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WAGING THE RATE WAR
Southern Roads Will Not Per-
NIT Tt to Spread.
A COMMITTEE OF SEVEN
A Plan to Be Prepared for the Conduct
of the War-To Be Strictly Con-
fined to the st. Paul
Gateway.

Chicago Feb. 24.-All danger of a
passenger rate war in consequence of
the Inauguration of the Chicago &
Northwestern and the Burlington's fast
train service TO Denver has now passed
The presidents of the roads to whom
was referred the settlement of the mat
tiers in dispute, met here to-day, and il
is supposed they reached an agreement
in the matter. They adopted a resolu-
ton declaring their belief in the cor
rectness of the principle of extra fares
for fast train service and then referred
the working out of details to give prac-
ticaI effect to the resolution to the gen
eral passenger agents.
Notice was served by the Southern
Pacific road to-day on all its connec-
tons that it will not participate in the
passenger rate war inaugurated by the
Canadian Pacific in transcontinental
business. but will insist on full propor-
tions on all business ticketed over its
lines. The Southern Pacific has rs much
Klondke business originating in Cali
foria as 1t can very well handle over
its Shasta route On this it is receiv
ing full local fares, and it thinks 1t
would be very foolish to place them in
jeopardy by taking part in a fight in
which ii Is very remotely interested.
The effect of it's decision will be TO
bar still further the missouri river
gateways against the cut rates. Roads
using those gateways have been ex-
ceedingly anxious from the outset of the
fight to protect these gateways
General passenger agents of the west
ern roads had meeting here to-day to
consider action to be taken on the con
duct of the transcontinental war. 1t
was decided that for the present at
least. the cut rates should be strictly
confined TO the St. Paul gateway. a
committee of seven was appointed to
prepare a plan for the conduct Of the
war, to report to another general meet
ing to be held Tomorrow.
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Cincinnati. Feb. 24-under instruc-
lions from Washington Colonel Coch-
ran. commandant at Fort Thomas, KY,
to-day issued orders bringing the men
on the rifle range at Culbertson, KY,
back to the forts. New bayonets that
can also be used for trenching tools
We're issued to all the troops. The men
are daily undergoing fatigue drill and
expect to go to Key West instead of
Charleston, S. c., as reported.
The First regiment of the Ohio Ma
tional Guard. located here. is filling up
with recruits. Several unauthorized
recruiting stations for volunteers have
been opened in this city and their en-
rolment will more than fill a regi-
ment.
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The Cineinnatis Cruise.

Washington, Feb 24-The cruiser
Cincinnati reported her arrival to-day
al Barbadoes. She ran over from Para
Brazil, the reason assigned for the trip
being desire of the department that
she takes coal a. an unaffected port
Barbados, it is said in further explain
alton, has on hand large supply of
excellent English navigation coal at
very moderate prices. News of the ar
rival of the Castine at Barbados is
expected any moment. and the two
ships probably will remain cruising
around the small islands of the Carib-
bean sea until April l. when it is the
present intention to return them to the
Brazilian coast
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IN PARLIAMENT.
The Eventual Federation of south Africa
Lis Proposed.

London. Feb 24-The secretary of
state for the colonies, Joseph Chamber
lain, as set forth in a parliamentary
paper just issued, proposes that in the
future the differences between the
British South African company and the
natives must he submitted to the sec
rotary of state, whose decision will be
binding In addition. the administra-
tive council of Southern Rhodesia Is
to be augmented by four additional
members 10 the council and sufficient
of its nominees to insure the companys
majority.
The government of Cape Colony has
approved Mr.. Chamberlain's PROPOSE
tons as clearing the way for self-gov-
eminent and the probable eventual fed
erai union of the Cape.
In reply to a question as To the West
African situation Mr.. Chamberlain said
he expected q friendly and satisfactory
settlement, but under the agreement
with France he could not give details
until the negotiations i'll Paris were
ended.
Mr. Chamberlain said; 1T is a la
mentable fact that we allowed our
selves to be forestalled in Sierra Leon
and Gambia. and the government de-
termined that the same fate should not
attend the Niger and the Gold Coast.
Consequently it decided to raise a from
Tier force under Captain Lugard 70 oc-
cupy the hinterland of those terfitor-
les. The creation of this force is nee
essary whether the difficulties with
France are satisfactorily settled or
not
Mr. Labouchares motion 10 reduce
the colonial vote was then rejected by
a vote of pa against n. During the
discussion of supply. T. Gibson Bowles,
conservative member from Kings, COM
planned of the grant or $4,000 for the
inquiry as to the Bering sea seals. He
described the mission rs unnecessary
and impractical" George n. Curzon.
under secretary of state for foreign af-
fairs, replied that the United States
government had constantly urged Great
Britain to revise the Paris regula lions
earlier than the treaty provided. Great
Britain had always replied that the
question must be decided on the evil
dence of experts. An expert inquiry
was then suggested, commission was
appointed and it was subsequently de-
cided to continue the commission.
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Secretary tonv.s s,atenept.

Washington, Feb. a. Secretary Long
to-day in answer to inquiries whether
the department was suppressing in
formation concerning the disaster to
the Maine, wrote the following: mo
telegram has been received from either
Admiral Sicard or Captains Sampson or
Slgsbee since yesterday afternoon and
have received no Information with re-
gard to the disaster that has not al
ready been made public The depart
ment Is awaiting the result of the
inquiry and Judgment should be
suspended until some official informa-
ton is received
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THE BANK FAILED.
Isaac w. sheriff. of ponghkeepsic Brings
Shit Against Ex-Traasurer Brown.

Special Dispatch ia tile Standard.
Boise, Idaho. Feb. M.-Sut has been
filed IN the district court here by the
state against II. S. Brown, former treas
urer OF the board OF regents of the state
university and those who We're his bonds
men. 1t Is brought TO recover $685. lost
by Isaac NJ. Sheriff. of Poughkeepsie. n,
y. on a university building fund warrant.
The facts set up ia the complaint are, III
effect that the warrant for $5.0oo was is
sued To Taylor and Lauder, and finally
transferred to Sheriff., who sent IL TO
Treasurer Brown for collection together
with interest. amounting in all to So925.
Brown procured a draft, but did not send
1t tn sheriff. until Il month later. Before
1t reached Sheriff. the bank i'm which the
university money was kept al Moscow
failed. The draft was al once returned,
but thu books of the university showed
that the warrant had been paid and can
eelled
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lfnlleta for a Rnntlit.

Salt Lake Utah. Feb. PA special to
the Tribune from Evanston Wyo., says:
Albert Peters, alias Jack Frost who has
been in Jail here in connection with the
Snyder and Painter holdup last January.
was shot and instantly killed this morn
ing hH Deputy Sheriff Calvertg. When the
cell door was opened at breakfast time
this morning Peters sprang upon Cal
verify and attempted to overpower him.
After short struggle calverty reached
his revolver and fired two fatal shots
into Peters A wholesale jail delivery had
been planned.
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INTENSE SUFFERING
FROM DYSPEPSIA AND STOMACH
TROUBLE.
INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND PERMA
NENTLY CURED.
A New Discovery, but Not Patent Med
icine.


Nc" nis'os'fs' p"' S"' ia'eh' "s"
icine.
DR. Redwell relates an interesting ac-
count Of what he considers a remark
able cure of acute stomach trouble and
chronic dyspepsia by the use of the new
discovery. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
lie saws. The patient was a man who
had suffered Ia my knowledge for years
With dyspepsia. Everything he ate
seemed - Sopr and create a.{a and
gases in The stomach: he had pains like
rheumatism i'm the back, shoulder blades
ana limbs fullpess ana distress after
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ffa shot Himself.

Seattle Feb. "a young man about .
years old, whose identity has not been
definitely determined. committed suicide
to-day by shooting himself twice through
the head. On him was found a sman piece
OF paper informing the coroner that his
name was Il, ID, Ferguson Of TX. c. The
letters TX. G." are taken to mean Kansas
city. In the mans pocket was also found
key ring tag bearing the inscription "R
u. Fry. Denton Texas" The police are
puzzled to know which was the mans
real name as the initials are the same
iii both instances.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Manning was elected president general
receiving 3S6 votes. Mrs. Donald Mclean
received 10 votes and Mrs Brockett -
Mrs. A. ID. Brockett of Virginia was
elected vice president general in charge
of the organization of chapters. Mrs. {.
A. Stakeley of Washington was reelected
chaplain general. The recording general
secretary elected was Mrs. Albert Akers
register general. Miss HeIzeIl: treasurer
general Mrs. NJ. II. Hatch these being
also from Washington. Other officers
elected were Mrs. Robert Hatcher of
Maryland assistant historian general,
and Mrs. Gertrude b. Darwin, librarian
general.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Helena. Feb. 24,-Adjutant General
brennan Of the Montana National Guard
came UP from Gallatin county to-day to
make arrangements for calling the Ma
tional guard together here in annual en-
eampment in July The adjutant general
anticipates Il large attendance on the part
of the national guardsmen of the state
While the official order for the eneamp-
ment has not been issued. it il expected
that Lieutenant Bruce Wallace of the
regular army will be placed Ia charge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
The Terror Has Left.

Norfolk, Feb. 24.--The monitor Terror
left Norfolk at 1915 a. IN. on her way
under sealed orders but will remain at
Hampton Roads al least a short time.
The vessel had been ready for sea since
noon yesterday. On leaving the yard
the Terror was saluted by the Frank
Inns guns, but did not respond Her
departure created considerable excite
nRnI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
Al Nn,A tlripnn.
LA CHAMPAGNE.
The Belated rrenchman should Have
Keaehed New YORK IlNe nnxn Ago.

New York Feb 24.-lt In five DAYS
since the French liner. La Champagne.
should have steamed into port vet 40
tidings of her have been heard since
she left Hayre, on Feb. = She has 474
souls on board. including Is saloon pas
sengers, 90 In the second cabin, Us in
the stearage. her officers and crew
numbering ITS.
The agent Of the French line eabiea
To HaVre yesterday for list If the
passengers and these. ne says. viii be
here to-day. His conjecture lis that
some mishap has occurred to the
steamships machinery and that she
may be in tow of some other craft
The North German Lloyd steamer
Friedrich der Crosse, from Bremen
was sighted south Of Fire island at
1910 o'clock this fFriday) morning
She may bring some news Of the be-
lated Frenchman.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Jacksonville. Fla, Feb. PA special
to the Times Union and Citizen from
Tampa, Fla, says: The United States
cruiser Montgomery. which arrived at
Port Tampa yesterday. remained at the
coal docks all of to-day taking on coal
getting over 300 tons one of her Off
GERS said tonight that the ship would
sail for Key West tomorrow unless
otherwise ordered. The revenue cut
ter Forward sailed tonight for Key
West after taking on full supply of
provisions at Port Tampa.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
l.leY, II, Lie IinnI1.

st. Louis. Feb. IA special to the
dispatch from Shipman, ILL.,. SAYS
that the vault Of the Shipman bank was
to-day blown open by robbers. who used
nitroglyceIine. The robbers only obtained
Sl1 IN pennies, they We're scared away
before being able TO break into the inner
steel safe, which contained thousands of
dollars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Washington. Feb. 2i-rhe postofiice de-
paftment to-day awarded To =. G, Rich
ardson Of Seattle, Wash. Il contract for
carrying the mails during the open sea-
SON OF 1898 between Seattle via ST. Mi
chaels Alaska To Circle City via the
Yukon river and return. He Will make
six trips during The season, leaving Sc
attic about June 10 and = and the same
dates in July and August. The compen-
sation Is 10 he $aa5 per round "trip.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

with headquarters at Tacoma. has been
appointed general manager of the WASH
ington 4 Columbia River Railway COM
pany, which was recently sold TO the
Northern Pacific. The board Of trustees
OF the new road are. +. w. Paine, Waila
Nalia; W. s. Byers. Pendleton: w. ID.
Tyler. Tacoma: G. S. Melien, st. Paul;
Daniel $. Lamont New York: G. W.
Bum, st. Paul: w. G. Pearce and Thorn
as Cooper Tacoma; l.. S. Miller, Seattle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
Wants the Names of Boats.

Cincinnati, Feb. 24-Wharf Master
Robert Schmidt received telegram
from the war department at Washing
ton to-day as to the packets and tow
boats arriving and leaving this harbor.
The message asks that the names Of
all boats entering and leaving be for
warded, together with the names of the
companies 10 which said boats belong.
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six essels Overdue.

Seattle, Feb. 2l.-There are six vessels
overdue from Alaska. They are The City
Of Topeka, Cleveland, Noyo, Protection,
Augusta aud Scotia. Their non-arrival
causes no serious apprehension. as It Is
thought they may have sought shelter
from the recent storm encountered by
the steamer George W. Elder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Hilkesbarre, Pa Feb a4-The defense
ia the Sheriff Martin case included lot
Of witnesses to-day To prove riotous con-
duct Of the strikers IN the region prior
TO the shooting. They were heard rapidly
and their evidence was concise and Ia the
point. Several Witnesses said they had
been fired al. struck with clubs and
threatened with bodily harm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Special bsnatch 10 Tho Standard
Helena. Feb. ai-Theodore SchNeitzer
superintendent Of the Paupers Dream
Mining company u Rimint was brought
10 hospital here to-day suffering from 4
fractured arm as the result of slight
accident that occurred at the mine last
night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
Columbus Mercantile csmpan,

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Helena. Fob 2I-The Columbus Mercan-
tile company WAS Incorporated to-day hy
] II, Amin. L. Il. Banks arid II I. Grant
all Of Columbus, Yellowstone county. The
capital stock In S25d0n and the company
Il formed for the purpose of engaging in
the general mercantile business at co.
lumbus
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Target Practice Suspended.

San Antonio, Texas. Feb. 24.-The SEN
sation to-day al Fort Sam Houston. the
large military post at this place, was
the order, from headquarters suspending
the present order sending Light Battery
X First artillery. into the mountains
on its usual 30 days target practice.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

Special Dispatch IL the STANDARD
Helena, Feb. 24.-Harry p'Acheul. for
merry Of Butte who has resided here Tor
the past few wears, and wife departed
this evening Tor trip 10 the continent
They will sail from New York ia d few
DAYS on a vessel bound for Gibraltar and
either Mediterranean points
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
An Advancement Made.

Montreal. Feb. 2.-The Grand Trunk
officials announce that they have made
an arrangement with the Great Northern
railway and will meet whatever rates the
Canadian Pacific has made to the West
without allowing for the differential. 1t
is expected that the Canadian Pacific will
further reduce their rates to the West,
and If so the Grand Trunk will meet
them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
4 Rear Admiral Now

New York. Feb. 24-Franeis NJ.
Bunce. commander of the navy yard
here, to-day received from Washington
his commission as rear admiral.
Recruiting was continued to-day on
the receiving ship Vermont Up to to-
day only 40 men had been accepted.
About 1.500 would-b be volunteers had
visited tae Vermont since the recruiting
began last Monday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
The Minneapn.is EInated.

Philadelphia. Feb 24.-The United
States cruiser Minneapolis was success
fully tioated out at League island navy
yard at high tide to-day. The floating
of the cruiser was witnessed by nearly
thousand people.
There are also eight monitors at the
navy yard, all of them relies of the civil
war. but they could bestitted up quickly
in case they We're nerued.
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Police for The Sticika..n.

Vancouver. Il. C.. Feb 2i.-'Phe Cana
dian government has decided To station
mounted police IN the Stickeen river
country. A small detachment Of police left
tonight on the steamer Danube. They
will be located al Glenora. Telegraph
creek and Lake Teslin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

London, Feb. 24.-Spanish fours fell in
the Paris bourse to-day from SO 1l-16 TO
so lie The Evening News alleges that
the Spanish bondholders have become
alarmed over reports from Madrid of
reservation taken by the Bank of Spain
regarding the payment of the April
coupons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

san Francisco. Feb. 24.-Iames Wilson,
secretary Of agriculture has accepted the
invitation Of the state board of trade 10
come to the coast. and preparations are
already being made TO give the cabinet
official a reception betting his rank.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25

New Haven. Conn, Feb. 24.-In re-
Spouse to orders from the secretary of
the navy, r G. auckland, who COM
mands the naval battalion of connectf-
cut, left for Washington tonight.
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Committed Suicide.

Washington. Feb 24.-Past Assistant
Surgeon 7. b. Bailey, u. s. n, was
found in his room this morning under
conditions that lead to the belief he had
He left letter providing for the dis
tribution Of his effects, expressing the
fear that he is about TO die of heart
disease. The officer had just returned
from tour OF duty in China and was
assigned 10 the Washington navy yard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
Another Cut.

Portland. Ore, Feb. 24-The Canadian
Pacific railway to-day announced cut
of s. in the fare between Portland and the
East, making the rate the same as that
between Puget sound points and the
East
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yos,erlr-IIbby.

Special Bisnatch to the Standard.
Helena Feb. "A marriage license
was issued here TO-DAY 10 A. y. Yoder
aged Al, and Hattie &. Libby aged g.
both OF Butte.
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I,usItiiasier nj linton.

Special Dispatch To the Standard
Washington Feb 2a-Iernme Dickson
has been appointed postmaster n Hut
ton. Custer county. Wye. vice Joel w
Hutton removed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-25
A New General alnnnrer-

Walla WaIla, Wash, Feb. 24.--It Is re-
ported on good authority that Joseph Me-
aabe. formerly superintendent of the Pa
eific division of the Northern Pacific,
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For the Yukon Trade.

Rio de Janeiro. Feb. 2l-The Canadian
Pacific railway steamship Tartar from
Southampton. left here yesterday for
Vancouver, where she will ply in the
Yukon trade.
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No Vessel Ordered.

Washington. Feb. 9s.-No orders have
been issued as Vet for any vessel To go
to Havana to replace the Maine.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
sists refund the money II Ii fails TO cure. 25c
Tie etnuiie has l.. 4. q. on each tablet.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-06-03

10 MS effect w2S received by P. c.
Jones from R P. Rithet-
Mr.. Davies was a native Of ENGLAND
and came first 10 the Sandwich Isl
anas in 1897. and entered the employ
OF r c JaniOn in the mercantile eS-
Enlistment which now bears his CAIr.
pavlss1 name \ few years later he
went 10 Victoria, B, c, and Portland.
Oregon. in the Interest OF his firm.
which had also branch houses in those
cities, and from there in 1865 10 Eng
land. where for TWO years he was
connected with Mr.. lannon's business
n that Country In 1867. he came
again 10 Honolulu. and became : part
uer OF Mr.. Janion. the style Of the
firm being then changed 10 that Of
The0- H Davies For the ensuing IL
OF Is years, with the exception Of oe-
e4siOnal visits abroad. Mr.. Davies re-
sided in Honolulu, after which he re-
Curned 10 England. and devoted his
personal attention 10 the conduct OF
the Liverpool business Of Thee H
Davies & Co, leaving the Honolulu
establishment under the management
Of Nh Thomas Rain Walker. who was
made : partner in 1855, and Mr. F. NJ
SwanEy. WHO was admitted 10 partner
ship some time subsequently. both OF
whom had for many years previously
been trusted associates M Davies
has lived in his native country almost
eyer since During his residence IN
Honolulu. this gentleman by Judicious
Investments II sugar plantations, By
shrswd business management. and by
straightfoTE honorable methods,
accumulated 2 large fortune and did
much TO ieveT0p the industry which Is
now the coUntrys main source OF Re
venue
Mr. Davies was Z man Of charitabls
izclinations and philanthropie nature
He has always contributed generously
10 and devoted much personal effort
II The cause OF Christianity, and 10
The moral and social advancement OF
ths human family. His name IS re-
spected one throughout the Hawaiian
Islands
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REID Il WILLING

WASHINGTON. Nay -S--A careful
poll If the House has been made which
shows $50 votes n favor Of Hawaiian
an1zxzcf1n- This gives a god wax
1g majority IN its favor. and one
which vii Increase daily from nov on-
Speaker Red promised that If II
wa-s plainly desired BY thz great b0dy
0t th= Republicans IN ne House that
the resolution should be acted on he
would lay the matter before the Com
niIrss OF Rules This tzet having
bssa demonstrated 10 his satisfaction
nothing remains bat 70 SCI The day
Pressure i bsinE brought ID bear 10
have v0-e on The resolution this
E@E II The Senate makes god pro
E@ On The War Revenue bill this
may Be d5ne
Prsi5=nt Mckinley would ike 70
have annexation take plaza before the
s=ooRd expedition leaves foE Manila
thereby S=culng all the advantages 10
De derived from having halfway
to1z= Il Honolulu
Sentiment in the Senate Is Teering
strU1giy il favor Of annexation. and
shan IL Is demonstrated Is II vii BE-
thzt : large majority OF the Senate
fzE0-s IL tas minority =ill not find il
szladiszI 10 alibustzr against vote