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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16
Visible supplles

New York. Dec. Especial cable tele-
graphic dispatches TO Bradstreet cover
ing the principal points Of accumulation
indicate the following change in available
supplies last Saturday. as compared with
the preceding Saturday: Wheat United
States and canada east of the Rockies
increased by Zoo; afioat for and in Eu-
rope increase. Liverpool Corn Trade
News saa ca; worlds supply total in
crease g-SsuIn
corn. Emitted States and Canada east of
tie Rockies. decrease 10000. oats. Unit
ed states and Canada. east of the Rock
les decrease $4,000 bushels Further
shifting u the countrys wheat IS indi-
Gated hy reports to Bradstreets this
week Among the more important IN
crelsos not reported in the visible supply
va TIE gain of 5ss. 900 bushels at New
orleans 20 30 bushels at Chicago private
elevators and flS,000 bushels at Winnipeg
The large decrease included a falling off
Of -706ao bushels at Fort William and
krpwutin and 10000 bushels at points IN
Manitoba outside of Winnipeg.
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New York, Dec. l5.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
settlement has been satisfactorily CON
eluded and the stock markets here We're
generally good to-day. The feature was
the rise in English rails on the belief that
the engineering strike is about settled.
Americans We're good and closed near
the best, although the support here IS
almost entirely professional. 81. Paul
was. especially, bought at the close.
Kafiirs were animated and strong no
tahly the Deep Level shares / am prl-
vatey informed that a large block Of
shares has been taken up by syndicate
in Scotland. Western Australian mines
were buoyant. There Is keen demand
for gold by Russia and India at *
strong. The allotment of Indian council
drafts was all sold and five lakhs in addi-
ton. The allotment rates ranged up to
l5-l6 pence, Indications favor demand
for drafts for some time to come.
Paris copper shares were steddier.
A huge amount was borrowed from the
Bank of England to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

Chicago, Dec. 15-rhere WAS no strong
ly developed feeling either WAY "A the
opening in wheat. Prices were substan-
TALLY the same the close yesterday.
Most of the firm feeling was impaired
soon after the opening by a eablegFam
from the Liverpool Corn Trade News,
stating that only i've Argentine steamers
had been fixed as yet, meaning that only
that many 50 far had been chartered FOR
shipment Of wheat u also quoted Good
win the Argentine authority. as saying
that arrivals In Europe would not be be-
fore April. Private Paris cabegrams rid
iculed the statement that France would
only need To import 2Q.O01000 bushels for
eign wheat from Nov. to the end of the
crop year. stating their estimate OF re-
puirements for that tine n t0Olo gu
bushels. and that bakers and mlilers'
stocks Were small and farmers deliveries
We're light.
These statements caused moderate coy
ering by tile more timid shorts the price
OF May advancing IN consequence. But
the dizziness Of trading initiated against
any substantial advance and prizes slow
~ slid Off again to s0--c though n.t WITH
out several slight rallies. Primary -
ceipts amounted altogether to -, 80 BASH
els. against 9Ss,s5H bushels the previous
year. Export Ciearances from Atlantic
ports amounted to 3lJ. Ooo bushels III wheat
and -four
A second eablegr3m from the Liverpool
Corn Trade News reported official statis-
ties of wheat and flour consumption in
Germany and Belgium for November
much smaller than in that month last
year. May touched g03sc, the low point
in that future. Bradstreet's reported the
worlds visible supply increased by is3.0oO
bushels. The temporary decline on the
reported reduced appetites of the Ger
mans and Belgians came to an end when
the BradstreeTs report was published.
he lot Il sFs.rr. IA.
strength toward the close. due TO free
covering b. shorts and limited specula-
tive offerings. May advanced TO s1tsc and
closed firm at 9lSsc. December transact
tons comprised all told about 29aDoO
bushels most of il sold for Armour *
co. 5 account.
Corn was very slow and inclined % b.
weak up to within T. minutes of the
close. MAY closed asNl4c higher al $50.
oats were strong and Isc higher Al the
end. Provisions We're exceedingly firm
and more active speculatVely than tEev
have beck tGT some time ~ Tia close
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rate wedding dinner was served, and
the evening spent at home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mokler will remain here several
days, and then go to Butte. where they
will permanently reside.
Prior TO three months ago Mr.. Mokler
was connected with a local newspaper
here. He is a young man of sterling
qualities and generally liked by all who
know him. He has lived here about
seven years.
Miss White is a daughter of II. Il.
White, ex-deputy assessor. She has
been resident here for nine years, and
is an accomplished young lady and ex-
ceedingly popular.
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IT WILL Be ABANDONED
The Broadwater Tramway Will
Not Be Put in Now.
WILL WAIT TILL SPRING
1t Will Be Sad News for Neihart = Bust
ness Had Begun, to Pick Up-A
Deal Being Engineered for
the Big Seven.

Great Falls, Dec. 15.-This morning
Barton Sewell, president of the United
smelling q Refining company, G. e.
Sum. ore buyer, and E. M. Smith. man
aser or the Workssin this city, returned
from Nehart, where they went to in
VeStigate conditions and decide upon
the operation of the Broadwater mine
IN an interview Mr.. Smith states that
work on the tramWay for the Broad
Water mine will be abandoned for at
least two or three months; that is, until
the weather gets warmer. He stated at
the same time that it was not a per-
manent abandonment of the work, but
ihe tramway was sure to be built in the
spring.
This will be sad news for Neihart.
Business had begun to feel the stimulus
OF the promised increase in operations
in the mines, and something like the
forerunning shadow of good times was
upon the little city in the hills, but it is
likely to now fade out.
e. II. Wilson of Butte returned yes
terday from his trip to Neihart. where
ne has been exporting the Big Seven
mine for syndicate of Butte and East
ern men, The deal is said to be under
the engineering of Val Laubenheimer or
this city and William Muth of Helena
1t is reported that William Bonner,
the lessee of the Wrong Side mine, has
struck good-sized body of rich ore and
will begin shipping it soon.
There was also a report that a rich
lind had been made in the Queen of the
Hills.
Joseph Steele and W. s. Jennings
nave. brought down a shipment of ore
from the Whippoorwil claim on which
they have lease They report that
they are making a very fair profit from
their work. The mine is an old one but
has never been much of a profit getter
until now.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

The county commissioners to-day
awarded the contract for county burials
to B.. Is. and w. L. Cook at S2i per flu
neral. Heretofore the superintendent
of the poor farm has had the contract
at SIG per funeral.
County superintendent of Schools
Miss Ina Craven. has appointed ]. L.
Leland, C. c. Turner and W. A. Me-
Hardie. trustees for School District No.
40, segregated from Sand Coulee, Arm
ington and Belt.
A motion to set aside the judgement
in the Burk VS.. Interstate Savings q
Loan association. will be made to-mor-
row
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Choice to prime hefers were in good de-
mand at S3.iaGti50 Calves were weaker
with sales at S6.l5. few going at s.
Hogs-Sales We're at an extreme range
of s2.39m34a. the greater part OF the hogs
crossing tile scales AT $3.21540351ia. Pigs
sold chiefly at IS. 254S.35
Sheep We're i'm demand at $2.75ff3 for the
poorest consignments up 10 $te0ai75 for
choice to prime natives. Western fed lots
fetching So. 75a4.50. Lambs were active at
sia4io for a few culls up TO S5.75N5 30 for
choice To extra grades Christmas lambs
sold at $GHG.20.
Receipts-cattle. 1900 head hogs. Is 600
head: sheep. IL. 600 head.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.
The County Treasurer Says That They
win Not Evceed $4,000.

Great Falls, Dec. ia published
statement To the effect that the county
delinquent taxes amounted to $40, 547 "a
is NEST positively denied by the county
treasurer. So far he says. he has been
unable TO check up the list, and for that
reason no Intelligent figures could be
given. From running observation of
the, taxes paid he was LED to believe
that the delinquency would not exceed
$4,000 and was likely to fall far below
that figure. OF the taxes which were
delinquent the largest item amounted
to $1,200. but the rest not one would ex-
coed $3.50. A glance at the tax receipt
books alone would indicate that such a
delinquency was impossible, as the re-
ceipts remaining in them are too few in
number and amount to foot up any
$4,000.
In the year of the panic, 1898. &C.
CURED the greatest delinquency known
in the history of the county, $12. 51f.31
No one who was familiar with the
financial condition of the citizens of
cascade county and the tremendous
money stringency of that year would
make the statement nor himself believe
that in this year the people We're in
worse shape than in that year, and par
ticularly not over six times worse off
THE MosT SIMPLE AND SAFE REMEDY for a
Cough Throat Trouble is Browns BRoN-
cHIAL TRocHEs" They possess real merit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

There is no medicine in the world
equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
for the cure of throat and lung dis
eases. This is q fact that has been
proven in numberless cases Here is a
sample of thousands of letters re-
ceived: Il have tried Chamberlain
Cough Remedy while suffering from a
severe troat trouble, and found imme-
date and effective relief ! can I'M
hesitatingly recommend it.'-Edgar w.
Whittemore. editor Grand River (Ky0
Herald. For sale at druggists.
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MokIer-Mhite.

Great Falls, Dec. 15.-At o'clock this
evening. al the home of the brides
father. 1909 Second avenue. south. ".
W. Nokler of the printing firm of Davis
Ss MoAler of Butte, and Miss Blanche
White were united in marriage. This
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Chamberlain. pastor of the NJ. z.
church in the presence of a few init
mate friends of the contracting parties.
The home was most beautifully deco
rated. After the ceremony an elabo-
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Insil pnnintions.

Cash quotations We're rs follows: Flour,
easy. No spring wheat. SSnS9c; No. 3
spring wheat s2ng3c No. ? red. 97l4c: No.
corn, 2G1se; No. oats. 22I4c; No. >
white. I. o. b., 2ia2flac; No. white. f. o.
b., 23a23&c: No. : rye 45lac No. / flax
seed. H.15n11sla. prime timothy seed
S262I2n265. mess pork. per barrel, $3.50
n7.55; lard, per 100 lbs. si.iOn450 short
ribs sides louse). "a. 27Ian4G2ia: dry sailed
shoulders. fboXed). lisn4Ac; short clear
sides, tboxed). s4.45a465. whiskey distil-
lers' finished goods, per GAL sl.l9.
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DEFECTIVE CHIMNEY.
1t Is Supposed to Have Been the Origin
= of the Fire.


of the Fire.
= Great Falls, Dee. 15-H. ]. Bollinger.
whose house in Boston Heights was
burned yesterday morning. says the
furniture was insured for $500, and was
nearly all saved, so that the loss on it
will amount to not more than s125. The
dwelling was insured for 81 200 and the
loss on it will fall between $500 and
500, according to the damage done by
frost TO the plasterng, which was wet
in putting the fire out
He states that as to the starting of
the fire all he knows is that he arose [
1886 O'Clock in the morning and kindled
a large fire in the kitchen stove. He re-
turned to bed and a little later one OF
his children came to him to tell him
that the kitchen roof was on fire. IT
would seem that the timbers in the at
tic caught from an overheated or defec-
tive chimney. The insurance will make
him whole on his loss.
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Money Market.

New York Dec. 10 Money on call
tirmer II 2@4 per cent. last loan 81 per
cent; closed 3m3l2 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper per cent. Sterling ex-
change easy. with actual business in
bankers bills at 81. s5lt for demand and at
s4.S23sG4s29s for 60 days. Posted rates.
a.S3IanIsi and 81. s612m4S7 Commercial
bills, A.S2l4. Silver certificates, 57l.m5S&.
Bar silver. IS Mexican dollars. 45la. Gov
eminent bonds easier; state bonds dull,
railroad bonds strong.
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OTHER MARkETs.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha Dec. 15.-Cattle-R Receipts. 200:
market steady. Native beef steers 50. -
a4s0: Western steers $3.t0a $50; cows ana
heifers. $2.7544.25: Gamers. Sl.55N22j.
stocllers and feeders, S}.15N4: calves, 81
6t5T5
Hogs Receipts. 5.20o. market stronger.
Heavy S3.15u3.25: mixed. s3.25n33Oi light.
50. 30lI34 40: bulk of sales, s3.2oG3.s0.
Sheep-Recents, 2f90. market steady to
strong Fair to choice native sheep, 81
Gf4G0. fair TO choice Westerns, 81. 700f4. 80.
common and stock sheep. $3mi. lambs.
I.30M550.
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CHICAGO. MARKETS.


Chicago. Dee. 15.-CattIe-common lots
sold around s3a3.77. while extra fine
Christmas cattle brought sj65. The
greater part OF the steers sold at Sis
TzlJ Feeders We're sold sparingly at
$ sy4fes ami stockers brought ss43.15.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

New York, Dee 15.-Pig iron warrants
steady. $6.70 bid and $3.50 asked. Lake
copper quiet, unchanged. 10.S712M1ic. Tin
easy 1365M1S zoe. Spelter dun 3.s5M4c
Lead frmer, 372,4d3. 77lac brokers' 3e0c
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Pittsburg soon will have trolley am
balances. They will be operated by
the city and will have the right to use
any tracks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

The medicinal properties of Halls Hair
Remover to invigorate the scalp, remove
dandruff. restore the hair and its color,
surpass anything of its kind.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

May pork was iac higher; May lard =.
Qi0c higher and May ribs lQc higher.
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Irregular Practice.

"Our doctor doesn't like Aunt Maria"
"Why not?"
when the baby has Group she always
cures him before the doctor gets here"
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Treasury statement.

Washington. Dec. 15.-To-day's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S227 9GG.-
cs2. gold reserve, $l59.Sig.774
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Boston stocks.

Boston. Dee. 15-Oregon Short Line.
1915. Boston 4 Montana, III, Butte &
Boston, 24%l.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of FIGS is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the svs-
tenn efectuallv, dispels colds. head
aches and feyerS and cures hahitual
constipation. syrup OF Figs Is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing To the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach. prompt in
It's action ami truly beneficial III its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is FOR sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure II promptly for any one wins
wishes 70 try 1t. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. GEH YQRs. M
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Maguire's Opera House
7 IIII s3sHl Is1Fs IUT 1871. II 10 lAIAIlS.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen

IOhn Maguire. Manager-Bntte-
Four Nights and Saturday Matinee. beginning
Thursday. Dee. 10, 1897. 1T is PARIS.a
Lost, Strayed or Stolen
a Comic Opera in four acts BY J. cheever Good
win, original music by Woolson Morse. The cast
includes harry Clay Blaney Harry Allen, Charles
4. Burke. G. j. Allen, Lucius Henderson, Bers
Thayer Anna Q keefe, May Mitchell, Mabel Bou-
ton Louise Marshall, oriska Warden, Adelaide
Nye Marie Mathsr, May Melbourne.
Troupe of spanish Dancers. sixty People, Aug.
mented Orchestra. Original New York Prod1ae-
tom \ Host Of Pretty Girls. Stage full of fsaw-
ers. Four Aes, -Four Sumptuous Scenes. loo
Nights in New York, so Nights in Boston. sEs
Weeks in Philadelphia.
Seats sale Wednesday at 10 a. m. No ad..
vnnee-.21e 5ne and 81 90
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

THE MosT SIMPLE AND SAFE REMEDY for
Cough or Throat Trouble is BROWNS BRoN
scHIAL TRocHEs." They possess real merit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-16

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAs FRANCISCO CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. aEH YQRs. M
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THE VIGILANT SOLD.
Hourht Nv the Former Owner OF oue"h
Nab and Ariei.

NV NvrN. N1T0N N.-TT0 IIm0N~
-'uup Ni.iant. the conpu'r"r Of NaIky-
rir IL and frial Yacht for Defender.
in, missed uut al the hands of Geor@"
t;nufd into tn. possession u Percy
Gbuhb. Who vill as h,r as. pleasure
Lo.I only. She will u"t he changed int"
j ,,lnoncr. hut will hav" her h"om short
,urj To- her taflrail. and. with the other
changes necessary in consequence. IN"
uiiI serve Mr., Chuhh a. i cruiser. Nj
L.r ,;., 20 With her though. or four
~,,it~ ii sails ana about sixty Spar~
The Nigiiant represents an lnv"stm"Ht
..,upfiu. Tho construction account ef th"
I.,.rin syndicate. which built hcr To- i"-
rrnI The America cup and IF Mr.. Could
,hn made very careful and cNpcn>iy" ~
frralious in her. in order y provide
---I,,-, ,+ y Ilur - NJ tHsi
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-13
SENATOR WOLCOTTS CALL.
ellis he President of His Mission IN
Eehalf of Eiunn tallisln.

WASHINGTON. L. G.. March 9.-Scnat"t
Wo}cutr last evening called NJ the y hit
house aud remained nearly al -h" eyoH-
M Tho tim" Vas devoted entirely I"
the subject of hImetajll~m and Senator
Wo!cott told the President the main t"a-
lures ~ his trip abroad and informed
him II the conditions which he found.
Il ! understood that Nr. Mckinley was
al earnest listener AMI that he was much
encouraged by III" report that Senator
Nolc"tt brought back.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-13

sreSsional committee backing John l..
h"nnedy Of New Jersey for public prin-
ter II looks rs if other candidates must
about give up. New Jersey has no cab
met place. it is m important STATE ana
No!NIniey iS he first Republican 10 carry
it for President Under these circtIm
stances and with such powerful OHIO
and Wisconsin influences behind him.
Kennedy appears To have The pole in the
race, 10 put it mildly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-13
10 Erafarnc'S Rough Trip.

Nv York. Nar-l 9.-0a1I- KHI0 y
the French steamship la BFeta=ue.
" a!ch arrived from HavTe today. sever
Al days overdue. said that the trip just
concluded was the worst h" had ey-
nerieac,.d in Lis thirty-four years on the
Atlantic La BrerazEe behaved spleen
d.dly aul suffered uo damage.
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CHARTER HAS EXPIRED.
reo,t TO Wind Up Affairs Of Winona Min
ing Company.

Uou-htou. Mich. March SpecIa!:
-irIrr .Tav \. Huhbeu has filed "a hi'l
in chauagry PRAYING the winding up Il
ii, affairs - the Winoua Mining COM
ANY. the charter having expired he
l.uu3uv owns a valuable copper m.Hy
Ierv.rcn fIoughton and ontouaGou WI, b
IN remained undcveloped h"~au>" Of jt~
mace. >>ibility no railroad passing with
IN nearly twenty miles.
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KENNEDY FOB PUBLIC PRINTER
Ba cked by Grosvenor OF Ohio and Bah
cock of Wisconsin.

Washington, D. &. March 9.-tSre-
cia! With StatiStician Grosvenor of
Ohio, who ! ~ Close to Mckinley aS
man with hi head for presidential i5E-
ure- deserves u ho. and Congressman
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Irude Withdraw =

rIi,aco, III. March 9.-A. ;. Tn L
,.,I5,- Withdrew as 4 candidate for The
D"mocratic mayoralty nomination. ihy
,,.nIIIncemcnt was made n tcrua.
,,attinc Of Democratic leaders Nj
Trg,lc made statement bitterly attack
ing GOV. Aif=eld tor iorcihS ne Si!'tf -
~ inra the municipal campaign.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-03-13

troops ny ''t,ti VI OuI
Indeed. If the presence Of the rorcirn
Siuadi@hs and the conviction thar thev nrn-
IN IN tAe landing Of Turkish trHorS are
~ mel 70 render UNNECESSARY the rTpSrnca
~ 'Li' ,'EGek neet in trctan waters The TrfS-
- "l me Greek army In Crete i never
lnn.f,s ts shown to be desirable alike from
az - d',tES ,i,'HtS OF humanity and in the interest
,u'iiIlit restoration OF order
70 IL i"IbIdN Us 10 abandon the Cretaus
:" .rltF''E Of Nu>>ulman faaaticf@iu and
~ u" turkish army which always dpiiGrr
aoe.E s,..,E ana Intentionally has shared In The
Christians. ''' I'I'''l''' "7diliSi ne
ordrr Must First be Restored
Moreover, if our own troons. which arc
MoithH the fullest confidence of the now
ilI>'.,Iaa Iaa received mandate 10 pacify tho
nidhV. lh"ir desires and intentions wnu}d
p+el promptly received with the most
r1ileS satisfaction. Then. order being re-
rCroita' II would b" possible I" ascertain the
= =; oppressed desires OF the Cretans for
" ,ttg'i-ioh aS 10 their fate.
Ill, ~ sorrows which have rrguia IL re-
- Is'I IN crete for many decades MOI only
HipipuhiIE agitat" the Hellenic paopIe Llit
Iupt ais" all social activity and craveIy
,i'Nl - urn orr domestic economy ana rho
@ ,.ti' 'i,tS OF the state. Even if we admit tho
~. -,'.ii'N OF forgetting for single instant
In, ''ihh hi'ilty with the CrctanS in religion
IL @ ailI p!o"i- we could not III silence allow
.,a. : vi powers 10 assume thai the Greek
~ ~ ! dble longer 10 resist such shocks
lu'ttIprt, We appeal to the generous
- '!!IItPH'N aIlimattuG the powers and We
"'S 'hslA To permit the Crcian pnonIr tharn
-rqcd. ''@''' II,,: ~, -''-
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FIGHTING IN CRETE.
''oS''iit'es Continue in the Inland
Mountains on the
Island

'anea' March 9.-Advicea received
heFe from Hierapetra say that owing to
the refusal of the Mussu!mans 10 sur-
render the fort there the insurgents at
lacked y. Whcreupon the Italian cruiser
shellei The Insurgents.
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POWERS MUST ACT.
renewal of Inland Fighting Puts Them
the Dn.a,Si,.o

London, March 9.-It was stated his
afternoon in official circles that the re-
heWal OF the fighting between the iusur-
gents and the Turks in the island If