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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-25
HUMBERT'S SPREAD.

The king and queen of Italy go to church on Christmas MORN
ing a s regularly as they dine Christmas night. Being the strict
est of Roman Catholics their Christmas day = spent in worship
at a long mass. The great feast day I'm Italy is observed at y
o'clock at night with a big Christmas dinner. Here. too. our ma
tonal bird has Travelled. and King Humbert win eat a marvellous
turkey stuffed with chestnuts. with cells a. a side dish. He will
have maccaroni. sconops end tarts Of honey and almonds.
On Christmas day the king sends to the pope an entire Christ
mas Feast which lis holiness may eat or serve &c the servants Of
the vatican. The choicest of wines M drunk o n the royal table
and the dinner is a right royal epicurean one. II presents a start
ling contrast with the Italian peasants Christmas meal
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:fe pronunciamento OF the czar. and
to-day Car Nicholas II. is tronger
in the affections of the people than
any car who has ever ruled the Rus
SLAMS. Peasants daily crowd around
the country home OF Tolstoi and ask
him n IL is true that their ruler Is
going To abolish Siberia and give up
the great soldlery hic in every way
Expresses the peasant. To all OF this
Tolstoi replies hat he is.
No two men could be at present
in greater sympathy with each other
than Tolstoi and the czar. The rumor
was circulated a few months ago that
Tolstoi vas summoned by the holy
synod of Russia to trial for hetero-
doxy. but this was found to be- a mis-
take. 1t vas a cousin of Tolstoi and
not the count himself. While the un-
certainty lasted Tolstoi only said Gear
Nicholas Is my friend. ! fear moth
ing"
"Oniy Twenty-Five"
Tolstoi was born. according To the
almanac. 20 years ago last September.
But according to his own words ne
was born born in 1873. just % years
ago. on the occasion of his conversion.
1t was then hat he retired To the sim
pie country place which had long be-
longed to the Tolstoi family and began
to live the live Of a peasant. He took
his family with him.
Count Tolstol's family at present
consists OF the countess and two
daughters. Tatiana and Marie. TOlstoi
was married in 1862 10 a Jewess. the
daughter Of a Moscow physician. NJ.
Behr. The unite vas a girl Of only
Is. desperately In love with Tolstoi. In
the 20 years since then she has
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-25

Thus spake the Seraph, and forthwith
Appeared a shining throng
OF Angels, praising God on high;
Who thus addressed their song:
"All glory be to God on high,
And to the earth be peace;
Goodwill henceforth from Heaven to men
Begin and never cease"
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GOOD TIDINGS OF GREAT Joy.

While shepherds watched their Iocks by night,
All seated on the ground,
The Angel OF the Lord came down,
And glory shone around.
Fear not" said He-for mighty dread
Had seized their troubled mind
"Giad tidings o. great joy | bring,
To you and all mankind.
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H KAISER'S DINNER.

The German emperor is a marvellous dinner giver. This ruler
understands the art of eating with all nations and his Christ
ma dinners n like his every day Ife-a grand international
mixture.
He has a wonderful kitchen. in which a dinner for 1000
can be prepared as easily a = a dinner for two. The German
royal family on holiday occasions numbers 80. for there are a
great many outlying German cousins who expect to he iu-
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ITO you, in David's town, this day
Is born Of David's line,
The Saviour, who is Christ the Lord,
And this shall be the sign:
1.-The Heavenly Babe you there shall find
To human view displayed,
All meanly wrapped in swathing bands,
And in a manger laid"
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FRANZ JOSEF'S FEAST.

Franz josef, though only a few miles from his German cousins.
eats decidedly different food. Viennese cooking is more delicate
than German. o r is = considered. The goose is roasted brown and
is served with brown potatOees. And then there is a very nice com
pote of pears and rice. Very small round slusages. nudes aud
coffee bread are served a an entree and the dessert consists of a
marvellous pudding in which there m nuts of ali kinds served
with hard sauce. The late empress had a great many private
dishes which are now a part Of the Austrian cookery. She BROUGHT
them from Paris. where hr sister. the Duchess dAlencon. was a
noted epicure.
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In at time. The favOrte picture in the emperor's dlnine
room is that of a German girl picking cabbage from a Christmas
tee and underneath is a beautiful German inscription To the Il
feet that Germany is the garden OF civilization.
The emperor has a Christmas dinner of all nations. consisting
of. among other things. roast beef and turkey. He also has sauer
kraut' sausages and for a great central dish "A goose stuffed with
chestnuts. The dessert consists of cheese cake. baked apples and
sweets. All the children cine at the Christmas dinner table. which
is spread at 9 o'clock.
The herald., 1898-02-15
FOREIGN FLASHES

A severe storm is raging along the coast
of New South Wales. There have been
several wrecks and some fatalities.
A London dispatch from Shanghai says
the relations between China and Germany
are seriously strained over the latter's
fresh demands
A Spanish newspaper announces that
the last two descendants of Christopher
Columbus are now occupants of poor
house at Cadiz.
M. Papillaud. editor of the Paris La
Libre Parole. has challenged M. Jaures,
the Socialist leader. to duel, owing to a
quarrel that has grown out of the Zola
trial.
The Oceanic Steamship company's Mo-
ana has sailed from Sydney for San Fran
cisvo, carrying 800, 900 sovereigns ($1 500, ,OOO)
Nine. Florence Morgan Morghan, the
superintendent of the plague hospital, has
died of bubonic plague at Bombay
An attempt was made Saturday even
ing to kidnap Prince Clarence, formerly
chief of the Mosquito territory, who is now
living at Kingston. Jamaica. as prisoner
of the British government. The attempt
is believed to have been the result of Mic
araguan instigation.
A dispatch to the Daily News from
Odessa says that a secret police inquiry,
undertaken at the instigation of the min
lister of marine, has revealed large and
sensational scandal in connection with the
coaling of the Black sea fleet. The Rus
sian admiralty paid for 700 tons of coal
which was never delivered. The coal con-
tractor, who is a Jew. together with sew
eral naval officers at Sebastopol. one of
them being the senior admiral. has been
arrested
The herald., 1898-02-15
NEW ROUTE TO DAWSON
WHICH sAvEc. SIX WEEKS OF
HARD TRAVEL
A Seattle Firm Asks Secretary Gage
to Permit Landing at Hooper
Bay
Special to The Herald.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I'LL. ]. Spear
& CO. Of Seattle Wash, claim to have
Information of a shorter route to Daw-
son than any other yet discovered The
information to this effect is contained
in n letter to the secretary of the treas
ury from that flrm, requesting permis-
sion to land one of its vessels at the
mouth of tine Kashunak river in Hooper
bay. Spear & Co. say that it will be a
hardship on them te make entry at
St. Michacls, as required by the regula-
tions recently adopted, and they there
fore request waiver of this clause in the
regulations, so that they may put their
small boats together at the mouth Of
the river mentioned and proceed up that
river and the Yukon TO Dawson. The
claim is made in the letter that this route
will bring the traveller to Dawson in from
four to six weeks earlier than by any
other route. AS the secretary of the
treasury has power under the navige-
tion laws to grant the permission asked,
It will probably be given.
The herald., 1898-02-15
BRETHREN IN CHICAGO
NOT ANXIOUS TO FRATERNIZE
WITH DIR. BROWN
The Congregational Association For
mally Drops His Name From the
List of Members

| CHICAGO, Feb. 14.--Rev. C.. o. Brown
was today formally dropped from the
membership If the Chicago Congrega-
tional association. A special meeting
was called for the purpose of taking ac-
ton or his letter of resignation, sent
from San Francisco some time ago, and
also containing request for a special
meeting to hear him. DR.. Browns let
ter admitting his guilt and asking to be
retired was read. Then DR.. Brown, who
was accompanied by his wife, was given
an opportunity to be heard, but was cut
short when he requested that he be al
lowed to withdraw his letter of resigna-
ton. and a committee was appointed to
report on the advisability of accepting
Dr. Browns resignation as a member
of the association.
The committee subsequently reported
in favor of acceptance, and this report
was adopted by vote of 30 ito /.
The debate was continued on the ques-
tion as to whether DR.. Brown should not
also be dismissed from the association
on the grounds of illegal membership.
Dr.. Brown made strong personal ap-
peal for restoration, saying, among 9TH
er things, that the association should
forgive him, as the Lord forgave Peter
after the apostle had denied him. The
Rev. A. j. Adams made the only address
of the session bearing upon the merits of
the case. He said that DIR. Brown was
not being censured for his sins in San
Francisco, but for two years duplicity
Il defended him and was his friend"
he said. land forgive him the deception
he practiced upon me. But he deserves
to be punished. Peter went out and
wept Immediately after he sinned. 1t
took DR.. Brown two years.
The committee presented another res
.olution bearing upon the ecclesiastical
question involved. It was to the effect
that the association regretted that DR..
Brown had been admitted while under,
suspicion by the Bay conference of San
Francisco a coordinate association.
The herald., 1898-02-15
Injected Fruit,

Z WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Cables re-
eived at the State Department from
ambassador White say that the Consul
I Hamburg reports that of the 270o
ackages of fruit arriving by the steam
hip Patria. 81 cases of California Pear
1ain apples were stopped, others being
Omitted freely. OF 14O0 packages re :.
eived by the steamship Pennsylvania.
nd 2200 by the Lain from Bremen up
the 10th inst. only two small lots Of
alifornia Pearmain and Sonoma apples
ave been stopped. although the exam
lation of the 1000 packages has not vet
cen furnished. No'charges have as vet
cen made for the examination. Only
ne more steamer, carrying about 900
ackages. Is due before the close of the
ease
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as other merchandise destined for the
United States may thus be transported "
BACK WITH BULLION

as other merchandise destined for the
United States may thus be transported 3"
BACK WITH BULLION
NEW wHATCOM, Wash, Feb. IA
The steamer Rosalie from Skaguay,
Alaska, put in here today to COAL She
has five Klondikers and large amount
of gold dust aboard. One estimate
places it at $125,0O0. The Rosalie re-
ports that severe storms are prevailing
on the Alaska coast and nine steamers
are anchored at Mary island on the
account of these storms. She brings
no news of the disaster to the steamer
Clara Nevada.
DAWSON'S FOUNDER
STOCKTON, Feb. 14.-John Ladue,
founder of Dawson City, spent Sunday
here with his bride visiting old friends
and left today for Seattle. After short
stay there he will return to New York
and will start for the Klondike in March.
NEW STRIKES REPORTED
TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 14-On De-
cember 18th last rich bench claims were
discovered on a side hill above Ell Do
rado creek, in the Klondike country. The
first three claims were located by DR..
Savage, Benz. Olson and Enoch En-
mons of Tacoma. stampede followed
and may claims were taken up.
News of the new discoveryis contained
in letter from Olson received yesterday
by his wife. 1t was dated December
18th. three days after the first claims
were located. Not far away, and 200
feet higher up on El Dorado creek, still
another bench has been staked out. 1t
Is said that one claim owner there has
opened rich pocket not over ten feet
square. from which he has taken $S0OO
Other stories of rich strikes in the same
section are also reported in letters from
the north.
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+ r r + r. + 1. + r r r + r r 4, 4. 4. 4. 4.
INDEX
TO TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

r. San Francisco sports will put up a .
r $4,000 purse for a finish fight between .
r Corbett and Fitzsmmons.
r The Chicago Congregational asso- .
r. citation formally drops the name of
r DR.. Brown from the list of members.
r Coinage and Cuba insstently press
r for attention in senate and house, but
r. no important action is taken regard
r. ing either.
r The crowd in attendance at the
r lola trial much caimer than usual, .
r but even in case of acquittal. the nov
r elist will not be safe in France.
r. Congressional campaign committees
r meet at Washington; Democrats en-
r dorse the Chicago silver platform and
r the Republicans talk of protection.
r. The civil service commission makes
r. annual report to the president, alleg-
r ing that the law has tended to econo-
r. my and efficiency in public affairs.
r At a meeting of the Spanish cabinet .
+ Senor Louis Polo Barnabe Is chosen
r. to succeed Minister de LONE; in spite .
r. of much excited talk. the stolen let .
r. ter incident Is expected to reach q I
r speedy and satisfactory solution.
r. A Seattle firm writes to Secretary .
r Gage, claiming to have discovered .
r. new route to Dawson, which will save .
r six weeks hard travel; the steamer .
r Clara Nevada burned in Lynn canal .
r and all hands perish; the Oregon driv- .
r. en- back to Astoria by fire in her coal .
r bunkers. .
r In spite of repeated and energetic !
r. assertions that Spanish relations re- .
r main unchanged, Madrid dispatches .
r. assert that Spain is making prepara- 1
r tions for war; yesterdays action in I
r. congress is pointed to as an indication !
r that President Mckinley has already .
r. begun the fulfillment of promises .
r made in his message to intervene in .
r. Cuban affairs unless the war was i
+ promptly brought to a close. :
+ 1. 4. 4. I. + 4. 4 4 4. 4 4 4. 4. 4 :. l. l. l.
The herald., 1898-02-15
CABRERA AND MORALES
Working in Harmony for the Peace of
Guatemala

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l4.-Estrada Ca
brera, the new president of Guatemala,
has officially informed the local colony
of the Central Americans of his success
sion to the presidency of that country.
A dispatch received today by one of his
subjects reads as follows: president
Reyna BarriOs assassinated on the Sth
AS vice president l am now exercising the
functions. 1 have issued decree of gen.
eral amnesty and ordered an election.
(Signed) "ESTRADA CABRERA"
Another dispatch, dated February 13th
received here today. says: 1.-The country
is quiet. News that General Mendizabel
is marching on the capital is false. Ca
brera and Prospero Morales are colleagues.
1t is said that both are acting in harmony
for the peace of the country"
The herald., 1898-02-15
Locmis's Condition Still Serious

A. L. Alfred was to have been tried yes
terday on a charge OF assault with intent
TO murder. and announced that he was
ready for his preliminary examination. 1t
was announced to the court that c. NJ
Loomis. the man assaulted. was not able
to appear in court and the case was con-
tinued one week. Alfred is accused of
stabbing Loomis six times with a pocket
knife during a quarrel over the occupancy
of a stall in Allred's stable by a COW be-
longing to Loomis. The latter is said to be
in a serious condition.
The herald., 1898-02-15
HEIRS WANTED
For a Fortune Left by a Stockton
Hermit

STOCKTON, Feb. H.-Peter Christian
son, an aged farmer and capitalists who
lived like hermit on ranch eight miles
from Stockton. was found dead in his bed
Sunday. He left an estate worth about
tl5O,00O. He has no relatives In this coun-
ry. A sister came out from Denmark
few years ago to keep house for the old
nan. but she died and since then he has
ived alone. He was large stockhoider in
he Farmers Union. the Union Transporta-
ION and one of the local banks
The deceased told friends that when he
lied ne intended to leave the bulk of his
property to found an institution in this
ity Tor the maintenance of destitute old
men put the probability is that he left no
will. His house has been searched nd in
niry made at every pace where such a
ocument might be left
The herald., 1898-02-15
Six Months in Jail

Thomas Graves and Henry Moore. who
were caught almost in the act of robbing
an old man who had paid for their drinks
and had become intoxicated, were before
Justice Morrison yesterday for sentence
They had admitted their guilt and the
watch they had secured from their victim
was found on the person of one of them.
The court in spite of their agreement to
leave the city sentenced them to $50 days
each on thee hahn gang.
The herald., 1898-02-15
A Cool Chinamau.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14.-Chas. Dean,
the Chinese halfbreed who stabbed Yit
Sing, a Chinese girl, to death last might,
pleaded not guilty today and his prelimi-
nary examination was set for Friday
morning. After killing the girl Dean ex-
pended what money he had in a 5O-cent
meal and twelve packages of cigarettes.
Then he surrendered himself.
The herald., 1898-02-15
Angel Coming Home

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb. 14-Re-
gent r. W. Butterfield of the State Univer-
s!ty Of Michigan tonight received letter
from Dr. Jas b. Angel, now ambassador
to Turkey, stating that he would resign and
be home in time to assume his duties as
president of the university this fall.
The herald., 1898-02-15
A Stormy Passage

TACOMA, Wash. Feb 1.-THE steamer
Columbia arrived today from China and
Japan with general cargo. She entered
terrific gales and part of her rail was
washed away and her rudder disabled. The
rudder was repaired after several hours.
The steamer brought general cargo and
eighty five passengers across the Pacific.
The herald., 1898-02-15
College Ball Games

PAI4O ALTO, Cal, Feb. 14.-The second
of the series of class baseball games was
played today between the Sophomores and
the Seniors, and was won by the Sopho-
mores with a score of IL to 2. The last
game of the series will be played this week
between the Sophomores and Freshmen.
The herald., 1898-02-15
Miss willard Ill

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE World says:
Miss Frances E. Willard is i'll at the EN-
pire hotel in this city. She has been suf-
fering from cancer of the stomach for
several years. The inroads of this disease,
combined with bad attack of grippe. have
completely shattered her health.
The herald., 1898-02-15
McFadden's Jap

John McFadden, proprietor of the whole
sale liquor store at 133 East Main street,
while drunk last night, was struck by n
wagon on Second street, between Spring
and Main. He was only slightly injured
and was taken home by friends.
The herald., 1898-02-15
Murphy Censured

ALBANY. Feb. 1.-THE senate tonight,
after long debate concurred in the as
sembly resolution censuring the United
States senator. Murphy, for his vote in ia
vor of the Teller resolution. The vote was
2S to 13.
The herald., 1898-02-15
A Warship Ashore

LONDON, Feb. I4.-Advices from Port
Said report that the British battleship
Victorious. which sailed from Malta
February 11th for China. went ashore out
side the bar while entering the port. -
The herald., 1898-02-15
Americas Godfather

ROME. Feb. IA long continued search
has resulted in the discovery Of the birth
record of Amiergo Vespucci in the church
of San Giovannia, in Florence The date
Is March Is, 1852
The herald., 1898-02-15
Friends Fail Him

PlTTSBURG. Pa. Feb. 1l.-Chris Won
der Abe is still behind the bars in the Allie
enemy county jail his friends in st. Louis
having practically deserted him.
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