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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY.
a Happy Time When Family Cir
cleS Are Reunited-An Occasion
When The Turkey Outshines
The Eagle.


FOR a long time the observance
of Thanksgiving day was an an
nual custom helono;no .l,,oe. ~
cluO;val, .o +L .I
=, r..
''" '"0 o''e''
""0' "''"' "o '"rIh, South, east
nor west, and everywhere over
our broad land the beautiful GUS
tom rests unon ms lilo. ho,od;o
t,o, E.o., c..,
"
'''o'' " u" nave
lI""h away from the home nest
find their way back for Thanks
giving, like carrier pigeons hear.
ing with them tendar ,horoh.,
,nd .,,
ono. ,nha ,;.L
tbot ,tn s,,, a,t l'.'N'"
,r.. '''' " '7'''
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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-11-24
n Thanksgiving Fable.

Thanksgiving morn
Had just been born
While through the barnyard strayiug
"A gobbler proud,
With gubblc loud,
Was to his yardmatcs saying:
Il am the peer
OF II chanticlncr-
You can bank upon my work
That scrccching thing
Is no longer king,
For I'm the only bird"
With conscious pride
And stately stride
= goblcts strobe along,
Ni,h vel. poised head
And measured tread,
Gobbliug u Turkish song.
SAID tue bantam cock
To the Plymouth Rock
LET ON TO his sOb!cts' hobblr.
Excuse my m.rth,
But you'd think the earth
Were his to hear him gobOlc.
Said the Leghorn boli
As he scratched the mold
Nv ell, admire his gall,
But u'erlook his ways.
For the old saw says,
Pride gocth before TALL.
There's Master Max
With u glitt,rmsaX
He must be ao.ng To work
Well dash my spurs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
G0RMAN AFTER THE SUN
HE OFFERS TO RESIGN If ABEL
WILL BECOME LEADER.
The senator Prom Mar, taod Writes An
Open Letter Reviewing thr tsai-
iimore Papers Opposition

Baltimore. oct. l5.-I'nit.d States
Senator Gorman to-day issued AN open
letter to Edwin i. Abel. publisher "f
the Baltimore sun. in which he offers
Ia relinquish the leadership of the de-
mocracy in Maryland, providing Mr.
Abel viii accept IL and support the
democratic ticket in the coming state
legislative campaign. He also init
mates that he viii forrgo his ambition
To succeed himself in the United States
senate IL Il can u. shown that such a
step Is necessary Ia democratic sue
cess.
The letter, which is a very long one.
reviews the course 0f the sun i'm It's
opposition to Mr.. Gorman because ~
his views upon civil service. tariff and
ballot reform measures. Mr. Gorman
pleads guilty. hut quotes the sun as
having admitted that such question:
Were largely matters of opinion and as
serts that every man is free Ia think
as he pleases regarding them.
Mr.. Abel tonight declined Ia say
what course he would pursue In the
matter. or Ia express any opinion con-
cerning the letter. which win appear in
the sun Tomorrow as paid advertise
ment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
sRorHgRHooo OF ST. ANDREW.
Report of ia. Oncer- Made Growth of
The Order Has Been >iow.

Buffalo. y v. oct. Est Paufs
church was filled with members of the
Brotherhood of IT. Andrew this morn
ing when holy communion was c.l'--
hrltrd. Flight Rev Edward stuart
Talbot. lurd hishup "f Rochester. Mas
tho sriehraut
President James Houtaiing called ths
first business srssiau %. thp Brother
hood 0f 81 Andrew of the United
States 10 ordrr at the music hall al
1850 o. M. The Canadian delegation
u't AT th- same hnur in the concert
hall Committees IN resolutions and
nomination ~ council having been sp-
pointed, the report of the council Civ
INK resume ~ the work uf the officers
during the past year was submitted. IL
shows "a slow grow tn. the number of
chapters being l,22s In 1897 as against
ll'i In 1895. Spiritual growth and an
Improvement in the personnel of the
membership and efficiency in work were
claimed The rspuit was adopted. as
was the report of thu treasurer which
fellows:
The report ~ the treasurer shows an
apparent surplus uf ss.ls5.i,. The re-
ccipts for the year we're s2s.os1. assets
SIC is3 and the liabilities sac. \ T~s-
"iuil"h Nas dn'pi'h pi'uklns tnf pro-
ce"ds ~ the sslf-denlal fund for the
iirst week in Advent to the work in
Japan.
Professor Woods of Bay city Mich.
who L. soon 10 go 10 Japan az the rep
i,sentatiNe ~ the brotherhood. ad-
dressed the convention. H. Was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Ochia of Toxic. Japan.
student at the Western Theological
seminary al Chicago. In a brief talk
uron the work i'm his native COUNTRY.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
a hEAvr FAILURE.
L. Marks of Helena Make. an Assignment
to uis Grrditors.

Special dispatch 10 the standard.
Helena. p,i ls.-About y o'clock last
night I. MARKS, liquor dealer. mad"
an assignment for the benefit OF his
creditors io David Morris who took pos
scssinn uf his hig Main street storr this
morning. Mr. Marks liabilities amount
Ia se2Clo. uf which xs.Ns are claims ot
preferred creditors. Mr.. Marks says his
stock In the store and war"hous" is
worth Sln.s' and that his nStur,s and
other property bring his assets m "a
s;o... Mhhh. howTv.r cannot bring
their fun value. David Morris. IA. as
signeo. is preferred creditor io IA"
amount of sle@s. the largest claim, !.
swnzsr's cliim nf sle as II the secnnd In
amount on the preferred list. Mr. Marks
for some time had been planning Ia ~
move To- Butte. and would have done So
had IA. been able Ia svcnI" a good location
In that city,
Mr.. Marks was one ~ tho pioneers Of
his business In Montana. "a" cam. q"
Helena from Virginia cay IN ls,.6, going
into business nj that Time. His establish
ment WAS burned out iwicr. Since moving
inio his present quarters h" had main
lainrd one Of tn" FINEST places IN m.
Northwest. his fNturcs alone costing him
sauuS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
cHuRCH CONVENTION.
Christian Nomrn's Hoard of Mission,
Makes its Report.

I Indianapolis. Ind. oct l5.-The fore
noon session ~ tn" National Christian
church convention was devoted Ia the
department ~ Christian womsn's board
- missions President Mrs. o. A. Bur
gess delivered her annual address. TIL,
secretary ) r'purt shows ! bn3 auNlliar-
i,s M the United States. with an ug-
gr'gut" membership ui in.je, and guu-
ttihutiuns last year 81 Sa5,l5 In India
Jamaica and MrSlru there are - mis-
sionarirs AZ work. and 20 others doing
special work in this country,
The trchSurcrs report shows total
receipts for tho year. including "A bal
3nyr or S5lSi AZ the beginning of Il.
~ s72.123. and disbursements of s6S,2S.
leaving balance ~ Si.s95
IN, report of the foreign missionary
suririy of the Church To- tr mad, TO
the conl ention Win show that the socie-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
HIGHEST IN THE COUNTRY
THE OLD HAGERMAN PASS LINE
WILL BE USED AGAIN.
The Tunnel Wa. Biorkrd with solid Zee.
u Took Thirty bays To-
Isiasi u Out.

L.aivillo. Cob, oct, is.-To-day n party
of prominent railroad men made Trip
over M. celebrated IIsesrman Pass line
This lin" has been abandoned since the
completion of III. Busk- -ivanhoc tunnel
but owing Ia IA" inability of ih. reorgan-
izaiion "omml,ic" of the colorado Mid
land ana IA" BuSk tunnel p"opl. 10 reach
AN agreement. IN. reorganization com
miit-" has caused the old line to De- r'-
built, aud the trip referred Ia above T.
the nrst train over the Did linz since its
reconstruction.
The only difhculiy experienced In r"con-
siructing III" old line Was In th" liag"r-
man tunnel which for y disianc" at . go
feet. was iilled practically With solid lee,
and n has required ~ DAYS Of continuous
labor day and night - dig N" ic" cut
Fir. and saii were found inadcquat" Ia
melt the i"" and " was necessary 4"
blast IL oui with dynamite. Tn" Busk
lvnnhur uinncl viii he abandoned by the
Colorado Midland nu IN" termination Uf
ia. r,.'"ivrI~hip Nov. T. and all trains
will run nv"r The uld line. reaching an al
iiinh, az n - f"rt M" highest standard
gaugc w-- m IA, United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
ooNNGILv CONVICTED.
Took the Jury Oaiy n Gew Moment. 20
Decide His Case.

Special Dispatch 10 III. STANDARD
Helena. Oct. b-John DonnelIy, alias
"Grasshoppcr Jack" was found guilty
to-day "f cattle stealing. Th. Jury was
out only few minutes and took only or.
ballot lic will be sentenced Monday by
Judge smith
Donnelly told weak story m his own
defense on the Witness stand to-day. lie
undertook Ia show that Henry Parker
the principal witness. who laid tho trap
for thu capture of the rustl"r was the
real offender W. claimed that Parker
had employed him tu assist him To drive
ratil" ln from IN" range which Parker
claimed 60 own. ll- said he SUPPOSED
the transaction WAS all right and assisted
Parker only To- d" arrested and charged
with rnttl" stealing.
THE trial of August llanke. the butcher
who bought the cattle that Donnelly
stole. VIII hc begun Tomorrow. Hunkr.
who was out on 81 an bail Was arr, strd
this evening un q bench warrant. hrs
hondsmon wishing To b. released from
further liability
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16

Janet. and In The last beat she smashed
the worlds s-bcar-"ld rirr record Tor
iillics by making thu mlo Ia ..ii Pacing.
s:N class, purse Sles three heats yssrer-
day-lndiana won. Moral second. White
house THIRD: hsi time. AN. The Blue
Grass stakes, Tor els trott"rs, s20s-
Emily wnn. Edmonia second, Fat Wat
son third. time. 2.li's. The Johnston
siakcs. f"r s.i troltrrs. sseS-,i-orgiana
won. Little Edgar second. Dare Devil
third Nmr g.l0 g. kentucky stock
Farm stakes. purs. s.coo for s-ycar-old
trottcrs-Janrt won, Dutchman second.
Charley Herr third best time. 2.li,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
SINGLE GOLD STANDARD
Canadian Bankers Object to
Any Change of II.
THEY SEND A MEMORIAL
English Bankers Also Petition Hicks
Beach. the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, TO Give the Wolcott
Commission the Snuo.

New York. nct. ia special oabIr-
gram from London Ia the Evening
Post says. The Canadian Bankors' as
snpiaiiun. ln view nf the action hctc
In m-morializing the chancellor of the
.xch, qucr un the silver qu, u,sti"n. has
cablcd al great length tu the chairman
of thr London clearing banks. heartily
endorsing all opposition Ia hinrtallic
resolutions. The cablegram reads;
E" To further reltcratc their canVic-
tinn that "a double standard of "hliga-
tinn Is dclusiyc and impracticahle. that
of the Two standards gold Is incomrar-
ably the most desirable. and tina, the
Dominion of Canada. having all its
public obligations. private ana corpor-
ate. resting on and being So hong and
Eonorably established on the more sol
III basis. any attempt to disturb the
same or any measure having ten
d.nry In that direction. should le met
With strenuous resistance
Following IL "A copy of the memorial
to the chancellor ~ the exch.purr, Sir
Michael Hicks Beach. which has been
signed extensively by thc English
bankers;
We. the undersigned. are engaged In
various mercantile. banking aud Imam
rial enterprises In the city oi London.
of no slight magnitude. aud We are
therefore deeply Interested In all that
affects the monetary position uf the
country. the credit of the hank note
and the solvrncy of banking institu-
tions. We arr aware Of the visit of the
delegates from the president of the
United Stat.s uo this and other coun-
tries. hut have no authoritative infot-
NATION AS Z" the nature of their pro-
posals From the communication of
the Bank of England to yourself late
~ made public and from general re-
parts. We cannot but assume that ne
gntiations of som. sort touching the
metallic currency uf this country are
progressing.
We feel impell.d by strong sense
nf duty respectfully To lay bvfor. h,r
majesty's government the follow ing
fout considerations, the great import
anc. of which We trust may be appar-
.el.,sr,.., .el.,sr rs., .,,-,.,,,....,.,. u,,,..,,
be introduced affecting the circulating
medium of this country. except after
fun discussion In parliament and by
the public at large. so that the changes
p'"pos'u may nav az a'',p'' ."ns''e'"-
wv, ss ,n'" m.p'a' o's'''s,
~ .',. un ~
s,''''D''...i'.' ..,.'',.... w.
pound sterling and the singl. gold
standard of this country be set aside.
either directly or indirectly. and that
"" SUE s"'"," Wv ,'N'n Wy !" w'n
,ne W., ,pns" y, our s",.'n'n. M"nn
"ss w 's o'y''i sny ""''''"" VI '"e
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
I've Cases Fest ps..d

Washington. Oct. lI.-chlcf Jusrrc
Fuller when the supreme court mot to-
day. announced thar the Joint Traffic as-
Soriation case from New York and the
l.sclcdc Gas Light ras" from 81. Louis
had b.cn assigned for argument IN" Iirst
Monday IN January. The arguments had
b'.n set Tor this month, hut Fields ~
sirrm.nt leaves the bench only eight
members. and I'm view of IN. important
constitutional questions presented by
these eases II is desired that they h."
heard by the frll bench.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
CoREA AN EMPIRE.
The Kermit kisgsI"m AnsN,unc~s Its
lnsiepe asi~aee.

Washington. oct, 1.-THE Corean lega-
iion received an official cahl. to-day stat
ing; king proclaimed himself emperor
from this date. Oct. L. lSs."
Tho king u a member Of the progress
sivr party aud shares the wish of that
party to bring 'orea 10 modern stand
ards. thina long has asserted stizcrainty
OVER corsa and n WIS this claim that
brought on the china Japanese VAR.
With corca advancing 10 the rank of
empire she throws on every evidence of
dependence on any outside power This
Independence would apply Also To Japan
and Russia. which hav. been seeking TO
gain lnflucnc" and control In 'orea. ow-
ing 20 that country's extensive coast lire
and valuable harbor~ on the North Pa
ciilc To Russia In particular the ac,iu.si-
iion 80 roreas Pacific coast line has been
regarded as of great strategic import
anrc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
FORCED TO SUSPEND.
4 lirm Of Raisin Packer. ia Trouble
From selling ~hurl.

Fresno. tdL. Oct. 15.-Brooks a. 10.
extensive raisin packers. doing business
~ Selma. have been forced Ia suspend
Their difficulty has been brought about
by selling short early In the season
The company has been handling the prod
uct of the Kern County Land company.
and yesterday the land company levied
AN attachment OF 81 loa upon the firm
This hastrD"d IN. SUSPENSION. The com
pany has made AN assignment io the
Bank of $, ,lna for ia. benefit of its
creditors. II has parking houses al Sol
ma. Traver. Bakersfield and Riverside.
No statement of liabilities and assets has
yet been made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16

ty r,pr'ss nts over one million com
munlCants. The total missionary onfer-
ing for the war aggregates over s50o %
goo nearly al of which h spent In the
United States. The past year has been
the most successful in the society's
history, more Than sle.0o0 IN excess ot
any previous year hat ing been raised.
bringing the tota, receipts ~ 20 $685.
The foreign Christian missionary so-
ciety has workers Ia India. Japan. chi
ma, Turkey Africa, England, Norway.
sweden and Denmark,
There are nearly 5000 children in the
sunday schools and over looo under in
siructions IN tn. day schools
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
ANOTHER CASE.
Government viii Try Co Collect the
Amount of Wclhurn's Declaration.

San Francisco. Oct. h.-Now that the
criminal eases against .N-,ollccior of In
I"fnal Revenue -, NJ Mrlburn of this
city haN. b""n dispossd OF. the govern
mrnt viii prosecute civil actions against
The securities on his bonds Ia recover
The amount ~ d.falcation of his former
cashier. lsaa" Norton. who committed
suicide during the investigation. which
led Ia the discovery of his shortage.
about sis"o. Wcllburns bondsm.n are
T.. n. Pond J. u R.a. J, r. Murphy. T.
Rinaido. L.. A. Nhit-hurs' N. q. Mercy.
T.. q. Hodges and ". y. boneh-rty. Al
though pougimrty has been dead for IN.
past two years. the government will have
no difticuiiy IN recovering the money. as
II rxacts-I individual az well as the JOINT
bonds from IN, securities.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
GRAIN RATES ADVANCED
WESTERN PASSENGER RATES ARE
BADLY DEMORALIZED.
Rassor of % Mar isetws~a the Cawaaina
Pacific aud the Northern Pacific.
Big Gut. Made.

Chicago. Oct. E.-All-rail rates from
Chicago To the Atlantic seaboard ON grain
products have been advanced g, cents
IL was the intention of the Eastern roads
To advance the lake and rail rates also
hut the Soo line refused to participate IN
the advance and therefore tho lake and
rail rates will remain as they are until
the clos" of navigation. Although Il "
only "A few days Sinrr the executive orr
GERS of the Western roads announced
that hereafter there would br no NOR,
excessive commissions paid In thu terri-
tory of thu Western Passenger aSsocla-
tion. n h rumorrd that the situation
Is already AS bad as before the meeting OF
the executive officers. II j. said excessive
commissions are being paid In all direc-
tlons. and especially between ST Paul
and Minneapolis ana Chicago. The roads
which are members of the association
say they have been compelled TO pay the
commissions by the action of the outside
lines. but these lines deny II and say that
the association roads are themselves re-
sponsible for all of the Generalization.
Rumors wrrr current to-day uf "A war
In snsthnun1 freight rates between the
Canadian Pacific and the Northern Pa
cinc. n Was said that the Canadian Pa
cine had mad. deep inroads into the
salmon trad" of the Northern Pacific by
reducing rates By the Pacific coast to 81
Paul and Minneapolis and the light had
extended To- other classes OF freight. IL
II likely that the executive officers of the
Western roads will call a meeting within
a few days for the purpose OF seeing n
something cannot be done In the way y.
keeping MP the freight tariffs The de-
morliiikation among the Western roads
has reached a point that. in their opln-
ion, calls for prompt action. and a Sc
rious loss In revenue Is expected II the
roads 40 not get together inside of the
next week or ten days. All interested
lines haN" announced their intention ot
meeting the rates on first and seconc
class freight made Yesterday by th'
AtChison rndds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
ANARCHISTS OBJECT.
They Protest Against the Trial Of Pope
aud Adds.

Portland Ore. Oct. ia body. or 7,
m'n IN san Francisco signing themselves
American citizcns." has sent u prot u
10 United States District Judge RrlIlngrr
aud United States Attorney Murphy
against the prosecution Of 4. j. pope,
Isaac and Henry Adds. who aro under
arr ~ Tor publishing and sending
through the mails copies of plncr
known as the 'Flrehrand. The protest
Is written ON lcttrr-h-ad boring rho
caption "Anarobis, hcaduuartcfs Tho
protest says; "lr Ca- opinion iu your
present prosecution Of the aforesaid par
tbs and paper you are violating tn" "N-
press provisions of the constitution, and
We request you to discontinue these un-
constitutional proceedings"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16

Chl,gy". oct II Results ~ IIarl,m.
FI,r-,iybth- uf milo-Aiif.srD wuu
Tdu'i s"rond l.Wria third, tur i.,.-i.
Mlb-Ar,. won. luiy inoz second. M4s.
ssiuna' rhifd umc. l:i2is srv.n-oigtths
uf ID milc-Bnrk Massey won. Laureate
s-rp1d. Lady Hamilton third. time ~
Thr1.-quartrr ~ a mile-Dave waldo
wnn Daily Eyc'ug Form second. Kuowics
third. time. l.ish. Mile-Gold Band won
suuburst second. Swordsmau ,h,rd.
tim l.W Thto"-quarters of d, mil,-
Msry kina'lla won. Glnb- II .rs5rd
Zoo, mnkcr thirl Time. I.iGz,.
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city. Adam Huffman. a large land owner,
WAS murdered and his hired man may not
recover. About = O'clock this morning two
masked men entered lluffman's house
and after gagging the hired man ordered
HUFFMAN To give up his money. When
HUFFMAN refused the men placed rope
around his neck and began terrible
two hours torture by pulling him up
until he would strangle. After the rob
bcrs saw Huffman would not give mp
they chokcd him to death Bloodh"unds
have been placed on their Trail
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
>h. sprung - i.-aL.

San Fran'isoo. oct. lS-Thv schooner
" : Phrip- which sailed h"uce pn
W'du' sdpv afternoon last with ~ pro-.
urctor~ aud ',rga II supplies for rpp-
taf IiNr Alaska Fpraur q leak about
NJ mIt.a southwest uf the Faa.lones Srg-
trplly and WIS compelled 60 pat back.
srltIug r.r To-day. she vill 10" placed
,r~n the dry dork ard thornU ghlv 10.
the triu
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
short ~ His A.,onnts.

pou Ang,l,s, Wash. oct. l5-Donrias
Y"uur and N. g. Lyon, who hav" been
ruVae"d lot M. last two months expert
lug the books of "N-Audiior John ".
Trrf. nlod their report to-day. They
would not max" public IA. result of their
iulfstrntion, but from another sourr" IL
h harmed that IN" shnrthgr ls about
80 gD. s6y1 uf which o"currcd during
th" term Of Baker. Truys predecessor
sheriff bik' is nov 80 his way To- Skae-
uay. Alaska IA arrest Troy Baker IL not
subject ~ criminal pros 'utiun. the stat
ut. of limitation having run IT, course.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
ON THe TRACK.


Cincinnati pci. ii.-Rcsults ~ Iato.
nia! f"nr and hslf nulongs -Roclor
won, i>'"lona second. Lena Ms,ts thin1
tim" ;it'.. Mil. selling-sor won. l."asr-
man second. i"orgio g. third time.
l;i5il Two mii's- Barton won, Enduranro
SECOND. Raspnt ihird. time. 3.al',. So
furlones. selling Thkannass," won. Elton
Jacket SECOND carrie Lyl" THIRD time.
l.b SiN iutlHns- Tempo Wnn. Dinsmar
second. M'Allmfi ihird. time. iil. NH.
s,innR-S"auurt Won, BarbD second
Et,srO Third, tim. l.E.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
NEW York S FIGHT.
straw Votes which show That Van wycL
Has 70 Long Lead.

Special Dispatch 10 IN. Sisndsfd
New York. Oct. l5.-The New York
World opens its poll OF straw voting.
after recess. taken as a test Ia show
whether sentiment in the city Is chang
ing The total percentage Ia date. In
the Worlds figures, is; Van Nyck
si.ss. Low 235i. George 2o.0l. Tracy
l6.l5, Gleason 5.9s.
The New York Press prints what IL
claims is a far more systematic house
to house canvass indicating that Tracy
and Van wyck are leading in the or
der named The estimate Of the Press
disaerees radically with all the other
estimates made In the city in regard III
Tracy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16

~. Louis Oct. ls.-iiun. Loriu \.
Thurstou. special minister tu 10" Iuii'd
States from Hawaii spoke h. fore tir'
Eoconomic club of anncSius the island 90
the United Stat,s TODD fhurstuu wa-
escorted 10 the Merchant "Nchang.
where h" made speech IN favor "i an
nrNauuu.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
rr.,idsu,iai Appointments.

Washington oct 1.-THE president
niads The following appointments to-day
Consuls s-Iohn \. Barnss % Illinois. az
COLOGNE, G,rmlHy William y. Sands "
the Disiri,t of columbia. secretary OF
the lcgatnrn nr the United states at Scout.
Curca Thomas a. Needles OF Illinois
commissioner tO negotiate with the
Chtrokse Choctaw 'hickasaw Musco-
go. ard S,mnolc Indians. vice Alexander
Mcnt gpmery resigned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-16
Germnns Endorsc Low.

New York. Oct 15.-Aftcr n stormy Sos
sion lasting until midnight In the Grand
Central Palace. the general committee oi
the Germap-A American Reform union
endorsed Seth Low and the entire citi-
zens' union ticket. The vote was ~ for
and ~ against the resolution.