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Macon. Ca. Nov. 1s.-The 10th regiment
OF colored immunes arrived here to-day
from Lexington. Ky. At South Macon 30
or 20 OF them. with side arms. attacked
Reeves store and threatened to loot II
unless their demands were compiled with.
They then formed a line across the street
to prevent any one from being sent TO
call for help. They failed to cut h tele-
phone wire and a large detachment of
provost guards. under command of Cap
tain Bailer. arrived with fixed bayonets.
forced the negroes into a lot and arrested
30 OF them. They were marched TO the
city jail.
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MEDALS OF HONOR.
Emblems Presented Ia the First ID istric
of Columbia Volunteers.

of Columbia Volunteer.
Washington, Nov. 16.-Medals OF hon
or from the citizens OF this city were
to-day presented to Colonel Harries
and the remaining officers and men a.
the LIST District of Columbia regiment
who saw service in the war with Spain.
The exercises occurred in Convention
hall and were attended by Pres'ient
Mckinley. accompanied by Secretary
Porter. Patriotic songs were sung,
brief presentation speeches were mace
by Il. l.. West, chairman Of The MEDAL
committee. and District Commissioner
Wight. who presented the medals, while
Charles II. H%anford. the actor. rrc'ted
the Star Spangled Banner" f. ..
Hay presided. President Mckinley. In
sponded briefly. In concluding his re-
marks he said:
IAN mankind admires valor. This
regiment did its whole duty. and that's
all you can say Of any soldier. You
went where q We're ordered-loyally.
unmurmuringly. You did every duty
that was assigned you and you came
back from the field and exposure with
new honors added To the flag you car
ried from the city of Washington. I am
glad ID Is possible to muster you out OF
the service, and yet i regret very much
to see his splendid body Of men leave
the service Of the United States. But l
fully console myself. in standing here at
the very threshold of your muster-out.
in the feeling that. IL your country
needed you day after Tomorrow. every
man would be ready to respond" The
medals were made from one OF the large
guns of the marine.
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ELABORATE SOCIAL FUNCTION.
High Joint Commissioners Entertained
by the President.


by the President.
Washington. Nov. 1s.-The president
and Mrs. Mckinley entertained at din
ner tonight the joint high commission
ers IN the part OF Great Britain and
the United States. The dinner was the
most elaborate social function at the
white house for man months. The
room throughout the first fioor OF the
executive mansion were beautifully
decorated with plants and cut flowers.
The orchestra OF the Marine hand fur
nished the music Following Is a list
OF the guests at the dinner: The Brit
ish ambassador and Lady Pauncefote.
Rt. q Lord Herschell. the Rt. Hon.
Sir wilfred Laurier and Lady Laurier.
Sir Richard Cartwright and Miss Cart
wright. Sir Louis and Lady Davies.
Sir James Winter and the Hon. John
Charlton and Mrs. Charlton. Senator
and Mrs. Fairbanks. Senator and Mrs.
Faulkner. Representative Dingley and
Mrs. Dingley. Miss Dingley. Hon. John
Kssson. Hon. T.. jefferson Coolidge and
Mrs. Sears. the chief justice and Mrs.
Fuller. the secretary OF state Mrs.
Hay. the secretary Of the treasury and
Mrs. Gage. the secretary Of war and
Mrs. Alger. the attorney general and
Mrs. Griggs. the postmaster general
and Mrs. Smith. the secretary of the
navy and Miss Long. the secretary of
agriculture inc Miss Wilson. Hon.
Joseph Pope and Mrs. Pope. Miss Scott.
Henri Bourassa. Chauncey Cartwright
and Chandler y. Anderson
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n MARlOWE DEAD.
The Audience Knew Nothing 81 the Trsg'
edy Behind the scenes.

edy Behind the scenes.
New York, Nov. Is.-Ethel Marlowe, a
cousin Of Julia Marlowe. died at the
Knickerbocker theater to-night during q
performance of The Christian In
which she played the part of Polly Love.
She was q years of age.
Miss Marlowe had arrived early at the
theater and gave no indication that she
was other than perfectly well. In the
third act Miss Marlowe. as Polly Love-.
was an important figure in the play. She
went through the part without fault. As
she entered the wings she met one OF the
actors. She commented on the excellence
OF his makeup. laughed and then seated
herself on a plano stool. Suddenly she
tottered and before any one could rush
TO her assistance she nad fallen to the
floor.
IL was at first thought she had tainted
and messengers were sent flying for re-
storatives and doctors. Within a few min
utes three physicians arrived, who made
every effort to revive her in vain. Later
they diagnosed the case as heart disease
and gave their opinion that Miss Marlowe
was dead when she fell from the stool.
While all this was happening the act on
the stage came to a conclusion. Then.
the audience knowing nothing of the trag-
&c happening behind the curtain. the final
act was begun. The audience. In ignor-
ance Of It all. insisted on a curtain call.
am the drop went up. The applause con-
tinued. Viola Allen made "A plying ges-
ture and the stage conductor came before
the curtain once more and said that he
was about to call for a physicians aid.
but that IL was not now necessary. The
hidden significance of the speech was not
understood. but II had the effect of caus-
Ing the audience to dispense.
Ethel Marlowe came of an old theatre
cal family. Her father was the late Owen
Marlowe. who played with excellent COM
panies. and her mother. under the name
of Mrs. Owen Marlowe. Is a member OF
the James X. Hackett company. playing
old woman's parts. TIN late Virginia
Marlowe. a sister of Ethel. was also an
actress. Ethel Marlowe was a cousin Of
Julia Marlowe.
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Paris. Nov. a-The nnounc.ment that
two advocates will he sent to Cayenne.
capital OF French Guiana. to assist Drey-
fus In the preparation OF his defense
gives rise to the belief hat he will not.
after all. be brought back. IL Is believed
he has already received the governments
message announcing revision.
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william Wants an Invitation.

Paris. Nov. i6-There are rumors afoat
this evening that Emperor William wish
ed for an invitation to France as a pre-
liminary to visiting the exposition In
1900. and II Is said there was an idea of
sending a squadron to salute him In
French waters. But the chamber of dep
uties displayed such strong feeling that
the idea was abandoned.
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swiss Cattle.

Washington. Nov l6.--The Swiss minis
ter called on Secretary Wilson to-day and
held a conference on the efforts Of the
Swiss government to ave its cattle adj
mitted into this country. Secretary VIII
son called attention to reports showing
mouth diseases exist, which bar importa-
ton from there. Further negotiations
looking to this end. however. will be
made.
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Ladies' Appreciate

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market that equals French Tansy Tablets for the
relief aad cure Of painful or irregular nsnss&
These tablets remove all obstructions. no matter
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Paris. r-anee. and for sale only by ID. NJ. Sevbro
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The latest Instruments In use for
testing at the Butte Optical company,
a. West Park. Examination free.
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Departing Under p,m.u,u-..

Havana. via Key West. Fla. Nov. Ia
The delegates from the Cuban assembly
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Too pretty to be overlooked-this
grand art exhibit at Schatzlein Paint
Co.'S. II West Broadway. Butte.
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PARTISAN DYE HOUSE

Preach Oyeisg and Cleaning.
The only house in the Northwest that uses the
French process. We guarantee our work 20 be
strictly aut class. We hav, no solicitors or
branch onices. All orders should be left at
% YES 0ALENA STREET. BUTTE. MONT
PAUNiIE, Proprietor.
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A DRAMATIC SCENE.

SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
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CRATTAN GRANGE.
The Future Life of Our Boys and Girls.
H..l L.. ko... 10TH a,,l

Much has been both said and written
of the future OF our boys and girls, and
il is no wonder when we consider the
responsibility they will surely have to
assume, for it will be but few wears
at the most before our burdens, our
cares, our sorrows and our joys will be
transmitted to our boys and girls.
Hence arises the question: Are they or
will they be prepared 10 assume them?
| answer yes, for as everything God
has created from the smallest mite to
objects OF the most gigantic size are
controlled and regulated by Him and
made to be subservient TO their special
sphere of usefulness So will be aid
and direct the fathers and mothers OF
today in training our boys and girls in
such "A manner that they will be fully
prepared To fulfill the mission in life
he designed them for. Yet, the pres
ent demands the most strenuous efforts
of every father and mother in aiding
the young to realize how much their
success in the future depends upon the
work of today.
Let us aim to teach them to be con
siderate for our girls and boys of today
have a desire to rush onward; they
want to gain the highest pinnacle of
tions may lead them at one bound.
they are not content to plod along at
the slow gait of father and mother, for
has it not taken them lifetime nearly
to accomplish so little while many
have failed entirely in the achieve
ment of any success in their under
takings.
But my boy or girl consider well the
mountains of obstacles you have got to
surmount, then be moderate in the as
cent, trying each step before trusting
your whole weight upon them, see
that they are firmly upheld and sup
ported by truth, justice and morality,
for platforms made of such planks
never break or bend
You, my young friends may take a
step backward but the stairs will re-
main the same and you may gather
more strength and courage for the
next attempt.
But, chow slow" did you say? All,
my young friends, it is of the future
we are writing. Keep ever in view
the life of usefulness for which you are
preparing, the record you are making
for yourself, the responsibility that
rests upon YOU TO prepare for any hon
orable work assigned you. Do not
like the rider Of wheel who glides
past the swiftest horse and leaves him
far in the rear glide by the admoni-
tions of those who are older and by eX-
perience, at least better prepared to
Judge what the future may bring forth.
Do not be hasty in judging others for
the world at large hath need of char
| ity. Be ever ready and willing to ex.
tend words Of commentator and
praise to all deserving ones, and to the
erring ones words of forgiveness and
love.
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Enterprising Druggists.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Connell Bros.
and Fisk Bangs, who spare no pains to
secure the best OF everything in their
now have the valuable agency for DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds This is the wonder
derful remedy that is producing such
Juror all over the country by its many
startling cures. 1t absolutely cures
asthma, bronchitis. hoarseness and all
affections of the throat, chest and
lungs. Call at above drug store and
get = trial bottle free or regular size
sizo for so cents and Sl.00. Guaranteed
u cure or pr ice refunded. 5
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COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS E
BELpING. Jnlv l. 1895.

BELDING, July /, 1898.
Meeting called to order by Mayor Spencer
Roll call Present Mayor Spencer, Aldermen
Morse, Hudson, Avery, Glass, Curtis, Page.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
on motion of Alderman Page seconded by
Alderman Hudson. the report of Alderman
Page To place one OF the New State Telephone
Co.'S instruments in the Union school building
and the other at the disposal OF the mayor, was
accepted.
Moved by Alderman Morse, seconded by Al
derman Page that the next street to be maead.
amized be that portion OF Bridge street from
the railroad on the south to the bridge on the
north. Yeas Morse, Hudson, Glass, Curtis
Pages Nays Avery-i. Carried
Moved by Alderman Avery and seconded by
Alderman Hudson that the purchasing commit
tee be instructed TO purchase street roller Of
not less than five tons in weight Yeas Hud
son, Avery, Curtis, Page-4. Nays Morse,
Glass-2. Carried
ON motion OF Alderman Avery seconded by
Alderman Page, the following bills were allow.
ed and ordered paid.
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MARRIAGE LICtNsEs.

Walter w. Beebe, 81, Smyrna;
Nella Tebble, %, Smyrna.
Charles p. Vaughan, A. Easton Up.
Mrs Ida A bbott, 80 Ionia.
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~" -
w. l.. CussER, City Treasurer
Report of city clerk July /, 1898:
Bedding, July |, 1898
TO the Common Council.
The following are the balances on my books
Contingent Iund ...................9 - IL
Street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 20
Fire ................... 100 81
Sinking ................. G52 0l
Library ................... SO %
Soldiers relief fund ............. 30 81 1898 50
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1898-07-07

Before marriage man declares
himself unworthy Of his sweetheart's
love, and after marriage he spends
about two-thirds of his time in proving
IL.
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Forward. .......s.., 81 90 81 l3
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The first claim for a pension grow
ing out of the war with Spain was filed
by the widow Of one of the men who
was killed on the torpedo boat Wins
low IN Cardenas bay on May II last.
There has been more than 30 claims
filed by relatives Of those who went
down with the Maine.
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Cervera's fleet, which has been bot
tied up in the harbor at Santiago de
Cuba for weeks past, made bold at
tempt to escape Sunday but the Amer
lean fleet was on the watch and today
every vessel of the Spanish fleet, like
the Maine, is wreck at the bottom of
the sea and their crews, excepting
those that were killed, are prisoners.
Only one man lost his life on the
American side and not a ship seriously
injured. The Maine is not forgotten.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

am prepared TO write Insurance usu-
ally accepted 10y companies i'm general
on city and surrounding country prop
erty. ONCE AZ Commercial Bank
VIM. PICKERING.
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TaXes reported collected by city treasurer Tys
Respectively
Il. T. SMITH, Clerk
Moved by Aid Page, seconded by Aid. Curtis,
that the saloon bond OF Geo. w Smith with
Joseph Cobb and Nathaniel Wallace as sure
ties be approved Yeas Avery, Glass, Curtis
Page-4. Nays Morse, Hudson-2. Carried
on motion council adjourned
f. =. SMITH City Clerk
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HEAR HIM WALL

Our Low Price on Groceries make him sad The
gentleman just around the looks the fact that we
bought the Hustler stock below cost consequently can sell
at Wholesale Prices and make good profit Our clerks do
not have to go away from home to buy GROCERIES
because they do better elsewhere Neither do we send
out small boys to buy bars of Jaxon Soap for twenty-five
cents give customers eight bars and put the other two on
the shelf Our Honest Groceries will compare with the
honest? practice of woudbe groceyman Are these goods
Honest You all know their value
lbs lated Sugars Forward |
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Your
SUMMER
RECREATION
Vacation
Sight Seeing

Should not be planned with
out thought of a Photographic
outfit. You can not move
mountains or bring bits of
scenery home with you; but
you can bring pictures of them;
you have an idea that a photo
graphic outfit costs a good
deal OF money; the Vive the
best and the cheapest Camera
on the market. Think of it,
our $500 Vive will enable you
to expose 10 gloss plates with
out reloading or the use of
holders.
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I,.l,- - I1''JNN' IItII NfIIItIUIIi
Brad Cook; VIM Dougherty W. Sumner r.
Hauck, III Munson.
Names OF laborers with teams employed:
Dell Cobb
@. N. FOSTER, Street Com.
Report of health officer and city physician
read as follows;
Beldng Mich, July l. 1893
TO the Common Council OF the CITY OF Beldlng.
Your health officer and city physician would
respectfully submit the following report OF ser.
vices performed during the month OF June 1898
Number OF alleged nuisances reported inves
tigated ana ordered removed, three Number
OF contagious diseases reported, two-scarlet
fever, Number taken sick, two with scarlet
fever number recovered one; number still
sick, one; houses now infected, one Number
OF calls on city poor, eight
Respectfully,
l. OfHINGER, Health Onicer and City PLY
Monthly statement of the treasurer OF the
city of Belding;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-12
MT zoT,A,s JUDGEMENT PAID.

Paris, Oct 11-This was the day fix ed for the sale of the house and furni
 ture of M Emile Zola, to satisfy a judgment of 30,oo0 francs obtained against him by three handwriting ex- perts, who recently won a libel suit against the novelist, growing out of the Dreyfus case. The sale was ordered to take place, notwithstanding the fact that the late Lieutenant Colonel Henry confessed to having forged letter in- strumental in bringing about the con- viction of Dreyfus, which sustained the attitude assumed by M. Zola towards the handwriting experts, and although M. Octave Merbeau offered to be re- sponsible for the amount. The friends of M Zola, however, who were present, to-day ran up the bidding on the first article, a Louis x. walnut table, which was originally bought for 120 francs, to 32000 francs, thus producing the amount required and stopping the sale.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-12
Wednesday,, October 12, 1898,
NRW ADYERVISEMENTs TO-DAY.

Assessment-Bureau of Compensation. Business and Pleasure-P, Q. Box 6S1. Corkscrews-The John B. Bassett X co. Dr. Agnew's Catarral Powder-Druggists'. Estate John Shanley-Probate Notice. For Rent-Flat-33 33 Broadway.
 Fine FurS-Brooks x Co. Grape Nuts-At Grocers
 Investment Securities-'M. B. Newton x Go. 'Jenness Miller' Shoes-M. D. Cosgroye. Opticians-E. L. Washburn X Go. Postum--At Grocers
 Priscilla Corset-Howe X Stetson.
 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabets-At Druggists. Characterization and Red Star Lines. Sheets, Pillow Cases-F. M. Brown x Co, See the Cereals-S. H. Street x Co. Shoes for Little Men-N. H. Shoe Go. Town Registrars-M eeting.
 Tailor-made HatsLThe Edw. Malley Go. Upholstery-The Cnas. Monson Go. "Wednesday and Thursday-Pubiic Market. Wanted-Salesman-P. O. Box 1924. Wanted Work-Arthur Milton, This Office Wanted-Situation--1S Wooster Street, Wanted-Situation-24 York Street. Wanted-Situation-51 East Street. Wanted-Situation--1S Chapel Street. Wanted-Situation-10 Congress Avenue. Wanted-Situation-W A. C., 549 East St. Wanted-Situaton-2S Blatchley Avenue. Wanted-Situation-25 Eaton Street. -Milliners-Harris tS Co.
 Wanted--Situation-50 Livingstone Street. Wanted-Situation-5S Winter Street. Wanted-Situation-26 Frank Street.
 Wanted-Situation-31 Putnam Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-12
YALE FOOTBALL.

No Regular Game at the Field To-Day
 Only one half, thirty minutes in length, was played at Yale field yes terday afternoon. The weather was warm for hard work and the men were tried at the conclusion of the practice. In the preliminary practice Mcbride did some good kicking, averaging fifty yards with the wind The university team was composed of Richardson, center; Brown and Stillman, guards; Richards and Francis, tackles; Coy and Sharpe, ends; Sullivan, quarter; Franklin, Wear and Beard, halves; Dupee, full back. The regular backs, together with McGee and Marshall, are being given a rest preparatory to the hard work which faces them from now until the end of the season.
 The first team were unable to score until the end of the half, when Rich ards secured a touchdown on blocked kick The backs did not work together well and their interference was fre- quently broken up for loss Shattuck at full on the college out-kicked Dupee, thus keeping the ball from getting dan gerously near the college goal The university line was frequently penal ized for off Aside play. "Kid" Wallace '99, one of Yale's star ends, was on the field and coached some. There is no game scheduled for to-day, but Yale will go to Newtown on Saturday to play the Athletic club there, Last year Yale only managed to score 10 points to nothing for Newtown.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-12
M. .. A. NOTES.

The following numbers in the enter tainnent course of the Y. M. c. A. have been secured and all arrange ments completed. On January Il, 1899, Rev. John Henry Barrows, D. D., will lecture upon some features of re- cent trip through Europe. Professor ,. B. DeMotte, Ph. D., will deliver his cel- ebrated lecture, ."The Harp of the Senses" on the evening of February l.. The course will be completed with the Patricolo Grand Concert company on March 3, 1899.
 The annual meeting and anniversary will be held in the rooms tonight. Of the commercial classes the bookkeep- ing and banking class met last night with an attendance of seventeen. There were eight in the mechanical drawing, four in the typewriting, and seven in the algebra classes. This makes to- tai of ninety-one in the classes for the first two evenings.
 The Bible classes will open on De- tober 27 instead of this week, as was expected.