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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
Some Classic Concerts.

Sydney H. Morse, the most noted
tenor of the East, arrived by the Gaelic
yesterday and viii give a series Of con-
certs in Progress Hall in this city. He
is accompanied by his manager, T. Y.
Twinning. Local talent will be invited
to appear n the concert programs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
SUSANNA R. PATCH,
OF VOICE AND PIANO.

Recommended by Francis Stuart Of
San Francisco, certifcated pupil of the
elder Lamperti.
Residences: Mrs. r. F. Bfckerton's,
corner of Pnkoi and King streets.
Telephone 399. Studio, Y. NJ G. A.
building, Room No. 2. 5O31
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24

Capt. Nye. formerly of the steamer
Lehua. and Capt. Patterson, Of the
steamer Senator, were shipmates to-
gether on the ship Pharis eighteen
years ago.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24

The steamer Lehua arrived about
1890 this morning from Molokai with
cattle and sundries. Capt. Kanae and
Jim Kupihea were passengers by her.
Marshal Brown did not return. He
viii be back by one of the steamers
tonight.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24

Several Of the 1O5 men in the mill
tary hospital at independence Park
will return TO the States by the Sena-
Tough.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24

At the Commercial saloon, corner of
Beretania and Nuuanu streets, will be
found strictly pure liquors and cele-
brated Wieland beer. Shipmates are
all welcome to make your headquart
ers here. Paddy Ryan, Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24

AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple Telephone 444.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
MISSES FREIBOLT KNOKE

Take pleasure in announcing that
they have opened Dressmaking and
Millinery Parlors and are ready to re-
ceive orders.
Specialties in Evening, Ball and Re-
ception Gowns in the latest Partisan
styles.
A visit solicited.
Residence, corner of School and
Nuuanu streets. 5O3l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
Real Estate For Sale.

LOT AT WAIKIKI. On the beach.
Good location. Excellent bathing.
TENEMENT HOUSE ON KEkAU-
LIKE Street, containing stores below
and IL rooms upstairs. Rents for $53
per month. A good investment.
LOT ON KUKUI STREET, near R1V-
er street. Size 40x75.
Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGI1,
No. 121 Queen ST., next door to Hack
field e. Co. 1879
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
HARRY ARMITAGE,
NOTICE.

PERSONS DESIRING TO HAVE
their eyes examined, tested, and fitted
to glasses, can do so by calling on S.
E. Lucas, the Partisan Optician, at
their earliest opportunity, as his stay
on the Islands is limited, so now is
your chance. Eyes examined free.
Office in Love Building, Fort Street.
Hours 9 a. m. to II m, p. m. to 5
p. M.
SUNDAY.
8 a. NJ. to 10 a. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24

Agents Honolulu Soap Works Company
Honolulu and Tannery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-24
M. w. McCHESNEY & sONS.

Wholesale GTOCeTS and Dealers in Leather and
Shoe Findings.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
U1drftberiht.
CndrnerfGmfe.

MebI - Minter=gget5en Yateuts int SaB. $50
TO- @trai9bts. $6.0l-6.20; SpeciaI.Sraubs. barter
Srfib1oDrs-W etsen 9atents, s7.2O-7.4O; Saters. $I9J
s. Is; &po9enmebL. $3.60-3.M
aen-Eotber no. 6. pbne SagertoIte1,
81. 20-1.45 rotber $40. 2, $1.62.
Srib ab T 10 / N - gO. 8, obue Sdgertof.I,
81. 15-1.4O; gbo. 9. $1.20; ~9tortbern go. l. $l.62.
Wais - gto. 9, I'M Store, s3A-S4e; gefber SO.
2. 94Ac; ipsiBer $40. 2, S4X -S5e; 80. 8, 33he; ssIbsr
Go. 8. 1896 &uf Der B6rfs. Obue SosertOftsu. RAD
groben iuurhtn ~nertauft: go. 8, Csc; 9elber gsu. 8. S5c;
SO. 2 34-34Ac; tpetBer glp. 2 35c; peiBsr Eo. 8. 341ac.
Sofer-g1o. 2. i'm 5pei9sr, 28H-29zc; peiBer 80.
8, SOC. saf Der gDrfe, obne Saeerfoftsu, mad Troben
uurben ~oerfauft: Np. 3. 29e; rpeiBsr go. 8. 29H-3lhe;
$40. 2, 9 ipeiBer 9to. 4, SOC.
Rogqen-Jsn 2 fur ben Spsi@er. s6t; To. 8. 64e;
&c. 4. 60.
GerIte MittelmdBiee big CUTE Wtul3quuIitdten,
49,; Sutterserfte, 4O-41c.
edmereteu gsta9s 9to. 1. nui benz @tteii,.
Nortblueitern. 81 3D. Stntptbp. fair big foncD
gountru bon 50. 00-2S0; CUTE biz ouSgetndblte G~ountrp'
90riteeu BON Rlee BON $500 bis s.. Is.
&Ieie - 2tberole @nssbote bel matter 9~tabfraee.
Bier earlooun9en purbeu 5I 50 anb s 81 $3.50 aGe
pbne 2o9erfpfteH %uerfouft.
Wti billings - Retne 9ertdnfe beridtet.
&e u-Stortes gintutbp. $lo.5l-lL0o hteTonne; 10.
l. s.. 0 so; go. 2. $3.50; upIano BraIrte. belteA,
SO. 5O-11.5 So; mittlere AuoIitdt. S3.5o-900.
Str b-9fo99eH, beItes, $5.o0-6.0o bic EUnRe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Quoemeiner wddrenmarft.

gutter - Bette greantsre. 1876; !. auaIitat IA
14he;8p. 2. 12-12Hs; bette natbseua9te. RIB, bette
9airp l3t; !. GuaIttdt, 10; 9. AualItdL IL.
R&ie- 1utns. s.; Stubnr9.r, 1Itz liz; g9uet.
ser, I2-12Mc; aultrttauti9er 8die IN Sioerpo0[ 4oS Cd
fir liz 8iuuo.
Bob Hen-Yefte, 81. 20-1.2 5; quite %SL05-L15.
bette rWaebiuns", $I.ao; sertu9e nuoGttdt, $t.o2A-115.
Mu~SQepetoetes Settaaet - Enrfeps. s.
Sc boS 9iune; Sabn.r. g: oos YIunh; Gnten Sc has
BiunS; SGnIA 7c has 9furo.
6 ier - @anB trIf4s, @ertuits abgersbH.t. 1oc
boS 0nBenh.
aalbi il eli a-so-75 gfs. @emiat. 7-7Hs: 10
100 ptb, 7-shr; 1oO-11o Pfh.. S-9i seipbpHii A,i
nnb i1rperes. s..
Sri i'd. 5tf@, - gtad Yak. eros. bas gfua,
l1-1l!ze; Bile SIS; 9ideret. As.
Grbbseren - 50c-$1.5 so fir "a OF. .Giitnen.
aepel-9tn 9aota. So 25-3. IS; gglneIap, $3.50
400; gsiaou Smtss, sS,5o-4.Oo bas SOB.
ronesn- Seedlings $~l.5o-1.75; Ysauet3, $3.50
800 bic &iite.
Gan ans - Bette. 81. 15-l.4o bas Bau>H.
Setoen Geluaihene. 15-2oc bas 8fnua
s lit one u-BeTte 0uotitdt. $3.0o-3 Is Die Ris..
Neue s. ito tetn-Sermnbas: So. 75-3 p6s Sag.
aIte Rartoffetn-3e6ruus. 62-65c; gurbaass.
67-7Oc; Rofe. 6O-62t; 8eerleR. 6t-66i &Iuss. 6O-6lc
bas gnibsL
3mte Sraue, IS 500 bas gnI9a.
sSeues gDetsfrant - $LO0-1.s0 per Rlite.
Btu MT ut o bit - 100000 bte Stte.
GparaeI - 25-35s, a &uIhel,
GslIerte - 100: bos Ouseul
Septf al at - 800: bic Ritz,
Gotbe @ubeu - Sseue. $780, oas NuiAtI.
Sci be t d6eu, nene - S2.00-2. so bas GaB.
Weibe RIben, nele $3.50; bos 9ui3sL
8Dbnen - 50-75e per 8ui9et=Site.
GrbIen - 5000 per 9ui9el.
@urfeu - 25-30t has 9usenS.
Tnmaten -$2. 00-2.50 bic Rute.
gabtesben - 24-40: bic RiIte.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 75c; ftein:
Grandchildren, 95-97he.
9dute - Crime s~eialaeue, iebe5 @:pt9t. Ea l.
&c; CRIME ~9eioIaene. ieees Serpi4t gtn 2. s.; &al6 Go.
!, l0ke; &oIb 30. 2. OF.
Eat a-so. l GOuntrs, &c; go. 2. 2He; Gats. Az
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Die barmonie 6es Sebens

fam nur in einem ~ge1unben &0rper ipurz
3eln; o9ne einen fol6en 1T ONES MtiBton.
Der freunbli3e SpnnenI9ein, Oas frobe
2n6en Der Sinber, bic aarten 8anbe Der
5amiIie qudten bi9, %anftatt f~reuoigs Sc
fiible gu ertpeden, unO 4Ges bieies mag ftattz
finben, o6ne baB ani6einenbe &ranf6eitsz
Ipmptome ba ftnb. 9o9 parte! 8alo pirTt
ou ausfinben, baB bu feinen Qppetit 6at,
baB bein Magen auBer Orbnung unb bu
miibe unb berbrofen bift. 2eibte Sieberz
dnfdue treten auf, beine 2eber lit trdge, beine
Nieren arbeiten ni9t. Nun lit es b06fte
s3eit, baB bu bas ulte &rdute tbeilmittel
6orni's 41psnfrduter> 8lutbeIe6er gu 6iIfe
ruff. @s 1T taufenb 9oftorrecepte ipertb,
ba es Die aIten Nblugerun9en entFernt, bas
8lut reintgt unb bafeIbe frii9 unb frGftiq
bur9 Die Nbern iagt. SIT nidt in 4pDt6ez
fen gu BADEN, fonoern tpirb bon Gotalagcntsa
ober brett BON Or. Beter Sa6rnep, $50. 112
-114 g. 9Opne @Oe, Gbicugo, ST., ber=
fault.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Del am 3. M}at uuf @6loB gbenburq

Der I'M 3. W1dt dlf S9loB Gbertbrrg
Bel Seer i'm Nlter bon Il Sa6yen b%eritDrz
be1e Graf 8arI p. SO sbel mar i'm
Sabre 1866 Wtaior unb Sliigeloni1tant oes
Strings BON 6annpber unb bat iib ME NIT
ben 5OIgen Der greigni1Ts ienes Sobres aus
f04nen fOnren. Obpo6l inn aGs einem Der
.beoentenbften @roBgrunO6eIiBcr 9annopers
has erbli4e He9t auf SIP ua6 Stimme
i'm 9errenbauIe berIieben puros, fonnfe Ell
fr& bod ni4t entfdlieBen, BACON 8ebrdu3
gu MAIDEN, neil er ben @i6 auf Die Ser
faTung ni9t Ieiiten polte. Seine beiben
@69ne fteben als 2anbrat6 unO dig Sega
tipnsfetretGr I'M Staatsz pber Rei9shienfte,
unh 10 pirb Der %erTtere, auf ben Das sSioeiz
colnmiB iibergebt, pObG in ba5 0%erren9aus
etntretsn. Der iebt 8erftor6eas mar Der
G3ef Der grdffiden 5amilie Websf, Der Der
@rafentitel i~i6rigens 1776 oont &1nig pOn
preuBen berlieben purpe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
(SpeytoIsg orrefponbenS)
prooramm Der Ansftellungs=G Or
0fmnng.
Die Grams 1r1iffffppi ausftellun9
offnet am /. Juni thre Qbore.

prdioent mckinley miro cine Reoe hdlten.-
mitteIit Song Oiftonce"=G telephone uno
umeeaphone" weroen ole Seittheilnehs
mer oieielbe 3u h6ren befommert. = 2lld
ole maihine DER 2lustellung miro Der
prdiioent III Sepeeun9 fe5er. Die
Grams=m 2tusteluu9s poftmars
Fen. - Qusftelunessu oti3en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
s nbfanapoIis o|erIter

Snbtanapo1is oerGtert
einen bebeutenben Muife
ben Sob. SIM Otter bon 81 Sab
rem lit in indianapolis an sinem S9la9fluB
rer betannte bsutI9s Mufiter Prof. puul
8ubr geftorben. @r mar in 8D8lin. Yomz
mern ais Der So6n zines 8eamtsn gebpren,
purbe gu Ieiner 4usbiIoung rad Berlin gez
fdnbt, mo er ben llnterri9t 9einri9 8artb's,
zines 9ieblinesi9iilers BON Billion, genoB.
SIM Neutrality-suspicious. &rieg bon 1866
biente 8a6r ais Mrtileries Gieutenant uno
purbe in Der @9la9t bon SOnig9rdb bsrs
punbet. SIM Sabre 1868 tum er ndh @me=
rita. Gr mar in indianapolis elmer Der be-
tanntei ten Muiifer unb tpdhrenb elmer Etibe
ron Sabren an ben erften &ir3en Der Staat
ais Organift unb gborbirigent an9eitelt.
Die 5interbliebenen 8abr's fino feline 3oGz
ter CLARA unb fein Sobn, Or. Mar Sa9r,
peG9' lebterer nit Marie 9sife, elmer eez
horenen &0slinerin, berbsirdt6et lit.
Ser befannte Gin{tebGer
bonn 9taffelbera Snpe 1T BEL ben
8armberaigen 8riipern gu Sremsborf sin=
detreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

lunasz8 rieFmartsn" our 8ertpenbuna, b. 3
CUR @usgobe geldngen, mas fir bic Nusftelz
lung Ielbft li9 bon unenbli4 grobem Bertbe
erpeiIen tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Die er fe 8eGtausfeG1un q
in Sapan foG i'm Sabre 1902 ~er5ffnet
perben. gu bieism grpBqrtigen Blame trifft
Die japanil6e Hegierung BersitS Die eriten
8ortebrungen. lleber ben prt Der 4uSfteL=
luna lit man mod uRntf6Apen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

9Fiubcteb pnrbe III ben Stod.garbs tpie fpIet
nptirt:
grtrasFeire 5tiere. l300-151o BfnuS ..... 5.I5-5.25
G66ue Stiere, 13O0-15O0 Yfunb ...... :. 4.90-5. 10
Sdbue 5tiere, 1200-1500 Yfuu0 ..,.,... A.70-4.85
Cute 5tiere, g0O-I200 4fuHo ... 4.45-4.65
WtftelmGRiae 5tiere, 1000-1300 Yfuno CO.. 4.25440
Getu6bnlihe Stiere, 900-1200 Piuu6 -. 4.00-A15
@nts 6toders uno SSeeoers .......... 4-50-500
9etpEbuIibe bis quite 9tc5ers rnb Heeoers. 4.00-A45
gnler. bette bis e~rtra:sute auaIttdt. -..... 3.S0-430
DuGei, a~eriueere bis mittlere 0ualitdt. .- 3.15-a90
Rlbe unS fSsrien, bette -. ....... 41o-475
3Ibe unD S5erIen, CUTE 4. 3.50-400
Gibe, mittelur6siqe, ....... ..... ;. 265-3.60
gibe, getp6bRItdae BIS CUTE goHaers. ..... 3.25-4.40
Rdlber, bette -. ..... 80. 6.40-100
EdIber, aeriuaere Quatttdt go. 5.00-6.35
WeSflibe RHbe nnA gSerIsu... =. 4.00-AS5
SeroS Metoefiere -. 3.50-475
SeraS &ibe, Buffet uuo Other ..,...... AGO. IS
Ntildthbeuno Sprinaer5. pee Stat....... 3oU9-5600
2ufnbr: $500 StFf.
CD 10 E ne nnttreu:
geftsruo orbtndrs DON n.sbr oIs $50 BfnHa
0urb1dntttsgeiptbt ........ ........ a. 40-460
80. ourtbetnaMoer Il. .-...... A Is A SIX
MusaetudbItt, aIorttrte. 20o-25o pfuas g.. A.20-45 so
Mnsgsw6blts, ofortrte. 19O-245 PTuHO 80. 4l5-4 42X
atidte, 116ns. 100 100 0funo .......... 4.I5-430
gei1te. orOlndre. 140-I95 4fuIS .......... 8 IS a l2H
.2igs1. 7O-l2o 9tHHa ,... ...." .-... 270-400
sGaIis@ ....... ........ 00-380
8ufubr: 1000 Stid.
Gaate- Wetern, s4.0o-A50; glattuss. An
4.5o. SdmMler. "a. 25-5.50.
3ufabr: 5000 Stad.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Oiebmdrft.

minbStsb purbs III ben stOd.garOs ipie turat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Gtwa elm Oubeno idwerer Derbre6er, oari1n=
ter mehrere moroer, planter auf 9eitern
Dornittae einen Sludtperiud. = Ourd
Pelfershelfer wuroen Goparo Smith
Stahlideen 3ueeitedt. = Die %1itper=
f6porenen wolten cine Keilerei iniceni=
rem, nm ole ma9en 81 befddftieen. =
Die perf9worune wuroe in elmer mirth=
fdaft perrathen uto DER mafenausbrud
p~erettelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

0ds 0ireftoriunt Der Nusftenun9s sgefeQz
f6oft bat benz Wunf9e Der berborraecnben
Qisp5i9ter bes 2anbes entfpro9en unb me-
ben ZEN CUR grdmiirung allsgeiteltef S4iere
bsHimmten Mebai1en audi nod 8aarprsiie
3nm 8etrage BON $4,000 ausgeIeBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25
Jinantberid) t.
GfeftensS orfe.
.hn.a AnmrAan harEnnEk.
Der Gelomdrft.

SIM 2onfe bes Soees fpnr0en %oertauFt:
Ill gntiouoI Biscuit .... q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Silfsz@ eneralpoitmeifter Mtrritt bdt an
iiber 100000 9OftGmter bes 2unoss Sormus
fare dusgei6tdt, pel9e CUR 8e5telHng Der
Srans> Mi MISUNDERSTANDING : 9risFmurz
fen, beren 4usgabe @nbe Medi e~rFolgen pirb,
gu beniibsn Iinb, 0ie 8uftbe4Orbe bat ent=
fd)iebsn, baB bic s~rpGbntsn Ppitmarten bic
&e3ei9nung Omaha : 4usgd5e" erbalten.
DieIe Marfen tperben, pie id)on fr;i6er err
pd6nt, auf 9etrdge BON 1, 2, !, 4, s, 3, 10
unb so Gents Iotpie 1 unb 2 0p!ara l%duten;
Elm completes set" bieier Mtcrten pirb
tentna9 auf $3.50 gu fteben tommen. Die
2fMsqabe bieier 8riefmarfen 1T tGut Gerorb=
nung bes 9eneralzp oitmeitars art 81. De
1898 ein3ufte0en, Die Marfen ieIbf
iperben iebo9 au9 mad bieTer 3eit nod CUR
Srantirung BON 8offd9en beripen3st lperz
cen t0nnen. I'm bic @ef9dfte Der BoItdmter
gu bereinfd9en. perben boraus Ti4tli9 lpdbz
renb ber nd9ften feds Mona!e, 10 melt ais
u nSranSzMiHihipptsaustele
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-05-25

Ser 8du bes 9ubiIons Der 9rsFe, tpel9er,
neben5ei bemerft, ouf iiber $4,000 gu ftefe11
fonmen pirb, pirb berart 5strie6sn, bab
ferIel6e 6ts CUR grDffnung Ger ausfteIung
5ertig gefteIt lit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12

He tells you every hope. fear m ambition Het tells how TO gain ur object
In Jew He advises on all affairs. whether business or OF a domestic NATURE MOST
successfully.
call md consult this remarkabI gifted man He will. surely hep you He II Ike
the Noths tar-none EAR be cassed Dr. compared with him! He IL the favorr
OF New Yorks exclusive odey and of men successfui in the financial world. Al
transactions strictly confidential Positively M fee taken unless satisfaction IL
gven. READ CAREFULLY
COME. ALL VI BUSINESS MEN n have deals, complications or mbarrsss-
mems md he will umanget the knotty problems m point out to you the ways
M means that will bring success There il a Id in the affairs of men,. which
AXE at te Hood leads on to fortune"
COME. AL. We WIVES AND MOTFER whose hearts M and are bur-
dened With the dues. doubts and ardeths of home and family. Cease your
signing and cryng IN eek the advice of hsg gifted mar. who can help you when
all else has failed. Laugh. and the world laughs with yu weep. ant you weep
alone"
COME. ALL We DoUBTING. HOPING LOVERS Learn if you idol is true
or false IN you mi or rivals are now to overcome then win the OBJ
tt of you affections. "of all sad worisoft tongue or pen the saddest are these
II might have been"
CONF. ALL YE h anticipate changes moves journeys, sales. trades specu-
htion. positions. lawsuits. marriage or separations learn what is best to 10, n
TO- to 10 IL ere failure and misfortune vertake you
He will unite the separated by proper advice VIII produces marriage where
no legal barrier exus- lives advice Pm business ransacuon Receivers Iosta ms
stolen property Locates buried treasures ant diagnoses diseases of II desGfp-
ton M can ad all in trouble. Can tell II you will be successful in n business
you desire to enter or IL an Investment will prove beneficial II CON
CIIDE.D DIR Reede has for years made "A study OF the EVIL INFLUENCE
whhh have rendered so many ives miserable. and Is repair to roduc the de-
sired change OF hck IN remove all such bad influences. commonly known a.
spells obs@in or hoodoo; when you are afflicted our friends appear cold n
heartt~s your enemhs gain the mastery m pains I'm the knees eyes red m
swonen. restiess at night bad dreams nd on he Who'll a miserable existence
Conc one, come all m he will guide you right
Omce hours from a m to y m sunday to D p m
Butt hotel rooms ~ and Is
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12

the police have run her In repeatedly.
This afternoon Drs. Helen c. Roberts
and Earle Strain constituted a jury to
decide whether IL was safe to have her
running al large on h streets Wit
nesses testified that she was in the
habit of calling at the Standard. the
Tribune and other business offices On
Central avenue and insisting on telling
her life and adventures until h ousi-
nessmen were sick OF seeing her
around. All the witnesses agreed that
while she was probably insane. h was
not violently SO. and the doctors, after
a private examination, decided that UNI
der the statute she could no be sent
to the Warm Springs. When the jury
gave in its verdict and Cecil Ann was
told that she was free to 60. she tossed
her head and marched down the court
house corridor saying that II white
women were as capable Of taking care
OF themselves az h was, there would
be angels in Montana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12

from Ottawa. ILL.,. will take charge Of
the books.
George Putnam has returned to his
home in Chinook after q winter spent
in Boston. He states ~ the war few
er does not appear very warm In that
part OF the country.
A carload of seed wheat a been or
dered by the ranchers of Chinook from
the Royal Milling company OF this city.
and will be delivered this week.
Mrs. Robert +. Morris has gone to
North Yakima. WASH, to attend the fu-
neral of her father, E.. H. Combs. who
died there recently.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
rnoaMToN's GOOD RIGHT ARM.
An Instance OF the speed which Ne Com
mards In Pitching.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
you talk about Rusle and Hawley and
the rest of those fellows being speedy
pitchers said Jimmy Ryan. ito tell you
the truth | think that Walter Thornton
can wing the ball over the plate faster
thar any of them when he cuts loose. IL
he can only locate the platter with any
degree Of success this summer he will
easily be one of the t~op-notch twirlers In
the league. He's got wider curves than
any Of them. and the beauty of II Is he's
young and getting better all the time.
Whenever he had his pitching eye last
season and sent 'em across the pan regu-
larry I notice that there were no batting
streaks on the other side. and that the
hits OF the opposition were generally few
and far between
II saw a funny result of one of Walters
hot ones while he was warming up I'm
front of Tim Donahue down at Hot
Springs a year ago. After pitching about
10 minute at half speed Walter started
to finish the warm-up by sending four or
Ave I'm TO Tim as hard Ms he could win
'em. Tim stopped the first one. but hts
hands had not hardened yet and II hurt
him a little. He tossed the ball back TO
Thornton and told him he was liable to
hurt his arm II he sent EN- in so fast so
early In the season. Thornton sent the
next one as fast as the first and Tim
jumped out OF the way and let the ball
sail by. Fifty feet away two pickaninnies
were tusseling around over the possession
of a bat. The junior colored population
of the town were the greatest rooters the
colts had in their practice games ana
they used TO come out every day In droves
10 watch the play and chase the ball
when they had a chance. The two little
'coons' were just about at the finishing
stage when Thornton's shoot came along.
II went straight on a line past Tim and
caught one of the colored boys on the side
OF the head with a sound like "A brickbat
finishing up against the side of a barn.
IL carromed perfectly and hit the other
In the middle of the forehead. Both the
black boys were knocked head over heels.
but II Is a pretty hard matter TO hurt a
properly bred colored person by hitting
him on the head. and the boys were up In
a minute rubbing their heads and wonder
ing just where the waliop had come from.
The bowling was done by another picka-
nInny. against whose shins the ball final
ly brought up. Those coons took care to
keep out Of range after that when Wal
ter was pitching"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

H. c. Price, the Fort Benton stock
grower. is in the city to-day.
F. C.. Sharpe, the Helena life insur-
ance a is soliciting business in this
city.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Clark came in
from the ranch at Choteau yesterday
and are making a few days visit In this
city.
Harry Lund. the stock inspector of
Fort Benton. came in from the East
this morning on matters Of official bust
ness.
j. H. L~ethbridge of Lethbridge, and
the founde OF that thriving coal town,
came i'm on he narrow gauge this
morning.
Hugh Gilchrist returned yesterday
evening from Helena. where he has
been engaged for the past week i'm can
wasting the town for Mark Twain's lat
est book He reports that business is
dul in the capital.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
A Telephone Suit.

Great Falls, April 11.-This afternoon
suit was filed in the district court by
George w. Dunlap n the Rocky
Mountain Telephone company against
Frank Glab and s. r. Jensen. The
action arises from the suit brought last
month by George Stanton against the
plaintiffs i'm the present case. In his
suit. Stanton asked for an injunction
restraining the transfer of certain teie-
phone property. The injunction was
denied and now the defendants in the
first suit are suing to recover the sum
of $255. so as damages. Glab and Jensen
having been bondsmen for the plaintiff
in the first action. They ask for $3.50
as attorney fees paid to w. G. Downing
and S. so as III fees.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-12
CHINOOK NEWS.

Great Falls, April lot is reported
that b. @. Olson is preparing 10 pipe
the water of the Thomas hot spring,
which is located on his ranch, into
Chinook, to be used for medicinal pur-
poses. II is said to have highly cura-
tive properties.
Through the efforts of Mrs. Easter
day and others. the people of North
Fork valley have organized a Sunday
school. 1t will be conducted under the
auspices of the NJ. T.. church. and its
officers are as follows: superintendent.
Mrs. yesterday. secretary. Dan Gra-
ham: treasurer. Miss Lula yesterday.
Fifteen members have been enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thibideau are
happy over the birth Of a son. Both
mother and son are doing well. and the
father is as proud as a man usually Is
over the first born.
The Methodist parsonage is being
plastered and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
L. v. Bogy. treasurer Of the Thomas
O'Hanlon company. will assume generai
engagement OF the business. and l. ID.
Vincent. a recent arrival In Chinook.