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The Flying squadron.

Fortress Monroe. Va, April l1.-Com-
modore Schley's ships had a very quiet
sunday. There was nothing doing on
the flagship. the Columbia or Minnesp
oils. The Texas and Massachuset,s m
ished coaling and i'm the afternoon the
Ma.sachusettts shifted her anchorage
because she was a little too close to the
Minneapolis. shore leave was not al
lowed the men, but this afternoon there
were several visiting parties among the
ships and some of the men went apoa,u
the training ship Alliance for a frienily
cali. The wampatuck. Lieut.. Carl Jun
gen, who was on the Maine, In com.
mand, and the Uncase, Lleu'ehan'
Brainard. just detached from ~
prookIyn. passed up to Norfolk tins
afternoon, and the torpedo boat Rodg
ers went out for a trial.
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w,u uem.in n, XIV West,

Key West. Fla. April 1.-THE Nal
Icry line steamer Lampas. which ar
rived Thursday with coal for the fleet.
hss received instructions from the main
Office TO remain at Key West until FUR
Their orders, as the government Is nego-
tiating for her purchase.
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u.,,.f far IN. Concentrations.

Washington. April 1.-THE Central Gu
ban relief committee OF New forn VIII
load an American steamship with supplies
for the relief Of the concentradoes in
Cuba Immediately and go to Key West
for orcers. She will be followed as o as
possible by a second shipment. Both VIII
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MUST CONTROL DIET.
Volunteers VIII he Tempted to Eat Im'
proper Food.

Volunteers VIII he Tempted to Eat I'm
proper Food.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
b. Missoula, April lin speaking OF the
probability of the war being carried into
a land contest in Cuba and the
islands. DR.. J. J. Buckley. chief surgeon
of the Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany. said to-day: The most din1cuit
problem that will confront those In
charge OF operations will be the proper
control of the diet OF the men In mat
climate. The temptation to eat fruits
and whatever is at hand VIII be great
and. especially with the volunteers. II
will be difficult to curb the appetites or
the men. II will require a special corps
of surgeons and assistants, with fuil au-
thority TO carry out their Instructions,
to see that the men do not Kill them-
selves by improper diet. Unless there
is great ~precaution taken disease VIII
prove more deadly than spanish bullets
and the expectations OF the spanish au.
thorities that our men will be killed on
by the climate will prove too true. IL
will be possible, in case that the neces-
sary ecaution are taken ana the men
are fully impressed with the necessity
of following the Instructions received IN
this respect, to reduce the danger OIL
death from such diseases to a minimum.
II the precautions are not taken ana
the Instructions not enforced the re-
| suits will be terrible
Along this same line. the statement
made this morning by I'D Rohkramer oil
this city In interesting. Mr.. Rohkramer
served in the Crimean war n says
that the experience of his regiment was
terrible. Those of the men VINO WERE
needless as to the instruction given re-
parding diet suffered terribly and many
49,. n. tho nfhDts hand INT
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L~ouisviiie-

Louisville. April 17.-Tarnehii won ms
own game to-day. Besides keeping the
Colonies scattered. he knocked out a
scratch home run which brought In the
winning run. Dummy Hoy batted in
four runs. About 1900 people saw the
game, and ground rules had to be adopted
on account of the crowd in the held. A NIT
into the crowd entitled the batter TO three
bases. Score:
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Cincinnati ~.CIcvelnud.

Cincinnati. April Tz.-Kelb was given
miserable support in the hrst inning 10
day and this. together with the two tri-
piles and a single, gave the Reds seven
runs. After the first inning Kelb Jared
better. Hawley was in fine form and had
the visitors at his mercy. The fielding or
Irwin, Wallace, Corcoran and Mcfhee
was the best ever seen here. A crowd or
Is. COO witnessed the game. A ground rule
giving three bases on a ball hit into the
crowd wa. established. Score:
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Anot her Riot.

London, April ia special dispatch
from Madrid says there was another hos
tile demonstration outside the American
consulate at Malaga on Sunday after
noon. The civil guard dispersed the mob
after repeated charges. Three people were
injured. Most of the shops were closed.
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LewIST0wN TROOPS READY.
They Are Drilling Every Evening and
sunday Afternoons.
-, .---s- a.. A.. ctapAard

INV
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Great Falls, April 1.-THE recently
orgunixed militia company at Lewis
town has every preparation made TO re-
spond promptly to the call and expects
10 be able to leave Lewistown inside or
IL hours after an order to move has
been received. They have 20 saddle
horses and a number of four and six
horse teams for purposes of conveyance
and could reach Arlington. the nearest
railway point. in two days march.
Their guns and ammunition are on the
road and these and blankets and cloth
ing will constitute all the baggage that
they will require or be permitted TO
take with them.
The company Is rapidly increasing IN
numbers and the nearer the necessity
for their services appears the more re-
cruits are made. They already number
81, about q dozen new members having
Joined during the past week. Inc
company il DRILLING every evening and
on Sunday afternoons n rs generally
in hne trim. Should they be called out
n will take from Lewistown some OF
hsr best young men; at least three coun-
~ ofices will be vacated-those oil
county attorney. assessor and clerk oil
The court-and nan OF the business
houees viii have to I'LL places. The
boys feel that their obligation to th'
country II large IL greater than an
local obligation can possibly be and WI
70 regardless of personal advantages.
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Notice for Publication.

Land ONCE at Helena, Mont, April II. ls9s.
Notice Is hereby given that the ioliow,ns
named settler has hled notice o. ms in'en.ao ~,
said proof will be made before j. y. Meyers; Y.
s. Com'r, at Deer Lodge, Mont; on May Il, less,
east ope-haif Of the southwest one-quarter, and
lots 3 and 4. section 30. township D north, range
0 west his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF SAD
land. viz: John l.. Fifers Frank hsnsuis; Jr-
Elisee Giard and Andrew Peterson, all OF VAIN
springs, Deer Lodge county. Mont
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowances of said proof. or who knows any SUB
~stantisI reason, under the Law and the reguiar.
sions of the interior department. Why such proof
should not be allowed, will be given an ,oppor-
tunity at the above-msnaonsd time sS' P iHc
and to offer eviden:e in rebuttal OF that SUBMIT
ted BY clsimant. w. K. Cox. Register.
Notice.
II Is hereby ordered by the member OF
the board of county commissioners Oh
Deer Lodge county, state OF Montana,
, that a special and extra session OF INC
, said board be and il hereby called 10
meet at the Office of the county clerk OF
| said county. in the city of Anaconda, on
the 18th day of April. A. ID. isSe. aho u
continue in session two days II heces-
sary to transact the following business.
First-To complete the business OF the
last regular session left diminished.
second-To enter into a contract with
some architect for experimenting the
building of the court house ana JAN ior
said county, to adopt plans, specifications
and drawings therefor. and to DO such
other things as may be necessary or
deemed proper towards the building OF
said court house and Jail
Third-To make a loan OF SW'VU Tor
sa;d county to complete said buildings and
for that purpose to sell the bonds OF SAID
county.
1895.
A. NJ. WALKER.
JouN d. ROM,
JAMES w. GEARY,
County Commissioners.
State of Montana, County of Deer Lodge
IS
Office of the County Clerk. Anaconda
Mont.
Notice If hereby given that In pursu
ance of the foregoing order. q special AM
extra session of the board of county com
missioners of said county has been caiies
and viii be held at the ONCE OF the coun
ty clerk. at the court house In the CIT!
of Anaconda. on April 10. 1885. and whicl
will continue in session two days. II nee
essary, to transact the bushes speci"0
in the foregoing order.
Dated April Is. lsss.
County Clerk
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d. Paul. Mimi. April r.-At the head.
quarters Of the department OF Dakota W
was stated to-day that the eight ccmpa-
MES Of The Third regiment OF infantry At
Port Smelling would leave for the south
<on Tuesday next There are 30 men ano
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TO CURE A COLD In ONE DAT
TT. laxative B,omo ouinine Tableta All drug
cists ,efupd the rooney II IL fails to cure zoe
IL. g.nuiue has l.. Il. q. on each tablet
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Peitz: Cleveland. Kelb and Criger. Um'
pires, Swartwood and Wood.
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st. Louis, April 1.-THE Chicago team
badly defeated the Browns to-day. al
most making IL a whitewash. numerous
errors marked the playing of the home
team. whose Members were seemingly de-
moralized by the terrible fire that inter
rupted yesterdays game. During the
night a large gang Of workmen erected
a new fence in place of that burned yes
terday and put up temporary seats. which
only accommodated part of the crowd, es-
timated at more than 5000 people. Score:
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n.~,ssrsss.. Of spanish subjects.

/, PhfIsdeIphia. April 17.-Joaquin M
Torrf1a. the Spanish consul In this city,
has Inserted the following notice In the
newspapers: Spanish subjects resid-
ang In this city and Its district
are notified to present themselves a, ths
No. zzz South Third street. at
their earliest convenience.
4 senior Torri3a declined 10 discuss the
purpnse OF the notice. but from another
Source IL vas learned that the probable
object was TO complete a registration
a. An Spanish subjects In this section.
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Me.,ter. In Com I..iou.

Philadelphia. April 1.-THE old moni-
tors Nontauk and Lehigh. which have
been assigned respectively 10 Portland.
2Go.. and Boston. will 60 into commits
IN tomorrow. The Catskill. whicn
vent into commission yesterday. will
All for Boston on Tuesday. The full
crews Of the Montauk and Lehigh have
not We reached League island. but
droaeton crews of naval reserves are
aboard and were busy all of the day
setting things s~hipshape. Work was
SIso being pushed elsewhere in the yard.
07ne repa1n to the Miantonomah's hoist
1ne apparatus have been completed and
- Is expected to sail his week. tn
~unboat Vixen. formerly the yacht
Joarphine, will be placed In the dry dock
fo-day to have her bottom attended TO
Her six Inch rapid-nre ans ana mel
ooe-ooundery are yet to be mounted
and she VIII be ready to sail Friday OF
u0daY
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Batteries: Chicago. Thornton and Dono
hue: ST. Louis. Carsey. Daniel, Hughe
and Clements. Umpires. Mcdonald an
O'Day.
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Weekly Telegraph: An amusing In
cldent was witnessed In certain me-
nagerIe the other day. Here and there
between the cages a number OF the well
known trick mirrors were placed An
Irlshman. after critical survey Of the
monkeys, had wandered away from his
better half and suddenly found himself
in front Of one OF these mirrors. After
one Elnnce Mt his distorted reflection he
rushed back TO his wife. who was sbll
watching the antics of the monkeys.
Come away wild We. Bridget" he ex-
claimed. "Orve found n bigger trate
than that--thc ugliest haste IN the
show He's In a little cage In the cor
ner."
Bridget offered no objections Two or
three of the bystnnderS who had heard
Patsy's remark were equally anxious to
obtain peep at the "uEllest bnste"
and there was quite procession TO the
little cage In the corner" Patsy, as
the original dIscovcrer secured llrst
place and dragged his wife In front OF
the mirror. To his establishment there
was more In the cage" than he ex-
pected.
''BegorrR, Bridget" he suddenly ex-
claimed there's pair ay thin"
Patsy had lively time OF II when
some one explained the situation to
Bridget.
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BE1LAIRR

AlIsoiiS Of local New aad GoitiP From
the Glass city.
A letter from ex-MArshal Henry W.
Bahra, who is now az ManzanIllo with
the Fourth United States Volunteer linz
munes, says all the Bellaire boys in
that regiment are in good health. he
also says the town is "a nice one-stoFy
town." but since he passed Santiago
harbor and has seen Cuba he wants to
get back home,
Ex-Governor Charles Foster came up
from Clarlngton on boat Saturday
night and stopped at the Globe house
here until yesterday morning, when he
took the Baltimore & Ohio train for his
home. He reports good meeting al
Clarington.
The knights Templar Of this city,
bridgeport and Martins Ferry VIII at
tend a meeting OF Hope CommanderF
at st. Ciairsviiie, Thursday night, ZOE
work and the election Of officers. A
train viii bring them home after che
meeting.
Jack Harris, the chief plumber at
the steel works. was badly but not dan.
seriously hurt by being hit on the head
with o piece Of pipe on Saturday last.
jack is full Of grit and he VIII pc on
duty in day or two again.
The Republican city committee VIII
meet this evening at the storeroom OF
Mason Bros. They are all at work
nicely now. and have made complete
poll TO enable them to get the vote out
on election day.
John Kirkpatrick, a highly esteemed
resident Of the Fifth ward, and father
of w. j. kirkpatrick, secretary OF the
water board, was at the point OF death
yesterday evening. He has been SICK
several months.
]. A. Greenfield. agent Of the Cleve-
land &. Pittsburgh Railroad Company
who has been quite sick for some time
past, will go to New York state imme-
dIately after the election, TO recupeFate'
The suit OF ]. B. Smith against the
city for $500 damages by reason OF a
recent fall on the sidewalk will be call
ed in SQUIRE MorreiPs court this morn
ing.
The ferryboat Charon has had new
stacks placed over the boilers and IS
being fitted up in good shape for the
winter,
The Odd Fellows win open their fair
in their hall tomorrow evening, anu
continue it throughout this week.
w. F. LItten and wife are home from
a protracted visit at Pittsburgh.
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MARTINS FERRY.
.tnpu und AIl.hap'ln the Thriving city
AcrosI The River.
(Slgned,

tIhpu ullW hlIAWApNi ~ SNp Arriving wy
Across the River.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Hannah Gray, who died Friday
morning, were held at the ST. Mary's
church yesterday afternoon az two
o'clock and were largely attended. Her
remains were inferred at LInwood.
Miss Mamie Cochran and Charles B.
Burris were married by Rev. ]. T. Nor
ton last Wednesday evening. The event
was kept very quiet and was not
known to the public until Saturday,
when the secret leaked out.
The funeral OF Stephen Denny, who
died suddenly at his home Friday night,
will be held from the st. Mary's church
this morning at o'clock, and the inter-
.ment will be made at Mt. Calvary.
Tonight being Halloween, Mayor
Shipman has taken precautions toward
keeping the Young Americans" with
in bounds by appointing an additional
policeman for each ward.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church will
meet at the home OF Mrs. DR., B. o.
Williams, Thursday afternoon.
A convention OF the Home Foreign
Missionary societies of the Presbyterian
church viii be held at the Scotch Ridge
church Friday.
The Miller Blumenberg stock COM
panV, organized here. will 20 to Wells
burg this morning, where they VIII play
for the week.
Rev. Alex. ". smeallle, Of Bedford.
o., preached two excellent sermons to
the United Presbyterian congregation
yesterday.
A. i. Wetherald, manager OF the
Laughiin mill. has returned from a ten
days visit with his son at Frankton,
Ind.
Mr.. f. j. Miller will be host to large
number OF his friends this evening at
his home on Fourth street,
John Hayne has resigned his position
as mlllwrlght at the Laughlin mill TO
take effect to-day
Robert Galbraith Is again very I'll at
his home on Second street.
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BOWLING.
MHEELING LEAGUE.

As in the Musee tournament En-
blem. Of the BowleTs, leads in tho race
FOR Individual honnrs, with VIII Hand
Ian In second place. The figures are as
Emblem. Bowlers, 1862: Handlan.
Wheslings, 159; RAIDER. Bowlers l5G;Mc-
Donnel, Golden Rods. l55; Kromrick.
Rum DUN, 152; Jones, Purltans, i62;
Stevenson, Wheellngs ISL; Rahr. All
Nike. $50: Hackman, Bowlers, lN;
Brown, Weddings. 1l9: Richards. Bowl
crs, $40: NOite. All Alike, ii9; Faicke.
Bowlers, iiS; Usseilon. Bowlers, 14S:
KnOke. Wheellngs. l4T; Campbell,
Weddings, 1916: Ycnekc, Old Cronies,
1i5; Bosley, Wheelngs, lA5; Belswlnger
Golden Rods. t44: w Fettc, Old Cronies,
IA; Cochran. An Alike. i43: d. West,
IaBelle, 142; Henning. B1wlers, 1922
Wingertcr. All Alike, $40; Henry. Puri-
tdns. lS9: Frar.. old Cr1nles, 139; Bal
ger, All Alike, 1893: Scheehle, Old CronIes,
1893. Fllckc. PurltaBs i31: Gorden, Col
den Rods. 1876; Quicker. Rum Dunn, 1885,,
KCmplc. Golden Rods, 1S5; Baker, La.
Belle. 1926: Wilhelm. PuFltans, i3j; Pat
crson, Cid CrDnics. l35: VI. Anderson,
Frog Horns, 1874; w Bra,h, All Alike.
l3i; f. Brash. IN Alike, l34; Brahler,
Abcr Nit 1874; Zimmerman. Aber Nii.
1S3; Gaughan, Purtnm. 122; Befta. All
Alike, 1871. Modar. Puri.ans. 1871; Helen
stein, old Cronles. l3i. Weiizel. Wheel
ings 100: Smith. PurItans. $50: T.
Schroeder. Abcr MI. 129. CmvHr. I'r q
Horns. 1928: Arndt. Al ALIKE, 10Y: sp7i.
del, Old CroHles. i2S Clark, Golden RODS
l27; Baird. LaBclle, 100; Tucker, Alb r
MI. re. Long, Rum Dunn. l26; PlnnkCy,
Frog Horns, l25; HastiDgs, LaBcllc, 49,;
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CFrom Benjamin Tranklln.)


"when you are sick, what you like
best is TO be chosen for medicine in
4he first place: what experience tells
you Is best, TO be chosen In the second
place; what reason q. e., Theory says
is best Is 10 be chosen in the last place
Experience and DR.. Reason to hold a
consultation together, they will give
you the best advice that can be taken."
When you have a bad cold Dr.. IneIi-
nation would recommend Chamber
Ialn's Cough Remedy because It Is
pleasant and safe to take. DR.. Expert
ence would recommend 1t because 1t
never falls to effect a speedy and per-
nanent cure. DIR. Reason would rec
omrnend It because 1t is prepared on sci
entIfic principles, and acts on nature s
plan In relieving the lungs, opening the
secretions and restoring the system to a
natural and healthy condition. For sale
by druggists.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. SO.-SToFe
than six hundred thousand bushels Of
wheat and corn cleared the custom
house yesterday on steamers bound to
European ports. The shipments con-
sisted principally OF corn, the British
steamship Picton taking 1865 bushels
for Ipsw lch: the British steamship Cal
70 10000 bushels TO Sligo, and the Brit
ish steamship StrathlsIa 10000 bushels
to Rotterdam, besides n large general
cargo. The cargo OF the British steam
ship RoxbF consisted OF $4,000 bushels
OF wheat for Antwerp. The American
line steamship Aragonla took out 90
Liverpool more than 100000 bushels Of
grain, besides large general cargo.
The shipments Of wheat and corn from
Philadelphia since January ! have ag-
gregated over 25OOO,OOO bushels.
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Clark, Bowlers, 125; sonneceld. Golden
Rods. 124: Marshner. Wheellngs, 1874;
'Keutzer. Frog Horns, 1913; Vosler, Col
den Rods. 1913: Garden. Aber Nit, 1913;
Golner. Aber Mt, i23; Alexander, Bowl
ers, 123; Frohme, Rum Dunn. 1922; Scha-
fer. Aber Nit, l22; Ross. Old Cronies,
l21: Leach, LaBelle, III; Hungarian,
Old Cronles, 12l: Springer, Rum Dunn,
121; Rolf, Frog Horns, 120; w. Hall,
Rum DUN, lie; ]. Schroeder, Aher Nit,
III; Bauman, Aber Nit, 116; Cline, Aber
Nit, lis; Delbrugge. Frog Horns, 115;
Miller, Rum Dunn. 115; II. Yahnke, Frog
Horne, 113; F. Bachman, LaBeile, 13;
Druschel, Rum DUN, 11S; II. Stein, Rum
Dunn, 112; Woads, Rum Dunn, Ill; RON
rig, LaBe1ie, Ill; Johnson, Rum DUN,
1O9; McGown, Aber Nit, 1903; John
Stuernagel, LaBelle,. 10s; Kahn, Frog
Horns, 107; w. Yahnke, Frog Horns,
10T: Costello, Frog Horns. 1906; Diei, La
Belle, 105; F. Hall, Frog Horns, 104; ].
Stein, Rum Dunn, 1OS; Faulkenstein,
Wheeling, 101; Handlan, LaBelle, 100.
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