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HAWAII STILL HOLDS FLOOR.

Washington. d. c., July 5-The debate
upon the Hawaiian resolution continued
in the Senate to-day. Three speeches
were made. Mr.. Hoar. Mass.) in adj
vocating annexation, made a notable APP
peal against any policy of general ter
ritorial expansion as a sequence to the
war. Mr.. Lindsay. GKy), opposed the
resolutions, directing his attack prin-
cipally against their constitutionality.
Mr.. White. tCaly.), resumed his speech
in opposition. Shortly before 5 o'clock
the Senate went into executive session.
and at 5:14 p. M, adjourned
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SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS.

Washington, July 5-The Senate to-
day confiremed these nominations:
T. G.. Walker, collector of customs.
District of Rappahannock Va.
Army: Volunteer Infantry-Third re-
giment, r. Harralson, Georgia, second
liputpnont
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SPANISH SHIP ON FIRE.

Cadiz July 5.-Dispatches received
here this evening report a fire, continuing
for twelve hours on board the Spanish
cruiser Alfonso XIII 1T is said that no
serious damage was done, but the acct
dent will delay her departure for solhc
time
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SAYS NOTHING OF PEACE.
Spanish Government VIII Continue the
War to The End.

Madrid. July 5--11:30 p. m-The Cabi-
net Council tonight after short SEES
sion, decided not to open negotiations for
peace. but to continue the war ut all
risks while II single soldier remains
in Cuba.
The government has no news as to Che
bomhardment Of Santiago and has
cabled Governor General Blanco for de-
tails of the naval battle.
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SPAIN FEARS THE CARLISTS.

Could Not Make Peace Now Because
of them.
London, July 5.-Thc Daily Chronicle
this morning says:
I'VE learn from Il sure source that
the Spanish government thinks 1T I'M
possible To make peace now, because
to make peace at present would thrC So
the balance of power in Spain into tine
hands of the CarlstS."
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

Washington. d. G.. July 5-Thc. House
devoted four hours to-day to Il debate
on the Pacific Railroads issue brought
ont by the Senate amendment to thu
General Deficiency bill. The partial
conference report on the General Def
cheney bill covering all items but this
was adopted. The debate was led by
Messrs. Cannon. of Illinois: Powers. of
Vermont, for, and Mr.. Mcguire of Cali
forina against the amendment.
The House adjourned at 45 p. m.
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chiblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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CRUISERS AT CHARLESTON.
They Are There to Carey Reinforce
ments tn ShafTcr.

Charleston s. c.. July 5.-The cruis
crs Yale and Columbia arrived of
Charleston Bar this morning. TheV come
to Charleston to carry the expedition 81
$500 soldiers to reinforce Gen. Shafter
The troops are en- route to the city ans
will arrive here tomorrow. They vii
be commanded by Major General JOIN
H. Wilson
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- ETHEL MILITARY ACADEMY,
A.S VIRGINIA.
Airty-second session opens September
L.. Patronage from ~ States. Has pre-
pared more soldiers and scholars Than
any other private institution in the
South Illustrated catalogue. Address.
X. A. MCINTYRE, Supt., Bethel, Va.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
IN TEN DAYS is pro-
duced by prescription
Number IL. THE LUBBOCK
PHARMACY CO. Dept 11),
Chicago, U. S. A. Sent
fer one dollar)
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10 NAME SOLICITOR.

The Convention of the Third District
Will Be Held To-Day.
Rocky Mount. \. c.. July 5.-(Special.,
The convention of the Third Judicial
district. called to nominate Il candidate
for Solicitor, will be held here tomorrow.
There are half Il dozen candidates.
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Guilford College, N. c.

Five large buildings; faculty of ten able
teachers. courses of study leading TO de-
grees tuition for term, $50 to $1,000;
boar. and room $S per month; in clubs $4
per month. Total expenses for year need
not exceed 1913. and can be easily re-
duced to 500 Correspondent solicited.
Catalogue free. Address
GUILFORD COLLEGE, N. G.
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copyrighted 1893 by Associated Press,)
Headquarters Of Gen. Shafter'S Army,
July 1, via Port Antonio, jamaica, July
Per the Associated Press dispatch
boat Cynthia IL, via Kingston, Jamaica.
July ;, / 80 II. m.-Thc following is n
substitute list of the killed and wounded
officers from official sources, so far as
obtained:
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An Intelligent Horse.

From the Parson tkas.) Eclipse.
ON Sunday a mover iii prairie
schooner passed through this city, GO
ing West He had a small drove of
mules and several horses, all loose,
following the wagon, and among them
was Il beautiful sorrel horse, with bril-
die and saddle on. but no rider. People
on the streets noticed that the sorrel
seemed 10 be overseeing the herd. and
would round thin up occasionally. As
the caravan reach Central avenue. the
sorrel ran ahead and stood in the mid
die of the street. looking up and down.
After satisfying himself that the way
was clear he rounded up the herd and
the caravan started again. Having
reached the Katy" crossing. the ami
mai went ahead and. standing in the
center Of the tracks, looked intently
each way When the herd had par
TALLY crossed the track, he suddenly
prieked up his ears, and hurrying To
the rear, he rushed the herd across on
the run 4 train Was coming from the
south and passed shortly after he had
rot safely over lie hurried To the next
track. which branches off several rods
from the main line. and seeing a train
coming from the opposite direction,
rounded 40 his herd and waited until
il PASSED. II Mas "A most remarkable
performanre. Witnessed by n large num-
Der Of people in the streets. The horse
VAS evidently 4 high-hrsd animal,
built like racer. With small ears ana
n very Intelligent head During all this
ftnnt. the mover did not get out OF his
wagon hut left the mana cement of the
whole matter Ia the horse.
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MiSS0UlA MENTION.

ReN George Stewart Will hold Eplseo-
Iai service at the Presbyterian church
in Hamilton next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Ed Boden of Corvallis came in from
the East to-day. and Is registered at
the Florence.
T. j. Holmes of the Western Montana
office of the Standard. returned to-day
from business trip 10 phiiipspurs and
vicinity.
Fred D. Gilbert has been among the
valley representatives in town to-day.
John Walsh and Charles Summer of
Butte are registered at the Florence To-
day.
Alex Dow, the trader at the Joeko
agency is in town to-day on a business
visit.
c. +. Gilbert and Robert Johnson of
Potomac are among the Biackfoot dele
cation in town to-day.
Rev. e. IL. Linley has supplied the
Standard office with the necessary Gre
dentials to witness the opening enter
tainment of the Lycenm course that Is
TO be given under the auspices of his
church Wednesday and Thursday, at
the Bennett opera house.
Supt Charles Russell of the Rocky
Mountain division of the Northern Pa
cific. returned to-day from his st. Paul
trip.
There is considerable local interest in
the Hoagln fire in Butte. as Mr.. Hoag-
lin resided in Missoula for several
years Most of this time he Was clerk
in a local store, but during the last
year Of his residence here he ran a bar
gain store Of his own, which he did not
close till after he was established in
Butte. Opinion here inciineS toward the
| support Of the Butte police theory re-
earding the fire of Sunday night
Herr Bandmann has been the feeipi-
ent Of many compliments to-day upon
his performance at the Union theatef
last night. The general verdict is that
the presentation of "Jekyll and Hyde
was the most successful Of all The local
performances that the eminent actor
has given.
one OF the handsomest cutters that
has been seen here this season + ihe
one that John Kennedy drives IN. ffa
sleigh was made by Mr. Kennedy him
self. and attracts general attention.
The work u locating the public IL
brary ia lis new quarters Is progress
ing fasafahlN and the library will he
ready by the date announced. The neM
room is admirably adapted To the needs
of the institution.
A NJ Stevens 4 Co. are now settIet
in their new store on upper Higgins
avenue. and have now one af the finest
business places in the city. The new
store adds much to the HeN business
center Of town
One Of the surprises IF The season
among local horsemen is fine bay coll
owned by Charles McCuliech. The coil
is by Marcus. the old horse formerly
owned by the Higgins brothers. TIN
youngster Is nov . years old and steps
down the line with tbe best II them
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IT HAD A FATAL SEQUEL
Sheepherder Johnson Shot to
Death by Constable.
RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT
johnson Was Stealing a Ride on a
Freight Train The Constable Made
the Arres at Thompson Falls.
Will Be Exonerated.

Missoula Jan. 1S.-The sequel to the
bunco game played upon the Eastern
Montana sheepmen by a local railroad
man. as narrated in the Standard to-
day. was a fatal one. Two of the duped
men started westward this morning and
enc of them is now dead and his re-
mains are lying in the morgue al Cor
oner Hayes establishment. His name
was johnson and he and his companion,
Davidson, boarded a westbound freight
train at Desmet in the early hours or
this morning Al Evaro they We're dis
covered by the brakeman. who tried 10
put them off. A. Is pulled gun on
the raiIroader 3 .t5od him off for
time.
Then i'm order to hold them. the con-
ductor took them back to the cabopse
and sent a telegram to Constable Good
at Thompson Falls To meet the tram
and take charge Of the men, telling nm
that they were dangerous and had
drawn gun upon the trainmen. David
son and johnson remained in the ca
boose with Conductor Mcdonald till
Thompson was reached. There, as soon
as the train stopped, Constable Good
climbed aboard and covered the Two
men with a rifle, telling the trainmen
to take away their guns. The two men
We're searched and their arms taken
by the conductor, and then the off1cef
stepped backward, telling them 10 come
with him.
In some way. either by the jar or by
an accidental tolch of the rife. which
has a hair trigger. was discharged ana
the bullet tore IA hole III the abdomen
of Johnson who died i'll % minutes He
refused to make any statement before
he died. The body was sent to Mis-
soula in charge of Conductor Chase on
No "a this afternoon and the other
train crew came in on No. :. The body
was taken in charge by the coroner ana
an inquest was at once begun.
At this hour the inquest h not COM
pleted. BY the evidence already IN, II
substantiates the account Of the shoot
/ ing given above. and there is little doubs
but that Mr.. Good Will be exonerated.
He has the sympathy of a large number
Of friends in the county, where he Is
well known as brave and efficient oti1-
Ger, and no one who knows him believes
| that the shooting was anything but ac-
4 cfdental
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PERSONAL.

MADAME. AMAZE, SPIRITUAL AND
trance medium can read your life from
the cradle to the grave with absolute cor
rectness; tells you everything you Wish
to know; all in trouble about business or
domestic affairs will miss The chance OF
lifetime if they fail to consult her. She
is now located at 211 Cedar St. Anaconda.
PROF ]. b. CARRIER REMOVED TO
room A. No. IA w. Park St. Butte. The
greatest living successful French clair
voyant and developing medium; unfallihg
advice on business. speculation, mining
and love matters etc: readings daily, u
up; public test Sunday evenings
DO YOU WISH SUCCESS IN BUSl-
ness love affairs or family matters? II
So consult the Hungarian Gypsy woman
at room g. over the Brunswick, NO. 2l2t:
Central avenue Great Falls Mont.
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Send Your Mail Orders.
NJ Isso vi. "a.
~ yERCANTILE w.
MISSouLA. MONT.
cENluSES AS MISE RS.
Franklin and the story of Mr.. Bofin's
Preceptor. Daniel Dancer.


From the St Louis Globe Democrat,
THE fascinating study of financial
,i, a,,,a,,,,ts almost "a ,anius in some
So -. a. i,s,,,,a,ian af nna ~
@ANaiice "as ~ tl's Isss,.,t.s -,
our own siea' iiien, . ian'.n, n,. go.
memory Is uepasea os ms reputation 40
Poor Richard. the masterpiece
Of Balzac in his novel, Eugene Gran
det:" the hero, old Grandet Is miser
whose financial genius amounts To The
sublime and which Ralzac contrives
ard succeeds IN making almost pic
tnrasone
Amang tha most distinguished mlsers
,,as Daniel Dancer. Tpon the death of
~ fatbar Dancer came into me es-
80 S,hicb .,;aidad a GOOD income one
~ his sisters lived with him and inn
1,ihaa ,ha ,,,isarlv teachinps Dancer
80 ,a,,o,l.a He for ina s1vla of his
sar,,antss his coat was made of pieces
- every hna and texture collected
esa,,, tbs straats and ash heans His
,,,,,a,ts we've held tnpatber nv = twist
- har He and his Sister lived hap
nia,r in j hayal the nanelass sashes of
nl,ihiah ssara darlsaned with boards.
=, s-s and nanars Soan and towels be-
80 asnansira Mr Dancer occaslonafls
.s5shad in . nond and dried himself
.,ith sand Three nonnds of coarse
haaf and IA dumnlings formed their
nasnu far Years exeenf upon one occa-
.iar ,,.ba1 pravidanea changed The
...s,,,s - thasa ,,ianas
a. nanaar uaIl.,np nna aay in
.,..a,.,n az honss and other delicate offal
seSnd > aasd sheer aud carried II home
- ,ri,,mnb His sister. received il az
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sl,erin.s sale.

Charles Il. wenstrom and Gus johnson, 90.
partners as Neastam Il johnson, r.alnttffs.
against Joseph Guilbault defendant
10 be sold al sheriff sale IN tile 10Th day OF
February 4 D. 1898 Mt , o'clock p. NJ, al tile
front door of the court house. in the city of Ana.
conda, county of Deer Lodge, state OF Montana
the following iibed real property;
All and singular one und iyided one. sixth Ito
interest right share and title in and 10 the iol-
lowing mining locations, situated and located IN
and Paarman galeh Zone mile west OF
Granite Butte and recorded in the county clerk
and recorders office of Deer Lodge county iowit:
The roerman quartz lode mining claim, loea-
ton notice filed for record January sd, ls9b,
and recorded in book Il OF quartz lade locations
on page I'll tile Snnw Trail quartz lode mining
clafin iaeatioa notice fied for record January
aib l~.io. aud recorded IN book ; Of quartz lode
locations an page 60; the Rainbow quartz lode
mining claim taraiian notice filed tor record
1aN Iith i~.l3. and recorded III book ~ ~
quartz lode locations on page 40 The Aii'ara
nfarer mine. uatiee Of location h4ed TOR record
March lodi l~al aaI recorded N book 81
plaeer tocafians IN page 20, aud plscer nitne.
notice OF location tsied for record july ttth,
fsa4 AMI recorded IN book IT placer 1aes4ftafi$
an page SOS and Gk3ppeNah placer mine notiye
- location fled for record December 18th, lH9f
aud recorded /. hsek u placer mining locations
IN page ] -. aud water right. location hntice Of
same Hled tor record March 10Th 1881, and
recorded IN book : u IS atsr rights an page @aa
ANA fHtIlSitR location n0tiee nf same UleG Tor
record Iuiy nth. lSa4. and recorded IA book
- mill .ite isastiati> an page SIT Ihs ~ammit
BeSofa quartz Isde mining claim, loeatian notice
W4ad for record July lin 1872 and recorded III
hook Ii af quart 8eese locations eh page III
ait ST the above described property being s3t
mated IN Deer Lodge county state 81 Montana
Dated ihi> 18th day OF January. \. 2, lsis
JonS FtTEFATkICk
sheriff OF beer ledge County State OF Mont
loSsFn DAEf Juder sheriff.
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Lost His Ponpadour.

Missouia Jan. 1S.-Lou Hunt has lost
his pampadour-that cherished erna-
ment that has been the pride of its
owner and the admiration Of the ladies
for 10! these many years To those who
are familiar with the pompadour and
lis owner, the fact that he was willing
To part with ii is much of a surprise
and when he appeared last night With
his foretop plastered down he was hard
~ recognized. But on sober second
thought it was the opinion Of all that
MIR. Hunts appearance is much in-
proved by the change. though improve
ment did not seem to be possible
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CHANGE IN SERVICE.
Regular Train ON the FhiIipsburg Branch
VIII lie Discontinued.

Missoula, Jan 1S.-A change in the
train service on the Phiiipsburg branch
is announced and viii go into effect at
once. The regular train on the branch
will be discontinued and the work viii
be done by the local train between Mis-
soula and Garrison. This train will run
through from this city IT. Garrison going
east and will leave Garrison on the re-
turn trip ahead Of No. /. 1t Will wait
at Drummond for the arrival OF the
westbound flyer and then will run up
To Philipsburg and double back, run
ming through to Missoula the same att
efnoon. The running time on the branch
VIII be shortened 50 that no time VIII
be lost to the Granite county people, ana
they will get their Eastern mail earlier
than at present 1t viii make IT a little
bad for those who wish To come west
from Philinsburg unless they wish 20
reach some point between Missoula ana
Drummond. Through business for the
West will be delayed somewhat.
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QUEER EVENTS.
Court Advised a Man 10 Go on Weeks
Drunk.

Drunk.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
James A. Hill, father Of Philip Hlli,
who was to have been hanged Weunes-
day, was arraigned before Judge Bef-
nard McKenna at central police station
to-day on a charge of drunkenness. 70
liceman James Lowrle found him lying
on Chatham street about an hour after
the execution was appointed TO nave
taken place. He was paralyZed drunk.
Hill. what have you To say for your
self!" asked Judge McKenna.
u was glad that my son WASH
hanged yesterday" said the prisoner.
You had a proper excuse for getting
drunk, remarked the judge, and !
would advise you to go on another foot
to-day again"
I'm not a drinking man. but when
void arrived that my son was not 10 De
hanged ] just went and filled up.
IF / were You | would go on drunk
for whole week.
Thanks, your honor. / will, and Hill
slammed his hat on his head and start
ed at 2:20 gait for the nearest saloon.
All the policemen We're told to let him
lubilate.
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When he was first driven out this win
ter by his owner, he took all of the old
reinsmen by surprise. and had them all
working faster than they had been for
some time.
Hermann Kohn has returned from
business trip to Garnet and Coloma. He
reports the winter as being quiet up
there. but says that there will be lively
times there in the spring. The camps
are now easy Of access, as the several
lines of stage make good connections
and fast time. The Standard reaches
the people at Garnet at noon and MIR.
Kohn says that the paper Is in great
demand.
w. RI. Hahlo of Butte came over from
the Smoky City to-day ON a business
trip.
The Northern Pacific land contest is
still in progress at the local United
states land office.
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AT The Hotels,

The Elorence-W. II. Hahlo, Butte,
Tom Cooney Northern Pacific land de-
partment; Joseph r Carter. F'lathead
agency. Allen Fowler Saltese; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bandmann. ranch; f.. Mos1ey, St.
Louis; I'd T. Murphy. San Francisco:
John Walsh Charles NJ. Summer,
Butte: j. BoWden, Corvallis.
The Rankin--W. T. Adair, Hamilton;
e, A. johnson, Victor: John +. Cowan.
Bonner; G. l.. Franks, j. w. Franks,
Mrs. Slocum Charles Hatch, Stevens
Vile: Frank Nelson and family, Pat
Joyce, Potomac: p c. Hanson and wife,
Spokane; II. A. Penoyer, Hamilton;
Alex Dow, Arlee; A. Singer and wife,
Roman; Frank Maggie, Bonita G. L. Gil
bert Robert Johnson, Potomac; Guy
Fessenden, Bonner.
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GAVE THEM A DRINK.
Nanstone Snioonkeeper, Arrested for
Treating Two Young Girls.

Treating Two Young Girls.
Mssoula, Jan 1S.--Jessie McGilvery,
16-year-old girl. was brought before
Justice of the Peace Landers this
morning charged With incorrigiblitN.
The girl has given frequent trouble to
her mother and To the officers within
the past two years and Will probably
be sent to the reform school. Justice
Landers held her to await the action of
the district court. when the case VIII be
taken up by Judge Woody.
The latest freak Of the girl involves
Ed Nanstone saloon keeper on the
levee. who figured In a similar case a
year ago. In this Justices court this
morning Jessie said that Nanstone had
promised To lend horse and cutter 10
her and girl friend and that they
called at his place for II. He told them
that they could not get ii till evening
and said that If they would come later
they might have II. lie then asked
them II they We're not cold and offered
them a drink. They accepted and he
told them to go around to the side door.
There he gave each IA glass of Wine.
The companion OF Jessie was made sick
by the drink and as soon as she reached
home tainted When she revived she
told her parents the same story that
was related by the MeGilyery girl this
morning. 4 warrant has been issued
for NanStone's arrest.
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ISnnrI nf Irntla.

Missoula Jan. 1S.-There was an in
teresting meeting of the board of trade
executive committee at the Standard
office to-day. An earnest effort Is to he
made to induce every business man in
town to become a member Of that or
ganizatien and make ii one of the
strong commercial organizations IN the
state In the next few months there Will
probably be numerous matters brought
up which will benefit the city to a great
extent and which can be furthered by
the board of trade if il Is the strong
body that il ought to be-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

$50 REWARD FOR INFORMATION
that will enable the conviction of par
ties guilty of tearing down and taking
away any part of the hosting works on
the Union mining claim, north OF wal.
keryilie Mont. Twenty dollars reward
for information that Will enable the
conviction of parties guilty of dumping
refuse on the Eagle lode claim. north or
Walkerville. Mont. Charles {. Rueger
STPERFLUOUS HAIR, WARTS AND
moles removed by electricity. Lessons
given. 343 f. Park Butte.
MRS. LIBBY WILL TEACH DRESS
cutting and fitting for $3.50 at rs ).
Montana. Butte.
ELLIOTT & CO. DEALERS IN HAY,
grain, produce and wood. Corner Front
and Hickory SITS. Anaconda.
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Mssoula, Jan. 1S.--One of the pleas
ATTEST social gatherings of the season
was farewell dinner given tonight by
George and Andrew Beckwith at their
home on Pine street. The dinner was
in honor of Louis Lyon, who is to start
for Alaska next month and the guests
We're young men Of the city who nave
been intimate friends of that gentle
man The dinner was a perfect one i'll
all Of its arrangements and the post
prandial exercises We're thoroughly en-