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TO the r%eigning emperor to choose his
successor. The former emperor went
out" too suddenly To name his success
sor. and so the dowager empress placed
her nephew on the throne. She dll
not make him ruler of China, however.
That privilege she reserved for her
self. All the affairs Of the land. so far
as they are managed from the palace
at Pekin. i've been managed by her.
The ministers are allowed TO talk to
her through a partition, I'm front of
which they are PROSTATE while getting
their Instructions. The dowager EN-
press seldom stirs from the palace. but
she is kept Informed of all that goes
on outside. and what she says must
be done is done.
No action could have been quicker
than her deposition Of the puppet en-
peror she mad created. The cause of
her doing so II is impossible to discov-
er. Some say the veal minded ruler
offended h dowager empress by APP
pearing one day dressed i'm the garb
of a European instead of In the gor-
geous habiliments OF an Oriental. This
In itself was not a sufficient crime to
justify so severe a penalty. but other
circumstance led the old empress to
believe that the straw figure had sud
denly been galvanized into some sort Of
life and was about to oppose her III
thority. So she smote the figure and IL
fell.
Then came the crisis. Straw man
as he was, the emperor preserved some
sort OF cohesion to the empire, as IL
was known hat he was too much of
a nonentity to have any views regard
ing the policy of China. Consequently
the powers that are jealousy watch
ing each other in the East felt hat
no n was favored more than another.
1t Is different. however. with the dow
ager empress. She is known TO have
opinions and to show a decided partial
ity for the cZar Of Russia. a disposition
that angers England and introduces
into the situation an element of dan
ger that has wholly changed the inter-
national attitude towards China.
Were England confronted with a sim
liar condition of things i'm some small
princlpality she would promptly adj
Just matters by setting up a new pup
pet or the vacant throne and bracing
him in position with machine guns and
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IT IS A UNIQUE TRIAL
Priest Demands Damages for Ex-
communication.
FIFTY THOUSAND
The Plaintiff OF His Own voliton Severed
All Connection With the Church.
He Has Suffered Great
Financial Loss.

Chicago. Oct. 15.-The second step In
the prosecution OF one Of the most
unique suits ever brought in an Amer.-
can court. the suit for $50. 900 damages
against the officials of the Roman
Catholic church for publishing the ma
jor rite Of excommunication against a
former priest Of their faith. Father
Anthony Koselowski OF The All Saints
Independent Polish Catholic church.
has been taken In the circuit court.
The document sets up that the plaintiff
OF his own volition formally severed
all connection with the Roman Catholic
church in 1897. at which time the indie
pendent parish of All Saints Vas or
ganlzed. The specific charges against
the archbishop and Cardinal Ledoch-
owski Is that they caused "A letter to
be read in all the pulpits of the diocese.
forbidding all true members OF the Ro-
man Catholic church from association
in the slightest degree with the plaint-
IN under pain of being placed under
the ban Of the church. Father Koscl-
owskl asserts that through this letter
he has been put to great Inconvenience
and has suffered financial loss through
the distrust engendered by the publica-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16
The Great Magician.

During his engagement at the Mar
garet, Oct. ~. Magician Eellar ill ex-
ploit some OF his discoveries made
among the Hindoo fakirs of India. who
are reputed to be the peers Of all ma
gicians In the world. Kellar spent much
time In studying their methods in .u-
dia and his work in oriental occultism.
as he terms II. Il a little short f nirac-
ulousl out of Sight. or. How To Get
Rid OF a Wife" 'Fly-To. or. The Ma
hatmas' Flight: 'Simla Seance:" "Kar-
mos" in which Mrs. Kellar show the
most marvellous powers I'm mental 4 G.
graphy and mind reading: The CIssa-
dega Propaganda" "Levitation' and
other new illusions will be given.
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Caring for the Negroes.

ST. Louis. Oct. 15.-The 81 negroes with
their women and children. who were
brought TO 81. Louis last night after he
ing driven out of Virden. ILL.,. are being
cared for by the city temporarily. A tele-
gram was received late this afternoon
from the Chicago-Virden Coal company.
at Virden, I'LL. telling their agent to keep
the negro miners here. the coal company
to a expenses. The telegram said that
the negroes would he kept in 81. Louis
until protection for them at Nirden could
he had. and that they would then be
taken there and put to work In the mines
at that place.
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DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Results Sometimes Follow It's
Excessive Use.

Serious Results Sometimes Follow It's
Excessive Use.
Common soda Is all right in its place
and Indispensable in the kitchen and
for cooking and washing purposes. but
IL was never intended for a medicine,
and people who use ii as such will some
day regret Ii.
We refer to the common use Of soda
to relieve heartburn or sour stomach. a
habit which thousands of people prac-
q. tice almost daily. and one which Is
fraught with danger; moreover the
soda only gives temporary relief N In
the end the stomach trouble gets worse
and worse.
The soda acts as a mechanical irritant
to the walls of the stomach and bowels
and cases are on record where IL ac-
cumulated in the intestin.s. causing
death by Inflammation or peritonitis.
DIR. Harlandson recommends as the
safest and surest cure for soul stom-
ach (acid dyspepsia) an excellent prep
aration sold by druggists under the
b name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
These tablets are large 20 grain ioz-
enges. very pleasant to taste and con-
tain the natural acids. peptones and di-
gestive elements essential to good d.
g~estion. and when X after meals
they digest the God perfectly and
promptly before IL has time to ferment.
sour and poison the blood and nervous
system.
! uses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in all
cases of stomach arrangements and
finds them a certain cure not only for
sour stomach. but by promptly digest
ing the food they create a healthy appe-
lite. increase flesh and strengthen the
action of the heart and liver. They are
not a cathartic. but Intended only for
.~EIN
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Two letter pouches. n destined for
Lincoln. on the eastbound Burlington
train. the other for Black Hills and
Montana points on the w~estbound were
cut open n registered letters and
packages OF value taken. The robberies
were discovered by the respective mai
clerks after leaving Alliance. The
amount stolen Is unknown. but many
letters were taken. No suspicion at
taches to the postal clerks.
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Concluded tt Laborz.

Chicago. Oct. 1.-THE arbitration board
on freight dif%erentials sitting at the Aud
itorium concluded its sessions for the
hearing Of arguments late this afternoon.
No conclusion viii be announced for sew
erai weeks. Representatives of the Amer
lean line believe the Canadian Pacific will
not be permitted to continue the differen-
tisi of 10 per cent. on Its freight ship
ment to San Francisco.
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Landed the Rafious.

Havana Oct. l5.-The Red Cross so
ciety's steamer Comal sailed from
M~atanzas for New York yesterday aft
ernoon. having landed her full cargo II
rations The governor and mayor
of Matanzas went on board the steamer
City of San Antonio yesterday TO re-
quest hat rations be supplied for the
hospitals and asylums in that city. The
request was promptly granted.
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THE PRISON CONGRESS
President Brockway Delivers the
Annual Address.
CRIMINAL AS A BACILLUS
fhs Question OF the Growth OF Crime.
Present Statistics OF No scientific
value-Public Sentiment
Must Change.

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct. 1S.-The 18th
annual congress of the National Prison
association began Its convention in this
city tonight. The annual address was
delivered by z. r. Brockway. president
of the association. OF Elmira. N. Y. He
said:
The Importance OF the deliberations
Of the prison congress would more
clearly appear IL there could be pre-
scented to u view a comprehensive an
nual budget showing the number of
persons who commit crimes. the losses
sustained by criminal acts. the cost Of
guarding property n the public peace.
OF detecting n convicting criminals,
the expenditure for prisons and for
maintaining h prisoners. Still more
impressive would IL be IL by any means
there could be portrayed the cruelties
Of crimes. the corrupting influence of
criminals at large and the injury to the
state from crimes committed. inc the
presence in the community of crimi-
mails who disregard the avs and de-
spise the authority of the state. Un-
fortunately or fortunately such a bud
get and portrayal cannot be had.
Present statistics show nothing of
scientific value as to the increase or
VI 'ihf hh th' ~
and there Is no accessible data by
which a just International comparison
of criminality can possibly be made
" 1T Is estimated that the number of
convictions Tor crime OF every grade,
annually, In the United states, is f20.-
900. The number of committals TO pris-
on Is $50. 900. The number of prisoners
in all prisons. including the jails and
juvenile prisons, Is $1,000. A rough
estimate Is made OF che cost OF crime
In the United states. which includes the
expense OF police and c~onstabulary,
courts, trials, witnesses, ETC., prison
maintenance and interest on invest
ments Tor prison establishments ex-
GLIDING from the calculation the
amount OF loss from the crimes them
selves, and the footing exceeds $780,
O0O.0 900 OF annual expenditures. lSt.
Clair Mckelway estimates IL at $780,
600. 000.)
The corrupting influence or crime
and criminals cannot be estimated. The
criminal Is the bacillus or society ana
the crime is the or societys
endemic disease.
AS TO the question OF the growth OF
crime: there is neither evidence MOI.
PROBABILITY tnat crime IN the united
states Is increasing peyonu ius usual
Iatio 10 the general popuiatioh, no more
tnan u rs III o.ner COUNTIES, l~ncluoihs
r.nsiano anu WARES, me nuinoer OF
prisoners Is no prooI, anu We huIloer
VI eonnnl,..ais' anu aiIes.s
" no. sno" Hnsiish Lepolts
INV INV 'na. I"s u nso1N is
co, 90. ,t.,
ova su Tr,aa
So, 4, ~ nar onn,on is
oorroo,ty as,i,a,ad a, 7so 900 ~ ra,io
&c ona - avar, 100 -, our nonnIa,ion
Tbsse e.,res ar y,tth,n the ranse ~
-reasorable nroha hility ana cute iustifv
the concIusion ,hat the cond,,ion 81
the JTnJtad Sta,os as 20 cr,rno 10 ~ not
better NO ,yorse than In other coun.
tries n omforting concIusion much
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UNFIT FOR JUSTICE.
Charges Brought Against Tammany's
Candidate for Supreme Court.

Candidate for Supreme Court.
New York. Oct. EAT a meeting OF
the bar association to-day a resolution
was adopted declaring that David
Leaventrill. the Tammany candidate
for supreme our justice. lis not a Mt
person to become justice OF the SUI
preme court" Everett +. Wheeler, for
the committee that reported the reso-
luton. read charges against Mr.. Leav-
cntrill OF unorofessional conduct, the
ofense specified having occurred in or
previous to 1873. and aid tina had the
candidate shown any avoidance of such
conduct he might have been forgiven.
but that Mr.. Leaventrill had contin-
ued the practice OF trickery throughout
his practice at the bar.
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tinguished guests Of the exposition back
from Omaha drew into the Chicago and
Northwestern depot here his afternoon.
After the customary greetings the party
was whirled away in carriages to their
hotels. Major General Miles Is expected
to arrive here tomorrow. Tonight the
distinguished party left for the east I'm
the special train.
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No Taxes,

Washington. Oct. 15.-Secretary Alger
to-day issued an order providing that
herafter vessels trading between the
United States and Porto Rico and ves-
sells In the coasting trade on the island
shah be exempt from tonnage taxes.
This trade Is confined by regulation to
American vessels.
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CUTICURA CURED Her

When my little girl was six months Old.
she had Eczema We had used cold creams
and all ind Of remedies, but nothing did
her any good: In fact she kept getting worse.
used to wrap her hands up, n vhea I
would dress her. I had to put her on the szbls,
for I could not hold her. she would kick =
scream, and. When she could. she would ssaf
her face and arms Almost to pieces.
used four boxes Of CuTicuRA (ointment),
two cakes OF CUricURA soar, and gave her
the CUTIcURA REsoLvESr and she Was cured,
and I see nc traces OF the humor ieft- lean
~truthfully say that thy hare saref her lie. and
any one suffering a. she did. I shouid advise
them 20 give CUrrcUkA . fair trial
Feb. Z, aYe. Mrs.. q. A.CONRAD, Lisbon, NH.
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Nesroe. Cannot Work.

virden. ILL.,. Oct. 15.-Attorney William
Patton Of the Chicago virden Coal COM
pany Is authority for the statement that
no further attempt will be made to land
here Alabama negroes. whose coming re-
suited in the loss of so many lives. The
town is quiet to-day. Colonel Young's mil
itia still patrolling the streets.
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FOOTBALL EXCURSION.
A Big Crowd VIII Go Over to Butte to
See the Game.

Many admirers of the football sport
will 20 to Butte to-day to see the big
game between Butte and Deadwoo6.
which will be played In Butte to-day.
The crank Will all go in a body and
will cave Anaconda at IL o'clock. The
railroad people a W agreed to make q
rate OF 81 for the round trip II a sufi-
Client number can be secured. IL Is
probable h a a hundred or more will
go over from this city.
The game to-day will AFFORD an ex-
cellent opportunity TO get a line on the
playing Of the Deadwood giants. All OF
the local players are going up to see
the game. and they will have the adj
vantage over IN Deadwood boys i'm the
game In this city on Tuesday. in know
ing Just how strong they are and where
their weakest point are.
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ton Of the letter. In addition to this.
the priest declares nat he a sus-
tained great injuries through the dam
age to his reputation through the ac-
ton Of the cardinal and the archbishop.
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Big Naphtha Fire.

A~strakahn. Russia. Oct. 15.-Seven
barges. containing 1000 pounds of nap
tina. have been burned at the petroleum
part of this district. Three persons were
killed in the confiagration and several 9TH
ers injured.
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Death Of Thomas Roe.

Thomas Roe died at the home OF mis-
brother. Richard Roe. yesterday norm
ing at 10 o'clock. He was born 80 years
x in County Monaghan. Ireland. He
came TO this country 40 years z n
resided in Brooklyn. y. Y, where he
was well known and respected. he
came to this city three yeas ago. He
had many friends here. who will regret
his death.
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Montana Mail stolen.

Lincoln. Neb., oct. 15.-Reports Of a
daring and mysterious railway mail
robbery at or near Alliance. in the
northwestern part OF this state. early
this morning. were confirmed tonight
by Superintendent Butler OF Lincoln.
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VIII InNeSiicaic.

Springfield. Ill. Oct. 15.-To-day
Judge Robert u. Shirley. in the Macou-
pin county circuit court. at Carlinvilie.
issued an order calling for a special
session of the grand jury to meet
Wednesday. Oct. 10. to investigate the
causes of the Nlrden riot.
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Phi Gamma Delta

Pittsburg. Oct. 1.-THE Phi Gamma Del
ia fraternity with so delegates represent
ing a colleges i'm the United States. is
holding its centennial here. The meeting
will last several days and many prominent
men are expected to take part in the ex-
~ercises.
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Put Into Zaute.

Zante. Ionian Islands. Oct. 15.-The i'm
perial yacht Hohenzoilern. having on
board the emperor and empress of Ger
many and their suites. has nut mo the
harbor of Zante. owing to the Fact that
a strong sirocco II blowing.
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The Whale Catch.

San Francisco. Oct. 1.-THE catch Of
the Arctic whaling fleet up to Sept. ! IL
reported as follows: Grampus. IS whales.
Mary ID. Hume. ~; Narwhal, y; Beluga.
81: Bolena. 20; Fearless and Thrasher.
none
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Site for the Hospital.

San Francisco. Oct. 15.-Colonei Middle
ton has finally decided upon the Preside
reservation as the site for the new mill
tary hospital. and the selection has been
approved by General Merriam. II will be
located near the present post hospital.
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Ordered Mustered Out.

Washington, Oct. 1.-THE LIST Colorado
battery has been ordered mustered out
without a furlough. They are now at
Fort Hancock. n. j.
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Made Baby Kick and Scream.
Had to Wrap Her Hands
and Put Her on the Table
to Dress. Would Tear Her
Face ana Arms Almost to
Pieces. Grew Worse Under
All Remedies.
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a Son l. Born.

London, Ok. B.-The Duchess Of MARI
borough, formerly Miss Consuelo Wander
bit OF New York city. gave birth to a son
yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16
started for Bru.seI..

London. Oct. i5.-The Duke and Duchess
OF Orleans and suite started for Brussels
to-day.
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Arrived I'm Chicago.

Chicago. Oct. Eth special train bring
ing the foreign diplomats and other dis
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16

not offer an inferior novelty IN
the fruit line. one that has not
been tested elsewhere, and act
accordingly. The one who FIRST
introduces a new meritorious fruit
in the market naturally reaps the
greatest benefit.
Such splendid fruits as the
Rocky Mountain Cherry. the Ex-
celsior Peach, the Dwarf Weeping
Plum. and the Senator or Bis
marck Apple, would make the
fortune OF any man who has the
pluck to plant an orchard of them
instead OF single specimens. The
novelties of this year become the
standard fruits of the next, but
the man who takes them up when
they are novelties gets a years
start of his competitors in the
fruit business.
Hugo Erickson, Mich.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
let botoe Scfeifrpf | @u.
fpnaoocn.

Ilaftas 9uIoiegsrs er ubiat fpr
mango 6orer. Oct CT lille Blot SuIbs
og Sun9sr, be bar at ubitaa; men
Isisn frsm os tiIbaos frem6poer man
ss 9tnortnssr. Mslsm 0apIpn ca
Dpsa mac be fuatuIbt. 8bite Sprie
Rapies | guton pasIeres. Spor far.
Iigt bette Strpt cr. bsrom fprtausr 81.
Solmss / San 5rancisco Gruminer.
Oct ferits BARREL Tom, ba ri ncrs
msbe os 5usien. Oct bar en- 9arm
ION al ii tuienbs Stemmer, ipm
rdabts til os ON ben 5ars, Der pentepe
Os. Seq baros aIcris fer bprt nrset
'aa frpsteIigt. Oct lisnsbe bunoreoe
Stormpinoe. fom bapos flaaet ia
iommen. Oct bar paa ,naans Ituyars
tst og frGmmenbe. Meest burtiaere,
sno isg tan fortGus bet, ileoe Dor
Saao ben imob bet iraabsnoe 5alo.
"RoIig M, ale Nanb!" ruabte !Ses
ososmonosn Dsb Rorst. "grua 4urer.
ne, hpuo Der erb brneer."
Wlsoens ban enbru tulte, fiiso Sbs
Gmprsis aiitsb, ION BEN Itulos fat
ginser. 9i i~nobplsoss / en- G,ums
iPreit. Seq pso pirtslis lite, bporles
oss bet gil til = bOOrlGnse Ri fob
pau Gnbe sler naar Ri tom nsb; lea
rso bare, at Saaoen par fulb al 9uao,
ps at be fire RorstarIs anItreneie Tia
til bet pberits for at nae Stronoen.
Oct CT temmslig pcDsligt for en- 9uao
at gau uOpper ct Sab paa 10 Sob.
9sr par life en- tor Sraap paa upaen
al Os. og alt port 5si bar ejennsms
bIeet."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-16
Stillinsen unecr Sopnen
Get er at tor getDoning. euten $40,
peoet pcnocr mob NUrb cller Sgo.

at Menrsitet bsr fore meo fine 2cs
gemer lisgenoe / Retningen Rpro pQ
Spb. sr ingen Spipl unosrluitet; tbi
BEN Gro er bpg9et paa groe oiO~enitu6es
lige Sienbs9ierningsr. 6pcrt MEME,
'teli9t Spitsm bar nemlig MAGNETIC
Pcler - en- ppiitip % en- ns9olir
Oct er ogIaa ianot, at NpQIe bar BEN
poiitipe pol / Sopebet % BEN Negative
| Senens. meoens andre Wleunsiter
bar bet mcoIat.
5ordt ben fopsnhe 9erion ital tunne
bore / ben beoIte Sarmuri meb Sprs
oens magnetic 5Gnomen maa Sooss
bet, bpis bet beIiobsr ben ppiitipe Dol,
penoe mob Sub; eller 6bor 9enene Be
iiooer ben poiitipe 9ol, bgr Sooeoet
penbe mob Noro. Nenneitets ppIitipe
pol ituIOe nemlig altio osnoes muoIut
I'll Soroens magnetic Wiotpuntt;
pdd ben Waabe psoligsboloeS en- mao
netift G~igep9et.
Den poIltipe Dol bos WenneTet
trGtter en- Del, Sorbens maonetiIte
pol ben unben, % 9lobet toinoes nebs
do mob 5sbberne. pirter pua S,ernet /
Spitemet, friIter pp Hsrperne oa aipr
Sspnsn forfriFtenbe og itprlsnoe.
Wen bOis en- YsrIon inotaoer ben
feilastige Sitting unbsr SrOnen ga
lite tommer magnetic / 3apport mec
Soroen, bill ban muaIts blipe altfor
magnetic, Og ban bill iaa en- furmelio
5ebsr berpeo, at be magnetic arafter
arbeiosr for fort; elsr ban Oil life
bltpe magnetic moi; ben fore Spqus
ping bill tomme til at bepirte en- 1ss
lelle at W2dtbeo. og Sspnen bill lille
Isles Itprtenos.
Der sr not benz, iom bill blaTe mis-
trot't aO oisfe Sbsprisr % taIOe BEN
llbolobar.. SttebeitOminbre sr bet
TsroenS bsbite 9ibenfabsmGno, Ium
bar pist bette gmne ct inbqaaenoe
Stuotum og bar fact 9spiIer ibqnbe
for, at bet belle isrunbsn gaar aonIte
nuturligt til.