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HE IS HOBSON'S COUSIN
His Breast Swells With Pride
When He Thinks of It.
COMES OF GOOD STOCK
He Il Edward 8. Lindsay. a Conductor
for the Street Railway Company.
Manager Wharton Brought Him
From North Carolina.

There Is a young man in Butte who
has grown several inches in the past
few days. He at least feels consider
ably bigger. and his friends o blame
him, for he can claim a blood relation
ship to Lieut.. Gichmond p. Hobson, the
brilliant young naval officer who won
so much glory and made an everlast-
ing name for himself in the Merrimac
incident before Santiago de Cuba a few
days ago. His name is Edward s.
Lindsay, and he occupies a humble po-
sition i'm the employ of the Street Rail-
way company. Mr.. Lindsay is a grand
nephew of Ex-Governor j. NJ. Moore
head of North Carolina, now deceased,
and is therefore second cousin to Lieu
tenant Hobson.
Mr.. Lindsay's home Is at Greensboro.
N. g.. where Manager Wharton of the
Street Railway company was years x
I'm the employ of his father as teller in
the First National bank of that city,
and knew the young man as a boy. A
few weeks & he wrote to MIR. Whar-
ton for n position and was given n
place as conductor, and six weeks ago
he came To Butte to live. When the
news dispatches came containing the
of his cousins brilliant
achievement, Mr.. Lindsay was greatly
elated and takes a wonderful pride In
the fact that he is a relative of the
young hero.
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BUTTE News.
Il Went BY 4 DEFAULT
Ind OF the $4,000 Suit Against
County Treasurer Kinds.
NO ANSWER WAS FILED
The Time. It Ii Claimed. Expired Last
Saturday CITY Attorney De Wolfe
Ask for . Default. Which
In Duly Entered.

The city suit against County Treas
urer Kinds to get possession of some
thing more than $1,000 in poll taxes,
which the treasurer claims were illegal
" collected, and to which he says the
city has no title. came to a sudden end
yesterday morning when Judge Lindsay
made an order entering the treasurer's
default and setting the proofs for hear
ing this morning. Some time ago the
treasurer knocked out one of the city's
complaints in the case on a demurrer.
and an amended complaint was filed.
II was again demurred to. but the court
sustained the complaint. and the treas
urer was given Is days in which to an
swer. The time to do so. II Is claimed.
expired last Saturday, and no answer
was filed. and yesterday morning city
Attorney Dc Wolfe asked for a default,
which was entered. When Mr.. Kinds
heard Of il last night he was surprised,
and said that two different had
been drawn up. The first one was mis-
laid or lost by the county attorney. ana
another was drawn and signed N tax
en- possession of by the county attorney
more than two weeks ago and the treas
urer said of a default had been taken II
was not his fault. He did not believe.
however. that the time for answering
had expired. and was inclined to think
thai the city attorney had made a mis-
take. At any rate, he said. he woul
move to have the default set aside.
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TRUCE DECLARED.
The Trustees Will Continue In Once and
MIR. Dorais May Meet With Them
II He So Desires.

A truce has been declared in the
schoo board troubles and the four
trustees who resigned last Thursday
night will continue in office. and VIII
meet as usual next Thursday night. ana
will meet with Mr.. Dorais, too, II he
wishes to attend the meeting. Friends
of Messrs. Long. Burke, Lane and Nor
gan have worked for several days TO
bring about an understanding and in
duce them TO reconsider their determi-
nation TO leave the board. Their efforts
resulted in a conference last evening De-
tween Long. Burke. Lane and County
SuperintendenS Mullins. The meeting
was held i'm the office of the trustees at
the High school building. 1t was brief,
but satisfactory. They agreed to with
draw their designations and for the pres
ent suspend their judgment on, or rather
opposition to, Mr.. Dorais.
The matter, however, will likely come
up in another form. and il is probable
that the affair will be finally adjusted
to the satisfaction of all. Miss Mullins
yesterday had an oral opinion from the
county attorney hat she had nothing
to do with the designations OF the trus-
tees, and that her duties were only 10
appoint when acancies were reported 10
her by the clerk Of the board. She
therefore informed the three trustees
who were in the city that so far as any
act of theirs was concerned they We're
still members of the board and she hoped
they would remain so. and they viii,
and the building work they inaugurated
will be continued.
The threatened breakup of the board
had been giving "A great deal OF uneasl-
ness to the teachers. who are anxious
TO know before vacation whether they
will be retained next year. The election
of teachers will take place either next
Thursday. or the week following, and
the schools will close on the 18th.
None of the trustees, nor Miss Null
Inns, saw MIR. DOrals yesterday. but he
stated to others that he would attend
the board meeting Thursday night.
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CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The Presidents Appointments and Pro
motions Go Through.

motions TO InrouSu.
Washington, June s.-The senat to-
day confirmed these nominations: To
be brigadier generals: Leonard w.
Colby of Nebraska: Roy Stone of New
York: Henry T. Douglas OF Maryland
Harrison Gray Otis of California: Lieu
tenant j. N. Andrews. 18th infantry'
Col. r. p. Hughes. inspector general
Lieutenant Colonel j. Il. Babcock, as
sistant adjutant general.
First regiment volunteer engl-
neers. to be lieutenant colonel:
Captain G. w. Gothals, corps OF
engineers: to be major. First
Lieutenant ]. S. Sewel. corps of en-
gineers: l.. Duncan of Maryland; l.. ID.
Ferguson of District of Columbia.
Second regiment volunteer engineers,
TO be colonel, willard Young of Utah,
late captain of engineers u. s. A.; to
III majors, X. G. Savage of New YORK;
Edward L. Pinckard of Alabama; to be
division engineers with the rank OF
major. Capt. J. f. Kuhn. corps of en-
gineers: first lieutenant. T.. w. V. Luz
cas-: to be commissioners with rank OF
major. r.. Lee Longstreet OF Georgia.
f. s. Garnettt OF Arkansas.
Fourth regiment infantry,
to be lieutenant colonel, George Cole OF
Connecticut: to be with rank
of major. j. NJ. Henry of Pennsyl-
vania.
SIKH regiment volunteer inldiAis -
first lieutenant, a. =. Rowan, 18th L. =.
infantry, to be lieutenant colonel
Eighth regiment infantry,
to be surgeon with rank Of major,
George T. Vaughan OF the marine hos
pital service.
Ninth regiment volunteer infantry,
to be colonel. Col. G. A. Grain, cath in
fantry; to be assistant adjutant gen
eral with rank of captain. D.. Elkins
of West Virginia. now first lieutenant
LIST West Virginia infantry;
to be assistant quartermaster with
rank of captain. J. II. Mcmillan OF
Michigan; to be colonel, Capt. J. w.
Lee. 9Th infantry; to be paymasters,
Second Lieutenant G.. w. Moses, 3D.
cavalry: G.. Bostwick of New York
James Candy of Colorado; to be chief
commissary at office Of subsistence
with rank of major. First Lieutenant
G.. T. Bartlett. Sd artillery; ]. ID. Black
of North Dakota; to be commissary
with rank of captain. w. Larrabee OF
Iowa: ]. b. Handy of Delaware: to be
chief quartermaster with rank of ma
jor. Capt. G. Ruhlen; assistant quar-
termaster. Capt. r. r.. Robertson. stf
infantry; TO be assistant auartermastel
with rank of captain, &. NJ. Forest
District of Columbia; second lieuten'
ant. G.. w. Sawtell: . cavalry: c. d. V
Hunt of Vermont: first lieutenant. j
NJ. Berry. sth infantry: first lieutenant
A. w. Perry. 9Th cavalry: TO be assist
ant adjutant general with rank of lieu
tenant colonel. Capt. ". Richards. l6tl
infantry: to be assistant adjutant gen
eral with rank of major. Capt. H.. Lig
gett. 9Th infantry: first lieutenant. ~
fallen. I'd cavalry: assistant adjutan
general with rank of captain. Firs
Lieutenant ID. &. Rhodes. 9Th cavalry
w. ID. Bates of New York: +. NJ. Pag'
of Virginia: to be inspector genera
with rank of major. ID. Nickers q
Idaho. Also the advancement Of tn
captains and commanders of Admira
Dewey's squadron.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
DIXON GETS THE DECISION.
santry Puts Up a Good right, Though, all
Through the Twenty Rounds.

uttuk w willy nVbfu
New York, June 6.-George Dixon,
the colored boxer. gained the decision
over Eddie Santry of Chicago before
the Lenox A. G. here tonight. They
fought 20 clean and scientific rounds. in
which Santry proved himself Ia be a
lever ring general. His defensive
work was admirable and he was very
shifty and cleVerly blocked mani Of
Dixon's fearful leads. Both were COM
paratively fresh at the end of the 10th
round. and while the decision of Ref
cree Charley White was a just one IL
did not give general satisfaction.
Neither man went to h iioor during
the 20 rounds.
Dixon began the light by rushing.
and the first round was all his. He
landed twice OF the head. once ON the
wind and twice ON the ribs without re-
ceivlng n blow in return. After the
first round, however. h Chicago lad
gave a good account of himself.
though Dixon continued the aggressor.
In only one round. the sixth. did the
Chicago boy appear TO have the ad-
vantage over Dixon. but he drew the
only blood. in the 18th round. when
Dixon's eye began tn bleed after San
try had landed a ard right on the face.
Kid Mccoy was at the ringsidc and
Informed matchmaker O'Rourke that
ne had injured one OF his legs while
training. O'Rourke said the Mccoy
Choyinski bout, which was to have
taken place before this club on the 2lth
Of this month, would nave To be post
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FORMING A KENNEL CLUB.
Boston Women Dog Fanciers Banded To-
gether for Various Objects.

Taking their cue from Western sis
tiers a m of Boston women have
begun the organization of a society to
be known as the Ladies' Kennel asso-
cation of Massachusetts. The success
which has attended a similar society in
Grand Rapids. Mich, first moved the
Yankee women in this direction. The
objects of the Michigan association are
humanitarian and philanthropic. The
club consists of "A members. and 1t is a
bylaw that no married woman shall be
eligible for membership. Its members
are drawn from the ranks of the first
society of Grand Rapids and they are
women of leisure and cultivation. They
hold exhibits under the auspices of the
club. the proceeds of which are donated
TO the support OF two free beds in the
hospital of that city.
II is intended that the Boston society
will embrace some of these philanthropic
purposes. There are a number of wo-
men in Boston and other cities in the
state of Massachusetts, who would like
to exhibit under the auspices of such
an organization. 1t is also intended to
make it a protective association for the
prosecution of dog thieves and poison
ers and for the recovery of lost dogs be-
longing to the members. a circular
which has been issued asks hat all wo-
men interested in dogs n their ad-
yancement as pets n companions
make an effort to come together to form
a ladies' kennel club, which shall have
for its object the encouragement of dog
owning and exhibiting by women
through organization and association for
a common purpose. and through dona-
ton of prizes and trophies for competi-
ton at shows as the means at the clubs
disposal shall permit.
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London. June 6.-Every evening paper
in this city echoes the morning newspa-
pers' praise of Lieutenant Hobson's ex-
plot with the collier Merrinac at eanti-
ago, which they say was "A gdl'a1 1t decc,
ably planned and ~pluckily carried out.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: THE he oism
of these men and the courteous chivaIry
of Admiral Cervera will not ne iorg pt.en
I'm a hurry" Continuing, the Gazette sa ~
IL thinks as "A result of the Merrimac
expedition the naval war between spain
and the United States Is pracTica ly fL-
ishpd.
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he will govern. Under the instructions
which will he given to him. his first act
after the destruction or surrender of
SPANS military power in the far East,
will be to declare Manila an open port.
and Rear Admiral Dewey will accord
ingly raise the blockade. By this means.
IL is confidently expected in Official cir
cles that trade with the Philippines will
be resumed by the foreign merchants.
and by taxing the goods which they will
bring into the country satisfactory reve-
nue. will be obtained.
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San Diego. Cal. June 6.-The yacht An
ME Laurie was fired upon yesterday MORN
ing by the forts ON Ballast Point for sail
ing out of the course staked out N the
harbor entrance. The Annie Laurie disre-
garded buoys and sailed right I'm am ong
the thickest of the mines. Four shots were
fired. the last two being solid shots, be-
fore the warming was needed. The captain
pleaded ignorance of the regulations.
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Medals for the Heroes.

Washington, June 6.-Representative
Hartman OF Montana introduced a joint
resolution directing the secretary OF the
navy to have prepared and delivered
suitable medals of honor to Lieutenant
Hobson and each member OF his crew
for gallant. heroic and patriotic serv-
ices rendered the United states at
Santiago harbor on June 3, 1898. 1t APP
pr%opriates $500 for the purpose.
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Bryan's Appointment.

Lincoln, Neb., June Ex-Governor Hol-
comb has formally announced the Off
GERS of the Sd Nebraska regiment: Will
liam j.. Bryan. colonel commanding;
Gen. Victor Fifquain, lieutenant colo
mel; DIR. $. ID. Mercer, surgeon. The
date of muster and final assignment of
the regiment awaits orders from the
war department.
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GridIey's Family.

Erie, Pa. June 6.-Last night the
family Of Captain Gridley, resioing
here. was notified by the navy depart.
ment of the death of the husband n
father in Japan, as a result OF pat
tie of Manila. Captain Gridley mas Two
daughters and a son. Mrs. Gridley was
i'm the midst of preparations to go to
San Francisco to meet her husband
and accompany him across the conti-
nent to his home.
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The Montana Press.

The brave appreciate the brave. as is
fully shown by Admiral Dewey's treat
ment of Montejo. The admiral remem-
bered Farragut's "d-n the torpedoes!' at
the critical moment, and amidst the NUT
fled roar of the discharged mines. sig
nailed the fleet to follow. and II did. most
gallantly." Ii was not IA signal to the fleet
to proceed, but to follow. The flagship
was I'm the van.-Helona Independent.
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poned In consequence and a bout be-
tween Dixon and Ben Jordan OF Eng
land would be substituted. Mccoy anu
O'Rourke will meet Choyinskls repIe-
sentatives tomorrow. when aholher
date will be arranged for the men u
box
Wheeling. w. Va. June e.-oscar
Gardner knocked out Jerry MarshaIi Oh
Australia in 13 rounds here to-nlght'
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Slow About IL.

London, June Ga special received I'm
this city from Vienna to-day y Ac-
cording to private advices received from
Cadiz. preparations for the active service
of the Spanish cruiser Carlos ", the bat
tIeship Pelayo and the auxiliary cruisers
Patricia and Rapida are progressing
slowly and these vessels are not nearly
ready to proceed to sea.
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struck u Snag.

Libby Creek. Mont. June 6.-The steam
err J. ID. Farrell. running between Jen-
nings and Fort Steele. on the kootenai
river, struck "A snag at the lower end of
the canyon last night. No one was hurt.
She was run into shallow water before
sinking. IL is said the damage was
slight
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Our War Premium.

Send us $40 in advance for one years
subscription TO the Standard. or IS for
six months. and secure a opy of The
American Navy, Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by a newspaper.
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Whatever may happen we have no fear
that the United States will become drunk
on on conquest and go around smashing
and strengthening out things to suit iself as
England does. This much, though: The
United States does not occupy the came
position to-day IL held six weeks ago, and
never will again. We have been slow in
coming forward. but will be slower in
going hack.-The Missoulian.
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BUTTE'S POSTAL FACILITIES.
There'n BE Several More Clerks and Tw,
Sub-Siations.

solicitations.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, June 6.-The p~ostoffice
department has decided to give the
Butte p~ostoffice several additional
clerks. two sub-stations and a stamp
cancelling machine. These additional
facilities are expected To relieve Post
master Irwin of some embarrassments
in his duties.
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Ladies' Appreciate

A good rem edy, and there is not anything on the
market that equas French Tansy ablets for the
relief aad cure of painful or irregular menses
These tablets remove all distractions, no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A Augendre.
Paris. r-an-e. and for sale only by d. NJ. Newbro
Drag c.. Butte. Mont, Sole Agents. rice ~
ger oox. rent by mail securely sealed.
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Fidelity Rupture Cure

NOTE THESE FACTS;
sst-The cure Il made In thirty TO stxty DAYS.
md The cure Is perra nent.
srd The treatments are given bat once eaeh
week.
<~th-rhere Is no pain by the Fidelity uethod.
sth-Not a drop Of blood shed BY the Fidelity
Method.
9th There Is no loss of time by patients
9TH Patients can continue their regular
work While urdcr treatment.
sth-Pstlsrts dc not pay q cent tor anything
until they are cured and tested satisfactory 10
themselves.
i'ermsnsnt Office Of Fidelity Rupture Cure sf
DR.. 1~'GARvts'S
Il West PaEk Street. Butte. Montana
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MERRlTT'S POWERS.
he VIII Declare Manila m Open Port,
Ready In Resume Trade.

New York. June Ga special to the
Herald from Washington says: Presi-
dem Mckinley will forward TO Major
General Merritt. military governor OF
the Philippines. within the next few
days. the schedule Of rates to be APP
piled TO imports into the district which
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Bargains in shoes Is what you are
looking for. so attend the big shoe sale.
John Tassell. 20 West Park.
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whatever else may be accomplished in
the present war. IL can be set down as a
settled fact that IL will result I'm making
this country the peer of any other In the
matter of being prepared for future emer-
Billings Gazette.
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Judging from the reports. the Montana
boys who went to San Francisco ard
Chickamagua have a fine collection Cf
ova.ions and the girls along the route
have equally fine collections Of brass but
tons.-DawsOn County Review.
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Red. white and blue hose are all the
rage. and while We are not personally
aware OF their universal use. we have
great faith In the patriotism OF the
Townsend women.-Townscnd Star.
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Died..

Mrs. Sarah J. Kilbourne died al
her home in Ashland, Ky, Sunday,
July 3, 1898, aged &C years, s
months and % days.
The deceased was the wife of Ros.
well kilbourne and formerl lived
at Burlington, Ohio. She had been
Ill for several months and her death
was not altogether unexpected by
the near relatives. Mrs. Kilbourne
was consistent member of the NJ.
T.. Church and her life work being
over she has gone to CLAIM the re-
ward awaiting her on the shores OF
eternal happiness.
The body was deposited In the
family burying ground at Burling.
ton, Ohio.
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JNo. j. Archer.
Gen. Pass Aeon
Commissioners Notice.

John l.. Kirk,


Melvin Muncy, ct ais. ''"ee'S'
Pending In the Circuit Cont OF N.-
County, West Virginia.
Muncy, l.. +. Marcum, Harrison Muncs
:. :. Spaulding, defendants: @1|
You and eachsOf you will please fnk.
tice, that e~-Slrtue of a decree OF refe,.,]
made In said csslse at the May term Nm n
SAID court viii on the 25th day of Iulv i,1
Wayne county, West Virginia. prnrsed n
execute the requirements of SAID des,1
io-wlt; rake, state and make report as fd
| lows: - ." ~
| First:-What real estate is owned nv n. al
PENDANT Melvin Muncy, the location ~
same. VI
kSecond:-What real estate the defsns.I
Melvin Muncy owned or had title 40 \
the date OF the recordation OF the plainfie,
Judgment in the Judgment lien dockei 7
| THIS county, the amount and value TO-
OF, the location of the same and whs,b9
ne mas conveyed the same or any n.a
thereof, II so To whom ~
Ihird:-What liens there are against M.
| real estate of the defendant Mel Viz Mnnr,
anu what liens there are against the Ies
| estate ne mas conveyed since the docksl
ing OF the plaintiffs judgment as aforessi,
the nature, and priorities thereof M
| amounts and by whom held.
rourth;-Whetner or not the rents is~u.
ana pronts arising from said real esd.
| VIII De sumcient to pay off and dischsfs|
said liens within five years
r.Ith:-Any other matter that is pertinent
may require.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Iuus
lSgS.
Chapman Adkins,
Commissioners OF Wayne CircLit eouis
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Thousands Celebrate

With thankfulnses their restora-
ton to health by the use of Hoods
SarsaparIlla.
Think of the vast army who
have been cured by this medicine
Men, women and children who
have suffered the consequences of
impure blood, who have been the
victims of scrofula sores, erup-
tions, dyspepsia, nervousness.
sleeplessness.
They have tried other medi-
cines and have failed to obtain
relief. They tried Hoods Ssrsapa-
rilla and it did them good. They
persevered in its use and it accom-
pllshed permanent cures. Do you
wonder that they praise it and
recommend it to you?
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a CLEAN town adds to the con-
venience and comfort of every citi-
zen. 1t is an advertisement for the
place worth much more than the
cost of cleaning. II creates a favor
able impression upon strangers; it
attracts population and adds to the
health and wealth Of the place. The
season for cleaning up is already
well advanced and much has been
done Tx.
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Notice to Lien Holders.
John L. Kirk, PltT

JOnn l.. kirk, Pltff
VS. Tin chane.,-
Melvin Muncy, ct ais, Deft's.
10 All persons holding Hens, by judgment
Otherwise, on the real estate. or any psl
thereof. Of Melvin Muncy.
In pursuance OF Il decree OF the cireu.
Court OF Wayne County, West Virgins
made In cause therein pending, To suhs1
the real estate of the said Melvin Muncy /
the satisfaction OF the liens thereon you an
hereby required to present ali claims BID.
Dy you ahd each OF yuu against ire ed
MelVin Muncy that are liens on his real Z.
tate or any part of Il, for adjudication. +
me, az my Office, in the town Of Fairvies
IN said County of Wayne on OF before m
18th day of July, 1895
SiNen under my hand this 18th day d
Chapra an Adkins,
Commissioner OF Wayne Circuit Coaf