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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-24
Relief Work Satisfactory.

New York. March 23.-Louis Klopsch,
publisher of the Christian Herald. who
Is directing the distribution of relief
supplies in Cuba. telegraphs the World
from Havana American relief work
in Cuba is In most excellent condition.
Heretofore the utter i~nadequacy of sup
plies made operations on a large scale
impossible. Today there il enough
afloat for so days requirements. on
the arrival of the next cargo, due
Thursday, every known center of des-
titution will Immediately be provisioned
for 10 days. and 200, 900 men and women
Will be sustained by Americas practi-
a sympathy. pending an official state
ment of the actual needs thereafter.
Then American relief will be as far
reaching as IL is possible to make it.
The sum in n nutshell is there are 205.-
900 reconcentrados in 402 towns and viii
lagos. Three hundred tons of corn
meals and 30 tons of bacon weekly can
save them all. They look to America
as their only hope. and bless its people
for the good already done"
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To Abandon tn. Maine.

Washington. March y.-The navy de-
partment has arranged for the practical
withdrawal Of all it's naval officers at
Havana and the abandonment of the
wreck OF the Inflated Maine. Secretary
Long said to-day that Captain Sigsbee
would come to Washington as soon as
convenient. but as yet nothing has been
done In regard to his future duty.
Although not finally settled il is more
than probable that the Fern also will re-
turn TO the United States a. soon as IL
il determined that nothing more H. TO be
gained by her presence at Havana. In
the went OF the abandonment Of the
wreck Il is more than likely that the
navy department will arrange FOR it's
complete destruction by the use OF dyua-
mite or torpedoes.
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STANDS BY ITSELF.
n Disaster To the Maine Peculiar In tbs
History of Modern Times.

Washington. March 23.-The remark
attributed to Admiral Sicard at Key
West yesterday To the effect that the
case OF the Maine was perhaps the
most peculiar in the history of mod
ern times is interpreted as clearly in
dicating that the direct responsibility
of the explosion connot he placed. Dur
ing the progress of the investigation
the law officers OF the government have
been giving the legal side of the case
Of the Maine attention. M the state
ment il made that the ease of the
Maine is indeed peculiar. The rec
ords. IL is said. do not show that ever
before in the intercourse of nations
has a vessel Of n power been de
stroyed in the waters Of another with
out the cause of the disaster and the
responsibility being known beyond dis
pute by any other nation. II the court
of inquiry has found. as is generally
believed, that the responsibility for the
loss Of the Maine ann be definitely
located. the fact will present a new
feature To the long list of otherwise
similar disasters.
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LOOKS LIKE WAR.
Such IL the Opinion of Lieutenant Conn
mandcr Mark.

Miami. Fla, March 23.-Lleutenant
Commander Mark OF the Maine court
OF inquiry. with the following party. ar
rived here thism morning from Key West:
Lieut.. John Hood. Lieut.. c. w. Janger,
Passed Assistant Engineer j. r.. Morris
and Carpenter c.. NJ. Helm. A few min
utes later they left by the East Coast
railway Tor Washington. Mark was
very reticent, but when your CORE
~spondent said: 1t looks like war;" he
replied: 1T surely does"
Others of the party, in answer to the
same question, were more emphatic in
their replies. one saying: Il cannot see
how IL can be averted." Another said:
There will be no war" His face was
as genial n bright as sunshine. but
suddenly a change came over his coun-
~tenance his eyes flashed FIRE. and when
asked when the report would be made.
the reply was: "As soon as We reach
Washington; there will be no delay" A
strong impression left here was that
the boards report would be against the
accident theory.
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given n hearing before Common Pleas
Judges Gordon and Breezy this afternoon,
and was held in SO. 900 bail for trial.
The district attorney then proceeded
with the investigation OF tie charges of
bribery before the two Judges named.
Councilman Louis J. Walker m
edged having received $500 for voting in
committee TO report the water ordinance
to the main body with a favorable rec
ommendation. He said Councilman Ed
win +. Smith received 500 at the same
time. The money was paid. he said. by
Councilman Charles Seger. Walker furth-
er ACKNOWLEDGED that ne was offered
$500 in cash by Councilman J.. Emory
Britain TO vote for the passage OF the
bin in the council. Upon leaving the wit
ness stand Walker was taken into Gus
tody.
Councilman Smith declared emphati-
cally that he had never been offered or
promised any reward for his vote.
District Attorney Graham declared he
knew that SIS. ECO in cash was paid for a
favorable report OF the ordinance. and
he intended To find out who received this
money. and also by whom il was paid.
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and a quantity Of arms and ammunition
on the field and to have retired with
many wounded. The. Spanish loss. II Is
added. was one captain and two soldiers
killed and two officers and II soldiers
wounded.
Unimportant skirmishes are also re-
ported to have occurred at Nunevah
Paso. Guira Molens. Moltes. Carrnoyle
and Hoyo Colorado. this province. IL Is
also from the palace that II
unimportant skirmishes have taken place
in the province Of Santa Clara. and II Is
asserted that - insurgents under Colonel
Benito Socorro have surrendered TO the
Spaniards at Sagua La Grande. province
OF Matanzas.
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Getting the Monitors Ready.

Washington. March 2~3.-Secretary
Long to-day determined to bring into
service the eight old single-turreted
monitors used during the war n now
lying at League island navy yard, Phil
adelphia. He isued orders that the non
tors Catskill and Lehigh proceed to Bos-
ton and the monitors Nahant and ia
son TO New York. The other monitors.
Manhattan, Mahopac. Montauk and
Canonicus will remain at Philadelphia,
where the work OF preparing them for
service Will begin Immediately. Long
to-day telegraphed orders TO Captain
Ludlow Of the monitor Terror to pro-
coed at once to Key West and report to
Admiral Sicard. The Terror will be
permanently attached to the squadron
at Key West. IL is she who takes the
place OF the Massachusetts n Texas,
which have gone to Hampton Roads,
and this move has been contemplated
for more than a week.
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The CUBAN SITUATION.
A Rupture Between spain and the United
states Is Inevitable.

~ ~
Washington, March 23.-The senate
committee on foreign relations, at its
meeting to-day. informally discussed
the Cuban situation. The consensus of
opinion, based upon Information which
has been received from the administra-
ton by various members, al that the
president Is pursuing a wise and con-
sentative course. such as is necessary i'm
Issues which involve peace or war. A
member of the committee "a that the
course of the president was surely con-
vincing the governments and intelligent
people of the world that the United
States was justified i'm its policy and
we would nave the moral support of
Europe when the crisis came.
1t was the opinion, however. hat the
inevitable tendency was toward "a rup-
ture with Spain and that the United
States position was becoming stronger
and stronger every day. The commit
tee is aware that the Maine disaster will
be treated as a separate and distinct
incident for the present. There was
some discussion as to what would be
done with the report OF the board of i'm
quiTy when il reaches the senate on
Monday. and il is probable hat a mo-
ton viii Immediately be made to refer
IL TO the committee on foreign relations.
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SlCsRD'S RETIREMENT.
The Leena VIII Hiring Provisions for
1000 Men.

Key West. Fla, March 23.-The medi-
cal board which sat on the flagship
New York yesterday to consider the re-
tirement Of Rear Admiral Slcard for
physical disability has completed It's
work. Its recommendations will be
forwarded to the navy department. 1t
Is impossible TO learn the decision at
which the board has arrived. but IL is
believed that IL recommends his retire
ment.
The Mallory liner Leena, from New
York. was due to-day with three
months provisions for 1000 men. Up to
the time Of fling this dispatch. late this
afternoon. she had not arrived. These
provisions will be stored here and will
considerably strengthen Key West as a
naval rendezvous in case of war.
This action r. i'm line with the activity
recently exhibited to hurry forward the
Qualifications. dredge the harbor and
otherwise put the island into fit condl-
ton to withstand an attack and To make
IL a suitable base OF supplies.
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War Clause Inserted.

New York, March 23.-The Evening
World says: An ominous sign that the
strained relations between the United
states and Spain will result in war. is
furnished by the English ship owners,
who cabled to their agents that all
charters must contain "A war clause.
This clause, which is posted in the
itime exchange. is as follows: 1T is
understood the steamer il to be EN-
ployed in strictly neutral trades. is not
to carry a c~ontraband cargo or rad
with ports declared under blockade;
also in the event of war being declared
by or against Great Britain by a mari
time power. this charter liz to be null
and old at the end of the current voy-
age
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-24

The st. Louis Westliche Post Is the
leading German daily of the Mississippi
valley. and one of the few great Ger
Established in 1857. it soon passed
into the hands of DR.. Emil Preetorius
n the Hon. Carl SchurZ. For 40
years the Westliche Post has shown the
most effective devotion to honorable
and progressive ideas.
Edward Preetorius. business manager
and treasurer. is a man of distinction
throughout the Southwest. and is
known to many thousands in other por-
tions of the country for his broad bust
ness methods. and for the commanding
influence of his journal in national,
state and city politics.
Mr.. Preetorius is an indefatigable
worker. Subjected by his profession to
unusual business cares, overwork n
sudden demands upon his nervous
strength, his personal experience and
his estimate of Paine's celery COM
pound must ave exceptional weight,
especially with brain workers. and men
and women whose nerves are inces-
sanity called on, as If they were of
iron and steel, and not the most ten
sitive parts of the body.
Mr.. Preetorius' letter, given below,
shows his confidence in Americas
greatest remedy.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Is, 1898.
Messrs. Wells q Richardson Co.,
Gentlemen: | nave found that
Paine's celery compound is the only
remedy that will restore the nerves
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WAY Last All Might.

Victoria, Il. c., March 23.-In the pro-
vincial legislature this afternoon Mr..
Helmieken moved a resolution oppos-
ing the grant by the Dominion house
Of a charter to d. c. Corbin to build a
railway through southern British CO.
lumbia to connect his system of rail-
way at Northport, Wash. The resolu-
ton has the support of the government.
The opposition is opposing the resolu-
ton, and the discussion is likely to last
all night. as the government refuses
to adjourn until the question is de-
cided,
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Entries at IngIsside.


Entries for to-day's races at Ingleside
are:
First race. ~three-quarters of a mile
Justine. Sleepy Jane. Rafaela, Eakins,
Silver mig Durwad. Rockefeller. Mer-
ry Boy. Salas. Ill: Dutch Valet. ia.
Second race. ~three-quarters of A mile
Free Lady. Little Alarm. Nalencienne.
Abina. Good Friend. IS: Moringa. 100;
Hermoso, Prompto. Blarney Stone. 1893;
Break o. Day. Queen Nubia, 105; Olive.
Harry Thoburn, 107: Montallade. 109; II.
Q. Ban, 1l2.
Third race, the Androus stakes. -four
Refine de Cuba. 105: Humidity. Sombre.
lis: oiinthus. lis: Millie Young, 12l.
Fourth race. one mile-Zaraida. Re-
bekah. Florimel. los: Tulare. Stentor. l07:
Zamloch. McFarlane. Captain Rees. Jack
Atkin. Sylvester. Veragua. Ill: Miranda.
Salvation, Schnitz. Claudius, ia.
Fifth race. mile and n sixteenth-Song
and Dance. l04: Myth. 105. Cabrillo. Ar
~gentine. 107: Buckwa. los: Flashlight. III.
Sixth race. seven-eighths of a mile
wocdford Fflly, St. Callatine. Rosor-
monde. 100; Candle Black. Apple Jack.
Jos: Lord Marmion. III.
Clear, track fast.
Form of to-day's races:
First r~ace-Eakins, Merry Boy. RAJ
faela.
Second race-Free Lady, Blarney stone.
Montallade.
Third race-Miny Young. Humidity.
Refine de Cuba
Fourth race-Salvation. Tulare. Claud-
Jus.
Fifth race-Buckwa. Flashlight. Myth.
Sixth race-Lord Marmion, Rosor-
monde. st. Callatine.
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WILL TAKE GREATER ISSUE


'' ~
investigation that no less than 225, 600
reconcentrados are i'm absolute want
and helplessly destitute. These are
scattered through about 400 towns
which can be reached by the distribut-
ing methods now being employed. We
have been sending what seemed to be
immense quantities Of food, but We
need. in order to relieve this distress eff
fectively. the equivalent of 300 IONS of
cornmeal and 30 tons of bacon and
lard Zach week. Twice hat quantity
would be much more satisfactory. In
order to guarantee this Mr.. Schleren
and myself estimate hat we need at
least 81 900 a week. our receipts at
the present time are $1,000, about half
in money and the other part In pro-
visions. Up to the present time New
York city has contributed far less than
many cities OF one-sixth of her popula-
ton, n much less in ratio than al
most any city of loo, 900 inhabitants"
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No More ships bought.

Washington. March 23.-The navy
has purchased no further
ships abroad. and negotiations are not
proceeding in a m to indicate sue
cess. 1t was definitely determined to-
day the Chilean battleship O'Higgins
could not be secured Commander
Brownson Is today in Paris after hav-
ing inspected the Brazilian ships now
building at Lasiono. While they might
be secured, they are a long way from
completion. and could be Of little serv-
ice at present. What the department
wants is ships which can be used at
once
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which nave been shattered by over
work. worry or business cares.
| a certainly recommend it without
hesitation to ali those in need of such
a reconstructant of the sys-
tenn.
Yours truly,
EDWARD l.. PREETORIUS.
The relative merit and efficiency of
Paine's celery compound. in COMPARE
son with all other remedies for making
people well, is clearly shown in the
intelligent character and responsible
standing of the people who to-day rely
or IT to cure insomnia. nervou debility,
persistent headaches and a rundown
condition.
Its power of rapidly repairing the It's
sues and cleansing the blood makes
Paine's celery compound the great saw
er of life that it is. 1t brings just the
needed nutriment to the weakened
nerve tissues all over the body. and
increases the volume of healthy blood,
so that a breakdown of some vital part
is averted.
The story of the discovery and un-
paralleled success of Paine's celery COM
pound is the story of a high purpose
steadfastly followed. the final work of
the lifelong study of the sys-
tenn i'm health and disease by Prof. Ed
ward T.. Phelps. NJ. D., Ii. D., of the
Dartmouth medical faculty.
In this greatest of all remedies there
is hope for every person distressed by
symptoms of dyspepsia. impure blood,
failing vigor or low nervous condition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-24
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. March 2l-The Crescent
City Jockey club meeting closed to-day
with the $1,000 Derby al n mile and an
eighth. Results: Selling. seven furlongs-
Lillian f.. won. Gold Corn second. Eva
line third; time. i:2sA. Mile, selling-Jack
Hayes won. Galgo second. Swift third:
time. 1881. Selling. mile and a quarter
Mitt Boykin won. Elicia second. Rock
wood third; time. 2:os. Crescent City Der
by, mile and an eighth-PTesbyterlan.
JIG. T. Burns. 3 10 10. won; Joe Shelby.
lis. Sullivan. s TO ] and 8 TO 5. second:
Dinsmore. ll5, A. Barrett. 10 to !. third:
time. l:Siz; lsabey and Nabob also ran.
Selling. m~ile-Headlight won. Bob White
second. Alamo third; time. I:43. Six and
a half furlongs. selling-First Ward won.
Henrica second. Elsie Bramble third:
time, 1.2Ii[.
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International COMPLICATIONS.

Vienna. March 23.-In the lower house
of the diet to-day Or. Mayreder address
ed an Interpolation to Count Won Thun
Hohenstein. the president of the council
of ministers. asking what steps he pro-
posed to take for getting the AustTo-
Hungarian government to adopt "A Wig
orous attitude respecting the acquittal of
Sheriff Martin and the deputy sherirs at
Wilkesbarrc. Pa. who were charged with
shooting n number of striking miners. in
Guiding Austro-Hungarfan subjects, at
L.attimer Sept. 10 last.
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Mediation aud n Loan.

London. March 23.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Standard says: Il
am credibly Informed that Spain has
informally inquired at Paris whether
France. as her largest creditor and ira
ditional friend. would. either alone or
in conjunction with other powers, me-
date at Washington, and also whether
Il is possible to place a Spanish loan in
Era npa"
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To Spain for Trial.

Havana March 23.-Pilar Olivia of Man
aqua. a native Cuban of some wealth
and considerable influence. who has here
tofore been supposed to be an adherent
of the autonomlst party. has been arrest
ed upon an order of Colonel Pagliori.
chief of police of Havana. Olivia is
charged with rendering assistance to in
surgents and will be sent to Barcelona
for trial,
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NothIng .onlh BE Tnld.

Los Angeles. March 23-There is little
information 10 be- had in this city regard
ms the loss In the robbery of the north
bound southern PaCinC train near Gosh
en- last niEht. ~ the Wells-Fargo Office
the statement was made that nothing
much could BE- told about the matter. as
most Of the contents Of the safe consisted
of through matter from the East 10 -
thought that the shipments of treasure
from this city were small
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-24
It's Accuracy Admitted.

London. March 23.-It was reported In
the lobby Of the house Of commons to-
night that france had finally admitted
the accuracy of the news of the French
advance in Sokoto, West Central Africa,
last month, which had been formerly
denied. II is understood hat the ad-
mission was accompanied by explana-
lions and by an expression OF regret.
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a spmnish Report.

Havana. March ga Spanish report
says that General Hernandez Velasco has
been engaged at the farm OF Del Fin.
south Of San Luis. province of Pinar del
Rio, with an insurgent force under RAJ
mon Vidal Luis Peres and Negro Ce-
saro. The Spaniards are said TO have de-
stroyed the camp of the insurgents. who
are also alleged TO have left l3 men killed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-24
sacasta Is interviewed,

Madrid. March 2S.-Premier Sagasta
is quoted in an interview as saying:
The government entirely approves
Captain General Blanco's conduct in
denying the Names magazines We're
blown M with dynamite. as the Amer
loans alleged"
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Fnxor TRrri. for mayor.

Special Dispatch 90 The standard.
Helena. March 2-The democrats Or
Helena held primaries In all OF the seven
wards of the city Tonight. nominating
one alderman In cacn ward and selecting
delegates 20 the City convention 10 be
held saturday. a majority of the dele
gates chosen are said 90 favor a. %.
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At THE InCLES|OE TRACK
Fortunate at the Head of the
Bunch in the Second.
BRIAR SWEET A WINNER
Did the Work Easily in the Fifth by a
Length and a Half-Formoso Beat
en- by Maud F~erguson-Dr.
Marks a Game Horse.
Special dispatch 10 the STANDARD

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD
San Francisco. March 23.-The best
race OF the day at Ingleside was the
second at six ~furlongs. Scarf Pin with
loa up was made the ~favorite nj even
none The first choice got away first,
Nut was never in front again. For
tunate went TO the head of the bunch
at the half and won out from Nc
Light in a hot drive by a short head
McLight was gaining fast at the end.
and IL the race had been a furlong
farther would a Scarf Pin
ran a bad race and was fifth.
The fifth race was a mile handicap. a
contest of high class horses. Briar
Sweet was the favorite. with Recrea-
tion second choice. Morinel led at the
start. but Briar Sweet soon took up the
pace and galloped home an easy win
ner, with Joe Ullman second, a length
and a half away. Corrigan's horse is
improving fast. Sardonic TOOK the
third race from Oahu. Maud Ferguson
easily beat out Formoso in the fourth.
DIR. Marks proved himself a game
horse in the last race. winning from
Watomba by a head in a hot drive.
watomba was magnifcently ridden by
Sloan. and came dangerously near win
ming. Results:
rive ans II. NOhs ftpilti-
lobe second, Toribio third: time, 1:021s.
Six furlongs-Fortunate won, McLight
second, Rubicon third: time. 1:1iL.
Five and one-half furlongs. selling
Sardonic won. Oahu second, Twinkler
third: time. 1:0sk. -Four ~furlongs-
Maud Ferguson won, Fermero second,
Ach third: time. :4sA. Mile handicap
Briar Sweet won. Joe Ullman second.
Recreation third; time, 1:40i2. Mile. SELL
ing-Dr. Marks won, Watomba second,
Go to Bed third; time, l:42i4.
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Crops Ruined.

Riverside. Cal, March pass
ing through the cold spell CT the past
week without damage being done to the
fruit about all the apricot crop was killed
last night. walnuts and the first crop OF
figs Jared about as did the apricots. and
I'm some sections early peaches were dam
nnnd
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4 Call for Volunteers.

Special Dispatch To tho Standard.
Helena, March 23.-The adjutant at
Fort Harrison has received a call for
volunteers from the regulars stationed
here, to join the two new regiments of
artillery recently created by congress.
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Taking on Powder.

Gravesend, England, March 23.-The
United states cruiser New Orleans
formerly the AmazonasD started for
Hole Haven this morning to take on
board ammunition.
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An Order for Ammunition.

the Driggs-Scabury Gun and Ammunition
company. stated to-day that his COM
pany had received a half million dollar
order from the government for ammuni
ton.