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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
Pointed Paragraphs.

The average woman's club is a boom
erang.
Trouble seldom visits a man who isn't
looking for IL.
The youth who courts a tall girl has a
lofty ambition.
There is more fiction in fact than there
is fact in fiction.
1t makes any man nervous to have a
woman gaze at him.
The wheels in a mans head are seldom
able to score "A century run.
A man is more apt to tell what he does
not believe than what he does.
A diamond is of less value to some men
than "A spade or a club to others.
Diamonds and dudes represent the ex-
tremes of hardness and softness.
Women never ~criticise the grammar of
men who pay them compliments.
The incubator will never succeed in
driving the old hen out of business.
Experience teaches people lots OF
things they would rather not know.
Many of our laws arc made by men who
have barely escaped the laws clutches.
When II comes to a toss up between a
man and a bull the man invariably loses.
Some kinds of love may grow cold. but
the kind a man has for himself never
does.
wedlock holds a man pretty close when
his wife doesn't allow him to carry a
latchkey.
Words rhyming with Cuba are scarce,
and a long suffering public should be
thankful.
Some men don't seem to know when
they are whipped, but they doubtless have
suspicious.
The love that makes the world go
round often prevents the income from go
ing more than half way.
Patriotic citizens who were busy flying
flags i'm the early spring are now engaged
in tagging flies.
A woman may not deplore the death OF
her first husband after she marries again,
but her second husband often does.
A woman always credits another woman
with having excellent judgment when
they both dislike the same person.
One of the greatest hampers to "a mans
ambition is the knowledge that the man.
tie of greatness is usually worn as a
shroud.
The Duke of ARGOS, for whose sake Miss
Lowery is said to have Tilted AdmiraI
Dewey, and who is now Spanish minister
in Mexico, is famous above everything
else for the delicious little hams pro-
duced on his estate. The hams are those
of pigs fed exclusively or vipers, and the
meat has a perfume, a piquancy and a
delicacy of taste unknown in other hams
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
The Blame on Blanco.

I.ANCO will have a good deal to
tx answer for. Rather late in the
day the public learned how large
his responsibility is for CerVera's dis
aster. The American people had been
trying to account for Servera's foly
in quitting the harbor of Santiago n
sending his squadron out to certain de-
structlon at the very moment when he
might have been of good service to the
snanish forces engaged in defending
the town.
All guessing al the Spanish admirars
motives was abruptly ended when the
press dispatches produced the mes
sage sent TO Blanco by Cervera, who
said: lin compliance with your or
ders I went out yesterday from San
tiago de Cuba with all the squadron.
and after an unequal combat against
forces more than triple mine, had all
the squadron destroyed by fire"
While his information did not reach
the large public until yesterday, II
t~ranspires hat in srmy and navy cir
cles the facts about Blanco's orders
were known at an earlier day. And
more was known; IL is an open secret
now that several days before Cervera
sailed out. Washington knew that
BIanco had sent TO Madrid a message
10 the queen regent pressing a request
thai Admiral Cervera be relieved from
the compand of the feet in the harbor
of Santiago. and urging that he be re-
placed by Commodore Nillamil. Cen
eraI Blanco said that he did not be-
iieve Admiral Cervera was equal &c
the Importance of his command, and
he indicated that IL Santiago were lost
10 the American and Cuban soldiers
IL would be due to the admiral's
neglect TO axe advantage Of his oppor'
tunities. Blanco urged h a Admira.
Cervera has allowed valuable oppor-
tunities TO slip by while he has beer
lying in the harbor of Santiago" and
he argued that the spaniards should
have gone out 10 meet and fight the
American feet before the invading
army had an opportunity 10 land.
Cervera was not relieved Of his com
mand-it transpires. however, h a ht
made his m-advised exit from the har.
Dor under Blsnco orders, and the hckl'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Spaniards will undoubtedly turn upon
Blanco now and heap excavations upon
him. That will suit the American pub
lie well enough-somehow, our people
have not cherished very harsh senti-
ments toward the old Spanish admiral;
on the contrary. they have felt that
he's a good sort of man-an estimabie
mariner in a run of very hard luck.
Ii is different with Blanco; the people
of this country have no admiration for
him. Their sentiment is that he is not
so bad a man-not so brutal-as Wei
Ter. but that isn't high praise for
Blanco. A little while the item got
into the newspapers that Fftzhugh Lee
had named his horse Blanco; the brief
widely repeated was that
that is pretty rough on the horse; and
that meant much as a brief statement
Of popular sentiment.
But we Americans will not hereafter
be called upon to speak in criticism of
Blanco. The Spaniards will do plenty
of talking along that line. There will
be a rod in pickle for Blanco. II the
truth about his order to Cervera filters
down among the Spanish populace be-
fore the war ends. they will conclude
that Blanco must have been paid for
II with United States money-such is
the Spanish temperament-and doubt
less the captain general will prefer the
shelter of our ships to III risks he
will be apt to run If he presents him
self in Madrid.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
TEN PAGES.
JULY .. 1895.
The Prodigal's Return.

This wars most pitiable spectacle
is Camara's fleet. Had il sailed
from Cadiz in earnest purpose
to hasten to the help of the Spanish
forces at Manila. it would be this morn
ing well beyond the Suez canal and
the Red sea. and this country. confident
as il is in Dewey's ability TO take care
Of himself. would not have been entire
" without concern as to the conse-
quences.
AS IL is, the voyage of the Camara
ships, the length of the Mediterranean
and back. will long be remembered as
one of the most preposterous naval pa
rades in history. Old Sagasta say that
the war is going to last until SPANS
honor is completely indicated How
many fascos like that of this Spanish
fleet will it take, in Sagasta's opinion,
10 satisfy what, in Spain, they fippan;-
ly call honor?
Yesterday afternoon the information
from Port Said was that the Camara
fleet was at anchor just beyond the
three-mile limit. Last evening brought
the information that Camara had been
ordered home. So that all the profess
sions and excuses and reasons given
by Admiral Camara for delay may pass
for what in this country we call cam
paign lies.
Rather than present himself humili-
ated and ridiculous back at Cadiz, we
can believe tina Camara would well
come a meeting in the Mediterranean
with American ships that would send
his whole aggregation as effectually out
of existence as Montejo's and Cervera :
ships were sent. This nava warfare
must make a self-respecting Spanish
seaman's cheeks burn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
The Musical World.

Paderewski's press agent has circulated
a report that he is to marry. just when
or whom IN does not say, so that II may
be taken for granted that he plays IN
America next season. We may shortly be
told that he breathes, although he is UNI
conscious of it. The news of anything nat
ural which he might do or anticipate
would be a scoop in newspaperdom.
The Oldest chair of music in the world
is that occupied by DR.. Bridge, in the
Gresham college, London, founded in 100
and first held by DIR. John Bull, of inter-
national renown, at least so far as pop
ular repute is concerned. The fact that
music has lent so great a humor to his
tory is not generally known, but the name
Is his even If the picture does represent
the prosperous tenant farmer. The oxford
chair Of music dates back to 1876 and
Cambridge to 1884. The Dublin chair was
founded in 1854 and the first professor was
Lord M%ornington, the father of the Duke
of Wellington. The chair at Edinburgh is
the most richly endowed, General Reld
having left it $780, 900 about so years go.
Sims Reeves. the veteran English tenor.
will be 50 years old in September. He is to
be given a testimonial benefit then, ana
those promoting il desire to supplement-
the amount realized with a subscription
similar to that raised for Mario.
The statement that Signor Nicolini be-
| uueathed Craig-y-Nos castle by his VIII
has created a great deal of comment, as II
was generally supposed that the property
belonged to Madame Patti in fee simple
1t appears in explanation that under some
foreign law Nicolini had two estates,
namely, that which was his own and that
which he might have inherited had he
survived Madame Patti, and II was this
contingent estate that he bequeathed to
her. an estate which was in fact her own.
The property which he could lawfully dis
pose of under the law of France. which
governs his estate, is divided among his
five children and Madame Patti and
amounts to about 10000 each. Patti relin-
uuished her share.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09
THE WOMEN WHO WAIT.

Great God OF battlesi stretch thine arm
Across the mighty deep.
Guide thou our fleet to victory
While we our vigils keep.
o thou who seest our proud ships sweep
To meet the lurking foe.
Succor the brave who go to bear
The stress of strife and woe.
Rule thou above the troubled seas;
The triumph swift give thou
To those who answer mercy's voice,
Who TO compassion bow.
Not for our banners stained and torn,
Not for our bravest slain,
q God of Mercy give us strength
To bear this greatest pain;
But for a nobler cause VIC pray,
For Cuha's alien cry:
And for the bitter wrongs which send
our nations best to die.
when these are stilled. oh, stay the
storm
over the cruel main.
Pilot our heroes safely back
And give US peace again.
boston Transcript.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

The appearance Of a Spanish priva-
teer off the Pacific coast is liable 20
give American merchantmen in the
Pacific an acute touch of that Boston
feeling.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Uncle Sam desires to impress upon
Emperor william and all the other
musicians in the orchestra that he will
WELD the baton himself during the
peace overtures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

The grand stand has had enough ex-
element recently to last II a week or
two and these necessary delays at San
tiago and Manila will evoke no pro-
taStS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

II 1t is true that Camara has been
ordered home. the residents of Cadiz
should be prepared for one Of those sad
but glorious sinking spells.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

1t is to be hoped that suitable accom-
modations have been reserved all along
the route to the front for N. A. Miles q
Bath Tub. Washington, D.. G.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

IDENTIFY some Of them had not noticed.
although II is plain. between citizen
ship, residence. the right to vote and
kindred matters.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

The flagship Olympia requests the
German men-of-war in Manila harbor
to please take notice hat Admiral
Dewey is right on deck.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Judging by some of the interviews
imputed to him. 1t is to be feared that
Lieutenant Hobson's great feat gave
him a head of corresponding dimen-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Although he realizes that Shafter will
carry every ward in Santiago. Linares
is doubtless enough Of a campsigner
to be repairing his barbed-wire fences.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Senior Cervera is OF the opinion that
the %coroner's inquest will reveal gross
incompetence on the part of Engineer
Blanco.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

With Watson sailing across the At
lantic, Cadiz won't be the only terri
fled city on the Spanish beach.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Since the retirement of Cervera's feet
the Spanish troops at Santiago have
been witnessing a brisk engagement
between valor and pallor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

In staying qualities the Spanish army
is manifestly superior tn the Spanish
armada.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

When Spain stops to think of Sun
days solar-plexus blow, she is inclined
to regard it as a navel rather than a
naval engagement.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

All general business letters and CORE
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Anaconda, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Admiral Cervera is convinced that as
a strategy board Captain Genera
Blanco is pretty pool timber.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Lieutenant Hobson's achievement
seems to be suffering severe losses in
its net-result department.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

The MORO castles of Cadiz and Bar
Celona will be lit" as soon as Commo-
dore Watson gets there.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

The assertion hat France is taking
the initiative in the matter would indi-
cate hat Spain is playing secon violin
i'm the peace overtures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

The Standard has branch of1ces AT
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap-
plicatfon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

1t will be noticed that Commodore
Schley isn't saying a word. Actions,
however. speak louder than mega
phones.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

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Chicago Ofice-4s9 The Rookery.
The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
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Considerable illness is reported at the
American camps. but the boys didn't
enlist for their health.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Although a part Of the United States,
Hawaii is still a long way from being in
our midst.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

1t seems to be the impression in both
hemispheres hat it's practically all
over but the misunderstanding.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-09

Remember the Maine" SAYS In
Rev. DIR. Herrick Johnson, lis the cry
of savagery." The good doctor should
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Senior Camara is still in charge of the
naval remnant counter
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The strike of the Chicago Stereo-
typers' union ppears to have been any
thing but a ten strike.
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David II. King. a builder of New York
has rendered his summer residence a
Jekyl island. off South Carolina, to thu
Red Cross relief committee, to be usec
as a soldiers hospital.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21
@mnSerbare @aaolmme III GDtma.

Nus CHINA tonrmt eine Na9ri9t, Die man
fhr cine Der gepagteiten ~@rfinbungen zines
iournaltitf9en @ntenai9ters Su balten ii4
Deriu9t fiiblen tpiiroe, tpdre tie ni4t amtliz
9er Ndtur unb fdme 1e nt9t bon unIerem
eigenen 9efanbten am petinger 9ofe. Sbr
5ufolge bat auf eigenen Nntrieb Der &aiIer
Die 5retbett Der Prtfe b~etretirt, unb ben
Wunf9 dusgeipro9en, bub bteielbe bte9anbz
lungen Der 8eb0rbtn fret un6 furGtlps triz
ttiirsn foae. 3uglei9 bat er bte grDfFnung
elmer ndtiondlen uniberfitdt in pettn9 Be-
i4lphen, unb in @erbinbung bamit Elm Spz
item BON S9ulen ~unteren, mitteleren unb
bDberen 9rdbes i'm ganaer 2anbt , dbnli9
tpte es iebt in Sdpdn btftebt.
0ds 1T in Der Shat cine un9eubnte unb
plDbli9e @dnblung. sic benefit bic 3tptns
genbe Ma6t ber moberntn Qualification, Der
tth tstn 2dno unb tein 8plf bsr19lieBen
tann, pbne oas eigene Spbesurtbeil gu unterz
l4reibsn. Ser 9ineiii6e &aiier its6t Elm,
oaB ct muir, inbem er fem golt nit benIelben
~gsiiti9en unb materie1en 6iilfsmitteln ause
%rliitet, pel9e ben dbenbGdnbiI9en @Dltsrn III
@ebote fteben, unb bic Sdpun ii9 angeeianet
bat, bic bereits begonnene 3erftidelung
Ieines Rei9es duf6aIten, unb pieGei9t bas
Berlorerte 5uriiderobern fam.
Sb Der &aiier Die Ma9t beiibt, feline M6z
ft3ten CUR Sur4fii6rung gu b~ringen, Of er
it9 trdfttg genug e%rtpriien fpirb, benz Wibsrz
ftanbe gu begegnen, tpel9en observation-disclosures
t9um unh fpo6l audi bas Der3Opfte @olt
ielbit, ben Reuerungen tntgegenTeBen piro,
uno benfelben nieOer3u3ningen, bas mag
ia 3peiFeG erresen. M0gIid fogar, baB fem
fortf4rittli4es 8oreebtn i6m Sbron unb
2eben toftet. Nber bic Nusfi6rung Ieiner
Sheen tptrb babur9 609ftens ber30qert, ni6t
berbinbert tperben. Nud CHINA tpirb ii9 Der
mobernen GibiGifation 0ffnen, unb ba bas
neutrality-suspicious. Der GbineIen binter
benz Der Sapaner Tim Ri4ts 5uriiditebt, 70
mO9en bic meiften unIersr 2eIer es mod err
le6en, baB in pefing ooer elmer qnberen Ha=
tiOn~ul6duptftobt Gbina's Elm 9tnefI&esparz
lament ta9t, un6 aus benz unnabbdrenS p6ne
bes 6immels Elm conftitutione1er &aiTer Qe=
tpprben 1T.
Slider 1T Der gef9GuB bss 9~ineFI9fn8aiz
fers cine Der erpBen 11eberraiduneen, BON
benen am @nbe bes sSa6r6unoerts ieber Sag
cine neue brin9en gu tpolen i9eint.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21
aamt,t elambtt6, ober suabr!

SOlgenbe nabe3u ~ungldubli9e @e19ihte
lit uns bieier Sage mitget6eilt moyoPn. Der
jiingere Sobn elmer Mi9igdner bsutI9en
Sarmerz5amiIie, BET tpel4er cine Gbiedgoer
i9ren SpmmeruuFent9alt nahm, mar NIT
dif gubd Dber gprtprieo gepeIen unb
trdnt na9 Montauf Botnt gebrd9t fporbsa.
8on bort aus lteB er feiner 5anilie NaGz
ri9t 3ugeben, fein dltefter 8rtber reifts bin
unh et!6ielt GrlaubniB, i'm nit nnb 9uuie
3n ne6n1en.
9as mar am 81. Nuguit. Dim %. Muz
guft traf Der &rdnts in Der 9eimat9 Elm
unb bat 1t9 unter Der liebeDofen Yftege
feiner Shutter unb 9ef9tpiter f9on tpiebsr
3ien1li9 erbOlt. Wsr bef9retbt bds grftau>
men Der 2eutt, nGs bic Mutter am 9. Sep
TENDER aus benz Eager 8ifoff (Montaut
BotnD Elm dmtli6es Sdret6en er9icl., ppz
rim i6r mitgetbeilt purbe, baB i6r 9pbn
bort frunt lie9e, fi6 dber duf Dem Wege Der
8eKerung befinbe unb a1e Nusit6t babe,
in rinigen @o9en interchangeable gu fein
unb na9 Saul enttufen gu peroen.
Nlfo mebr aIs 3nst Wo9en, na9bem Der
8runte 9pIpital unb 2dger NIT umttider
@rldubniB berIafen, f@eint bieie S6a+fo9e
nod nidt Bis gu Der @telIe por9sbrunz
gen gepefen 3u fein, Die nit Der pfl;9t Be-
truut 1T, ben Qngeb0rigen Der &ranten
Na9ri9t BON i6rsm 8erbleib un6 8efinz
ben gu geben. @enn in unbersn :3peigen
bes mtlttdrii4en 8ureau@9ien cine
gGei4e 2angIan1teit unb @et5etteluna gez
berri9t but, bdnn freilib bruudt man fi9
ni9t mebr gu tpunbern, tpenn rs iiberaG
nit Der ausriitung, @erpfIe9ung rnb Ser
~probiantirung 9ebupert bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21
Ste GifMefeiffa0e.

gu ben oon Der britif3@cunaOif6@ameritu<
niI4en GOnfsren3 in 0uebec gu erGebigenben
@treitfragen gebDrt betanntli9 audi bic ST.
f4ereifrdge. 9ieieG6e gebt uniererieits borz
rebmli4 Die Reu@@nglanb= Staatn an, Der
9Reft Der Ser. Staten 1T nur in 10 fern
haran 6etbeiligt, ais m0gli9erpeife bur9
cine 8eilegun9 bes Streites i'm carabif9en
Stnne cine 8er6iGigung bes Stodfif9es
berbeigefibrt tperben f0nnte.
Sd bas aber fem BON Der 6ano gu peiienz
Der Sort6eil fem piirbe, 10 lei in Sturgeon
bier ongefi6rt, pel4e tpibertreitenben Sn@
terehen ii4 in bieisr Srdge gegeniiberfeben.
3und3it iei bemertt, oaB bic Tif9eret, I'm
Die es it9 banbelt, bauptid9li9 an ben caz
ndOliden urb neufunbIdnbii8en &iifen be-
trte0en pirb. Der @ertrag BON 1918 getu:z
tet dmerifanti4en 5if6ern, auBer6ul6 Der
Srst@D}eilen~9ren3e BON Der canabif9en
Suite gu fii4en, Otrbietet i6nsn abr, auBst
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-09-21
9as atnerifanif0e s@tpeitt MuS ole
Se1ttfGe Qtefe4

Na3 nte bor beftebt Elm 9roBer S6eil Der
beut19en 3eitungen barauf, ale SGGe DON
Sri9inofe in 9eut19lanb dls BON ameriz
fantI9em @9ipeinefGet19 6erriibrenb GIT be-
3ei9nen, pdbrenb bo9 bic au9 BON uns
berDffentli9ten omtlt6en l1nterIu6ungan
ergeben 6aben, baB AUDI ni9t cine etn5ige
Der 1857 @~rtranfungen an Srt9inoIe, bic
felt benz Sabre 1883 ermitteIt porben iiao.
ouf dmsritant1 DIES @9neinefGeii9 3uriidz
5ufii6ren mar, 10 fe6r nan es ber fu9te.
Mtt onberen Wprten, bic ameritafeinbz
liben neutrality-suspicious. liigen pifentz
lib, unb tie feben ibrer 80snillt9teit unb
Ntebertra6t Die &rpne duf, trbem ie ft9
r~peiqern, Die i6nen BON un5erem 8erliner
@eIanbtI9aftsz Qttd9e, 6rn, Stiles, 3ugez
Ianbte geri6tigung auf3unebmen.
Gs piirbe a6er einen Weg geben, tie baz
gu gu 8pingen, unb NOD ba5u etnen, Der
groBes Nuffe6en erregen uno gerdbe b4sz
6aGb Der guten 9u9e am 8efen btenen
fpiirbe. Der ndre, baB Die 8egierung Der
Ser. Stuaten i'm Numen beg dmerifanif8en
@9psinefGet19es 2i6eltlu9en ge9en etaige
Der berborrugenOften bieier 3eitungen an
ftrengte, unb lire 8erurtbetlung e%rlan5ts.
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