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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
A NEW kLoNoYkE LINE.
The Cramps Will Put on Five Firs,-Ciass
Steamships.

Philadelphia, Nov. L-'rho iirst line Of
nrst-cass steamships to the klondyk"
has been organized In this city. with
Charles cramp of the shipbullding iirm
OF that name rs president. There will D.
five vessels In all and the first VIII start
in April next clearing from New York
or Philadelphia and stopping at san
Francisco. Seattle and Tacoma. Zach of
these ships viii accommodate about 400
first-class passengers and several hum
dred second class. They will make counrc-
tIons with railroads ON the Pacific coast
and with the principal boats in the gold
region. These vessels will arrive in
Alaska at tho opening of navigation on
the Yukon, Ind Will continue 10 give
weekly service between the Pacific ports
and the Kloudiko. J. n. Hoadlry Of New
York Is first yipc president Of the new
company which has offices IN New York
philadelphia and Chicago. aud f. abou, To
open Others IN san Francisco, Seattle
and Tacoma.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
ON THE TRACK.


Chicago. Nov. i-The Lakeside racing
to-day was not generally OF a high class
Fred Brocns and Macy were the success
ful favorles. Summaries: Five and a
half furlongs s-tred brosns won. Farm
Life second. Ben Frost third: time. i:0.
Mile aud three-sixteenths-We Weenathie
won. Noyes second Sandoval third; time.
2.0l. Six furlongs-H.ster won. Robinson
SECOND. oconnell third; time. lio. Mile
and siXtecnih-Macy won, Boanergcs
second. Ulysses third: time. l:ii. Seven
fnrlongs-lmp won. Gath second. Time
Maker third: time. Ira. Five furlongs--
Admorel won. Lalaria second, Mary VIII
third. time. 1.0i
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
AN ADDRESS TO slFroN.
Police Posts to lie Established Treasure
Houses to BE Butt.

Vancouver u. C., Nov Minister Of
the Interior Slfton was presented with an
address by the Vancouver board OF trade
this morning ln the course Of n lengthy
speech in reply he said hc had been much
gratiiled at his reception On the Pacinc
coast. Mhil" at Skaguay he had found
that the police transportation system had
practically broken down. Thls he had set
right again and had made arrang ments
fnr police posts every 70 miles from Daw-
son 60 Skhgusy. Next year every possible
avenue into tho Yukon country from the
coast would hr guarded by police and
customs officers,
He had also made arrangements Tor a
monthly rnl Strvirs 10 and from DaW-
son during the winter He said no telr-
graph line would b. laid this winter. The
line will naturally be- alongside a perma
r"nt route. and IL must wait until that rs
decided uu. The cabinet would select the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
ALL ENGLAND WANTS IT
Mr.. Cremer Coming Over to Re-
vive the Arbitration Treaty.
AWORKINGMEN'S ADDRESS
Il Represents a Total OF 2.7ooooo Brit
ish WorkinGmen, and the Bearer
OF It Is Very Hopeful
of Success.

London. Nov. 4.-William Il. Cremer.
the former member Of parliament. edi-
tor OF The Arbitrator, first secretary of
the International Workingmen's assoc
cia,ion and secretary of the Inteina-
tional Arbitration league. sails for New
York from Southampton an saturday
next. Mr.. Cremer Informed a repre-
sentative OF the associated press that
he Mas the bearer II. and would pre-
sent TO every senator an address to
the United states senate. signed by
over 1000 workinginen. each Of them
being an officer OF trades union and
representing altogether s.,0o,ooo british
workingmen. Continuing. MIR cremer
said:
ION "A previous visit 10 the United
States II was frequently said 10 me
that the idea Of a treaty II arbitration
between the United States and Great
Britain emanated from the Marquis Of
Salisbury and the privileged classes of
Great Britain with a view In tie the
hands OF the Uniiel States. but proof
of the unanimity OF feeling on
this subject In shown by the
fact that there are only half
q dozen refusals of the invitation
To sign the address 10 the United States
senate urging the conclusion Of an ar
bi'ration treaty between the two coun-
tries.
a shall probably remain In America
for several months. ! 20 direct Ia
Washington. where ] shall he joined by
the Rev. DIR. Charles A. Berry. pastor
of the Queens street church. who has
gone 10 the United States in behalf of
Iree churches In Great Britain. AT the
invitation OF the Rev. w. ~. Milburn,
the chaplain Of the United States SEN
ate, DIR. Berry will ACT as chaplain at
the opening Of the senate. I can say
on reliable authority that some months
ago new arbitration treaty was brief
~ outlined. Beyond that nothing has
ha,.n ,ian. -
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HERMANN rs WRONG.
Carter says He woaId Modify His Judg-
ment 10 He Knew the Country.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington. Nov. 4.-Senator Carter
disagrres with the expressions OF the
commissioner OF the general land Office
regarding the use Of timber on public
lands by Montana's great Industrial en-
terprises, The report. which was re-
leased by the secretary to-day. gives
the comments on the Anaconda and
Bitter Root companies as recently pub
lished by the Standard. Senator Carter
said to-day:
Commissioner Hermann would mod
ify his criticisms materially IL enliKht-
ened by a personal visit TO and inspec-
iion Of the region from which the min
ing companies In Montana secure the
timber for their mines. He evidently
has in mind the quantity Of timber on
lso acres of land In oregon when he
suggests that area as sufficient to fur
nish a years supply OF timber for n
Montana copper mine. There Is scarce :
~ a quarter section of land in the Bit
ter Root valley cPpable of furnishing
saw timber enough To supply the necex-
stiles OF the Anaconda mine for %
days.
The sale Of timber may and doubt .
less viii prove more satisfactory than
the permit system. and I doubt not the
mining and outher industrial compa
nies would much prefer actual pur-
chase at reasonable stumpage rates.
But IL must be borne In mind that they
have hitherto been denied the priyis
lege OF purchase and have been forced
TO rely ON the permit system. There
has been no expectation of lumber from
the public lands of Montana 10 any
other state. and think the people are
.nflflaI An he ~ tim her
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
WILL APPEAL TO The COURTS.
InJuueiiors May Prevent Republicans
from Organizing the House.

Columbus. Ohio, Nov. i.--Late to-
night 1t became known that the courts
would be resorted TO Tor the purpose of
preventing boards of election from is
suing certificates to the republican
candidates in certain counties. The
cases will be brought In the lower
courts and thence to the supreme court
as soon as possible. The republican
state committee already has lawyers
preparing cases OF contest The repub-
licans get three representatives on the
face of the returns from Delaware, Mo-
ble and Wood counties Whose plutai-
titles aggregate only l42, and "A change
of T. votes would have given the dem
ocrats control OF the legislature. The
republicans claim that the democrats
also elected members of the legislature
Oh close mar gins and as there we're 10
counties IN the state that gave less
than 100 plurality each for the candi-
dates for the legislature. the demo-
crats elected ns many members on
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
A LIBERAL VICTORY.
Bi.metailism Brought Into a Lancashir.
Election.

London, Nov. IA parliamentary
hy-election was held to-day In the Mid
dleton division Of southeast Lancashire
10 IN the vacancy caused by the recent
dea h of Thomas Fielden. conservative,
who secured ~ seat at the last gen
eral election ny 2 majority OF se5.
The results Of to-day's polling is the
victory of the liberal and radical can
dida,e. Alderman Duckworth. by "A
majority of goa over the uniunist
and conservative candidate. william
Mitchell
Mr.. Mitchell !. member of the firm
~ Mitchell BROTHERS. felt and Wuolcn
merchants. snd II locally well liked.
but Mr.. Duckuurth IL not less popular
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
Oar Store is Filled
Up to the Top

With Just the kind OF goods you want
good goods cheap. and cheap goods
good. Better come in and look the
stock over now. No trouble To show
goods. and twill give you fair idea
OF our assortment.
800 different designs In Ladies' and
Gents Watches at prices ranging from
$3.50 to $500.
A solid ii-karat Lady's Gold Watch,
Elgin movement. $50.
5000 different designs In Ladies
uents' and children's Rings. from 75c
90 $3.50.
: Fancy Bedroom Clocks. i'm Gilt and
China.
Silver Novelties. comprising every
thing. the very latest and most useful.
Comb and Brush Sets. $3.50 up.
Ladies' Hair Combs. silver amounted.
Manicure articles. from soc each up.
= Our stock requires to be seen TO be
Thoroughly appreciated. Cali and see
what We have got.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
voleHr MoM-coMMIrrAI.
he Will Vote Cor a Republican Hut Mont
Attend the Republican Caucus.

-
Attend the Republican Caucus.
Cincinnati, Nov. 4--Senator-e ELECT
Lewis H. Voight, one of the independ-
ent republicans elected In Hamilton
county, was asked how he stood on
political matters. He replied:
Il am a republican, a sound money
man, and furthermore. ] am a support
er Of the present national adminlstra-
tion."
How will you vote on SENATOR"
Il shall vote for a republican"
"Will you vote for Hannay
That ! will not say, nor will ! say
for whom l shall vote"
will you attend the republican eau
cus?"
Il will not"
In the event Hanna is the choice OF
the republican caucus, for United
States senator. will you vote for him."
'InaI ! VIII not say. l will repeat
that ] shall vote for a republican for
United States senator. but will not go
furIner than that until the time comes
10 vote"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
TOTALLY DESTROYED.
Plan. of New ryp.settisg Machine co
Up iu Flames.

Deming. y. NJ. Nov. t-Thc winter res
idence of otto Mergenthaler. the Inventor
OF the linotype typesetting machine. was
totally destroyed by lire here to-day. Mr.
Mergenthaler lost all his personal prop
crty and many valuable papers. Including
the drawings for a new typcsetting ma
chine The property was owned by Col.
James A. Lockhart Of Colorado Springs.
colo. and was valued az s91,o0,. Mr.. Mer-
genthaler was spending the winter there.
hoping 10 be- benefited in health. Another
fire earlier In the morning destroyed SOW
oral frame business houses on Silver ave-
niue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

best out of the three best routes. chill
koot. White pass and stickeen river. Psf-
sonally he was Inclined 10 favor the iat-
ter. as Il was an all-canadlan route.
He felt disposed 10 allow the Issue ~
miners licenses NJ Vancouver. He said
the government had decided 20 provide
escorts TO miners. and In mineral districts
Ia build treasure houses. Arrangements
would bc made whereby miners could ex-
change gold dust for drafts payable by
any Canadian bank. The government
would seriously consider the question of
the establishment Of a Canadian mint.
Possibly the royalty regulation will BE-
changed SO that the collection will he on
the net and not on the gross output. He
stated positively that there would be no
abolition OF the royalty altogether. He
had found that u would be impossigie To
reserve alternate claims 50 that the gov
ernment claims could be held In alternate
gruups.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05

San Francisco. Nov. t.-Weather cloudy.
track muddy AT Ingleside to-day. Results:
Five furlongs won, Alkoran
second. Bodacia third. time. l;03a,. Six
furlongs. sellng-Monitor won, OFleeta
second. Crafty third; time. ;lS Mile
Fousavannah won. Don Luis second,
Summertime third time. l:i5i.. Six FUR
longs-Moniyomory won, Don Fulnno
second. Weinberg third, time. l;lsis. Sew
IN furlongs-Flcur de Lis won. Aquinas
second, Orsic ~ third time. l:cl.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
An OFF YEAR.
Marx Haana's Excuse for mis- Poor show.
Ing in Ohio.

New York, Nov. 4.-The Evening
World prints the following telegram
addressed TO its editor:
They tell me l am sure OF re-elec-
tion. That is all ! know about IL. This
Is an OF year, and. I think. there IL
nothing to complain Of The weather
was against the republicans this year.
and good times have made them care
less. I don't think the result has much
significance as to the money question.
don't see how the democrats can rea-
sonably bring silver up as an issue in
this state again. They did not make
an issue of II this year I hardly think
the money question ought 10 be con-
sidered as affected either way. The re-
suits all over the country show II was
an Off year Signed. Marcus A. Han
,,a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
cAsBCRr ELECTED.
He win HAVE ) 800 Plurality over Judge
nayt.

Denver. Nov. AT midnight there
seems little doubt OF the election of
Gabbert. populist AS justice of the SUI
preme court. The Rocky Mountain
News has specials giving complete re-
turns Of all but six counties. The miss
ing counties are all far from railroads
and are but sparsely populated. Esti-
mates have been made OF their vote
and the result gives Gsbbert $500 plu-
rality over Bayt, republican. The re-
publican leaders. while admitting that
present returns are unfavorable. do not
concede Gabbart's election. maintain
ing that only the official canvass will
decide who has won
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
suit ot u split.

Washiug on Nov l-rhr national corps
of the Regular Army and Navy Union has
been Incorporated under an act OF con-
gf'-s ~ - result pt tho split which To-
ucutly occurred 20 Kansas CRY The or
sanitation has established headquarters
m Washington An injunction will be-
asked 10 prevent the other organization
from using thp uAmr,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05

Lexington, Ky, Nov L-Selling. six fur
ongs-Masqutrade won. Matte Lee sec
pnd. Frank Griiiith third. time. l:2l Five
furlDngs srliirg-Ada Russell won. Miss
Florida second Ma Ang 'lllc third. tine
l:UN Milo. 8 Hing Sir Nassar won Myth
second Dan Gallon third time. las Six
furlongs Vice Regal won Sauternc sec
ond. Loyalty third time ;3is. Five FUR
longs-T,mp won. Dadsir second. Conan
Doyle third: time, n3l.
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How Parker Carried New York.

New York. Nov. 4.--Complete returns
from all counties in the state except
Cattaraugus. Greene. Steuben and Yates
show a plurality for Allen Il. Parker.
democratic candidate for chief judge Of
the court Of appeals of 56.05s. The final
returns will reduce this plurality
New York is l33, ,96s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05

scarlet Fever l. Creating Aisra In
Olympia.

Olympia. wash. Nov. k-The city coun-
ell here held "A special meeting this MORN
ing To consider the adoption OF meas
ures to stop the spread OF scarlet fever.
prevailing here. According TO the best
Information there are not less than six
bad eases now existing. An alarming fea-
ture IL the fact that In some cases the
disease exists IN some families the chill
dren OF which are attending the public
schools. and for the past two days. In
the absence of stringent measures. many
children have been exposed.
The health committee ot the council
this morning decided TO employ the most
capable physicians 10 inquire into the
extent oT the prevalence OF tho disease
and report upon the advisabIlity OF clos
ing the public schools.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
couar MARTIAL ORDERED.
Captain Lowering Win Ne Tried for Mis-
Allegcd HrutAlitN.

Washington Nov. L-The president has
ordered "A court martial 10 try Captain
Lowering. charged with alleged brutality
a. Private Hammond at Fort Sheridan.
The court vii, meet at n O'Clock Nov. -
nj Fort Sheridan.
The charges against Captain Lowering
are: Conduct prejudioial To the good con-
duct and military discipline Of the
army" The specifications include the
acts Of Captain Lowering In the case of
Priyat. Hammond.
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The New York Legislnt are.

New York. Nov. 4.-Complete returns
from the Nineteenth and Twenty-first
districts OF New York county. hereto
fore doubtful. elect WE'LL and Murray.
democrats. The assembly stands; re-
publicans. ~: democrats. So: citizens'
union, % doubtful, g.
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tngine Disabled.

Havana. Nov. i.-N'ord has been rc-
c,ived here that the steamer Moutzerrat.
with Gpneral Meylcr On board. arrived
at Glbari. on the north coast OF Cuba, 100
miles vast Of Puerto Principe, On Monday.
Her ensinr was disabled. but II MAS ca
peCted at the time the message was sent
that she would sail for Puerto Rico on
"Wednesday
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The Nsmber is Mach below That - Pre-
vious Years.

Victoria. B g.. Nov. t-During the sea-
son just ended but n schooners of the
Victoria feet have becn engaged I'm seal
ing as compared with q schooers dur
ing last year. The whole fleet has given
employment 20 ss5 white men and "a In
dians. The total catch. including 1.ols
skins taken by Indians on tho coast. Was
~ 40. made up rs follows: Taken VI coast.
s.0se; on Japan coast. 7.s2i: at Copper isl-
ands. l.:s2; In liering sea. l5.sE. OF the
seals captured 1850 were females. In
issi the total catch was A.Et skins; In
iSsi, a. IN and In les S.Gs7.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05

New YdA'k. Nov. AT a regular month";
~ meeting OF the chamber Of commerce
to-day "A resolution WINS adopted suggest
ing To the government the advisability Of
increasing the army by about 4.0oo artil-
lerymen. 80 that the modern sea coast
defenses now IN course OF construction
may be properly manned.
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Guilty of Emb.ayIement.

Boston. Nov. The superior court
Jury which has bcen trying the case
against Joseph tslagi the Turkish
consul. charged with enbckkllng tito ~
from French estates. reported VERDICT
Of guilty this morning
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COMPLETE RETURNS.
Democrats Only Once Before Nave
Poiled a Larger Vote.

Des Moines. Ia, Nov. i.-rbe com
plete unofficial returns of Tuesday are
For governor, Shaw, republican. 22i.-
555: White. democrat ls2. 56I. popullst
middle of the road. $3.50: gold demo-
Gratis, 5.iSl: prohibition. 1859. total
tio.ieS: shaw's plurality, 3o.sSs. shaw =
total vote is the largest ever cast for u
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-05
Escapinx Convict Killed.

Salem. Ore. Nov. lotto Krahn, scrv-
ing AN eight-year term In the peniten-
iiary for criminal assault. climbed over
the wall Of the prison yard this evening
and attempted TO escape. but before he
had gone loo feet a guard shot him dead
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FilledUp
to the Top

@F COURSE you're already begin
ming to think OF the presents
you'll have TO buy the coming
Christmas. There is your husband, or
wife. your brothers and sisters. sweet
hearts. uncles.. aunts. cousins and
friends. all of whom you'll want to re-
member some way or other.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07

The abov" is u picture of Nat. r.
ZONES. candidate for city attorney ON
the Citizens ticket. Mr.. Jones is IL
mtive KentUckian. and. while his
parents gave him II good education
he has been working for himself since
he was Il boy. From thirteen to six
teen he worked in Il printing office
and carried papers with our progress
sing and enterpriSing merchants, G..
\. Showers and w. L. Clover, He
next worked in Il brewery for two
years. after which he taught school
and began studying law. While he has
never sought office before. he was
twice Il delegate to national COnVen-
tiOnS from Tennessee, which law of
fees he resigned to move to Texas.
He has fine law library. Is II hard
student and an interchangeable work
en- 1t is no injustice to either of his
oppOnetS to say. that as an advocate
and jurst he is the peer of either of
them. and one of the best lawyers at
our bar.
When Mr.. Jones moved here from
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07

Tennessee, the Court of Appeals and
Supreme court of that state. sent to
the bar herek resolutions atteSting
his good character and high standing
as Il lawyer, and his home papers
each gave him Il write up of over n
column. and we quote from one, THE
MOrriStOwn Republican"
NAT. b. Jones is n large property
owner in this city. and he is one of
our foremost citizens. He located
here without single acquaintance,
with dozen law books and no money.
His practice was good from the start,
and in six weeks. after Il hOtly con-
tested case with the attorney general
of the state. they formed co-partner-
ship which lasted for over six years.
lie has for several years appeared as
counsel in every important case in this
county. and has no superior at our
bar. He declined the mayoralty: he
is city attorney. back taxes attorney
for the state. chairman of Congress
sional Executive committee, an \. O.
l.. w. X. of II E, a Knights OF Pyth-
las. and Il Royal Arch Mason" 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07
STANDS AT THE HEAD.

Augut ]. Bogel, the leading druggist
of Shreveport, La, says: "Dr. Kings
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the best
seller | have" j. f. Campbell. mer-
chant of Stafford, Ariz., writes: "Dr.
Kings New Discovery is all that is
claimed for it: it never fails, and is
sure cure for consumption, coughs
and colds. l cannot say enough for
its merits DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds
is not an experiment. 1t has been
tried for a quarter of a century, and
today stands at the head. 1t never
.disappointS. Free trial bottles at f.
Ealteyer & Sons Drug Store. l
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-02-07
DAYS THIS WEEK.

Sunday. Feb. 7.-GeOrgia settled,
1873: JEFF Davis case dismissed. 1863.
Monday. Feb. S.-General Geary
died; Confederate government
formed, 1861.
Tuesday. Feb. 9-Peace ut Luneville
1901; Confederate Congress met, 1861.
Wednesday, Feb. 10.-Canada ced-
ed. 1TG3: Battle of Hornet and Reso-
lutte, 1918.
Thursday. Feb. 11.-First English
lottery, 1866; Lincoln left for Wash
ingtOn. 1861
Friday. Feb. 12.-Queen Catherine
behcaded; 1912; first fugitive slave
law. 1893.
Saturday, Feb. 13.-VOn Bulow died
1894: massacre of Glencoe, 1851.