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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-09
He WAS TIRED OF LIFE
A Japanese Counsellor Makes an
Attempt at Suicide.
HE USED A LONG SWORD
Il Il Supposed That Some Feature OF
the Hawaiian Controversy Intiu-
enced He Failed 10 Inf.ct
Mortal Injuries

San Francisn". O'I, N-Th. Japan
Mai of Scpt, - has th- follow ing ac-
count of the aftrmldrd sulcid, pf
Ccuns, llor Akynmn, thu f-Vs 81 which
was hrnught frnm Honolulu by the
steamship China to-day. Nj MO-
anna. a counsellor of tho fnr5i ign oHi,'.
Who was srnl e. Hawaii in connection
With thc emigration trouble. and who
loft Honolulu fnr Japau nn the 9Th 81
July has heru in melancholy frame
of mind 'N,r sinr, his return iu Toxic.
Nothing calculated 60 weigh upon his
spirits has urrurrrd. So flT us tn' pub
lie knows, during his stny In HaWni.
lie srrms tp have discharged his mis-
sion there in a perfectly satisfactory
manner ard thu agreement with r, fer
'ucr 10 ashilra i"n had hv,n concluded
bfor" h. lsft Honolulu, SIN. from the
tim" uf his rrturn. u was evident that
h. had SOM rausr of chagrin.
~ . O'Clock on the soth hr went
away from The foreign office. saying
that h. ftlt upWrll. aud on reaching
home h" complained "f suffering and
retired to II" duwf, having INST par
taken of some tea prepared by his
mother Abuut half an hour later "a
member of the huu .chold catered his
room aud found him hathcd IN blood.
\ sword about three feet long Nas
grasp,d In his right hand and several
severe wounds were visible in his neck
and stomach, VI" was almost unoon-
scious. hut owing 10 IN. difficulty ~
using a weapon uf such len ~ for su,-
'tdal purposes according to the nrth,-
duN japanese fashion. he had f.ird %
inilicl mortal injuries, I, M"ud s-''n
that when he plung a th" swnf I into
his stomach ana attnilpIcl to draw II
across, thr impnssihi ~ II gu'dlng "
correctly resulted ~ IL giancing up-
ward against III" Iibs IN the l"fi side
and although an r'snrt 'Vas made e.
change IN" dir'Ction tn ~. right. The
cnfrrhling effect nf thr Iirsi oIs rcn-
d"rCd the s,pond comparatively mno' VI
Gus, THE same diiii"ui'N saved the
jugular vein when the sword was NJ
rrird against the thrnpf. Still. t.C
terrible Wounds Wrr" INFLICTED. thai il
the stomach being $ in IA = l,ng and =
inches deep. aud that I'm the throat :
inches long and ,-iO of an inch deep.
when Mr. Akaysmas mother raised
hrs head and asked him what had in
ducrd him 4" take such rnCrsr he
made no answer hut managed q let II
be- understood that h. did not wish 90
have medical aid. 4 phN ~icisn MAS
soon IN the spot however. and the
wounds were treated. that un 'hr s'"m-
ach requiring 80 stitchrs. II s under
stund ~ bc the doctor's opinion that II
un complications ensur fatal result
need not bc approh'nIcd The almost
inVariRble custom vita n Ihpanorr who
cont"mplairs suicide is t. leave
written statement nf his reasons Tor The
act but nothing of this kind has beam
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A GIGANTIC GLASS TRUST
AS STRONG IN CAPITAL AS THE
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
A VIII p,r.., the Entire GLASS tn,lusiry
of the Country iniire 0uiput q"
BE controlled.

Columbus. ohio. oct ST develops
to-day that ihr meeting which con
tinu.d until lat. last nighi of the glass
men behind CLOSED d"ors completed The
organization of onr of ihr most gigantic
associations from commercial stand
point that has cNtr com" int" notice
Th"r. is represented, practically. ih"
entire glass industry nf the country
The object WAS Ia bring under one head
every glass mandatory IN thu United
States
only the details of IN" organization
remain tu be- finished aud thrs" ave rN-
p.rirl To- be- brought to a rlnr not
lat,r than nnxt Tuesday Tho asso-
citation Is said to bu as strong In vapl-
vi az tho standard Oll company, tn"
president Is N Sellers Mckee uf PITTS
burg, whu II Al th" head of thu largest
glass manufacturing concern in AW'ri-
irR. The secretary il VI I Phillips of
Newcastle. Pa. ~ large manufacture.
!. 4. Chanl,ris or pitIsburg, who ranks
n ith the nthnrs, is 4" hr general mana-
p'r. I'll" board ~ directors chosen ron-
sistS of the president secretary ani
General manager aud r T.. Hart -
Munirr Ind. ~ ~ Smith ~ Hartford
CIV, Ind. \ \ 'iurhy ut Gas iiiy.
Ind. and William Liciiicr of pnts-
burg
Tn, board "f directors lrft to-day fnr
Nrn YORK Ia finish The details. II Is
expected 90 procure the charter FOR the
I,N association in New Jersey. The
object j. lo stop slhshing prices and So
,urc q reasonable profit fur all Each
company win ha up rated s"parat alv.
th" association controlling ih" out
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ORuCcED CANDY.
sen"riia Cossio t>-. 10 In Enrrting Her
Escape.

Havana, oct. S-The rscapc uf sen
oriia EVAngelinc 'nsSlo uth' rwisr cos
siu y clsnrros has caused quite a Sou-
saiinn in Havana. An Investigation
mad. by m" authorities has developed
a uuml,or of additional facts. n rs nov
asserted the young woman escaped br-
tween II n'clnck and midnight W-dn"s-
day over III" roof Vf u'ghbnring
house and through II 10 IA" street
where the policr found ladder. Th"
police alsn found uu the rpuf lund,.d
revolver aud new rope evidently
used as "A guiding rope tu enable the
escaping prisoner Ia cross a plank
bridge from a house near tho casa de
Ri"njcrcs Ia The roof of thai prison.
Some uf the details e the Nnung Gu
bans escape arr romaniir. rh, COM
panions VI tn Young woman say that
the daN hefnr" Spnnrita tnSSlu csCaln'h
she received q package. h"li"y"d tu hay"
contained dtuEg1d candi"s. Contrary
tp her usual custom, she did not at
once lisirihutr th" candies 'u her prison
companions Inn waited until N'Hiu"s-
day night. Whom she urged lhum tp par
take of thr cunfroiions. Thty did 80.
and suon afirrw ards I'm lnto u deep
sleep aud did not awaken thrvughuut
The night
Frrdran17. tine jsilr lu phaIg, -
casa dc Rirnprrs. aud llHr employees
uf tho government un dut' 'h,rO, hat#
baru arrested and confined W"pWWu
nilado. pending tho result ~ an lu-
quiry Int" The escape.
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WAS P0WERLESS TO ACT
DEER LODGE COUNTY CANNOT GET
ITS PROPORTION or TAXES.
Ilatlead County Has Bcrn Receiving
Great Nori hern Taxes which should
Have Gone to Deer Lodge.

Special Dispatch Ia ID. STANDARD.
Helena. oct. k.-The discovery was
made not long asu by The authorities of
Deer I.odg,. county thai through some
oversight the county had not been re-
reiVing lis share of Great Northern
taxes Although there j. between seven
and eight miles nf the linp in the eN-
tremc northern part OF Deer Lode"
county. the property has Ia the past
been assessed Ia Fla head county.
which received the contribution with
thanks.
County Attorney Trippett of Deer
Lodge county Fppeal.d Ia the state
board uf equalization for redress, but
the members of that board announced
to-day that the board was pnwcrl.ss "a
act this year in The matter. as the dis
rrepancy was pointed out too late. The
railroad assessment aud apportionment
having been fixed. the board cannot
change IL uniil next year Deer Lodge
cuuntys only possibl" remedy. Il II
said. Is through IN" courts, aud there
Is some doubt. 81 the members uf the
board say, " whether there are grounds
for Am action.
Through AN oversight for which the
county officers uf Deer Lodgp county
are in "A measur" responsible, Deer
Lodge county never received "A dollar
~ the taxes from IN" Great Northern
company. although the Pacific eNten-
sion which passes through the county
has been built more than four years.
Iris the duty ~ the board of eaualiza-
ton Ia apportiun the railroad assess
ment. but through some inadvcrtenrc
the hoard has been in the habi, or as
sessing for years that part of IN" road
In Deer Lodge county TO it's n"irhbors.
The assessed valuation of that part
wrongfully assessed Ia FlaIhcad county
f. about ,il 0po this year
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WGYLER DENIES IT.
!, Eumcr That Ue wi,i Lrnd Hi, Aid ,a
the tsr.isis.

Havana, oct. N-t;tn,ral W'Nl'r
gave to-day AN emphatic and absolute
denial IL The rrports that hc would re-
sist removal lrom his command la
cuba aud in certain contingencies
might espouse thr rarlist cans,. Hc
said, according Ia The official sc-
count:
My principles aud my military r.
oid are nm guarantees that | viii
never uppusn the constituted govern
mont, whatever II may he. never have
put obstacles iu The way of the govern
meni and never shall. ! have always
oh.yed orders and I ALWAYS shall 50
fer as popular demonstrations 90. I a,-
c"li them only aR expressions "f ap-
prnval ~ my military policy ani as
tokens uf personal sympathy
The merchants of the island. accord
ing Ia che oil, ial account. roniinu" 10
s,nd cabic messages Ia Scnur Sagagla
expressing their approval uf General
Woylsr's command aud their entire
confidence In him.
Madam Ana Milan dn B.nniou. Who
has heen in charge of the hali al casa
lie R"coRidas. where S.norita EVanrc-
lima russio was confined. and in whose
house in san iiafel street the police.
several months ago. found trunks con
tanning dynamit" and cartridges. Is ore
of the four employees. who. With the
iailor have brun arrested and confined
ncommunicadn. pending the. result of
the inquiry h,inI made into the cir
cumstances nf the escape uf SenOiila
tossio
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SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES.
Prominent Merchant. Implicated Ia Hail.
way Eubbpriss.

Chattanooga. Tenn. oct. S-Tbe in
vCsilgatiun uf the Buhannan gang car
ruhh'rics by the Whitfield county
Uienrsial. grand jury. has brought
furi n som" sensational disclosures and
thrown the little city uf Dalton. 50
mites south of here. into an uprnar
The jury has discovered THAI the gang
has stolen over SlOo,oop and has bean
working systematically for years. In
addition to finding indictments against
each member of the gang the jury has
found Indictments against the follow
ing leading merchants Of Dalton. for
work IN completely with the gang aud
receiving stolen goods John Bender
member Of council; In T.. w. ~. p.'-
pies. member ~ council. r. y pr"plcs
ir., j. W. Cannon and Anderson Gid
diugs
The plan ~ the robbers was t. 90 uut
on the railroads and break into car.
BEFORE reaching Dalton goods were
thrown out and carried away 10y con
f,'derat"s. The goods were Afterwards
sold hy the gang To- Dalton merchants.
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UNDER TAE NEW TARIFF.
Largest Exports at D"mes,i" Merchandise
la Any August,

Washington. O,t. N-The bureau of
statistics har ISSUED the tahir showing
lh' ,NTuris aud imports Cor August. ih"
nrst full month undrr the n'N tdrn law
Th,sv nguI,s show Tor thai month th"
lurgcSi exports nf dom, site m't,hanuis"
Yl any August ia the history oI ne gov
c'nmtul The exports Mrr" 81 E".2o
lgaiust SOL. .Gs9 asl Tor August, lS'H,, For tho
uIst eight mnnths "f th" year w" ~
ports Mrrc sdl slpWs iu excess of thc iir~t
0iEhi months ni lsG So that thc hurrIu
officials brli' Ne ihul The exports tins g. ar
VIII FAR cNcr'd those nf last YEAR, which
NhN us r"cord-hrraking year IN ih, mat
tor of exports
The value ~ all imports for August
Was saSiS al2 ~ whhll SlS.be'"oi wrr"
free. ThrS' figures show decrease "i
about SloRpHp hrlnw ihus" ut iNa. The
decrease was dli" To- a hraNN reduction in
the importation of raw wool which '"-
creased from iGIl 91 pounds In August
last year la sN.tS1i pounds last August
The following tthl- shows the hnlanv"
~ trade with the several continents;
ls<n,rtg IA I,,p.rte tran1
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WIFE KILLS HERSELF.
Her Husband irasr- Tor Cuba with Al.
other Woman.

chicago. Got. s-ln a dump of woods
ou Euclid avenue. between seventy
third and seventy fourth streets, two
boys to-day found the body ~ Wo-
man. evidently a suicide. lying half hid
den among the weeds and tall grass.
Clutrh~d In her hand was a telegram
addressed to Mrs. u. y. oconnell.
Manhattan ii' ach hotel. Chicago. sent
from a small town in Tennessee. Sept.
-, and which read VIII leave for
cuba tonight. and signed Dan. Two
bottles. one labeled laudanun and the
other pare gori", both empty. were found
IN the grass beside her.
Mrs. oConn.li and her husband we're
attendants AZ hath house al Windsor
iark during the summer. About sept.
~ prnnnell left the hotel and after
drawing NIL their savings. amounting To
about $500 from The hank. disappeared.
The lady cashier AZ the hath depari-
m-nt disappeared simultaneously She
was next heard "f IN Nashville. Tenn.
and from the telegram found In the
dcad woman's hand tine couple are now
supposed to he In Cuba.
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WAS IN A TIGHT PLACE
ANNIE SOLOMON FINDS HERSELF IN
A DILEMMA.
Confess to B'gau, or Brand her
children "a. iii-yitimate.

san Francisco. oct. Annie Solo-
mon. uth.rv is- known as Mrs. Lindeu-
baum, Mrs. shawl and Mrs. Crosby,
had an unpleasant quarter of an nour
Ia Judge Eoney's court to-day willis
Cnutrstiug an application by the officers
"f the local Snciety for the Prevention
~ cruelty 10 Children Tor letters Of
guardianship FOR tWo of her children.
II VAS shown that in lSss the woman
deserted her first husband. Nathan
Lind, nhaum. and accompanied one
Aaron shawl 10 S,attie. by whom she
had tWu childfsn. rhre, years later
Lindenbnum obtained divorce fron
her. She continued ~ i've with shawl
until July last. when she eluped with
Fred l.. crosby. t1 whom she VAS mar
ri'd AT stockton by a Justice ~ the
peace.
H,r marital affairs would probably
have been unhcurd ~ had she not sued
Shawl for s51N which she claimed to
h, du. for services rendered This
morning she found herself in a dilemma.
for. whs n questioned as To her relations
with Shawl, for the purpose ~ showing
that she was not "A proper person 10
have the custody ~ the tNo rhildren.
she Was confronted With the choice oc
two evils N she swore that she had
married shawl she would not only lose
her suit for the s5.oo0 alleged To be due
rr services but would alsp he endan-
grring her liberty by admitting that
she had committed bigHmy. On the
other hand by denying the shawl mar
l.as. she would brand her children
with lli,gtinacy. After hesltating for
some time shr inallS choose the latter
ruursn and Judgp coney thereupon con-
iiru.d the matter Tor further hearing
until Monday next in order to admit
ol thorough Investigation into tho
Wumaus record
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MINERS IN SESSION.
Plea Made f"r ib" H. abiishmrui ~ u
department at uirr..

SJeulal iupI',n up th, Starutrd
Suukuu, Of Mo- hD-u,aa Wa
irir-ar'sJ a' lFe morning s,H.ilu pi tIu
SurthWa-l N!rnE pssorLtluu ,fHt,fulp-
a. tH, aiu' 'uHnu ~rssiun tb" hIlI Wa
MILD. r,urs -r.t being oc,upiuL Il We
decided Go n.rT tbr rlcruDn ni ultnr.
lu ts-morHlv morning m prd'f mat
rIl#Jssiuu Hl .r. -'Iorr h-s.grOsi fur I."
HB, might r,l ID, Iut"rfer.d with
Gplarf y lIpdslry s.nir,.-.,i tUe
convention IoH "f upon M, -uJIpt 4
National -. u.f f.rn' of MuuuE adyn-
tatiax tN, OIL niishm-Ut ui -nb ID de-
I4r,n,cui i. .u- as nur r' .rn tnr ,og
fusion lr.nl m ihr Wv iUL pINrr.
.ui .,Fr.I ,s. uf the intrar tId eoin-
Ui-llnr.f- .. ..U prn'ilI Ian' uua,-
which lr '..nl..,d ln ~. s,H .Ils- md
ruling. tf.. Haa 'n" miniul uuu-ffy.
pr.-Iu,fr f.H... stated tn4i i.. .t...-
tl,a ,au.rIIH ul Che ls-DyIu..uU ".d
don. inb,. r ."- trr past ., .. ul..;
.lou r.. u...m ot B d.i,gm.af o.
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AN Immediate RECALL
Captain General Blanco to Take
Butcher Weyler's Place.
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA
Senor sagasta Says That Weyler's Ser
vices Are Valued AZ They Deserve A
Change Ia Policy Is Needed IN
Order To Succeed.

Madrid. nrt. S. mldniGht.-The catf-
nj has decided upon the immediate -
call of General Wrylcr from cuba. \
decree win bc issurd appointing cap-
tain General Blanoo y Arenas. Mar
Guis of rcna Plana. governor of The
island. The queen regent VIII sign the
decree to-murruM. According Lea ~
H,raldo so.ooo rcinforcsmepts viii a,-
company Gtncral Blanco To cuba.
In the cuuisr ni the cable mrssase
sent 10y General Mrvler tn Premier Sa-
Gasta. placing the pnst la cuba al the
disposal uf the government h. said
"lf thu functions With which they hal
entrusted me had hrcn merely those of
the government nf tHba. | should have
hastcnrd To resign. liut the tMo fold
character nf my mission and my duty
ar r-in-rhicf In the army.
prevent my rendering a resignation.
Nrverthe helriss. although ! can rely upon
ih, absolute unconditional support ~
the auionomist and constitutional par
ties, as w,ll as upon public opinion.
tnia would br indefinite without the
cuniidcnoe of the government This
confidence would u" necessary lo enable
me Ia put an end a. The war which
also has been virtually concluded fran
our LINES M Juracn tn Cape Antonio
Senior Sagasta replied; 4 thank YOU
fnr your explanation ana value your
franknDss. | wish Ia assure you that
th" government recognizes your sefN-
i',s and values thcm as They drsrrNr.
hut IL thinks a change of policy IN on
DIR Ia succeed requires that the author
trics should De al once with the minis
Try This has nothing 10 do with ihr
confidence felt In rnu by the goveyn-
Inrnl for the liberals have always said
that the responsibility for given pol
icy does not fan upon those who carry
Il oui hut upon the government mspir-
ing H. ! shall communicate with the
pnNrInm,nt, shnlIlN -
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CATTLE RuSTleRS.
An Important Capture Made by Dete"-
ti,-s IN Helena.

Special Dispatch io he standard,
Helena, oct. S.-couniN Attorney fur-
cell to-day filed informatiuns against Au-
gust Hanhe "A Helena butcher. john bnn-
nelly ana Henry Parker charging thcm
with grand larceny. The first two WEI"
ordered Ia plead Tomorrow. Their bonds
WEIR liked Al 81 s0o. which they did not
produce. Parker was released ON hts own
rcc"gnizancr.
Hankn and Donnolly are believed ="
have engaged in extensive stock nistltng
operations They were caught "Wednesday
morning and the authorities holl"Nr tnrre
Is amplc evidence 90 convict them. lianks
WAS arrested Ia the act OF huichrring a
stolen beef which. with thr'" others, II
Is alleged he secured from bonnelly. Tho
cattle belonged 10 a ranch"r near this
city aud were completely ID, n'n"d. The
mrn were caught largely through the
work of Henry Parker, q detective, who
will appear as a witness against them.
Ranrhcrs have been suffering from M"
operations OF rustlers Tor years. and IN"
authorities believe they madc an i'm
portant capture when thcy got iianke and
DonnellN.
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ON THE TRACK.
~ Lexington.

Lexington. Ky, oct S-A perfect ddy
aud lafg" attrndanr" marked the fourth
day of ia. kentucky Trotting liursu
Iirr.d"rs meeting. m" TnnsAl,anla
stakes. S@. for IA" > II class trpttrfs.
IN which "a" Monk won the nrgt two
heats. Tommy i.rit,"n the thirl hnd
Riima r. ih" fourth. WAS Finished to-day
M short order Ny Rllma Nhu tuok tMo
heats M slli. and s'is. Tho Monk Ma
s"cnnd and Tommy litiitun gets third
monrv g.ii class, purs" 81 "i-ArIs T"li
won Al,.- r"cnud ] \ g. third best
time g.ll'. Two-,.gr-uids Fulurity pace
ing. 81 us,- Miu l'ybuin wun. Manueila
second LADY Movie rhird umr. sle 2.l
class purse ~ pn unfinished Robert R.
won two hsnis Scypha, Dir"ctlna ana
Nhii, Points 'a,h won one heat, b-st
timr a'r, Il ria-s pacing 81 osi untu-
l-hDI lt.l'u T.. won ntst heat Spaihcpu
Won The -rr"nd heat aud bourbon ~
won the third best time. 2ll.
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interests of nearly the sntir" territory
west of New YORK. was MADE hrrr IT,
day when the orphrum circuit OF The
Pacific coast was dropped.
According io The statement OF lmral
manag gers who have the affairs of the
big circuit in hama, Director Gus Wal
ter of the orpheum circuit. insisted IN
performers going to the coast for The
same salaries they obtained Throughout
the East and this parI al the country.
and In justice Ia the performers play
ing Tho eight th.atrrs directly huok"d
by the combine and nearly n score NJ
other auxiliary houses I'm the Central
West, IL Was decided Ia dron the eN-
IRENE Western cni nf the circuit in NIL
negotiations with performers, as the
salaries an the coast have heretofore
been double the amount received else
where, duo to the heavy expenses and
loss nf time making the biz jump. This
move is cNprrtUd to result hcnciiCially
10 the vaudeville performers.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

pos. This was done after The pair had
hr'n -"ut mile IN 1.ll. Before the cip-s
~ 'hr dly's sp"H Gentry with . running
matt. paced a mur ir Zan., Rnbsrr O..
won't 1 mllr l 2.ngsi, Three taouaand paa-
pl' tlIrl thr -i1ndS
Dn thr second tral ihs team got away
on M" thrd ao"nr. Th" nrsr auariar Wss
made u y fhr haf u l.Wl, nud the
Three quarters Was retrncd ln lE1. a
tlrt -tri shtrnrd o1i fpF hpma Hrl.or
HpNur sh"nk Them no uit and they
'tmr down 40" stretch in % tremendous
hurst 81 speed. passing under The wirr
IN the mlrvrlpua time ~ ,sDa, fpr tho last
quarter. making tfr mIle IN DO
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Que nt rhcm rnnf,..ri.

cincinnati ort a special ~ tho
TiinD--StHr ffom Mas svill.. ~. SAYS
'H.u th, Do pti~on"ts ~, elNcd from New
ii'ft pst nleht Tor tho brutal assault IN
Mr-, Gl"bsnu haa a uight ~ excitement.
Dad heiu,r mtdy "a confession TO
Shrrln pummrr The other prisoners
beard nt 10 Hnd tried o. orglpi1p to pun
l-h him. rhr, uttered angry threats avid
k.pl MsHsr lH STATE of tnar all night.
Ariurr- statement was nat made pubic.
,N,spt thtt hr SAYS thcw urs innocent
msu Boo tbr party and he has given me
SHERIFF tir names ~ others WHO ar,
g4''1. "a" -ay, b, does NOT propose 9,
-.I.r alp.
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SUCCESSFUL RAID.


-. .,lsi pl-ps n o. - tb' St4rd.p1
Buzpmar. prf N-A s8cc,sfful raid
Was mad" = liI'lr at r midnight Thurs
day hy sheriff Fanshlm and the po-
i'r uu - gang "t pnk,r players in a
rlpu rp b. second sIory ~ ihr MAY
IIp,k lu Main sIpHf lu-uph Nc
pWrU = Nrll-knnwu character about
utrn. Was running game. uui hu.
Iurpfh.r with Adoiph Mead John D"u-
uI. n Richardson ami : B'lciut Nrrr
.ED,,i.I and lodged ln th, county Jan
rNr rad Was Nril planned by Night
Nat,buIlu EpbFttfHu. Hh. ha- boon
aware af IA uNlst'nr" o' gambling foe
-aw" r'u. past hr' owing tu 'h"Ir
many meeting places vas urtN. to
0..t their 0autu- N.'r.. \ number
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preliminary r.al SaiurdnN
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-10-09
IN JAPANESE WATERS.
seals Branded by Jordan Killed by Cap.
tain Bragg.

san Francisco. Oct. SIT H. now assert
ed hy friends oi Captain liragg dGd Hun
ter WallaV" of The scaling schooner Vera,
that both mrn haV" stated positively that
they killed on m" runst oi Japan inr'"
uf the seals branded ny Professor David
Starr Jordan uf stanford university M
the pribyloff islands. pr. Jordan conicnd-
rd that th" Baring s"a hcrds ncyor go
into japanese wa.rs Nhon questioned
hy rrNpnuc officers in Dutch liarhar.
I,ragg and Wallace dcuicd the statement
ur the seal killing ~ japan. which II il
said they had previously made. They ar"
now quoted as rit,ratine ia" truth of
heir original statement. admitting the
killing.