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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
INSURGENTS NEAR HAVANA
HAVE A SCRAP WITH THE SPAN
IARDS IN PINAR DEL RIO.
4 Large Mortality From yellow Fever
and Malaria wcyier Has Prohibited
the Planting OF Tobacco.

Havana. via Key West. Fla. Sent. g.
A wealthy merchant named BlasrHssar"s
has been arrested in Puerto pr!ncip"
charged with political onrns"s. party
of insurgents recently made AN attack on
Fort Santo cristo del NaIlc. near Sabolo.
In the province nf Pinar del Rio. The
garrison made a stout resistance but the
insurgents set tire to - house ncar the
walls of the fort. which took fire. cont
polling the garrison Ia retire with the
loss of six men killed Two brothers
named Portillo mad" a stand behind "A
tree and were reinforced by - number of
their comrades. After sharp lighting The
insurgents were driven off with the luss
of four killed and six wounded. u is re-
ported that group of insurgents "n-
tered the town of Jan"guayabo. near Re
medins where they pundprcd several
stores and burned a number of houses.
II Is also reported that IN" insurgents
have fired upon Guira Mcl"na, In Havana
province.
During the month of August iS persons
died IN Guln'as from epidemic disease.
The mortality Is due tu yellow fever ma
lura aud dysontorl. II is estimated =
out Of every lea sick soldiers IN the hns-
pitfalls throughout the island die. II IL
stated that from - to ~ deaths occur "n
each Of the steamers which carry SIX
and disabled troops from cuba Ia Spain.
Thc bodies of those who die en route
are thrown overheard
Captain General Wcyler returned 10
Havana greatly diseustod With because
of the erroneous Interpretation ~ his
edici referring to IN" gathering ~ rattle.
large numbers Of oxen and COWS hav"
la
misunderstanding of his orders. During
his recent tour General WcylHr doposrd
the mayors Of several towns and sent
various military commanders iu 'ahauas
castle, At Guinoas and uth"r towns ~"
caus,d the release from custody 81 q
number of merchants aud r"cun"l ntradps
who had been falsely aroused. Captain
General weyl"r has ISSUED an order pro-
hibitiug the planting Of tobacco within
the boundaries "f the military cultivated
zone.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
TEaaIelE SHMENr.
Twenty Men I.- whip on "a fanhi.s.
woman.

iiarris,lie Mch. sept a band OF
- masked mon. diyid.i into two dctach-
meut- mrtcd out trfriblr punishment
last night tu g. farmer Hiram Mck~nna.
aud Mrs Louis Haws, thr mithlrss Wife
~ hdghbprinr carpenter hawS, tr "a
ne ~ lrulous, shot M,kruna the other
dliN but dij mot iuiurr him
Tile mott visited th" HON" of HtWs and
found IN" woman iu her night dress.
Two mrn seized her hY the arms and
forced b'r uut doors after striking her
several times They then took her down
'Ur road rn her bare feet 10 "a point about
hHlf q mile from the house
AHDthor party aiso masked mot Me
kr2ul un hls NAY homr Thay pulled
hmm fwm h.s wagon, stripped him 80 his
riufhr and whipped him upm, rTifully
TIyy t0Hu marched the yuupl, down the
'uHd 'Hr"" mll's Go the station an Mest
IiIWt.,ilI, usug the WAlp ou both the
,rUr distance. On tho W5k tN, rystdl-
ior- stopped long enough to ,u' IN Mrs
Il.Hs iung hair. aud also committed
r'U.r u,lEuiti's.
Arrived at West tlarrtStth The guilty
.upr stripped. Wet, -,eurN tlsd to a.
fprsr,rh pole. When thyy U.,rlyd Me
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
TRAMP HEIR TOA FORTUNE
RECENTLY AN EMpLoYE IN A CALI
FoRNIA FRUIT SHED.
Iiis Father Was ~ waiI street MaRnate
Worth sI5.ooo. .o00 -sa,. ia the
Courts Ten Years.

san Tranrir,n. sept. A special from
Siurktun. ial says. Jacob WILSON. ag"d
y Srars, recently an rmployc IA a fruit
shed un the ranch nf ". a.. Nichols IN
Tularp county has just t"crls"d notice
uf q decision Ia hia favor m the United
States suprm" court in suit brought
bg him ia ihr courts uf N.w York In ls>s
lar his right and iiti" Ia a portion OF
vast estate said - have been lofl by his
father Wilson ropfoFrulS that hts father,
jacob Wilson sr. WAS a banker aud bro
k'r of Nail street and that b" WAS
Wuflh lu thr nclrhborhuod of sli.slooa.
Niisuu lpp'ard la Tular" r"untS IN
March uf this N'ar az u common tramp
with 81 diuuutlpr buudlc at blankets ON
hlg shoulder H. asked frr work tn pay
Tor his upper aud breakfast. Work was
-,rurod for him aud he worked steadily
until notified oi she termination Of his
tu.L Ilr ,lhims 10 have hru educated
~ Princeton sud ~ the Columbia Law
school y, ndihr ~" ending of ihr suit b"
iWs h,,u prnnil,.- anh % Wnndrrrr. lie II
nov h't" arrHngiug WIih his l""al aitor-
p,g- 90 rrrriy, hls iuh'ritanc'.
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NO REPLY.
>upt. Carleton w.ll >ai satisfy David
sous Thirst for Notoriety.

Special p.spluph io th' standard.
i.lsna. sept ,-E. A carleton. sup"r-
intoudrut of publr instruction. Mas ask
'd this afternoon II h" had seen II, =
pAvidson's rrrly In the Standard la th.
sup'rinl lcndcni Ter"nt causii" l'ttrr
gNlne notice that "a" had revoked hts
certificate tot refusing 10 diNulg" the
names uf appurants whom ho L. alleged
90 hnyc uulaWfully assisted IN the recent
examination at Great Falls
'Nrs' he replied 81 Rad the article
ana propose Jo give Il no no,icr rNcnpt
tu SAY that Davidson sn,s not prudure
In his rrJolud"r any proof ni IN" charges
he roitrfap~. a.. Ignores this part uf "ur
former lrit"fs. We shall Therefore pay
no mon, attention 10 him Ne evidently
thrivcs an this MUD of netniloiY and We
dn not propose go aid him in such work.
Miss crav,n. whom hr also attacks, viii.
! presume. deal with his letter as she
deems best
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
LOST A FORTUNE.
o., Gunniug Away Giri for:eiis "a
Legacy.

l."uisVillc. S'pt. a M-strrn ken-
urky girl whn WAS prospective heirr-s.
spent The entire night ia a dismal ccll in
the Momau's department "f Genital sta-
i..s -is.--t e,sht ller nsuss -s~. isAaay lAssa-
irl- and she ran away from her uncle :
homr a. Princeton. ky. Her uncle II T..
N. Daniels one of the mast prominent
aud wealthy grocery merchants IN
Princeton.
About a V,ar and s half ago h. made
his viii having his property valued AT
so..o cauail, To the three childr"n whom
he has reared. H. never mentioned the
fact to amy nns save his wife. however.
aud whrn Ruby. aged a. ran away from
hom. she tili" dreamed that she Was
leaving a fnriunc nf between Sisgo and
SO gp brhind hrr She boarded . north
bound Imin to come 10 Louisville. but
whrn n arrived she Wns arrested by
captain krakel on a telegram nom Mr.
Daniels
when Mr.. Daniels arrived this morning
she Was "ntlr'h rcp"niant and begged
'o br taken home iiut her aunt had told
her uncle that Sh" could never enter THE
housr again. and Mr. Daniels expressed
his drsiro io have her committed To- the
srhool nf reform ne says she has re-
ceivrd an eSccilcut education al his "S-
p.nse. but SHE u very unruiy and gives
a gr-at deal nf trouble
RUBY claims that she was mistrcatrd
by her aunt who frequently whipped
her aud otherwise abused her. She was
considerably furpriscd when told of the
fortune shc had lrft Mr. Daniels says he
viii now probably alter his Will.
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summary Of a large number Of letters
previously Received from Montana by the
department.
william Ennis of Ennis strongly ad-
vises the reduction of stock and lrriga-
tion as the only possible means of re-
storing the ranges. y. y. Goals of Saca
says: Limit each ranchcr Ia not more
than l,Wo horses and cattle and not more
Than 5D sheep He claims that the de-
terioration OF the ranges Is largely due
To the great herds OF foreign companies.
one of which recently turned out herd
OF lle@ To roam the ranges In this part
Of the state. David Auchsrd NJ Fulton
thinks the ranges would rcCupcraic rap
idly enough II plan of fencing were
adopted and stock kept off the ranges
until the grass rpens SO that serd can
get into the ground" James T. Manning
of Woodworth thinks that there should
he a rest to give the grasses time 10 start
again. r.. "A. Breswilc OF William says
bluntly that the rehabilitation of the
ranges can only come from less cattle.
W. G. v. llanlon OF Chinook thinks
stock should be kept of two years. J. W.
owens Of winslow charges II all up 10
the horses. lie thinks that II 10 per cent.
of the worthless horses wrre condemned
the ranges would improve.
J. n. English of Lewiston offers the
following solution: Compel all sheep
men 10 corral their sheep on their own
land. except when en- route 10 market. No
range can recover as long as the sheep
can camp anywhere. n H. not what the
sheep eat that does the damage. Il is
what they stamp out. Frank A. Spragg
OF Denton lays the blame Ia "robbing the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
TO MARRY ScHRApER.
An lava Orphan D.,rrmio-d 10 Marry
the Dis in. Healer.

Sioux nv. Iowa. Sept Against the
adyicr of close frirrds. Miss Dairy Rob
bins an orphan. about q years of axe.
departed Tonight alone for Newcastle.
Ind hor Journey being oruasionrd by a
telegram from "DlNne Healer sshrud'r
ia meri him there Miss Roberts says she
h ~ Wrd The h'dl"r at once
Two month"; ago schrudsr rode into
Sioux City un q bicycle. he spoke AZ the
park and soon many sought relief from
physical ailments of him Miss Ruhrris
visited the healer and was attracted by
him
They mot ihrr" times and from Elmer
son Nchp d. wrote h"r "a proposal u
marriage She accepted and the date was
rNcd at Sept "a Yesterday a telegram
from SchrAdrr urged her 10 come ON az
once,
She says his arrest for bigamy was the
persecution nf unhrlicyrrs and expressed
the utmost faith IN hls divine powers.
Miss Robrrts has been engaged In the
r,at estate business here Tor som" time
and ls considered woli-tn-do financially.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
INDIANA FOR FREE SILVER
THERE WILL BE NO OTHER ISSUE
IN THE ELECTION.


indianapolis Sept. i-Chalrnsn Martin
of the democratic state central commits
tcs aud SECRETARY Clark OF the Ohio Nal-
hey Bim.iallic Association, and also of
the Indiana Free Silver League. arr here
tonight la prepare for meeting of the
latter organizations executive commit
too tomorrow Chairman Martin SAYS
that Notwithstanding the great ado over
returning prosperity as vis~ed from q
republican standpoint there are more
lrw SILVER men In Indiana than at tho
last election
ln his district. the Second. the free
silver issue Is talked about and discussed
As much a- n wa dlf : the last cam
paign, su.ro can o. ~ other issue. he
says IN IN" state election next year and
IN the prcsidentlhl campaign Of ie"i.
About Dee / h. viii cail the state COM
mite. together Ia arrange Tor the clcc-
tion of nrW committee in January.
which will have charge of the par,y's at-
fairs next yrar
There ls no compromise ar recession
from the party's position In iSs. he ~
marked I'VE will have straight-out
nght ou free silver lines and n Ohio goes
d,mo, ratic this fan there will be no doubt
uf Indiana following her In fss. our peo-
Pile an over the stat, arr watching with
sharp interest aud lively expectation sv-
-rythlng that takes place I'm Ohio. We are
expecting her u take the lead in the
ri's uf d"mocratic Victories that will cul-
inmate in si.cting "a democratic senator
from ohio next January and a demo-
cratic senator from Indiana In January
following VIII ne a good beginning for
4. mucratir free silver victory az the out
st ~ the new century,
lu thu meantime Secretary Clark says
tho Indiana Free Silver League Is to get
ready Tor hard work. we have done
much 90 be remarked. "slnce the election.
and tn outline plans for doing more Is
the purpose OF our meeting tomorrow.
Ne viii have In Indianapolis next spring
the meeting ~ the Ohio Valley Bimetallic
Asso, ,iation. and We want To have from
Je1 To i.ao of tndianas free silver DEM
orratS there.
THAT Is 20 bc attended to partly AZ
this meeting of the executive committee.
Ne have clubs in all but three counties
1 OF the state and they are demanding
more literature than We can supply just
now We are IN pretty good shape to be-
I Gin a campaign right away
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
HAVE ANOTHER PLAN
Expectations Are Running High
in Coal Mining Circles.
SEPARATE WAGE SCALES
No Two Mines Have Exactly the Same
Conditions A Uniformity Agree
ment Would Favor Certain OPP
orators and Not Others.

Pllshurg, sept a-EApc' tations ar
high In coal mining circles over the
prnbablr p.stimption of work In IA.
n,in,s th,,,,,,,h,,,t an, ,,antr, In an
-, -, :. ..,,',th,, ,.t,,,
, ~ 'l,' - /" -. -
h's n''h suss"st'" W pnt vi '"t ~
est OPERATORS Nhl'h VIII "' ds'a'st
after the men return to work, IL Nlu
hc formulated and submitted 90 the
iaint convention ~ operators and min
,rs wh,rh n Z. uropos.d to hold next
p.r,mh.r
In order Ia cnme Ia nm unlsrstanding
an an uucstiuns al issue. separate vag,.
scales arc T., n, f,rmulated Tor each
min, Tn. s,ni, IN "a nroN id. far th..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
TRAPPED AT LAST.
The De,psra'io Who Gut His Way ou, OF
PRISON Ecraptur.d.

S,w York Sept i-EuErro ollara.
HIls J"' Bates atlas james Brown. bur-
Piar hirhNn,mnn. dcsporsdo and rr"bo.
big murd,ryr who cot hlF Nay udt OF
Jefferson MARKET prison h,r' IA years
pl.u aud haf uceu hunted r.rr since was
pH,lptrcd hy drt~,uSrH to-day. After
na racapr ollara Wth smother mgltiyr
from Justirr uaw,d Jp, Si,uahAn made
Ils wHy tp 'oipu from wuIrh pilc" ih"y
proceeded Zoo Eurupr Wh'n iGrS cUm-
m.ti'd erIIrs 90. bolu rrlm"s.
Three g'ar- sRo - ,lutA returned ,o The
United sHt,. Hnd Jt 'uiumnus. Ohio.
Wur .lughl tU $40 s,i of burglary Ne
a r,Ird % torn ui two aud e. halt years
for tbis ,llm, Hfl uurlng th' period ~
Hf lmpri foumpur Nas not recognized Hs
iht ,..rHuHd prisoner frm this cts.
pliafn NH- rrlrss,1 recently and took
up "a r,rltDu.l u J,r-,v CitN. iir made
Iaa- arr.s- 1ar Nafil river and Il la.t
iH, police w"r. tiormcd tist ptiaft
... Visiting l- ola bsunts here lnd took
.f.fa Go Uil..-H him
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eooiss RECOVERED.
Dynamite Wa u..d Parkrr's Nose Was
Iound Nr.krn.

rliltshGrg \. v. svpl The bodirs
Of Mr. aud Mrs Fonst ". rarkcr. lr.
Win w'r" drowpcd 10 chain lak" Ia the
AdlrnndAcks on saturday, were recovered
last night. Dynamite was used and an"
hndi,s came tu the surface. Parker and
his Nifr woni r"winE In the morning,
Parker taknr . gun with hm. Not ~
turning. a'uut noon party went IN
search uf thrm and IN" hoat Was found
bottom up 80 The rnd nf the lake. When
patkrrs body Mas found lia nose WAS
brokrH. which seemed to Indicate that
when thr gun waF Discharged u had "a
plrdcd 81 kiolScd badly and that Parker
had boon knnckrd overheard. and prOla.
bis overturned the boat
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ONE KILLED.
tn I,rursian Trair or the Main Central
tiirs the Ira-k.

Na-iNillp. Ms. sept, An excursion
train ~n the Maine central railroad was
wrecked this morning y miles west of
Aetna station. onn p'rson Was Killed and
q wounded. The dead are Martin Payne.
ngud - of rlymnnlh. Seriously huri
Charles Gcisrhcir baggage master ~
Newport 4-tnti"s trsuk - liliiiass. ts-t.
pupi Arthur Fish. Dexter. Mrs. J. ".
Tow Nu.'nd Newport l"r Wclch. ST Al
him. osrar Rutt'rs. Newport: ". N.
Earlr. rlymogth, Mrs, Wilbur. New
port The trnin WIS carrying excursion
lists from Dover ana Fox croft to- the
Aetna camp needing The breaking of u
nanVr drrailod sud overturned a car con-
tanning o. passcugcrs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
MURDERED MS BROTHER.
" lie Is Caught "a wd Cost the County
Nothing.

Padncah. XIV. Sept. ballard Haynes
stabbed his brother. David Haynes. TO
death near Murray Galloway county.
this afternoon. They were employed On
the Nashviils. Chattanooga 4 ST Louis
railruad as section men. The tragedy
had IT. origin OVER a bottle Of whiskcy
which Dave Haynes had stolen from his
brother.
Both were intoxicated. and when Bal
lard Haynes accused his brother of the
thrft hot words passed and the former
drew his knife and stabbed the latter in
th. heart. The victim lived only a few
MINUTES tn" murderer at once made
his escape into the wOo'is and be- has not
been captured. although posse II in
pursuit of him.
N caught tonight hc viii no doubt
b. dealt with hy judge Lynch.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
lorest.rs Viii Meet.

cleveland Sept The biennial con
vention of the Subsidiary ItiEh Court "f
tho Ancient Ord,r oF forcstrrs viii b'g u
IN this city tomorrow. HiEh thlrf
Ranger George lllll ~ Mofld"u, Conn,
and number 81 delegate and oficrr
AZ" already here. The must Important
business to com" h"lnr' tho convention
l. "A proposal Ia add Hu iusutiHr" frntpfr
tu the order and % .- h.li'N" mar ihis
will De- done. u IL aisn proposed 80 amend
the constitution su as to mHk, thr dues
uniform instead Of graduated uo,oriluL
IN IN" ages uf The mculH.f-. The dele
gates viii represent s'Non or 'IEh' s'li'-.
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ARRESTED Foe MURDER.
n. Takes ~ CoaIIN aud Makes n Dam.
aging statement.

Ntnrouvrr B e. Sept John Taylor.
cook az the Srlkirk mine. has been ar
A~tcd by d1tectlyr AZ sandon for tho
murder ~ shcrin In Arkansas four
years age Mhilo resisting arrest FOR eat
ilr stealing. and tsken to Nelson. where
American officers ATE Awaiting him, We
touk hts arrest very coolly and made the
damaging statement that he had expected
tn hr arrested hut not Tor murder. hls
" hers8bputs were iocstcd through hts
Writing a letter on a lettcrhvad OF the
Sylkirk milne.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06

LONDON. sept. The Coustantinople
correspondent - the standard says he n
credibly Informed that the sultan has
hr"n In direct communication with the
czar and that the correspondence has rc-
suited Ia the making of mutual arrange
msnts by which the sultan agrees never
to use his influence against Russia In
Ccutral Asia. and the czar pledges him-
self 10 uphold Turkish rights In Europe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

Krnrs be- ma naErd to slip a p.nknife out
of his vest pocket aud conceal "a in his
hand. After rh"Y lsft he cut the rope
and then freed tho woman. Mr.. Haws
says she WHa struck with whips more
than 90 time. m. woman Is about %
years old and good looking MclSenns
has disappeared.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-09-06

New York. Sep, 5-t.t.ufIioU 4. ~
Barker. governor uf Brtmrdl ARRIVED
to-day on the .t,amor orrpup Grr'rlI
Hnrkrr and Nifr lnirnd tu W.k. a tour
of The United States and 'HlllN
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line.
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CAPT. sToUCH's STORY.
Detailed Report From the Agent at
Tongue River.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-The In
dian office has received from Capt.
Stouch, the agent Of the Tongue river
reservation, a detailed report of the
recent troubles at the post, resulting
from the arrest Of the Indian, STAR
ley, for the murder of Settler Hoover.
The report was supplemented by a te,e-
gram received this morning stating
that Yellow Hair and Sam Grow. &C
complies Of Stanley, had been ar
rested and delivered TO the civil au-
thorities. He adds that the Indians
are now quiet and at their homes.
Capt. Stouch called the head men to-
gether, says his report, and told them
they must compel the braves to sur
render. A large number Of Indians had
gathered, and, in the opinion of the
agent, fight might impel them to take
hand. A few days after, Stanley sub
mitted to arrest and was locked up
in the reservation jail 1t was then
that the sheriff demanded his custody
and threatened to have Capt Stouch
arrested for interference. The Indian
was finally turned over to the sheriff
and taken to Miles City. Capt Stoucr
concludes his report with the recon-
mendation that two troops of cavalry
be stationed at the agency, as the set
tiers are in a disturbed condition, and
the presence Of the soldiers would
tend to restore confidence.