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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND SITS
PAID-UP CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
Interest PAID ON DEPOSITS.
Loans made sna on So Rssi Estate
Acts rs Executor, Administrator,
Trustee Guardian and Committee on
Estates.
Acts Registrar, Trnsfe- and Fis-
cal Az mt Of Corporations.
Takes full charge Of Real and Per-
sonal Estates.
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent
Storage Vaults for trunks, boxes &C.,
containing valuables. silver. bric-a-
brac, &c.
Incorporated under act OF Congress
and subject to supervision OF the
comptroller OF the currency.
John a. Swope.. Vice President
~ o. cummings. Second Vice PRESIDENT
John H. Carnody- Treasurer
Andrew Parker Secretary
A. >. W orthnSton ...........-D Aa,f.or, r.,,cs.,
j. j. Darlngtt n......-.......-D >A
DIRECTORS:
Bailey, Charles B., Iarner John n
Barber, A: l., Noyes, Theodore w.,
Barker, William e. Saks, lsidore,
B6tcheder, r. N, Shea " H.,
Barm, Charles, Spear, Ellis
Caripody. John H.. Stevens Frederick c.,
Clapp John NJ. Swope, John A.,
Crane, Augustus. Jr., Truesdell Georce
Cummings, Horace s., Warner, b. H.
Darlington, J. J., Willard. II. K.
Du Bois, Jas T., Wilson, A. A.,
Edison, John Joy, Wine Louis b.
Fraser, James. Woodward, s. W
Gurley, William b., worthinctou A l.
Hamilton, John A..
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Jas F. HOOD, c. ]. BELL,
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Of September 1897 lSeaD W. ii. MACOMBEH,
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81 can whip all the policemen in town, :"
boosted Louis Gardner at an early hour
tkis morning. He changed his mind later
and was very penitent. though extremely
ioquacious. when he faced Judge Mills.
This man was very drunk and was elect
ed from street railway csr on It'll street
southwest" stated Policeman Cromwell.
HE used the worst language ever heard .
1.-The evidence Of the policeman is cor
rect SO far as I understand it, admitted
the prisoner. He then proceeded to say a
great many things that had no bearing on
the case. and was fined s.. That amount
was paid. az
Giggled Over the Sentence.
Three young white boys, Antonio Corodo,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1897-12-16

.EOES and
NOVELTIES.
China Dolls dressed ......5c and 1oc
Large Dressed Dolls
Very Large Wax Dolls, ..... and soc
Boys Sailor Dolls, .....~3oc
Vases ....~,,...1oc zoe and soc per pair
Toy Boxes, .........Ioc 1sc, 25c per set
Toy China Tea Sets, .....~......~5c, Ioc, 5oc
A Large Variety Of Assorted Toys at &C.
Large Assortment of Fancy Decorated Cups and Sau-
GERS, ....... .....".Ioc, I5c, 25c Soc
Breast Pins etc.,-very suitable for presentsin large
variety,
Get your best fellow" new tie and come here to select
Fire Crackers, ........2 packs Tor &c
Cannon Crackers from to Our 1ocent size
monster
Eght-day Cocks-Oak or Walnut fnish-22 inches high
only $500 This is a chance of life time.
usual our stock Of Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods
"A and Shoes is fully up-to-dae. We defy any house
give better bargains any ne the past has proved the
truth of this.
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THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.
u Passes the senate, ~ 10 s-Homesisad
mn. Unfinished Business.

Washington, April g The first ref
erencc In congress To the Turko-tirc-
elan war came soon after the senate
opened to-day. when Allen introduced
the follow ing resolution; Resolved,
That the established policy ~ the
United States nf avoiding rutauRling
alliances with European powers N in NO
respect violated 10y our Sympathl1ing
with the Christian people of Greece In
their present heroic struggle against
the advancement uf the ottoman en-
pirc, and that, In the Judgment of the
senate, IL would h" u recognition of the
wishes ~ all for the executive To cN-
press to The government Of Greece The
sympathy uf the American people
Allen supported the resolution by cit
ING prccedents In which the United
States had expressed sympathy for
those struggling against oppression.
He also read from manuscript a de-
tailed statement of the affairs 81
Greece from early times. After Allen :
motion had been referred. Morgan So
verely criticised the disorganized state
of the senate committees and inciden-
tally scored Speaker Reed of the house
as an obstruction To national legisla
tiun.
Allcn then introduced a resolution
providing that no business, executive
or legislative would he considered with
the exception of appropriation bills till
the committee vacancies had been illlcd.
This created a considerable" stir on both
sides and there was an immediate Hood
of small bills presented on the chance
that they might otherwise he barred
cut. Chandler objected In considera
tion of the resolution. and after hot
colloquy II went over. soon after the
-. NH.a.
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PARDON FOR MASON
Sentenced in AissOula Sept 8, 1894
10 IA Years in th, Pen.
THE GOVERNORS REASONS
Many Reliable Citizens. Including
the states Attorney J. C. Denny,
and Other Officers Petition
for Executive Ciemency.
sreelll pI.rateh 10 lhe slandnrd.

Helena. April - -GOvernor smith to-
day pardoucd Patrick !. Mason, CON
Nictcd of blowing up house In Mis-
soula with dynamite On Feb. 70. 1884
and sentenced in September of that
Year to II years In the pneitrntiary. In
commenting upon his act of clemency
IN his letter to the state board NJ par
dons, the governor says.
Gentlemen Subject to the approval
of your honorable board, have grant
eel to Patrick J. Mason full and COM
plete pardon for the crime uf assault
with Intent to murder on which charge
he vas sentenced Sept. y, 1894, tn a term
ot II years IN the penitentiary, and
direct that he hr discharged from Gus
tndy as soon as the requirements ~ the
law can he complied with. My reasons
for granting this pardon are as follows.
In April. 1894. Mason was indicted for
the crime of assault with intent 10 mur-
der one &. 4, Burnes The nfiense was
charged tn have been committed by
means Of explosives 81 placed as Ia de-
stroy the house In which Burnes was
sleeping aud Kill him by the explosion
~ the same time one Mary Glenn. a
notorious character ~ the city of Mis-
soula. was Indicted as accessory before
the fact There was 50 | am reliably
informed, "a strong prejudice In the city
and community against Mary Glenn
and in order To convict her as an ar-
rcssory II was necessary that Patrick
j. Mason, charged as principal. should
hc convicted The evidence H. wholly
rirCumstantial, and even II the Wit
nesses who testified for the state had
been citizens of character. h would still
In I.. IL.
rant conviction, Hut when We con-
slider that the character nf the states
witnesses was very much below par
the evidence amounts to little or moth
ing. Then considering the ease from a
legal standpoint the Judgment Is
wrong, and II Mason's appeal had hccn
prosecuted with the same vigor that
the appeal OF Mrs. Gleim was proseCu-
ted he would have had the benefit of a
new trial. for instruction No. ~. given
by the court in Mason's ease is OBJ
nnyious to the decision of the supreme
court In the case of the state against
Glenn uI Montana, page 10 and upon
the same ground would have been re-
vorsed II pressed In the proper manner.
I'm further justification OF this ac-
tion. transmit herewith the statement
of Hon. I. q. Denny, who was the
states attorney and who prosecuted
Mason: also the petition of nearly
every county officer ~ Mlssoula county,
and many of the grand jurors who tried
him. with that Of hundreds OF the most
reliable citizens of Missouln. Silver Bow
and Lewis aud Clarke counties, testify
ing to the good character of Mr.. Mason.
also submit the statements of the
warden showing that his conduct while
In prison has been most exemplary. In
"a I. H.. a l.
| believe Mason innocent of the crime
for which he was convicted. Like Dog
Tray. he is suffering on account Of his
assoCiations"
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ALL THE BIG ONES
Immense Crowds Turn Out al The
Opening Of The League Games.
TWO TO PHlLLlES' CREDIT
They Defeat Boston on the 10Th
and New York Yesterday-Ths
Results on tho Race Tracks
Strings for Montana.

Philadelphia. April 2e.-The opening
day here was a success. The weather
was delightful and the attendance
numbered 1900 The players paraded
across the field company front. then
raised the new nag while the band
played the star Spangled Banner"
Score: Philadelphia, s; New York, l.
Al Loulsville-rcn thousand people
saw the Culonels defeat Pat Tebeau's
Indians in the first championship game
OF the season to-day
Score. Louisville. 8. Cleveland. 1.
AT 81. Louis Five thousand mourn
ful rooters of the Browns saw the Pr
rates play "a stronger. better game than
the home team to-day, and watched ths
visitors stroll on the field with all the
hunors VI the day and a score Of TO |
In their favor.
Score. 81, Louis. /: Pittsburg. T.
At Washington-Ev Everything was pro-
pltious for the opening Of the baseball
season in this city. The crowd num-
bered 6 eco when Speaker Reed ap-
peared he was chrcred by the specta-
tors.
Score. Washington. I. Brooklyn, 5.
At Baltimore The champions to-day
defeated the Bostons In the opening
game of the season. An enormous
crowd witnessed the contest
Score; baltimore. TO- Boston. 5.
At Cincinnnti-T baseball season
opened here To-day with very pleasant
Weather. Fully 10000 people witnessed
one of the most exciting games ever
seen in the city.
Score, Cincinnati, :. Chicago, !.
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HOUSE AND SENATE.
Bailey With the Republicans On the In-
dian Approximation RiIi.

Washington. April 22.-Just after the
house convened Dalzell of Pennsylvania
presented special order for the con-
sideration of the senate amendments To
the Indian appropriation hin The rules
provided that under the final disposi-
ton of the four appropriation bills. II
should hc In order to consider the SEN
ate amendments In committee ~ the
whole without reference or considera-
tinn hy any committee, Bailey said he
would agree to Dalzclrs resolution pro-
vidcd {, Applies only to the Indian hill
thus saving hssiy action On the sundry
ciyil bill Dalzell adopted this sugg,s-
iion. The democrats who opposed
lililCy's leadership r1sr lu revolt. head
cd by Hlaud. Bailey declared that
" hat he objected 10 ir The special ord r.
was its omnibus character 50 far as
the Indian appropriation tim was COM
Cernrd. he thought consideration in
committee ~ the whole was sufficient
hut no one could furrsec what raG,' al
propositions might come back In the
sundry civll and general deficiency bills.
palZell made a mobilization, hui Bland.
In an impetuous way. voiced the pro-
tests Of those opposed To Bailey's lead
ership. The house had plenty OF time
he said and there WAS mo reason why
the bill should not go through the regu-
lar channels. Up tu this time he had
sympathized with the course OF the
gentleman from Texas hut he could
not support him when he failed TO de-
mand that legislation should proceed
regularly. The previous question was
ordered Bailey and his followers vot-
ing with the republicans. only a mem
bers voted against the previous ques-
tion and hut y against the adoption of
the rule The majority vote was lI.
The Indian hill was then taken up.
The senate amendment for the estah-
lishmcnt of warehouse for Indian sup
plies at omaha provoked debate. Shcr-
man asserted II would cost $4,000 or
$4,000 To establish such "A warehouse
Mercer republican Of Nebraska. made
strong stand for the amendment. He
said that omaha would give III" gov
crnment a good building free. He
quoted from the statements II Chicago
members that the warehouse should y"
nearest the base OF supplies
Dplliver tnterpussd a suggestion that
there should be "A compromise by esiah-
lishing the warehouse at Sioux city,
asserting that the reservations of IN"
Omaha and Winnehago Indians W"r'
nearer Sioux Guy than Omaha. Fuss.
republican of Illinois. made an srsu-
ment In favor of retaining the ware
house at Chicago. stating that go per
cent. OF the Indian supplies ~-r~ pur-
chased az Chicago Shafroth silver
populist ~ Colorado suggested D"nvrt,
and Bartholdt republican ~ Missouri.
presented the claims ot - Luuis
Tn. amendments To the Amendment
We're all voted down. and bN vote ~
5G 10 - the house refused q" concur m
the senate amendment Thr amend
ments making an appropriation oi A.'pN
for the Digger Indians ~ california
and relating to Cherokee citizenship
rolls we're agreed &C., When the amend
ment relating to the opening OF the
Uncompahere Indian fe~srvsiion WIS
reached sherman moved non-concur-
renee Lacey republican of Iowa. ar
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HELD FOR MURDER
MAYBE MRS. HAMILTON KILLED
HER HUSBAND.
The Goroner's Jur, Hol.ls Her aud n
Brother-in-ia~. Who Mast Give
satisfactory Answers.

Salt Lake. April 29.-The coroner's Jury
In the cas" OF the death OF John ~. Ham
iliOn rendered verdict to-day, and as a
result Mrs, Lou Hamilton wife Of the
dead man. j. held for murder, and Thomas
T. srddon. brothcr-in-law Of MI and Mrs
Hamilton. l. held A. an accessory. Both
arr held without hail. The Investigation
showed thar Mrs. Hamilton had purchased
CErtridges few days prior 10 th" tragedy
aud one of th" witnesses t'stlnrd that at
tn, time OF The shooting h. saw Seldom
creep from under the shadow OF IA" trees.
dart into an alley lrhding 10 the rear OF
the premises and a momsut later appear
ai the front door of the house With a
lantern In hi hand
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ON The TRACK.

SAN Francisco Apnl Five hirlonss.
s-yoar-old- The cheat won, outlay see
ond. sadie schwartz ihlrd, time, I.0s'..
SiN rrlong--l'at Murphy Won. MObalas-
ki second rAlmcrstou third; time. i;ii'..
Mile and -iNteruth-Niucror won. Tina
colorado second. Marcel thltd, time, i.Si's.
Mile Chavlcmngn. Won, Two cheers sec-
ond. NcloN third. time l't- Mllc-Addie
ruchanan won. joe Torrs ,ond. Day
lieht third time l'gis seven friongs-
lou lou H. won. Adam Andrew second.
Claudiana third. time l24A,
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SALISBURY ON THE TURF.
tie WIN Bring Candidates q" the Butte
aud Anaconda Meetings.

San Franciaco. April % Monroe Sails
hurry has returned to the turf. Tie has sew
cral strings In training a. licasnnion,
and they will be- takcu EnSt during IA"
coming six weeks 10 compete for the blg
purses In the grand c.fcttt and IN Mon
lana. Salisbury has the GriNth estate
string. bcsidps several prominent horses
from Walter :. Hobart : stable and half
a dozen strong cundldptCs owned by the
Mse brothers. llickok and Manning are
training dozen old and young FOR the
East Some of them iliCkok brought tren
the EAsI In winter hsrc- N l. reported
that Manning VIII 90 10 Montana from
here to train fot Marrus DAILY The purses
~ Butte aud Anaconda aggregate x,oe oon.
with a days of racing. and include trol-
ting, pacing and running.
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At N-mphis.

Memphis Apri . -sly ierlongs. purse.
ti'-a Timownkrr Won Nouurrgr~ second.
1utluo third lime. lis Miie-Rob
Ciampsr WON. ". y. us -orond Atm
ttird time : ~, New Gayoco Hotel
s'pkss. four mflouss n 10" guaranteed
Htuzlliau Won Nlvht Gowp second Crock
ett tHird time $50 Sryvu farlongs-- Sea
Eohhcr won, Chafii, Chti.ty SECOND, styK
ttrd time. t.u. Mllr-leNlnEton Pirate
won. ANGER second, Frontier third time.
10. Mite and quarter Narpuisc won.
ROYAL Choice ssrond Domingo third:
time. s.iUi.
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TERRIsLE WINosroRM.


Newton Kan. April "a terrible wind
storm. accompanied uy heavy hail and
tain. swept over Harvey county at 10
O clock tO-nirhi. coming from the south
west Two farm h0usss we're demolished
a lew milss west OF N.Ston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meins. occupants OF one OF The houses,
we're ssrioasly hurt and have just been
brought to Newton. The surgeons state
that Mrs. M,'us viii die. Practically ~
sry pauc OF glass tu she south side OF the
bulldiugs Iu Newton Was shattered hy the
hau. and q railway train just arrived
here WAS without ID pauO Of glass IN ,he
windows on the south sid. OF the cars.
tn, duration of The Storm was less than
T. minute
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gucd that the gisonite fields In the
reservation should he opened up. hut
not given away. The rights of the gov
ernm,nt should be protected by a sys-
TEN of leases and royalties.
King NJ Utah supported the senate
amendment and declared that the rich
ness oi III" gilsonite beds had been
greatly exaggerated He argued that
Il had been an unhroken rule 10 ALLOW
prospertors on mineral lands To reap
the reward of their discoveries and that
there was no reason now In change the
government policy No such policy
had ever been suggested as 10 gold and
silver petroleum and all other products
Has not the governments present
policy resulted In the aggrand cement
Of a few new corporations and the I'm
poVerishmenl of the whole people,"
asked Maguire. democrat of California.
King replied that the result had heeu
Just the reverse. The whole people had
prufited.
Underwood democrat NJ Florida. read
FROM the report uf experts, showing
that the deposits covered 10000 square
miles and that %, O0l. O0o tons were In
sight II was worth In the markets
$40 per ton
7i''l'' ifnuhlltau hi lnllduas tnfH
announced the death uf his colleague,
Holman. \ resolution was adopted, sx-
pressing the profound regret with
which the house had heard the an
nouncemsnt uf Judge Holman's death.
and the speaker appointed "A committee
of 10 tn Join the committee II the SEN
ate Ia accompany the remains TO their
final resting place. The sergeant-at
arms was instructed to take charge ~
the funeral. The committee appointed
was as follows Messrs. McMillin ~
Tennessee, DearmOnd ~ Missouri, Sec-
nor ~ Indiana. stark OF Nebraska, Rob
inson of Indiana. Danford of Ohio,
Brnmwrll ~ Ohio. Ellis Of oregon,
Crumpacker at Indiana and Alexander
of New York
Then. az 40 y. M. as a further mark
of respect. the house adjourned,
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The Lost ~aroaria.

san Francisco April .s.-The rsvouuo
cutter Rush returned to-day after s1 uu-
successmi search for the overdue shio
samsr ria bound from seattle for san
Francisco The Rush went 30 mile up On"
coast, bat found no trace of thc ship uor
saw any wrcckage. The s,marlA. Win E"r
crew and the captain wife uud two chill
dreu u undoubtedly ut the bottom of the
90 There wsre 2 aIl told on boaui
Astoria ore. Arril "a NO buof
r,0rkrd Sanarla' was washed ss HJfy TO-
day at Long Beach Wash tn S4mHflR
o. "a Iirifish bark. long overdue from P4-
ct sound 10 san FrsuritrO.
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Cincinnati April gl-Fivr ~ the best
e-ycar ODDS on the tfhck nHt to-day la a
mntth race Ht Newport Tor 81" a corner
ana a purse Of slu oH,toi 10y the Queen
CIty Jock"y club. Ngu ArtWerp was tne
winner with I.izxiC cavalier second. Rich
ard j. third Az heads apart. SsVcu fur
longs Metz - won. fri no second. Roma
Scho'nf'ld third. tlmr. : ~. Four fur
longs Flora t.Outsl won GHddie =. SEQ
oud Frsn.iso., third .,m', - Milr aud
a slStoeptA= latufiH Won. imp. Skate
nroond. rgrsou ;Llrd t'mr l.i''. special.
uiyr fUlonr-- Van Antwerp Won. Lizzie
Iaysiipr second RlrhItd j third time.
tai's. Milc-Ern i.rosl won. John McLl.
toy second Box inlrd. time ". Seven
fUriongr-M Miss RO-s Wol, Dorothy Ill.
second, Ftctful third. time. -.
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that city in order TO assist the Greeks In
capturing Epirus as Car as the Berlin
treaty line, The National league of Grr-cr
has advanced passage money for i,Ws Car
thaldians, who are expected at Pirarus
Immediately. The pdu-llellcuic steamer
Albanian Is on her WAY TO Rimcni 10 'm-
bark dnhf Italians, who, the Greek minis
AZ Rome tclcguphs. are ready To hght
for Greece.
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Paper VIII. p...ro,sdb by Fire.

Terrc Ilauie. Ind april The paper
mills st Ellsworth. nvc miles north. were
totally destroyed by hre AT midnight, en-
failing "A loss OF S5.cQN The plant Was
owned by the trust. known as the Ameri-
can stra board company. and among tho
heaviest local stockholders are Jacob kol-
som and Crawford Fairbanks The mills
had been closed for some time. The insur-
anee Il about $1,000
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At Forsyth.

Chicago. Aprtl ...-Thrcs-luarters ot a
mile Southworih won. Wtnslow second.
Lucy BIN third. time. ] -, Half mile
Cherry Bounce H. won. JsYbird second
Ironicsl third. time. ,la Thrcc-qusrters
OF mile-Pitfall won. May Oallop second
Costock third time. tisa.- Mile and aH
sighth-paladdin won. Bcd Naddell SEE
ond Whistle Bird third. time. lj2 Three
quarters Of % milr-Jgo ManClul won Ret
tdlfo second, T0stawsy third. time. t.uis.