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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-18
MYSTERY CROWS DEEPER
A Suspicious Story Told by the
Butler, Keller.
NOW HELD BY THE POLICE
The Milwaukee, Minister Asserts That It
Was the Butler and Not Ketcham
Who Married the Fascinating
but Dangerous Widow.

Chicago. Nov. i7.-Relatlves ~ the
late John II. ketcham viii contest his
Will. IL such an instrument exists. on
the ground tnat he was not only of un-
sound mind al the time he may have
signed II, hut for ten months previous
Mrs. Walkers butler. Joseph Keller.
has suddenly become a very important
factor In the impending litigation. kcl-
Ter says he accompanied ketcham and
Mrs. Walker to Milwaukee Sept. .. and
was witness 10 the marriage. Rev.
MIR. Roberts. OF Milwaukee, who per-
formed the ceremony. opens up rather
startling possibilities by saying. when
shown a photograph OF Keller. that the
picture much more resembled the man
he married to Mrs. Walker than did
the picture of ketcham.
Additional mystery is thrown about
the case Of John II. Ketcham with
every development brought forth by
the police In their efforts 10 ascertain
the facts surrounding his death AZ the
home of Mrs. Minnie Wallace Walker
Ketcham. Joseph Keller. the butler at
the home of the woman who now
claims TO be the widow Of Mr.. ketch-
am. disappeared Tuesday evening after
having been held for some time by
Police Lieutenant Creighton. under
cross-examination Of the most severe
character regarding the circumstances
of the alleged marriage OF Mrs. Wal
lace To ketcham last September. The
policeman declared that he had been
questioned and allowed To depart at |
o'clock. while, as matter of fact.
Kellar was locked up on az suspicion
aroused by his own story.
The suspicion has been growing
upon the police as the result of ru-
mors which started In Milwaukee that
k.llar appeared In the role Of bride
groom at the wedding and that he and
not ketcham stood before the mlniste er
with his face concealed under the folds
of scarf As the result of this sus-
picion he was held over night and al
n o'clock this morning was driven
away in charge of an officer. He Is
now held by the police. who are able
Ia produce him at any time he may be
needed.
The alleged wife of ketcham IL III
in bed with nervous prostration. the
ordeal which she has undergone since
| the death of Ketcham having been to,
much for her strength.
Criminal proceedings are threatened
/, against Mrs Minnie wsllaee and scvera
other persons. whose names have mol
been divulged. hut who ketcham's rela.
tives will charge with what they call q
conspiracy.
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Entries Tor io-day's races at Inglesids.
First race. mile and a siNteenlh-Widow
Jones. ", Terra Archer, Navy blue. s5.
l.idplburg. ~, Sir Philip. Fort Augustus.
Billy McclOskey. -; Outaway, l0s, Alyero,
i0i Elmer + lqe,
Second race. seven furlonss. FOR 2-year-
olds-Br Happy. l", Espirindo. Zapata,
Donator, no.
Third race. thres-auarters of a mile
ST. calatin". el FOusovanuah. ": Flour
DE Lis, loi. Horatio. lU1, La France.
PieNotto. larro. lo9. BcliiCoso. lls.
Fourth race, mile and an eighth
Double Quick ". Imp. Trance. ~. Judge
Denny. ioii Grady, l0s Wheel OF Fortune
III, Ostlcr Jos" rs lnstallator us
Fifth race. mile and slxteenth Mar.io
A. Neloz. ". Don Ciaroucio. ~. Doyle. vs.,
Pcrsonnr, %. Mulberry, "; Mamie Scott
lOi. Joe Terry. lui
Sixth race six iurlongs, Tor 2-year-olds
Magnus Master Mariner as. Bonni,
lone. lel outlay. Judge Napoleon lUl,
charlotte NJ. Tiny l. Soscol. FREQ Lad,
lG Sociallst lul san C1rlos lO6 Tempsc
To- Bliss Huck'r. los Defiant. IL.
Weather clear. track fast.
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GO.AwAY GEORGE CONVICTED.
Found Guilty of Assault-wiil Serve Two
Iears tu the Fen.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena. Nov. i,.-George Morton. nick
named ''Go-Away-George." was to-day
convicted OF assault In the second degree
by a jury In the district court and pun
ishment fixed at two years In the peni-
tentiary, The jury deliberated on the
case about ~ hours before arriving M
a verdict. Inability TO agree upon the
degree OF the crime. FIRST or second. kept
the jury AT the case all night and unul
noon to-day.
Morton shot timer by the name Of
John Rafferty, during n quarrel in Wood
street bagnio. Jealousy is supposed 10
have been the motive. Morton's defense
was that the shot was accidental. Raf-
ferty had threatened him and being a
cripple Morton pulled his gun. While
fiourishing IL around II went on. hitting
Rafferty, iu the neck. infiictine "A wound
that for few days threatened TO he NOR
tal. lie recovered, however. and was able
to be present in court. Morton is an old
timer and a number Of witnesses testified
as To his good reputation.
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Special Disnatch Ia IN. STANDARD.
RoZeman. Nov. IA passenger on
No. L. George l.. 10y, OF Spokane.
Wash. attempted To commit suicide
this morning between Belgrade and
Manhattan by jumping of the train.
He was picked up by the train crew of
No. -. covered with blood and cut se-
riously, His injuries consisted of a
deep cut on the head about four inches
long. II appears he had also attempted
to cut his throat. as there was "A large
cash on the left side of IL. He refused
Ia give any account of himself. and
after his wounds had been dressed by
the company's physician. he was turned
over TO the authorities.
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Special DISPATCH to the STANDARD.
Helena. Nov. l..-Deputy Marshal Waite
returned from Hayre this morning bring
ing n number VI Gros Nentres Indians.
who are summoned TO appear before the
grand jury. They gave the old Indian
Excuse upon such occasions and had 10 he
brought here on bench warrants for con-
tempt. After hearing their excus. Judge
Knowles pureed them OF contempt. They
gave the customary grotesdue Indian
names. Phillip Shortman. Paul Plumagc.
Shaking Palm. Black Wolf Horseback,
Captive. Bullhead and Spott' Bird.
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PRINCESS WILL Be MARRIED.
why KaiuIant Took the Trip 10 the Ha.
waiin Islands.

Honolulu. Nov. 10, via San Francisco.
Cal. Nov. 1.-THE arrival Of Princess
kaiulani caused a fiutter yesterday. A
large crowd of people, principally natives.
greeted her at the wharf. As she walked
down the gang plank the Hawaiians COW
cred her with flowers. Rumor has II that
the princess is here to be- married. The
groom is said 20 be George Davies. son
of T. II. Davies. guardian OF the Young
woman. The elder Davies is very rich.
The Baltimore arrived on the 9Th from
San Francisco. She brought sailing or
ders for the Yorktown. the latter lcav-
ing the following day
W. J. Kenny has succeeded the late A.
q. 3. Hawes as British consul general for
Hawaii.
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota arr
rived from Yokohama yesterday. He will
remain here until the 18th. posting him.
self ON Hawaiian matters.
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A MILLIONAIRE ASSIGNS
BUSINESS AFFAIRS OF HENRY
SHERRY IN A BAD SHAPE.
isis Debts aud Those of Mis- Csnpasles
win Come Very Cio.e to
Million Dollars.

Oshkosh. Wis. Nov. lI.-Henry Sher-
nv. the millionaire lumberman and pa
per mill owner of Neenah. has con-
cluded that his business affairs are In
such bad condition that an assignment
Is necessary to avoid preferences
among his creditors and to save costs
and expense OF suits and damages aris-
ing on account OF attachments. gar
nishments and executions. Notice ot
assignment viii be filed here late this
afternoon.
Mr., Sherry's personal assignment will
necessitate the assignment Of several
large companies in which he has a con-
trolling interest. The companies are
the following: lngersoll Land and
Lumber company of Elaud. Wis. the
Mineral Lake Land company OF Min
eral Lake. Wis the sherry Lumber
company ~ Aniwa. Wis; sutton Man.
ufacturing company. Park Falls Paper
and Pulp company and the Park Falls
company. all located at Park Falls.
Wis The sherry Lumber company. 10
Gated at Appleton and OF which Mr..
sherry owns a large amount ~ stock.
viii not be- affected.
Mr.. sherry estimates his debts and
those of associate companies al some
thing close To- 81. 100000 and hopes that
his assets. II tudicially handled. viii be
enough to pay dollar for dollar.
some Of the heaviest creditors are the
First National bank OF Milwaukee,; W.
Frees bank of Neenah and z. ID. Os-
tpnd OF Nesnah ;. NJ. Ray Of osh-
kosh. whu. as trustee for himself and
Others. including ex-senator Philetus
sawyer. hold "A s7.70o.00o mortgage on
the Park Paper and Pulp company's
plant Mr., sherry gives the cause
which which led 10 this unfortunate
situation As the general depression in
business during the past few years. the
loss of over si3o.0o0 by the e. ]. Meyer
Hardwood Lumber company failure
few years ago aud large losses later by
the burning of timber and mills
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Death of Harry Murray.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Helena. Nov. IA telegram was re.
.eivsd here To-day from North Yakima.
Wash. announcing the death there of
Harry Murray. one OF the Murray broth
crs who dcVrlop.d what h now known as
Prize mine. near Marysvilie and sold the
property to Irwin q, stump. executor of
Hearst estate, FOR a largeeum. TITS death
was entirely unexpected. as his brother.
who lives here. did not even know he was
i'll. The decreased had a large farm near
North Yakima and spent most of his
time there making occasional ysGs Ia
Hslcna
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GETTING READY FOR A RUSH.
Ten Thousand boomers VIII Break Into
tbe Wichita Country.

Wichita. Kan. Nov. 1T.-Thc latest man
In Wichita with n chunk of Wichita
mountain mineral In his pocket Is T.. l..
Ilrws of Navajo, Greer county. okla
huma. Mr.. icws says he is captain OF
a band of 10000 boomers who vii break
into the Wichita country and take II 10y
storm. The army OF boone rs H. yet to he
raised
Tho Wichita mountains lie In the kiowa
and comanche Indian country. and In
Greer county. Oklahoma. Alung IN tire
sixties these Indians were given this land
Ia hold until October 1885,. When the
country is really opened there win be
inaugurat.d "A period ~ excitement un.
precedent ed In the Southwest. The min.
nral Is There aud there viii be rush
The Rock Island already has a survey
running through the mountains ard tn,
'hoctnw road could easily divert q
branch into the heart of the hills.
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brown Pleaded Not Guilty.

Srecial Dispatch to the Standard.
Glcndive. Nov. 7.-Andrcw Brown. who
shot Thomas Wilson November 10. In
which case the coroner's inquest returned
verdict Of wilful murder Thursday. and
In the preliminary examination the same
verdict on Saturday, and who could not
he arraigncd before the district court
Monday ON account of sickness. pleaded
not guilty this morning before. Judge
Charles ~. Loud. A jury will be drawn
for AN adjourned term. beginning De-
cembcr o. No trouble is apprchended in
securing n jury and giving Brown n fair
and impartial trial
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-18
IT WAS A CLOSE CALL.
Manager Robinson by Accident, Gets a
Ballet In the Jaw.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Livingston. Mont. Nov. 17.-G. =. Rob
inson. manager Of the company store At
Iorr. nearly lost his life this morning
while enroute on the park train 60 Horr
Al chicory station, when the engineer
applied the air. II did not work as Il
should and the rear md of the train 10
ceiyed "A severe shaking up. A. -. New
ton. manager OF the Yellowstone Coal
company. was thrown violently to the
foor. breaking several of his ribs and
causing a il-calibre Colt revolver. which
he carried H. fall out Of his pocket The
gun struck on the hammer and exploded
the cartridge The ball struck Mr.. Rob
inson under the Jaw and passed through
his neck. producing "A wound that n slight
variation would have proved fatnl The
injured men were conveyed to liorr
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JUDGE BEST TRANSFERRED.
Ne Makes Way TOR th. Appointment Of
Es-t congressman Mond~il.

Washington. Nov. E.-Judge Emory L.
Best of Georgia. assistant commissioner
of III" general land office, has resigned
ana to-day Was appointed assistant at
torncy In the interior department. lie
makes way for eN-congrossman Frank
W, Mondril, Of Wyoming, who has b,en
picked oul for assistant commissioner
long aga, hut whose appointment has
been deferred until now. Judge Best for
merly occupied the place To which he has
just been transferred and was chief clerk
of the office of the assistant state attor-
ncy general for the interior department
before his appointment as assistant land
commissioner In the last administration.
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4 Euii Pardon Granted.

Denver. Nov. IA special tn the Re-
publican from Santa fr. y NJ, says:
: NJ. Folsom, former president ot the
Albuquerque National bank. serving a
nye-EVar seutsnce IN the territorial p"n-
iirntiary Tor falsifying the statements Of
the bank. was granted full pardon by
"a. president to-day. The announcement
bN the attorney general reached the p.H-
lirntiary to-day ana Folsom WAS re-
leased he Had been In prison " months.
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Charges viii he Investigated.

Paris. Nov lI.-General saussicr. the
military governor Of Paris. has appointed
General Polliux to inquire into the
charges against Count Ferdinand Walsin
EsterhasN. former major of French M
fnntry. who mas been charged by Mathiu
Dreyfuss with the crime for which Cap
tain Albert D-eyfliss. Mathu's brother
Is now undergoing a sentence "i imprison-
mcnt Tor Me.
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pany. orsnn Smith, president of the Mers
chants Loan A Trust company. says;
"our hnnk is simply truztcs for the
bondholders who are chiefly rcsidcnts OF
Scotland. Tho Arizona company Is an
Irrigation 'nl'- prise and has been In bust
ness for many years. Lately II dsfauited
on interest payments on bonds. the fall
urc due. NJ doubt. o. unsatisfactory husi-
ness and hence the action OF tire bank
as trustee
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IN ORDER TO GET EXCUSED.
Two Indian Girl Pupils Try d" Burn the
tariisl. school.

Carlisle, Pa. Nov. i7.-Fsnnie Eagle
horn and Eliza flander. indian girls.
wrrr arrested to-day un the charge of
arson. A mysterious lire broke out In
the girls quarters OF the school ON Sum
day afternoon. but was eNtingutshed bs-
fore much damage had been done.
II was afierward learned that the two
girls. Who were pupils. mad started tho
fire with the intention NJ burning down
the school because they had been refused
permission 10 go home.
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the war broke out under President Lin
coins commission. he raised the Thirty
third Illinois volunteers composed pIin-
cipally of former students of the III nois
State Normal University of which he was
the founder and of which hc had been
principal up 10 that time. Calamity at
the battle of Cache river earned for him
the rank ot brgadicr general. and an as
signment 10 General Sherldan's command
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San Diego. cal Nov. l7.-In an inter-
view p1hlishrd iu the Tribune to-day. 4.
\. Grant WAS asked as TO the desire nf
CaIlfornlans 10 have him represent tbs
state n the InIi"d States senate. Mr.
Grant said. "l'nisss the party leaders
believe me available. I am not oandi-
date. II they do. then I will Use ,yery
emery, ard every honorable means 10 suc-
coed obtninIrF public horrors by dshon-
orabln moon. shall never be- charged w
against fuy name
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uoisied the l.rrmnn EIap

Shanghai. Nov l1.-When the landing
party from the German warship Division
occupied kniko Chan bay on Sunday last
the German iiag was holstcd ON shore.
The object Of the Germans ia landing In
kako Chan bay IL To demand satisfnc-
tion for the murder Of the Rh,nsh mis-
sionaries and the mobbing of thr Ger
man minister To China and the captain
of the gunhoat Cormorant. the latter In
cidcnt having occurred November al WI
Chang.
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It Pays to Buy
= AT
zL-EYS'

Everyone who does Is well suited be-
cause We have the largest assortment.
the finest quality and the cheapest
prices In the west. We never had such
q varied assortment nor such beautiful
and artistic goods
The very latest. up-to-date articles in
all lines OF Jewelry. Watches. Silver
Novelties. Cut Glass. Silver-plated
Ware. Bronze and Leather Goods.
Canes and Umbrellas. Pipes and Cigar
Holders. Opera Glasses. Silver Combs
and Brushes. Gold Spectacles and Eye
glasses and Gold Quartz Jewelry. all
at very cheap prices.
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A. Ieaingtes.

Lexington. Nv, Nov. II. - Weather
clear. track heavy.
Scully, purs,, three -fourths Of a mile
Momus won. Onar"tta second. Harry
Baker third time lei. Five furlongs-
Banishej won. Snak. second. Bonneville
third. time. i07. one mile-iiray Eclipse
won. Sir Ebony second. what Next third:
time. i;t. Selling. three -fourths of a
mll--Rollins won Annie N second, Biil
Arnett third; time. Ieo. Selling. eleven
Sixteepths of "A miie-Johnnie Williams
won. Tempo second. Fan Fsronade third I:
time 1i3
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INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Federal Grand Jury tinds Biiis Against
the Olive Pccker Crew.

Norfolk. Va. Nov. 1.-THE federal
grand jury, after investigating the
charges against the crew of the schooner
Olive Peckcr. returned indictments
against John Anderson. the cook. for the
murder Of Captain Whitman, and Mate
Saunders. and for destroying the vessel
AT sea: also against William Horsburgh.
John Lind and Juan DedIos BARREL. as
accessories after the murder OF the cap
tain and mate and for also destroying the
vessel. Martin Barstadt and Andrew
March, other members of the murderous
crew. are held as witnesses against the
indicted men.
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The suit Was Dismissed.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Helena. Nov lin the United States
court The suit Of +. g, Tourtelot against
Michael l.. Mccormick was dismissed
The plaintiff IL the receiver Of Grand
Forks suspended bank and brought suit
to collect 81. GO owed thr bank by Meteor
mick who II engaged in building steam
boats on the Kootenai river at Jennings.
Montana
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San Francisco. Nov. l7.-Results at oak
land:
Eievcn-sixtecnth Of a mile-Emma d
won. Lolo second. Monitor third. time
i:0si4. Three-fourths OF a mIle-count OF
Flanders won Marplot second. Moorinrl
third. time. i:lih. Seven furlongs-sly
won. Elsie Smith second. Dolores third.
time i.?s. Elcvru-sixteenth ~ q mile
Tea Rose III. won. MHlnstay second.
Sport McAllster third: time. l.01 Seven
oghths Of mile McLlght won Mont
gumery second. summcrtin. third time.
Is1
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pnuie In a school.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov. IA panic was
caused In st. Andrews school to-day by
fhe upsetting OF n stove. Some frightened
children jumped from the windows while
others were thrown down by the mad
dcn.d efforts of the stronger ones To es-
cape. The fire and police depart ments
responded to tn. calls. The fire was
quickly subdued and four seriously In.
Jurcd pupils were sent home.
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CAR REEDS RETIREMENT.
Large Commercial Interests Want Him
In New Nork CITY.

New York Nov. T.-August q P.inc,
an intimate friend of Thomas u. Reed
In this city, said to-day: "lt h true that
the pressur" 81 large commercial int r
ests have been brought 10 beer on Mr..
Reed 10 Undue" him to retire from con-
gross and romr 10 New York other lnTg"
interests. howe Vet. demand that Mr.. Rrrd
should remain in IA. capital. I have seen
Mr.. Reed firgu.ntly OF late. but th. mat
ter of his coming To New York has Iot
been mentlafcd in our conversations.
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4 Painful Accident.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Giendiye Nov. In. *. Farnum OF
Almont. Mich. who Is visiting his son
and daughtrg here. while on a deer hunt
met with a painful accident. While en-
gagged In extracting shells out Of Vim
chester rlf" on" of the smok.less shells
exploded blowing his face full of pieces
of brass. Ne may lose the sight of one
oye. The other injuries are only fcsh
MuuUdE
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Mnuy Are Homeless.

~. Petersburg. NOV. ls.-lt is estimated
that about l.sUo persons were rendered
homeless by the rising OF the water In
th. Nsya. flooding of the canals. subur-
ban islands and outlying portions of the
city. through a fierce wind from the see
which drove the water up the stream.
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canal Project Endorsed.

Harrisburg 20 Nov. i7-At the scss on
of tha National grange to-day ~ WAS do
cldcd tn adjourn hnaliy Tomorrow. li'-
ports FROM IN .iit" masters 81 TN's
and NoflH Car'hhh w"r" "noourarlng.
Ths NIrsfagyaH canal project Was IG-
dyrsgg
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Austrian s,onr cutter. Arrested.

Washington Nov. l, - Commissioner
General powdcrly ~ the immigration
bureau tu-,Ls received a tsl, gam rom
lnspc, tor Baldwin in Mississippi stating
that he had secured the arrest OF ~ others
or fht. rlrtv OF Austrian staNr cutters,
makirg u R an Inspector BALDWIN was
instructed TO btlnE the 81 Immediately 10
baltimore Tor dt tportatiou 10 Austria ard
20 iyaNy deputy 10 rnd the two sui
missing
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Cleveland. Ohio. Nov. IA passenger
train ON the Cleveland. Canton AZ South
rrn railway was derailod this morning at
the approach To the bridge over Petit
bone Brook. Two passenger coaches
rolled over the embankment into the
ditch. Sixty persons wcr. On board. but
only three were injured
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TURKEY CRAWLS DOWN.
The sultan Will Grant All the Demands
Of Austria.

London. Nov. ia special dispatch
from constantinople says the Turkish
government has agreed To the demands Of
the Austrian government: that the vail
of Andanna and Montzurro have been de-
posed; that the victim of the brutal out
rage will be- indemnified. and that the
sultan has consented 10. pay the claims
OF the Oriental railroad. which was oper-
ated by an Austrian company. paying
81 .2,0,0s. being the balance due the CONF
pany for the conveyance OF Turkish
troops during the recent war with Greece.
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chicago Nov. l7.-"ls Baptism a Pre-
requisite 60 IA" Lords supper was the
topic discussed last night aj tho annual
mrciing 0f the Baptist congress The
position taken by Dr clifford of Buffalo
and Or ConWell of philadelphia two of
the most eminent dNinls 'u the d"nomi-
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london. NpV, it-At a preliminary
meclius Of rcpr, ,scutati,,s 0f nv stf,s-
ing rnginrsrs aud their employers Il was
nsrrcd to bold formal convention next
Msdnvsda,. \ trucc has 0esu sEfeed
uItou peujlug stltlrmeut.
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Special Dispstrh to th, Standard.
Helena. Nov l1..-E u weed OF this
city has accepted the Invitation of the
Butte lodge of Elks to address the
memorial meeting. 10 b. held In the Au-
ditprlum IN Bultr on Elk, memorial day.
DHysulpr
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New York Nov l5-Senator Marx
Hanna arrived here from Cleveland To-
Jay. Hr Insisted that b. Nds IN New
York on business matters and refused "
discuss DOlilcs.