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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-22
Chicago Grocery

Is fully prepared for any old thing that
may turn up, and if the railroads are
blocked for month don't get scared, as
we have stock enough to last through
and furnish all corners. The prices here
quoted stand good until the blockade is
raised, and longer if it is raised before
the next issue of this paper. Let this be
a warning to you, and when good weather
comes again be sure to lay in enough gro
cerles to last you through another, as you
may look for two more like it, s,ce. Our
blizzard prices are:
bbl. best Haxall Flour, 500
bbl. best st. Louis Flour, 45O
1O-lb. wood tub of Pure Lard, roc
1-gal. can Of Apple, CSC
can New Sweet Corn Sc
can New Tomatoes, 1Oc
package Prepared Pumpkin. 1Oc
8 lbs. Rolled OATS &c
Id. best Candied Citron, 15c
10. Good Prunes, SC
Id. best Evaporated Apples 12c
ID. best Evaporated Aprtcots, 15c
2-lb. can Corned or Roast Beef. zoe
lb. best Fat Salt Pork, Sc
ID. Boneless Corned Beef &C
lb. No. Salt Mackerel 12c
Tubular Lantern, No. 0, 45c
few Steel Snow Shovels, each, 45c
AS fine Axes as made for CSC
In fact. full line of choice groceries
lower than the lowest.
The Chicago Groeery.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-22
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The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-22
Number 3S.

The usual crowd OF Christmas buyers
is found at Forbes & Wallace, Springfield.
1t is lively and most suggestive place
for Christmas buyers. Each department
is brimming with standard stock and
special holiday lines. Their Japanese
department, the line Of gold watches,
clocks, silverware, handkerchiefs, mems
furnishings, table linen, are all interesting
to holiday buyers. Their book depart
ment is too widely known to require spec
ial mention other than that the 1898 cata-
log supplements that of 1897 on the same
inclusive lines. Among special gift books
are large collection of drawings, by
Thurstup, johnson & Smith and Christ
mas cartoons by Gibson. A novelty in
1898 calendars are built about photographs
Of celebrities. OF course the Hobson cal
endar leads among them. Very beautiful
garments are among the turs, capes,
cloaks. collarettes, and stoles in the finest
furs and in fashionable combinations.
After the hi2hest-priced affairs in Alas
ka seal and its companions, comes salts
factory line of electric seal and kindred
grades. Oriental rugs now begin as low
down as $5 and the assortment of them
is very large
The toy department includes every
thing that can be thought Of for children.
Hundreds of games. New among them
the Battle of Manila, War at Sea, Harv-
ard and Yale, Fairyland, Limited Ex-
press, Naval war.
That portion of the basement devoted
to bric-a-bTac, makes q fine display of
clocks, Upham, Dickens and "Louwelsa'
ware hand-painted articles Medallions,
French china framed pictures, silver ware,
lamps, Venetian and cut glass.
Then If you are still at loss and have a
friend who drives, there are fine Holley
whips to be had at prices up to $12 and
nice fur carriage robes following in their
train.
Forbes d Wallace have now put in a
complete line of Eastman Kodak cameras
and camera supplies, and what they are
Offering in this department is worth
noting. A nice present for the maids Is
dress patterns In cambria and percale, in
pretty designs, and tied in pretty pack
ages. Changeable silk skirts are as CAV
as ever You may select from twenty
combinations, among these. Following
them are most desirable silk Moreens and
nice sateens, colored half heir length.
Then there are imported knitted petit
coats and embroidered fl annel UNDER
skirts. Knitted fascinator hoods, capes,
and shawls.
Gloves must be classed with the hand
kerchiefs and umbrellas for desira BILE
gifts. Among 80 gloves are the ''Rey-
nier," "Fownes," and the "Couvonsier, ;
or Clew's patent thumb. Then there are
heavy suede gloves, silk lined and Russia
leather, heavy walking gloves, and the
"Fosterine" with jeweled hook. Among
the dollar gloves you may choose from
five different makes. Following gloves
comes the silk and angora mittens=-o Mo-
cha" mittens fur lined. Special boxes
containing pieces of fine muslin underwear
are numbered among the usual gifts that
are also beautiful.
THAT THRoBBING HEADAoHE would
quickly leave you If you used DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless merit for
Sick and Nervous Headaches. They
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-22
TRY OUR NEW
Observation-Disclosures
CYPREssSEINGLEs:

They will last
twice as long as
any other kind,
and ARE FULL
COUNT.
We have two
grades, and the
prices of them
are all right.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-22

THAT THRoBBING HEADAoHE would
quickly leave you If you used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless merit for
Sick and Nervous Headaches. They
make pure blood and strong nerves and
build up your health Easy to take. Try
them. Only 25 cents. Money back II
not cured.
Sold by A. G. Eaton, Druggist.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-12-22

DARN FOR SALE. Known as the
n Mowry place. situated In Westford Com
tatns about ~ acres OF land, with good house.
barn, carriage house and hen houses. Water I'M
In barn sold with place II desired For terms
apply at WHITE FARM, westford, Conn M
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

@m. s. Brpan bar offentlie uo.
talt fig imob. at Sorenebe Stater fal
beapnbe at stbre @robr,nser os an
lasse &olonier. 6an uil. at be iial
forblipe tro mob fin tbrae Beitem-
meile: at iiampe til 5orfuar for 5riz
beben os be unoertrptte. os oermeo
Ral mon labe bet blipe. 8bis lite
bette ifer, flyer BON, pil mon tnnne
antlase os for 6ptleli, ibet ri tom>
mer til at bonble anberlebes, enb pi
bar beflenot.
Set foretommer os, at Mr. Brpan
bar ret.
Nnsaaenbe ben Sag flyer Minnea<
polls Eribune blanot anoet:
v&t er uubertiben iomme StiQtn9
fom en- Monb. Der 9riber / 9aanbta.
gene paa ct electr,if Bottert - ri tan
itfe itppe zaset. iuf naar ri snier
bet. 2anet bortli9eenbe Beiiboelier
bill mebfere fbrre Nniuar, 8anRelig=
beber oa Bproer. men beriom Sfieb.
nen paaleg9er 08 BEN. bliper ui upbt
til at teie Dor 9fofte unber Haoet.
On be, iom paai1pnoeoe &rigen.
funbe bare eienuemRaet 5remtibens
S(br. bilbe be maaRe bore betnnft
fig fra BeepnDelien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

9et Ter nefien ub, iom ON be
ipanfie Soloater fnart pil pnre mere
@ienfanb for Neblibenbeb enb
upilte. Ser mebbeles fra @uonta.
namo ben 17be b., at en- balpt libel.
fultet os fi(let ipanR @olbat trpb
inb ben omerifonRe 2eir berfets
forleben og opsau fig ielu. Gan
taabe. at ban penteee at bltue Rubt.
men ban uilbe 9ierne bp. on, mon
uilbe 9iue ban Mob % 8onp. Don
bauoe lite fpiit paa 48 Elmer. 6an
iagoe. at ber bar 1000 anbre @olba.
ter. fom uar rebe til at ouereiue fig.
forbi be uar li9eiaa ubiultebe. men
be troebe. at be uiloe bli1e orebte al
Wmer,tanerne, iaa inart be uar tasne
tilfange. Spanieren fit en- Qob
Miobas % bleo oerpoa ienot omboro
paa rMorblebeab". 8an iasbe. al
ban meb @lebe pilbe goo tilbaee til
fine @ammernter. men ban troebe. be
nilbe Rpbe bam.
Bet beber nu, at bet lite. er 5anbt.
at Spanierne bauoe misbanblet 2iee,
ne af be amerifanife @olbater. ion
uar falbne. iaalebes fom Der bier
mebbelt Rfe llse.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22
Nelt8t6fe SIDn8planter+
(Spur9eon.)

Man9e Menneifer8 @eli9ion beror
minbre poa 9teaoe eno paa euniti9e
OmRenoiabeoer; be er reliaipie. forbt
bet er paa Wooen at uere iaa, % be
Tan befienbe ben meaet let. forbi i1<
gen flyer noeet oertmoe. Sc bps9er
lite fit 9us paa Rlippeu. men letter
fit sfur op mob Maboens GUS. buil-
fet lite fofer no9et.
Sbeen ON en- Stptte 8eli9ion Ct
uo9et baaro, men bog meset betee=
nenoe. Suose &oratterer bar onbt
for at ltaa olene, men uil aierne babe
nosen anoen at itette fig til, liseiom
be ooarliee Smaabptter. iom ton fin
oe8 tet op til uisIe &atbebraler /
europa. unoer Sfpssen of samle
Sfitte bpage mango oeres Boliser at
Straa li9 Sualerne. @aaoanne er
0obe, oeriom be tan falbes lao, blot
foroi Deres Ouerorbneoe boz fillet
Dpben fom Betineelle for beres Ber|
Rab. Sc ellier 9@rlisbeb. torbi ben
. fer fig at iuare beot Re9ntu9, o9
Subst!pQt, forbi ce oerueb Tan fomme
/ 6orb,noelie % 6orretnins meo gel.
li9e. Deres &el.sion er lioet mere
enb en- artBbig 8e,len til anbre
WenueHers @uRft.
@tabe for en- Eio8alber, naar oenne
@loes Ting toaer Ouerbaanb! Oct
Ct en- Misprpo for ben fanbe Sub
f.petisbebs Bpsnins ot bliue belemz
ret meo bis,e pnteli9e Sfur. 9iee=
iom Sniefterne iu9er giuet ub al bet
9obe Ere, iaalebes inopirler btsie
TONNE Befienoere Raoelig paa BEN.
til buem be tlpneer fig fat. Os poa
ben fife Da9 pil bere8 Dbeles8elfe
oere filter; tbi olle. iom lite bar beres
@runbuolo loQt paa &lippen. oil ba
falbe. % 5albet bill bliue fort. Men>
neRenes 2ip pil ba bliue ue1et buer
for fig per!onlie, oa tnaen Tan tbie
bet rinsefe til for at bielpe %. ber<
iom pi ba bliper funbne for lette.
6erre. 9ip mig 9faabe til at fors
blipe ubebe9elis big. ON enb alIe
anbre iulbe forlabe big, euer ON mine
Dmeipelfer Rulbe bltue fenbtliee
mob al @ubfrpgtisbeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22
Jnblaneet.

6enrp Berger os bans to 6ene
bleu brebte al 2pnet isaoraftes.
Rripes fra 6etlanb. 8. g.. lobe bs.
- Mortin Nrntion. Der bor 10
Mil fra Dberon. g. s., Ri s 9efte
brnbt al 2puet forleben. os to anbre
brenbte ttlbsbe. oa @talben brenbte.
Snsen NSiuronce.
- Nnbrem 8eterion. ber arbeiber
iDhs &tRauront / Gebar SOILS.
Soma. blep farliet forbrenbt en- Das
fife use. 6on fl Gasoline poo fine
&ler. ibet ban fplbte en- Gasoline.
prn, % &leberne antenbtes.
- Sra @ice Sole. @is., mebbeles.
at en- Nanb peb 9eapr 5reb Tielb.
iom Dor peb @ebor Safe, iQjen er
bleuen fat / Gens,el antlaeet forat
baue ftiaalet alt. ium tunbe fpttes
fra en- 9umber>2eir / geerbeben..
= @n Saa. ION s. @pau @oib.
burn. @is.. baobe onla9t mob Du.
lutb, South Shore & atlantic Sern.
bane for Tabet al ct Ben, er blepen
afaiorti / Minbelisbeb. &an anlaebe
@asen for $4,000 men toe imob bet
holue.
= st beipnberliot @iemme. @a=
rp 6urit bleu paa Orbre fra Bu1i.
tiet / @innipee arreieret i @ranb
SORTS for nosle Daae fben. antlaeet
forat bope fiaalet 5000 / Cub.
Truentimmeret bauoe $4O0 Cub
siemt fir Baraiol. ba bum blep ar>
refteret. men bun iasoe. bet par ben.
bes eene 8en9e.
= Stor 9anbel. 9otp BroS. fra
Maoiiou. @is.. bar tibbt en- Rpea.
&au9 fpb for @bamberlain / N.
.. for $65. 900 efter 500 pr. Ncre,
inbbefattenbe 2anS, 8penineer oe
&uae. Ripberne fises at bile tipbe
mere &be9. faa Bebolonineen oeraf
uil belpbe it9 til $4,000. tiliammen
en- @ienbom uerb 100000, 900.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

Ser manaler lite paa 6orberebeI>
fer til 6ierbeiulifeRen &rohibitton
&art ueb 6eibers Steb &iuerbaIen.
Toruoen at 8arfen Iaties / COB Stant,
upfsres Der o9iaa ct Nubitorium.
20 Mu6tiorpfer ct allereoe ftret, %
blanbt Ealerne Tan nepnes 8rof.
Boraas fra @eo @ine, 6. 6. 2pbed.
@asf6rer M. Z. Moert fra Nbo. Boff.
Buriett. 8rot. @iepre. &oft. Ibor,
oi!bfen og Bof. 9. 9. 9auson.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

iteli9t bet bar at fomme torbi Broeet
af let fenteoe Sttb. Wan iatter
title bel1er lanaere noaen Eillib til bet
ubiasn, at Tonserne bebanbles sobt,
% bet beber, at Wbmiral Compton
og Gen. @bafter oil faa Snitrut8 til
at bolbe Nbmiral @erpera % Sen.
&onoo aniuarlis for 6anserne, %
ON be bltr misbanblebe eller orebt af
Spanierne, uil @eroera % 8anbo
blipe ben9t, naar be ensan9 falber /
Gmeritanernes 6enber, os bette Ct
be npot til at aipre fpr eler ienere.
Set beb Utanbae, at General
5tlipine bar ertleret Ybilippinerne
for uofben9i9e. % at Sniuroenter.
mes Sober Nauinaloo Ct blepen palgt
til &reiioent, @n rts Snofpot bar
foreret BAN ct Stib paa 100 Tons
9re9ti9beb. % paa oenne lille ,Jlaas
be" ooier ben npe &epublifS 5lo9,
oer befaar af tre Eriangler a{ rpbt,
bptbt os blaat paa boio @runo.
ssiplae 9aeblaoene for igaaroftes
er Wen. @bafter anfommet til Nobo=
laget peb @antto9o meb Eransport<
1ibe % 9ropper. men noeen 2anb.
ittgning par enbnu lite foripat.
@n ipanR Glaabe. fom for no9le
Sage fiben afaif fra @aoi5 os git iub
/ Mtooelbaoet for, iom mon mente,
at gao til 8biliprinerne. er uenbt
tilbage tsien. os bet enc 9th Ral
bore faaet flor Stabe.
Daablaoene for isaarafter ontbber
tiQi9e, at Der boloer paa at opfaa
Tanfeligbeber ueo Bbilippinerne,
ioet @tormaSterne iamler &rissRtbe
Der op ipues at upre imob. at Sore
nebe Gtoter lfal faa no9en Ma9t /
| 0iten. Snfurgenterne ptier o9faa
Te9n paa at u,Qe optrRbe paa egen
9aanc.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22
Wtnuefota.

Oct beber. at @roofiton bar
faaet 2sfte paa of tao foffe ct anbet
Nilitartompasnt, % aompasrtet Ct
alIerebe bounet. Det penter ipriet
poo nermere Orbre.
Der mebbeles fra Nnnanbole.
Briobt @ountp. 15be b.. ot 8eter
Mp6olt al 5ren@ 2ote falbt bbb om
af Operanfrenselie Sbnbassoften.
9an bapbe iprunaet forat moo isien
enbel &enner.
Der opsiues 10 foritielise &an'
ne, men formobeutlt9 mao bet uere
en- oe famine Some, ION blep brebt
af ct 2pn ner Eintab Slutningen
al Gte uee. s noele 9ogblabe tal'
bes bun AIRS. Mi@olas Eice oa /
anbre Mrs. Sobn SHUTTER.
- @n 40 Nar sl. Wanb peb gtapn
&barles @unbbp talbt ub aiennem ct
&inou / treble @taee ct 6otel /
StiQpater ON Mftenen ben 13be bs.
% fog fs libel paa @teoet. Don
Dor berufet os baube antaselis tabt
9isepesten. ioet ban iab | 8inbuet.
Gun bar en- Bror Minneapolis %
en- @bn / atiltpautee. Ntter en- Nr,
flooe mob DrutfenRabslafen.
= Sra Dulutb frtues lobe b.:
Ebore .. 6al1. tiolisere en- pei fienbt
Gorretnirssmanb ber Bpeu. bleb
isaar fsrt bib fra Miltcn, q. g.,
antloset for Tpueri / 2oen @rob.
Intlnsen ct. at ban mootos $500 bos
6enrp 6osfins forat betale en- @an'
teoblisation. os at ban anbenbte
&ensene til e9et Brug. 6ans Bono
bleu befemt til $500. os ban CT /
Sbertiens 3pnoer, inbtil ct faabant
ct ttlpeiebra9t.
- @n Wanb peb 9tapn 6. 6.
Melion opibate BpmoribolIen / @ol<
nut @roue o9 fprebe ct @eooluerRub
liae imob bam ben 14be bs., men
Mtariballen otper9eoe ulbtfen peb ct
Slog paa 9fellons Nrm. iao Ru9len
fun bererte MaribaQenS Ore. Mel>
ion fprans oerpaa fin @ei os opaau
fig ielo til Deputp, ,@beriffen. Set
fommer formobentli9 til at blioe en-
alporlis Ifere for 9telion. @an
bapbe no9le Duse fer bapt ct beftt9t
DrbRifte meb Bpmariboqen. oe bette
uar pel Naria9 til bet fife Sammen<
fpb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

ct Banffirma @aibinston tilbpb
Il @lutninsen of fife llse at fisbe en-
Mil1ton Dollars Barb af 6Orenebe
Staters npe Bombs % betale en- 8ro.
ME paa oem, men Tilbubet blen lite
J, ,Ihobtaget. oa 9open beitemmer. at be
Y ifal fel8es for TT paalpoenbe Belsb
o9 felaes til bem, iom uil fiBbe
iman Bel1b, fbrff.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

&onaresien bar antoget Torilaset
ON 3ilpeiebrinselie af Mibler til at
fbre &r,gen meo. Det befemmer
blanbt anbet ON ubHebelfe al 5000, :
100000 / Bombs % ON Mpntning of
a5pIp. lon benligger | Statfammeret,
i s1amt ON er. etRra Stat pad en- N ena.
be Eina. Denne Slot antoges at
bile belbbe fig til $3.50. 100000 ON
Naret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

Statsfen9flets Beitprelie har inb'
rettet fig iaalebes. at ineen. fom
bonbler meb @tiumater>9 9tpine, fon
to9e mere enb lie pr. Bb. Jorbel
paa ben, mecbeles berfro.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

Set beber. at Breiloent S. s.
6iu oil prpue en- np 5raattatt for
@eb @iper<D Dalen. % at ben anto9es
at iunne fpare Nffibere af &orn
100000 for Naret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22

Sfbl9e ben offtciele &eirrapport
lioer foruoeu Ottertail osiaa &ittfor.
Maribaq. @ilfin, @rant % Era.
perfe &ountp af Tgrfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-06-22
fergus &alls @geblaa
uotommer bier Ousbas.
a. 9oIent, tbgtber.
Subftrtpttou8pri8 so Ste. for Mar. betal
tJorifub, e1ler8 SO Ste.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.

An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-16
Charged with Robbery.

John Kehoe n of the proprietors Of
Sullivan a. Kenoe's saloon. in South
Main street. and Pat Mcmahon were
arrested last evening. charged with
having robbed John sullivan. a miner.
Of S45. sullivan was found lying in
front of the resort If Jennie Smith, in
Pleasant alley. by an officer. n was
taken To the police station. He claimed
to have been robbed of ti5. and on max
ing an investigation II was learned he
fell in a drunken stupor and laid on the
floor in the sullivan * Kehoe saloon
for some time. and was dragged into
the alley. robbed and left lying i'm the
street. Kehoe and Mcmahon were sus-
pected Of h robbery. were arrested
and taken To n county Jail.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-16
Chamberlain's Speech.

London, May 1S.-The speech of Jo-
seph Chamberlain, secretary of state
for the colonies, at Birmingham ON
Friday night has provoked an unusual
amount of comment in every European
capital, many papers regarding II as an
unstatesmanlike display of the
try's weakness by the admission that
Great Britain is unable to cop with
Russia without h assistance of an
ally.
Others think il means discussions be-
tween Lord Salisbury and MIR. Cham
berIain. but the preponderating opinion
is that MI. Chamberlain was used to
make an announcement which Lord
Salisbury. as premier and foreign min
lister. could not make without impro-
priety. The Paris correspondent of the
Times reports the substance Of an in
terview with a former French minister,
whose name Is not given. I'm which the
French statesman said IL must not be
forgotten tina United States Ambassa-
dor White brought from America proof
that the United States was ready to
contract an alliance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-16


Lieutenant Ahern at oncc telegraphed
the %adjutant general OF the army that
the troop was mustered in and ready
for service. and sent a like telegram to
General Bacon. commanding the de-
partment of the Dakotss. who Is I'm
charge of the organization of the
GTiggsby regiment. His duties then
being done. he left on the ) O'Clock train
for Helena. via Garrison. and VIII go
to Billings to-day To muster I'm the Bill
ings troop.
The boys got their first real army ex-
p%erience last night. They went into
camp at the race track. using the sta
bles for barracks. Their first rations
were served to them, and upper was
their first meal in the service. Senti-
nels were posted. and the real army life
commenced. They will spend to-day
breaking their horses n at drill. and
expect to get away for Chickamauga
early i'm the week, possibly tomorrow,
though no definite information has
been received ON that point. Captain
Stivers has not been advised as to when
Major Carr and Lieutenant Bigelow
will arrive to inspect the horses. but
they will probably get here to-day or
Tomorrow.
II transpires that Private Desjarden
was much more seriously injured than
was at first supposed. A cursory ex-
animation OF his injuries was made at
the time by a surgeon. who thought no
bones had been broken. but he suffered
such intense pain after the muster that
another doctor was called. VINO stated
mat three ribs had been broken, and
the nervy soldier was taken to a hos
pital. Ii is the expectation that nc viii
be left behind with the squad left In
charge of the horses and go orwar
with them, az IL Is hoped he VIII be
able to travel by that time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-16
VIVA LOS AMeRiCkN0S.
United Utates Consul Williams Gets q
Mann Greeting Al Cavite.

Warm Greeting nj Cavite.
London. May lS.-The Hong Kong
correspondent Of the Standard says:
After the Callao's crew landed they
were released on parole. and the Callao
was paraded in full view of Manila
city. accompanied by the United States
cruised Concord. When Mr.. Williams,
the American consul landed at Cavite
last week ne was received with great
enthusiasm and followed in the streets
by a crowd OF 1000 people, shouting
viva Los A~mericanos." There were no
signs thai the Spanish authorities in
Manila were prepared to capitulate. All
the Spanish inhabitants and many
British n German families have
sought safety in the suburbs, taking
all their belongings. In the business
quarters the buildings are covered with
American flags, the British predominant
ing, with a view OF protection should
the insurgents capture the city. There
is much feeling against the British resi-
dents: but, fortunately, the number OF
foreign men-of-war of Manila Is con-
stantly increasing and the position oil
Europeans is becoming daily less pre-
carious.
Aauinaldo, the former i%nsurgent lead
err, is now i'm Hong Kong actively ne
gotiating. it is understood. with Presi-
lent Mckinley. ! rave reason to pc
ljeye that he Is seeking to arrange foi
the future government of the Philip
pines by a native administration under
the pro~tectorate Of the United states. Al
present there is much dissension amone
the rebel factions, some Of which are
negotiating with the Americans anc
others with the Spaniards. whether
Aouinaldo possesses enough influence t'
reconcile these differences and to induce
the insurgents to pursue a common pol
icy is questionable.
Admira Dewey is well advised II
waiting for reinforcements. since th'
fall of Manila would produce anarch!
throughout the stands. The Englisi
here advocate a joint Anglo-Americai
government. 1t was asserted mere una
Admiral Dewey has recoaled thie'
British warships.
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A Cabinet Crisis.

London. May 15.-According to dispatch
es from various parts of Italy. Rome MI
Ian and other large towns remain auiet'
but II is understood that the siege Will ne
maintained until parliament has adopted
the necessary repressive measures. All
horse races at Milan have been stopped
for three months. Altogether six members
of the chamber of deputies have been I'M
prisoned and there have been 300 arrests
in Rome alone. IL is believed that the ag-
~itation will result I'm the resignatlon OF
the cabine with Signor Sonnino as the
next premier
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Are YOu Going East:

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One of Five hundred.

Mr.. Jas. Barseleu. blacksmith. says
he has been entirely relieved Of head
ache by glasses fitted by DIR. Dodd Of
the Owsley block. and that ne can now
read at night Win perfect comfort.
There are ive hundred others in Butte
wearing Dr. Dodd's glasses and sing
ing his praiseS.
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sunday ENcursions.

Beginning nex Saturday, May II,
and on each Saturday and Sunday
thereafter until further notice. the
Montana Union will sell tickets To
Gregson Springs and return at sl.oo.
These tickets will be good ON trains
leaving Butte at 5 y. IN. or later sat
urday. and on all trains Sunday. and
returning on all trains leaving Gregson
Springs before midnight Sunday.
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An Exodus to Helena.

There was a large exodus from Butte
yesterday TO Helena to give a farewell
to the Montana soldiers who are ex-
pected to start for the Philippines in a
few days. Many were deferred from
going on ccoun of the wet weather.
and the reports that on account OF
the muddy weather b soldiers were
not likely to be on dress parade. New