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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
BLANCO'S BIRTHDAY.
He Celebrates the Anniversary bv =,
Donation to Charity.
(3y Telcgraph>

l6y IeleSraph.)
- y a. Aug. 30 p. Mia
i-uch. commenting ed:orially mi. -
tefnoon upon Senior Sag;ista's jntsntinr
To prevent the cortcs from, DISCUSSING
me incidents and results of the war ana
- FORBID the press to publish the par
.ia,hetitafH debates. criticises this atti-
,nde strongly ana condemns Sayas;n.s
autocracE and absoutiSm."
l"'."rr"w Will be General Blanco >
pir'hdaE He celebrated i, in udvan..,
by gift of $500 to be used in th, ,ur.
chase Of relief for distribution among
thc local charitable institutions. His
generosity is much appl;,uded.
havana business houses ana private
citizens subscribed during tn. blockade
the sum of S300.0oo toward the inrruy,
inent OF the navy. but tn. o,,uortuni,
to utilize the fund in that way h,v,n..
10 consider appropr;nting The. filn1 -,
PASSED !, meeting was held yesterday
the erection of Il new and magnificent
Spanish club
ne papers are greatly ngitat"d as to
the disposition of the remains of Col
unous and it is understood tina, the
Duke of Eeragua the only living 40
scendent of the discovcrer OF Amtr;r,
VIII request the privilege OF rene, il, =
them from the Havana cathedral a,rl
carrying them TO Spain. there t. dep ,si,
'hrn With the remains of other ii us
trous Spaniards. The general mp,r- :
sion is that the remains are. no, ia h,.
included in the surrender.
Recent advices from Canuelariu l.-
port Il state of dreadful distress, the ~.
suit OF fevers and scarcity OF food
caused by the blockade
Within Il stones throw Of town In
insursent general Pedro Diaz is IN
campcu with Il thousand men. hut os
yet they have not solicited food.
..f 7 EfN,r
side san Cristobal. whose inha!.itan:s
take the men supplies
Several ilsurgent leaders in tn prov
lnce Hf PiEar del Rio have issued or.
cuiars guaranteeing law and order AMI
promising safety to all who Will return
To their Nc.ds and farms. The Cuba $
IN that province have set an EXAMPLE
which Will surely be followed els whci =
Havana is perfectly quiet Rusi1a. :
Is rrSuinin:;. and the shops nntl Stores
are displaying beautiful fancy San.ls,
Behind The scenes, however there. <
considerable want
Today the council OF secretaries re-
solved i'll view of the custom huus,
regulations not To allow exemption
from duty the supplies brough, on The
Conal in charge Of CAPTAIN S.ll
Neither has he any other legal recour.:,
to secure exemption.
The Spanish colonial authorities are
willing to take charge of the supplies
and. distribute them themselves, paying
iuyitS on account of the government Il,
So havana custom house.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
cZAlyS rIA% AprHoVr.t,
BACK FROM ALASKA.


tltN Irl.EraIlh.)
sENr,r.E'. wash; AUG so,,,rh {,
from st. Mrhaels. Alaska. with $50
passengers and gold dust. which con-
s,'rvativr estimate places 1T Sl.oO0.OU0.
The bulk was the property Of the Can
;idi;in Eank of Commerce and the North
American Trading and TRANSFORMATION
Company. Tile amount consigned to
shc Canadian Bank Of Commerce is
S60oooo, \ majority Of tile passengers
We're men who Went to Daw.on in last
years rush They have n" gold, but
lots Of experience. The Fortunate pas
s"n.crS number about sevcnty-tlv,. OF
th.s" probably Twenty-Five have over
Slo,00u each. The amounts he'll! by the
remaining fifty range from 500 To $50
600. The following is !, lis, ~ the rich
est ones and the amount tley brought
back:
NJ W. Jenkins. $4,000: Theodore An
''rrS"n. 5000; ';'"rgr carnrark SO, 0oo:
stick .Iilm, $4,000; TaSish harley, 3d.
900 Ike r,wcrs. $1,000: II. Dnanc. SO,
oou: L. I:cnaud. $4,000.
These tnen We're among the first who
Wen, Ia the lNlonlikc t;ror::,. tarmacll
was ttr dis""Ecrer Of the l<l"rnlike. lie
located III" first claim on Bonanza
creek Stick Jim and ragiS;l Charley
are fun hIu"ded Indians
IN unusual incident attending the
arrival "f the Roanoke WAS He holding
ana searching of the passengers and
tn" baggage for three sacks If stolen
:"i'! dust. Each individual passenger
was exam, .:ed as he came off the
steamer but the missing gold dust was
not found; The bags contained about
So QUO. Tn. owners Of the stolen gold
wcr" Albert FnX. Who's" sack contained
Sll."nG. William l'olmcr. $4o0G and DR..
c. +. Adams. Of Chicago. 5000 The
gold was taken from a Staterou1u on the
Roanoke White she WAS lying at St
.l,.i. ~, ~. =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
PATIENTS WELL CARED FOR,
lRy Telepranhl

WASHINGTON, Aug. %O.--The sur
Eroh in charge of the hospital at Fort
Mci'hersnn, Atlanta. reports to tn.
surgeon general that he GOO patients
there are heing We'll cared for. He
mas scventy-one female nurses and
plenty OF ice. milk and other things
and fund Of $4,000 to eXpend for any
th'nS needed Any reports of starving.
ne SAYS, must have come from some
typhoid convalescent who was not al
lowed All he wanted to eat by surgeons
orders 5" as tc prevent q severe re-
In
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
COMPLIMENT TO COL. HAY.
[.ondon Newspaper Gives High Pf''
to the American Anbass"dur.
tBy TcleGraph.)

LONDON. Aug. 3p.--The Neli":'A:
E-vi.w, referring to the REGAL! OF NC
iIujted states ambassador. Col. Jnin
Hi,y. 70 become Secretary Of STA, !. "a :
i, considers Colonel Hay to hc the 10 81
ambassador accredited here in r''c"n'
wears. adding:
!i,. has spoken Well and rot toe
often he has ubstained frnn y fini
more british than Tie E:itlsh, rs II
RETAINED from fulsome Ha!lefE- %
has he. INDUCED in post prand.i cash
.,,lt he mas missed no fair oplnrt'ihAl'
II ,,ruinoting friendly ..nSlp-Ain@rI' :,
r Citations and has been rirphati';A-' !;
,n., riii. man at the psychological ;''"'
ln-nt
I'll. National Review suggests SH'lA.
ITO WoIcolt as Colonel Hays successor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
POLICY PLAYING.

The United States Of America have
suddenly become Il great policy PLAYER
There's the Cuban policy. the Porto
Rican policy and the Philippine policy
not to mention various others But this
sort of policy playing does not call for
suppression. 1t is a game which means
the elevation and civilization Of the
world.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
NAIL FOR HAVANA.
(By Telegraph)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3o.-An order
was issued today directing the rcsump-
ton of contract mail service on Mon
day next between Tampa, Fla. ana
Havana. via Key West. The vessel on
this line had during hosplities been
making trips to Key West three times
week. The service to Key West and
Havana for the present will be. semi
weekly
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
SURGEON DUNCAN'S CASE.
Ib.. tE..la1.......l Ia

ASliINGToN. Aug. 30.-Counsel for
surgeon Duncan. of the Twenty second
Kansas, have made application to the
Judicial authorities at Fairfax. Va. for
the release Of their client on bail. but
this will not be finally passed upon I'M
III official advice is received of the
court martial trial. Duncan's trial BY
the states authorities is set for Septen-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
A FALSE REPORT.
(By Telegraph.)

NE5y tItSTdI1n.J
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3O.--A dispatch
from Surgeon Borden at Montauk 10
the surgeon general denies the report
that the sick on the san Marcas
had no bedding except blankets. Fl.
says all the sick had mattresses. pill
lows and blankets
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
RAILWAY APPOINTMENTS.

WASH NGTON. Aug. Col ri. Bar
rrtt general superintendent of trans
lnr:atinn tor the Southern railway COM
nany. announces the following appoint
mems: G. r. Loyal. sup.r,ntan dent,
As:erllc division; vice ". O. Sprigg,
resigned to accept service elsewh re.
and II. b. Spencer superintendent
Louisville division. vice c. r. Loyal.
~ ,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
IN a RECEIVERS HANDS.

Tf5y ItTtHFGIH!.J
SAVANNAH, GA. Aug. 30.-Upon
application of Fl. Il. Clatiin & Co, OF
New York. and others. christopher
Gray 4 Co., dealers in dry goods. We're
placed in the hands Of a receiver to-
day Max L. Eyck. Of this city. was
appointed temporary receiver and was
directed to bring the stock owned by
the firm In Augusta to Savannah No
statement has yet been given as to la
sbilitles and assets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
SICK NESS IN PORTO, R1e,o

WASHINGTON, Aug 3G.--Surgeon
General Strrnberg says that ii is true
there is sickness in Porto Rico. but it
is no; Of an alarming nature.
1t is probably climatic conditions.
which are causing sickness among he
troops in Porto Rico. Sometime ago
orders We're issued directing that all
troops not actually needed in the island
should be Sent home. and some of the
troops in Porto Rico have been ordered
home to be mustered out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
EDITORS FIGHT A DUEL.

VICKsBURG, MISS, Aus. :o.-Hon.
Charles e. Scott. editor OF the Eulivrr
County Democrat. and Captain G. E.
Wright. of the Vicksburg Dispatch. met
on the field of honor today and OK
changed two shots at eacn. The Gucl-
lists We're lined for a third shot when Of
ticers appeared on the scene and stop
PED the battle. The difficulty grew out
of an editorial controversy on the fai.-
ure Of the RoSedale Bank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
THREE YEARS At HARD LABOR
lRY Telerranh \

WASHINGTON. Aug 3o.--Thc find
inSs OF the general c"urtmar,;A in tEe
case OF Floyd w. Gay. Company +, ,i5t
New York regiment charged with rah
binS tn" mails at Camp Alger wer,
published this morning. He has be !,
dishnnorabiE discharged from the .:erv
ice Of the United States. FORGETTING al!
pay and allowances. and sentenced -
serve three years at hard DIOR il t :,
military prison At Fort Leavrnwursh
Kansas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
GENERAL. LAWTDN's REPORT.
ff.y Te)euran!!.)

WASHINGTON. Aug. So. Gen"' a
Lay,"n's builetin of The heath coma,
lions OF the American forces III 7ii't'
ago IS as follows:
August 80. via lIaEti
..Adiutant General l.. $. ~.
'E%ash;rGt~n
Total sick. 81 total fever. ~; 'o'i'
new cases fever. :; returned t. duty. !
deaths. 2
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
NOMINATED For CONGRESS-

MONTGOMERY ALA Aug 70. :
Hon. j. + StallinGs was unanimously
renofiinaird Today for CONGRESS FROM,
the second (AlabamH) di,-,l:c py the
Democrats
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
Own Your
Own HOUSE
BY buying one Of these
attractive dwellings,:

Seven room dwelling near West ave
nue. $2.;.Un.00.
Nice house on Forty-iifth street 49,
10000
Modern FIVE room house on Twenty
ninth street l.s:O,0U.
Six room dwelling on three lots, in
good location and only been built a
year: price only $l.4U0.00
Modern dwelling, all improvements.
nine rooms. near West avenue: price
Si.Oo0o0.
Before investing call and look az
our list of improved and unimproved
property for sale in Newport News
YOU viii find many attractive pur-
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centage on the amount Invested.
Irwin Tucker & G 0
Real Estate, Fire. Life and -,ccidcn,
Insurance Agents.
81 Street and Washn"l"n' avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
EeSselN SHilch Heafer.Inx

Vessels Sailed Hester,,nx
Barge Maynower, Norwich
barge Caravan. Providence.
sarge Independent. Boston.
Barge Moonbeam. Boston.
barge L. A. Nichols, Boston.
steamer Orion. Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS or INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS.
Entrances and Cicnrances at the Custom,
House. List OF Vesss IL Now In Port.
Other Marine Items
Weather Forecast

WASHINGTON. Aug 2o.-Fnrccast
for Wednesday. for Eirginia-Enir fo,-
lowed by increasing c'oudiness and
BILE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Vessels Arrived Yeater.fny,
schooner Watshful, Baltimore
schooner Leandcr, New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
SOLDIER DROWNED IN FT.oHlnA

fBy T-IcGraph.J
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. hns. -
Private Peter Eeddy. Of Company !.
Second New Jersey regiment wai
drowned at Pablo Bench today WIN
IN bathing. He got caught in the M
.dartow and WAS drowned before help
could reach him. His body was recnS :
cred.
The second Division Of the sevensa
"a Hi i KAN, cs.t. etr ,-:-;a z -
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RUSSIAN pERFIDY."
How car Nicholas Proposal is re-
s;ardnd IN France.
ti}, iciaSrtj,u.)

Y
s;:trdnu in France.
By Toi.sr:,pn)
LONDON. Aug. 3l.-':'he Daily
Graphic says that Lord Salisbury. in
lSSS. communicated to Emperor William
II memorandum shaving ti;c iremen-
dous cost of armed Europe. Emperor
William was SO Impressed that he l,ri
vately intina;cd his intentt,n To sum-
in"n a disarmament congress. The
s~ln official German press ventilated
The idea, with the result chat so much
luminosity was revealed on :he part of
Franc. that the Kaiser abandoned the
project.
The St Petersburg Spundent Of
the Times SAYS:
Count Muravi"n. the l;ussnn foreign
minister. declares that the IDEA or,gi-
mated entirely With Emperor Nicholas
There is much sccp,icism in diplomatic
circles as to amy practical results from
q conference, and ii is admitted on all
Si"cs li,at the circular cam" as the
greatest surprise"
The Paris correspondent uf the Times
Stil insists that Mr. t'aure ana the
French ministers knew nothing hrrofe-
'!and. and that tn" cars proposal has
plunged the entire official world into
terrible embarrassment and almost in
t" Sturcfac;iun
I:V"rybndy." SAYS NJ. de i;lnwitz
is asking with disniay whl, it means
II IS a sad awakening for France. and
h5r papers are making an immense ef-
i"ri to restrain their feelings in ;h.
70" of what is regarded as Russian
;eriidy.'
GERalANT's APTITUDE.
i:t!;ilN, Aug. 3I-rhc official Nu,.I
ncutsrh .A!'sen"inc Zcitu;ig. believed
I" !'s' inspired by Prince Won llohen-
."hH. the imperial chancellor. deciai Is
-" willingness II Emperor VII lam and
Germany To- accept the invitation to at
End IAc congress as proposed hy th"
lsuSS!an emperor.
cZAltS rIAS APPROVED.
LONDON. Aug. 3l.-.!ohn Morley
'.ib"rai member Of parliament 10" MaW-
i!'os" l:t;r@hs and former chief s.A.ic-
,ary for Ireland. sir John Lubbock Ne
DISTINGUISHED scientist and !.ibcr:.! uu-
lrnist member Of parliament for Lon
i'm University. and many othrr t.. n
of position in the I,oitic" aud scientific
world. have expressed their approval
Of the Cars plan.
UNCLE SAM SpnSlTlOE
I:t.liLiN Aug. 3o.-'rhe general "piH-
inn here is that the United States GOV
"rnm"n' would decline To enter Il dig
armament conference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-31
GEN. RossER,s coNplT1oN.

IQdEl55G5I. AtJ
RICHMOND. VA. Aug. 30.-Advices
from Charlottesville state that General
Rosser,s condition grows steadily bet
ter daily, 5s+ 3y.l5a z. @ n Z
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS. OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


 WHY not look into this if you desire rare homesitc? Large lots for S2o0 upward; S10 cash and any you afford to pay monthly; build your own home will build 1t for you; Cialindo Tract, East Oak land the soil and climate is superb; all level, with grand view; city water and sewer; fine public school and electric cars; streets all graded and macadamized; nice homes sur rounding and building up rapidly call or send for circular i59 Ninth st.. bet. Broad way and Washington st. Oakland; carriage free. II. 2. JONES. Owner.
 s45O0-An elegant new house of rooms, laun- dry and bath nicely finished and decorated throughout: plate glass windows; nickel plated plumbing open work; cement base ment with both side walls and ceiling plas- tered; in fact, everything to make home complete; situated on one of the main streets Of Oakland For further particulars apply to GEORGE B. M. GRAY. Real Estate and In- surance Broker. 454 Ninth st. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

 STOP paying rent. Begin the new year right Remember the difference between paying rent and owning your own home Is worthy of a great struggle
 Two cottages of rooms bath. large pantry plenty of closet room, sink tiled. fine high basement all foored, brick foundation. cement side and garden walks, stylish front, all mod ern improvements up to date; must be seen to be appreciated; <3000s terms to suit purchaser Apply on premises corner Cortland ave. and Mission st.. to J. NJ. COMERFORD. from l to 3:50 p. m.; take Mission-st cars to Cortland av. $50 DOWN. balance SIS & monthly: new 4-room and bath cottage and lot: close to car lines; already sold. JACOB LEHMAN, II Mont Eomery st.
 PROPERTY for sale and to let all parts of city and country. GEO. w H. PATTERSON X CO, Real Estate, Ins. Brokers. 1709 Mkt.
 
 BARGAIN-Handsome 2-story, Groom cottage; very sunny: fire view 1114 Green st HOOKER X LENT. 14 Post st. s650 WILL build 4-room cottage complete: will call GEO NJ. SALISBURY, builder. 521 st., Sunset District. ARM. cottage and lot sl5oO: block from Ms sion cars: SIG monthly. RABIN. 41S Kearny.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25
PROPERTY TO ExCiA GE,
BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same pub lished.
 BORN. CORTELYOU-In this city. January 1s 1898, to the wife of Ed Cortelyou, a son. JOHNSTON-To the wife of Adolph John ston. a son TEWKSBURY-In this city, January 23. 1898. to the wife of c. H. Tewksbury, daugh-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25

DIR C. c. O'DONNELL. office and residence. l206 Market; diseases of women g speciality.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25
MARRIED.

MARRIED. Y-GROSSETTA-In this city, January 24, 1898, by the Rev. Father T. Gardner. stephen Troy and Marian Grossetta, both of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN ALAMEDA HOMES.

BARGAINS IN ALAMEDA hOmES. FINE two-story house cn Broadway: lot BOX 140; price $2400. Neat two-story house on Buena Vista ave; lot 50x15o price s1400 Five-room cottage on Buena Vista ave: lot 50x102; price S1600. Large 9-room cottage with basement, on Taylor ave; lot 50x140i price s2e5O
 Two new broom cottages on Taylor ave; lot s3x100; price s20o0 New Groom cottage on Santa Clara ave: lot 35x110: price s255O. For investment-A fine corner, fronting 115 feet on a business street, with stores rented; will sell for $500; worth S14,000; half purchase price may remain property. Several other bargains. Call at 1503 Webster st, Alameda, next U drugstore. A. R. DENKE ST. JUST like paying rent
 s1so-Coionial cottage. f rooms and bath S1S00-Handsome cottage near station
 s3250-House of rooms all modern convent ences
 s2950-Colonial cottage. rooms; fine grounds. MARCUSE & REMMEI. Bay st. station (broad gauge). Alameda: 62S Market st., San -
 PROPERTY TO EXCEIA GE, 160-ACRE ranch. Kern County; 70 acres in alfalfa: will sell 40 S0 acres. 7-room house. Oakland. lot 30Xf00. s2, 800 22-acre ranch, improved in fruit. 3.5o0 100 other places What have you to offer? H. c. DECKER, 1920 Market st, opp Fifth. GOOD-RENTING Oakland property to ex- change for ranches. EDISON 6 TURTON 12Os Broadway Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-25

DIED
 Bechtel, Nj. Larrue, Jean Becker, Henry McSwegan, Hugh Brown Thomas McKenna, Bartrice Bradlee Frank K. McGonigle John Cronin, Edwin J. Muller, Lulu Clark Mildred A. Merchant, Mary P. Cedergreen, Amanda Mingo. Prof Charles Chisholm Mooney, Charles Crane Alice B. O'Keefe George D. Desmond, Elsie O'Connor Michael Finnerty, Julia Painter. Edward E. Gainford, Anita M. Rice, Charles H. Girot Mary R. Ryan, Annie Healey, Capt. Henry Rounds, Sarah A. Henrik Margaret Scnurie, Nellie Hewlett Fred w. Stuart, Charles Jackenfelt, Andrew Tracey, Mamie Klein Emma Williams. Charles P. Kroder. John F. Weatherall Samuel Kelleher, Cornelius J Young, Abbie A. Lacomber. Peter
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-22

Baltimore. April 2i.-The Orioles could
not connect with the ball to-day when
hits were needed. Attendance. 1000.
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Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.
Henela. April 21.-Judge Knowles to-day
issued an Injunction restraining the Mon
tan Ore Purchasing company from ex-
tracing ores from the Pennsylvania lode
in Butte pending the determination Of the
suit between IL and the Boston and Mon
tana company. The restraining order
becomes effective as soon as the Boston
and Montana company furnishes a bond
in the sum OF xo.0Oo.
The court to-day heard arguments upon
the application Of Frank Lyman for q
receiver for the Helena and Livingston
Smelling company and an Injunction re-
straining the trustees of the company
from disposing or In any way further
handling the property pending his suit.
The arguments were not concluded when
court adjourned. and will be resumed In
the morning. The court heard evidence
hearing upon the case last week.
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C. p. Connolly. when court recon-
vened AT 1:3o o'clock. began the closing
address for the state. After q few pre-
liminary remarks Mr.. Connolly referred
to the statement: made by one of the
defendants attorneys that the county
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Ciememss WIN Defesa.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. April III. NJ. Clements of this
city was to-day entered at attorney for
the defense In the Riley case. Judge
Smith also made an order In regard to
subpoensing some of the witnesses for
the defense.
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Washington

Washington, April 2i.-Eleven innings
were required by the Senators to win to-
days game. The Senators won by bunch
ing hits, and errors by Brooklyn. At
tendance, 1.sco. Score:
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county attorney proceeded and called
the 5ury's attention to the witnesses
called by the defense to attack the rep
utation OF the murdered man. They
had not q single witness from among
Days fellow workmen and ~associat =.
but brought In several bar tenders and
saloon keepers. men engaged in the
same business hat Works ~as. who
said they had similar trouble with
DAILY. The defendants other wit
nesses all had a good word to say for
DAILY. who. they said. was a harmless,
good-natured. rolficking big boy. who
never harmed anyone. and had no III
feeling toward Works when ne went
behind the a and vas shot down in
cold blood.
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philadelphia York.

Batteries-Dugleby and Mcfarland Sey-
mour Gettig and Grady. Umpires, Ems
lie and Andrews.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Chicago.Louisville.

Louisville, KY. April 2i.-The Colonies
were OF in both fielding and batting to-
day, and the Colts had everything their
own way. Attendance. 1000. Score:
r. II. y.
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BaItimore-Boston

Batteries-Dwyer. Damman and Peitz.
Rhine and Schriver. Umpires. Swart-
wood and Wood.
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Lot 4--Trimmed Hats

A wonderful bargain. your choice OF
our entire Lint of imported pattern
hats. exquisite creations that have
captured the city. h newest obtain
able in millinery. worth Se5.00. $3000,
and SIS. 90; during this sale...........'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-22

MISUNDERSTANDING and Mcguire: Dunn
and Smith. Umpires. Lynch and Connel-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-22

Batteries-Grihith and Donahue: Cun-
nineham and Wilson. Umpires. Cushman
and Heydler.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-22
No Game

Batteries-Hoffer and Clark; Klobedanz
and Bergen. Umpires. Snyder and Cur