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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Dem .beutf9en &et43tnn3ler
foQ in 3ufunft Elm @ebdlt BON 100000 Wfart
ober $4,000 ge5a6lt tperben. S;8ber er6ie4
er nur, neben FREEZER 9ienfnobnung, $4,000
Marf. 9aB 100000 Mart fir ben obsrIten
8eamten bes beutI6en 8ei9es ni9t 81 biel
iinb, aud I9on nit 3iidfi4t duf Die 2bat=
fade, bdB Die @eIanbten in Gom unO Mabrih
ebenIo biel, Die in &pnitantinopel, Naris uno
Wien 10000 unb Die in QonDon unD pe=
tersburg gar 10000 Marf be5;thGn, tpiro
i9tperli9 in Nbrebe geitelt tperOen t0nnen.
NuBerbem bebeutete fir ben iebigen &an3ler.
Der bor6er bic NIT 10000 ,Murf bpz
tirte 8oti6aft in paris unb bic, ipenn
mir ni9t irrsn, ebenIo gut pb,r nof
fG6er bc5ablte @tatt6altertsqe bon g.
fuB : 2ot6ringen btfleibete, bic Nnnu6ne
beg Rei9sfan5lerdmtes Elm erb blifes
6erabiteigen i'm @e9alt, Elm groBes pecunidz
res Spfer, uuD tpie es beiBt, bat Der 9aiisr
aus feiner pripat1S 9ntu1e ben @u3fon bisz
6er eriebt. QBir fiir4ten nur, DIR site in
Sriebri6sru6 pirb iiber bieIe @e6altsouTz
bsferung feines iebi9en unb Der 3ufiinftiaen
Na9folger, Die es bod ipeniger per5ient 6a.
Zen oberperoienen perben, pieOer in cine Ieiner
grtmmigen 2uunen gerat6en, ipa8 auf Ieinsn
@eiunbbeits5uitanb ni4t fDrberno loirfen
tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
6ert6tlt6cr G6nb etaeS ein9etrat att:
Sertett &in0eS.

@eaen @nbe 1ebter Wo9e lpucbe cine inter-
efIunte @ntI9etbung, bic als prdceoen5faa
anauIe6en 1T, i'm gfetp go-ter 9unoes>
Sreisgeri9t bon 8i9ter 2acombe abgegtben.
Nm 5. Oeaemdber 1897 mar bic fiebeaid6z
rige Sriba 5ubn nit benz 0ampfer n3rDicu
prtnce" in SEEM gort eingetroffsn uno p1trbE
BON Der @inpunberungs6ebOrbe angebalten,
bu fie an Der unter benz Numen TabuS (8opfz
grinb) betunnten %anitedenben &opflrantbeit
lit. Oie 8ebOrben oro6ten, bos Sinh, pbz
glei9 es Die So9ter zines natural:firten 8urz
gers, Serbinano Sabn, 1T, nit BEN am 49,
DECEMBER 1897 ~ubgebenoen 9ampfer r2rcz
Jan 9rince" pieber na9 l1n9urn 3uriid5uz
f4iden, tpurben aber baran gs9in0srt, ba es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Sir $243,121,108 8rottoffe buben
bic Ser. Staaten i'm Sabre 1892 a ii g.
gefiibrt, fir nu6e5u $67,O00,000 mebr
als i'm Sabre 1896, unb nod etpus me6r Gig
in ben 5pei Sobren 1894 unb 1895 5uiamz
mengenpmmen. Die 8aumpo0ausfu6r itebt
bagegen geger bas 8pridbr i'm Wert5e I'm
rei9li6 $21, 10000 auriid, tpdbrenO lie an
Menge bic elbe. UNI 427,304 8alen ii6erz
trifft. Nu9 in Der Nusfubr BON Mineralz
Dlen 1T Elm Wertbriidgang BON $3,706,731
gu beraei6nen, Bel elmer @teigerrng BON g.
512,73 @a1onen; bagegen cine Steigerung
in Der Musfu6r BON 8ieb unb S4tpeinen Inn
$2,171 1865 unb in Der bon YrObifionen I'M
$7,115,856. Die @elammtzNusfubr biefer
~unIerer 9aupttape1urtite4 belief fi@ 0uf
$3.50, 228,O 41 = cine 3unabme bon $751;
589 1854 segen 1896, uuO bon $164,183,169
gegen 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

i'm beigegebenen Sert erlduterten tppblgelrnz
genen Nad6ilOungen Der Sri9inalgrDBe 5Hz
n@r0Beres uls ben Se6er pOr bes
So6n i~nntitten Der fieben 2eu4ter
in ben @olten, @r0Beres uls Die bier opo>
falpptii9en 8eiter", Die bier @ngel bon
Gup6rat, ben &f Mi6ael's NIT benz
9raAen fat 0iirer ni6t geI3affen; per i'm
tpa6rbaft tennen lernen min, tpirb nuh bic
fem Berte greifen miifen, oas mad 99ans
taIie unb gepaltiger @ompofitionstraft ii3
our cinfaben 3ertiIluitratiDn eben{o ber6dlt
tpie 8oetbe's n6uuit" gu Dem alten Bolts
bu9 glei9en Namens."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
@mSolpb bon semmteSea.

Sn biefem Sabre f3eioet aus benz polittz
14en 2eben 9eutI9ldnbs Elm Mdnn aus, Der
felt ettpa 40 Sahren in bemielben cine febr
berborragenbe &o1e eefpieIt bat = &ubolf
bon 8enni9ien. &m 1. Sanrar bat er fein
Nmt d(s Sber<PrdItbent BON 6annober ntez
berqelegt 1lnb mad benz N6lauf Der iebigen
2eeislaturperiobe pirb er ou9 Elm Manbat
fir ben &ei9stag nt4t mebr anne1men.
6err BON 8ennigfen f9eibet aus benz
6ffentli9en 2eben uls Elm Monn, befen
SSbeale ni9t bertpirfli9t ftnb. Sbtpobl
Q824) als @obn bes @en.ralmujors &arl
BON 8enni9Ien in 2ineburg g%ebpren, bulbi9te
ct bpn SSugenb auf liberalen unb ndtionalen
sSSbeer. S9on i'm bannober'f9en Nbgeprbz
neten6auie, in bds i'm i'm Sabre 1856 GDtz
tineen fanbte, tpurbe CT Der Siibrer Der Gibez
ralen Sppofition. W1it Miquel gemeinIdm
ber6ffentli4te ct 1859 bic Grfldrung, tpel9e
bic @riinbrng bes Na~tional0ereins einleitete,
unb uGs YrGiibent biefes 8ereins enttpidelte
er cine umfaf1enbe Sbdtigfeit gu @unIten
eines einigen 0euti9lanbs unter preuBii9er
Sii6rung. Nber in feinem engeren Batter
lanbe fonnte CT Ieinen Sheen nur tpenig @elz
tung ber19affen, unb per9ebItA bemii6te er
fib, i'm Sabre 1866 bic Neutralitdt 9annoz
bers bur93uieben.
@pGter uIs Mitelieb bes preuBtf9en u.s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, befen prGfibe1tt ct bon
1873 Bis 1879 mar, unb als Mitglie6 bes
norbbeutf9 en unb bes beuti9en Gei9stages
.ntfaItete ct aGs elmer Der 6iibrer Der Ndtioz
nal1iberalen. bic bamaGs auf benz @ipfel if
ter Ma9t Itdnben, cine auBerorbentli9 nett
greifenbe unb einfGuBrei9e S6dtigfeit. ST
na6m an ben @erfaiGer 8er6anblungen nit
ben 8ertretern @iibbeutY6lanbs iber bic
@riinbung bes beutI9en Het6s ie6r t6Gttgen
Nnt6eil unb utter feiner t6attrdftigen Mitz
i~pirfung nurben bic fir bds beutF6e &ei9
or~unblegenben @efeBe gef9dffen. Nls prGz
fibent bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3ei9nete er
ii9 ni9t nur bur9 cine gang beroorrdeenbe
@eI9GftstenntniB, fonbern audi bur9
i~trengIte ltnparteili6teit aus, in Der Debate
unb als GeOner mar er f3ldgfertig unb fa1t
INNER bebeutkno.
DAB Elm Mdnn bon 70 Encouragement 8ez
gubung unb 10 groben 8erbienften INN bas
Hei9 ni6t au9 gu elmer fiibrenben @telung
in Der Regierung berufen tpurbe, mas 8isz
mard febr germ geieben bdtte, unb poriiber
i'm Sabre 1878 8erbunOlunsen itattfanben,
f9eiterte an ber Sorberung 8enntgIen's, baB
uuBer bim mod mebr 2iberule ms Miniftez
RUM berufen iperben fonten, fotpie neil ct
ben Steuerz unb MOnopol>P lGnen bes Sang
Ier's ni4t 5~uitimmen tonnte.
8On iener 3eit an fdnt Der @tnfluB 8en-
nigfen's, nie Der Der acknowledgements
partei iber6aupt. ST fub ie burd
bic admpfe 9um bos SOcialitengsiet
unb Die 9esenidbe tpegen Der 8irtbz
i9aftspolitit BON ibrer g~ebietenben 9teIz
lung berabfinfen, unb muBtey aageben,
buB btefeG6e fi8 in bus fir fe berberbli3e
&arteG nit ben Conformation einlieB, I'm
bas Septennat 81 retten.
3pdr tpurbe er, ber felt 1868 2anoesoiretz
tor BON 9annoOer getpefen NAT, i'm Sabre
1888 bon &aifer @ilbelm II. gum Sbers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Muf &retd babnt fi9 ber Weo an, b

Muf areto babnt fi9 ber Weg an, Der
am auererfte ten gu elmer 8erubt5un 8
Der SneI fi6ren tpirb. Die m1bames
banif9e 8eb0lferung berIelben berldBt be
feGbe, unb Iiebelt mad 8~Ieinaiien iiber. tpo
i6r feitens Der Hegierung 2unb in Der l1rnz
gegenb oon @mprnu u~ngepiefen tpirb. Die
Ielbe grI9einung fanb friiber in Der
0obrutf9a, in Serbien, 8ulgarien unb DIT
runelien itatt, fobalb bic Gbriiten bort tpie>
Der our 9errf6dft ~gelaneten. SIS giebt in
ben ~genannten 2dnbern faft feline Mu1amez
baner mebr = gerabe fein f9Ones 3ei6er
fir bic 9riitli9e 0uIbiamteit. Nur 8os<
MEN unb bic 9er3egotpind, mo bic bier
rei6iI9e @eripultung ben Nniprii9sn Der
mubdmebanii9en 8eOOlferung boIauf g2e9>
nung trdgt, MAIDEN cine 4usna6me. @on
bort 1T bic Nuspanberung Iebr gering se>
peien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

Der 8erliner Magiftrat mics in feinem
Neuia9rsgGudpunf 4 an ben 6 u l.
er audi buruuf bin, baB biefer i'm 9uufe
btefes Sabres bereits Ietn 5ebnidbrtges
&eqierungsi ubiGGum fetern tOnne.
Oas bat benz NiI6elm rieiig gefallen unb er
faat in einem 9anfi4rei6en an ben Mugiz
frat:
.Wenn in S6rer 4brefe barouf bingetpiez
fen tt, baB rs mir i'm %begonnenen Sabre Oerz
96nnt fein tpirb, auf einen aehniG6rigen 3eitz
ralrrn rleiner Regierung 3uriid5ubliden, 10
erfiint aud mid biefe &usii4t nit Sreube
unb Oanf ssgen Soft. SIM 8ertrauen uuf
feline gnabe nerbe i'd aud ferner6in beitre6t
Sein, Der tetig fortf4reitenosn @ntpidlung
auf alien @ebieten Oes 8oltslebens frsOli9e
8a6men gu tpeiien unO bas bon Dem 4s4ren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19

8egriinber bss beutI9en Rei9es iibertom=
meme @r6e meinem 8otte felt unb unberriidt
gu erbdltet. Sd re9ne babel auf Die putrioz
tii9e llnterItiibung aller t0nigstreuen @lez
mente."
n&0nigstreu" ipenn man burunter conItiz
tutioneG monarbif9 Oepteht, finb in Preuz
BEN, unb audi in ben unberen Stuuten Des
Rei6s eigentli9 ale @orteien nit @usnabme
Der @o3ialbsmotraten. 8il6elm II. bat Die
Regierung ols beutI6er 8aiIer unb 8Dnig
BON preuBen a Is, sunni 1888, an benz
Iein ebler Batter Itarb, angetreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
8iIIinss Qnnh SO

= 8ifGiges 2anb. User binioes
2anb erfperben min, bruu@t ni8t mebr nab
benz Weitsn gu ge5en. Sn Neuz@n9lunb
ite9en 1890 5armen leer, Die fir einen
@PottPreis gu baden iino. 9ds bat ieopa
cine an3obl Nep 0Orter &apitu1iIten berz
anlaBt, Der 6rage ndber gu treten, ob bisTes
2anb ii4 ni4t oertpert6en GieBe. 0ie M6z
fi4t TT, oaS 2anb gu par3e1iren unb eg on
tpenig bemittelte 2eute gu lei9ten 8ebinounz
gen gu pertaufen. On MenI9en 9ierau feblt
es ni9t, ba in Seem Oort $4,000 9erSonen
o9ne 8ef4dftigung DOrbanben iinb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-01-19
Sn ihrer Oriainalar0Be finb iebt bur9 elm

Sn ibrer O~rtsinalgrOBe iinb iebt bur9 cine
.!aunftanftalt in Miin4en finf3ebn Der
groBartt9iten 9unbbiGber al
9urer's auf bus ~tpiirbigite fatz
unb Derbislfdltiet, nGmli9 feline be-
riibmten 9ol8i9nitte our Offenbarung So
bannis; unb tie pirfen 70 nod gang anbers
als in Der @ertleinerung, tpsl9e iebe &unItz
gef9i9te bietet. Sin Sa9osritGnbiger
I4reibt iiber bisfe fiinf5e9n bon prof. @epp
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
TO THE PRESENT SESSION
THE PEACE TREATY WILL BE SUB
MITTED AFTER THE HOLIDAYS.
Until II Is In the Possession
of the senate.

Washington. Dec. 17.-The president will
submit the peace treaty to the present
s~ession-that much is determined upon.
The text is still lacking here. and as tho
commissioner have not thought proper
to entrust the to the mails. IL
will not reach Washington before next
Saturday. Although DESTROYS of placing II
before the senate at the earliest opportu-
nifty. the president will not be able to do
so until a week after its receipt, for the
reason hat congress will then be I'm a
holiday recess.
Meanwhile. the treaty will not be given
to the public. Strong pressure has been
brought to bear already to change this
decision, but a strict observance of the
established custom in such cases will be
followed in order to avoid exciting useless
animosity against the treaty IN the part
of the sticklers for the observance Of
courtesy due the senate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
Progress OF Dancing.

Z 1HETHER dancing hail be per-
wv mitted in the high school
that's the question that is
agitating the city OF Cleveland. II
came up in a meeting Of the school
board the other evening. and the pro-
dancers led the anti-dancers "A dance
they weren't looking for. One trustee
made the luminous statement that
while he did not object to dancing he
agreed with a large number of respect
able people who believe that 1t is per-
niciuos and ought not to be tolerated
in public buildings. This position in
volved "A contradiction in terms that
the pro-dancers were quick to take ad-
vantage of. when Mrs. Taylor. a lady
member of the board. quietly said Il
am i'm favor Of dancing'-the pro-
dancers, with difficulty. retained them
selves from getting up and dancing inn
promptu jigs on the spot. Mrs. Taylor
added that at their entertainments the
high school boys and girls not only
danced. but had a literary programme
as well. AS to this. the Cleveland
v Aaii haAf NAoNS w III
ference that the literary programme
is devoted largely to the discussion OF
Sousa two-steps and Stratus waltZes. %
After an exhaustive argument. during
which several Of the trustees feelingly
referred Ia several other trustees as
gentlemen who commanded their high
est respect. but the soundness of whose
,g..-- -, a.. .a,,.gn. .,,,..E., ana
them with acute alarm. n resolution
was passed permitting dancing in the
public schools under such restrictions
as the superintendent Of instruction
may impose.
II dancing Is permitted" Il has only
to go n step farther, or perhaps a two
step. TO be promoted in the public
schools-that is to say. TO be added To
the curriculum. But the Cleveland
| school trustees are still some distance
behind the Rev. Or. T.. l.. Stoddard. an
Episcopal clergyman. the rector II ST.
Johns church. Jersey City. To what
school OF Episcopal priesthood DIR.
Stoddard belongs we do not know, but
we are well within bounds when We
pronounce him n broad churchman.
DIT. Stoddard not only established a
free dancing school at 81. Johns.
where his communicates may learn TO
shake the kinks out 81 their legs. but
he is founding a church boxing club,
where the male communicates may be-
come proficient in the manly art"
The good doctor seems to be running
- 1T 49,. ~ -
pupils should develop such remarkable
ability that they felt qualified to enter
the professional arena and challenge
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18

say that for physical reasons Admiral
Dewey ought 20 go home. II would be
inexact TO say that he Is a sick man.
but to those who have seen him fire.
auently during his work here since Mag
last Il is evident that the long strain
Is beginning To tell on him" IL that
is the case Dewey's return should not
be delayed. Whatever Dewey wants
ought to go. and will go. He will be
received in his country as no con-
quering hero was ever received before.
There is no question that Admiral
Dewey Is entitled 10 nav his desires
granted. and il Is sal to be certain hat
his desire now Is to be ordered home
with the Olympia through the Suez
canal.
Dewey Is amazingly successful at
everything ne undertakes. As n result
OF his labors in raising the Spanish
ships he sunk in the battle Of May 1.
the American navy is sure Of three
good Spanish prizes. regardless Of the
results Of similar efforts at Santiago.
The Isla de cuba. the Isla de LuZon
and the Don Juan De Austria are all
up and around.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
Influence of the Ladies.

From the Boulder Age.
The standard and Inter Mountain are
moralizing on or bewailing the fact that
a jury never convicts a pretty woman Of
a crime or misdemeanor when she uses
her fascinating powers before the panel
of II invariably susceptible men, pointing
to a case i'm New York where "A black
mailing scheme was proved but the lady
was acquitted. Now IL. as they claim,
"A pretty woman can do anything with IL
men. why can she not extend her opera
tons to a few more-say, the Montana
legislature-the members of which are
equally susceptible to feminine charms no
doubt-possibly TO n greater extent than
a New York city jury-and thus secure
woman suffrage. For instance as to JEFF
ferson county members of the legislature;
II Messrs. Warner. Lockhart. Luddy and
Hill were approached by a fair woman
suffragist beauty in tears, and she should
weep on their shoulders, collectively or
individually. and ask for what she wants.
we are sure they would promise to do
anything and do 1t quickly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
The State Press.
The Coming Legislative Session.

From the BoZeman Chronicle.
1t is generally conceded that Montana
has this year sent to its legislature as
representative and as reputable a body
of men as have ever gathered at Helena
To make laws and elect "A United States
senator. 1t is n sad commentary upon
our politics that the name Legislature"
Is so often. I'm lest. coupled with direct
or indirect differences of knavery and
corruption. II Is also too bad that men
Of large means regard a seat I'm the sem
ate of the United States as n purchas-
able commodity: but they do very often
to the detriment of our legislatures as a
whole. Men fitted for legislative posi-
tions too often refuse to seek them for
fear of unjust charges being laid at their
door. In view of this we earnestly trust
that the self-respecting legislators of the
forthcoming session will run down the
first whisper OF bribery hat reaches
them. one weak and corruptible man
can contaminete the whole body. Two
years ago the legislature made a pretty
fair start in the right direction. 1t estab-
lished a ~disagreeable precedent for hood
lers and bribe-givers. The people conf
IDENTIFY expect that this body will follow
up I'm the good work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
Thomas L. Willin'

DOUBTLESS u Senator Carriers
lO) ear was close to the ground last
week when the rumor that Sec
rotary Bliss is soon to resign renewed
its run. Thomas. Of Montana. wants
TO round out his career"-you never
saw a professional politician with
whom that ambition Is lacking.
In the case OF MIR. Carter. this am
bition is for a cabinet portfolio; lac
craves that nightly. Years ago he
was commissioner Of the land office.
and IL may be urged in his behalf that
the experience he there stored away
was a good preparation for the duties
that fall 20 the secretary Of the inte-
rior. in the executive cabinet. In this
Office Senate Carter is prone to dis
cover something equally as good as
anything he fancies he is liable to get,
in the round OF the public service.
II has been known that Mr.. Bliss
has been hoping To get out of the Of
flee of secretary of the interior. In
deed. the report hat he would resign
after brief weeks Of service was
spread wide even before Mr.. Bliss was
sworn in or had accepted President
McKinley's appointment Of him To mem
bership in the cabinet. Mr.. Bliss die
not want to take hold Of the interior
department. TO begin with. He was
not pleased with the treatment ac-
corded him by the president. He would
have liked the secretaryship of the
navy: he was seriously mentioned for
the treasury department. What he
really wished he did not get: political
expediency forced him TO accept what
he did not want at all.
Thus II has happened that, during
twenty months. the rumor Of the pro-
posed resignation OF Secretary Bliss
has been often heard. II took a brisk
pace last week-the press service said
that MIR. Bliss has made up his mind
Tor good and all. In political circles.
last autumn. the gossip was that II
Mr.. Carter could carry his state for
the republicans-Mr. Hanna helping
him as 20 purse-the reward would be
the coveted cabinet Office.
In the effort TO deliver Montana TO
the goldbugs Mr.. Carter made a fearful
failure: CampbelI's mammoth plurali-
~ and seventy-odd democrats in a
legislature having ninety-odd members.
all told. are not a record 81 ~republi-
can winnings. SIN. Mr.. Carter has
his ear close TO the ground. I'm these
days OF gift-giving; the man in tne
white house knows where our Toms
stocking hangs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
Rryan's

From the Great Falls Tribune.
Mr.. Bryan very properly resigns his
commission to enter civil life again. He
can do this with a clear conscience. At
every moment of his life he has been
ready to answer the call of duty and
perform his part with earnestness and
ability. No narrow and contemplate ex-
hibition Of petty malice on the part OF
the administration can rob him OF the
credit and glory that comes TO a man
that meets his duty manfully and per-
forms IL uncomplainingly and with zeal.
Bryan has gained for himself new friends
by the dignity and quiet earnestness with
which he set about doing the task as
signed him by men like Alger. who were
not worthy to black his shoes. He will
yet sit in the white house, because the
people know him as a fearless man, an
honest man, "A man of the people and
worthy of their trust and confidence.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
BRYAN IN NEW YORK.
Free silver, Anti-Imperialism and the
Rights of Labor Are the Issues.

New York, Dec. 1s.-The World will
publish the following: William J..
Bryan is i'm town. He was found last
night Saturday at the Bartholdi hotel.
Colonel Bryan declared himself an un-
compromising opponent to the Mckin-
ley policy of expansion. He said:
1T is too early at this time to dis
cuss party politics for the presidential
election of 1900, but L think the issues
then will be free silver, anti-expansion.
anti-imperialism and the rights of la
Dor. / have already expressed myself
against imperialism M territorial ex-
p~ansion. The proposal to adopt the
colonial idea of European nations -
fraught with the greatest danger.
What will be the fate of the treaty
in the senate / do not care to predict.
While / was in Washington l sought
all the information | could get. i can
not say that / learned sufficient to wa
rant me i'm expressing a positive opin-
ion.
do I think free silver will be an
issue in 1900? Certainly. 1t will be the
main question"
How about the labor problem"
81 am not prepared to answer that
question"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18

Bob Fitzsimmons. Kid Mccoy or
Tommy Ryan to a twenty-round con
test for points. or even to a finish
fight? The champion Of st. Johns
church. whoever he may be. is certain
to be In receipt Of communications
from the profesh ardently suggesting
a meeting before the club hanging up
the largest purse. DIR. stoddard win
have to keep a tight rein on his dancers
and boxers. and at least draw the line
at prize cake walks and bare-fist slug
ging matches within the sacred pre-
cincts of h church edifce.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
Killings Wants Some.

Prom Inc BlIIInks IIn1tS
The smoke problem is seriously annoy
ing the good people of Butte. and there
seems no solution of IL unless the smelt-
ers are shut down. Now we submit a
proposition that may relieve the stua-
ton. which is that some of the other
towns in the state take the shelters and
works" Here in Billings. where fresh
air is a drug on the market. we could
easily find accommodation for. say, the
Parrot and the Butte & Boston, and pos
sibly Livingston would be willing to take
two or more. The towns in the state
should stand together and help n an
other out
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
Montana BARRIERS

From the Livingston Post.
h Butte BARRIERS union has taken ar
active interest in the promotion OF legis-
lation to enforce the proficiency among
the men who follow that trade In this
state. The scheme Is a good one. There
are plenty of BARRIERS I'm Montana who
would win fame and distinction II coupled
to the end of an ~irrigating shovel. who
are eking out a precarious existence at
their trade. and a law which would re-
quire them to cultivate a lighter touch
or switch to some other profession more
adapted TO their build and Drawn would
be a godsend to the tonsorial profession
and its patrons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18
RIODlEO WITH BULLETS.
A Mob Kills a Negro for the Usual
Crime.

Texarkana. Ark, Dec. 11.-About a
year age a negro woman was criminally
assaulted by a negro in this county.
Newt Gaines was suspected and officers
have kept a quiet lookout for him. Yes
terday Deputy Sheriff Ed Lynch or
New Boston heard that Gaines was in
De Kalb and wired Constable Simonton
to arrest him. To-day Lynch went
after him. and taking him from jail.
went to the depot to return Gaines 10
the Jail at New Boston. While Lynch
and Simonton were at the railroad sta
ton a mob of 100 men. composed or
farmers from Red River valley. rode
into De Kalb, demanded the prisoner.
charging him with ~assaulting a white
woman two days before. The officers
refused TO deliver the prisoner. Lynch,
who is noted for his fearlessness, drew
a gun and showed fight. The mop then
surrounded the station n began a
fusillade through the indow Gaines
body was riddled with bullets. The
officers threw themselves upon the moor
and thus saved their own lives. The
mob then disappeared.