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Daily camera., 1898-05-02
THE NEXT MOVE.

PHILIPPINE Victory Will Be Followed ny
Cuban Invasion.
Washington, May 1.-The victory off
the Philippines yesterday has set the city
wild with excitement. The event will
be followed by immediate aggression
in Cuba. The end cannot be lar off if
this victory is followed by rapid and de-
termined action
The only unknown factor is the Span
ish war feet now supposed to be on its
way to the American coast.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
ENGLAND coNGRATULATes.

House Feiicitate Anne rca.
Lordon, May 2-The Parnellite men,
bers OF the house of commons met today
and sent cable to Washington con.
graduating the American people upon
Admiral Dewey's glorious victory.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
OREGON IN DANGER.

Navy Department Informed that Spanish
Fleet is After Her.
Washington, May 2-The navy depart
ment is informed that the Spanish fleet
sailed from St. Vincent's on Friday for
the Brazilian coast. If this is true they
expect to head off the Oregon and Mari.
eta, which are still five days from the
danger line. In view OF this impending
danger it is expected that the flying
squadron will be despatched TO the relief
Of the Oregon and Marietta.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
Sp1||ISl F|ge|
Al|Il|l0|ed.
pEwEY's VICTORY.

The Americans Destroy the Spanish Fleet
IN Manila Harbor.
London. May 2-Despatches from
Madrid announce that in the encounter
between Admiral Dewey OF the Ameri
can fleet and the Spanish fleet and Ma
Mia forts, the Spanish were seriously de.
feated, the Spanish fleet being almost
totally annihilated.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
ONE VESSEL LOST.

The Americans Fleet Suffered in the Manila
Engagement.
Madrid, May2-The people are furious
over the dispatches from Manila and are
showing great discomfort. Martial law
will be declared if any outbreaks occur.
The dispatches confirm the statement
that one American vessel was destroyed.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
SPAIN NEEDS MONEY.
The Financial Marts of the World Are
Closed to Her.

The FinRDC1aI M0fts OF the World Are
Closed to Her.
Washington, May 2.-Spain's fnar-
cial condition is matter of worry in
Madrid, and matter of satisfaction in
Washington. Official information has
reached the state department from its
representatives in Europe that no.w:th.
standing the strenuous efforts made by
Sagasta ministry to negotiate loan, alb.
solute failure has been the result Fur
thermore, the officials have been unable
to secure credit for supplies.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
A Spanish Claim.

London, May 2.-Despatches from
Madrid today says that the Spanish sail
ors refused to leave the Reina Crs:ina
the Spanish flag ship, and went do m
with their vessel.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
BRITISH INFORMATION.

News from London Conc erning Eewey's
Manila Campaign.
Washington, May PA statement Of
the situation at Manila was received from
Ambassador Hay this afternoon. The
British foreign office stated that the
British consul reported that Commodore
Dewey had ordered the Manila author
tiles to remove the torpedoes from the
bay and to surrender. He gave them
till daylight to comply ard assured the m
that the city would then be shelled.
1t was stated at the war department
this morning that Dewey had taken
Manila.
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sampson. squadron Rejolce,.

Key West, t,May q News of the Phil p
pine victory was received by the squad
ron with cheers. SIMPSONS men hope
the victory will be followed by stre Ike
IN Cuba.
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Cable Still Out.

London, May 2-Despatches from
Hong Kong this morning state that tie
Manila cable is still out.
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Examinise Prizes.

Key West May 7.-The prize COM
mission began the examination Of wit.
nesses a 10 the Spanish prize Catalina.
] this morning.
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FOUR HUNDRED KILLED.

The Spanish Government Makes an Esti-
mate on its Losses.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02

Washington, May 2.-It is reported
that the administration has decided to
hold the Philippines as security for the
war indemnity which will be demanded
Of Spain at the cessation of hostilities.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02
PHILIPPINES AS SECURITY.

United states WIN Demand an Indemnity
At the Close Of the War.
Daily camera., 1898-05-02

London. May 2-Ihe Spanish govern
ment places its loss at Manila at 400
killed.
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NOT YET SELECTED.
The County Oftcials and Contractors Have
Not Determined ON the building stone.

The County Onicials and Contractor Have
Not Determined ON the building stone.
Yesterday was again consumed by the
board of county commissioners, by its
chairman, A. NJ. Walker, and Contract
or Dolan, of the firm Il Dolan & HamilI.
in trying to decide upon the class Of
stone to be used in the new county court
house. Up to a late hour last even
ing the gentlemen had not been able to
determine which of the quarries of the
state that ave submitted samples
would be given the contract. All Of
the stone is apparently so good that II
is a hard matter to select a certain lot.
No new samples were offered yesterday,
but there are enough already on hand
from which to make the selection.
Some old fellow from down the valley
yesterday brought in a piece of badly
decomposed granite, which he left at
the county clerks office. Mr.. Martin,
In a joking way, pasted a tag on the
sample. with the word Accepted writ
ten upon 1t, and every n who came
into the Office sized up the piece of rock
and then turned away disguised. Some
of the people who called were exceed
ingly indignant that the officials should
have accepted such a poor quality Of
rock. Judge Fitzpatrick. who is one of
the citizens who takes an interest In
the court house construction, got sold.
He saw the piece of rock with the tag.
and for a few minutes there was all
kinds of emphatic English flying
around. He got onto the joke. how
ever, before he got to the personal
stage, and admitted that the cigars were
on him.
Chairman Walker himself didn't see
how anybody could have selected that
rotten piece of granite without con-
sulting him, and he, too, set up the
smokes.
1t is probable that the quality Of stone
will be selected within a day or two.
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bring them A big Fourth of July will
bring hundreds of people to Anaconda.
They are just an anxious to be patriotic
as Anacondans. and they will naturally
want to be where the biggest celebration
Is going on. Once get them here m
you viii very soon see how Anaconda is
benefited. Every merchant. the street
car company, every restaurant, every
hotel. will profit, and more money will
be put into circulation in one day than
could be lone in the whole summer II
there were no effort put forth to bring
people in here.
W have never a. any difficulty In
securing excursion rates; the railroads
appreciate the good that some incentive
to travei does. and they are not slow
to do their part"
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THE ENG|NEtR|NG CORPS
Men Wanted for That Branch of
the Service.
OPPORTUNITY TO ENLIST
Mayor Lesser Resolves q Letter ASKING
for Recruits-Skiiled Labor Sought
After-Lieut. Tilley Instructed
to Recruit Volunteers.

Mayor Lesser yesterday received the
following letter from F. ]. Mills. re-
cruiting officer of the I'd U. 8. volun-
teer engineers. with reference to en-
listing men for that department of the
army:
Boise. IdahQ. June 20. 1sss.-Oliver
Lesser, Mayor. Anaconda, Mont: Dear
Sill am authorized to organize at
Salt Lake a company for the I'd regi-
ment u. s. volunteer engineers. Colonel
Young. i am instructed to recruit this
company, which will consist of 81 en-
tana, Idaho, Utah and Nevada impair
TALLY. You will see that only q COM
psratively few men will be required
from your town. / will be glad to re-
ce!ve the names Of parties who may
desire to enlist in his company. It IL
desired to recruit the enlisted men
from every branch of the engineering
profession. and all mechanical trades,
skilled machinists, steam engineers,
blacksmiths. carpenters, plumbers,
electricians. tel~egraphers. to~pographers.
draughtsmen, photographers, railroad
$1,000 = oio ~
in the use Of explosives are especially
desired.
The company will be armed and
equipped n drilled as infantry. The
pay of enlisted men is somewhat high
er than in other branches of the serv-
ice.
II simply desire that the names of
parties desiring to enlist, as above
stated, shall be forwarded to me at
Salt Lake Cifv and 7 uiII andaaxAr 70
arrange to come to your city for the
purpose of inspecting and enlisting
such men as 1t may be possible to re-
ceive in the company.
by giving this matter reasonable
publicity you will oblige.
Yours very respectfully.
IF. j. MILLS.
Recruiting officer I'd Regiment U. s.
Volunteer Engineers.
Address: Salt Lake City, Utah"
Mayor Lesser states that anyone de-
string to take advantage of the oppor-
runity above related may call at his
office on Main street, and that he will
be pleased to forward to Mr.. Mills the
names of those desiring to enlist.
George II. Tilley of Helena, who has
recently been commissioned as first
lieutenant in the signal corps. writes to
a friend in this city hat he has had
Geographic instructions from Washing
ton to recruit 20 men, two-thirds of
whom are to be telegraph operators
and skilled electricians. Lieutenant
Tilley, however, will take no action un-
til he receives complete instructions by
mail
There are many telegraph operators
and other men of trades and profess
sions in Montana who will doubtless
join the engineering or signal corps,
md 90 ~ lie axnantad that thaca donart
ments will accompany the troops to
the Philippines, the opportunity Is
looked upon as a sort of a snap with
little work to do. The salary of the
men in these departments. it is under
stood, ranges from 500 to $50 per month.
although just what the pay really is
canno be ascertained.
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Fishing tackle at l.. A. Kings.
A Rule to Remember.

An anecdote Of Bishop Thomas w.
Dudley, narrated in the Sioux City Jour
nal. reveals, in his own words. the secret
of his success.
When II was first known In the city in
which he was settled that he was to go to
Kentucky. some Of his friends were dis
posed to be critical.
"You are not going to Kentucky. are
your" asked one.
Eyes, indeed"
do you know what kim of a state that
Is? / saw in the paper that one man killed
another in a Kentucky town for treading
on a dog"
continued. im~patiently, what are you
going to do in a place like that
I'm not going to tread or the dog!'
was the calm reply.
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ABOUT n CITY.

ABOUT THE CITY.
Fly wire screens at Greig's.
Boy wanted. Montana hotel.
A. X. Erwin Of Suite is in the city.
Cream freezers at Young & Dezell's.
verberkmoes, optician. Durston blk
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop, sc.
Joe Lambert Of Butte is at the Mon
tana.
Centennial porter on draught every
where.
sisson's Business College, Durston
block.
Frank McCleary came up from Stuart
yesterday.
James G.. Evans of Deer Lodge was
in town last evening.
w. X. Rogers of Butte was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
25 per cent or on wall paper and
picture frames at Wright's.
.Refrigerators at Young & Dezelrs.
Up-to-date and reliable carriage
painting at Mahan Bros
John McMurray of the Recorder was
a Butte visitor yesterday.
the wife Of Dan Birran Of Walnut
street.
A. d. Peck. one of the capital com
~~t.af> ->
terday.
Fresh cut lowers daily at Greig's.
Miss Julia Flood attended the com
mencement exercises at Deer Lodge
yesterday.
William Wallace. a prominent resi-
dent of New Chicago. was in the city
yesterday.
A daughter was born yesterday to the
wife of Gregor Scallon Of No. 7os East
Third street
A young son Of z. Beaudette yester-
day had his left leg broken by running
into a team.
Mrs. A. o. Taylor returned yester-
day from an extended visit with friends
in Big Timber.
Willard Willoughby Wheaton was
one of those who look a plunge at the
springs yesterday.
Phil Daniels of the Burlington left
last evening for Billings, to be absent
a week or ten days.
Greig has a boys Crescent bicycle.
good as new. price $40; S. cash. the bal
ance 81 90 per week.
Miss Harris of Deer Lodge. who has
been in the city for some time. re-
turned home yesterday.
Alderman James Johnson yesterday
received a telegram from j. II. Griffin.
who Is conveying TO the East the re-
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Grand Ce.trni Hotel R.op.red.

After a considerable outlay Of money
this well-known hotel. at 107. 100 and Ill
East Front street. Anaconda. has been
entirely overhauled. refurnished and re-
fitted by the new proprietor. F. z. Hen
CELL, who is an experienced hotel man.
The Grand Central will be found one
of the best kept hotels in the city. The
dining room is one of its special fea-
lures; the tables will be supplied with
the best that the market affords. The
rates are exceptionally low. 800 and
$1.25 per day for transients. Special
rates to regular boarders.
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HE IS OFF.
Harry voikner Will BE Tried for Insanity
This Morning. .

The police yesterday arrested Harry
Volkner for insanity, and he will be
tried before a commission at 10 o'clock
this morning. Volkner has been on
an extended spree for the past six
weeks or two months, and he finally got
so bad that his wife and family were
in deadly fear of him. There seems to
be nothing constitutionally wrong with
the man, but his excessive use of liquor
has made him dangerous. He resides
somewhere in the eastern portion of the
city, and ii is said that for a long time
he has not provided for his family.
He was taken to the county Jail yes
terday morning and locked up in a cell.
During the day he appeared to be quiet
er than he had been for some time,
and it is likely that with a few weeks
proper treatment he will be as well as
ever.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds in the following real estate
transfers were filed yesterday in the
Office of the county clerk and recorders:
]. D. Masters ct ux to William An
drew White. the south one-half Of lot
3. in block So, of the city of Anaconda;
consideration. 81.
Anaconda Copper Mining company
TO w. f. Carder. lot Z. in block 70. OF the
city Of Anaconda; consideration. ss25.
w. L. Carder to Clarence J. Gerald.
lot Z. in block IS. city of Anaconda: con-
sideration, 81, 900.
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Ages Of Great Warriors.

Alexander. Hannibal. Caesar. Gustavus
Adolphus. Turenne. Princ Eugene, Fred
erick the Great and Napoleon are said to
be the creates warriors the world has
known. The majority were under 30 when
their first victories were won. and three
of them over that age. OF generals of
later date Suwaroi. Radetski and Won
Moltke were IS. 50 and 66 respectively
when they achieved their first successes.
Rear Admiral Dewey Is 81 years old.
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Getting Ready for . Busy Day.

Harry said Mrs. Treadway to her
usban at the breakfast table. II am
quite out Of money and I want to spend
the day shopping. Let me have so cents"
what do you want 90 cents for?"
Ten cents for car fare and 50 cents for
luncheon"
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Had a FIT.

Dan Green. a prisoner in the county
Jail, who was arrested a few days ago.
was taken with a At yesterday, and for
a few minutes he made things lively In
the lookup. He is a victim OF the
excessive indulgence in alcoholic slim
ulants. and his condition is UGH that
delirium tremens Is ~momentarily ex-
pected. The county physician pre-
scribed for Green. and he is now rest
ing more quietly.
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Excursion to Oman. Exvo.,u,o,.

Account of Montana day at Trans
Mississippi exposition. b., A. & p. Ry.
Co. will or Sunday. June 26th. sell tick
cts. Anaconda to Omaha and return.
good Is days. $40, round trip. routing
via Salt Lake. Billings or St. Paul. as
desired. Call on ticket agent. Union
Passenger station, for particulars.
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SEVERELY BURNED.
Gustave Ahlgreen, n Montana Soldier,
Set Fire to Himself.

Set Fire to Himself.
The a Francisco Call publishes the
following short account of a Montana
soldiers who was severely burned by the
igniting of matches in his troAsers
pockets:
Gustave Ahlgreen, a member of the
Montana regiment, was removed to the
Harbor Receiving hospital at an early
hour yesterday morning n treated for
severe burns about the knees. DR..
Stafford relieved him from pain. and he
was discharged. The accident was
thought to have been caused by the SOL
der carrying matches in his trousers
pocket, which became ignfted and set
fire to his clothing. Before he could
e~xtinguish the flame he was toasted.
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The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with it's beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle and pleas
ant Syrup of Figs, made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Meaning of Doll signs.

A traveller through Servia will often no
tice dolls hung up inside the cottage win
dows lie learns that the dolls are put
up as a sign to announce to wayfarers
that a manageable daughter dwells in
the house.
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[IWUWHII

Primsrs, Secondary or N~ertiary Syphilis per
mansntly cured n l. 10 81 days. You can be
treated al none for the sane price IN er same
guarantee. L. you prefer % come here We wi !
con tract 20 pay railroad fare an hOtel bits and
no charge II we fail TO ru-e. Il voa have Q X q Mer.
eury, Ioaids Potash.Eand still have aches and
pains, MuroCs Patches in moath. Sore Throat.
Pimpes. Copper olored spots. Ulcers on any
part OF the bndv. hair or eyabr1ss failing out. l.
Is this Syphilidc BLOOD FOLSOM thai we guar.
antee - cure. We sO.icit thu NOS obstinate
eases aud challenge the world for a case We can
not cure. This disease has always bsaied tho
skill OF the most eminent physicians. 5000
capital behi-d our unconditional guaranty. Alb
Ch-ea,o. IL
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Owing to lack OF room we are obliged
to discontinue our trunk department.
Every trunk in the store II less han
Eastern cost. over 100 to pick from.
NJ. s. Ashheim. l22 East Commercial
avenue.
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J. L. Malm of Mercur. Utah. who
has been In the city for some time.
left yesterday for Salt Lake.
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Hammocks at L. A. Kings.
When in Butte lunch at Sherman's.
Excursion to Salt Lake.

An excursion will be run from Ana
conda to Salt Lake n return via the
b, A. & +. Ry. and Oregon Short Line,
June 25. Fare for round trip. SIS. Tick
cts good on train leaving Union passen-
ge. station, Anaconda, at 3 p. m, Sat-
urday, June %, and good for return I'M
til July 5.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10 or Csc
II L. c. {. fail to cure. druggists refund money
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Building Sand for sale.

Finest of Rocker building sand. s1.00
per yard. Quantities to suit purchaser.
Apply at b., A. & p. Ry.. Anaconda,
Mont
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Remember the Daughters of Erin So
cial dance at Auditorium Thursday
evening. Prof. Withers' orchestra en-
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$50 dozen silk Tecks. four-in-hands,
imperials. band bows and club ties. Csc
See window display. NJ. s. Aschheim.
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Miss NJ. E. Berry left Monday even
ing for Chicago and other Eastern
cities to spend the summer.
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Mrs. w. b. Rodgers, who has been
seriously i'll for a number Of days, Is
reported to be improving rapidly.
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Cut in Passenger Rates to Seattle aud
North Pacific Coast via H., A. & p. Ry.
and Counections

Effective at once, passenger rates,
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
coast points, are reduced to SIS. 90 first
class. $780, 90 second-class.
Call on ticket agent at B.. A. & p.
railway, passenger station, at Ana
conda, for further information.
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has been In the city for some time,
left yesterday for Salt Lake.
$50 dozen silk Tecks. four-in-hands,
imperfals. band bows and club ties. sc.
See window display. NJ. s. Aschheim.
Mrs. w. b. Rodgers. who has been
seriously i'll for a number Of days, Is
reported to be improving rapidly.
court yesterday. and Judge Fitzgerald
Ia nothing to do but read the news
papers.
J Walker of Lancaster. Wis. was in
the city yesterday on a visit with his
classmates. Attorneys James and
Casey.
Mrs. James +. ouisiey was among
those who attended the exercises at
ST. Mary's college at Deer Lodge yes
terday.
L. f. Gordon Of Deer Lodge returned
yesterday to his home. after a few
days spent in Anaconda visiting
friends.
For Rent-Large hall in Standard
building. first and third Saturdays; also
small front hall. second and fourth
Thursdays. Apply al office.
Mrs. J.. @. Morony went to Deer
Lodge yesterday to visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mills. who
have Just returned from a trip to Cali
fornia.
Miss Jennie Morgan and Roderick
Morgan went to Deer Lodge yesterday
to attend the commencement exercises
at st. Mary's college. where Miss Min
ME Morgan has been a student.
The arguments in the case of the
state against Harry Eccleston. charged
with threatening to kill Marion E. Hash,
has been postponed until Thursday at
! O'Clock In order to give the defendant
time to appear in court
S~candinavians should not fail ito at
tend the gospel meeting to be held to-
night at s o'clock In the Scandinavian
church. 1t will be the farewell serv-
ices of Missionary Hanna Peterson
and Sadie Nylander, and may be the
last chance to hear them. Good music
will be furnished.
At the Montana-T. j. Labor. Chica-
ga; A. X. Erwin. Butte: s. C. Boyd,
San Francisco: j. ID. O'Reilly, Chicago;
Phil S~chlesinger. Milwaukee,: +. III.
Lain, San Francisco; 7. l.. Beck. st.
Paul: Ben Cornhauser. Chicago: James
G.. Evans. Deer Lodge: T. II. Longton,
Sacramento. Cal: Miss ID. Tine. city;
+. j. Billiard. Omaha: Joe Lambert,
Butte: II. Anderson. London, Eng; A.
Z. Jewell. Great Falls: r.. F.. Casey.
Minneapolis: Ike New, Chicago; A. A.
Ebeson. st. Louis, Mo-; NJ. X. Rodgers,
Butte.
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Van Camps Tomato Soup. Enough for
family of six. Price 15c. Ask your grocer.
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mains Of his dead wife. The telegram
II dated at Rome. N. Y. and states that
the party has arrived there safely.
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Order some claret for summe drinks
at Devine's grocery.
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There was not a single case in police
court yesterday. n Judge Fitzgerald
had nothing to do but rea the news
papers.
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Anaconda Steam Laundry. 800 e. Park.
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J Walker Of Lancaster. Wis. was in
the city yesterday on a visit with his
classmates. Attorneys James and
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Mrs. James T. Quigley was among
those who attended the exercises at
ST. Mary's college at Deer Lodge yes
terday.