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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29

sist digestion wonderfully because they
will digest the food promptly before IT
has time to ferment and sour. and the
weak stomach relieved and assisted in
his way soon becomes strong and Wig
orous again.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are SUI
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because you know what you are taking
into you stomach.
They are sold by druggists every
where at so cents per package. Write
+. A. Stuart company. Marshall. Mich.
for book on stomach diseases. mailed
free.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29

Chicago. May ga special to the
News from Washington says: Speaker
Reed. issuing the following argument
as his reason for opposing the annexa-
ton of Hawaii, say AN annexation
resolution cannot pass congress. An
attempt will result in a debate that
will be a continued one and dilatory.
This discussion will be acrimonious
and proitless. 1t will prolong congress
indefinitely and keep the members here
when they should be looking after their
campaigns. The debate would inject
into the congressional contests an is
sue that is wholly foreign to their
merits and could only result in confu-
sion."
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Cervera Certainly inside.

Copyright 1898 by Associated Press.
Kingston, Jamaica, May 2S.-The
auxiliary cruiser Harvard arrived this
morning after having left the American
fleet at noon yesterday. Twelve Amer
lean warships are now outside Santiago
harbor and Cervera and the Spanish
fleet are almost certainly inside. Moth
ing certain is known as to the COM
m~unication Schley has had with the
shore, or as to the number of Spanish
fighting vessels bottled up in the har-
Dor. 1t is presumed the Harvard has
important dispatches for Washington.
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thrilling John Browns Body Lies
Moldering in the Grave" the tune and
words of which were most appropriate
for that occasion. as they nave been for
many since, where the hero has died,
but the cause for which ne fought and
bled has still gone marching on" Ever
in England this sons has become I'M
mensely popular. especially for political
gatherings.
The German army. too. did not sing
during the Franco-German war their
Hymn to the Kaiser" The inspirtting
Watch by the Rhine" was the soldiers
song. To its accompaniment they
fought at Sedan.
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Premiumk Offered.

Madrid, May est was officially an
nounced to-day that the minister of
the colonies proposes to offer premiums
for vessels carrying provisions to Cuba
and Porto Rico. The minister of the
colonies, the minister OF finance and
Senior Sagasta had a conference last
night or the methods for sending the
asked for by the governor
generals of Cuba and the Philippines.
General Augusti at Manila was au-
thorized to draw upon the treasury,
and Genera Blanco has received TO-
900, 900 pesetas.
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Estabiished n New Record.

Washington, May ga new worlds
record was established and another bro
ken this afternoon on the new board track
of the Park and Cycle club. Lee Counsel
man won the en-mile match against Bay
ard T. Wrenn, making the distance from
a standing start in 20:31. thereby estab-
fishing a worlds amateur record. the
previous record being 23:04 3-5.
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May Build Russian war.h,p..

San Francisco. May 2s.-Irving NJ. Scott
of the Union works has gone to st. Pc
tersburg to consult with the cars gov
eminent regarding the building of Rus
sian warships in this city. On Tuesday
last he received a message from st. Pc
tersburg congratulating him on the per-
Torrance of the Oregon and asking him
to go to that city.
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Supposed to BE spaniards.

Kingston, Jamaica, May 2s. $3.50 p.
ma dispatch from Port Antonio says
the lookout on H. M. S. interchangeable,
which is in that port. reported seeing
three vessels which he thought were
Spanish ships several miles off the
coast, steaming in a westerly direction.
This announcement has caused Ameri-
cans here to feel concerned for the
safety of the United States gunboat
Eagle, now in port.
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Missouri Ready for IN. Cali.

st. Louis. May 2s.-In the course of a
few days the second call of the nation
for volunteers will be answered by the
state of Missouri. Adjutant Bell sew
eral days ago devised plans and decid-
ed pon the sections of the state for
the raising OF a new national guard
In case of an emergency. The adju-
tant has determined not to form any
more regiments, but to organize the
companies over the state. giving pref
erence to those sections which are not
already represented in the volunteer
army. Missouri's apportionment of
the call is over 5000 men. and of this
number st. Louis will furnish six COM
panieS.
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Fancy Groceries bought.

st. Louis, May 2s.-1mmense pur-
chases of fancy groceries were made
yesterday for the army in the South by
Captain Duvai, commissary of sup
plies. stationed in this city. The or
ders placed aggregated $50. 900 and the
goods will be shipped az fast as pos
sible to Chickamauga. While these or
ders were placed by the government
through its commissary officers here.
the goods will not be delivered to the
soldiers as part of their regular ra-
tons. They will be sold to the officers
and men at cost price as extras for
their mess.
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Jack. picked up a CUR and shot his
father rs the latter was attacking his
mother, the old man falling dead almost
instantly. The family eside in the town
Of Steilacoom. IL miles from this city,
where the shooting took place. The boy
was not arrested and the people Of the
town consider the killing as justiiable.
The Derville family is well known in
the West. as being prominent on the va
riefy stage.
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Record Lowered.

Boston. May 2s.-At Charles River park
this afternoon Nugent Brothers and Mer-
rill of Gloucester lowered the one-mile
triplet record to l:55 fiat. cutting on hve
seconds Tom Cooper won the one-third
of a mile national championship tifth
race of the championship %seriesb In
"a 2-5. Arthur Gardiner. DIR. l. A Brown,
Paul Baurette. the Partisan. and II. b.
Hills of Providence finished In the order
named
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A Cabinet Crisis.

Rome, May 2s.-The Italian cabinet
has resigned. King Humbert has in
structed the Marquis di Rudini to re-
organize the cabinet. The Marquis
Viscount di Velosta, the minister for
foreign affairs. vas the first to hand
in his resignation. According to an Of
fetal statement OF the subject, he re-
signed owing to the differences at to-
days meeting over the preliminary
programme, and the other ministers
followed his example.
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Special Dispafch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
San Francisco. May S.-Sailor Tom
Sharkey will meet Gus Rubin before the
Greater New York Athletic club on the
night of June 30 for "A purse of 1850.
Sharkey some days ago received an offer
from j. j. Quinn. who was Maher's man
ager in the fight at Pfttsburg. Sharkey
wired an acceptance and will leave for
New York next Wednesday. II Sharkey
defeats Rubin a purse of SIS. 900 will be
hung up for a battle with Kid Mccoy.
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Instructions to the Fleet.

COpyTIgHt 1855 Dy AssOcidteu Fress.
Kingston. Jamaica, May IS, 1880 a. m.
On Tuesday United States Consul Dent
received Instructions from Washington
to forward to the United States fleet. IL
possible. certain cipher orders. accom-
panying consular instructions. Mr.. Dent,
who is of course ignorant of the charac-
tiers of the orders, carried them in per-
son to Port Maria, where, II is believed,
a dispatch boat of the fleet was waiting
by previous arrangement to receive
them.
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A Dispatch Boat mt Kingston.

Copyright 1898 by Associated Press.
Kingston, Jamaica, May 2s.-The United
States dispatch boat Eagle arrived at
Port Antonio, this island, last evening. 1t
is said that she came direct from Key
West, but there is a belief hat she may
have dispatches to forward. In view of
the neutrality laws her commander has
been formally notified that he must leave
at the expiration of "a hours. The dis
patch boat will take on board As tons of
coal and will sail to-day.
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Floods Threatened.
10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho, May 2s.-All the Occur
d'Alene streams are dangerously HIGH.
resulting from heavy rains beginning yes
terday afternoon. The damage is nominal
so far as known. but the situation about
Kingston must be critical.
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Free street Car Rtdes.

San Francisco. May 2s.-The Preside
and ferries street railway companies.
through their agents nave granted the
privilege of riding free over their lines to
soldiers now In camp. This Is a great
boon TO the troops. for IL Is five miles
from their camp to the city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29
C.Iinloid Paving anrd..

In European countries celluloid playing
cards are now manufactured. A metallic
coating renders them nontrsnsparent. and
the hgures are printed on a colored back
ground. They are stronger, more durable
and cleaner than the paper playing cards.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29
Mantle. Cavalry Regiment.

Denver. May pa News Washing
ton special avs Senator Lee Mantle
of Montana may organize a provisional
cavalry regiment in the mountain state.
of which he would go to the front as
colonel. He has already received tend
ers of enough companies of troops from
Montana alone to make a regiment. but
he feels other mountain states will de-
sire and should have opportunity To
contribute troops IL the regiment is to
he ORGANIZED.
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Exchanged Prisoners Arrive.

Key West. May 2s.-Hayden Tones
and Charles Thrall. the newspaper cor
respondents captured by the Spanish in
Cuba and recently exchanged for two
Spanish officers and their two servants,
captured on the prize schooner Argo-
nauta, arrived on the gunboat Wood
bury this morning. The transfer of
prisoners took place of havana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29

OF the men who have occupied positions IF public trus in Kansas City.
either b. gift Of the people or b. prontmen non has a more enviabe rep
Port of Kansas city under Grover Cleveland He lived to tn letter the
maxim. "a public Office is a public trust n when e retned he carried with
tn respect of every m Elm tbs community-Democrats inc republican,
alike.
James Burns las used Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets IN he hoes lot hesi-
tteto sy they ave accomplished wonders
4 suffered with dyspepsia for twenty years" said Mr.. Burns yesterday.
Never knew what il was TO enjoy hie-tn fact living seemed a burden . Y
taking stusrts Dyspepsia Tablets From tn first I felt relief "A nw NJ
though a IN still taking them. l feel entirely cured For thu nrst n
in invent years "a "a anything / want and suffer No IN effects vi H. Yu
can't imagine the pleasure of this unless you have been a dyspepsia suNereS.
Il neverg a e a testimonial for n medicine before. but 1 feel . II every
body ought 10 kno OF this remedy. and while IL Is personally di.tsstefei g
the opportunity to- perhaps help some other sufferers from dyspepesa I have
been recommending tbs Tablets to all my friends Only recently I tok
James II Lins IN father Of FatherL inis. down TO ret some. md I 14Ms
stand he also is being wonderfully benefited I can't recommend to hiUAU~
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BIAnco and He Blum.

New York, May 2s.-According to a
Havana dispatch to the World. Blanco
says he can easily a any landing in
Cuba by Americans, as his forces are
ready to concentrate and fall upon the
invaders in the four western provinces.
Blanco also represents he has provis-
o and ammunition sufficient to last
five months.
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SORES Were Landed

New York. May ga dispatch from
Key West says there Is a report that
the cruiser Brooklyn landed a large
quantity of arms. ammunition and
stores at C~ienfuegos on Tuesday. This
Is said to have been lone after a night
in which the fort on the south side Of
Cienfuegos bay was badly damaged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29
Reserve SQUADRON Sailed.

Madrid. May est Is officially an
nounced the Spanish reserve squadron.
commanded by Admiral Camara, has
left Cadiz. Before going to it's desti-
nation the squadron will maneuver
probably for several days in the open
sea, afterwards sailing for the Philip
pine islands. cuba or the United States.
as the government nay judge most
opportune. The squadron is under
stood to be composed of 10 or IL ves-
sells
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To FIJI Regiments.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Washington, May 2S.-There Ii a
strong probability that a large part of
the troops in the second call will be
absorbed in filling existing regiments
IND ~battalions to maximum numbers.
This course Ii favored by the leading
officials of the war department.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29
Cablegram From Dewey.

Washington. May 2s.-Secretary Long
has received a cablegram from Admiral
Dewey informing him of the illness of
Captain Gridley and two other officers.
who have been invalided and will be
sent home.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29
Appointed To the senate.

Jackson. Miss. May Ex-Governor Me-
Laurin this evening appointed Congress-
man William v. Sullivan to the United
states senate to succeed the late Senator
Walthall
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29

The ultra superstitious are juggling with
the numerals composing the present year
and affect to md something ominous In
the result. The numerals 1898 can be d.
vided by Is and the four figures added to-
gether Civ 2s. and which can also be d.
vided by IL.
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Killed His Father.

Tacoma. Wash. May 2s.-At s o'clock
this evening Frank Derville, aged so.
came home intoxicated and. auarreling
with his wife. drew a big knife and
rushed upon her. His 12-year-old son.
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HIS OWN GOOSE
Continued from Page One.)

He might leave Schley's cruisers before
Santiago and go with his monitors to
the principal Cuban ports.
What would Cervera do in that case?
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Her Armament Increased.

cruiser ST. Louis arrived from West
Indian waters this morning. The st.
Louis has been ordered to Cramps ship
yard. Philadelphia. and will sail imme-
diately for that place. II is said she Is
to have her armament increased by six
five-inch quick-firing rifles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-29
Arrived at San Juan.

Madrid, May est is announced that
the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Terror has arrived at San Juan de
Porto Rico, having evaded the Ameri-
can warships which were watching for
her.
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sailed From Curacao.

st. Thomas. u. w. l., May 2s.-The
Dutch cruiser Friesland sailed Thurs
day evening for Curacao.
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There has also. II is alleged. been a
fight between 200 insurgents and the
forces of the Spanish cavalry. the latter
being defeated.
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SILVER REPUBLICANS
ARE IN FAVOR Of FUSION
The County Convention Selects Delegates to the State
Convention Disappointed at the Postponement of the
Consideration of County Fusion Until Sept. 81.

The county convention of the silver
republicans of Silver Bow county was
called TO order in Judge Lindsay's court
room al the court house at noon yes
terday by f. H. Metcalf. chairman of
h county central committee. On the
whole the convention was a very har-
rnonious one and was unanimously in
favor OF fusion of the silver forces as
was shown by the resolution adopted.
While considerable disappointment and
a little soreness was manifested on ac-
count of the p-ostponement of the con-
sideration of he fusion resolution by
the democratic convention until Sep
sember 27th, when they meet in adj
majority was that fusion would then
be effected. After considerable debate
II was decided that the democrats nae
acted sQuarely upon their resolution.
and had not declined to fuse. but sim
ply postponed the consideration of the
matter pending the decision of a higher
tribunal, namely. the state convention.
That IL was therefore but fair to all
concerned to take no further action
in the matter of fusion until after the
state convention. The delegates and
a%lternates were named and the conven-
Ton du1OuF1eu unit september Zttn,
when the county ticket will be nom
mated.
The temporary organization Of the
convention was effected by the selection
of c. NJ. Parr as chairman and Joel D..
Crossman as secretary. The chair APP
pointed the following committees:
Resolutions-H. b. Keith, Denis \.
Smith, Charles Matteson, Emmett Cal
iahan. =. r.. Dolman.
Credentials-W. Pinkham, James
Brown. J. Chauvin. Thomas Williams,
Arthur Thomas, VIM. Hooking. Silas
King. A. T.. Whipp. J. =. Hendricks,
John Noyes. jr, w. ID. Fenner. Alex
Anderson. p. Wiseman, VIM. Sutton,
X. II. Green.
Permanent organization and order of
business-P. +. Rowland. Pat Conlon,
ii. j. Sumner. John II. Mckenzie,
William Gallick.
It's report. which was adopted unani-
mously.. There were no contests and
the delegates were as heretofore pub
iished, with Newman Charles added to
che delegation from the Seventh pre-
cinct.
John G.. Evans was chosen as perma-
nent chairman and Joel d. Crossman
as secretary. Mr.. Evans upon taking
the chair complimented the convention
upon its appearance, and aid he recog-
nized among the delegates the men who
had always stood by the party and
borne the blunt since its organization,
and believed it's deliberations would be
for the best of the country at large.
". Nice. White offered the following
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THE CHARITY FAIR.
1t Wa a Great Harvest for the Poor and
Needy.

1t Was "a Great Harvest for the Poor ant
Needy.
The charity fair was concluded last
night with a grand auction and at mid
night the hall resembled a wheat field
after a harvest, and indeed the fair
was a harvest for the poor and needy.
There was a very large crowd in at
tendance until a late hour last night.
and the bidders quickly ran most of
the articles up to a good price. In
some Instances the bidding was very
exciting and bids were made 81 raj
idly il kept the auctioneer guessing.
The fair has been a success both
financially and socially. While the
500 0 mark has not been reached, the
proceeds, when figured up, will go a
this winter. Considerable money do
mated has not as yet been turned in,
and Mrs. White stated last night that
they would not be able to make any
financial statement for a few days.
Great credit is due to the ladies of
the Associated Charities for their I'M
firing efforts on behalf of the poor For
the past month they have labored night
and day, mentally and physically, for
charity. and they may well feel
proud of the result.
The following articles have not been
called for by the winners: Tiger lilies,
Gene Gordon: fur rug, Mrs. C.. N. Kirk;
umbrella. Mr.. Barnard: lions head,
S. u. Martin; lamp. DIR. Cowperth-
waite: clock. A. Chrisman; dress pat
tern, II. A. Coleman; pillow. Miss Sui
Ivan. These articles may be had by
the winners calling for them at Miners
Union hall Monday from 8 a. IN. to
10 m
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An Exquisite Badge.

One of the most exquisite of the
many lovely designs in artistic gold
work which have been fabricated by
j. H.. Leyson, is the badge now on ex-
hibitiOn al Leyson's store. and which
is donated by Mr.. Leyson for n grand
chorus prize in the Eisteddfod. At the
top is a bar for the winners name.
Suspended from 1t by delicate chains
of gold is a scroll with baton and bar
of music, surrounded by "A wreath in
cross-bar pendant. Below is the badge
or pendant proper. This is a Tyre with
an exceedingly handsome diamond in
the center, enclosed in a lovely wreath
of vari-colored floral design in gold.
on the reverse of the badge is the in
scription: 'Eisteddfod. Grand Choral
Contest. Salt Lake City. Utah, oct. 3,
1898. Presented by j. II. Leyson Com
pany."
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An Impressive Funeral.

one of the most impressive funerals
ever held in Butte occurred last night.
\ feeling of reverence and awe pervad-
ed the community as the silent pro-
cession wended its way from Center
vile down the long slope to the North
ern Pacific depot. whence the bodies
OF John j.. Neary and John +. Neary,
cousins, killed i'm the Green Mountain
mine. were shipped to Pennsylvania.
The two hearses were preceded by Di-
visions l and , of the A. o. II. afoot
and following were a hundred or more
carriages containing mourners. Ex-
pressions OF profound regret were heard
on every side. 1t was indeed one of
the saddest spectacles ever witnessed
in this city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-18

There was a lively street car run
away on West Granite last night about
1880 o'clock. One of the west side cars
became disabled when the brakes re-
FUSED TO work and down Missoula
gulch II went. There We're three lady
passengers ABOARD and one of them
kept her seat. while the other two es-
saved to jump. which one did. the other
being persuaded to enjoy the ride. Mrs.
III. Dell was the unfortunate. She
jumped and sustained painful injuries
10 her head. The car continued to go
il came to a standstilL. II was taken
to the barn.