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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
BITTER AGAINST ENGLAND
PARIS PAPER CALLS GREAT BRITAIN AND TIL

UNITED STATES "BROTHERs IN INFANT
Paris. April 22-The "L!hre Parole to-day
publishes a violent article attacking 'rea'
Brttain's attitude toward Spain. anc charar-
terizing Great Britain M the "hypocr'icai ac-
cornplice ~ the United States" II says
Their alliance is ignominy. but perhaps ~ Is
,ust a, well that they should work together Toy
there will be day when they VIII he caileo 20
account by International justice ana 'ha' oas
the Rr,tlsh lee-h will be forced 70 disgorge. and
Europe will no longer tolerate the d'sgrac" ~
auor,ng tho law 10 be laid down by such
ossass,ns and malefactors az John Bull and
pro,ber Jonathan That day Europe will have
reason FOR congratulation that they VIII be
unable 10 invoke any excuse for mercy. They
have been brothers in infamy. and history VIII
sooner or late: chastise them together.
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO DAY.

For Nsin. New Hampshire and Vermont. Increasing
ioudl,.s, probably followed by showers Saturday night
.outhsr.y winds ,
For Ma.sachuseus. RHODE Island ana connecticut
loud, weather probably showers southery "lnds. A.,
f'.r Eastern New York. cloudy weather. ptooAoV
49,, PENNSYLVANIA Nes-Jersry and Delaware
,,.niur weather with showers; warmer southcr'y
tnr Ma land cloudy. with showers warmer IN easter"
t bistrlcf u Columbia. Virginia and West virginia
~, urh showers soLthcrly WINDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
THE PRESIDENT HAS NO DOUBTS.

DISPATCH TO THE LONDON TIMES S"i'
THAT HE is ABSOLUTELY CoNViN'fp or
THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE CAUSE
yo,don April 23-"The Times" publishes this
.,orr,ro from George w. Smalley, It's American
oorresnondent. a dispatch summarizing his I'M
r,oss,ons Of the Spanish American fitua'lon
',a,red during a conversation with PRESIDENT NC
Kinley Mr.. Smalley says
,.,,,, single exception. for which / hsve Ri Ri
EI'an snail repeat nothing that ires.oelr %
"a All responsibility Tor IN" sI..tn
hthartS foii1u Is mine. The strongest lnp sdnnca
WIZ" ho Conversation y the slrlt OF 20 a.
IRON, tt.,,yes him Not a shadow OF rouO' ~ 80.
"h.1n - his cause remains IN ms ui','u, III
JUS "a annex cuba. and DeIrVe x1,Sn,b or
no W. ,action OF the Americans wishes ~, rue
siilaIi beIieves this or not, u ~ 70 - sue
zur"Po os,dent mas not the least uouDt VI ~ ~s
INC ~ American arms. askeu h', ~ ds,ore,s
cess y, NE hesitated. quotcd jar III, ans,a -e
az W., ,ony. I'VE not at Wal , uli,s and
iauIolis nneyotions" The President 'h a1,,rcior
IN war ol,nrt viii that Gadstonan dlstihc..ul,
sem prastdent Is so convinced or tne shnnId
the fr'a'' H., n. cannot imagine Europe SILL, .a
% , IL o,bervlse and therefore, ne n,,rone
thinh on, car 70 warnings from furope M, I've
VIVA otnd him whether some respo. n,ions
asn, t:npland's friendly dcclarhtioi.iho u,hos Of
mag av,, ~ can say he answered a' "A, the con-
~. Tnted States responds 10 tne he never felt
better In his life .. -------
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MANY WOULD ENLIST IN LONDON.

AMBASSADOR HAY OBLIGED To fDbl"Sh
NOTICE THAT HE CANT DO RECRUITING.
London April 22-Cni'ed STATES Amoassanor
Hay IL 40 overwhelmed with applications for
enlistment in the American forces that ne has
sent a notice 70 the press pointing out the I'M
possibility Of enrolling volunteers on this SIDE
-. tho Atlantic IN view OF the British Enlist
ment act.
Colonei Hay has received an intimation fhat
the Spanish officials in London are quietly en-
rolling volunteers II this ia confirmed ne IN
tends TO inform the British Government
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Should read DAILY by ali Interested " changes NAY
Foreign mail. Tor sadas April % i ss:.s NJ,
as a';s so ET."f pos, earlier sh.a
closing time '@ T2RAANsATI.ANrrc MAILS
sArURDAYA,o tor Elrope per ,,,.-Isns cay.
spain Portugal Turkey Egg p and Brush inds mcss
be directed Per cemPsn4P o,;u al rs.y Exyp, and
p~,,ish india re- ia Navarro. via Hayre det'srs
o s'r par: o. E'r9 5 yr5 sS ss i 1rs
Amsterdam ia Ro',,rdsm 'e,''T ,s- '1i islv per
T psr Via Sapl.s letters be directed per
.pRHfrD MATTER. ETCisrrnan steamer. :a.ns q
Tue4I' Sfe prn' P Ma,,eT etc tor oihsr psts
Of Europe American am Mh'e ssT s,Sars' . "a
ana Gsrn on sif" coan,r. e. or was
they are advertised 70 carry mail.
Mails named above additional supperusn,ary mas .s s.s
opned the piers q The AmeTa" ;pen us rSis
en- Mn4iss o. the hour o: sailing OF steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
"a %adT T5t. Island. :ss
isg,4 Per sr F5s5G6aI Island at i J.
SS e.ta Rea a. mus, :. directed per AI.n. a, 1850
y" tersen s,,er. for parts q MEXICO must =
re. an. a" ra 2 m .:S sssa anS az
+ Fax s ara xsss sss'' S. 6:
from, sydney.
Ms.is Tor Newfoundland by RAJ. to Hsif.. sna tnenss
So .,e,r,er Close a this ofcs daily at $50 p u
,i,us Ncue.on rail 20 Boston and thence "
s,saner close AZ this Office daily at 80 2 m NAus
Wexic1 tYty overland. unless Specially add!esseo
c,- SIsnatch Ay steamer. close az this once dAiy 4
40 a. NJ and 80 p N. 'Resi.terei mail closes At
p n. previou. DAY 1870 .,,.
Mai. ,o- China Japan and Hawaii per city o. -
r,net-o ,,ron Francisco. close here ciiy Up -
Npri p. a, $50 > n. Mails FOR the society aa S
r .hin Tty " 1,ron san Francisco close nes0
ssuy M 10 Apr.l -. $50 ?. m Mails Tor HAWAII
nsr Zsaianda f-ol san FEancisco, eIoee ~
I'll :, 80 m. MAILS ,or Atstrsue
,sxcent West Australia. New-Zesland Hawai- -
~, Island. ner Warr.nioo from Nancouvero eosS
here dailv after April rs and up TO April IS a. ~
:, Mails for ,'h!na and Japan specially aaoIesss0
only, pc, Empress Of China S,rom Naneouser.
To-. =, re daily up May e. at ESQ p m MAIL ~
Aus;-a a ,eIcep' N Sc tor West Australia wn,en -
yia Europe New Zealand. Hawaii, FIJI ne
--~-ar Islands per Marposa ,;roui san fren,
49, "a -. ere daily up May Tl3 at a. m. -
,,d :, 20 . m arrival at New YORK or -.
,am,anis WITH British mails for AUSTRALIA Msi.s ~
,,,,,s and Japan per 5. Tacoma from iAeo"~'s
mn, mn" ,srs ssllr UP . May 80. at $50 p: m .
mail. ardei 10 port or sai!inS oAH
s he sheiue ~ Is arranged on the plesuEps
~ - ,h.ir uninterrupted overland transit 'HeSs>
-, nail closes AZ 2. previous cay
e'eN ~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmas@'
Po.torce NewYorS. y. Y April To- lS's'
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charles Robert sherv,nton was about tor'y-hVe
.,-.oIa In 1877 he failed 70 pass his examination
for a commission In the British Army sailed ior
south Africa and commanded the naive inIaI''t
., pkowe He was mentioned several times IN
= snatches FOR bravery. and was promoted by
Lord Wosel-y 10 the rank or captain N tne caPe
Wonr,ed Rifles In which corps he subsequently
attained the rank OF major He served WITH Too
mel Darlington in the Basuto Msr' ana eSnHsd
sberyinfon Vas wounded several times during tha,
var and mad three horses shot under MN SnVsl:
sr,srus-d he retired from the tape Mounted flles
and IN 1854 he became Military Secretary TO ne
Queen OF Madasascar and Hommantde q, msUinp
0n,-generaI~ lie resigned In 1898. giving 70 dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-,,,, ,ro. April % ! a. rn.The weather yesterday
m. warm The temperature ranged between - and ~
tss-.c, the average 49,. degrees being degrees
higher than on Thursday and degrees ngher IMAM on
me corresponding day OF last year
The weather and this city to-day VIII probably
b cloudy With sho~exA
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GENEROUS GIFT TO THE GOVERNMENT
r AUGUSTUS scHERMERHoRN OFFERS 4hi
YACHT FREE LANCE WITHOUT PRICE

= A II
YACHT FREE LANCE WITHOUT PRICE
WASHINGTON April 22-Sccretary Long mas
beer Informed by +. Augustus Scherrnefh"fh'
Of New York. that he Will give MS steam Ed'H'
Free Lance to the Government for r"thing ms
,a,riotic gift has been acknov edged h. S"cre-
49, 1on0 IN n letter expressing the thanks 81
the Navy Department.
THE Free Lance is an exceptionally good yacht
,or naval purposes and she has already been
ttsted among those which the Government ne-
aired 10 purchase. She is said TO be fast
THO IS the Arst outright gift 81 snip I" .Ir
<axv and IL Is in rather marked contrast WIZ
10 terms Of acquisition OF other steam ya'h's'
tugs etc
TIL. Free Lance Is 1877 feet IN length over al
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v4BrJy THORVS APPEAL ARGUED.

Albany April % The appeal OF Martin Thorn
convicted OF the murder 81 William Guldehsuppe.
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Or D Jayne's famous prescription FOR Lung and
Throa, Diseases Is still sold under the name OF
Iayrs's Expectorant. -
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COLONEL sHERyIyTON A SUICIDE.

or.-u ~ THE MAN WHO LED TIE MALAGAsY
ARMY AGAINST THE FRENCH N 1888
London April 22.-colonel Charles Robert sner
-. 80 English soldier Of fortune who com
EIhLoaa, ~. Weiagasy Army n It's anti French
lanaty, 81 lss5 committed suicide by shooting
h,mseif with a revolver on Iuesoay CURING ~ "a
,.rrnorary insanity.
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Religious Notices.
CENERAi WILLIAM BOOTH,

vou,ser and Commander-inCrief q the Salvation AfnyS
Viii enter upon last three days OF his great saive-
ton Campaign as follows
II A NJ In Memorial Hall Wet i<th 81
p N Academy Music l$th and Irving place
p NJ Academy Of Music 18th and Irving place
MONDAY. - >
II A. NJ and p. NJ. IN Memorial Hall
NOTE , r,rr 49,
o,.r an. hour before time Of commencement.
TUESDAY. u NJ.
moth social Demonstration in METROPOLITAN
@pERA HOUSE Both and Broadway.
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, yEwBrRG FIRE COMPANYs DEFICIT.

Albany April c2.-superintendent Payn OF the
r,.u-ance Department has demanded that the
onicera Of the Highland Mutual Fire Insurance
romne nv Of Newburs. make good dehclency OF
IS az before May %
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Banrs & Co.. 81 and Oh Fifth Avenue.

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DAYS.
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GREAT SOCIAL MEETING.

THRILLING ADDRESS BY GENERAL
WILLIAM BOOTH.
OF Meeting
HON BENJAMIN F. TRACY.
Chorus of One Thousand Voices f!ooos OF MuNs
Commander and Consul Mrs. Booth-Tucker ana essssM
National and Field STAN participating.
Vice Presidents as follows:
p.y m tuthbert Hall. Mr. George ". wingatA
Rev Dr. Josiah Strong. Mr. John r Parsons
o. Dsv,d Greer Col W. r. Rove. Jr..
Rev Theo Cuyler. d. D. Hon 7. c, Platt,
Rev J Balcom shaw. d. D., Hon Theodore Roosevelt
nv n arl.. II Phelps, z. II. Crosby
Dr. r. Toiman Hon T. T. Wheeier.
Mr. Cleveland II. Dodge Hon. Seth Low.
a. Rolton Hail Hon Joseph n Choais
n, Warner Van Norden, Judge Charles r. Mclean
Mr. Harvey r. Fisk. Judge Joseph r Daiy,
Mr. A w bennett Judge Rufus r. CowinG.
~ YIN, q Fayerweather GEN James q heirne.
The campaign is under the direction o, Lieut. Ga
VIM Brewer. 100 West i4th st. New York City, 70 Uhoo
eommunica tions may be addressed
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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The Free Lance is 1877 feet IN length over ~"
,oa Zee, on the water-line n feet beam anu "'""'
foe, ~ water Her tonnage ~ 100
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Great reductions on single harness
n robes at Lupien's. PA L. Park.
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At THE CHURCHES.

At the Baptist church, corner OF
Fifth and Locust streets. J. A. Jenkins
pastor: residence No. SOC Pine street
Preaching at IL a. m. Subject: "A
Great Claim" Sunday school at 1906
p. m. Christian Endeavor at Z p. m.
Preaching at 8 y. m. Subject: 1.-THE
Boy and the Bible" Business meeting
Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening. The Lords sup
per will be observed at the close Of the
morning service. Everybody invited "a
our meetings. Strangers made well
come.
Presbyterian church. Services at II
a. m. n 1880 p. m. Rev. F. b. Cleland
will preach; residence 319 West Park
avenue The evening sermon will be
especially for the young men. Subject:
"A Fathers Lament: Absolom, o
Absolom." Sunday school at 1915 d. m.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. m. Pray
er meeting on Wednesday evening. All
are invited to these services.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church
-Sesvices at IL a. . Sunday school at
1870 y. m. Services at s p. m. All are
welcome. A. r. Gustafsen, pastor.
The subject for the M. f. pulpit Sab
bath morning will be mo Cross, No
Crown" In the evening the pastor will
preach to young men on the subject:
The Prodigal Son Modernized." This
is the third sermon to young men in
the series. General prayer meeting in
the church Wednesday night. Business
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Antlers are free. Ask for them
..Sowing the Wind

One of the great theatrical sensa-
tions of recent years was the appear
ance four seasons ago. on the London
stage. of Sydney Grundy's emotional
melodrama, Sowing the Wind" Sub
sequently ii was produced in New York
and other leading cities of this country,
and everywhere won universal atten-
ton. Its treatment of a delicate social
problem was so daring that IL almost
toe ones breath away at first. but the
seriousness and honesty of Its purpose
were so apparent that its audacity was
overlooked and its wholesome moral
tone was admitted by all. There is no
more popular play on the stage to-day
and the people in this city are FORUM
ate in having an opportunity to wit
ness its production by one of the best
companies on the road. 1t will be the
bill at h Margaret next Thursday,
Dec. &
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Mondays Entries.

The entries for Mondays races a,
Oakland. as posted at the local poo
rooms. are as follows:
First race. five furlongs, 2-year-old
maidens, selling-Albano. Santa Flora,
Stromo. IS: Fermo, SINH, Racivan. IS;
Silver Beaux, Rose of Peru. 100; Dun
praise. 101: Miss Reel, Alhaja, Peter
Weber, 1903; Rear Admiral, 100.
Second race, six ~furlongs, selling
Ockturuck. Little Alarm, Aluminium,
Novia, Reina de Los Angeles. Toribio.
Majesty, Don Luis. Ncnc SucI. Rusnin,
104: Beaumonde. 107; B~sl.verso. 10.
Third race. six and ons-halt furlongs
purse-Martello. los; Los Medanos,
Lmewater. liz; Obsidian, III.
Fourth race. W. ~furiorga, purse
Rosinante. Oscillation. 1Gi: Storm King.
San Venado, 107; May W., imp. Mis-
trail H., 109; Rubicon. 113.
Fifth race, mile and one-sixteenth,
selling-Dr. Bernays, IS; Frohman, 9S;
Myth. Greyhurst, Lost Girl. Our Gil
mate. Highland Ball. Bernadillo, Red
Glenn. Lady Hurst. 104: Topmast. 40.
Sixth race, Futurity course, selling
Good Hope. IS; Faversham, 81; Chi
huahua, 10; Sport McAllister, Bill
Howard, 112; Pat Morrissey. ia; Yam
kee Doodle. III.
Clear, fast.
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He said Grace.

From h San Francisco Wave.
The old United Presbyterian kirk at
Savoch, Scotland, a a minister some
go years g named David Cav, a very
diminutive man, standing only about
five feet two inches. He married a
Swapping, handsome lass. some five or
six inches taller than he. and her name
was Grace Wilson. The Sunday after
the wedding he got a neighboring min
lister to preach for him. SO that he
could sit with his bride on the first
Sunday. The minister was a good deal
of a wag, so Mr.. Cav made him prom
Use faithfully that he would not allude
in the sermon to himself. his bride or
the fact Of the marriage, but Mr.. Cav
nearly sank through the floor when the
text was given out, Ephesians i'll, s.:
Unto me. who am less than the least
of all saints, is this Grace given
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California Girl Who Makes Light OF
Swimming Three Miles.


Five years ago Miss Ida Killey of
a Francisco could not swim a stroke
n was as scared of water as any
girl OF her acquaintance. At that time
she was a fragile M nervous young
girl. A doctor advised salt water
baths and swimming. Miss Killey
agreed and has been an enthusiastic
believer in the efficacy of salt water
ever since. She Ii now the picture of
health. She behaves more like one
who had been born in the water or had
been reared on a surf a off
the coast of Hawaii. She goes into
The water as IL Ii was her first enjoy
ment In life: she ZONES out of 1t as
IL h wanted to remain in ii always.
Her trim and graceful figure floats
around with the litheness and supple
ness of an amphibian.
Miss Killey's endurance is equal to
her skull. She had repeatedly swum
three miles at q stretch. coming out
of the water without the slightest APP
pearance Of exhaustion.
"Since ! began swimming the little
natatorial artist said. II haven't had
a sick day. That means not a sick day
in five long years. which is a pretty
good record for Q woman"
You haven't even caught cold? I
should think o would, staying so
long as you do in the water"
NO." said Miss Killey. II stay in
two hours at a time, but I never take
a shower when / come out. 1t seems
foolish to wash off all hat salt water
Most of the ladies say: oh. I don't
like that sticky water on me- Then
they stand under the shower and get
their hair all wet around the edges.
20 out into the air and catch cold, and
then tell what a terrible cold they
caught at the baths"
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T0-DAYS GAME IN BUTTE
Anaconda High Schools Will
Meeta Butte Team.
HOW HHE BOYS LINE UP
The An6couda Boys Are Confident That
Victory VIII Perch Upon Their
Banner To-Dsy-Have Been
Practicing Hard.

To-day there viii be a football game
between the High School team of this
city and the team known as the Re-
lance athletics of Butte. The game
will be played in Butte and will begin
at about 2 o'clock. There is much in
terest manifested in the outcome of the
game. not only by the participants
themselves, but by those who generally
take an interest in football.
The High School team. which is al
Ways known as the High Schools. is
composed Of young men of his city
rho are scholars at the High school.
They are athletic young fellows with
football propensities learned from the
big" team. which used to practice on
the square in front of the High schoo
The High Schools have worked pa
ttently. industriously and steadily for
more than three weeks in preparation
for to-day's game. They believe they
have brought themselves up to a stand
ard Of perfection which insures them a
victory to-day. They are confident that
the contest this afternoon will end with
the emblem of success perched upon
their banner. The High Schools have
been on the grid1ron for two years.
They have taken part in more than
half a dozen games, but have yet to
meet their first defeat. They are lay
Ing odds that the game to-day will be
added to their list Of victories. and
that 1t will not be a red mark against
them.
But there is such a thlng as "mis-
placed confidence" One often hears
the phrase In newspapers. The local
boys may be as confident as 1t is pos
sible to be. yet there is the possibility
that the Reliance boys are not $50
poor themselves" 1t is said that the
Butte boys have likewise taken object
lessons from the first team" and that
they are strictly up to SNUFF. In many
respects. IL is said. the Butte boys are
the equals IL not the betters of the To-
cal Juniors.
At any rate. the game to-day is sure
10 be an interesting one. 1t will be
hard fought and closely contested from
beginning to end. If Anaconda's jun
iors win. they will have the satisfaction
of knowing that they defeated a good
team; II the Reliance club wins, 1t will
have that same satisfaction.
The boys who will face each other on
The gridiron to-day are as follows:
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Anaconda-Giles, Thomas, Cross
white.
Butte-Downing. Murray, Smith.
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meeting Of the Epworth League Mon
day night. Junior League Friday at
$3.50 y. m Class meeting Sunday MORN
ing ut 10 O. m SUNDAY school at 1880
y. m. Epworth League social meeting
at $50 p. m. Sunday evening. All
are cordially invited to at
tend.
Norwegian Lutheran services in the
Scandinavian church this afternoon at
3 O'Clock. Tn. Rodsater, pastor.
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n SweOe FEllAR.r
hen Hendricks In His Neat Character
D-eItnention

Men Hendricks In His Neat Character
D~eltneation.
The attraction at the Margaret the
alter next Tuesday night, Dec. 6, will
be Jacob Lifts company of comedians
in the most successful of plays. the
Swedish dialect comedy lyon Yonson."
The company will be the strongest II
Is said hat has ever been in his pretty
play and win include Ben Hendricks.
who appears In the stellar role. The
scenic effects are new and exact repro
auctions OF the picturesque localities
In h Northwest, where the action OF
the play ccurs A novel feature OF
interest will be the introduction of
novel sp~ecialties, of songs and charac-
teristic dances by clever artists and the
selections OF the lumberman's quar-
tette will be a strong feature of typi-
cal backwoods melodies ung in the
picturesque costumes of the North
western lumbermen. lyon Yonson"
has always been popular with many
theater-goers throughout the East and
West. n from the already large sale
of seats. there is no question but that
II will be greeted by a large audience.
Regular prices will prevail.
"
When In Butte lunch at Sherman'a
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An.cond. to Butte and R.tur

Anaconda to Butte and Return.
For formal opening OF d. J. Hennessy
Mercantile company's new store at
Butte. Wednesday. Dec. Z. Tickets good
going on trains leaving Union passen-
ger station at $40 a m. 11:5s a. m. and
) p. m. Good returning on n rain
Dec
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All members of Anaconda Camp No.
154 are requested to meet at their hall
Wednesday night. Business of import
ance. G. j. WALSH, Consul Com.
l.. v. SWIGGET, Clerk.