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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
MASONIC.

Rayard Commandcry No. lj-Nleets
third Friday each month 1T hall 6 Camp.
bell avenue :. W. &. b. kuhns, +. c..
w. l.. Winch, r.; J. f. Reichard,, Rec.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08

The National Exchange Bank OF Roanoke, Va.
Hoanoke, Va, Dec. Ii, 1896
To Whom it May Concern:
IT. gives us pleasure to stat . that the Pcdigo.
Beiler heal Estate Company OF THE city, whom
we have known for some time are prompt rcli.
anlc all worthy oc confidence. We eau safely
recommend them to all that have property for
sale houses for rent and Investments To make.
Respectfully.
NATIONAL kXCHANGE BANK,
OI NOanukc. W.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
The Bar1cns, Near 10 anokc, Va

Dec. u, lSW
TO Mcssrs. pedico Bccr Real Estate Company
Roanoke, Va:
Dear rs-Aftcr several yeRrs' experience.
with your firm, can and most chccrfully bear
testimony TO your unvarying promptnees and
courteous attention to ali business entrusted To
that real estate is once more looking MP here A
very foil slsre or all business IL that line.
Yours very truly,
FRANCE SORREL.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
ROYAL ARCANI-NI.

Roanoke Council No. 1928 Meets
second and fourth Mondays lin each
month mt hall l0l South Jefferson A.
j. Evans. r.; j. &. Bringmam, =. i. T.
snyder, r.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08

KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
Roanoke Castle No. Objects Tuesday
evenings nj hall 10i South Jefferson. +.
G. Turner. n. c.: II. III. link, c. of T.:
+. J. Reed, X. OF T.. j. +. Brizzic. NJ.
of r.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08

y. o. ii.
Division No. Meets every Wedncs
dav night at hall. Ill t.2 South jefferson
street, w. j. Commings, president: w.
Il. Malone, secretary; Il. p. Carr. treasu.
rer.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.


Columbian Council No l9S- Meets at
hall III l-2 South Jefferson s p. Sic
fcrt president j. i. Fitzgerald. Sccre-
tnry; +. j. Korte, treasurer
X. O. r. NJ.
Meets every second and fourth Monday
- l-2 Campbell avenue :. W Carver
Murdoch, Commander.
X. AND l.. OF DIME.
Meets every second and fourth Wrlncs-
day II IL :. Jefferson. NJ. Indorsky,
Commander.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS GIVEN AWAY
Anyone sending us laundry work to
the amount of 81 during the next four
months, ending February 6, 1891, and
paying cash on delivery of each bundle,
we will give them fine 81 Manhattan
shirt. This does not apply TO work com
ing through agents.
RADFORD STEAM LAUNDRY,
PIG Salem Avenue.
Sanborn & Sanders, proprletors
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
REVOLUTION AND CHAOS
ALL LINES OF BUSINESS HAVE STAG
MATED IN GUATEMALA.
Coffee Plantations Are Weisg Deserted.
Planters Are Assessed ny ssosh Har.
RIO. aud the k~soiut tioni.i-.

san Frandsco. oct. ia priyat" ht-
ter received to-day from suairmaia
says that chaos reigns la IN" litils r,-
public and that all linrs of bus snrss are
staenat"i by the rrTlu,i"n. Exchange
IL up To ~ and thee coffee plantations
are hriug deserted Iith The b.rri,s rot
ting nn thu trees. The uWurrs of tho
hurdS are In trrrur of nss'ssmrnts and
ill native prnprirtnrs have brrn mulrt,d
in large sums Tor the pufpps" "i carrying
uu th" War According to ih" lattrr. they
ar" nrsi ss,ssrd bN lLirrius and ihrn
by ih- rcVolutiunists, Roth th' goy'ru-
ment and th" rrbrs ar" pressing tG"
lhbor.rs iut" th" army wherever they nnd
thcm aud "a, iaburrrs atr taking 4" "a"
Noul-
Mauiun l.uprz P.uh'cp. Manuel Nor
Alr- Tlbtf Francisco Tulr,ln Dr Mancti.
la and other ssmpathiznrs win the revo-
utionaf, movement hayr lrft the Orci-
dental huf. aud ink"u uD their uuart.ts
iu a Iuhat' dwelling IN Van Ness ave-
uu,- 1Ar, saF that this movement was
urcrs-Hr, in order to get away from the
pirs ut Barrios. who were bounding ard
lnnu,iu them.
Tbrrr ls nn love lost between thos.
.,nil.m,u and Consul raTilln. Soy,ral Of
them met ~" ronsill and a friend ~ u
pubiir resort pst night aud an encounter
was imminent for "a moment but 10, 'pn-
-ul disCro'ily withdrew
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Ih~ E,.ks Mountain Hell Telephone
s.mpan, Ipt"rtains Friends.

Special bl-wtth ID tn thr STANDARD
lh'i,na. o1. H. The R0rky Mountaln
R'n Telephone company was 1T home 10
IT, fri'nds thi- attrrnoou and evening
at it, magniucrnt nrM budding at the
corner of Grand AMI Jarksou streets. In
r'-linuS' a. the engraved iuyitations nf
Manager Harry snmmers. svo people
visited th- building to-day, inspected It's
appointments and enjoyed the entertain
m"ni. which WAS or lavish character
Madame Erivks'S orchestra was on hard
up stairs in Manager somm.rS ofice.
Will, IN IN" other rnd of the building
In the ali-night operating room. chain
pagn. punch lsmonads aud other re-
fr.shm"nis we're served. Among those
who assisted In the reception were a..
" Wallace of salt Lake rity. president
"f thu company. Alnnzo Burt - Kansas
iiiy aud General Charles Y. Lloyd II
Butt. directors.
Tho ncw building whirh WAS completed
only q few DAYS ago, j. que of the most
complete IN the United states. tn. build
lng and bot ou which {; " located repre-
sent an outlay Of so"s The building IL
os fr"pr""f ~ modern scieuce can make
a building n v constructed of granite
NTH sand-t"ur tiin.mings and IT. wallis
aud raft, ..-t ui -t..I Tho bniiding ls
rcraI,l.te iu Ia appointments, bsins loxu-
riousiy finished throughout. u u the
Montana division headquarters. as well
a. IN. hom. of the loeal and long dis
tame. service. While not prct~ntlous as TO
size. The building II handsome ana I'M
prsrslNe In design
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HE IS FIRMLY CONVINCED
MORGAN is STRONGER THAN EVER
FOR ANNEXATION
Has Made - I'sep study of the situation.
Al Citizens "f Hawaii VIII b~
United state. titixeas.

Honolulu. ort T. Via san Francisco.
oct senator Morgan will leave for
san Franrlsco ncNt Tuesday. accompa-
ni"d by his daughters. They viii go di-
rect to Alabamn. and after a brief rest
th. senator Win leave for Washington.
hnping 60 arrive there tbout the middle
of November
Tie states that whll, he has been
strongly convinced lii hi- own mind that
the annexation of the ISLANDS Was tho
right thing b. l. happy that his visit ~
Honolulu has given him ~uch a fund 90
Information that h. can debate with in-
tslligpnCc on th, question when n comes
up in the sruatg thts iall. llr says that
his previous kuowi'dgs Nhs gained from
Islanders whom hr had chHnvvd to meet
and from What hooks he could get hold
of Now hc has been on the ground ana
ascertalnrd t1r hin-sf the condition Of
things which vii have an important
h'driug ln thr d"batrs that arc to snsur.
MhIt be- wpa considered AN authority
uu HpNaiian mnt,yt- ts fvrr by his col
icdgu,.. hi- right a. that position VIII bs
uliv recognized bs tii during the COM
ine ~e-Sipp
Ir speaking about Important questions
CO.. oitlz,nshlp Iu ease 90 annexation. he
-rttr- that 900 ,itik'us of HAWAII will be
made UItiSrns of the United States.
"ruus,. psupi, continued the senator.
who hrld ieftrrs ~ drnlzatlon will not
b,,u ,um, Invested Vita American citizen
-hlp Whsu annexation takes place In all
probability however. congress will take
spnr mra~urr 40 give them the fun priv
10 g,s Yes. the Portuguese ~ Nell as all
other Foreigners who arr citizens OF lia-
WsU at th" time tn Islands are taken ~.
Will h,voms rlttk,ns uf the United
STATE
IN, nr~t statr entertainment given bv
r., sDlcnt Duis Will take place on neNt
Monday evening at ths executive huild-
Ing lt vii hc puble rr's pfiou rendered
fp senator Morgan "1 tho evening oi his
departure Francis N, latch li1N1iisn
minister tn WashUgton will leave Tor
h.s pu-t uN tur istb
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
REALLY MoNoToNous.
Mrs. sylvester sco,ilie Calls Alaska n
Miserable Country.

Part Townsend. Wash. Ort. lG.--'rh.
steamer Alki. captain Patterson arrived
al noon from Alaskan points after an un-
usually rought voyage. The Alk brought
down ~ passengers onc of the passcn-
gers WAS Mrs. sylvester Scovillc. the vile
of u w'll-known newspaper corresponds
cut. Mr.. Scoviilc said.
II l"ft Lake q, nu,tt ~ days ago and
reached SkagudE over IA" White pass IN
2lis hours uf actual travelling iimu. At
LAX. Bennett u terrible blizzard from the
north has br"n raging for a week. No
one attempted Ia cross the lake during
that time. IN" day before I lrit the lake
the wind shifted around IA the south and
a dozen bouts started at once. Skaguny
during the past two months has changed
from Il Town of tents Ia a substantially
buih town, thci" bring fully 500 houses
well bull, and shinylc rooted. While I
had good health there during my two
months stay ] wish ~ say ! never want
Ia soc such a miserable country again.
All reports about bold bad mon nphtiUg
ana shooting arr false WHY. fl was So
quiet thor, ~ 10 hc really monotonoa..
=. " Waffle. assistant supcriuirudpnt
of the pnctic uoast natl division, who
went NORTH three, weeks ago ia hook intn
the feasibility of establishing new mail
rDut" IN connection With th. canadian
government to tho interior az Alaska.
was a returning passenger ur HE AK.
Ne gives II as his opinion that au adj
ditlonal SerNic" cannot bc given Ten s"N-
rrul months 10 conn ~ thsr, pr' several
obstacles ~ be- overcome. Al pr' r'S'ni ihv
United St1trs has monthly stINlr"
from JUNEAU tp Sirr L. rity apd ~" "a
madam mounted po'~, ar attempting q"
deliver nail ~ Dawson CIV from DNca
monthly. carriers VIM slaft"i from Dyes
iu September hHd not returned nor had
tr,y been reported wG'n Naill" l't Dyca
uu, w,"k age
Nj Nlillv -5y o. WE .. 't.r recon
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
FOR VINCENT
Greets Him as He Finishes His
Plea for Luetgert.
1T SHOOK THE COURT ROOM
The Attorney Makes Mastery Address
to the Jury Severely ArTaigns the
Witnesses tor the State Bet
ting on the Verdict.

Chicago. eat. 18th" lasf Wppl in
defense VI Adnlph l.utgrrr has boon
spoken. Former Judge Vincent. chief
counsel fur the defense. CLOSED ms ad-
drrss To the jury this afternoon. A. hr
bowed to th' Jury and took his sea- an
uuthurst "f applause shook the court
room, The iurymen stood up and the
court hailins shouted in vain for order.
Judge Tuthill ordered the jury tp its
room and delivered himself Very fore
ihly On what hc calirl a disgrncyful
scene.
Judge Vincent. after again rv,i"wtng
the oNldenrr of The hnv experts. and
severely srraigning the witnesses for
the state. SINE uf whom hr styl"d
"mcchanirs.' referred in tpuchlng
manner to the associations formed
during th" trial.
And, nov. gentlemen of the jury
n said la conclusion, the rycr-muN
lag hands upon the dial d yondrr
clock warn me that the usual hour ~
adjournment has arrived, must
cease pleading aud leave the case IN
Your hands. I have fought the night
and kcp, the faith 10 tn very best ~
my ability, What ! have done ! have
dun. with an abiding conviction that |
Was right. For two months Ne have
been closely associated In the trial of
one of the greatest cases ~ the day.
soon Ne must separate Ia ga our sew
rral ways and again take up our dif-
frr.nt lines of duty. Rui. before |
leave YOU. I desire la thank you on be-
half ~ my client. my associate and
myself. fpr the close attention you
have paid a. this trial And now, gen
tleman. II all that has been said OF
l.u"igrri. and which has been swept
away by the clear sunlight of truth.
would ~ not be like shooting an cld
messmaIe In the back Ia lind verdict
of guilty against him
4 hush frli over the court room al
these words.
Turning again 10 the jury, Judge
Vincent concluded. lie has lost his
liberty. h" has l,s-t his name. he has
lost his fortune. h. has losi his wifc.
VIII hc lose his liiec"
After order had been restored conrt
was adjourned until Monday. When
stsss's Attssfr-s- -bsenen will clos. fof
the prosecution.
Judge Tuthill VIII probably deliver
his charge Ia the jury on Tuesday,
when the cas-" viii x" To the jury
l,ctiing Is going an In the chicag,
pool rooms on the verdict. Sporis arr
offering bets II ~ Ia ~ that Luetgrrt
would be acquitted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
A CHINESE TRICK.
several Empio,m ,mrm Agencies ua,. Been
>uinslls.t.

San Francisco. o,i. IA numbrr of
CHINESE employment firms have com
plaiu,sl io Appraiser Darr that th'N haN"
been mad" victims ~ their avn country
men ~ a neat rnuudrncc game. n has
hs'n the ru-iom - chimes" Who have
lost thcir registration c"rtiiical's Ia Apply
tn the intcrnal rrN-nu" uiii,' for a du-
plicaic and "n y proper showing n has
been issurd. Tu-day several Chimes" r.
pnri"d that th''y had advanced money "u
the wages af rountrNmrn sent q" work IN
III. northern canncri"s on III. surrender
nf IN. original orriiii'dt's. whirh the
ranmry workm'n '"uld r'-l'em "n N"
payment at this debt. THE 'hin"sr "An-
ncrs. how"vsr Invariably went Ia work
Tor other people than III" nrm They ",n-
tract~d with. and on their r"tufn 4" tins
,itN bppred Tor ~sr~-vstrNftTrt r-r'-,rs-
ton certificates. ihus avoiding IA" pay
mrnt nf the dcbI by r"dcemlng tn. "riei-
naI The lossrs 50 Tar reported amount 10
over ss~si
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Buffalo. oct. lG.-A special tn the tx-
press from OTTAWA says. Thr Canadian
authorities have been preparing for thu
"N"ntuality of conference uf seal rN-
ports al Washington notwithstanding tn"
success OF th"ir protest to Great Britain
entering into n, gotiations with Russia
and Japan as parties thrrrto. Comm q.
sinn"r Mar'un. who with Professor
Thompson. IN" British expert spent ~"
last two seasons un prihyluu islands l.
preparing a ma-s ut rNid,.ucp on s,ni
lic. q il expected here with cnniid.nro
vat IN" tanadiaH contention l. easily
suppuiinblr by thl- "Nidpncc
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
ouRRAMr sRGAK,Nc DOWN
utter Collapse k,p.cssd In tas. of an
Adserse Ipecisiou.

san Francisco. oct. ls-Theoaorc A.
Durrani IA. convicted wur'l"r"r of MIN
nic Williams aud iilanch. Lamont. Whose
fate d.p.nds upon the action OF th.
init"d States supreme court l. re-
ported 10 br breaking down. Yesterday
for the nrst time since his arrest and
Incarceration within th" confines of san
Quentin, he showed signs of sull.nnrss
aud refused Ca leay" his cell for his cus-
tomarv .xrr,tS".
Tnul yesterday Dufrant has always
b'.n one nf the most iractable prisoners
~ the p"nit'ntiary. aud his unexpected
change of dsmoanor consequently ocra-
Siuned morc Than usual comment, Withln
the past few days h" had betrayed signs
of nervousness aud irritabIlity aud even
the visits of his parents. Ia which he for
merry look.d forward With almost child
ish oagsrn'ss, have been received with
an Indifference which shocked his visitors,
n Is the nptnion of the IAN officials tha,
hc viii collaps. completely II th' decision
"f the supr"m" court should prove ad-
verse to him
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INSTANTLY KILLED.
Two Men Meet "n IA Couair, Road aud
quarrel.

Puri Tow -,ud. Wash. oct. ia i,lr-
phone mr--8g, frim Brnnpn Point. pu
Hoods can1 forty mll's w"-t "t TINS
place. w. rpriN"d her" 'n-uieht bt
sh.rin Hnmu'uu Informing him trlt !.
T. l.nrkc, IJ been shot aud Instantly
kiil.d by M I-hhpr w. J. Erlht Ftpm
m.aucr nf"rtaDI'"u Obtained Il Is lrafutI
the two m'u m'i "n th" county road aud
.n uuarr' Nhth "nSurd L1'k k"' wa
tul0G rt, sheriff. ana ruruu,i ht,r
started iu u rrr''z" Tor the sr"u0 ui mo
tragedy
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
A cnilkcor rRAMwAY.
Contract Closed for Its Construction sur.
face Waad to ue rut Ia.

san Fancisca. ort. Ia Newton NJ.
l,rll. coast agent of IN" Tr'ntnn. \. J..
iron company, has iust r'inrn"d from
Tarnma. Wash, where he cl"sod "A r"n-
tract WITH The chikout kailr'ad and
Transportation company for a larichart
wire rop, tramWAN. 20 hr eoustru, ted
uv,r tho famuua chilkoot pass. IN"
tramway VIII hr s,Yrn ana a half mlirs
inng and haV" - caparity of live TONS
prr hour. \ surfm7c railroad h already
under construction from byca Ia the low
rr terminal
The entire distance between iiduwater
and crater Lake. the most s"uth"riy oi
the chain of lakes connected with the
Yukon river VIII hn covered by IN. sur
face and arrial liurs. Work upon 10
tramway will h" commenced immediately.
and will br rushed With an possihle dts
patch. - as to comply with th" request
or the projectors That M" system h-
ready for operating about thu middle
nf January next.
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FORD CONVICTED.
Hi. VII. Protests Her Belief IN His In.
nosencc.

S'atil", Wash. Oct. lG-Artrr n trial
lasting I'VE w,rks. Rev. W r. Fnrl was
to-day convicted IN the sul'' riur court ~
M" "rimc of scducing Jessie Morrfard, a
l5-year-Dld girl who was formerly - mem
her of his household and church. Whou
~" jury brought In th'ir verdict Ford
WAS IN cnuit attended by his wife. who
created somewhat pf "a sensation bs crN-
inr oui after the announcement ~ the
verdict. "Nu. no. no; hc H. not guilty. 1
know IL
Ford sat Ly h'r his face hurirb IN his
handkerchief fofd Was formerly m-tur
or the Madison street NJ v church NO
this city bot Mas expelled from the mln-
isiry aud rburh last srm'mlrf having
ls,,n tried b, ih" stat" cnpf'ru." ou 'n'
samr rhirs, of which be- Wa ronvi"l %
tu-day a. the state court
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-17
riMsGas WE'RE ROTTEN.
in,r.iigaiiop showed That They Had
Warped aud Parted.

,iuliuuatl. p,i ls-Aftor the accilont
~ Robinson nprrl hou~" last night an
Investigation showed that the truss's
aud iimb-rs holding IA" dome were rot
ton Thc, had b"cu ia use ~ long that
they warped and parted. This caused
the bolts aud nails IA loosen. Tn, ent.rc'
construction was thrown out OF gear aud
thu weight of the dome brought " down.
with IL camr mortar. bricks aud rhftrfS.
The dead man. Whose identify was mot
established last night Was to-day idruti-
ucd by his wife. Ne Is Isaac y Neigh
bors. aged ~. pf the injured Mr.. MARY
lltss Mrs. \. Schudd-r and Mr. A 81.
Weiss are not expected to rrcoyrr MI-s
Pearl ilhll pnd Mrs kate white are m "A
critical condition
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ENGLAND WILL SAY NO
Indian Government Opposed TO
Opening the Mints.
A CABINET MEETING HELD
England VIII No, Join In AN Interna-
tional Monetary Conference Can
not Alter the Gold Standard
in the Kingdom.


London, '~t- IT, Ih' ih4iish '""i''t
this morning held It's hrst autumn
meeting az the foreign Office. Premier
Salisbury presided ami an the minis
trrS rxc.pt Lord Jumes. chancellor ot
M. nuchN ~ I.ancnstcr. Niscount
III a., NJ
W." va ~ 49,
lel i-"hs' hh"s'oeh' vi Wv "'"'" VI 90
riculture, were IN a'i'hdah'e' ihe
meeting lasted two houiF IL rs hh-
dcrstnod the question of rcopening the
Indian mints for free coinage uf silver
uas not d,,.id.d lam IN. matter Was
.,,..,.,,.,..,, -, ,,.u, .h.,,,l,. f,yu M,
.''.'..,s.,..,,,..,, A..
S""J''' w
tween 'hah'eh"i "i ih' FN'h'p"'i ="
Michael hicks-l'each aud the United
states monetary commission.
In spite of the statement that the
ouestion of reop.ninr ihp Indian mints
-. ..,........ -, ill.,. ,,,ii ,.r,n I'm.
-" ...,''..,,..... A..
s""J''' ~ iu''"'' '"'''' -
iW,th th. 'h"n'.h'i W Wv
ana the hit.n S'ateS h"n.,as ''"
mlsslon, II II ptii'N'n th' hi''Sn s''
trnin"nt had r.achen u'tishph hu' 70
enter INT" an lhtriha'i"nhi 'h"in'a,s
conference ruiih.r ih.''ihss VIZ" We
Ahi' Iicah cohi'nisspn''s VII " " " W
simply because previously arranged. as
cahled last week IN r'R"in u, 'hi,.''
II may hs regardrd as c"ftain ihat ih'
mints VIII h"t ne f'H'p"h'u AT p'S' NJ
or unlil the Indian auihoililes are iu'lS
prepared.
u Is understood statement WIZ ne
Issued next week !" th- "nect lna' 'he
ihitlsn government u"'s h't ini'hn ~
Suggest tnat 'h' h"hh W r-hhi"n
sh"ulh h"lu lis r's'iNr p"'liN VA suN =
y" NOR" a. hnltr Information can pc
obtained Win REGARD tn IN" h'ti"h "i
th" 'apih't, hut ih'i' " 'N'iH it"H''h
Ia believe that tne government WIZ h"l'
as before stated Nhter lhlo ANY l"''i-
nailonai MONETARY conference
Messages re.tiN'h i"'in lhe An,'''l,
can COMMISSION say thTN nav nt'iN'"
M Information WIN i'snrh '" th" aV-
li"n taken ai ,h' rahn't 'nuh'n 'p
day put th,y near lha' s,a''nl'".
VIII hr issn'd h'Nl Week '" an 'h''l
ihht TN SoN"fhhh'nt WIZ n'h' "" S"s
gtsti"n I" me bsihh "i f'ns'thi az 10
any alteiatf"n al hs present rso'N ".
Ihe RoN"rfiih'nt 'ah""' w IVY .,'"' Wv
lnoir thhh hian" 'e'"hi"'"usu"
IN. nahh, ;" tn' s'a"n'hi i""' '"s
cahinet han "'ia'" Una, '"' pahn
shouid MAINTAIN iu" e"iu s'"hu"'h
Is ln'"ire''
Ihe press asso.iht,"n srh" "ut ,he
i"iioWing seh,-"iiie'"i s,al'n'n W
hisht. iht 'an'he' .ons'urieu 'n' sup-
le', III pursu"noe y, 'ne p,'uscs en,n e
IN us hs'hlr ny ~ d. i'hi"n., niS,
hrn "i 'h' 'i'asury, an" Sf M"h"''
hicks-b'a'h. 'hahceli"f "i thr On
chtpue,, III lnp NOUS '"h'in"ns'
Mh.n III" resolution iat"ilhs '"-nl"i"-
non lil s''u'u,e s'an', h''n''"'g lai
eN'hahS' nttM''h H'h anu ShNf'
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In q I:lakr uf hlnrN.

Special DlrTptch To rho Stnpdard
Boise OF. iG-idphos Errat fair rdmy
10 a clus. to-day iu hiuzr uf glory fully
I.p' p""pl" attending 1hr lust day was
devoted L,rrcly tu racing aud the award
iug ot rr, miams and diplomas. The rir-
inp prngrnmmr was hut out la part by
dHfkn,s-. ana viii hn ,uutinn,d Mouday.
when J. NJ H. Hhd ll5 mau wia ruG o
mlic iuI Npp a side.
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Top,kn kDf,, oHt 90 Attorney Gem
,ral Bpylr to-day commenced prncrcd-
iug2 iu tb, Tuprrmr ruurt 'n ~ocuIo tho
tarf,ituf, ~ ~, ,htrt.r pf thu Kansas
Tiiy St"'k NHrls company mlrgiBe iup
rsmpauv b. vulltus ilr -tBt' biw by
maintaining g'nrwl Offices IN kansas
CIV Mo IN, pblrpt ~ thu -Ul' H. to
.nmpi ihr 'ompluy Fl" u.mov" ~ grn-
,ral uhlDrs iu k8usts 'Itl kJl.
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THE. YUKON FROZEN UP
Many Miners Return Disguised
to the United States.
BOATS LOCKED IN THE ICE
Plenty OF Provisions at Fort Yukon Pre-
dicted That Many Men VIII Perish
i'm Trying TO Come Down the
River-H. ID. fuckers Death.

Victoria. B. g. Oct 1s-Tho steamer
panuhc arrived ,his afternoon IA da,s
r,,o,,, :, ut,ba.,.. s,, ,.,,s,,,, .1'',',,,
-, ..''i - - Wv" "
y passehs.rS, most "i theh men VINO
iaiieu I" rea'h the MINES 10y an Mat'r
route; some got as FAR as Fort Yukon
and had To turn back. There are u
miners from Circle City, who bring
ahou, a., oo0 i'm ,o,d dnst Nas, az ,hen,
hoa hsen v,o,l,, a,,o,,nd ci,ol. oi,,,
, ~ -, =.
p"' ~" W '.'"' WV :"
lhe hi"hdyke ,lalllls. iot "i pr"Nis.
IONS are n, foft Yukon. but u u feared
ihat u lber" y fush from Dawson IL
VIII cause a shortage fuither down the
nNer. " u prenicted tnan many men
VIII perish III attempting 70 eseape
from starvation by coming down the
fik1r.
The steamer j.. Is, Weafe, after being
on sand bar 20 days, got on, and ar
rived az ST. MiehaeIs on Sept. ~. She
started up again with load of irelght,
hut II Is feared she viii never get up
the river. The steamer Alice arrived
at 81. Michaers sept - with lso min
ers. starting again ON the 2ith. hut ran
aground at the mouth of thu river, The
steamers Mare Island and Merwin tried
To get M. hut failed. The Merwin and
Alice at last accounts were on "A bar
and freezing. The Mare Island had
returned To Stcbbins. J. miles from .st.
Michaefs.
Few men and Very little gold were at
81. MichacIs when th, Danube left.
and they will all come down ON the
Bertha. The North American Transpor-
tation and Trading company will build
their river steamer AT i'nalaska an ac-
count of the schooner llucneme having
been lost In I'niak pass. Five other
river STEAMERS are Ia he built AT St
Michaefs. The ice was in the upper
river when the Weare started down
o,.l &.