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The Portland daily press., 1898-05-19
A YELLOW JOURNALIST PUNISHED

Washington, May 1s.-The news bulle.
tin Issued by the navy department today
contained the following items: An order
has bean issued by the department forbid
ding the presence of Sylvester Scovil. a
newspaper correspondent, aboard vessels
OF the navy or at any naval station Oh &C.
count Of his conduct in slowing himself
away on board Of the tug Uncas on the
recent visit of that vessel to Havana, he
having been refused permission to go as
passenger.
Negotiations are in progress for the ex.
change of Thrall and Jones, newspaper
correspondents for Col Cortijo and Mill
tary Surgeon Julian, now prisoners OF
war in the United States.
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Persons wishing 20 leave town for long or
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Aanstsements and AUCTION Sales, $500 per
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Reading Notices in nonpareil type and classed
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ibid PRESS.
THURSDAY. MAY 10.

II the call for the Democratic State con-
vention follows the lines laid down by the
Democratic State committee it will be
addressed to all Bryanites and Soreheads,
and they will be requested to meet at
Bangor on June Both to nominate can
didate for governor to be supported at the
polls in September. OF course it is a
foregone conclusion that the candidate
of this delectable aggregation will be the
Hon. Melvin P. Frank of this city.
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DEERING.

Late yesterday afternoon, Marvin, the
two-year.old son of William S. and Arts
Hanson, residing on Glenwood avenue,
Woodfords, died from the effects of con
vulslons. The child was taken with
vomiting spells Tuesday night and Wed
nesday morning, and doctor was called
The doctor pronounced the child as ap-
parently free from danger. d uring the
afternoon the child was seized with con-
WILSON'S and died before medical aid
could be summoned.
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1t is becoming more apparent daily that
the insurgent army in Cuba has been
greatly overestimated in numbers and
efficiency and that we shall really get
little help in our invasion Of the island.
Not long sgo the belief was quite general
that the insurgents had an army big
enough when properly equipped to seri-
ously threaten the Spanish forces, and
the government was even proposing to
The Portland daily press., 1898-05-19

The -Spaniards have captured one
American merchant vessel since the war
began, the bark Saranac. Not knowing
that war existed she sailed into the Span
ish port of Iloilo in the Philippines and
was seized. But now even this prize is to
be wrested from Spain, for Dewey's feet
Is about to seize Iloilo. where the bark is
lying.
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some newspaper writer. The ex-secrstary
strongly approves the energy OF al ae-
partments of the government IN Coping
with the present war emergency anu
deprecates the loose gossip and CRITICISM
which seeks to force aggressive lnove-
sideration which the momentous character
Of the movements require
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NORTH YARMOUTH.

The Republicans Of North Yarmouth are ~
Town on Monday, May Is, 1898, at o'clo K H.
m: ~ for the purpose OF choosing two dele
gates to attend the Republican County Conyen-
~ TO choose two delegates % attend the he
publican State Convention to be holden at
Augusta June rs, 1898.
Per order, TOWN COMMITTEES.
may1Sd5t
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

The Republicans of South Portland are re-
ouesfed to meet IN caucus at the Town House
On Friday. NAV goth, at s o'clock p m, 10
choose eight delegates to the County Conve!-
Per order. South Portland Town Committee
may17dat q N. TREFETHEN, Chairman.
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ACTING NAVAL SURGEON.

Bar Harbor, May lS.-Dr. Il. D.
Averlll, recently appointed to the navy as
acting surgeon was today ordered to duty
on the U. S. S. Lancaster
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught GOLD,
which settled on her lungs; she was
treated for month by her family physi-
clan, but grew worse. He told her she
was hopeless victim of consumption and
that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption; she bought a
bottle and to her delight found herself
its use, and after taking six BOTTLES,
found herself sound and we'll, now does
her own homework and is as well as she
ever was. Free trial bottles of this Great
Discovery at Ii. P. S. Goold' Drug Store,
large bottles so cents and 81 90
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BuckIen's Arnica saIve.

HE LEST SALVE in the world for
Rheam, Fever Sores letter, Ghapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refun ded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by II. P.
S. Goold, 677 Congress ST.. under Con-
grses Square Hotel
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The Worcester Polytechnic Institute
WORCESTER, n

T. G. MENDENHALT. President.
Courses of study in Mechanical Civil and
Electrical Engineering, Chemistry and General
Science New and extensive laboratories in
Engineering Electricity, Physics and Chemis-
try. Special facilities in Steam and Hydraulics
I94-page Catalogue, showing positions filed
by graduateS. mailed free: Address j. X.
Ma RSH Al SE;egistrs' observation-disclosures
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CAUCUSES.
CUMBERLAND.

The Republicans of Cumberland are re
quested to meet at the Town House SATURDAY,
May 21st, 1898, at 8 o'clock p. m, t. choose
ton TO be holdef at Portland June Is h, 1898.
Per order, Cumberland Town Committee,
mayi7dbt E. B. OSGOOD, Secy.
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SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.

Having consolidated with the Portland
Safe Deposit Company. the Portland
Trust Company now offers it's patrons
and the public unequaled facilities for
storage of bonds, stocks, valuable papers
and silver ware.
The security offered is the best in
Maine, and the location is tho most CEN
trail and convenient in Portland.
The utmost privacy is afforded by sep
arate entrances from the street, while
the arrangement of offices of the CONSOLE
dated company is such that all financial
business can be transacted under the
same roof
mar31 diff
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Uncle Sam sam, is using gun-powder. For
every KIND OF cleaning about the
house, use
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room and cut or the gas at the floor
alv Of the main.
Throughout the.lower central portion
OF the old capitol building. doors. win
lows and fittings I'm committee rooms
and other apartments are badly dam
aged. Just north of the crypt an arch
wa almost over the meter room was
blown out and great masses of mason
ry. torn from the floor. were hurled to
the ceiling with such force as to burst
the stone n plaster of the walls
above. Ponderous fiagstones were
wrenched from their resting places and
throughout the corridors. and frescoing
on the ceiling and walls OF the corri-
doris was utterly ruined. No damage
was lone to the main foundations Of
the building. as these are of solid mas
onry. deeply Embedded and 25 feet four
inches thick.
The electric lighting apparatus. In
GLIDING dynamos. boilers and wiring,
was not damaged. In order to let the
firemen work without peril from live
wires. Electrician GLEN cut of the
current from all wires except one cir
cult. which lighted the lower western
part of the building. Within 30 feet
of the scene of the explosion a solitary
-incandescent lamp marked h exact
center OF the capitol structure. and,
hanging directly over the bier in which
It was proposed to lay the remains OF
George washington. burned brightly.
Among the losses which will be most
sincerely regretted are those OF busts
of Chief Justice Marshall n other
distinguished members of the supreme
court, which were arranged on small
pedestals about the supreme court
chamber. In the smoke and ruin which
followed the explosion. these rare works
of art were either damaged or wholly
destroyed and with their destruction
the country has suffered al irreparable
loss. Many of them have been trea-
sured as exhibits in the supreme court
chamber for half a century.
The capitol building has been dam
aged a number of times before by fire.
but IL Is believed to-night's fire Will
prove to be the most destructive in
.he history OF the building. On two oc-
casions prior to this. fires have been
started by explosions OF gas. Seventeen
years ago a large amount Of damage
was done TO the same part of the build
ing by an explosion OF this kind. and
in 1876 there was an explosion OF gas
hat killed two men and came near
killing another.
No intelligent estimate of the money
loss by the explosion n fire yet can
be made. In the opinion of the capitol
officials and mechanics who examined
the structure tonight, the loss will
reach probably 5000 900 to the building.
The loss on the library and records. as
stated above. can hardly be estimated
in dollars and cents. A million dollars
could not replace them. because many
OF them have no duplicates in existence.
Arrangements were completed to-
night by Librarian Clark Of the SUI
preme court and Col. Richard Bright.
sergeant-at-arms Of the senate. by
which the sittings of the supreme court
will not be interrupted. The court will
onvene tomorrow in the room of the
senate committee on District of Column
bia, one of the most spacious rooms in
the capitol. How long the sessions of
the court will be held there will be
determined by h justices them
selves.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES,
Butte is full of democrats.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros.

AsAC
Fred orion. piano tuner. l07 e. Bdwy.
Nj. v. b. Green of Helena is in the
city.
s. X. Mcdowell is over from Hell
Z. w. Merritt is in from the Roches-
ter mines.
Charles Howard is in the city from
Red Lodge.
N. McGifin came up from Sand Cou-
lee yesterday.
A son was born Nov. 6 to the wife of
GeorSelM. Bell.
Mrls aud Mrs. Ball OF Bannack are
visiting In this city.
L. Taylor came last night from the
Boulder Hot Springs.
Miss Eta Reede of Deer Lodge spent
Sunday with friends in the city,
DR.. Norcross makes no charge for ex-
aiming the eye or fitting glasses.
Zapato In Spanish for shoes. Zapatos
that will At your feet for SO. Boucher.
Many new students at Butte Business
Colle4f Demand for competent office
Storm coats and listers now in sea-
son. Call and see the ones we sell for
$40. Boucher.
O. NJ. Holmes. populist candidate for
clerk of the supreme court, of Great
Falls. is In the city.
The game between the Butte Bust
ness college and Anaconda teams SAT-
urday resulted % to 5 in favor of Ana
conda. 8
James III. Campbell. aged so years,
died yesterday at his residence on West
Quartz street. No arrangements have
been made for the funeral as yet.
The funeral of Joseph Brescoe, who
committed suicide at Anaconda, was
held yesterday afternoon under the
auspices of the Transfers union.
The body of Eugene F. Lane was
shipped to st. Paul over the Great
Northern last night. The body was ac-
companied by his wife and two sons.
T. j. Walsh arrived from Helena last
night and viii be heard on the issues
of the day at the Auditorium this even
Ing. The Hon. A. ]. Campbell and Mar
tin Maginnis will also speak.
Rody Hays. brother of Dennis Hays,
who died a few days ago, came to
Butte from Anaconda yesterday to take
charge of the body. The funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
T. J.. Mckenzie. the moving spirit
In the Copper City Commercial COM
pany's grocery store In Anaconda,
spent yesterday with his millions of
friends In this city. Mac is not out
for office. but he is one of the best
sin~gle-handed democratic curbstone
orators that ever came across the high
line.
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HEALING The SICK.
Interesting sermon by the Rev. Father
sheehy.

An Interesting sermon By the Rev. Father
sheehy.
Rev.. Father Sheehy. who has delight
ed many n Montana audience by his IL
Illustrated lectures of the scenes n
times of Ireland. preached IN instruct
ing sermon In the Catholic church yes
terday morning. The reverend gentle
man stepped out OF the customary
groove of the ordinary Sunday morning
sermon and spoke or the broad theme
of healing the sick and assisting the
poor and praying for souls of the de-
parted. II was the occasion Of All
Souls day, n the lecturer dwelt at
length on the great importance OF
studying the conditions OF man in gen
eral and administering to his spiritual
welfare. All Souls day occurs on the
End Of November and was first insti-
tuted In the Monastery of Clugny in 993.
II has come to be an important festival
OF the Roman Catholic church. Its OBJ
ject Is to alleviate sufferings of the de-
parted souls by prayer n ~almsgiving.
Father Sheehy spoke OF the incalcula-
BILE comfort to be derived from assist
ing your fellow-man In all emergencies.
He Impressed his hearers with his elo-
quence and the sermon was highly en-
joyed. The father has acquired much
fame throughout the Northwest. where
ne mas given n scIlts ol itttuItS. NV
proceeds OF which are to be used In the
building OF a church at the home OF
Father Sheehy in Ireland. He will lee
ture again In this city next Wednes-
day. after which he will extend his tour
through the Western states and lecture
next week In San Francisco.
Father Sheehy Is a student OF political
economy and takes great interest In the
leading question of the day. This Is
Inherent In him. as his first lessons In
boyhood related to the political ques-
tions which have been the problem In
Ireland for ages. The gentleman is
much interested In the political situa-
ton In this country. and while he does
not presume to commit himself to a
policy. II In noted In conversation with
him that he views the silver question
very much from the standpoint OF a
Montana silver democrat. He does say.
however. that the question OF free coin
age Is indeed the paramount Issue in
this state and this fact. he urges. can
not be ~controverted. He Is a very en-
tertaining conversationalist on any sub
ject. particularly or that which In up
permost in the minds Of his country
men.
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SAW the EMPEROR.
He Made q speech and Appeared to Re In
Good Health.

Pekin. Nov. s-Yano Funio. the Japan
csc minister to China. had an audience
with the empress dowager and the en-
peror to-day for the purpose of %announc-
ing the decorations conferred upon them
by the mikado. The empress dowsger was
seated one step above the emperor. She
made the usual complimentary speech.
after which the emperor read a speech
couched In similar terms. His majesty
seemed in good health
Yesterday the foreign ENJOYS decided to
make a strong demand upon the govern
ment for the remova of General kang
Suy's troops outside the province of Pc
Che-L before Nov. Is. Unless this de-
mand is granted they threaten themselves
to assume the protection of railway COM
munication Pekin and the coast.
Hsu Ching. formerly Chinese ambassa-
dor 10 Russia and Germany. has been APP
pointed a member Of the tsung II yamen.
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Look out for eleventh-hour
cock and bull stories and sensa-
tionaI campaign lies. Pay no at
tention to them. Vote the demo-
cratic ticket, and vote II straight.

The remains of Mrs. A. ID. Schmidt
arrived In Butte last night from San
Francisco. The funeral will take place
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. from
the family residence In walkerville.
No. 81 West Daily street. Friends and
acquaintance are invited TO attend.
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The sacque Returned.

The sealskin sacque which vas sup
posed to have been stolen at the j. X.
Clark reception Wednesday night has
been returned. 1t seems that some
lady put on the wrong sacque by mis-
take, leaving her own. After seeing
the item in the paper, she looked mt the
was not her own. She returned II and
obtained her own sacque at Mrs.
Clark's.
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Sailed for Manila.

San Francisco. Gov 6.-The transport
City of Puebla sailed for Manila with the
remaining Tennessee battalion. the last
Of the California heavy artillery. the Ne
vada troop Of cavalry and a small detach-
ment Of recruits for the I'D infantry. One
woman. the wife of Assistant Surgeon q.
w. Daywalt. was given permission to sail
on the vessel with her husband.
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Washington. Nov. a. A dispatch from
General Brooke from San Juan announces
the death of Sister Mary Larkin, contract
nurse, OF typhoid fever.
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This sale will be the biggest in our
history-ss.5o Silks for esc; $50 quail
ties for soc. We mention a few. hun
dreds OF others: both windows full of
them. Come early Monday.
$1.00 quality Satins. 75c quality Surah
silks .............. .................
An ono prtcs. sse yard
Crepes. evening shades: Figured
Crepes. evening shades. value $50 a
YARD ................. ................
This ssie soc yard
Morning Special
About 200 Remnants Silks varying in
length from I yard to 4 yards. aiu
15c to $2-Monday morning only
Choice. ~ s-.c yard
Colored Moire veiours. value $3.50:
Evening Brocades, value 81 so: Faille
and Bengalines. value N.75; short
lengths imported French Taffetas.
$i.xo value
An one price. this sale 7sc ysrd
s~quality White Brocades for evening
uress ..............
Choices sse yard
Plain Taffeta silks. stripes. checks and
brocades. value S...... ..............
Choice ose yard
New Roman Effects, New Ombre styles.
Neat Checks. Novelty Plaids. all val
ue $1.25 to $1.5o.
One price. this sale soc yard
The greatest value yet, Satin stripe
plaids. value 81; Ombre stripes. value
s2.25; Evening Effects. value $3.50;
Stripe Tanetas. value 81. rs; Neat Dots
and Checks. value 81; oma Stripes.
Naiue "
All one price. csc yard
SOC a yard for 24-inch Black SILK
Taffeta. Compare with 81 qualities
elsewhere.
ssc a yard for Black Satin Duchesse.
value 81.
Some Corset Talk
Some Corset Makers boast OF the
small percentage OF imperfect Corsets
they turn out OF their factory, but
whoever heard OF a second" or imper-
feet Her MaJesty's'' Corset?
Her Majesty's" Corsets are never
seconds" Every Corset PRODUCT Is
so carefully made by w%ell-paid opera
tives. under the watchful eyes Of
skilled designers and modelers. that
such a thing as a second cannot come
out Of n work room. Every Corset
In made up TO Her M~ajesty's" stan
dard-the highest in the world.
We Are Sole Agents for Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07

Blue chinchilla REFER for boys. big
storm collar. S. value, now SO, at Gan
& klein's.
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Given away free. Call at DIR. Dodd's
optical parlors for one of his celebrated
eye glass cleaners this week only. Of
flee I and s Owsley block.
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DIR. w. II. Haviland. Baltimore block.
II West Park. Telephone 519.
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rs cents mems unlaundered white
shirts. now 37h cents. at Cans n
klein'e.
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A FIRE N THE CAPITOL

Continued from Page One.)
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W. H. CRABIREE
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
4S Silver Bow Block. Butte tFormeriy A.
sistant Superintendent Pfnkerton's)
Detective business transacted IN strict
est eonfidence. VIII not engage In divorco
cases References furnished rpon app;tca-
ton. Consultation and correspondents -
ncited-
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If you DON'T TAKE THE STAND
ARD you DON'T GET THE HEWa
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DR.. IGNArIUs DONNELLY.
81 Owsley Block. Residence 60 w.
Quarts. Butte. Mont. General practice
Special treatment Ear. Nose. ThrooG
Lung and Heart Diseases
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RALLY TONIGHT.

The Democrats will close
their campaign tonight
with a grand rally at the
Auditorium. The speakers
will be Hon. A. ]. Camp
bell, candidate for con.
gress; Major Martin Ma.
ginnis and Hon. I. ].
Walsh Of Helena. There
should be a grand turnout.
Good music in attendance.
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AsSAYERS.
OCULIsTS.
DIR. T.. A. IGG
OCULISr.

Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Mo-.
Throat and Chest. once Postof1ce bu110~
Ing. Is East Broadway. Butte. Aone
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. 4. q. hEINE.
SPECIALIST.

EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Consultation free. Granulated 1ids cured
without operation. Cross eyes straighten-
ed and headache cured with properly At
ted glasses. Rooms n n q Lixxis blocks
corner Park and Main. Bufre-
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soc a yard for 24-inch Black silk
Tafeta. Compare with 81 qualities
elsewhere.
SIC a yard for Black Satin Duchesse.
value 81.
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The greatest value yet. Satin stripe
plaids. value 81; Ombre stripes. value
s2.25; Evening Effects. value $3.50:
stripe Taretas. value s1.15; Neat Dots
and Checks. value 81; Roman Stripes.
value 80
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Hon. W. II. Cochrane. one OF the dis
tinguished democrats Of Beaverhead
county. was In the city last night. lie says
hat Hogan viii not receive 100 votes in
Beaverhead county. Campbell will carry
the county by Z5. Pembertcn by Id and
Pigott by 10.