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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-01
Formally Iuaugurated.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 30.-Frank Pier
Graves. late president of the
University of Wyoming. was formally
inaugurated president OF the University
of Washington to-day. The features or
the Inauguration were addresses by
Governor John II. Rogers, President
David S. Jordan of Leland Stanford
university and President Graves. The
exercises were held at Denny hall,
which was filled to the doors and be
yond. Many people were disappointed
at not being able to get within hearing
or seeing distance. The following pro-
gramme interspersed with music was
rendered: Address of welcome. Hoo.
George H. King president of the board
of regents: 'The individual LIE Hon.
John r. Rogers. governor Of Washing
ton; The University and the Common
Man." David s. Jordan. Ii. d., pres
ident OF Leland Stanford university
welcome from faculty n Students:
Professor Charles s. Reeves; oath or
ONCE, administered by President King;
inauRuration carmen. "Gaudeamus lg-
itur." students from the Latin depart.
ment; THE Future Of Our University.
President Graves.
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ANOTHER TRIAL
will he Granted the Ex-County Treasurer
Of Teton County.

will he GRANTED the Ex-County Treasurer
Of Teton County.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 30.-The supreme court
to-day reversed the district court of
Teton county In the ease of the state
VS.. Bristol. the ~ex-county treasurer of
Teton county, who was tried and con
victed In 1897 Of embezzling about $200
of county funds and sentenced to one
year.. The reversal was on the ground
that the term of court at which he was
indicted by the grand jury and con
victed was irregular In that IL had
been changed from the date originally
named by the district Judge. 1t APP
pears that Jan. 2. 1897, c. w. Pomeroy,
then district judge. fixed a term or
court for Teton county for the follow
ing July. Two days later ID. f. Smith.
his successor in Office. changed the
time to June. The term was held then
and Bristol was indicted, tried and
convicted. On appeal his counsel
raised the point hat both grand and
petit Jurors were irregularly assem-
bled. and hat defendant should hav
another trial. The supreme our sus-
tanned h point and remanded the
case. without considering the merits
or dement's OF his conviction.
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LIGHT AND SHADE
What Several Women Who Saw Dark Shad-
oWs Have to Say

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by worry Nt by some overwhelming shock. u y IN endless Mue hrit-
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Mrs c N Dushane. OF Vtnaihaven. lie, writes under date of July s. 1888:
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-01
END OF THE FISCAL YEAR.
The State Land once shows IN Immense
Increase of Business.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 30.-The fiscal year of
the State Of Montana ended to-day and
the state officers are busy winding up
the years business and preparing data
to show the mou Of business tran
sacted during the year. The state
land Office shows quite an increase IN
business. especially in the amount 81
state land leased. During the fiscal
year, ending to-day. the Office received
the sum OF $3.50, SS3.1 from the sale n
rent of state and N from timber
lands sold or leased. of this amount
"a, 900 is carried over to the next year
as unfinished business. while the sum
of $126. SS3.71 has been turned into the
state treasury. OF the amount derived
from the sale and lease of state lands
and turned into the treasury. $44 500
came from the sale of lands and $751;
300 from the lease of lands. Last year
$40, 900 was derived from the sale of
lands, $3S, 200 from their lease n $24,-
500 from the sale and lease OF timber
lands. This shows that there has been
a large increase in the amount of land
leased. During the past seven days
State Land Register Moore realized the
sum OF $12, 170.45 from the sale and
lease of lands. During that time he al
so closed about 100 leases. During the
fiscal year sales and leases were eff
fected in but six counties OF the "a,
M~issouIa, Ravalli. Deer Lodge. Lewis
and Clarke. Teton and Choteau.
The receipts of the secretary of
states Office for the fiscal year from ell
sources were $5.713.25. or $3.5S9.75 less
than last year. The decrease is due to
the fact that last yea there were three
large companies Incorporated, from
which the states fees were about $1,000
i'm each case. During this year the VOL
ume of business was larger. but ii does
not show in the gross receipts. as many
of the companies Incorporated were
.,aa
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NINE PEOPLE DROWNED
The Ainsworth Wrecked on Lake
Kootenai.
WAS STRUCK By A SQUALL
Lafsboats Were swamped BY Frsuxied
Passengers Jumping Into Than
h Vessel Carried Nine
teen Passengers.

Nelson, b. c.. Nov. 3o.-The AIMS
worth. a small steamer plying between
Nelson and Bonner's Ferry. was
wrecked last night during q storm on
Kootenai lake. six Of her crew and
three passengers being drowned. The
Ainsworth left Nelson last evening on
her regular trip. When about six miles
south Of Pilot bay and about two and a
half miles from shore. during a heavy
sea. she was struck by a squall and
commenced taking in water. The cap
tain headed her for shore. but she
reeled over on her side. flling imme-
diately. The passengers drowned were
as follows:
CHARLES CAMPBELL. a merchant
of K~ushanook. and two Italians of
Kushanook.
Captain Lien. First Engineer Kane
and j. Donnelly. a deck hand, reached
the shore in the life boat. and the rest
of the crew. whose names are as fol-
lows, were drowned:
- PERRY. mate. -. u.
JAMES M'NEILL. fireman.
JOHN GUEIN. steward.
JOSEPH DAVIS, deck hand.
c.. HUME, cook, and the second engi-
neer, whose name cannot be learned at
present.
The Ainsworth was owned by Braden
Bros. of the Pilot Bay smelter.
Spokane. Nov. 30.-A Nelson special
to the Spokesman-Review gives further
particulars of the wreck of the Aims
worth as follows:
The starboard life boat was first
launched. Six passengers 'sprang n
Ii and IL was swamped. All went down
but Johnson. who Invested himself OF
his overcoat and got on board again.
The port boat was next launched. but
the maddened Italians jumped In and
It was swamped. Four of the Italians
were drowned. The others were saved.
This boat was subsequently righted
and a part of the survivors got into IL
and padded two miles to shore. There
a bonfire was lighted n h boat re-
turned and brought OF seven men
clinging TO the ropes. A third trip
brought the remainder OF the passen-
gers ashore. The wrecked party were
taken to Pilot bay and this morning the
Kokanee brought them to Nelson. The
Ainsworth is a wreck. half beached at
Crawford bay. At the time of the dis
aster she carried 10 passengers and q
crew of ~,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-01
EASTERN TURF EVENTS.
At Benninrs.

Washington. Nov 0.-It was getaway
day at Benningr. The track was heavy.
but the Weather was pleasant. Results:
Six and a half furlongs-LA llouette won.
Waikenshaw second. Takanassee third:
time. liza 3-5. Five fu~rlongs-Lady Exile
won. Miss Smith second. Bondman third;
time. 1:04 is. The Washington cup. two
and a quarter miles. purse xo-Knight
OF the Garter won. Thomas Cat second.
Maurice third: time. 4.O5 2-5. Five furionss
-walkenshaw won. Athy second. Tahs-
man third: time, 1:Oi rs. Six and a half
furiongs-strangest won. Leando sstond.
Ben Lodi third: time. 1924 as. Mile and an
eighth-rrfiio won. Dan Rice second.
Charagrace third: time, 900.
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Killed His Daughter.

Dubuque, Iowa. Nov. 3o.-John Gross
to-day shot and killed his daughter Tiliie
and then shot himself dead. at his home
near DEBORAH. The daughter was about to
leave home against her fathers wishes.
This morning. at his request. she wrote
his will and signed over her share to
her mother. Immediately afterward he
attacked her with a club. Her brother an
swered her cries for help. but was driven
OF. The father then shot her through the
head and stomach and broke the stock OF
the gun over her head. Securing another
gum, Gross blew the top OF his own head
on. His wife saved her life by running
away. Before committing suicide he burn
ed the will he had compelled his daughter
~ vrrffe
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Perpetual Control.

6 New York. Nov. 3o.-Plans are re-
ported to be making for the exchange
into Union Pacific railroad common
stock OF the outstanding shares of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
pany. This operation. as previously
contemplated. would assure h Union
Pacific the perpetual control OF the
Oregon Short Line and direct
guidance of its affairs. The Oregon
Short Line company owns the major
ity of the Oregon Navigation COM
pany's common stock. insuring an out
ie, FOR the Union Pacific to the North
west coast. The exchange may be put
through in a hort time.
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REVOLUTION IN SALVADOR.
General Tomas Regslsdo Has Declared
Himself President.

~
Himself President.
San Francisco, Nov. 30.-Gen. Tomas
Regalado, the head of the revolution
airy movement in Salvador. has usurp-
ed the presidency and proclaimed him
self chief executive of the republic.
Such Is the sensational information that
has been received in this city. The
new vas conveyed in a private cipher
cable dispatch received by a prominent
banker who has extensive business IN
terests In Central America. The state
ment is added that Eugenco Aranjo has
been appointed general minister and
the affairs OF the government are now
in the hands of the ins~urrectionists.
The news is OF the utmost import
ance for the eason n a the success OF
the revolutionary forces prevents the
formation of the greater republic of
Central America. The coalition of three
states had been attempted. Salvador.
Nicaragua and ' Honduras having
agreed to unite under n government.
Regalado, who had been a general In
the artillery service of Gutierrez. presi-
dent OF Salvador. was dissatisfied with
the plan and during Gutierrez temper
airy absence from Salvador Regalado
managed to gain control OF the govern
ment. Such in brief Is the news con-
veyed by the cablegram referred to
above. Whether Regalado will be IL
to maintain his position should Gutter
reg return to Salvador Is a matter that
future events must determine.
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a Narrow Escape.

San Francisco. Nov. 30.-The bark
Hayden. from Comox, had a narrow es-
cape from being dashed to pieces on
Point Diablo, at the entrace Of this har-
Dor. to-day. Her commander attemDt-
ed TO sail into the harbor without the
assistance of a tug or pilot, and would
have been successful but for the sud
den dropping of the wind. The strong
tide bore the vessel toward the rocks.
but the prompt arrival of the tug Res
cue saved her. The charges for this
service will be settled In the courts.
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MUNICIPAL BILLS.
They viii he Presented To the Coming
Washington Legislature. 8

They VIII he preserved 10 tine Sonfng
Washington Legislature. &
Seattle. Wash. Nov. 3o.-The conSen-
ton of officials of the cities of Seattle.
Tacoma and Spokane met to-day WITH
the object of formulating bills on mu-
nicipal affairs. to be presented to the
coming legislature. Permanent organi-
zstion was effected by h election OF
". v. Rfnehart, president of the Seattle
city council. as president. and w. III.
Parry. comptroller of Seattle. secre-
tary. The committee on programme.
consisting Of p. d. Norton j. M. Com
stock and n. II. Thompson. made the
following report, which al adopted:
I'VE recommend for discussion and
action by this body theJf following sub
tects and as far rs possible In order
named: The issuance and sale OF bonds
for local improvements. the re-estab-
iishment OF municipal courts, the re-
adjustment OF road and bridge funds
between city and county. foreclosure OF
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Indirectly n Victim.

San Francisco. Nov. 3o-John Grady. a
~well-known employe of the Baldwin no.
tel. II indirectly another victim of the
fire. Grady became greatly excited on
the night OF the big blaze. and his heart
being weak. ne has been III with heart at
tacks ever since. He died his morning.
He came here from New York. where he
had many relatives.
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he TOOK CHANCES.
The Shenandoah In San Francisco-Was
Dodging Spanish

San Francisco, Nov 30.-The four
masted ship Shenandoah arrived in
port to-day 131 days from Baltimore.
II will be remembered that n Shen-
andoah a the vessel Of which SO
many sensational stories were told dur
ing the first part of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war. News of her supposed cap
ture was te~legraphed from many points
but the vessel managed to elude the
Spanish gunboats Inc reached England
in safety In tow of a British tug. which
took in her charge of the Irish coast.
She afterwards sailed for Baltimore and
loaded for this city. Her commander.
Captain Starkey, e out OF his course
on the trip to this port in order to avoid
Spanish privateers and war vessels and
learned to-day for h first time of the
successful outcome of the war and the
signing OF the peace protocol.
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Worst storm in Year..

Denver. Col. Nov. 3o-Advices re-
celved here are TO the effect that the
storm south and west Of Denver Is the
worst known In years. AT Como the
snow Is between W and three feet
deep and between Como n Leadville
and as far as Gunnison three feet OF
snow has fallen. The South Park road
IL tied up and trains on the Denver *
Rio Grande are greatly delayed. Snow
slides are reported on all roads.
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New York. Nov. 30.-The Journal and
Advertiser says that r. c. Eddy. a law
yer of Chicago. who has been in his
city for two days. has practically sue
ceeded in getting a combination of the
linseed oil interests of the country. stock
of the prominent linseed oil interests in
the United States having been exchanged
for stock In the new organization. 1t is
said the capital Of the new combination
will be fixed at $50, 600. 900.
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Boston. Nov. so.-rhe war investigation
board continued its hearing to-day. NO
new Developments occurred Assistant
surgeon Henry Lamont. on the reurec
list of the regular army. and major snc
surgeon of the Rough Riders. testined
that he vas not allowed a proper number
OF hospital nurses and that the principal
medicines for which acquisitions were
made were not supplied Colonel Wood
disapproved of his letters reauisiuonins
mules. etc, for the transportation OF
supplies for the medical department
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Is set at

San Francisco. Nov. 3.-Amadoe Hor-
ace. the Chilean a~dventurer. who has
been borrowing money trough the coun-
try or the pretence that he was author
lied To purchase ships and war munitions
for the Argentine Republic. has been set
at liberty conditionally by Chief Lees.
He mas agreed TO leave the city within
five DAYS.
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Petition I'm bankruptcy.
'
lisnatch to the Standard

Special Dispatch 10 the Stahuaru.
Helena, Nov. 30.-E. e. Hershey Of
Missoula to-day filed in the United
States court the petition in bank
ruptcy of Moses Rockman of Missoula,
showing liabilities of about $1,000 and
very few assets. He was adtudged a
bankrupt and his case turned oyer to
Referee in Bankruptcy Bickford.
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At Oakland.

San Francisco. Nov. 0,-weather at
Oakland fine. track heavy Results: Five
furiongs-Jerry Hunt won. Tiburon sec
ond. Reina de Cuba third: time. 1:0fl1.
Futurity course. ssling-Major Cook
won. Sweet William second. Ricardo
third: time. 1:l4h. Mile, selling-Imperious
won. Step About Second. Prince Blazes
third; time. 1:449. Six furlongs-Torsida
won. Good HopN second. Rio Chico third;
time. l:1sik. Futurity course, seiling-Za-
mar H. won Pat Morrissey second. Sport
McAllister Third: time. 1:i3S.
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death of De La T0rre.

San Francisco. Nov. 3O.-Capt. A. de
la Tore, organizer of the Juarez
guards in this city in early days and
an officer of the army of ex-President
Juaraez of Mexico, who fought to drive
MACMILLAN out of Mexico, died at q
Rafael after a protracted illness.
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DELAYED NV Storms.

San Francisco. Nov. @.-The British
ship Scottish Hills arrived to-day ls
days from Hamburg. Ten per cent. insur-
ance had been paid on the vessel. She was
delayed by storms and adverse winds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-01

San Francisco. Nov. 3o-The American
ship Edward o'Brien viii be the hrst
ship of the sugar fleet TO be put on be-
tween Honolulu and New York. She has
been chartered to go to Puget sound and
load coal for the islands and then take
a cargo OF sugar o the Horn 20 the
factories Of the trust.
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orous anti ariist precautions taken In
that district. The converts. IL appears.
are particularly well watched Por-
traits Of Don Carlos and Don Jaime.
his SON. have been widely distributed.
A small band Of Carlists have appeared
near Alca. in the province of Cartellon
de La Plana and is being pursued by
gendarmer.
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At New a

New Orleans. Nov. @.-Weather clear.
track heavy. Results: Selling. mile-Joe
Shelby won. Branch second. Applejack
third: time. lisa. Selling, five furlongs-
.Phidias won. Blush second. Visionary
third: time. 1:01h. Selling. mile and a
half-George Lee won. Mamie LIS Sister
second. Jamboree third; time. 2:56h. Six
furlongs-Sam Lazarus. ESQ.,, won. Macy
second. Cannova third: time. 1:20h. Sell
ing. seven furlongs-Damocles won. Sea
Robber second. Lady Disdain third; time,
1:37.
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New Receiver Awuointed.

Washington. Nov. oo.-rhe comptroller
OF the currency to-day appointed Arthur
j. Shaver OF the Citizens National bank
OF Spokane, Wash. vice r. N. Strickland.
resigned.
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Plot L.

BUDAPEST. Nov. 30.-A plot 10 assas-'
sinate Prince Ferdinand Of Bulgaria
has been discovered. IL In said mum
erous arrests have been made.
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Postmaster at boyle.

Special Dispatch 20 the standard.
Washington, Nov. M-Aifred 7. Preller
has been appointed postmaster at Boyle.
Custer county. vice Mrs. Mary Boyle, re-
signed.
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THE CUSHING PROTOCOL.
spain VIII Refuse to Ratify the Agree
ment Of 1871.

Madrid. Nov. 3o.-The cabinet at its
meeting to-day agreed upon the IN
structions for Rios. president of the
Spanish peace commission. for to-day's
meeting of the commissioners. The
ministers also considered the action OF
the Carlists and further deliberated
upon the repatriation of the Spaniards
In the Philippines. II was decided that
constitutional rights will. for the pres
ent. remain suspended.
The cabinets Instructions to Rios,
drawn up last evening. were to re-
quest the Immediate release of Span
ish prisoners in the Philippines; to ne
gotiate navigation and tariff advan-
tages In the Philippine islands In favor
Of Spain: to obtain a ratification OF
several treaties OF with for
mer Spanish possessions and an ar
rangement of the debt OF the Philip
pines. IL possible. The government also
decided to refuse ratification OF the
protocol OF 1877.
washington, Nov. so.-The protocol
OF 1877. which the Spanish government
has notified her commissioners not TO
revive. II the celebrated Cushing pro-
tocol which has been a source of much
correspondence I'VE the two gov
nmen and was invoked by this gov
eminent a number of times prior TO
the outbreak of hostilities. The pro-
tocol was framed with special refer
ence TO the outbreaks in Cuba against
Spain. N now that she has lost near
~ all OF her colonies. and especially
those near our soil. has not its former
Importance to the United States. Its
aim was to guarantee u citizens pro-
lection against summary and secret le-
gal proceedings. Its first clause. which
Is fairly descriptive OF the whole pro-
tocol. provided that no citizen of the
United States residing in Spain or her
island possessions charged with con-
spiracy against the government or any
| other crime shall be subject to trial
by any exceptional tribunal unless
captured with arms In hand. but in
stead shall be tried exclusively by the
ordinary legal jurisdiction.