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Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received up and
to Wednesday, July 20, 1898, Tor the
erection and completion of A. O. ii.
building. to be erected on the corner of
Commercial avenue and Cedar street,
Anaconda, Montana. Plans and specl'
ications can be seen at the office OF I.
j.. Donohoe, architect, over Kennedy S
drug store. Bids will be received at
1880 sharp on the above date. Each
bid to be accompanied by a certified
check in the sum of five hundred dol
lars C$500), payable to william kelliher,
chairman of building committee. The
committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
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IN A BAD BOX.
N Defaulting Teller Gives United states
senator kenney Dead Away.

49,
Wilmington, Del. July 1S.-The third
day in the trial of United States Senator
kenney of Delaware, charged with aid
ing and abetting the self-confessed de-
~faulting teller of the First National bank
of Dover. William n. Boggs, in defraud-
ing that institution out of over Sl0o,OOo,
opened to-day with further testimony re-
lating to Senator Kenney's individual ac-
count with the bank. During the mo-
ments prior to the opening of court, Sen
ator kenney, pale and apparently nerv-
Gus, assisted his counsel, Senator Gray
and Lieutenant Bird, i'm arranging the
papers OF the defense. William n. Boggs,
the d%efaulting teller. was on the stand for
three hours. during which he told of the
manner i'm which he carried along the
checks of Senator kenney received from
other banks. and credited deposits Tor him
when he had overdrawn his account, and
while Rnggs was a defaulter in large
sums OF money. That he was "A defaulter,
the witness said, was known to the SEN
ator. and when asked why he carried the
defendants checks along for weeks with
out charging them, he said II was be
cause we were all I'm the hole together
During nearly all the period in which
the witness defalcations took place, he
said. Senator Kenney was cognizant OF
the fact. As to his custom in dealing with
| Senator kenney's checks. he said II the
| account was not good for them he would
pay them out of the funds of the bank
by carving the check as a cash item from
day to day, or withholding the deposit slip
of another depositor. He said Senator
Kenney first knew of his dedication in
October. 1898. when he was short about
S25. 900 or $4,000.
He felt Kenney was the mar To onndt
i'm. their relations were so intimate To dc
this. the witness invested funds I'm Bay
state gas stock. building operations IN
Philadelphia and a farm i'm Delaware
Kenney, the witness said, dealt in Bay
State gas at the same time with him. an'
they often discussed the probabilities a
making money. Witness said that II
January, 1897. Senator Kenney expressed
the hope that money enough would b
made to get them both out of the hole.
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BRINGING BACK THE WOUNDED.
some of the scenes Very Pitiabie, but
Others Arouse Cheers.

Newport News, Va, July l3.-The
transport City of Washington arrived
at Fortress Monroe to-day from SaE-
tiago de Cuba, having on board ~
wounded officers and 200 wounded AMI
sick ~privates who fought under Gen.
eral Shafter around Santiago. Most OF
the men belonged to the list New fors,
though some of them are rough riders.
while a few are from the 9th Massd-
chusetts and 33d and 34th Michigan
regiments. Before any of the wounded
soldiers We're brought ashore the SHIPS
were thoroughly inspected by quaran-
tine officers. The officers were first car
ried on filters from the vessel TO he
dock in the presence of several thou-
sand people. but the prlvates were not
transferred until late in the Afternoon.
Some of the scenes were heartrendlng
while others aroused enthusiasm ana
cheers, mingled with sobs. When a
trooper, a negro who had received nine
Mauser bullets in his body, WAS
brought ashore IN a s~tretcher, borne
by -four white men, the ramparts or
Fort Monroe resounded with cheers
sent up by soldiers and citizens. Those
soldiers who were seriously wounded
were taken to the post hospital and the
others were placed in hospital tents.
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NO ARRANGEMENTS MADE.
Kennsy PheIan's Funeral viii Not he set
Till His Brother Arrives.

Keun.y PheIan's Funeral VIII Not BE Set
Till His Brother Arrives.
No arrangements have been made yet
for the funeral of Kenney Phelan. His
brother. Rev. J. Phelan, was heard
from by wire several times yesterday.
First of all he decided to let the funeral
take place here. but last evening he
telegraphed To hold the remains until
the dead mans brother. Thomas, ar
rives from Gold Hill. New.
Coroner H~ardenbrook was in doubt
Yesterday whether 10 hold an inquest
over the remains or not, and viii not
decide the matter definitely until this
morning. If an inquest would result
in bringing To light what was the cause
of the epidemic in Carroll il would be
a good thing. but there is some doubt
whether il would do this OF not.
Yesterday on all sides could be heard
expressions OF regret over the death OF
Mr.. Phelan. He was verv highly cs-
tremed and many stories We're told OF
his spotless integrity and ability. He Is
said To have been a very scholarly man
and a great reader.
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There were "A few payday disturbers
up before Judge Fitzgerald in the police
court yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as BraCkin engaged in a drunken row.
on East Third street Tuesday night,
and were both arrested by the police.
Mrs. Brackin was so badly beaten that
il was considered advisable to remove
her To the hospital, which vas done. A
sad feature Of this case is that the aged
couple ave two groNn-up sons. who
are both most respectable young men,
and this police court notoriety nearly
breaks their hearts. They have the
sympathy Of every one who knows
them.
Pat Rooney. a chronic drunk, was In
court again. He was picked up In the
alley in the rear OF the Free Silver sa-
loon. Judge Fitzgerald assessed him
$40 and costs.
Ell Nashie was also run in for dis
turbance, and his case is awaiting
further investigation. .
Dan sullivan is occupying a cell al
by himself. Mr.. Sullivan is seems
things he would never see In Ireland
viz. snake
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MANILA'S OM%BARDMENT.
The spanish Authorities Too Obstinate to
Surrender.

London, July 1.-THE special corre-
spondent of the Times at Cavite writes
as follows under date of JULY 10, via
Hong Kong:
The condition of Manila is said 20
be terrible. 1t is hoped that the town
will surrender without necesitating a
bombardment. but the Spanish author
tiles are obstinate and a capitulation
is not likely. The whole American ex-
pedition is expected here by July so.
Admiral Dewey. who attitude has been
particularly humane and lenient, has
now declared a complete blockade
Yesterday he sent away the British
steamer Esmeralda, which wished &c
take passengers for Hong Hong. The
conduct of the Germans still causes
grave suspicion
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BECAME ~OVERHEATEO.
Marco Petritz Died Yesterday Evening In
1T. AIMS Hospital.

Marco Petritz was overcome by the
heat in the smelters yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock. He was taken as
quickly as possible to st. INNS hospl-
tai, but never recovered, and died there
anout 8 o'clock last evening. Mr.. Pc
tritz was an Austrian by birth and was
very highly thought of by those who
knew him He had not been worklng
for the past two or three months untii
Yesterday morning. owing to not hav-
ing worked for some time he was soft
and could not stand the heat and 10
make matters worse drank very freely
Of cold water. He was 81 years OF age
and leaves a wife and family, who re-
side at SOB East Third street. No ar
rangements have been made yet for the
funeral.
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Gunther's candies at L. A. Kings
Very Pretty wedding.

One Of the prettiest weddings Of he
summer occurred Tuesday evening at
the Mcdowell home on Cherry street,
when Edward O'Bannon and Miss Min
ME Mcdowell were united In marriage,
Rev. ]. II. McJunkin of the Presby-
terrain church officiating. The parlors
were tastefully decorated with flowers.
carnations predominating, and though
only immediate relatives and close per
sonal friends of the contracting parties
were present. a goodly company graced
the occasion.
The performed und a
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Kingston shippers Incensed.

London. July ia dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Kingston says: Lob
cal shippers are incensed at the Amer
lean seizure of British vessels for south
Cuban ports with provisions, as all
these vessels carried letters declaring
that on the date of their departure
from jamaican ports no official init
nation of a blockade had been re-
ceived. Some imperial action is ex-
pected in the premises
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Oakland, Cal. July 13.-2:17 trot-our
Jack won. Silver Ring second. Our Lucky
third: best time. 2:l5Ig. Special for named
pacers-Plunkett won. Hijo del Dlabio
second. Delphi third: time, 2:lsA. PAGERS
without records-Resort won, Lady Mar
garet second. Harry Ramson third best
time, 2:iI. Special for named horses
Melvar won. Winella second, Piletta Nun
ger third; time, 2.25ie.
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to the scenes presented when Smarter 5
expedition sailed for Cuba. There are
now 10 vessels in port being loaded
with great r%apidity. These vessels are
the I~roquois, Cherokee. Mohawk, Wan
derer. saltwater, Mississippi. Morgan.
Gussie. Miller and Whitney. AT =
o'clock this afternoon the transport
Neuch sailed for Santiago, carrying
three troops of cavalry: Battery B,
heavy artillery, and engineering corps
aud a number of Red Cross nurses.
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Another Explosion.

Santa Cruz. Cal. July 13.-By an explo-
sion at the powder works to-day. Carlyle
Ross received injuries which will prob
ably prove fatal. lie was mixing pwoder
when the explosion occurred. Two other
emploves were thrown some distance. but
were not injured. The damage to the
building is slight. The explosion is attrih-
uted TO the contact Of the scoop used in
mixing the powder with steel nails in the
box where the explosion occurred.
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Clark l. watson's chief of staff.

Washington July 13.-Captain Charles e.
Clark. commanding the battleship Ore
gon. has been appointed chief OF stan OF
Commodore Watson, commanding the
eastern squadron. under orders to proceed
to European water and harass the coast
of Spain and TO pursue and destroy the
Spanish fleet in of Admiral Ca
mara. Captain Clark will retain command
Of the Oregon while serving as chief oil
staff.
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Santiago de Cuba.

The streets, harbor and MORO Castle
are fully pictured in The Standards
war premium. The American Navy"
1t win pay you to subscribe for the
daily for a period in order 10 obtain
the work. The daily for six months for
Sc, including the book, or the daily one
year for so, with the book free.
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EnneraI of CAPTAIN Gridlcy.

Erie. Pa. July 13.-The funeral services
over the ashes of the late Captain Charles
V. Gridley were held this afternoon, the
urn that contained the remains being
placed i'm Lakeside cemetery. The cere-
monies were concluded just at sunset.
Business was suspended i'm the city dur
ing the funeral services, and the cortege
was moro than a mile I'm length. Fully
Z 600 people Witnessed the interment.
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Bought the Arizona.

Washington. July l2-Assistant secre-
tary Meiklejohn to-day announced that
the war department had secured by pur-
chase the Northern Pacific Steamship
company's steamer Arizona. She Is a
vessel of over $500 tons and is to be de-
voted TO transport purposes on the Pa
cine coast.
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Waiting for Dispatches.

Washington. July R.-Secretary Alser
and Secretary Wilson remained az
the white house tonight until nearly Il
o'clock waiting for dispatches from the
front. but none We're received. Early IN
the evening Secretary Bliss was also at
the white house. The situation as al
fected by the outbreak OF yellow fever
was discussed at some length.
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Race Train to Butte.

During the races at Butte. July 2 to
Angus 6, inclusive, the b., A. q p. Ry.
Co. will make an excursion rate, daily
except Sunday, good only on train leaV-
ing Anaconda at 1880 y. m. and return
ing, leaving Butte at $40 p. m.
Round trip rate. 800. Round trip
rate. including admission to the race
track, 81. SO.
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there, conveyed by two g~unboats. 1he
prefect Of woochow reports the imperial
losses at 1900 killed and adds that unless
he is reinforced before Friday he VIII be
forced to surrender. Ii is reported tnat
the French minister has Informed the
government at Picking that France may
be obliged to interfere by force OF arms,
owing to the menace to French CONNER
cial interests in the southern provinces.
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The Ladies' Friend.

Dr. Deyile,s French Tansy Tablets, safe
and sure. These tablets are compounded from
the receipt of one of the most celebrated FRENCH
physicians, who used them in his practioe LOT
many years with unfsiling success In the treat
ment Of painful and suppressed menstruation,
no matter what the cause, and can be DEPENDED
upon to give relief in all eases. $Z.oo per poA
by mail. Address Standard Drug Co.. Anaconda.
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To Seize "a Customs House.

Caracas. Venezuela. July 13.-The ltai-
ian squadron left Laguayra on MONDAY
for ~Carthagena, Colombia, i'm order to
seize the custom house there for the non-
execution of the Coretui claim.
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To RniId a Railroad There.

New York. July 13.-The firm of ID. Van
ken & Co. has been awarded a contract
TO build docks and a short railroad st
Santiago de Cuba to facilitate the move
ment of American troops.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
mocks at Greig's.

Hammocks at the Bee Hive.
Bicycles repaired at Carrolfs.
y~erberkmoes, optical specialist.
sisson's Business College. Durston blk.
Furniture stored. Mahoney & Smith.
only genuine porter. Days saloons.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. Csc.
window glass. colored and plate, at
wright's.
: George s. Miller went to Deer Lodge
Yesterday afternoon.
Fresh cut flowers. funeral and we'd
ding designs, at Greigs.
Rorn. July IL, to the wife of John
Maggie. SIS Chestnut street, a daughter.
There was a large attendance of Ana
conda people at the races yesterday
afternoon.
The men who were taken sick at
Carroll were all thought to be improving
yesterday.
Rorn. Yesterday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Walkup of 719 East seventh
street. a son.
For Remittance hall in standard
building. first and third Saturdays APP
ply at office.
Deputy Sheriff Hardenbrook went TO
Deer Lodge yesterday afternoon on
official business.
81 Donovan of walkerville passed
through Anaconda yesterday on ms
way to examine some mines near
Georgetown.
proacbinp this evening at s n. m. in
the swedish language by Rev. j. ;.
Cederberg in the scandinavian church'
AL are welcome.
Splendid opportunity to get thorough
bred Holstein cattle at auction SAFE
July is at / o'clock p. m. at :
stable.
The ladies of the Baptist church Will
serve ice cream, cake and straw
herries in the Durston building, Thurs
day, Friday and saturday AFTERNOON
and evenings. Price % cents. Conc
and helm us. as we want to pay for a
church carpet.
Mrs. John Hill, a widow, died at th'
I residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Martlf
A. Brown. I'm the rear of us West Parf
7 avenue. Mrs. Hill died of old age ne
ing 92 years old. The funeral will taxi
Dldft llblh III
this afternoon.
AT the Montana-Joseph f. Newman
l.. Il. Sigshee, New York; i. j. shan
non, Hamilton; +. H.. Greenwood. 81
! Louis: q. w. Buck. San Francisco
J. Il. Dawson, Butte; Harry CAM
Kansas city; G. IL. 1ngersoll. Cleve
J land. Ohio; Il. |. Billiard, Omaha; J. T.
} Davis. Butte; w. J.. Bowers, st. Paul
w. w. Innie. San Francisco; IA. f
Bryant. Illinois, ]. V. FRASER. DaVen
l port. Iowa; 5. Mcpherson, Grea
Z Falls.
!, ]. f.. DuIin. father of Thomas ant
Robert, known citizens of ma
conda, is visiting his sons here. MI
; Dulin comes from Liberty, Mo. and h
: is a Southern gentleman of the oil
school. He Is very favorably impresse'
with the Copper City. He said yester
70 day for so young "A town II was won
q derful. and that he reckoned 1t wa
. larger than Liberty, although the latte
was so years of age. Mr.. Dulin is
o most charming old gentleman and prom
ises to give a good account of Montan
when he goes home.
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More Delay.

Charleston. S. C.. July 13.-For some
reason. known only to the military au-
thorities. the third expedition to cupa
from this city failed to get off to-day.
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France Nav Interfere I'm China.

Canton. July Loving to the deteat
Of the imperial troops near NoochoN,
LO00 picked braves have been dispatched
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Tampa. July 13.-Port Tampa begins
again 10 assume a similar appearance
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CordiaIs and all summer drinks at Ia
Deyine's, Third and Alder.
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Rooms % and so cents a night. Grand
Central, Front street.
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Anaconda steam Laundry. sS e. Park.
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Fresh cut flowers. funeral and wed
ding designs. at Greig's.
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william L. Hoge, NJ. B. Bro~nlee, II. G.
Chambers. Marcus DAILY, +. b.
Sergeant, w. NJ. Thornton.
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. George s. Miller went to Deer Lodge
Yesterday afternoon.
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sisson's Business College, Durston bill
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window glass. colored and plate, at
Wright's.
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Only genuine porter. Days saloons
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Hammocks at the Bee Hive.
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Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. 25
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cycles repaired at CARROTS.
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Furniture stored. Mahoney & Smith
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Born. July IL, to the wife of Jot
Magic SIS Chestnut street, a u
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tcrpreted by NJ. Thebeaut with rapidity,
so that the earnestness of the Ambassa-
doris expression lost little by this in
direct method of communication. The
President spoke with equal frankness,
and in the lengthy discussion there was
scarcely point i'll the whoie
range of the war which was
not met and freely considered
What the modification is that has been
agreed upon can be only conJectured, but
there is reason to believe that 1t re-
lates either to the time when actual
hostilities. will he suspended, or else to
the extent of our interest i'll the Phil
ippines leaving unchanged the condition
that Spain shall withdraw from Cuba
and Porto Rico. grant the United States
coaling station in the Pacific, and make
important concessions in the Philippines.
1t is now for the Madrid Government
to give final approval to what was par
TALLY accomplished to-day. 1t is even
possible that this approval may come
very speedily, within day or two. fol
there is no need of extended conferences
or correspondence. All that was accom-
plished to-day, when Nj. Cambon acted
as plenipotentiary. From the fact that
he acted under instructions the prospect
would seem to be hopeful for SPANS
ratifying what has been done. But. 1T
is for Spain herself to determine between
the issue of peace or war as now pre-
Sentpd
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THE CABINETS ANSWER TO
THE OVERTURE OF SPAIN
1t Was Placed the Hands NJ Cambon Yesterday Afternoon
The Madrid Authorities Will Probably Receive It
Some Time To-Day.

the conference, and transmitting the same
TO Madrid. The Ambassador was smil-
ing and apparently well pleased with the
result of the conference. All the staff
of the Embassy were engaged on the
cipher work as it was IL long and intri-
cate process. Allowing for the difference
of time between Washington and Madrid
the terms could not reach the Spanish
capital before midnight tonight, and
would not get before the Spanish Min
istry before tomorrow.
There was little news of interest from
the field of war today. An agreeable
item was the announcement that the
wreckers had practically succeeded in
their efforts to save the Spanish cruiser
Infanta Maria Teresa. Lieutenant Hob
son has already started for his home in
Alabama and will sail in a day or two
from Tampa directly for Santiago to
ende1vor to raise the Colon.
General Miles made no report today.
but as cable instruments have been sent
to him from st. Thomas. it is presumed
he will make more frequent reports by
direct cable in the course of Il day or so.
The Secretary of the Navy has com
menced to retire from active service
such vessels of the auxiliary navy as can
be spared, in order to save expenses. A
beginning was made today when the In
quirer was ordered out of commission.
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TO MOVE TROOPS FROM TAMPA.
Shafter Sends Four Vessels -Coppinger
May Leave at His Pleasure

Shafter Sends Four Vessels -Coppinger
May Leave ut His Pleasure
Washington, ID. c.. July 30.-Adiutant
General Corbn has received II telegram
from General Shafter ut Santiago, dated
July %, as follows:
THE Seguranca, Knickerbocker, Sara
toga and Iroquois leave here tomorrow
night Tonight for Tampa. The Miami
and Mattcwan have only forage on
board. They will be unloadcd next.
They have been retained until near the
last Oh account of their condensng, 49,
COO gallons of water each per day, with
out which the fleet could not have got
ten along"
General Corbin transmitted Il copy of
this telegram to General Coppinger.
commanding the troops ut Tampa You
should have troops i'll readiness" he
says, 80 embark for Porto Rico on
their arrival. The Secretary of War
directs me to say that he has no OBJ
lection to your going to Porto Rico
with any part of your command when
You may desire, but on leaving you will
notify this office and the next officer in
rank to yourself who will succeed you in
command