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SUPPLIES FoR MINERS.
As Much ms Possible will Be sent Up
the Nukon.

Washington, Sept. 20.-Secretary Alger
spent some time to-day i'm conference
with President Weare and Michael
Cudahy OF the Alaska Transportation a.
Trading company at his office In the
war department. They announced their
intention to make every effort tn get
as much of the supplies at ST. Michaei's
up the Yukon az possible. and IL Is ex-
pected that three more steamers can he
run up before the river closes entirely
60 navigation.
So far no steps have been taken 10
ensure the carriage OF supplies after
that event. via the mountain passes.
such as Chilkooi. but II Is likely that
that matter will now enlist the atten-
ton Of the company's officers.
Mr.. Weare reported that the steamer
Humboldt will be ready To sail from
Seattle for 81. Michaefs next Thurs
day, SO Secretary Alger called a con-
sultation of the bureau officers of the
war department to hasten the prepara-
tions for the equipment Of the troops
who are IL go forward la Alaska on
that vessel. Mr.. Weare said that the
transportation company had. for the
accommodation Of this force. suitable
quarters which would serve as a tenn
porary post. and the large supply of
food stores at ~. Michaels would pro
vision them. II was arranged thar
the company's agent at st. Michaels
should accept the vouchers cf Lieutel-
ant Colonel Randall. 80 that troopers
may be paid regularly. The men are
already on their way To Seattle.
Secretary Algcr has been anticipated In
his scheme for supplying transportation
over the Yukon by steam snow sleds. To-
day he received a telegram from r. u.
Hartley. secretary of the klondyk.
Transportation. Express and Commercial
company Of st. Louis. stating that his
company has already contracted for sew
cral of the locomotives and that trains
VIII bc running over the Yukon river iu
December The Instructions given ~
Lieutenant Colonel Randall, who will
comman nd the small posi- to b" established
AT 81. Michacl's. are very simple and d-
rect. Secretary Algcr tells him la make
his way TO that place With dispatch and
establish temporary post for Il IL not
the Intention of the department Ia make
this u permanent post. lie will preserve
nc" and property 10 the best Of his abil-
ity. .ndeayoring 10 do so without ex.r-
cisng force If that is possible. u Is cx-
pcctcd that the little command will ar
rive at 81. Michaels about Oct ,.
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ksigh,. 81 rythias ef Montana Are
riscktag ts mets M.

st8ssssk W WV oat
Special Dispatch - the Standard.
Helena. sept. .o.-Th- grand lodge of
the knights of Pythias will open In
this city Tomorrow morning. large
number of Delegates have already ar
rived and more viii come In on to-nior-
rows trains. Major General carna-
han arrived tonight from Denver. lie
was met ~ Clancy by Grand chanrsl-
lor r. J. Porter Of Miles city and
larg. delegation of prominent members
~ the order IN this state n was ca
pccted that Suprcm. Chancellor Philip
T.. rolgroye ~ Hastings. Mich. would
also reach here tonight. hut he was
called hom. by important business
while Ia Denver.
This n the 18th annual meeting of
the knights Of Pythias of Montana and
viii he better attended than any of
those In the past. Companies Of thu
Uniform Rack from Great Falls and
Bozenan az, expected TO arrive to-mur-
row. There wiz be "a business scsslon
Of the grand lodge IN the morning. In
the afternoon a big procession forms
part Of the programme. II viii be fol-
lowed by a session of the Knights
Rank, at which IN. unNrlttcn secret
work of the order viii be- exempilfled
by Major General Carnahan. A recep-
tion wlli he rendered In the evening al
the Auditorium Ia visiting and local
knights Governor smith. Mayor
steele. Grand Chancellor Porter and
Major General rnrnahnn VIII deliver
addresses. which will be followed by a
ball given under ia. auspices OF the
Black Eagle band of Great Falls, X.
of 4. organization The grand lodge
viii be IN session two days
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ANOTHER WILL coNrEsr.
Possibility ~ Litigation seswees Ess~ss
tor. aud Lsgaiess of stamford Wttt-

san Francisco. sept. .O.-rhere " =
possibility ~ litigation between the ex~
tCut0rs and the legatees of the lat9
senator stanford. Charles r. LeideksSs
= prominent New York attorney. hno
arrived with the Intention of effecttnI
a ssttl.msnt 81 nutntsr nf legnte<D
mentioned In the VIII Among The
Eastern l. gat-rs are Charles stanford.
tr Nora stanford kinnorth. ThomeD
Welton stanford. Winfield Scott Ston-
ford. Agnes stanford. T. welton stan
ford. Most OF these receive $iossse
zach as legaciss.
There arr b,au.Sis of sieo each 20
Mrs 6eorge A.. Lawton. Mrs. Walter
a. Handon. Mrs. Christine NJ. Gum
ming and five others. who constitute all
together what are known as the sara
toga b, nenciaries under the viii. Artrt
the Cunning children as their guardian
and it l. believed. has placed thetr
claim In the hands of the visiting at
tnrney. Mrs. stanford p~titi"ned the
probate court few days ago for .
partial distribution 90 the estate nDo
Judg. Corey has announced that th19
petition viii be- acted upon this morn
ing. u IL said that the Eastern iegn-
tees are not entirely satisfied with prts-
positions made In Mrs. Stanford's pegi-
ton.
Attorney I.eideker il accompanied 10
san Francisco by Charles stanford oe
Albany. y v. who Was bsqueathc4
100000 In the viii. and by william u.
Wells of New York and Charles r.
Byineton of Albany. who viii look
after the interests of their relatives who
are among the beneficiartes.
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UNRAveLlNG A MYSTERY
SCOTLAND YARD TRACING MURDER.
ERS or A GLOBE TRoTTER.
his Bedy Was Pound in the Thames TIE
Had Bse" s'rangi~d-A >a,aiai-
iscd American.

New York. Srpi. ga dispatch TO
the World from London says: Sect
land Yard is now endeavoring ~ trace
The murderer or murderois of Moritz
Wilhelm Won Nelihrim. naturaiizcd
American citizen, ana from lss3 to 1886
the American consul nj Santa Marta.
Colombo. On Aug. 5 the naked body of
"A man SIX feet four inches In height
was found floating In the Thames IN
the vicinity nf the docks. A strong
lanyard rope was wound tightly around
the neck and down the back. tying the
hands. aud then securely fastened ia
the ankles The body, II was declared.
had b~,n In the water u month and the
doctors affirmed thnt death war rauseJ
by stianguiation bcfor" immersion.
Tn" police, content with M" verdict
~ the coroner's jury, consigned the
body To- a pnuper's grave IN ilford ccm-
,tery. About lwo weeks ago Mime. Won
N.lth.im applied to the home secretary
for an order 10 have the body exhum.d.
ns she bolicved II - be that of her hus-
band She said she had los, sight "f
him early in the year and thai soon
afterwards h" had bigamoGsly married
a Grcck lady, Marie Nagroycrdato,
whom he met al u bloomsbury boarding
house The body WAS cxhum.d last
Friday night aud Mmr. Nuu N"lthcim
Immediately idrnliticd II a. that ~ her
husband. Non N,ltheim had had i,.-
rnarkabi. career. Born In the north
of Germany. he began NE In the Ger
man navy and then fought as "A yolun-
t..r for bulgaria as a SerNlan. Subs"-
quontiy h. trsmp,d across the Aus
tfalian continent. He married his first
wife, "a Miss icnrsl"y, at Perth, West
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WAS BRUTALLy MURDERED
AN UNKNOWN NAN KILLED DY
HooDLUhs IN FRISCO.
while Intoxicated Ne A~es~ssd Dee - shs
Gaug-Ths kunAans Jusspsd - oin.
Thsr~ .. No Clue.

San Francisro. Sept. 2o.-An un-
known man about 20 years Of aEe.
weighing at ioas, 20 pounds. was bru-
tally murdered BY a gang OF hoodiumz
on Harrison street between sixth and
seventh. this afternoon. While intoxf-.
Gated the stranger accostei one of tne
gang who wsr, standing on the ccrn~r
and was knocked down by blow in
the facs. while upon his back the ruf-
hans Jumped on him and kicked him
So severely that h. died shortly aft~r
fr,m the injuries they inflicted upon
him.
Although sevefal persons Witnessed
the dastsrlly assault none of them In
tsrfer.d and the unfortunate mans as
sailants escaped before the arrival of
the police who wery summoned to his
ASSISTANCE. Al the receiving hospital
wher~ the stranger Was taken shortly
before he succumbed O. his injuries. "
was found that his skull was fractured
his Jaw broken and his throat lacernte4
by the boots of hts assailants. Ths
police have nO clue AS to the Identify u
the deceased or his murdersrs.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

years ago and took upon itself Peru'e
national debt, in return for control 81
the railways of Peru and the blk EuanV
deposits whlch had not passed into Tho
hands of Chilli In addition. ~, Peru
Wan government undertook Ia ray -
the corporation an annual subsidy %
~ 600. 900 pun from customs receiptes
with the understanding that the cor~
poration should construct certain
mileage of new railways. A this obll-
cation remained unfulfillrd. the gov
crnment stopped the annuity,
The contract betWeen Peru. the cor
porntion and the Peruvian bondhoiders.
known as the Grace contract. specific-
ally released Peru frum her foreign
debts. therefore. when the corporatbon-
owing Ia DECREASED railroad receopfo
and revenue of the gusno depoe<rs
found Itself unable % meet obligaftour.
Peru was free of national debt. though
none ~ the railroads provided for had
been constructed.
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TRIED TO SHOOT HeR.
Miss Ormc Says Miiiionsirs ti"-ion
Lawyer per-ceutes her.

London, Sept. 2o-Some excitement
and considerable comment has been
caused In musical circles by what APP
rclrs Ia bc an attempt iu assassinaie
Miss llda Drms, the well known Song
writer. author of ''LUssnn IN Kissing.
whlch Louis T.. Raudels has recently
made famous In the United States.
Miss Orme was. according Ia the story
told. cntering her residence al I O'clock
saturday murnng last when man
came up a. her and asked tor assist
auee. Miss Otme says she gave him a
shilling and then without word nf
cNplaaaiion. the man drew revolver
and fired ~ her. the bullet iraversing
her right breast. and ssitlng her blouse
on lire. Miss orme's assailani He'd and
has not been arrested. The wound IN
not considered u dangerous one.
when questioned as to the motive of
the seemingly murderous assault. Miss
Orm. attributed II q "A continuance ot
alleged prosecutions Ia which she SAYS
she has been subjected for 10 years past
at the hands Of a millionaire Boston
laNNCr
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tempted 10 eject him and a lively tus-
sle resulted. hut the ousied member 20
the board was forcibly removed from
the chamber by the police. The new
board then proceeded TO take up Ihe
tax levy as n committee of the whole.
and as the chamber was guarded by a
squad of police no further trouble oc-
CURED during the morning session.
The members of the old board at
tempted Ia take possession of the cont
mittee rooms. but We're compelled To
retire discounted.
The old board then adopted a resoln-
tion deposing Mayor Phelan and elect
ing Britt, one of their number. as his
successor. They also demanded that
Chief OF Police Lees put them I'm pos
session Of their old quarters In the i,y
hall and deliver To them all the books
and records OF the board Of supervis-
ors. A committee was appointed 10
call on the chief with this order to-
morrow morning.
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RAilRoAo IN ALASKA.


seattle. Wash. sept. 2e.->cW York
and seattle men have subscribed the
capital necessary To- build a narrow
gauge railway from Skagaay over the
White pass to Lake Bennett. In the
syndicate are sx-rnited States senator
Watson q. Squire ~ this city. senator
John q. Jones of Nr,sia and james
y. McNaught. formerly counsel gem
.ral of the Northern Pacinc railroad.
The preliminary survey Was made by
y. g. Farnham. a mining engineer "f
San Francisco. He returned from ska
quay "A short time ago. went Ia New
York. his report was accepted and the
money subscribed.
The material for construction has al
ready been purchased and as soon as
II arrives here Mr. Fatnham viii go
north with " aud begin work. Right
of-way has been secured from the gov
rrnment and flied with the secretary
of the interior. II lis the intention To
bill passsngcrs and freight through
from SEATTLE to Lake Bennett. River
boats VIII b. built herr and sent tn the
lake by the company for It's travellers.
The Western Office of ths company Will
b. al Seattle. II II expected TO have
the road ready for operation by May |.
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R,eE Foa LvNcHINc.
Believed That Thr~~ wsss~a ueissg - .
Hand sf Cutshroats.

Galena. Kas.. sept. s0.-There have
been no new velopments in the
Stafiis back case for the past four days.
u IL now believed by many thai Cora
Staftieback. Rosa i;syne and the Mo
Comb woman. who claim to have be<n
connected with one OF the most notori-
aus gangs Of cutthroats that ever ex-
istcd in the West. have told their story
only 10 gain notoriety. Yet they stiIl
positively state that time will provp
their statements. Excitement n dying
down. hut N the three bodtrs said TO
have been dumped into the alnndone'd
pit by the murderrrs are found nothing
can prevent lynching.
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YEE GEE EXAMINED.
Cbarg.d win tonspigae, to Bring ,hi.
nam.n Isfo the Cnitsd states.

S"attlc. Sept .p.-Thr continuation of
the examination before United States
Commissioner Ni'f"r to-day uf Iss ,'cc.
the Port Townsend chluaman charged
with rntoriug iuiu - cpuSplfacl q" iilr-
gally bring Cinnamon into the United
stnins. brought oui no sensational 'tl-
dcncr At The rnd of thu afternoon ih'
defense moved Ia discharge III" prspn'f
proper. and did not connect th" prisDurr
with the cfin' alleged in th' reformation.
tn" motion being uvcrrul'd thc doi"ns
declined ~ put in any rNid'r'r aud me
prisoner was bound over ~ au-W'r i"i"rr
tho federal grand jury. boh hf.Us nA'd
AZ 81 ~, which was furnished
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CRANE MAKES A hit.
The success Of :. a Virginia Courtship'I
Already Assured. q

san Francisco, Sept. 20-Eugene W.
Presbrey's new comedy. "A Virginia
Courtship." was presented at the Bald
win theater tonight by W, n. Crane
for the first time On any stage. The
comedy is in three acts. and being set
In the early portion OF the century. pre-
sents opportunities for handsome and
picturesque costuming. which the pro-
ducer was careful TO take advantage
Of II smacks much Of The Rivals.
School for Scandal" and London As
surance." and It's author frankly ad-
mits that in writing he took several OF
the old comedies for his models.
The story Of the play Is one I'm which
love and intrigue are the salient fea-
lures. Judging from the reception ac-
corded to both play and author It's sue
cess Is already assured. Some Of the
scenes were heartily appreciated and
vigorously applauded. Crane was the
hotheaded old aristocrat 10 the life. and
made all that was possible out Of the
character. Individual hits were scored
by Misses Annie Irish and Percy Has
well. by Walter Hale and Boyd Put
nam.
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amauga Chattanooga park commission.
has arrived here aud announced thHt
the state ~. Illinois would begin AZ
once the erection of two moIc hand-
some monuments. to cost slb,o"o 'arh.
one of these will br on orchard Knob.
where the large body of Illinois s"l-
dicrs fought on the first days hattl" ut
Missionary Ridge. The other VIII be
just north uf iiragg's headuuarlefs "a
Missionary Ridge.
The Illinois park commission VII
most on Sept. - az Springfield and 1T
the contract Tor IN, monuments. Gem
rral Boynt"n also says the tent monu-
menls erected by Illinois on Tfuehlo"d
place arr now in position. The Twcn-
ty-clghih and Fourteenth monuments
of Pennsylvania On Lookout mountain
are nearly finished aud work has h'-'n
begun on the Sixth Illinois monument
ON the Hooker battlefield, The Georgia
monument. which H. being built nj a
cost uf sso.oo II nearing completion.
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UNDER NO OBLIGATION
Congressman Hartman's Views
on the Colorado Situation.
SILVER MEN MUST UNITE


...,,
SPECIAL inspatcn '" me a''hul'a
Washington sept NJ am MOI
resident ~ Colorado said tongfess-
man Hartman. and | do not wish io
appar as seeking tn know any too
much abn,u a state in which 1 do not
~. ,,nt y,uI sav ,hn, 4, m same
~ -,
S'"''"" !" ''.'''
as III '"'"rado sh"ulh NOT hes't"'s
I" say that thr sliNtr repubhcahs h
my state were under no obligation
whatever To vote for Judge uayt. The
att.mpt Ia amalgamate the gold and
s,lyr, f,,,,.s An ,o,nr.ao IA utterly IA.
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SUPREME COURT.
william Day Hopes To Escape His sinty.
Year Sentence.

Special Dispatch q, the STANDARD.
Helena. Sept. 2o.-Tne supreme court
opened this morning after the summ.r
vacation. Two proceedings were con-
sdered. one the writ of ccrtiorari In
yolVing the habeas corpus on which
murderer Days lawyers hope 10 got
him out Of the pcnitentiaiy, and the
other the writ of habeas corpus IN the
case of David Mansfield Nho Is sotN-
ing n 2j-year sentence for murder COM
mitt.d in Silver Bow county The at
torney general represented the state In
both cases In both of them the uu"s-
ton ~ the validity Of an Information
that has not been verified was the only
one considered, II the supreme court
holds that the Information should have
been sworn to. William Day VIII es-
cape the 6o-ycar sentence given him
for a brutal murder committed IN
Butte last year.
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Ensli-h and Philadelphia Elesess Play ss
DrnW.

Philadelphia. Sept. @.-The cricket
match between the visiting English eleven
captnincd By 4. y. Warner. and 2
colts" selected from various crtckst
clubs la Philadelphia. ended this after
noon IN draw game. When stumps uere
down Saturday the Colts had scorsd
iE runs In their first innings and hszi
lost fiye wickcts In their second atteUp<
for io5 runs. The Englishmen had scored
is9 runs In their first inning. Play Mas
resumed to-day at n O'Clock. When thu
score had reached iio for n wickets the
Colts declared their innings closed. With
~ runs necessary 10 win. the viriteeI
started their sections. hut after ~
wickets for isi runs the game Wa y
ciarsd a draw
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occASloNEo COMMENT.
senator Wellington Calls On the Presi.
deut-The Trip Ia North Adams.

Washington. sept 20.-Postmnst"r
General Gary aud senator WELLINGTON
of Maryland called AZ the Hh huus,
during the forenoon and ha | Lal' an
hour with the preside nj. The s.nat' : =
call occaslonoj much comm, NJ in View
of his recent resignation ui tia chair
manship ~ the republican state fom-
mittee and his Withdrawal If support
from candidates FOR federal offices " no
opposed him. After the confer crc thc
senator would not discuss what hni
occurred. but stated that ne had ,X-
nected Nj. Parlctt 10 hc appoint Il cd
lcctor Of internal revenue.
Chief Justice Fuller sS,nairr Proc
tor and Attorney General Mchcnni
saw the president during the after
noon. At y. m. th. president he'd a
public reception.
The arrangements FOE the presidents =
trip were concluded in M tho day.
lic viii leave tomorrow night by spe-
cial train. going through 10 North
Adams Mass, without stopping Mrs.
Mckinley viii accompany the presi-
dent IN the trip.
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l'oSiesN.e lBurgiarisesl.

Pendl.ton. Ore. Sept. sa.-The post
ofiic, al E,ho was burglariz,d last
night Forty dollars in money and
some stamps were taken. The burglar
Was followed and captured IN the sand
hills where he had hidden. He con-
fcssed th. robebry and restored The
money. which WAS rolled up in an old
stocking. The prisoner was brought 10
pcndlcton and IL now In the county
Jail. lie VIII not give his name.
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Denver. Sept. 9-A special to tn" Re-
publican from For Wingat'. y, N rays;
orders were received tate last night for
one troop ~ the Seventh 'sNslry ~ Re-
main nt Scum as . guard 1" the whit" IN
hnbirnnts lp thr urlghborhood of that
village. bus ~ the entire command hnd
returned 10 this post yesterday. troop
Of Tho Seventh rayalr, waz sent back
They lsft this post ~ o'clock under
command Of Lieutenant Bel. With -
tgsa ratious
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Standard from San Sebastian says. THE
government will take IT. time to reply
To United States Minister Moodford. and
viii probably lay the ease bcfor" the Eu-
ropesn powers in the shape of an cxhaus-
tive exposition of the whole matter. liut
last year the foreign Office aso'rtalned
that the symputhes of the powers were
not likely To 40 beyond platiouic r-n-
sur" ~ the conduct of the tnitrd States.
Much anxiety Il noticeable IN couft and
official circles.
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PETITION FILED.
University at Illinois ASKS THAT u BE
Made u Preferred Crssiiior.

Chicago. Sept. 2o.-The University 81
Illinois to-day hlcd a petition in THE
Globe SAY Wings bank rrceivcrship case
asking that It's claim against President
Charles W Sraulding. recently convict
cd of cmb.z2l lelnenl. be- made a prc-
ferred lien nn All the assets of the bank.
The Chicago Title A. Trust company :
receiver objected o. the Ming of the
petition. hut the objection was over
ruled and ALI ~ the other parties IN
teresled were ordered 10 answer the pe-
liiion. The effect OF the petition viii
he Ia prevent the declaration Of a div
idend to dcpositors FOR som" time tn
cCme.
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WILL SUPPORT HAvr.
senator Teller Ansoancss His Intention
of supporting the Nsminee.

Denver. Sept. Ex-senator Teller to-
day wrote a letter 10 Chairman Jamrs
II. Blood of the Arapahoe county "om-
mittee of the silver republican party.
In which he announced his intcGi;on %,
supporting Judge Charles L.. Ilayt. the
nominee Of the republican and silver
republican parties for justice OF the
supreme court. The senator says he
regrets thai Judge hayt accepted the
nomination by the administration par
~. but I'm view of Judge Hayt's plain
statement Of his position. as aell as
his record on the silver question he
viii support him.
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POLICE CALLED IN.
ola Board ~ san Francisco supervisor.
ua,. H. pul'.

san Francisco. Sept. 20.-After bav-
ing maintained possession Of III ceun-
ell chamber unlnterruptedly for ov'r
~ hours. the eight members oi III.
ousted board Of suucrvlsots We're for
cibly elected by u squad of police this
morning and the new board qui-tly
took possession. During the excite
m,nt which rususd upon IA" arrival II
the police. Supervisor Biggy lcft his
seat temporarily and cx-Sup'rvisor
Britt promptly Slipped into the vacant
chait and announced his determination
20 occupy h. Supervisor Giggy at