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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-19
M -A-RIN H N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY. Nov IS.

FRIDAY. Nov IS.
Arrived
Steamship Manhattan. Bennett, New yorK-
passengers and mdse TO J Liscomb
last Bocthbay INV
sch j Kennedy, Garrett, Boston.
Sch i u Remick, Wakefield. Ellsworth.
Sch Lexington, Thompson, Sands River Ms,
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Retail 0rocers' sugar HassA
Portland market-cus loaf q; cenfet1oners
&c :FufvsE1sed 80; powered, ess afanulalea
b@z c, Eoffee crushed Sc yellow 4.;.
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Sch Charity, McGee. Bangor for Gloucester.
Sch Alanda'e, Sadler, Ellsworth for Glou-
cester.
Cleared. 8
Steamer Frank Jones, Machiasport via Rock
Iand-Geo + Evans
BaEque Samuel Il Nickerson, Davis, Buenos
Ayres-Frank Dudley.
Sch Lincoln. Robinson, Cherryfield-J FL Blake
Sch Commerce circuit, BrooksYille--J H Blake
Sch Millie Washburn, johnson, Machias-J FL
Blake.
sAILED-sch Alice Holbrook.
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Baltimore, Nov I7-Sch II Rundlett. of Wis
casset, apt Fountain. has just made very
quick trip TO Florida and back. She left Balt-
more Oct 70 for Palatka where she arrived in
loaded at Jacksonville, leaving there Nov 6 and
arriving back inside Cape Henry Nov IL, inside
of five days.
London, Nov TIA cablegram from Buenos
Ayres states that barqte John Il Stanhope, Capt
Marshall from Mobile June goth for Buenos
Ayres, Is much overdue. 1.-THE j r s was last
reported at Cape Verd Islands, where she put
In Sept 26 short of provisions
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European Markets.

,BE Te,eer43n.
LONDON, Nov. IS, 189s--Consols closed at
11o14 for money and ITO 5-16 for account.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS, 1885, The Cotton
market is steady; sales $4,000 bales, of which
1000 bales were speculative and export.
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| FABULOUS BARGAINS.

Boys Knee Pants, double seat and
double knee,
LOG pair
A large lot Of Double Breasted Knee
Pant Suits for Boys, regular $3.50.
800 and $50 qualities. Revelation
price,
% Z. 80 "a suit
MILDLY aud Yestes Suits for Boys
to 5 years, regular SIS and 6. so grades,
only
s. !. 40 "a Su1Ny
All Wool 75c quality Knee Pants for
Boys to Is years,
Only A8c
Closing out sale Of $I.A0 Star Shirt
Waists for Boys to 10 years,
38c, SOC and z5c
DON'T FAIL
10 attend this, the greatest OF all
Bargain Sales of Good Clothing, from
the most reliable Manufacturing House I
in existence.
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Exports
Portland wholesale Market.

Buenos Ayres. Bark Saml H Nickerson
COL 1882 fl lumber.
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ILED-sch Alice Holbrook.
FROM QUE ooRREsPoNpENrs.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, Nov 18-In port. schs
Rigtaway, Smith. Bangor for Boston; Pemaquid
Wheeler, Rockport for Boston; Chas Sproui,
Lloyd, Bostanlfor do; Lucknow, Mitchell. Mill
bridge for Portland: Eldorado. Strout. do for do
Jas A Webster, Deer Isle for Boston.
Also in port. schS Susan Frances, Sullivan;
Abbie Morse. Steuben: s E Davis Bluehil, all
bound west.
Norfolk, Nov 16-The Newport News Ship
building Co have contractsa to build six mer-
chant steamers. Two of these are for the Paci-
fic Mail line and will be OF 10000 TONS displace
ment, and will cost 81. 300. 900 each.
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EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.

Ar at Santos Nov IS, barque xenIa Greene,
New York.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-26
POLITICS AND THE FAIR
The Two Absorbing Topics Just
Now in Missoula.
PRODUCTS OF THE VALLEY
A Display to Eclipse AL Other Attempts.
Combinations in the Political Arena
and Problems to BE
Solved.

Missoula. Sept. 25.-'I hope the peo-
pie of Missoula will lake an active
interest in the fair this year" said a
business man TO a reporter to-day.
The fair has lone more good for Mis-
soula and the tributary valleys than
any other advertising that was ever
attempted. II has brought into this
section men with money and energy.
who are helping to develop the wonder
full that we possess here. II
Is certainly the duty OF every business
man in the city TO do his part in this
matter. II he will 10 so, there will be
no doubt Of the success Of the fair
this year. l am told that the display
viii eclipse all previous efforts. and
that there will be more farmers at
work for the fair than ever before. II
the t~ownspeople will do their part. the
rest vii! take care of itself"
Trooper Fred owen said TO a repor-
ter yesterday; 1t seems good to get
back from the conditions that we faced
in the camp at Chickamauga to the
fresh air and pleasant climate Of Mon
tana. I feel much improved already.
and | expect TO recover my health rap
idly now that l am at home again. |
wish that the boys who are still sick
at the camp and in the hospitals might
have some Of this clear. fresh air. II
would do them more good than medi-
cine"
There is n matter that ought 10 he
brought To the attention of the author
ties said a member OF a party that
has Just returned from a trim into the
Big Hole country. AT the Big Hole
battlefield. the monument that was
erected there in honor OF the men whn
foil in that wraaF Ryhs - h,gnr .,g.,l
by vandals, who have Clipped of pieces
or the granite. ] suppose. to carry them
away as souvenirs Of the spot. This
ought 10 be stopped. as the
is already seriously defaced. There
should be some way Of furnishing these
Offenders. and | hope that the matter
VIII be taken up at once"
when the gold republicans and the
silver republicans ct together on the
ticket" said q local politician
to-day, Il am curious to see how the
strange associations that will result
viii work together. The resulting
mess will be a strange one. and some
~ the candidates on the combination I
ticket VIII have "A hard time saving a
good word for some Of the Others I'M
less they retract what they have al
said in the matter. There has
been some hot talk during the past
year or 50 regarding these .wo fac
lions, ana the hottest that has been !
said has been said by the members Of
the warning factions concerning each
other. In order TO combine there will
have To be some hard work done hy
the missionaries. who are ~rndcavoring
{" bring about the combina zion. Ii
cannot he called a fusion. for that
word implies a complete union. II will
be a combination, II il Is anything. and
a queer one at that"
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AT CAMP MEADE.
n In Officers, Transfers. Removal,
and Health of the soldiers.

'hanges In Officers, Transfers. Removals
and Health of the soldiers.
Camp Meade. Middletown. Pa. sept
captain Joseph h. Weaver Of Nor
fis.1Wn was relieved to-day as surgeon
IN chief of The Second division hasusfal
y assigned surgeon II the division.
Inls change was made necessary by the
of Major Divine. who re-
turns 10 Boston 20 resume his priNafs
nfartiee Major Charles &. WHEY of
PiitshuTg viii have charge Of the hos
p'tal until the general court martial dis
poses uf the case Of Major Charles Il
Farka ot scranton. Parkc expects 10
be acquitted and returned 10 his former
position AT the hospital
Private George Morgan. lSt MARYLAND.
ciea last night At the Red Cross haspl-
TAI 81 typhoid fever. CORPORAL August
r. Company h. End regiment en-
sineer corps, ais succumhed 10 TYPHOID
fever. To prevent the spread Of typha4d
fever in camp. the 2Sd New York rgE.-
ment, which is inHict 4 with the disease.
VIII be isolated from camp Black CHIEF
surgeon Girard says he fever had lis
inctp.ency in the New York ramp and
the sick viii be sent 70 Philadelphia
hospitals.
The Red Cross society viii send a hos
pitsl train TO the camp from Phi.adrI-
phla tomorrow - taxi Ice PATIENTS
They VIII he carried II the Wauan's
homeopathic and Womau's hospital
The Reading hospital will send a train
also for 80 patients Religious services
were held to-day in many Of the rccl-
mentS and there was a large attend
ance.
Colonel w. J Glenn q the l4th Penn
s~ylvania has been appointed acting COM
mander OF the Second brigade of thc
Second division, in the absence OF Gen
sral Oates who has gone TO Alabama
On private business
Major General Graham issued an or
der to-day consolidating the 18th Penn
sylVania and the 9Th Ohio battalion. in
command % Colonel NrepS- The new
sanitation VIII take the place o. :he
lst Delaware in the First brigade NJ the
FIRST division and VII probably De or
affri 10 cuba Tor garrison duty. The
battalion Is made up entirely e.. rala~fd
troops IN command % Major YOUNG. A
graduate - West Point.
EgkI companies 81 the 1t Delaware
have received orders ~ move ta-urr-
-"w on che grounds vacated by the Isth
Pennsylvania. aDi as soon A. their
DuStrr-1ut rolls ave been prepared
they VII BE- forwarded - their home
staten tE- q 50 DAYS furlouCh. az the
expiration - which they VII D. retired
from duty. o. stoves have been placga
n ErtG division hospitals and the files
between b JeEts removed to protect
tae patients and nurses from the
weather.
General Graham, expects - being
practice marches slc- ~ regiments
They VII march - rendezvous within
s radius 90 &c miles q the camp ana
fake WITH them heCEase and Valz-.
WaCcCs a1G ~EuhulanceS
The health q the corps Nth thf sx-
-
sNcsac1- 2 unless there Is q change
The grcEps MI STAY herr Uurl ra1E
weather TIE prospects are that -rf
Frs; DIVISION I'll be che u-s- ordered
south % prepare for duty IN the WHS-
indies and tAe Philippines
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ropuIist Wings in a IansIe.

Special Dispatch 10 the StaH3ali.
Boise. dab sept. -a-The supreme
court yesterday uyeTruled the demurrsrs
filed by the Blake wing Of the populists
ia the mandamus and writs Of prohibl-
ton cases brought by the Taylor wing
against the secretary OF state 10 compel
the latter TO Tile the Taylor ticket and 70
prohibit hAm from certifying the other TO
the county auditors. This brings the CUES
lions at issue upon their merits and the
court has appointed Sol Hasbrouck 10
take testimony. Tie is 10 report 10 the
court OF Thursday next a; > q. N. From
the evidence adduCCd 10 Is ssumed the
court vii determine which Of the fac
lions = entitled - the party name. Il
IS understood The facts VIII. in ~, main,
be stipulated. and perhaps an agreement
be reached a. TO all - them.
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prospects OF dearer money ana the un-
expected developments from the Dreyfus
anair. Prices were generally lower. Span
ish Is were firm on the announcement OF
the payment Of October coupons and
closed half a point lower. American Sc
curities foliowed the lead OF the New
York market. The dealings were chiefly
confined to the Pacific roads. Union Pa
ciic issues rose ] point and Central Pa
ciics IL points: New York. Lake Erie a.
Western preferred advanced = Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe =. Chicago. Mil
waukce q 81. Paul =. Northern Pacincs
4. Readings are down y. Pennsylvania
IL. Illinois Central u; Denver A. Rio
Grandc ordinary =. Denver & Rio Grande
preferred =. and NJ. X. a T. i.
The rise I'm the bank rate was the event
Of the week so far as the money market
was concerned. The measure was not an
tiCipated until Thursday. and its result
was an immediate Increase in rates and
6o-day loans. which advanced 224H2 1916
per cent. on that day and ruled during
the week strong at 24 per cent. The out
look still depends on the requirements Of
New York.
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BURNED BY LIVE WIRES
4 14-yEAR-OLD q HORRIBLY IN
JURED WHILE AT PLAY.
His Childish Franks with an Are Light
VIII Probably Cause His Death-arm
and Leg Amputated.

MIssoula, Sept. .5.-One Of the most hor-
rible accidents that ever occurred in Mis-
soula took place here shortly after 9
O'Clock tonight and as a result Albert
Cotty, the 14-year-old son Of Mrs. William
Hayes, is lying at the Sisters hospital
and will probably not recover.
I'm company with some other boys Of
his own age, the boy was playing on
South Thlia street 10 front Goa t.. .tzI-
demo, Of " ~. N,rr'ak ON tho lorrpr
near there there is an arc lamp and Cot
N climbed up to its top. How the affair
came about no one seems 10 know to-
night. The attention of Mrs. NorriCk and
others was attracted by the screams Of
the boys cumpaions. and she ran 20 the
street. When she looked up Albert was
hanging to the wires and his comrades
said that he was dead. Mrs. Ycrrick At
once called DR.. {. Z. Mills and he teIe-
phonCd 10 the electric light station TO
have the current turned off. \ man then
climbed up the pole and brought down the
limp body Of the lad. In some way his
left wrist and ankle had come in contact
with the live wire and the hand and foot
were literally cooked 10 q crisp. The wires
burned their way through the flesh and
bones so that the hand and foot hung
by shreds Of flesh. Had the current re-
manned on a minute longer Cotty would
have fallen to the ground. as the arm and
les would have been burned clear through.
Tie was taken 10 the residence Of Or.
Mills and "a carriage was summoned 10
take him 10 the Sisters hospital. There
the injured mcmhcr were amVutated by
lar. Mills and the boy made as comforta-
Ole as possible. u Is feared. however. that
he viii not survive the shock. tie bore
his pain like a hero. His only worry was
FOR his mother and he begged the doctor
go take "a knife and cut on his hand. il
hurt him so.
Al this hour the particulars OF the
cannot bc learned, but il is sup
posed that II was simply a boyish freak.
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l. A W BULLETIN.
HiLcrs Ruled or. Suspended or Promoted
~ the BOARD.

W u
~ the BOARD.
Baltimore. sept. 2a-Chairman Mott
81 the l. \ W. racing board has issued
the following bulletin: The Chutes
park track and Messrs. Harris 4 Rau-
man. Denver, colo. have been placed
upon the list Of those 10 which sane
tons viii be refused for promoting un-
sanctioned races Thomas Bu.terilL
William Todd. Arthur Harris. Fred
Fowler, II. r. Mayer. Henry Coulter.
". W. Hamilton. n. r. smith. = I.
Briggs. r r smith. Frank Leonard.
H + Hunt. Z. - Collins. Frank Bot
terlil. Denver. colo. are ruled OF all
l. \ ". tracks Tor officiating at an
sanctioned races. John CheCkrsS train
err Denver. Colo. is ruled OF all l. 4.
W tracks for connection with INSANE
toned races
Suspended during INVESTIGATION.
Bald. Cooper, Mcfarland. Orlando L.
SteNens Mosher. Hedstram. Anderson.
Rahonck and II. r. Terrill. pending in
N~rSuGGt.oa Cf their training on suspend
cd track at Berkeley oval
Transferred 10 professional class. +.
Nj. MCGEE. r X. Branuinc. !. :. Eaton.
Andrew Eaton. T. NJ. Eaton. r. W. Hun
ter, James Proctor. r w. Crawford.
Edward Johnson. II. & FprralL. l. y.
MaNon, /. + Mccullough Earl : Elser.
Harry Leonard II. q. Good. Z. r. Frye.
James II. Peterson. Perry r. smith.
Rart King Jesse Morgan. Richard Nc
AatdCn. Carl S.rapprr. Denver. Colo:
clauses \ and Il
The foregoing were also suspended
10 sept Is Tor competing i'm sunday
races. also W. W. Hamilton. Charles I
IimStreet, Captain Green. II. : Hale.
Vincent LNoS. BERTHE Banks. &. Y.
Darcy. \ 4. Hughes, Denver, Colo"
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Mining Application No. 1915.

Us Land Once, Helena. Mont, August IS.
dses.-Notiee IS hereby given. that James NJ.
Montana. has this day fled an application for
. patent lnotiee of which was posted on the 2oth
day Of Ausust lsesl for 800 linear feet, he
same being for 800 feet 5 rs deg. IL min. " and
1000 feet n Is deg, IL min. e from the point Of
discovery en- the Orphan Boy lode mining claim,
and for four acres Of non mineral ground knows
IS the LaIensburE Min Site, situated in 6 gorge
town tun0rganizedl mining district. Deer Lodge
county, Aentsns, the position, coarse and extent
survey thereof, as survey Ne. $3.50 A. and B
fractional township No. 3 north, range No. IL
Wet, 6.ing more particularly set forth and 6.-
serbed in the otncisl tsld notes and plat thereof
on hie in this once as follows, to-wit' Beginning
at the west corner Of the lode. where i: set .
linss'eas 2oIloxs inches, ls inches deep.
marked 1882 A for corner No. / Of survey No.
5232 A, from which the corner TO sections 7sl7
and IL, fract:opAl township 5 north. range Is
test ard running thence $ 50 deg. e e16 fleets
thence u 20 dee. II min. = i ,2S5 feet; thence
80 deg. " 7o5 feet thence s IS deg. IL mia W.
400 feet % he place Of beginning, containing
an area 81 l7.5l acres claimed. OF which .o6 acres
is in conflict with Survey No. 5l56,
where IS Isrksd $3.50 5 for S -. az s of re-
from which eernsr No. I OF Survey No. 5232
bears n 81 eeg. % rEia 80 sec = 3,sl7 festi
township 5 north, range Is west, bears s As deg.
p min. 81 sec. v $3.50 feet, and running
thence 5 90 deg. IS min. e 52l.5 feet thence n
6 deg. AZ min. e 81 feet; thence n IS deg 40
I'm. " 426 feet; thence ; II DEG 20 min. "
1904 feet to ths place OF beginning. Containing
an area OF 400 acres claimed; total area Of sur
vey claimed being 2l-51 acres.
The location Of this rhine is recorded in t-s
ne Of the recorder q Deer Lodge co UNITY. on
page go in Book ; Of Records. and said mill
site in Bookh Of Miscellaneous Records % said
county.
The adjoining claims 70 SURVEY No. 52S2 A
are. On lie north. Survey No. 5l56. the North
Star No. . lode, Henry L Frank, applicant: on
the east, the Little Gisnt lode tuRsurveyed).
Charles Carlson, claimant; On the south. survey
M. A.s3AA tAwn k~En #nIn tnf M 81 WFHsU-
Ihom pson, applicant; On the west. the SunnT
Side lode fUusUrveyed James u Glenn. claimant
There are no known adjoining claims 10 Sur.
vey No. 5252 B..
GEoRGE p. GREENE. Register.
Jos & HARPER, l. :. Claim Agent
First publication Aug -. leg-.
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M ISS0ULA "a
IVkERCANTILEN w.
MISSOULA. MONTANA
MlSS0UlA NOTES.

James r. stevens spent Sunday In Mis-
Soula.
J. n. Rowland and wife left tonight for
n trip 10 Chicago.
The sold republican delegates to Helena
returned this morning.
William Kendall has bought the saw
min plant Of Ed Ribfrdy.
J r Carroll OF Anaconda is making
one OF his regular visits 20 MisSoula.
Wesley J.. Small. q former M~isSoulian.
"ow associated press operator for the
Hcst-lntClliCtnrrr az Seattle. j. in town
visiting his mother. Mrs. stephen Pope.
Nj small Is returning from a four
months visit In Canada and the Eastern
states.
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AMERICAN PEACE COMMISSION.
The Day Devoted to Sightseeing and
Some Went to Church.

London. Sept. 25.-The American
peace commissioners devoted the day to
sightseeing with the energy n en-
thusiasm of few tourists. Most of the
ladies n several gentlemen of the
party attended religious services in
Westminster Abbey and ST. PauTs.
Several INDUCED i'm a steamboat excur-
sion on the Thames or drove to many
places of historic interest. The Hotel
Cecil Vas filled with Americans all day,
many calling on the commissioners or
attaches, while others. grouped about
the Hobbies. discussing the commission
and its work, gave the English hosiery
are air of entertaining an American po-
litical convention. Much amusement
was caused by the action Of the hotel
proprietor who. intending to pay a
graceful compliment to his guests.
raised the American and Spanish flags
side by side. The commission excited
comments among the thousands of
passers-by.
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s. leo BUYS AN S-ROOM BRICK. W.
Park St; $1,000 for a lot on +. Granite,
4O-foot front: terms easy. Lee Davenport,
No. % W. Granite. Butte.
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TWO POUNDS SITTER.

iNehsnEc Of ConEratuIatious over the
Telegraph Wires
MisSou'a. sept @s-P !. Cgarpy. now
~ Wallace. used o. be one at the best
noNu ~ the younger railroad men in
Nissoula His particular ghum was
jim Walsh. Friday uicht about {
O'Clock NJ WalsN received a tele-
gram from Wallace. which read" SeN-
en-pcund SRI All WELL Jim was
rather busy when the telegram came.
but in an hour he found time Ia 81 To
the ~te'cGrama office and wire 10 Pat.
I 81 Ngu two pounds better. All well
here Mr.. tcDvoN Viii be over here
ncNt week a see how Il happsurd
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Krc.ipl. 81 ~ r,rr.IHcn.

Omaha Sep @-Ehe tUsaH rges.asS =
the sxpoSstaa 30 % dste have been near
" sNaAN It's cast halaree ia The bank
= fI&AeM or ucce thar SEQ. above is
liabilities ms eNpoSislcr has appropriated
SEA GOVERNS the cost g.. ghf live stock
show. including rrf-ilms Tnfrr 5 no
dclht that every Vooms-m ". De paid
promptly
On O. : TIE congress 80 literature con-
vcnsS HauNu Garland VII p-rsl6s ana
nw. Rcharo Burton Professor a. j.
T-1gES Johuseu gam ans Esraz-
Rashf "a arr ausuE the speakers an
nG-ncrH
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NARRlED, THEN FLED.


strange hssappcarancc of Il. n. smith
Frcra Tvs RrfH~I Chumhsr.
NisSoGia. So. S-Thrrs Is considerable
sANioty felt here concerning the GiSap-
pearancc 81 r h Smith. formerly an en-
poye 81 The Northern ParIHc at the ma
- ne shonS- Mr.. Smith VAS married last
"Wednesday niEet and accompanied his
bride 10 the home 81 her mother. Tie left
her late IN ths evening according 10 the
statements ~ his friends. and went %
his fo-mer quarters at the European no.
TEL The -tNt morning he was around as
usual hut drew MS pay from the railway
cfacs Suct then he has not been seen
and II y supposed hat ne has left town.
Ne motive IS known Tor THE 6enarture.
lie lCn his personal Effects al his room.
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CUT HIS HEAD OFF.
4 Protest Against the Revision of the
Dreyfus Proceedings.

\ Protest Against the Revision of the
Dreyfus Proceedings.
Paris. Sept. Paul de Roulede pre-
sided at "a meeting held to-day Tor the
purpose Of protesting against a revision
Of the Drtytus proceedings. at which he
made a speech. violently G~enuuncinE NJ.
Brisson and all the prominent supporters
OF revision. and declared tina II a revo-
luton broke out and the sCafolG was
erected in Paris the head 10 fall ought to
he that Of NJ. Clemrnueau. II Dreyfls ever
returned 10 France NJ. de Roulede assert
cd he would be ~lyuChed. In conclusion he
announced the intention 70 reconstitute
the league Of Natriols. which the govern
mCut formerly dissolved. and a resolution
10 this effect WAS carried by acclaim.
Slight demonstrations we're made this af-
orroon. but the crowds which gathered
We're quickly dispersed by the police.
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DO YOT KNOW WHERE TO GET THE
best price for secondhand furniture II
not. Try Martins Secondhand store, cor
u-r Park and Arizona SITS. Butte.
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Boston. sept. @-A -northeas,srly gale.
accompanied BY rain which began last
night continued all day along the New
England coast Much damage was do1e
20 shiuplug and rep1rts recsived during
the day state hat a number % vessels
went sshore. No loss Of HE. however
has been reported
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a-- wtn.ls~.. sss,a,r. s,r,r

hs ben used Tor over FIFTY YEARS Rs MILL
l0N> e Tor their CRu.nEFS
NE.-k With rERFECT SUCCESS
LSo.LhhS ths CHILD SoFrENS he GUNS
LAY al PAIN. TRF WTNnI mr. -
: ne eesi remedy Tor nIARRRONA sd ~
AT%<fsa n every psriof ne world Re sars
Ezc tkksE nc othrr kiud Twenty Ave e,nt .ksfl.
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Back 10 Porto Rica.

New York. sept $~-Twenuy-fve MEM
hers o. the sth Massachusetts arrived here
to-day On the CITY Of LaW.u from Boston.
on their way 70 Porto Rico. TIE men
have been on a furl0U-h ard they are noW
returning 70 their comrades They we're
stn; 10 Governors Island 70 await n
SfruCJious from Cuargt-master Colonel
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