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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01
Presentation of Account.
S. BADGERS ESTATE.

y. y. BADGER'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District, S.
In Probate Court. held at the probate office
in st, Johnsbury, in said district, ON the Gath
day of December, A. ID. 1896
James ID. Stevens, administrator upon the
estate OF So ONION $. Badger, late Of Danvlle
in said district, deceased, presents his admin.
istration account for examination and allow
ance, and makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition of the estate Of
said deceased.
Whereupon it is ordered by said court,
that said account and said application
be referred to a session thereof, to be held
at the Probate office in said st. Johnsbury,
on the 10th day of January, A. D., 1897,
for hearing and decision thereon And it is fur
Their ordered that notice hereof be given to all
persons interested by publication ofthe same
three weeks successfully in the Caedonian,
newspaper published at St .Johnsbury, previ-
Gus to said time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, If any they may have, why said
account should not be allowed and such decree
made.
By the Court, Attest:
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01

1t is said that there are thirty cases of
measles at the Vermont Industrial school
at Vergennes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.

Thu rough the White Mountains
To Lancaster, Colebrook, North Conway,
Boston. Portland. Lewiston, Bangor, Bar
Harbor and st. John.
LOCAL TIME TABLE-ON AND AFTER
OCTOBER 4.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01
Commissioners Notice.
HENRY Al GDSS, ESTArr

HffE1~fN NJ VOSS ES ATE,
. me subscribers having been appointed bv
the Honorable Probate Court for the MS.
trict OF Caledonia, Commissioners to receive.
examine, and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate of Henry
M. Goss, late OF Waterford, In said district
deceased, and the term of six mouths from,
the 9th day OF December 1896, being allow
seased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us: Give notice that we will
attend to the duties of our appointment M
tne late residence of Henry NJ Guss, in Lower
waterford, IN said district on the 9th day OF
January and the 9Th day Of June, next. nj q
O'Clock In the forenoon. on each of said davs
Il. w. BROWN, %
FRANKLIN W. BROWN,
Waterford, VI, Dec. IL, A. ID, 1896.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01

As an extra inducement we will give to
every customer buying $500 worth of
goods in large or small lots fine Aluminium
Gold Watch, perfect time piece. : !
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-01-01

for the people Of st. Johnsbury, Littleton
and vioinities to clothe themselves dirt
cheap.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
STOLE A MARCH ON THEM
NEW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
SWORN IN BY THE MAYOR.
san Franri.co's Ou.,ed beard Takes Part
Of the Records They WIN Ap.
peal ts the Courts.

San Francisco. Sept, lG-rhe new board
~ supervisors appointed AZ O'Clock this
morning by Governor Budd and Mayor
phrlan stole n march on the old board
and was sworn In. mt and adjourned
b.fnr. IN. dspos.d hoard had time Ia get
together. Mayor phelan announced from
IN. chair that by virtue of the power
Nsstrd IN him by IN. state law and In
Governor Budd by virtue nj the state
constitution. they had appointed the
members present 10 M the vacancy rIe-
ated bv the decision IL Judge Wallace.
and that body th.rrupon proceeded to
transact iis official business.
After thu appointment of the various
committees had b"rn lef' Ia the mayor.
m. n.w board adjourned until $ o'clork
this evening. when n viii discuss q tax
l.Ny After the new board adjourned
four msmh.rs nf the old hoard demanded
rccognltion as momlsrs aud expressed
their intention tp do public business.
Clerk Russell refus'd ~ recognize them
aud Supervisor Bcyan"y iherrupon took
possssslon nf part ~ IN" records and
carried Them tp the street committee" :
room. where that body v"ni into session.
Late this afternoon an applicatlon for a
witt ol c'ftioraIi. verified 10y Supervisor
Bflii 81 the oustcd board. was ill.d With
the cl"fk nf the supreme court for the
purp"sr of obtaining "A review ~ Judge
Mallacr's Bntlou and n possible setting
u aside. The Application merely stated
that Jndgo Wallace bad no jurisdiction.
aud ihni while the board of supervisors
failed io iiN the water rairf IN February
last. they wor, unable Ia do 80 because
81 lack of data ana that no harm was
caused by the delay
The attorneys for The ousird board irly
mainly on the case nf 'orarrubas vs.
the Board of Supervisors of Santa Bar-
bsra County an action Ia whlch the sn-
p"r.of court r,fr~sd ~ allow the super
Nispr- to appoint = -h"rin after having
removed royHrrfblas. In whi,h ihc SANE
points ar. said 10 b. involved - In th'
case a. har
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
MONTANA MASoNS.
Grand ioigr Closes Its Work Win
Pleasant Irsiurcs -Onirrrs Elected.

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
Helena Sept. is.-Aftcr a two-days ses-
sion the grand lodge of Ancient FIRE" aud
Accepted Masons of Montana came 10 an
cnd this afternoon. onr of the most
pheasant features of the session was III.
presentation of the slsnrt ring. the pri-
vatc seal of tho grand master. from Ia.
retiring grand mast,r Charles H. Gould
of Miles City, to his succ, ssor T.. g.
bay of lIcl,na.
IN. following are the new grand lodge
officers rlericd to-day: Most worshipful
grand master, T.. q. Day, Helena; r,nht
worshipful deputy grand master q. W,
Pomcros. kali~prl right worshlpfni
grand srnior warden. A. n. Barrett.
Butte; right worshipful grand junior war
den, Henry rhappl.. Billings grand
treasurer Henry NJ. parch.n. Helena.
grand SECRETARY, Cornelius Hedges. h"l-
cna grand chaplain, Rev. Job i.itl..
rnscadc. grand marshal y. ID. Jones,
Helena. senior deacon : u. i.arrsnt.
Great Falls junior dearon. Theodore
Branily. Deer Lodge: grand standard
bsarer ". n. 4. Stewart. Boxcman .
grand sword bearer Joseph NJ. Dixon
Missomla. Sentor steward. N. ". Potter
Red Lodg.: tvlsr William D. Smith. H"l-
ena. The new Officers were Installed by
Past Grand Master A. g. l.oaan.
N was decided TO hold the next grand
Lodge In u.l.na.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
A MISSOURI OUTRAGE.
Three Men Abdar, "a Soung wife - There
VIII He M Trial.

Will We M Trial.
ST. Louis Sept. 16.--A special Ia the
Post Dispatch from War;, nsburg. Mo.
says: News of what appears Ia he one
of the mast dasiardly ou,rages ever
committed In the state of Missouri, has
Just i,acned tins city. james Hull and
]. n. MckeeheB. two young men II
Jefferson township. are under arr 4
charged with abduction. criminal as
sault and robbery. Wesley Jackson of
Henry county. liz wanied for completely
In the crime and the country In being
secured I'm search for him.
Andrew Stills. n young farmer aged
20 years. and his girl wife aged is years.
left Warsaw. their home. Monday. TO
drive over To knobnoster. where his
wife's sister resides. on the way the
horse died. and Stills was at loss how
10 proceed until the three young men
Hull, Mckeeben and Jackson-offered
to permit Stills 10 hitch his cart behind
their buggy and drive the couple 10
their destination FOR 81. The transac-
tion was made. and after getting out
into the country. Stills claims. the trio
seized his wife and drove away with
her. after robbing him of what money
he had. over 81.
The whole country around here Is
aroused and searching for the lost wife.
who is thought to have been outraged
and then murdered. The three young
men were said to have been under the
influence of liquor. Stills searched f,r
his .lIe until exhausted but could find
no trace of her. Farmers whom he im-
portuncd for assistance did not believe
his story. and would not join I'm the
search. Al last several became con-
WINGED there was truth In II. the two
arrests followed and now lynching Is
strongly talked Of.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17

FOR expecting that the factors more or
less artificial which may have had an n
nuencc IN the d.clin. of silver would hr
Of short duration. and may even soon
bring about a favorable reaction.
There is not therefore. al present any
serious reason for alarm. The nation WILL
be able 10 pass through this difficult pc
riod confronting II with the same scr,n-
ny which Il displayed n few years ago
when the same causes produced alarm. y
This portion OF the message attracted
great attention and was favorably ~
ceiv"d. II was stated that IN. finance
department had issued conversions for
several banks Of issue In the interior.
and had under study several other pro-
posed bank charters. In conclusion. the
president assured congress that there
was every reason for coneraiulation ON
the state of the country. which steadily
grows richer. while the g''--rament rev.
enue is continually increasin'.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
GIVEN OVER TO EXPERTS
WITNESSES WERE QUESTIONED
CONCERNING BONES.
Professor Dorsey sticks 10 His state
men,s-Lae,srr, Crippled is y spar.
ring Match with "a Murderer.

Chicago. Sept iG.-The day was given
over to expert testimony in the Luetgcrf
trial aud the attorneys for the defense
and witnesses for the stat. were ques-
toned vigorously regarding boncs. When
court adjourned for the day the iish,
was still on and will bs resumed to-
morrow morning. When court opened this
morning the defendant came into court
on a pair of crutchcs. He said he had a
badly spraincd ankle. IN" result "f fall
while sparrine "a friendly bout with one
of the murdercrs in the jail.
The principal witness of the day was
Professor Dorsey or the Field Columbian
museum. who took the stand for cross-eS-
animation. Attorney Vincent, for the de-
fense. made II his business To show the
Jury that Professor Dorsey did not know
anything about tho bones anyhow. and
that he was ignorant ON the subject of
fomurs Professor Dorsey fought stoutly
to show that h. knew what hr was ia,L-
ing about when he said yesterday that
the bone shown him was the bone OF "A
human being. and very probably thai of
a female. lie made one correction, hove
ever. lie said that when he snld yes
terlay that IN. fcmur WAS thst of the
left leg h. had intended To say that II
was Of the right leg.
Before Professor Dorsey took the stand
DR. NorVal Pierce. who had Identified a
bone shown him as the left temporal
bonc of "A female WAS called to III" stand,
but his cross-.xamination did not last
for any length of time. and then Atior-
nry Vincent announced that hr was
ready for the rross-"xaminatlon of Pro-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
CONGRESS OPENED.
President Diax Reads His srmi.Aunuai
~ssnge-InternRtionnt Dam.

city of Mexico Sept I6-Presilcnt Lag
Opened congress this evening". reading
his semi-annual message covering the
period sine. April he said the country
was AT peace with all ci,ilizcd countries
and was gradually making more intimate
ties with them. lie noted the decision al
the court of claims ~ Washington adj
versely to tho IA Abra claim which had
been pronounced fraudulent. and went an
IN consider the question ~ the proposed
internal tional dam. rcmarking:
Frontier towns from Juarsz for a dis
iancc of III kilometers down the river
have suffered damages which amount to
many millions Of dollars. and have lost
u large number of inhabitants on account
uf the frequent inunda,ions from the Rio
Grande aud tn. MS. of the water for irn-
CATION purposes on land OF IN. United
States. which has greatly reduced the
volume of water. In order Ia remedy ~
far as possible thes. evils "A great inter-
national reservoir has been planned aud
negotiations opened ~ Washington by
our minister. II Is To h. hoped that the
government OF the United States. ov.r-
coming the difficulties raised by spccula-
tors. will conclude treaty with Mexico
for the execution Of this work. which IL
either hank Of IN" river
Referring Ia the question of silver as
affecting he finances of Mexico the pres
idcnt said.
unfortunately the present fiscal year
does not bcgiu under as good auspices as
the previous onc. for the excessive weak
ness and fluctuations of silver, Often
sudden aud violent In thcir character,
haN. sn Influenced the economic situation
Of She country that II is demanding Tho
serious attention Of M" government Hnd
has caused the adoption of strong mons-
uros ~ prudence. all expenses not abso-
lutcly necessary being deferred or re-
du.sd
"fhc magniiud" and sudden character
"f Che pcoscnt perturbation IN silver r'r-
trInlr do not Correspond to the known
cnusrs which have produced tt and
thcr,for there arr wcll founded motives
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
AN OVERDOSE.
4 Helena Wan Takes ,ioFphine 10 Pre-
due. >.e.p-Doesn'f Wake Up.

Spcoill Dauatch 10 tho SiAriard.
Helena sept. is-Joseph Pierson. who.
with .. -. Horn. owned tho Sixth avenue
greenhouses. died late last night under
peculiar circumstance. and this morn
ing coronor Bon g. Brookc was notified
An Inquest hvld to-glghs Developed tho
fact that Pirry"u died FROM an overdose
~ morphine ilksn only with the intsns
io prneucr sleep
Piersoa had hren aunering from lnsom-
nia fur sone time. and had been resottinx
to narcotics. a. h. could gain no rest
without thoir gid. ~ evidently took au
oycr,inss. Pi~rson unfil receniiy had been
nsglscting business and had spent monry
an Coliseum rirl bat there was nothing
In the rvitencr b.foyc the coro1ers Jury
that wauh tend H. show hr had at any
time contemplated s''f-sicstrurtion. Hs
had lived here eight and half years.
We waS horn IN Newark. -. j.. and was
n ycafs old and leaves family.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
rHArcNeR R-hAuSGR.
The daughter sf the Es-s:oseraor weds
n ~. Laui. Phs ssicins.

Special Dispatch Ia the Standard.
Helena. Sept. iGMiss ELLA =. liaus'r
daughter of Ex-Governor Samuel 7. Hau-
ser. was married this evening Mt ia
oclock Ia Dr. Alexander Perry Thatcher
of 81 Louis. Tn" wedding occurred at
the hom" of the bride On Madison ave-
uue aboat sS guests being pres"nt Rev.
Father Victor Day performed the rer"-
m0ny. The beautiful h"me of the cN-go,-
ernor WAS ciaboraiciy decorated In white
aud green. the pr,domsnating Hover be-
ing sweet pras. The hrid. was attended
by Miss D"lly Noy.s of i.utic as maid nj
honor and Miss Amy Rnsenhnum and
Mss Alta child of Helena and Miss Nita
Honn.r of Missoula as bridesmaids Dr.
Thatcher WAS attended by his cousin, 4,
r. Barril of ~. Iogis. Norman u. liol.
ter. Charles y. Word aud ". l.. Walker
of II.l.rn. A wedding surr~r- s"'v"w~d
the ceremony. At 10 o'clock Dr. and Mrs.
Thatcher left over IN. Northern Pacific
for lhr East
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
THE PASSING OF BARRI0S
REvoLUTloNIsrs BECOME MAsfEns
IN GUATEMALA.
The D,ctases's tsigh.Hsnded Rw,s 20 80
Years IL at AN End Norstss ts
Be the Nsxt rre-idesf.

SAN Francisco, srpt. l6.-Adyicss re-
rrlV.a here to-day convey the lnforma-
tiou that after Two days of hard lighting
IN. gsrrlson OF Rarri.s' soldiers st Que
zaltonnngo snccumbrd Ia superior num-
beers and IN" rrvolutioAists are masters
10 'he situation In Guatemala. This is
und,rsood here as equivalent 10 the end
OF tho carerr of Resno Barros as d.cta-
tor of the Central American republic.
With tho announcement that Barrios
has caused hir.self to be elected prrsi-
dent by his congrss. local merchants
who have largr interests IN Guatemala.
stopprd psymsnt on drafts on Guatemala
houses as II was generally understood
that trouble would euEuc. Soon after tho
di,tntor's action q revolution broke out
headed BY paniel Fnetes. Fciieiano Aui-
lar and Prospero Morales. all u whom
were candidates FOR the presidency.
According 10 the telegram received
hsrc to-day Morales was yesterday
chosen ~ chief ~ the rebel forces which
h. taken ms Indicative that he viii bs
Guatsuiala's next president. Bnrrios has
few friends IN Gudtemals. ~ he has carr
ried things with q high hand during hls
six years administration. He gained tho
enmity of Morai.s by relieving him of
IA. position OF minister of war. merely.
II = claimed bscause the latter was too
popular Should he fall into the hands
of the rcbrl chief. u ~ generally believed
thai h. VIII BE- given "A short shrtft. In
view of the fact that Barrios has char
terd stcemcr fron the Pacific Mail
company whleh has been lying % ssn
Jose Dc Guatemala. with steam up. ready
10 put to sea at short notice, Il Is thought
that he viii follow the example "r
Exria of Salvador and leave the enemy
In undispu'cd possession before escape u
The coast H. cut on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
FoUR DEAD.
Passenger Train Crashes Into ~ Freight
Train Engines Wrecked.

~. Louis Sept. u. a wrerk on the VA
bash at Key"tsvllls. Mo-. this evening r.
suited m the death of four men Th. dead
are: William Gaines. st. Louis. postal
clrrk " B Smith Moberl, No. mr.
man William q. 'isrk PAU Street IT
SALISBURY Mo. Nlnr others wrrc more or
less painfully injured.
The passenger train which l"ft ~. LouIs
at = O'Clock "Wednesday uirht crashed
into a freight train. The freight had Ia
coiNrd ufders 10 take the siding at iNsN-
rtsNillo. nagglnE station. rud Vt ihr
rafF"ng'r pass. tn" fright No MIN
~" late and was Just 'utHtlnr ib"
switch Hhen th" passenger train crashed
Into b. The twn locomotive. ,lu' lurpiH-
er VITA sufh Impetus that uI,b N.r' t"-
tally wf,,krd Three fr,lpht carr W,rr
durnoi .hrd aud % mail car wss tHronu
fr"m fh' itu,k, Tho uHIF theory ud-
vsuctd as 80 th, cause co., tb. NrH,k is
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
Nat ssas Manly Answer.

London. sept. is-The Standards s
leading editorial deals with the letter
of the governor ~ IN. Bank ~ England
Go the chancellor ~ the sNcheauer and
says: n more absurd and mischleyous
letter has seldom been penned by a
man In position ~ high responsibility.
II may be- assumed that the question
was put as one means of Kidding the
government ~ the importantly Of the
Mckinley administration. for Cir
Michael Hirks-B Reach IL neither a hi-
mctallist nor q man ~ weak character.
To such "A request. whatever it's motive.
thcr. can he hut one straightforward.
manly answer. namely, That, AS the
bank has promised to pay all It's notes
IN gold. II could not admit silver into
it's reserves
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
Bis~uit War L. Over.

Chicago. sept. ls-well defined rumors
Mere current to-day To the effect that an
agreement had been reached In the wsr
OF the biscuit companies and a plan -
consolidation. embracing tho New fof4
Biscuit company. American biscuit 90
pany and the U1itsd States biscuit -
pany had been agreed upon. Thess 50
panirs have a combined capital st'r4 VI
Snso.'nc and practically control ~ w
tir" OUTPUT ~ the United States sr"-e-
tloual tradug IN the stock OF tns ~
Nork Biscuit company On tns
stock exchange to-day wsr hse<1 70
the Moore boom va stock war 49,.
within - inmates after spsn"s S
shares had chnug,f hands az nxuree
thr.e polnls abo,r yesterdays last QUE
tations
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that there must have been deviation
IN the Watches of IN. conductors,
clark and Street werr two tramps steal
INK ride on top of Ihc baggage cai.
They were thrown with such fore that
their injuries resulted in death. The
dead body ~ Mail clerk sain's Was
found under the debris of his car. fir"-
man Smith of IN, freight engine remain
cd tun long in his cab and WAS caught is
hc attempted 10 lump. iic was 50 badly
injuT,d that he died.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

tally hurt In o collision AZ 10 O'Clock
this morning between a Midland pas
scngcr engine and "A handcar. The ar~
rident occurred near Basslt. 20 miles
west of LeaGv!llc. Fort man Lyons aud
four men had finished work nv~ miles
east ~ l,asalt and started for that
place on the handcar The east-bound
passenger was due about that time. hut
as IL had been late several TINES II Was
decided ta rush through. The handcar
was going around a curve az hign
rate of speed when II encountered ths
pass'ng'r, Two men jumped. while the
other three were caught by the engine
and killed. James Cody IL probably
fatally injured. the dead are Thomas
Lucas. Mike Welsh and John Lyons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17

Washington. Sept is.--Flrst Assist
ant Postmaster General Heath has re-
ceived letter from senator Waic,tt.
In which the senator speaks very .n-
couragingly ~ the outlook for securing
an international understanding In he
half ~ silver. NJ refers to the decline
In silver, which ~ being used every
where in opposition 90 the efforts of IN.
commission. but expresses the opinion
that Notwithstanding this severe lnilr-
be- secured.
Wolc"it states that he viii be In
London by the lst of october. and win
rvfrh Washington before the conVenlng
II congress In December.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
Rnilw to Alaska.

Victoria. w. g.. sept. IA party ok
engineers under Edward Wilkinson ieft
Tonight Ia make survey of the psar-
srt route Ia the Yukon. IL IL proposr0
10 run line of road from the head ~
Douglass channel. northern coast of
British Columbia. 10 Hazeiton. the head
~ nsNigation ~ the Skeena river. and
from there la Tcslin LAKE. With the exc
csption of "A portion % the rUutA b.
tween the coast and Hazel'on the line
WIN run through Hat country. II in
stated that railway contractor of
Montreal is int rested IN a scheme oe
building a railway in this route. IL viii
open up a large area of mining aud
quartz mining land In British colum-
hia
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Special Dispatch TO The STANDARD.
Dillon. Sept IA telegrnm from Dl-
vide. Mont. addressed to sh~riff Padl"y
WAS received lat, aSt NIGHT stating that
a man named Mopr, Rad hanged him
self al Wisdom. u smnu place IN the Eie
Holc basin. Ne partculaa wer, giNen
and as Wisdom 10 " miles from the rnii-
rad nonr arr nbtnn,blf 90 thls lime
coroner Cashmur, i.n ihls morning faf
Mlsdorn To- rm down iUr maf snd hold
an Inquest. Tn. m~ssacr -tst"s ttai he
is s'ill hanging
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
Hartman la " a.hip g,on.

SrHcil bispnich 10 fll" S'nndnrl
Washington Sept i6-'ongrsssnsn
Hartman. Mr.. Hartman aud their chill
drn arrived her" thls morning aud ate
established Tor ~" winter At their resi-
d,nrr on Or gun avenue. Thry cam"
from u4lnlh wh.r, the, have been yisii-
lng the family of rN.tnngr rSmnn Towur
md go tuut" thence d" Washington took
tip down tho great iake- Hartman
leaves io-morrow fof Springt' ld. Onto.
vh.rr ne il titled 10 spsak SATURDAY.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-17
ADMIRAL oeARpslEC
is rendered n Reception by the Chamber
of Gamwesce ~ san ttnncisro.

san Francisco. Sept IA reception
WAS rendered IN Rear Adm raj l.. A.
Beardslcs. United States navy. AT the
rooms ~ the chRrnbsr ~ commerce this
afternoon In recognition of his services
% commander Of the Pacific squadron.
from witch he is about Ia rcfire. There
MAS large attendance of members 1T
that organization and representative cit
lz"us who Wed with each uiher In COM
plimeuiinS the veteran naval officer.
To-nigh, Admiral Bcardslcs Will he the
guest "f tho local commander OF the
mintnry order of the l.oyal Leg.Vu ~ the
InitGl states al y sp' cidl session of that
b"dY 90 D. held az the Occidental hotel
Tor the pni pose of bidding him farewell.
Admiral B.sr,lslee Is cx-senior yiee com.
msndfr NJ the legion.