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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
APPLICATION MADE.
The state Wants survey "f Timber
Lands in Missouia County.

Special dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. Nov lG-Thc state board of
land commissioners to-day decd Il TO APP
ply To the government for tac survey of
some timber lands IN the ". stern part OF
Missoula county. In oIdrr that th. stat"
may make its selection thcrcfrom. The
governor accordingly addressed the fol
lowing letter 10 the commissioner of the
general land office at Washington:
''In behalf of IN. state of Montana
and in accordance with the pfoNis ons of
am act of congress approved February -.
iSSg. granting public lands Ia this state,
and other acts providing for the survey
of the sam. have the honor To apply
for the survey of the following town
ships; Eighteen north. - west. ~ north. -
west. ~ north. 81 west. ~ NORTH. % west,
~ north and - west.
The usual notice 90 be published In the
county in which the land h. To br sur
vryod and solicited was also pf. pared and
will bc forwarded to Mis- county,
This rrritcs that the state he's made np-
plirltton Tor the survey and will claim
the exclusive right for ~ days after tho
survey rs approved to mlkr selections -
me land Tho land IN uu"si ion Is located
near thr COu,r d'Alrr- branch az the
Northern pg,iua and l. sgl - boar
some very uug timber. After obtaining tn
land h jg tlc intention of The .tatr 10 sci
th., timber Tho csupctail0ns arr ihat u
uic, .uf,i for lu Narioui public .ustItJ-
tions wlii lr derived thrr,rroW. The
hazard ai-l d,. l,d 10 roiain IIIrty Can-
non. nss, Iadt rllrk. who vag io ia''
Dec !. until JIr J, that he mas assist ia
preparing tAr annual report
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
OFFICIAL REPLY ARRIVES
GREAT BRITAIN's ANSWER TO THE
BlMETALLIC PROPOSITION.
She Fears That the Burden Of the Fall
urr, n Failure There isr, Would
Hall on India.


Nasnihston' Nov n-ihe oniclai re-
port oi tue correspondence IN regard 10
the blmetalllc proposals OF the United
States monetary commission 10 the gov
.,,m.nt of ,,,,ot prItain has reached
nj, co,n,r, \, ,,,,,, ,,,nn,,os a., ,,
-. ,s,.,i g. ,,,. asso,.,a,', -. ~,
p'''S '''" ~, " '''' a''" p',es ~
- H'u - W. h'so'ia'iohs i'll 'htoueh'
ho'h"lns'"hnlhg ,n" eNpress'n WILING
h'sS nl the freh'h EoN''hih.ht 10 OBJ n
~ nin's' owing To IN. tefc'lon' ny th'
'ii''sn '.,H'n'", o' Vh' pi"p"s n"i 'o
again open ,h' itu'ah hiln,s Tor the IRE"
'"l,As' OF rlNer NONE "i Va" o'hef prop
"S'tl"hS W'f" iepn'u 10 pecaus" on" OF
lh' most important o"he'ssi"hs requested
81 'rsat hitsih 'oulu nov "" aooeu'n 10
'f''' ihlalh, III hahlhs h'f answer,
fthff,d I" 'he WISHES OF IN" RoN'rh'n' h'
81 indlh, 10 winch thc prpp"shI wac f"-
i'ir"d' ana th" reply OF we l"tter gov
'fhm'hi' ih't'i"l'' ls ih' most hhl"i
taht communication III the 'oft'spohd-
'hcr. III" most p"trhi reason urged
hsainst thr proposition ~ th"t the pht-
d'n ol th1urr u taluir Fhonid come
from IN" 'Np"Hnl'ht i"f w" rec 'athlsh-
m'ht 81 blhn'tal's'n ny riah'" anu va"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
THE FACTS IN TIE CASE.
TIL. Reason Why the Conservatives Criti.
cise sir " Hired Iaarier.

Toronto. Nov. l6.-Thc Globe. the
leading liberal paper in Canada, says:
Conservative papers keep Up con-
slant fire OF criticism on Sir Wilfred
Laurier. because. as they allege. he re-
fused To agree 10 a preferential tariff
between Great Britain and Canada as
proposed by Mr. Chamberlain. IL -
just as we'll that the real facts from
there should be known. During the
visit ~ the premier to Great Britain.
Mr. Chamberlain made the proposition
that there should bu absolute free trade
botAe.a tsfeat Britain aud her colo-
niles on condition that the former pay
- ,usuunis tax on commodities frpm
foreign countries. Sir Milfred Laufier.
speaking for Canada. said ne could not
accept such an offer
80 auaglan government had al
ready arranged for an abatement 0f
duties On British goods to the extent of
.. 80 DenI and as The whole fabric of
Canadian finances, as well as Canadian
luaustry, was founded on customs du-
ti,s. he could no. for a moment, c1a-
slider u proposition 70 remove them
MIth one uluN. What the reply OF the
other premicrs was. was not referred 10
here. Suilice IL 10 say that Mr.. Cham
berlain remarked with reference to Sir
Wilfred's reply that he would not touch
with tongs the subject of preferential
tariff on any other basis than that OF
absolute free trade between Great Brit
ain and her colonies. These are the
facts. and this Is the sort OF arrange
men, that Sir Wilfred il being daily
denounced for not accepting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
IT IS STILL A MYSTERY
Fire in the Smuggler Mine Can
not Be Located.
MEN DRIVEN FROM WORK
The Deadly Gas Is Penetrating TO Terri
tory Remote From the Fire Large
Force of Men Trying to Get at
the Smuggler Crib.

Denver. Nov. ia special In the Re-
publican from Aspen says: The sus-
pense over the Smuggler fire is as great
here tonight as ever. In fact. IL is
increasing. The gas is penetrating a
remote territory and the seat OF the fire
Is as much a mystery as ever. This is
the situation In "A nutshell
The force at work in the burning
mine has made great Roadway during
the past l2 hours in the way of handling
the gas and working toward the sup
posed burning crib. but beyond this but
little has been accomplished. The
eighth level has been reached and bulk
headed. The men have succeeded in get
ting into the crib ON the seventh level.
At this point there Is no particular evi-
dence of fire and they are somewhat
nonplussed. Steam. air and water lines
have been run Ia this point and every
thing prepared to tackle the blaze as
soon as discovered. This was accom-
plished about noon and 1t WAS decided
to attemept To cut through the crib this
afternoon. At first IL was thought the
crib could be cut through 10y or 3
O'Clock. but IL will not be blown out
much before daylight tomorrow morn
ing.
The deadly fumes continue TO pene-
trate new territory aud more men are
being driven out. Every property On
Smuggler mountain. with the exception
of the Mollie Gibson and Free silver is
abandoned. and can only be- recovered
after the fine is extinguished. This In
cludes the CowhoNen tunnel and all
properties worked through IL. The
Smuggler mill will close in a day or
two.
The fear is strong tonight that the
Aspen mountain properties VIII soon be
affected. Since morning the gas has
been quite strong in the Argentum
Juanita and the theory ~ entertained
that IL is finding its way into this
property through seams in the
contact. Should this prove correct 1t
is only a question of n short time when
the entire working force Of the district
will be walking the STREETS. As 10
the fire itself, nothing more Is known
regarding IL than on yesterday IL has
not been located and The theory that
heated shale Is generating the gas Is
growing in favor. The Smugglcr peo-
pie are not Inclined Ia this theory and
! maintain that timhcrs of the big crib
| are burning. They admit that they do
not know where the fire is. and until
| Il is found and its extent determined
| people here will not breathe easy.
Manager Hallct said tonight he be-
| licvcd the fire had been extineuished d
10y the water that had been poured on
the crib. from the sixth level. and that
no more gas is being created. This
theory is not generally accepted. FOR
/ while the volume of gas coming from
the shafts Is no larger than yesterday.
I there Is more heat. which Is thought 10
indicate that the fire is increasing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
AN IMMENSE LAND CLAIM
HOLLOWAY AND GUNN WANT
ABOUT 100000 ACRES.
They Assert That Their Ancestor Was
Awarded the Tract by nm ludian Chief
for Valuable services Rendered.

Washington. Nov. ig.-An immense
claim. embracing i.s0eo acres OF land In
the Northwest. including the cities or
Minneapolis and 81. Paul. was brought
before Commissioner Hermann of the
general land office to-day. and the as
Sistancs of the government Ia securing
official data was asked for. The claimants
are e. y. Holloway of Holland Ohio. and
A. Bun. of Momee. Ohio. They are maxi
ing an examination of the general land
office records with "a view TO securing
copies ~ certified papers which. they as
sert. VIII establish their title 10 the
lands claimed by them.
Their ancestor. through whom they
claim titlr. was Jonathan Carver. an
Engilshmau, a well-knowu explorer Ia
the last century. Carver lived among the
Indians ol th" Northwest. mostly In what
L. now Minnesota and Wisconsin. and for
a tim. was adopted by some OF the tribes.
Including the Nawdanissia, who mad,
him chI,.f. aud for yaluab, services. 81
the hours claim, presented him with the
vast tract.
Gum claims 10 be a great grandson of
Carver and Hoiloways wife Is the gscat
grsnddaughtor. A report says the heirs
had long interview with the land COM
missioner to-day in which their conten-
tinns wrrr explained. The department
Will render AhitUNer assistance II pnssi-
bic In the way Of securing Information.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
A NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Patriotic Women of America will Under.
take Ia Establish the Institution.
school Children to Contribute.

Washington, Nov. ls-The oft-agitaied
question of establishing In the city of
Washington great national university
on the lines suggested by President NASH
ingtcn has taken a definite form. Repre-
sentative American women have taken
hold of the subject with a determination
10 push II To a successful conclusion II
possible. They have started out I'm a prac-
iical manner by seeking 10 raise the iirst
$4,000 necessary for the erection OF a
building to form the Nucleus OF the uni
Ncrsity, aud hope To lay the cornerstone
on Feb. -, 1859. Their purpose in the m
term IL Ia urge the matter continua ly
on the attention OF MOmcn all over TIL
country. They intend likewise Ia inter- -
oil the school children In the work. As "A
first step for awake ming interest In the
undertaking they will assemble in WASH
ington on Dee. IA TO decide an ways and
means for arvusing public senlimont.
Mrs. Ellen A. Richardson oi Eoston.
chief organizer of the movement, writing
to George N. Harres Of this city ot thv
plan thus far formed. says: THE patriotic
inhes of America are to build the admin
isiration building, and they propose Ia
nla ke' the I'D OF February. 1888, the ma
iion's first odering day for this purp Sc.
asking no large contributions, begging
nothing,
"Amcrica's 100000 people must build
this great monument. II the 10 600. go chill
drcn In ia" public schools IN Amrfca
would give an Offering of "A penny each
on Washingtou's birthday they would
have sum sufficient TO erect the building
and endow II. Let Ug. then. oin az
and have an American university. Amer
lean sciences, American ideas lor Amrr,-
can ,itizons.'
Ars Richordson further stated that she
has arranged with tho proper auth ritics
that the bureau of printing and engraving
shnll produce certificates which will b
given Ia those who contribute.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

Aluruf g. s. Aof r-llshop H,gp.
ip ri- aHrull lbduss 10 the clcrl.S OF Tho
dIm .H. .l Albany to-Hss. M speaking of
tbc r,I.t u- uI Nm,rica 10 England 60
tNr tlr.1HfiI Cuut.r nee Was very Intense
Ir hU ,puurrinatior of what ls called
'.augoism Srakirg on the subiert %.
tni, irrational arbitration. ho sgld toe -rll-
.r ut hostility la uit ul. ,Nprl--ad an th..i
.0H, 80 tho water yls present though h-
tu1t. In Eurlapd. IS, should bH careful
rUW w. atnuscd tg.s feeling tp active
ho.IllUy
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nromn..l Mis daughter.

Ilbsrtv. Mo. Nov. s.-Wllliam Carr.
the lolcidc, vas this morning sentenced
10 hang on Ivc. l.. Carr drowned his J.
ycar-Old dnughter Ia the Missouri river.
wcighting the body DOWN with stones. He
received the sentence with smile OF sat
isfactinu. On Oct. 10 last Carr carried his
Guild from Liberty 10 a point near Kan
s1s city. H. tied her arms and legs Sc
curcly with a cord and paid no attention
TO thu lftlc one query: what are you
going to do papu2 and threw her into
the r.Vor. carr was soon arrested and in
his confession admitted that he had TOO
many children"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
STiRHEO UP A ROW.
Caused by Butte's Refusal to Play the
Denver wheel club.

Special Dispatch To the Standard.
Denver. Nov. lG-'fho refusal of the
Butte football team Ia sci a date to play
~" Denver NhVI club eleven at Bgtte
has ruiscd . l,rg"-siz.d row. The wheel
club chnrPcs that their application FOR q
game viii, the butte team would have
hr,n accepted had not the athletic cluu
made reprcs, ntaiions to the Butt" mcn
regarding tho amateur standing ~ the
Wheel club 1lIis they hook upon ns un-
warranted interference. and the Old fe' J.
ing, which both clubs have attempted 20
smother. has lgain broken out Arcnrdii :
10 the definition Of Hu amateur club tlT'
wheel club rs barred because some OF rs
members are professional bl,9'oic rae, =
rnu ih" futtn team having 81 recently
uVer'umc W" iaiut of professionals h
thcms.lr"s. IL Is supposed hero that tn' y
0uciurG NOT To take jhc risk,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
NATIONAL GRANGE.
statistics 10 he Gathered On Agricultural
Quest Ions.

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. l6-At to-days
session OF the National Grange State
Master Aaron Jones Of Indiana reported
that the grange lire insurance companits
of his state were now carrying SiaVp.'NO
worth of property. with saving 10 the
grange members of 20 per cent The COM
mittce on transportation reported a nrSo-
luton urging the appointment OF Held
committee of information" 10 he COM
posed OF one member from each state OF
the union, whose duty IL shall he 10 col
lcct data ON questions OF agricultural
needs In transportation or otherwise aud
forward the same TO the statistical bu-
rcau ut Washington.
A further resolution proposed "A memo
rial 10 congress asking for thorough
investigation Of the subjects Of revenue
and governmental expenditures and for
laws which will remove the same from
partisan politics.
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THERE is NO REMEDY.
The appeal of Major Cooper of Atlanta
u Turned Down.

Washington. Nov. lt.-The appeal Of
MAJOR Cooper of Atlanta, Ca, from his
removal az assistant postmaster in favor
of Major smy,he has reached here. The
civil s.rvir" commission. however. can
give no Teliuf for the act, for AN amend
mcnt to the civil service rules made by
President Mckinley on July - last. eN-
ccpts one assistant pos master Of chief
assistant 10 The postmaster, of whatever
designation. M each p,stoiiicc from tnr
civil service requirements for cyamina-
iiun ar registration before ~" commis-
sion. Chairman Proctor uf The commis-
sion rules that there X no action the coin
miiter could take in the matter. and the
discretion thus given the postmaster Was
only restricted by forhdding removals
for political purposes. II the post master
gives no reason for the removal there is
no remedy for the dcposod.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

don, Ia ihr SluCun district, last satuT-
day. Joscph MeGHlhons whose parents
reside IN Oakland, cal. and his partner,
who's" name Is unknown. were working
ON The night rr'w of the Rcd Fox m m
and M'rr caught hy thr slide while ing
Ia work Mc,irhbun was carried down
the mountain side and buried under a
mass at suuw aud ic" and his body ran
not De Recovered iill spring. Ills partner
WAS rs'und in AN exhausted condition.
The slide continued down the mountain.
complrlclN covering the buildings of Sill
Ncr lcli whlrh were crushed like egg
shells
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

will find themselves without connection
with the world Of transportation. 80 they
have pooled their issues and both towns
will move TO l.atoure creek. two miles be-
low Cataldo. where they will be ON the
%. X. A n. line and the Occur dAlcne
river where IL is navigable. There is a
considerable body Of timber up the creek
from the new townslte.
The nsrrow-gauge train and the boat
from Occur d'Alene City met at Old Mis-
sion fog the last time saturday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Tribesmen Come Near Capturing n Party
of Enclish.

Simla. Nov. iG.-Advices from Madam
valley camp say that wnile foraging In
the western part of the valley IA British
force had six casualties and four stan
officers had a narrow escape from cap
ture. A body OF the enemy. conccaling
their rifles. sauntered UP in an apparently
friendly manner hut the officers W, re
suspicious and retr.ated. whereupon the
trib.smen opened fire upon them. This
brought a company Of Ghurkas tn the
rescue and the officers succeeded Ia get
ting away.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
the sov GOES FREE.
A Jury Exoncrates Julian Guinan, Who
shot Attorney Jones.

Carson. New, Nov. l6-Julian Guinsn.
the boy who shot and killed United states
District Attorney Charles Jones recently.
was to-day cxoneraied by the grad iry.
Jones. who was "A married man. had been
paying attention to young Guinan's sister.
and upon the day Of the shooting met her
by appointment near her home. DIR. Gui-
nan. her father, interrupted the meeting
and quarrcled with Jones. The hoy, who
was watching from AN upper window OF
the house. fearing that his father would
be killed by Jones. who had a reputation
as a gun lighter. shot and killed the at
torney with "a riiie
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
nacI. 10 the LnMrr anmris.

Special Dispatch ip The STANDARD.
Boise. Idaho. N1y. l6-Thr supreme
court to-day srnt tbs f.Wl g. 70 eaInniins
rasc buck fo thr .owtr court o. Orrors.
This Mlll greatly drlaN srtil'u az ~ IA"
question 3ud the const.iuu1u3ity oi ihe
anti-eamhlinR act. as the proposed appeal
from ia,s county has not haou pFtf'ei'd.
ln both ih" Lewiston and Boise "lscs tn
lower courts held thr i,f urcuuattutional
undrr thc supreme courts decision iu tn
To- bill case
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
win Change the Complaint.


Helena. Nov. lG-rh" plaintiff In tho
damage suit of Nancy Fish W the North
ern Pacific confessed the demurrer aud
was granted permission Ia change the
complaint 80 THAI the suit viii he brought
~ the name of 'he childfun 81 the nan
whose death brought about the suit. X.
VI. Fish WAS "A Northern Paci'ic al heay-
~. working AT Arl"r, who Il ed from the
Cnc, * OF injuries received Aug. p. lSG.
M rhompsOn'S Fails. and the company
Is being sued for seo.uN
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
WANTS AN INVESTIGATION.
Conpt. Estrrhazy Accused OF Letting see
rr.ts Leak uut.

Paris. Nuy. lG-Comte Estorhazy, who.
Il Is said. answers Tho description ~ -
rich and titiid officer wei known in Parts
sucicty.' who has been rouirrd to rosllh
his commission m the army an 'ur2-
pucnc" of the continu'd ii i'al,irg oi mill
taty scents slncr Captain Drrytus was
u ported has written lUt'rr 80 's,uvrnl
BillHf. "a" minister of fuI'.gu affairs,
with rceg rd td III" alleged luf. nnuF ac-
rusgtiuu.' lie demands an trv' s.tr Itiun
and suNs hc IS Ready tn r,plS tn no the
charges that may be- brought against him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

simla. Nov. le.-ofiicill dispatches which
reached betv to-day from the british
camp In the Mandan valley. announce
that G,ncrJi krmptcr's brigade. while
camping herr yesterday evening was at
tackled by the enemy Ia t0rcv. TIE trihss-
men were driven on. The British officers
found at ths Residence Of mullAh let
ters from Slid Muilah. saying; Turks
huNv b,atru the Greeks ard have seized
the approaches TO india. and as British
rfiuforctm.nts are cut on now Is the time
to strike a blow FOR lslam.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

Special Dlsnatch to the Sfardufd.
Helena Nov. lG-in iho Cnit'd states
court to-day Judge kuuWlSs listened 10
arguments upon motion tor judgmcnt
upon the pleadines 'n the ease of Baum
aud others ". De- gan and others. in
volNlng the Apex proposition IN some
mining property In Jefferson county that
has been In litigation f1r some time. The
court denied the motion and set the case
for trial Dec. =
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
1t Pays to Buy
AT
IEYS'

Everyone who does is well suited be-
cause We have the largest assortment.
the finest quality and the cheapest
prices In the west. We never had such
n varied assortment nor such beautiful
and artistic goods.
The very latest. up-to-date articles in
all lines of Jewelry. Watches. Silver
Novelties. Cut Glass. Silvcr-plated
Ware. Bronze and Leather Goods.
Canes and Umbrellas. Pipes and Cigar
Holders. Opera Glasses, Silver Combs
and Brushes. Gold Spectacles and Eye
glasses and Gold Quartz Jewelry, all
at very cheap prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17
A MISSED HOLE.
Two Men seriously Injured In "a ,olorad"
hinr.

I.eadyH, ro'a. Noy. ie-Hy the oNp'o-
sion uf 81 m...rI hot On the Hir SIS m.Ir
tn-d4y TAym C.- IDS had h.. right arm
blown un m. u'' rsud mut.lll,d .Hd on
III rh hY'N. Ok I.a 'Ses destroyed William
GpIlarg.t Wa hdly cut ia 20. me' tud
both ass, wr, tionsiy iniur d. ,,s.idy
viii hardly r.nyer The m,n were 1lunr
ga tha rls.. vu.t. the accident occurred.
and BOD .u,r uf their Injuries DRAGGED
thrn-.fs. -p H-t to ia" shaft Hh'H.
tb,y ..a..H.d OBJ. engineer
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

Washington. Nov. i&-orders have been
issued for thc linal trials of the Wheeling
and the Marietta u Mare island. Thl
Wheeling Will 90 to sea for t~o-days
run ou the agth. and the trial OF the Ma
from Alaska
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

said their fareR ellis. expressing salts
faction at the cordial feeling which had
characterized the meeting OF the last 10
days.
Sir Wilfred and Sir Louis leave al 10
o'clock Tomorrow morning Tor Ottawa.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

Special Disratch To the standard.
Washington. Nov. i5.-Patents issued to
residents Of Montana to-day: Newman
Campbell OF Helena. crusher. Thomas n.
Mcdonald OF Potomac wire fence ma
chine. also fumigator. Walter Penning-
ton Of Butte match safe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

I.opB.H SOY .o-Tho Daly r'rauI'r
,r-.yy. .... ''-" d.ciIipl ID Jr. f.iy
81, tb. !. rIDua hool question. r"rgrr-
ing tp. si,rlr.ai star ycrsion. pliirly ". l-
ling Form f1l' Wig holmes dors not 10
ccUt th5 I.gar'sr-'ire"naWny p. itFtn,gt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-17

sp"l lai rorg,s pondoncr pf the : tEud1rd.
Waligr Idaho. So". lt With ga
0haudunmrrt oI tha rfrr.W ghnrn In"
tAu Villages vi hiDgslgL aAd Uld Mission
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nr. kcilnrr Goes 90 rnr,Innd.

Warren. Ohio Nov. lG--Rcv. W. &C. E.l-
logg has received cali from the / aiding
Mpihodly' church of Portland Orc. lie
VIII acctnI.