come down the Yukon with a million
dollars worth Of gold nuggets aud gold
dust. but az she did not arrive i'm time
he decided Ia bring down the tieas-
ure next trip. The United States cut
ter Bear. IL Is said. will go with the
with the Portland on her neat "Trip
from 81. Michsols 10 Seattle. As most
miners viii make their clean up by
that time ID IL expected that the Port
lands cargo will be a very valuable
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
standing of the Clubs.
eLoopY ENCOUNTERS.
Negroes Employed in - Mine Attacked
by Other Negroes.

Birmingham. Ala.. Aug. @.-Two bloody
encounters have occurred NJ Martins ore
mine, near Woodstock. liibb county. since
yesterday morning. and further bloodshed
IL expected unless The officers who are
hurrying To the scene arrive In time Ia
prevent II.
II seems that the farmers IN the COM
munity near the mine have found them
selves short of negro labor To aid them In
gathering their crops since the mine
started up. and they haN. b"cn anxious
to hav. Il closed. A fow days ago a white
mine boss was discharged. lie claimed
that he had not been paid and tn farm
ers joined with him In AN effort 10 shut
down the mine. Some of the negro miners
w"rc induced To quit work and yesterday
they went 10 the mine aud "ndeaNorcd In
persuade the other ncerocs Ia do Ike
wise. The latter refused when "a battle
with guns and knives resulted between
the two negro factions. About ~ shots
were fired. William Page. the l"ahor uf
the party who opposed a suspension ot
work. was killed outright. Ephraim Davis
and John Alexander two of tho strikers
were fatally wounded and have sinre
died To-day party nf whites and ne
grues. armed with shotguns and clubs
made another effort Ia clos. IN" minc and
"A second battle occurred. Thc light lasted
for half AN hour. the attacking party. lid
hy white men. being finally driven IN
Six men are said io have been wounded
in th. encounter Two were whites aud
four ncgru.S uud u il reported that two
of the latter may die. The ncTro"s who
desire TO work ~ M" miur are stlll ln poe
session and another stack upon them Is
sNpprfp1.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

Instructions issued Concsrninw Transient
Letter. to Tra,el,sg Men aud Others.

Washington. Aug. >-Ftrst Assistant
Postmaster GENERAL Holt has issued spe-
cinl INSTRUCTIONS to pnstmasters through
nui m" country providing for the "Spc-
diiion 81 transient mail In cities. the In
structions being intended especially to
hcncnt commercial travellers aud theatre
al companics For som, time the itlcn-
tlon of she p"stofiicc department has hron
directed to this class ot postal matter and
thr delays tp which IL - subjected. that
proved a -nurre OF trouble TO the depart
m.nt Much "f lhs mail that reaches the
dead letter office could have been savcd
CONSIDERABLE" travel by prompt attention
- the originating Office. Following are
thr Instructions.
FustmastTrs are Instructed to make spe-
,Ill onort To- deliver mail addressed To
Irausicuts. observing particularly para
grph- ! sud :. section ~. of the posl n
itNs ard regulations. lAtt.rs endorsed
"transl,nt should not be drll,r rrvd 10 "a
trsid'ut patron ~ the office although he
EaN' sJmf name and initials as thr ad-
are-~'d. Letters addressed 10 travelling
men and q" members 81 thrttr,cal coln-
tl1ras 90 show troups which are known
t1 has" 10 parted for a particular pl.r'.
should %" immediately Forwarded t0 su,'h
p.a,v bN thc postmaster. rndor-cs "ad-
dr-s oprrrCt,d by postmaster at"
although M order to forward hs on die.
Letter su addressed. arriving al an Office
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
ARE BENT ON LYNCHING
CITIZENS OF A MISSOURI TOWN ARu
OUT FOR BLOOD.
Three y.usg Bsut<s Ahdsrt . farner's
Daaglst~r-was Kept Tor Days
Iasler lork and key.

kirksville. Mo. Aug. S.-rhls city was
filled to oyerfiowing to-day by farmets
bent on lynchlng thre. prominent Young
men charged with abducting and repsat-
.jiy assaulting Miss Maud Wood. the ls-
y.ar-old daughter of "A weli-to-do "a rmer.
They are charged with kesping the Eirl
under lock and key In an apartment over
a drug storr for several days. They were
arrested several days ago and taken To
Lancaster for safety,
To-day was set for their trial and they
were got into jall by the sheriff eluding
a mob of .Ss waiting at the depot. When
the great crowd discovered that they
were ouiwitted the father of the girl In
nrry sp.s'uh announced that she WAS too
iIl tn attend the trial. and. srixing "A rope.
l.d the mob to the isil TO lynch the az
cussd. Mayer pockrrN. la attempting to
dissua,e the mob was knocked down and
trampI..,l under foot. His injuries are ss-
rious When the girls father attempted
tn forc, entrance TO the Jail he was
seized by Dick Rouse. wiz Was thereupon
stabbed by member of the mob named
Al Mitchell A general riot WAS averteS
by Circuit Judge Andrew Ellison In Q
speech
N WAS not safe 10 take the prisoners
back on IN. evening train. and a hanging
bee may occur late Tonight. The prison-
ers al. Dick Jameson. Tom Ward and
charles Tinley.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
LIMERICK A WINNER, TOO
A 2-Year-Old Son of Prodigal
Astonishes the Fasteners.
ELSIE S. RAN INTO HIM
Notwithstanding the Collision Driver
Kenney Lands Him in Good Shape
and Shows What Montana
Breeding Can Do.

Goshen, y. Y. Aug. 2s.-One night
last winter while Marcus DAILY was be-
ing entertained at a New York club.
the conversation turned Ia trotting
horses. and Mr.. DAILY yentured the as
sertion that he had some 2-year
and 3-year-0ld stock by Prodigal with
which h. was willing To meet anything
i'm the country. The result Of the dis
cussion led to two match races, for =
and 3-year-olds respectively. Mr.. DAILY,
j. Malcolm Forbes and T.. II. Harrison
each putting up their checks for s2.soo
ON each race. making the total purse
for each race $500.
The 3-year-old race was trotted
Thursday. and Mr.. Dalys China SILK
won in three straight heats. on a half
mile track, making the astonishing
time OF 2:11.
Orange circuit races and the chief in
terest centered In the finely contested
2-year-old match. Mr.. Forbes ally,
Nowaday, by Lookaway. was the ia
vorite. selling at 500. Mr.. Daly's Linn
erick sold at $50. MIR. Harriman's Elsie
=. was not I'm good condition. and Mr..
Hartman announced TO his friends
that money placed on her would prob
ably he wasted. Accordingly there was
no betting ON Elsie. Both Elsie and
Nova day acted badly In the first and
third heats. and Limerick suffered from
a collision with Elsie. Nevertheless.
Driver Kenny landed Limerick the
winner In good shape. taking the first
third and fourth heats. After the race
the gold watch presented by Mrs. Jes-
sic Louise chickering Of Vermont for
the best driving al the Orange circuit,
was awarded to Mr.. kenney.
Starter McElroy announced that
Messrs. Hartman and Daily had
agreed 10 give 2-year-old and 3-year-
old races on the Goshen track next
year. open to all. II Is understood that
i'm addition TO the purses. Mr.. Daily won
large sums Of money on both races.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
SevgRg HURRICANE
sweeps over the Mexican Coast Three
Lives Lost srcat Damage Done.

Denver. Aug. "a special Ia the
News from Nogales. Ariz.. sass; Advic,s
from Gua,amas state that a severe hurri-
cane visited thu Gulf of California and
Lower Mexican coast on the I'D inst. and
that information of the damag. dom II
beginning to arriv" M that port. Three
lives an. reported lost and great damage
- CROPS. The steamer carmen ~ sup
passed to have lcft Agiabampo FOR the
south Just M the hurricane WIS coming
and fears for her SAFETY arr entertained.
The storm has prostra,ed IN. wires all
along the coast and no particulars can bc
gathered Tho schooncrs Saivatierra.
Rambler and Penelope. which sailed from
Guaymas ON the i,th were caught In "A
hurricane pnd on the esth IN. salvaiierra
and Penelope returned TO Guayamas In
distress Nothing haa been seen or heard
of the Rambler and IL IL feared that she
IL lost,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Mbi,..np. in Iu,lisnn.

bloomington Ind. Aug S-N"ar Far
tax a band oi Mhit" Caps visited IN"
home of Milton Southrrs and not only
gave him q seycrr whipping, but cruelty
whipped his y"ncrBbh mother also Josie
Tr"adwaV " - sist,d that there w'r''
several men iu thr i1riS all masked
The cause was th' alleged attention "f
southors to tho Tr"adNs" woman Who
makes h,r huino at Southofs' iosiJruCr
Near smitbrill' u ls sur II. a m1n -
y,ars uid was taken fum ht. hpri" Fnl
sg,,ri, WHIPPED FRIDAY night. Wih n.
stru,tipus n he did not puit getting d'unk
~ wuuIU b" visited again aud the mkt
time would Ie murr severely handled
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
WILL STOP COLLISIONS.
A system Devised for Teiegraphing Prom
"A Moving Train.

Chicago Aug. %.-,i"org- \. Trott, "a
former Iolograph.r. has devised u system
of tclcgraphing from u moving train
which will shortly bc given "A practical
test by thc PcnnRilvania rad. by his
system Trott claims every train an the
lin" will d" In constant commnnicazHn
with the station ahead. or, II desired.
with the train dispatcher Th" device used
Is IN adaptation "f n third rail of III"
elevated railways. Two insulated metal
H. tracks ar. laid bciw-.n and parallcl
10 the traction rails, On these rails runs
"a trolley mechanism bitrhed under the
tender. Tho contact Of the wheels with
the rails completes the circuit aud im-
sulatcd wires conduct the current into
III" engine cab. and by means of the bell
cord To any part of IN" train where th"
telegraph instrument H. located.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
SNORT SIGHTED POLICY.
tnormou. Tasc. Levied on Amertcan
H"u~-. Bulipg Good. In sermany.

Washington. Aug A.-c"nsui Mona
ghan AT Chemnitx has reported To the
state department that there has been lev
led tax on IN. amount turned over
or sold by nrms each year. The consul
says 1T may Interest the merchants of
our country "a know that all large
American HOUSES that have Offices here
must pay AN enormous tax for the pr:v'-
lsge This seems strange when one thinks
that these houses are not here To sell. but
10 buy AZ seems "A very short-sighted
pallcy on the part OF the authorities.
Marshall Field A. go. and John Y. Far
well A Go. pay quite a large amount. ons
would suppose that their rents covered
taxes enough for whatever conveniencrs
they obtain. Besides their representatives.
whether Americans OF natives. have %
may an incom. tax. I have often won-
d.red whether II would not be wisdom on
our part To put such taxes On hraneh
,;erinnn houS.s in our cities.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
WILL FORGET REVANCHE
Germany Thinks France Will
Give Up Her Revenge.
AN UNPLEASANT SURPRISE
Manouvers of the German Navy Were
Failures = Emperor Wants More
Money for Warships-An An
archlst Plot,


copyushi ~ "y Asso'iAt'u tlvsH
Berlin. Aug, sa-Thc Nish 81 fffrl-
dent FauI" to Russia has been very
calmly commented on in Berlin. though
th.r, IL a distin,t und,rrurrent nf uu-
..as,n..s. ,,.ht., ,.,,1s ,a -no,, ,hat the
-. -. -, -,
"'"sr'I'S y" "'' ,.,.
a'' P'ih"hs on ih' Sd"J" ~. 'i
ION ~ eAprcss"d, however. that th' 'hai
has asain made II plain to France mat
Russia cannot be- dragged into follow
ing IN. pnlicy of revenge. and the con-
,.t.,t,,, h,.,,,.,,,,.s an the tin.. n,ore wide
- .,,'',..,..,,,.,., tr .-,.,,,y
-, ',s..,..,...,
fuait'r ins' rls'Vr WI ,'.i.. lr,i,p .'sI ..'ii
lhe l"'a "i l'N'hs" up"" ,'ei inha"s anp @
W, '.-''ipn's' :" Nlsa.'- ~, .a'i'vi '',"
nhl s'auua'is us,,hle n"le ''"naiS w.
'efihahN p"uni'ess, now Ne'. Nv
WISH w 'h's 'as' u 'a'"'i w Wv
'houhhl-
An ehP'.asah' su' p''sf has "'', -
a''n nS tn. nav" '"rt' 'Fl"h"'n'r W
me ht'u~ Ieltu'k ahn n'h,u '"'is' ~
i've hrNs!h!crS As M'i hH W" W
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Pee. MT Allow ed.

Washington. Aug. ss.-Rs i TruH'wrll
comptroller of tho ir'as sury ,u e decision
rendotod to-day. hold. lhai ih mia dep
uty marshals IN th, di-iri,l- "f t,lifpf-
ma. Washington. rulnrld" Montana,
North Dakota. South u1kats. Nr,aia.
oregon Wyoming and llhh" grr u"t 'l-
titled under the law tu d1ul'' ihr rom-
pensatio FOR tho n-rul y,ar l"". allow d
similar officers 100 olhcr di-r, f-. b'pW-
to- ar" allowed for c1mp"rsl tt"fi - iI'f
cent. 81 ih' frrs collected bg ninrsnglr
but IA ccomni rol''r in tls decision tu-dHN
h"ids HAT Tor thr Nsoai ypur iS" lbr 81
per cent applies "rIy to single ic,s and
not % double i,'s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
sTAaeuck DEFEATED.
Lcsna, ia" Earopean Chsmpion. Gc,s
Away Win Him La Bnston.

Boston. Aug. .S-Lucirn L.sna. the Eu-
ropean -distanc" champion Of ls%.
defeated J. Frank Siarbuck of Philsd.l-
phia by one and a half laps IN n sS-mllc
match race ~ Charles River park this
afternoon. making the distance in 47:5s.
lie Also secured The American paced com
petition records from three Ia - miles.
inclusive. lowering a majority of the rec
or,is created by his old-,im" rival. Jimmy
Michael at Manhattan Beach the pre-
vious week. n WAS fine contest. both
mc,n showing good form ana the pace
makers doing faithful work The fastest
mile WAS the second. which was ridden In
1876 3-5.
The horsclcss wagon race had only two
contestants and the wagon made by
Haynes a Apperson kokomo. Ind, won
two heats IN 1886 and s;s5 e-5. owen Bros.
Cleveland second
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Merid,. Regard Rrsk.n.

Rsadville, Mass, Aug. s.-star Pointer,
the famous pacing horse, broke the
worlds record for one mile To-day on this
track. pacing AN exhibition milc in l;5T,.
The track was IN excellent condition and
Star Pointer made the record with hard
ly an effort. When he started Il WAS not
thought he would do better than 2;us.
When he passed the quarter post I'm ~
seconds Hat, however. there Was Intense
excitement. The half mile WAS turned In
ssa, and the thrce-duarters An La. on the
stretch the horse seemed Ia fairly ny and
crossed the lin. in the Wonderful time OF
l:5ai,. n. was paced by a running horse.
Star Pointer was driven by Mci.Jr,n.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
F.ii trom the Car.

Atlanta. ia. Aug The wife of Hon.
William l.. Scruggs. tate United states
minister To Venezuela. and at present the
legal representative of that country In the
United States died to-day. ON the night
of Aug. 10. Will, Mrs. scruggs. with hss
family. was returning home In a vestibuis
car on the Southern railroad. while pass-
Ing through the tnica mountains she
went to the ladies toilet room. but. open
INK the wrong door. fell out On the
rear platform. and. clinching the brake
beam. held To II with a deathlike grasp.
while she WAS borne more than fiye miles
and then. falling TO the track. SHE roilcc
down the steep cmbankment aud recei'ec
fatal injuries
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
TRUSTED EMPloYE.
Arrinr,"n of ih. Poss"mce department
nn Imba yyl.r.

Washington Aug. &-Thomas NJ. Ar
ringtou of North Carolina. Tor u years
past an employ of III" pOstotlic" depart
m"nt. and uUtl recently Ia charge ~
ihs Washington division of posloiiic" IN
spcrturs. Nas arrested here this afternoon
charged With 'mb.zzling government
moneys Az Investigation Of Arlington
accounts his been IN progress for som.
tim. and " IS said has resulted ~ the
discovery Of -hprtsg" of about sspp.
~" wis nrleA-"d on ss~,i hond \ cum-
pl.ir aVsrhauhng of the postal insp.c-
tion s,st.ui b. expected. The postma st.r
general with 40" fourth assistant and
the chief b. charge npw have the matter
under special consideration
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

At New York-There Was too much time
wasted in kicking this afternoon and TIM
pire Emslle called the game ON account
OF darkness at the end of the eighth In
ming with the score tied. New York. o,
Chicago. q.
Al Wnshington-tiamc was called AT the
end of the first half of the eighth inning
on account OF darkness. Washington. ~;
ST. Louis. II.
Al Baltimorc-1: Cincinnati g.
Al Philadelphia 4. Pittshurg, g.
Al Brooklyn; Louisville. n. Second
game: Brooklyn. 3: Louisville. 6.
Al Boston-li cleveland, ..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

after the departure - the company or
tf"up arr hnrly presumed io have been
S"nt thcr, through obvious mistake OF ths
-"ndcr IN addressing them. and IL would
dvubtlss- meet rhs wishes of both SENDER
AMI nddp'-sas 30 forward them To their
known destination. az contemplated In
section IN Yf the postal laws.
Posimast"rs should always bear In nina
thai their most important duty j. th. de-
uNsTy 0f mail and that whatever discre-
tiou T. conferred upnn them by the regu-
llti"ns of tho department u 90 facilitate
siisb delivery and avoid failures which
result In disappointment 10 the public and
dlscr,d.' to the postal service.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Al llnrlcn.

Threc-uuart.rs of a mil,- i'lorcanna won,
Helen wrcnn second. Tcrramic third;
time. l:ii Fiv.-eighihs "f a milc-Sist,r
Ella won, Alma Mater second. Bamhino
third. time. l:os... Mil. aud a half-Evan-
atus won. Gray Dog serond. Pirate
Prince third. Time. 2:s2a.. Five-eiehths of
"A mil.-Alpafeta won. Presbyterian sec
ond. Forbush third; time. l:oli., Three
quarters of "A milc-Flora Louise won,
Imp second. Time Maker third; time.
l:l2s,. Mile and "a quarter, hurlles-Iro-
verb won. Ashland second. Uncle Jim
third: time. Eel. Three-auarters of a mile
botanic won. Lone Princess second.
Foreseen third. time, l:li.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
PREDICTS DISASTER.


San Fran,-o" Aug, s-Thomas Ma
gee. sr. wuu l- "n route To- the kl,u-
dyke gold n.ii. With q part, nt san
FfaucisColrr writes tn th' associated
rn-ss from l.1kr Bennett. u. e. under
date of Avg o. confirming prNlous r,-
ports of ihr t'rriblc condition pJ M"
White pass trail from Skarua, and r,lat-
ing the oimost insnrfnountlblr difn,pl-
ties to h, rnrornt"r~d hy gold hunters
who prefer ibai route to tho mpi' tor
midahle tAiegot pass tout,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Al shrershcad Isay.

New York. Aug. 2s.--Resulis AZ She"ps-
head Bay: Five furlongs-Gala Day won
Hairpin second. Black Cork third. time
30. Mile and "A furlong-Manassas won,
Soufiie second. 10. Miller third; time.
La, Is. Five furloncs-Alicc Farley won.
Plaudit second. San Ncdi third: time
i:0l. Mile-Belmar won Hastings second.
Rondo third: time. l:il. Six furlongs-iiill
All won. Tripping second. l.cedsvillc
third; time. 1896. Steeplechase, short
course-Royal Scarlet won. Flushing Sec
ond, Decapado third; time. i;.j.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

drews. with Gentry. got chance at
the mark ~ Rigby track AZ Portland.
In October. but on Pointers day, rain
interfered
summary; To beat the worlds I,ac-
ing record. s:o0is-Star Pointer. u, g..
by Brown Hal, dam Sweepstakes Me
Cleary) Won. Time. 30, 59a. l:ea,
1.sgi.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

Cincinnati. Aug. 2s-Rrsults AT Newport;
Seven furlongs- Simple Jack won. Galley
West second. Mitchell third; time. l:2s'a.
Four and a half furlongs-Albert T. Won,
ProproNolo second. cre"dmor" L. third ;
time. Sc. Mile-Iiitle Land won. Kitty ".
second onondaEue third: time, l:il'.. siN
furlongs-Box won. Gid Law second, Sim
W. third: time. i.l2al. Five furlongs-lAl-
liam Bell won clara Van second, Lady
Irene third; time. l:u2.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
~e~ Wariss's ugseorsi. /.

Denver. Aug. A 4. uaehenberger.
brother 81 a. d. Hnchenb.rger. the ''but-
t~rmilk hoy" to-day rode to Evans and
return. LOO miles. unpacsd. IN i've hours
aud ii minutes. establishing a new worlds
bike read record. Ne sttart-d from ths
city AZ t:io a. m. and arrived AT the
startlng point on his return st g:ss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
KILLED D., Mhiteeap..

Anb.,ii. Ala. Aug sA-l.ast night
white 'Jt,- went to th" h0us" "f Frank
Smith .uinr"d aud shot him 10 death
through a crack iu th' h"uso. Tho killins
occurred sIN miles EAST - here. Whit
rupprfs f"crntly whipped q souug u"gr'
s,Ntr,h fur alleged Intimacy with 81 whit'
woman Smith said repeatedly that hr
knew VINO dld thr whlpping hna was GO
Ng tU i.p"r their uLm's 40 the grand
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
r....ln,.llix.nrrr snld.

ssattl. Wash. Aus. >-rhe announce
m.ut il made that George L. Piper has
pnrc hasrd the Post-intcligcuccr of tins
city and viii take posssssion on Sept.
next Mr. l'pge. the present propriet"r
retiring from the management Of the pa
Der altogether.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Fainter and raschen Mniched.

Boston. Aug. 2s.-Star Pointer and
joe Patchen. the PAGERS, were matched
to-day for a mile fsee at Mystic park
on Sept. n for purse OF $1,000. the
winner TO take all,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
Cnmmiiirh Arnn.

san Francisco, Aug. N-Mrs. Kate
Malcolmsou, recently convicted OF nav
INK committed arson In order 10 collect
Insurance upon the lodging house "t
whhh she VAS the prupriettess. was to-
day -,tencrd TO imprisonment AZ san
onentin Tot dive yents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29
0lhe Nlecersl Isreken.

Cleveland. Aug. ss.-The amateur le'-
milo bike rrcord was broken here to-day
by James q. Miller, riding on a quarter
mile track IA . hours. . minutes and !
seconds. Miller also broke the eo-milc r,',-
ord his time being s:W.Is
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

Springfield. ILL., Aag. S-rhe entire
South Side square al Virginia Mills Was
devastated ny nrv to-day, The loss 70
about ssp,co With sS.,p0 insurance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-29

lis Power

only when you apply that knowledge
10 obtain the best results.
our knowledge OF what constitutes
up-to-date Jewelry, coupled with our
facilities for obtaining same. makes II
possible for us TO satisfy Inc most ex-
acting requirepents IN the Jewelry
line.