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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-28
POSITION UNCHANGED.

Copyright 1875 by Associated Press.
Manila. Philippine Islands, June %,
via Hong Kong. June 27.-The Span
iards claim to have driven the rebels
back. but really the position is I'M
changed. The arrival of the American
troops is awaited. and they are ex-
pected to-day.
The Spanish outposts have prepared
to retire promptly to the walled citadel
and will probably make only a nominal
resistance.
A section of the insurgents. IL is al
legged. dislike the Americans and de-
sire German protection. Five German
warships are here.
The S~paniards continue their nightly
fusillade. but the volunteers decline to
go to the trenches. while many of the
regulars are idling about the town.
Thousands of trees in the vicinity Of
the citadel hav been cut down, but
the botanical gardens remain. All food
is held at famine prices.
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IS STRONGLY RESENTED
Spain Objects to Egypt's Refusal
to Supply Coal.
CAMARA MAY COME BACK
A Singular Naval Promenade OF a The
atricAi Character to Satisfy Public
Opinion in Spain and to I'm
press the United States.

London. June 2s.-The Madrid CORE
spondent Of the Standard says: Egypt's
refusal to supply coal to Admiral Ca
mara's squadron is strongly resented
as due to England's influence. /. il
regarded as direct proof of an Anglo
American entente. The Spanish rrars-
Atlantic Steamship company has zeal
depots at Alden. Colombo and Singapore.
Captain Aunon. minister OF marine,
hopes h matter may be arrlngeJ.
since England has not yet declared coal
c~ontraband of war. According to an
other version. the incident will serve as
a pretext to bring Admiral Cdmarl
back to Spain to check American ag-
erosion.
The Times. commenting e~ditorially
upon the movements of Admiral Ca
mara's squadron. says: This singular
naval promenade is probable of a the
atrical character. designed to serve the
double purpose of impressing the Unit
ed States and satisfying public opinion
in Spain. 1t will certainly fail to at
ain the first of these objects. The
million pesetas required to pay for the
passage Of the squadron through the
Suez canal might be more usefully en-
ployed than in movements that alarm
nobody, and IL is too late 10 relieve Ma
Mia.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Times says: The threat to send a
squadron to Spain. as reported from the
United States. Is regarded here as proof
that the American government is Sc
riously alarmed at the prospect of Ad-
miral Camara appearing in the neigh
borhood Of Manila. 1t is argued that
IL the United States were to show so
little regard for the usages Of civilized
warfare as TO lombard small open
towns. American might kill a few
peaceful inhabitants and injure private
property, but the effect of such an in
fraction of the avs of wal would mere
ly be to inflame the war spirit of the
Spaniards.
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we have held practically a seven days
session. and every moment has been
fun. Naturally all the time has not
been devoted to the holding Of meetings
Social intercourse has supplemented the
arg gatherings. and his social inter
course Is as important a factor, { c
my mind, as the sessions themselves, FOR
the coordination OF social life is an in
tegrai part Of the work of the general
federation.
THE federation Is pledged to the sup
port OF the great positive movements
and its phenomenal growth. its large
membership. represents a potentiality
which viii bring to the average life in
tellectual culture and a large society life
based upon the conservation OF INTEL
lectual energy and the quickening OF
spiritual ideals. And here. 1 believe. is
the keynote of the future power, as 1t
has been in the past, of the federation
idea. 1t is the spontaneous expression
of the activity within US. the one intel
ligence. God.
Were we TO fix our eyes on the de-
tails of actual life we might well pause
in CONSERVATION at the picture which is
unrolled before us in the Europe and
America of to-day with its seeming con
fiicting forces-military. social. indus
trial. But we have a vision Of that
Colossal Ma which is destined to sur
vive all martyrdoms, as He survived
all ages; and TO bring him to perfection
is the aim of our aspirations and our
ideals. In his apotheosfs Will stand be-
side him, sharing his triumph, as she
has shared his toll and his sorrow. the
Colossal Woman
THE motive of the federation is of
necessity the religious motive, not as al
lied TO any church or any creed or any
nation, but underlying them all. 1t is
one form of the modern expression for
the ideal life. And this life is in u
blood-we must p%erforce lead it. We
must not speak its truths in the tenn
pies; that is a form of religion to which
only the elect are called: but we must
live an applied Christianity. We must
live ii in the marts of trade. in the
home, i'm the school. in the world.
What greater service can be rendered
the world than to be constantly remind
ed. not by words but by deeds, that
man does not live by bread alone? II
this federation is but one step in the
ladder of progress by which colossal
woman upward. surely all the
labor we have given to ii and all the
love We bear il has not been in vain"
Following this speech the new officers
were presented mid great enthusiasm.
Resolutions commendatory to the reign
of Mrs. Henrotin were offered by the
committee on resolutions. there were
good-byes innumerable and the greatest
convention of women ever held had
TO an end. There will be a bust
ness meeting tomorrow morning.
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EortifNinc Manila.

Manila, June %. via Hong Kong.
June 1.-Two thousand Spaniards are
working on the sandbag defenses out
side the moat on the Gale de las Agul-
das. The insurgents are worrying the
Spaniards but there is no advance, al
though desultory fighting goes on a.
various points. The insurgents are
firing explosive shells at Santa Ana
churches.
On June 81. Accession day. the for
eign warships saluted the Spanish col
ors. 1t vas believed that the bom-
bardment had begun, but the panic
was soon quelled.
The Spaniards believe that Great
Britain intends some sort of action. |.
is reported that they will burn all the
houses at Matte to clear the ground
for defense.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At ~Sheepshead Bay.

New York. June G.-Results at Sleeps
head Bay: Five furlongs-Swift Mas won.
Cleophus second, Lady Marian third
time. 1;0l 1-5. Mile-Peep o. Day won.
Mont Dor second. Ortoland third; time.
1al 2-5. Spring stakes, Futurity course
Ethel Burt won. King Don second: no
others started: time. 1:li. Tidal stakes.
m~ile-Handhall won. Sanders second. Boy
Orator third. time, l:n 2-5. Selling. five
furlongs-Tendresse won, sec
ond. Morita third. time. 1903. Five fur
longs-Mrs. Jimmy won. Myra Claire sec
ond, Avoca third time. 1901 As. Mile and
a Observation-Disclosures won. Decanter
second, Jefferson third. time. 200 As.
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IN A STATE OF FERMENT.
Trouble of the Gravest Kind Is Brewing
for Spain.

for Spain.
London, June 27.-The Madrid corre-
spondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
Spain is in a state of ferment. of the
transition without parallel during the
present century. Troubles Of the grav-
est kind are brewing all over the prov
ince. Every political and social insti-
tuition is threatened in turn. Incredi-
BILE as 1t may seem. the majority OF
Spaniards take absolutely no interest
in the war, md even display a willing
ness to forget the past and to endeavor
to rub along without colonies. The
statesmen responsible for the loss of
the colonies are utterly reckless, and
the indifference to the peoples ruin
manifested by the governing and upper
classes is probably unparalleled in his
tory. Hunger and misery are making
themselves felt throughout the coun-
try. There will soon be $1,000 unem-
ployed in Catalonia, ad everywhere else
there are similar signs of distress, GO
ing from BAD to worse day by day.
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What spain Ixpects.

London. June 27.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail. t~elegraphing
Monday, says: The minister of war,
General Correa. expects the first Span
ish endorsements TO reach Santiago to-
morrow. The report is confirmed that
the Spanish troops at Guantanamo are
marching to attack the American rear
guard there. There is also a movement
Of troops through the whole of Eastern
Cuba in order to carry out a concerted
plan of action. The announcement that
an American squadron Is coming to
Spain attracts very little attention. All
the available men-of-war have been or
dered TO hold themselves in readiness.
The harbors are mostly protected by
torpedoes. and the various garrisons
have been reviewed as to their eff
cheney.
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FOR THE SIGNAL CORPS.
Lieutenant TiIIy VIII Have No Trouble
in Getting Recruits.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. June &c. II. Tflly of Helena,
who was recently appointed first ~lieuten-
ant of the volunteer signal corps and del
egated to act as recruiting officer for that
branch of service in his state. has re-
ceived instructions from Washington and
to-day our applicants were examined,
two Of whom were rejected. Three of the
applicants were from Great Falls and one
from kalispell. Numerous applications
have been received. so that Lieutenant
lilly anticipates little trouble in securing
all the recruits desired. His Instructions
are that enlistments in the volunteer sig
nal corps will invariably be made as pri-
Yates and promotion to rank of corporal
and sergeant will be made from the meri-
torious privates OF the corps. All appli-
cants are required to present certificates
OF good moral character. and in addition
thereto telegraph operators who enlist as
such are required to present a certificate
from the manager of the Western Union.
Postal or some other we'll recognized tele-
graph organization that he Is a competent
operator and of such landing that the
manage or superintendent signing the
certificate would be willing to employ
him as an operator. Similar certificates
will be required from electricians. II the
applicant is a minor he viii be required to
furnish "A written consent OF parent or
guardian TO his enlistment.
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Would Violate Neutrality.

New York, June 27.-The Tribune has
a dispatch from Cairo. Egypt. saying:
The Egyptian government has instruct
ed Its authorities at Port Said to pre-
vent the $50 stokers engaged there by
Admiral Camara for his feet from en-
barking on Spanish ships and has cour-
teously Informed Camara that so doing
would be an infringement of the law of
neutrality. The A 1az's machinery
needs repairs and Camara has signihed
his intention of remaining at Port Said
for three DAYS.
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SEVENTY-F0URTH BIRTHDAY.
A Helena Man Gets a Diploma for Ex-
celience in Debate at Yale.

celience in Debate at Yale.
New Haven. June 27.-The exercises
of the 74th anniversary OF the law de-
partment of Yale university were held
this afternoon. The Townsend prize
orations were delivered by Joseph o.
Moore. r. A.. of New Haven, Conn:
Samuel Peterson. Phi. D., Los Angeles:
Gilbert Hedges. b. A. Oregon City,
Ore. all Of whom spoke on The Debt
of Virginia TO Jefferson" and Edward
William Beattie. r.. A.. from Helena.
Mont, whose subject was The True
ava Policy OF the United States"
The prize of 800 was awarded to Gil
bert L. Hedges.
Announcements were: Betz prize,
$50. to juniors receiving highest mark
at graduation. Arthur Linton Corbin.
Il. A, Lawrence. Kan. wayland debat-
ing prizes. first. NJ. Sheppard. b. A,
Pittsburg. Tex; second. Charles Stud
inski, Il. A. Pueblo. Colo. Kent club
diplomas for excellence in debate. Ed
ward w. Beattie. Helena. Mont: John
+. Douglas, Grafton. y. d.; Gilbert L.
Hedges, Oregon City. Ore.
The degree Of master Of laws. cum
laude, vas awarded to Arthur A. Wild
es. Ii. b.. Honolulu. Hawaii. and the
degree of 1t. b.. cum laude. to Samus
Peterson. Phi. D.. OF Los Angeles.
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BABY'S FACE
And Neck Looked Like Raw Meat.
Mother and Child Had No Rest
Day or Night from itching.
Blood Would Flow Down Cheeks.
Doctors and Dispensary No
Use. Awful Suffering.
Cured by CUTIcuRA REMEDIES
Now Entirely Healed With
Lovely Clear Skin.

Our baby, when one month old, had a raw
place on her neck which spread slowly over
the whole face, the face and neck being all
raw meat, sometimes dry and then wet, and
something awful to look at. The way the
child suffered, mother and child never had
any rest day OF night as it constantly itched,
and the blood used to flow down her cheeks.
We had doctors and went to the dispensary
without any result. BY using part of a bottle
of CUTIcURA REsoLvENT. three boxes of CUTI-
cuRA (ointment), and CUTIcURA SOAP, the
child ,eas entirely healed. Now she is two years
old and has a lovely skin, which we can be
thankful to CuTIcURA REMEDIES and nothing
else. Mrs. EMIL +. GARNJOSS,
March 6, 1898. 213 Nassau Ave, Brooklyn, NY.
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Will Fight to the End.

New York. une 27.-The Herald this
morning says: After a session of IL hours
representatives of 40 Baptist churches, in
session from o'clock yesterday afternoon
until l o'clock this morning. found DIR.
Daniel Potter. formerly pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist church, guilty of con-
duct unbecoming a Christian minister.
The case grew out of Observation-Disclosures
between DR.. Potter and some wealthy
members of the Baptist church and the
City Mission society. DR.. Potter says he
will appeal the case and fight the matter
TO the bitter end.
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At Cincinnatl.

Cincinnati, June 2.-Weather cloudy.
track slow. Results: Selling. ~mile-Paros
won, Everest second. Caissu third; time,
l;f5A. Four and a half furlougs-Rubcl
won. sigma second, Kitty French third.
time, :5Sh4. Mile. selling-LaGrange won.
Arcturus second. The Doctor third; time.
145ia. Mile and an eighth. selling-Sir Eb-
ony won. Charina second. Prosecutor
third: time. 2:00i4. Five and a half fur
lonEs-Lucky Jim won. Lost Time second,
Romanon third time, l:iial. Mile. selling
Rey del Ma won. The Planet second. Do
nation third: time. 1:i5it.
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AT KEY WEST.
Mail for the Soldiers-Thc Prizes Bring
Better Prices Than Expected.

Key West, June ga vessel carry
ing mail for the American soldiers ana
sailors engaged in the Cuban campaign
left here to-day. and a vessel bringing
the first mail from the army is sup
posed to be on her way to Key West.
The auction sale of prizes condemned
by order of Judge Lock began to-day.
The sailing vessels brought better
prices than expected. The steamer
Argonauto, of over 900 ton net and l52
feet long, was bid IN by the United
States government for SAT- 900, to he
used as a transport. The sale of car
goes was begun this afternoon and will
continue for several days. The prices
obtained for sugar. rice and other arti-
Giles were excellent. The total receipts
for the day were about SIS, 000.
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At st. Louis.

ST. Louis. June 27.-The track was
heavy to-day. Results: Selling. six fur
longs-Dawn won, Judith &. second.
Blitzen's Sister third; time. 1:l9ia. Selling.
mile and 20 yards-Laureate won. Anger
second. Can Gallop third time. lisa. Sell
ing. mile and 20 yards-Organ Pilot won,
Helen IL. Gardner second, Bill Millican
third. time. l:51ts. Handicap. mile and a
sixteenth-David won, Forbush second,
Gold Band third; time, l:51A. Six furlongs
Bell Bramble won. Guide Rock second.
Denial third. time. LISA. Selling. mile
Valid won. Empress Josephine second.
lmperious third; time. 1:i9A.
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THIRD SPANISH SQUADRON.

Gibraltar. June 27.-The third Span
ish squadron. ii is announced here, con
sisting II the Cardinal Cisneros, Lee
panto. Numancia. Vittoria, the mont
tor Puig-Cerda, three torpedo boats and
the auxiliary steamers Metoro. Leon
XII. and Montzerrat. commanded by
Admiral Barrosa. has been ordered
to assemble at Cadiz as early as pos
sible."
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Refnsed 10 Grnnf IL.

Washington. June 27.-The Aspen Colo
RADIO Mining company. which was recently
defeated in its mining case against John
r. Williams. has filed a bill in the SUI
preme court of the District OF Columbia
whereby IL seeks TO enjoin Secretary Bliss
and Commissioner Hermann of the central
land office from carrying into effect the
secretary's decision to issue a patent to
Williams. In addition TO asking for a per-
manent injunction the bill asks for a tenn
porary restraining order. The court re-
fused to grant the temporary order.
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Portland. June 21-Results at %Irvington:
Three-year-old ~pace-Edison won. Miss
Crescent second, Alta Dell third: time,
2.30. Trot, 1888 class-Granite won. Ala
Harry NJ. won. Gus l.. second. Clara NJ.
third; time, 37ia. Five furlongs-winona
won. / Don't Know second. Little T. q.
third; time, i;02.
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ture a desperate band Of outlaws that
have been terrorizing the community
for some time. The outlaws were in
ambush and a desperate battle en-
sued. in which Soils was killed and n
OF Hanson's deputies was wounded.
Several Of the bandits were wounded.
but their loss is not known, as the OFF,
GERS were forced to retire.
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At Washington Park.

Chicago, june 27.-Results at Washing
ton park: -Four furlongs-Ailyar won.
Olinthus second. Volythen third: time.
:i9a. Mle-Charlie Christy won. Joe
Clarke second, Albert s. third: time. f:i2A.
Mile and an eighth-Tom Colvert won.
Mistleton second. Lucid third. time. i:5S.
Mile-Bellicoso won. The Tarcoon second,
Harry shannon third: time. 1:iiA. Six fur
longs-St. Catalina won, Lady Irene Sec
ond, Time Maker third; time. liza.
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as was at first proposed. be placed in
the grade of lieutenant commander.
With "a full realization Of the merits
Of Hobson's achievement, the naval
officials have concluded that so great an
advancement as that. amounting TO a
promotion of over $50 numbers, would
be unwise. so II is likely that Hobson
will take his place well up among lieu
tenants of the navy. which. navy OFF,
GERS believe. will make his reward equal
to hat bestowed upon Cushing.
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Killed by Outlaws.

st. Louis. June GA special TO the
Republic from San Antonio, Texas,
says: Information has Just reached
here that Deputy Sheriff Soils was
killed by a band of outlaws at Rio
Grande City. on the border. to-day.
Soils was assisting United States Dep
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San Francisco. June 27.-United
States District Judge De Have will go
to Montana about July / to hold court
for a judge OF that district Judge
J. II. Beatty OF Idaho has been desig-
mated by Judge Morrow TO preside over
the district court for the northern dis
trict of California during Judge De
Hayen's absence.
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Reward Not Vet Tfxed.

Washington, June GIT has not yet
been positively determined by the ad-
ministration just what measure Of re-
ward shall be melted out TO Constructor
Hobson. He will be transferred TO the
line, but just what place in the line Is
TO be given to him IL not yet settled.
but ii a be stated that he will not,
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Nomination. Confirmed.

Washington. June 2L.-The senate in ex
ecutive session to-day made the following
combinations: Edward Mills of Everett,
Wash. to be agent for the Indians of the
Tulalip agency in Washington; Walter
J. Reedof Cle-Elum, Wash, to be receiver
Of the land Office at North Yakima.
Wash: William F.. Dunn of Wyoming to
be commissary Of subsistence with the
rank of captain. Also many other appoint
ments I'm the army and navy.
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Hope. II win Not Sail.

London. June 27.-The Washington
correspondent OF the Daily Chronicle
says: Spain is to be frightened into
making peace. That is the meaning Of
the theatrical announcement that an
American squadron is going to Spain
an announcement for which the navy
department. contrary TO its custom, has
sought the widest publication. Presi-
dent Mckinley sincerely hopes the feet
will never sail
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still at Port said.

Cairo. June 2T.-Admlral Camara's
squadron is still at Port Said. Nc answer
has yet been given as to coaling. The
Egyptian government Is awaiting the set
tlement OF the question of International
law involved.
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BABY BORN WITH ECZEMA, CURED

M baby was born with Eczema Tried home
treatment and local physicians without sue
cess. It spread over his entire body and be-
came so aggravating that he had no rest day
or night. Applied CUTICURA SOAP. CUTIcURA
fointment), and CUrIcURA REsoLyESr, and
IN a fstr months he rds entirely nell.
March 3, '9s. Mrs. f. c. FINCH, Shelby, Ala.
Itching. burning eezemas. and every species ofitching.
scaly, pimply, blotehy skin and scalp diseases. With lossd
hair, instantly relieved and speedily cured By warm baths
with CurIcUkA soar. gsntls anointnKs with CurIcuRA,
purest Of emolIient skin cureA and mild doses Of CurT-
cUEa REsoLvIsT. greatest ofhumor egrea When the best
physicians fail The records Of cures Effected By them are
not snly wonderful. but marvellous They arr beyond al
doub. the greatest humor remedies ever compounded.
sold throughout the varid- PorIxR DEUo AND GEM
CozP, Sol. Props- bosto1-
W-Hev 10 Cur Every Baby Hunor,- mailed tse
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Madrid, June 27. IL p. m.-An official
dispatch from Santiago de Cuba says
the situation there is unchanged. An
official dispatch from Havana announces
that two transatlantic steamers have
left the port despite the blockade.