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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

c. Nick Stark, so long with il e Williams New, and 6 writer Of un- common atiii,y, is again hoi!ng down his cid D. s!tioD, that of drama. tic cri.ic on ,h. De,rcit Fee Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

School cl,std today for the ho' ilay vacation. The children will have two weeks vac, tior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

Yuma recently had . serious fire the s-,imated loss beirg between $lS.. eco and $2o.OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

Three csrs of honey srs now being load-d--ons at Phoenix. one at Mesa, srd ere at ,h!s place Tempe News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

1hcre vss a thirty-six i, ch fall o' sDuw at Jtiome during the recent ttoim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

The hrema;l's bali Sn New Y-ari ev- will bt ., grand event. Coed music has slresry been procured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

The Tuc-on Water "omi any i. greatly eDIsrging it- works ana laying addiiiOnsl mnips,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

Geo. Tavlo- wac fined $2C0 for striking a man In Prescott with base ball bst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

\ .To-Bac TOT Fifty Cents. GLaran ed tobacco habit cure makes wesh HeE @tr' .. hood pure SIC. sl All druggists
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-12-18

-SfhG @0 z:C y "a, fir: ircsh"l Ca,- tr Cemp ny vii g',~ $ 70. Reward for irfpuu,. t-'''a. wil lead c. .'lr o..v .. ] ri oi .., fer -'n Ie'scns cu,;N:U ; u.,al...a, ;ht.r sioc!,,
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NO FURTHER CHANGES ARE POSSIBLE.
Mckinley Has Made All The Notifications Spain Can
Obtain-Must Now Accept or Reject.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-There expectation
department that perhaps toward the of the afternoon
might be received from through
ambassador in reply the presidents deverance
subject conditions This
themselves modified
point that there little
Spanish cabinet, presumed
thoroughly considered the before rendering the
However perceived dispatches
Madrid cabinet meeting had been nooncusive then
nothing definite could be expected before
the earliest
There is confident belief among administration officials
Spanish accept by
president
Spanish politics. which would complete
submission.
This however be accomplished and the French
bassador that unquestIonaby has
Spanish though that has
criticism Of political
opponents submitting the proposition presented
terday by Cambon the president
This morning Secretary he Joined the president
after the latter had been comforting secretary navy
oece the French ambassador They
together going propositions and It
o'clock morning conference ended Day
has full will be little delay
ering over the closing of the details OF peace
The government waiting 10 hear again from Spain.
and this expected will be final Firmly
courousy president has declined the appeal Of the
French ambassador TO modify except
and comparatively unimportant respects There
doubt peace the entire salts
faction ~ the president The questions Spanish
government asked for additional information regard
ed by administration perfectly legitimate and and
occurred bring IN question tie
sincerity OF their motives Spanish
that further expected there nothing
but the acceptance their
out further expected Il has been practically
decided that the peace commission will meet Paris.
oT the Wade expedition go stead
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LONDON, Aug 5-The Madrid correspondent of the Times
Though regarded assured may not be obtained
early generally expected Sagasa objects being
hustled and everything being quiet orderly
and dgnhed He necessary full
satisfactory explanations all doubtful points
enable him to best protect the national
aggressive tendencies Of the Washington cabinet
anime mnuey the exgences of
home politics. avoid popular dissatisfaction political
The Spanish though sincerely peace
disposed admire this hesancy
the last although that il implies
illustration of this feeling while Toral capu
ang Santiago. Augusti continuing hopeless
resistance Manila bids fair to be a popuar hero
would be suppose political
tons proceeding foshadow resignation
cabinet when concluded
santy and loyalty supported
factous opposition may be feared
Seno Sagasa conferred today presidents
chambers Of the and comforting Marshal
tnez Campos and the Duke of Tetuan minister OF foreign affairs
in the last cabinet OF the late Senior Canovas
Until the official peace negotiations published
the utmost secrecy viii be observed.
The Madrid correspondent of the Daily Mail says:
The has the
received President Mckneys explanations
by Senior Sagasa The premier said today that the
would reply to the American demands early
In consulting the leaders, Sagasta following prece
the United States probable resign
the conferences.
The permer inclined rush the
onvokng the cores trusting get bill indemnity
MONTH but the party leaders likely
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Ringing Resolutions Adopted.
The platform is as follows:

representatives Republican party Spokane
county in convention assembled eafrm allegiance to the
principles Repubansm the platform
last national Republican convention.
The Republican party elevated power through the
the people has redeemed the pledges forth in its
PLATFORM and restored prosperity throughout land
the and president
Mckinley We congratulate American people
his hands We pledge him the support of the
Republicans this state Republican senator
Wilson. for his support Of the administration.
we condemn the unnatural fusion of the Democratic Popu
socad silver Republican parties
adherence principle but by desire spo
political dishonesty and debauches body
polite
We condemn county their
incompetency ineffcency.
debauched judiciary the county packing
jures political partisans.
They office political
reward their political friends They have assessed
upon enterprises
city and county
Their of the hospitals Medical
seriously impaired
tutions.
They prostuted the university political pur
poses and reduced the numt OF It's students from
They promised people Washington relief in
and passed by
They $4,000 Of peoples money
petense the fight railroad companies
opposition railroad attorneys
the TO the attorney general TO be divided his
political friends
They hardship upon people Of this state
bv and ignorant nkeng with the tax exemption laws
Resolved That fayor-the abolition Of system
public aud that favor eight hours constituting
legal days work.
pledge the nominees Of this an honest and
economical conduct Of public affairs.
representatives vote for the
of constitutional amendment providing reasonable
personal property exemption laws.
instruct and
efforts restore the educational institutions
usefulness and particularly and work
appropriation the college
We hai pleasure teray Cheney citizens in reopen
independent Of aid but shout!
not carry burden We therefore liberal
appropriation the legislature uante-
school and recommend sufficiently early
pass 1t possible eubernaoral
instruct senator and vote and
freight rate bill whh shall be shipper
and o transportation companies q this
the United al territory
that acquired the be Of practical
value
specially commend the administration in
people the Of ying FOR
ot the showing that the Republican party still
IN 1lose people Ne heartily commend
frtA E~
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All the Officers Join in a Protest,

After Col. Roosevelt had taken the initiative all the
American general officers united in round robin address
to Gen. Shaftcr. 1t reads:
we. the undersigned officers commanding the vari.
brgaes, divisions etc. Of the army Of occupation in
Cuba Of the unanimous opinion that this should
be taken ont Of the island of Cuba to
point the northern Of the United States;
that be done without danger the United States:
that yellow fever in the army is not present epidemic:
that there only few sporadic bn that the army
is disabled by malaral fever the that efh.
cheney is DESTROYED and that il s in condition TO be
practically destroyed by epidemic Of yellow fever
which is 10 come in the near future
We know from the reports Of competent officers and
from personal observation that the army Is una bic move
interior and that there facilities for such
a if attempted and that 1t could be attempted
until late. Moreover the best medical authorities Of
the island say that with present equipment could
live in the interior in the rainy without losses
from maarial fever which is almost deadly yellow
fever.
This army must be moved at perish. A.
the army be- safely moved the persons RESPONSE
BILE preventing such will bc responsible for the
loss Of many thousand lives.
"Onr opinions the result Of careful personal OBJ.
aton and they also based the unanimous op
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Coo;inuesi on Page Two.
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Face to Face With Death.

"To Maj. Gen. Shafter-Sr: In a meeting Of general
and medical officers called by you the palace this
ing we all, You know, unanimous to what should
be done with the army To keep here in the opinion
of every officer commanding division of brigade will
simply involve the destruction of thousands There is
possible for not shipping practically the entire
command north at yellow fever eases are very few
in the cavalry division but in this division there have been
1900 of malaral fever Not has died from it,
but the whole command is weakened and shattered
to be ripe for dying like rotten sheep when the real
yellow fever epidemic strikes and ii is bound if we
stay here at height Of the sick in August and the
beginning Of September If are kept here. it WILL in
all human possibility, mean appalling disaster for
the here estimate that half the army if
are here during the sick season. will die The sick list
is large and though is exceeding 1000 it affords but
faint index of the debitation of the army Not 10 per
cent. fit for active work.
THE fever immune regiments ordered here snf-
icent 10 garrison the city and surrounding towns and
there is absolutely nothing for do here and there
II write only because cannot see our men 90 to
destruction without striving, far lies in me- avert
doom fearful it is unnecessary and undeserved.
Yours respectfully,
"TEEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Colonel Commanding First Brigade"
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This army must be moved at once or perish.
Address by American officers to Gen Shafter,

Copyrighted. 1898. by the Associated Press
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. Aug 4.-Snmmoned nv Mai
Gen. Shafter, meeting held headquarters and in
the presence of commanding and medical Of
the Fifth army corps Shafter read cable message from
Secretary Ager ordering him. the recommen nation
of Surgeon General Sternberg, to the army into
interior to San Louis, where ii is healthier.
AS result of the conference Shafter will insist upon
the immediate withdrawal of the army north within two
weeks.
As an explanation of the situation. the following
letter from Col Roosevelt to Gen Shafter handed by
the latter to the correspondent Associated Press
for publication:
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SPOKANE Aug. 4.-The Republicans of Spokane
county met in convention in this city at 10 o'clock this
morning and $50 o'clock this evening had concluded
its abors and adjourned The convention throughout
most harmonious, of the nominations being made
by accamaon and in every the convention ratified
the nominations unanimously When the abors of the 221
delegates ompleed they adjourned in full spirit
of harmony
NJ r. Harrison the candidate of the Wilson forces,
selected chairman.
Later in the afternoon session AonzO NJ. Murphy
took the platform and announced his withdrawal
candidate for congress- and in ringing Republican speech
declared his intention devote his best efforts for the
Of the party both in the county and in the state
His remarks were greeted with applause.
Following the appointments of the usual committees,
Senator Wilson addressed the convention in speech that
evoked enthusiasm.
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IGAS1A Is STILL HDD[NG
WITH QUESTIONS OF PEACE.
Delays an Answer in Order to
Be Digni6ed.
ATTITUDE MEETS WITH APPROVAL.

Spanish People, Though Anxious That Hostilities
Cease, Prefer to Wait Awhile Even at the
Risk Of Harsher Terms President Mckinley
Has Made ALI the Concessions Possible
Authorities Confident That an Agreement
Will Be Reached by the Vanquished Nation.
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SOLDIERS MUST FLEE FROM
CUBA OR DIE LIKE SHEEP.
Skaters Generals Hold an Indig-
nation Meeting.
NO ABLE-B0DIED MEN IN THE ARMY.

Roosevelt Plainly States the Case, and All the
Commanders Join in Round Robin Address
Troops Now Weakened by Pestilential
Malaria, and Will Be Certain Victims of
Yellow Fever When It Comes Sluggish
War Department Begins to Take Action.
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REPUBLICANS Of SPOKANE
NOMINATE THEIR TICKET.
Unanimous Action in Selecting the
Candidates.
PROCEEDINGS ARE MOST HARMONIOUS.

Strong Selections Made for the Legislature and
for County 0hicers-The Platform Mastery
Arraignment of Fusion and Its Paramount
Evils-State Institutions Impaired by Po-
litical Manipulation Citizens Of Cheney
Praised for Maintaining the Normal School.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver, 57K.

Silver, b7h.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.
Fred orion. piano tuner. 1o7 E.. Bdwy.
stenographer and typewriter. The
Butte.
Judge Brantly Of Anaconda was in the
city yesterday.
Tom McTaeue was up from Deer
Lodge yesterday.
Frank Conway. editor Of Sheridan
Paper, Is In town.
N. J.. Isdell, the Pony merchant, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. j. H. Miller OF Boulder is visiting
friends in the city.
DIR. j. e. st. Jean, physician and sur
geon. once 40 East Grant,
We lend money at 10 per cent Rey-
nolds & Mcdowell. new Bee Hive blk.
w. N. A~ylesworth. proprietor Of the
McBurney hotel in Deer Lodge. is in the
city.
Charles w. Goodale Of the B. q M.
smelter at Great Falls, was in town
yesterday.
The body Of Donald Mcintosh is still
at Sherman's undertaking room await
ing orders from relatives.
Moliie Murphy was arrested yesterday
afternoon for drunkenness and disturb
ance on az Galena street.
Gilt Edge, the Minneapolis Brewing
company's dark brew, has all h merit
of a malt tonic. Montana Liquor COM
pany, agents.
Miss Laura LAing of Kansas City.
colors. will have a studio for six weeks
in the Silver Bow block.
The summer school at Butte Business
College undoubtedly offers the best ia
~cilities, coolest rooms in the city and
rates specially reduced.
Mrs. M. A. Dingley inc daughter.
Miss Alice, who have been spending
several months In Dillon. returned to
their home In Butte last week.
At a meeting recently held In Colorado
SprfngA De Putron Gliddon was elected
president of the Union Mining and
Brokerage company Of Colorado.
DIR. A. L. Hageboeck Of Davenport.
Iowa. . noted surgeon Of that state, is
in the city visiting Judge and Mrs. w.
o. Speer. DIR. Hageboeck is a brother Of
Mrs. Speer.
In Justice Burns cour yesterday
Mike Lanerty. James r.. Reynolds,
Frank Wall, John Curtis and Frank
Doyle, accused Of vagrancy. were SEN
tenoed to - day. each.
You run no chances by attending the
summer school q Butte Business col
lege II you wan to review or make
grades. Low rates. Rooms large.
cool, airy and we'll ventilated.
Svea, Ridgely and Fidelity lodges Of
Odd Fellows and Harmony and Miriam
lodges, d. of R.. will hold joint me-
mortal services at . o'clock this after
noon at Fidelity hall In West Broad
way.
. J. w Bacher was allowed so as wit
ness fees by Auditor Davies for the
time he was held in jail In the Wines
and Booth case. but the county COM
missioners yesterday disailowed the
claim.
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Dan Moran was arrested yesterday
for sleeping in a barn in Wyoming al
ley. and he is about the measiiest-
looking tramp the crop OF 1888 has
shown. He looked az though he had
never seer . comb or a wash dish. He
nothing on earth In his pockets
except a triangular piece OF glass.
II demand q trial by q Jury Of my
peers" he declared. to Jailer Boyle ~
he was being locked up.
II don't believe we've rot II peers
OF yours in this community" said the
jailer. but you al tell your troubles
to the Judge"
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Jsasis Bacon ysssa fer shsc6ing the
RssiSests of Fest 0alsna street.
In police court yesterday Jennie Ra
con was lined SO for shocking the resi-
dents Of East Galena street BY expos
ing herself in . nude condition. T.
Wilson was fined $40 for being an III
mate Of an opium joint. Tene Tale wss
fined $40 for disturbance of the peace.
Alma Hudson n Dan Hennessy were
fined SO for disturbance of the peace.
Thomas +. Quinn and John Smith were
fined s. each for being drunk. Cly1e
May. charged with running q house of
prostitution. took - hours to plead.
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Beginning next Saturday, May IA,
thereafter until further notice. the
Montana Union will sell tickets to
Gregson Springs and return at 500.
These tickets will be good on trains
leaving Butte at s .. m. or later Sat-
urday. and on all trains Sunday. and
returning on all trains leaving Oregon
Springs before midnight Sunday.
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Cervea 10 bottled up In Santiago har-
Dor. and the Spanish forces are suffer-
ing defeat all along the line. II In pos
sible the don might make a better
showing IL they had a supply OF Gen.
tennial brewery beer to keep their srir-
its up.
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Send us SO In advance for n years
subscription to the Standard. or IS for
six months. and secure q copy OF The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by q newspaper.
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Persons requiring dentistry can save
by having 1t done this month.
Call on DIR. wix.
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men IN oe.ss nv n6 ~ ~
Butte At b time he was alleged 70
many conversations With the woman
and never wouIo aomlS tnet nacnsr
oeen IN oe.tue. wnen ner nus
band was efrested caiied on Nj;
ncSssnAn 20 ~ Mr cnnnou 70 ola her
Bacner cne saio MI. .o,u ne.
that he was not after Bacner. tnat ne
was AFTER wines n bootn: ana tns'
he would give ner a pond not 70 prose.
cute ner ana ner nuscsna sns ponsn
give evioence sgaInst wines snu noos"'
She said she'd be damned II her hus-
band would 60 JACK TO sesttie. Sns
safd II she was left alone mere wou,u
be other women VINO would oe lei.
alone. All she mao 70 90, she sara Mss
to turn wines ano bootn.s letters ves
to Mr.. Connoiiy. MT. McCiernan sskeu
her X she mad some ietters from w.nss
and Booth. a she SAID she oio no.,
but she couid turn over ihtefISss-
tories OF the lAney oeposition. McSIer-
nan asked her now sne came 10 nave
the interroeatoriec; and sne o,a not ie
ply. She blamed Wines AND bootn ior
not advising bacner 10 KIP out wnen
- W. ssn yvu y o nonrer.atior S"n
any statement IN m conversa.,on you
had win MN IN reearu 10 wines A"o
Booth?" asked Mr.. Scallon.
He did MAKE statements.
was that before or aIter you sew
.asu yS1' WV" ~
torney! -
II think II was before. IL was curing
a conversation q win nm AT tne
JAIL IL was curing tnst conNersaeIon
and on account OF sometnihe ne scIu,
.net e wa ~
10 A. .--rcs..,,oc -. MT n
~" lii 80, ...o w,n.t she
pYlNllcXeO ono. Will you Stdte Wu8 ~
sss .~ 81 W,r.. snd
peN. ~
D1osn. c.-,n.u -,,,.A that IN. com-
.ssru..aa ona sna
nau nsor1nrr.r 81 -. wov,d not Al
MI. ,...s =" no. nerwit-
49, AZ - Nar Meter u,as not GER
W - vntna.,or ne. 90
.s,m .us n.y. ~o,,,d he re,ardeS "a
rnuSerea hmt ,re 1900. MIA that n
70. M ,hat The r,itnes. v,aa AZ IN
49, 20 arswer the cuestIop n he 40 de-
s;rsa Racher was NOT present to OBJ
Sact and the attorney could do a. ne
nles sed about Answering h question.
81 am willing to answer II you say
80" said Mr.. McClernan.
you ian use your own discretion
said the referee.
"If I used my own discretion I would
answer It,"
Mr.. Scallon, however. said that ne
would not have Mr.. McClernan answer
until they could get the attendance OF
Bacher so that he could object IL ne
wanted to-.
Harry Blumpkin was called as a WIZ
ness and was permitted TO testity IN pe-
half OF the missing Ed Rose ana con,
corning an aiieeed conve,sauon ne nsu
win Rose ana VIVA. .ne Ia'.er .o.u III.
ABOUT the county a.,orhey tnIea'enI"s
10 pu. LEI" y onaaad ann de.I
statemen, sp9ut .he snesso s9m
ne "a WI ~ p~w a.r,tNaa tha Gun in.
Eli -, s,,danc. ~ the ser trial
~. ~ ora he had ~iven Rooth. and
.md,xit "a trst erect The
n,n u,as q 40 caliher weapon- Of a Fore
hand Armg COMPANY make. Blumpkin.
nrocading 70 give some OF his own tns-
timony' said he accompanied Rose to
Rooth's house and they talked the mat
ter over there and Booth then pro-
duced a q, caliber Forehand & wads-
worth gun. and he asked Rose II that
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Hobson sunk the "Merrimac." We
sink the prices. Boucher. the Park
street clothier.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS,

Van Camps Tomato Soup. Enough
for family of six. Price, 1Sc. Ask your
grocer
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rate OF 81 for round trip from Butte to
Gregson and return, every Saturday
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on any passenger
train leaving Butte betwen 5 .. m
Saturday and s p m. sunday. Re-
turuing. cav Gregson between Sis
D. m. Saturday and ~ O'Clock Sunday
night.
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Chang. In Summing oaliasas valley Lin.

tied.
Commencing June Goth, the Northern
Pacific train, known as the "Gallatin
Valley Limited" which runs between
Livingston and Garrison will be discon-
timed between Helena and Garrison.
ON and after the above date the train
will only run between Livingston and
Helena.
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Our war Prewta0.

Best teeth on earth. SO. DR.. Wiz.
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Continued on Page Eighty
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Will all receive q price low mark that will
change owners for them.
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AT$5.05

Any way you figure, the TaReta
Silk they are made Of will cost
more than the price Of the skirt.
19 colors, plain or changeable.