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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-05
THE GRIFFITH SENSATION.
He Jumps From the Hanna Camp Over To
the Combine, Where lie Once Was

Late tonight the Hanna managers
lost two doubtful members that they
had gained to-day. SO that there il
now no material change from that OF
yesterday. when the house stood SO 10
- against Hanna. This would give the
senator only 20 votes on joint ballot. al.
three less than enough votes to elect
In connection with the change Of Pres
ident Griffith back 10 the Hanna
camp, there are most Scandalous re-
ports in circulation. Mr.. Griffith has
been on both sides several times and sn
pledged himself in writing III these
dispatches yesterday an account of the
Hanna workers spending SUNDAY night
with Representative Griffith aud OF
him sending At 3 a. m. for his wife tn
come from the Great Southern hotel Ia
the Neil hous" To- join him i'm u con
ference With the Hanna people
Al 4. al. the Kurt men saw Ahs
Griffith and the all-uicht work nf M
Hanna men was undnnr just before
her husband Went IL the state hous,.
on Monday morning TO qualify as
speaker pro tenn with the other Gandi-
dates of the combine After Tho leg
islature was organized Mr. Cirifith bga
another night of conferences on both
sides of the senatorial case. and This
morning he gave tho Hanna men a
written pledge over has uv signature
that he would vote Tor the senator.
Later IN The day Is was seen by me
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THE WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Mrs. GrifHth Was Sent for and She Came.
Bliss Was There and So Was
uanna-There's the Rub.

A signed statement was given out to-
night by George NJ Peck, a neghbor
and personal friend of Representative
Griffith of Marysville, Union county, in
regard to the Griffith statement that
his wife had received indignlties from
Mr. Hanna and his friends. He states
that during the all-night conference at
the Neil house on Sunday night be-
tween Griffith and the Hanna leaders,
Griffith requested that Mrs. Griffith,
who was stopping at another hotel, be
sent for. According, acting upon this
request, Mr. Peck says, he and Mr.
Chapman secured a cab and took Mrs
Griffith TO the Neil house. Continuing
Mr.. Peck says:
Mr.. Chapman accompanied her to
her room. Afterward he came to Room
10, where her husband was. Her huS-
band returned to the Great Southern
hotel and left her in Room 10 with Mr.
Chapman and Jerry Bliss. AS Mr.
Bliss did not seem inclined to leave her
room and give her a chance TO retire
we invited her into the public reception
room, with the expectation that Mr.
Bliss would then leave the room.
also had some conversation at the same
time. AT ali times While at the Neil
house Mrs Griffith received the most
courteous treatment on the part of
Senator Hanna and his friends. | will
say further that for many years past
lhS ltIadoiia bSlNeeH MI. blllilln anu
Mr.. Chapman and our families have
been of the most cordial, and Mr..
Chapman and myself have been very
warm and personal political friends of
Mr.. Griffith, and if any indignities had
been offered to Mrs. Griffith by any
person while she was in our presence.
we would have resented it, 1t is not
reasonable to suppose that Senator
Hanna or any of his friends would Of
fer any indignity to any lady. especial
" the wife of a member who had
promised to vote for Mr. Hanna for
United States senator. and whose vote
at that time. as he had through the
entire campaign, fully expected to re-
ceive. &c. NJ. PECK"
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M'KINLEY EXPRESSES DOUBT.
But He Says That Hanna viii Probably
Win the Ohio Prize.

Washington. Jan. AT a meeting of
the cabinet to-day. attended by all the
members except Alger and Long, re-
plies to be submitted by various secre-
taries to the senate resolution calling
for information as to the application
of the civil service laws to the several
recommendations, if any secretaries
have to make. regarding the admins
tration of the law We're fully discussed.
The head of each department will sub
init to the senate his individual reply
To the resolution. and only the general
tenor of the replies was under discus
sion. All the replies have been pre-
pared, and it is expected that all will
be sent To the senate tomorrow. The
senatorial situation in Ohio was alluded
TO and the president expressed doubts,
but thought that Hanna would succeed
himself.
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the state department Oberlander was
deputy sheriff in California and he
was kidnapped and taken across the bor-
der by Mexican officers. Mrs. Messen-
ger. in whose house he had taken refuge,
was ill-treated. When il came to rem
dering his decision, the arbitrator, it is
said. ignored the facts and reasoned
that because the United States govern
ment had not recognized the rights of
the Chinese government to indemnity for
the killing of Chinese at Rock Springs,
Wyo.. while insisting upon indemnity
for losses sustained by American mis-
sionaries in China, we could not eXpec.
to have an indemnity awarded our citi
zens in such cases as this.
This lack of legal perception is said
at the department to he almost without
parallel in the history of arbitrations.
and has undoubtedly done much to pre-
vent the submission of other claims 10
arbitration, unless it can be first known
that the arbitrator is familiar with the
principles of common law, according to
the English standards.
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THE FAITHFUL MULE.
He Will Do His Share Towards Making II
Pleasant for Alaska Stampedcrs.

Portland. Ore, Jan. I-Cnited
States Packmaster James McFarla nd
with q pack mules arrived to-day and
left Immediately for Vancouver, where
preparations will be made to proceed
to Alaska for the purpose of assisting
in taking relief to the Yukon. One
hundred pack mules have been shipped
to Vancouver by the government To be
used in this expedition. and as soon as
the contract for the shipment is let the
pack animals will be deported to Skag-
uay.
Captain Il. Eldridge. Second Lieuten-
ant w. T.. Clark and 30 enlisted men of
the Fourteenth infantry have been de-
tailed for duty in Alaska by General
Merriam, department commander. First
Lieutenant f. NJ. Kemp. assistant sur
geon. with one hospital steward and
private from his company. are also de-
tailed for duty with the detachment.
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BIG BASEBALL DEAL.
The 81. Louis Club to BE Reiuvcnaied by
Men of Wealth, and 1t May
Come Out From Under.

Chicago. Jan. 4.-Dispatches from In
dianapolis, Ind, indicate that a plan to
acquire the st. Louis club in the inter
est of prominent baseball people of
the Indiana city, has taken definite
form If the deal has not really been
closed. as was reported in to-day's dis
patches. A special to the Tribune from
indianapolis says: The deal by which
John I. Brush. president OF the Cincin-
natl ball club, gained control Of the ST.
Louis national league is purely a bust
ness deal of Indianapolis men. The
principal owners are John T. Brush.
George \. Dickson and Henry Nj. Tai
bot of the firm of Dickson Il Talbot.
County Treasurer William Schmidt.
who accompanied Mr.. Brush to ST.
Louis to complete the deal. to-day may
take . $4,000 batch of stock. The price
paid is kept secret, but it is under
stood to be close 10 $15, 900 and embraces
the team and real estate.
Mr. Brush and Mr. Talbot were in
st. Louis last week and practically
completed the deal at that time. Be
fore leaving, Mr.. Brush said it was his
intention to make st. Louis one of the
best clubs in the league, and gave his
word that the old Browns would be re-
juvenated and not found in the last
section of players next season. 1t is
understood that Henry NJ. Talbot will
be the active business head of the club.
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WON'T SHOW THEIR HANDS.
Republican steering Committee Decides
Not to Cali IA Caucus.

The following was given out this
afternoon by the republican steering
committee:
The sentiment of the public, as ex-
pressed by the chairmen of the two re-
publican caucuseS, is that it is unnec-
essary to call a senatorial caucus. The
universal expression is that. as Mr.
Hanna has been Endorsed by the To-
ledo convention and by the county con-
Nentions of the state, and was named
by the people i'm their primary capacity
at the polls, it is more respectful to
their constituents to accept their ac-
ton as conclusive, in accordance with
the presidents of two years ago than
TO supplement il by formal nominal
ton of their own No caucus will,
therefore, be called"
This announcement caused as much
stir as the result of the caucuses last
Saturday night, and more than the or
ganlzation OF the Legislature by the
combine yesterday. The opponents of
senator Hanna insisted that the Hanna
men We're afraid To show their hands
again. and the result of Il joint caucus
would be the same as a separate eau
Gus. At the Hanna headquarters the
announcement was received with APP
parent serenity.
Major Dick, Nash, GrosVenor. Brig
ham and all those close to the senator
approved of the action of the republic
can members of the Legislature in with
drawing the caucus call and simply
standing on the plank of the last state
platform. The Hanna men claim that
several republican members VINO voted
for Mason for speaker have to-day
pledged themselves to Hanna. and that
they do not want the combine" to
know of their action in the senatorial
contest until the balloting begins. one
week hence 1t is evident the Hanna
men will not compromise on Secretary
sherman. Assistant Secretary Day. or
any other one, and that they will not
show their strength or their weakness
until the balloting begins next week
There Will be daily and nightly confer
ences, but no more eaucuses on either
side, as the contest is so intense and so
close that neither side will show it's
hands. The Hanna men claim several
men from the combine" but these men
do not want to go into a caucus. and
Will stand the pressure for a week be-
fore the balotnS begins
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AGONY ENDED IN DEATH
Michael Shuttie's Injuries More
Than Man Can Endure.
HE'S TERRIBLY SCALDED
The Horrible Experience of an Employee
of the Alice Mil in Steaming
Vat of Hot Pulp-The In
quest To-Day.

Michael Shuttle died yesterday in the
IAlice hospital at Wall<erville from the
effects of injuries received while work
Sng in the Alice mill last Sunday. Shut
Tfe worked in the cooling room of the
mill, and at the time of the accident
WAS attending the cooling floor while
the pulp was being spread. In some
manner a stream or spray of water
struck the hot pulp, being instantly
changed into scalding steam. which en-
veloped the body OF Inc unfortunate
man, burning him frightfuliy about
the face and lower part of the body.
Shuttle was literally burned to death
before the water could be turned off.
but he did not lose consciousness until
assistance reached him. although the
flesh actually dropped away from both
his face and legs. and he suffered awful
agony.
DIR. McNevin was called and reached
the Alice hospital soon after Shuttle
was conveyed there in the ambulance.
BY that time the injured man was UNI
conscious, and remained so while his
injuries We're being dressed Later in
the evening he recovered his senses,
but the pain he suffered was so terrible
1T became necessary to quiet him by
administering opiates, and as there was
no hope for him he was kept under
their influence as much as was safe
until death relieved him of the agony
yesterday morning about o'clock. Cor
Dner Tremblay was notified and the re-
mains taken in charge by Undertaken
Richards Shuttle was an Austrian by
birth and was about Sc years old and
unmarried He had been in the EN-
ploy of the Alice company about six
months. The only relative he is known
TO have had in this section lives in
Deer Lodge county about 16 miles from
Anaconda. The brother was notified
and the remains are being held pend
ing his arrival. Coroner Tremblay de-
cided last evening to hold an inquest
this afternoon at o'clock.
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kL0NDYkE'S RIVAL.
Labrador Claims Distinction for Its Gold
Fields and lee Mountains.

Halifax, n. S. Jan. 4.--Representa-
tives of a Canadian and American COM
pany who visited Labrador for the pur-
pose of erecting sawmills report that the
country contains deposits of gold Of
great richness and is destined To be-
come great mining country. There
exists strong evidence that gold is to be
obtained in quantities equaled only by
the deposits of the klondyke. In fact,
IL is asserted that the deposits in Labra-
the k1ondyke. Preliminary arrange
ments for gold seeking expeditions.
which are to start by vessel in the
spring, have already been made
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FRANCE SAYS SHE'S 1T.
That Country Claims the Island Where
fioated Uncle SANS Flag.

Paris. Jan. 4.-The Liberte asserts
that Clipperton island. over which the
Mexican flag is reported to have been
hoisted by party of marines from the
gunboat Democratic. after the stars and
stripes had been hauled down, in the
face of protest of the Americans there.
really belongs to France. and adds.
Naturally the Americans have asked
for the protection of their ground but
ii is Frances duty to re-estahlish order
on that island adiudicate between the
Americans and Mexicans, and demon
strate our own rights, which have
never been contested"
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GALLOWAY IS ACQUITTED
The Charge of the Board of Phar-
macy Not Sustained.
A JURY SETTLES THE CASE
It's Stated in the Complaint That He
Sold Drugs Without First Having
Procured His Annual Registra-
ton Witnesses Testify.

The case of the state against James
=. Galloway, the druggist, charged
with practicing pharmacy in the state
without having been registered was
tried before jury in Justice Burns
court of South Butte yesterday and
resulted in the acquttal of the defend
ant. County Attorney Stapeton prose-
cuted the case and John II. Baldwin APP
peared for the defendant. The prosecu-
ton was instigated by the state board
of pharmacy, and Alfred Whitworth of
Deer Lodge, secretary of the board
testified that Galloway had never been
registered in the state either as q phar-
macist or an assistant pharmacist The
complaint against the defendant
charged him with failing and neglect
ing to procure his annual registration
while continuing in the pursuit and
occupation of a pharmacist in the state
of Montana
Among the states witnesses was one
Adam Becker, who testified that he
had on Oct. 22 purchased from the de-
PENDANT Il grains Of morphine in three
powders for Is cents. Jennie O'Donnell
testified that she had purchased some
Dovers powders and quinine from him.
and Frank Kuntz said he had bought,
ON prescription. somes qunine and a
small box of cocaine
At the close of the states case the
defense announced that ii mad no tes-
timony to offer, and Mr.. Baldwin ar
gued the case OH the alleged ineffi-
cheney of the states complaint The
case was submitted to the jury and it
returned a verdict of not guilty by
vote of to /. The charge against
Galloway was only a misdemeanor and
he could have been subjected only to
fine of 800 or less, even if he had been
convicted. An officer of the state
board of pharmacists made the state
ment after Galloway's acquittal that
the board would proceed against him
apain
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IS IN t.
Continued from Page one.)

jollification meetings of the combine"
We're cont inued.
The senate was in session but a short
time during the afternoon and no COM
mitteeS We're announced. The senators
We're still engaged with the represen-
tatives in the Hanna contest. Senator
Burke still continues to cooperate with
the democrats. The republicans say
that Foraker was elected senator two
years ago upon the Endorsement of the
state convention and without any eau
cuSeS and ii was proposed to elect SEN
ator Hanna on the Endorsement of the
rrnltln nA,nnIinn
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ONE PekSlONER WEAKENS.
The Proposition to Publish Names OF
Bounty Holders Is Working.

Washington. Jan. i.-Since the aEita-
ton concerning the publication Of the
list Of pensioners has commenced COM
missioner Evans has received several
letters from pensioners requesting
cancellation of their pensions. one
pensioner in Michigan enclosed his certi-
ticate and stated his desire 10 have the
same recalled, as he was not entitled
TO the governments bounty. He added
he would endeaNor To return all the
money drawn since 1895. when the pen
sion was granted.
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TO SUIT THE HOUSEHOLD.
Important Secret of Exerting Influence
Over Animals and Men.

London. Jan. Ascending To the
Vienna correspondent Of the Daily
Chronicle, Or. Schenck of the Vienna
Embryologieal institute, claims that
after 20 years of experimenting he has
discovered the secret of exerting an in
iiuence over animals and men 50 as to
fix the sex Of their offspring.
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PROMINENT ARTIST DEAD.
Mrs. Fassett. Whose Pointings Adorn the
Capitofs Walls, Suddenly Expires

} Washington, Jan. Airs. Adelina NJ.
Fassett. an artist of national promi-
hence. dropped dead on the street this
evening. Mrs. Fassetts speciality was
portraiture and her most noted work
was THE Electoral College, now
among the paintings hung in the CAPT.
tol. 1t represented the tribunal which
decided the Hayes-Tilden contest. Each
one of more than 100 faces i'm this dis
tinguished gathering was "A miniature
portrait. and il is considered the great
est curiosity of ant in the possession of
this government.
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opponents of Senator Hanna, and to-
night gave out of following as his lat
est proclamation on his position:
Columbus. o., Jan. 4.-To the Pub
us: IL is due to the public and my
| SELF that ! make statement of my
position In the senatorial matter. While
! IL is true that the convention which
| nominated me passed a resolution re-
questing me to support Senator Hanna,
and while / at various times during
the campaign and since declared my in
tention 10 follow that request, and even
promised dozen or more of my consti-
tuents in Mr.. Hanna's headquarters on
Monday of this week that l would do
so. l have, however, since learned the
particulars of the indignities heaped
upon my wife. Monday morning
reached the conviction that | would be
untrue to my manhood should | cast
my vote for man who uses or en-
ploys such methods, and shall resent
the indignities and insults heaped upon
myself and friends, and also a service
for my state and country by voting for
republican other than Mr.. Hanna for
United States senator. Notwithstand-
ing the threats that have been made to
me that l cannot return and live in
Union county if i do not vote for Mr..
Hanna, 1T is my hope and belief that
the good people who have honored me
with their chief Office and whom l love
and honor will uphold me in this de-
termination. that cannot under any cir
cumstances be changed.
j. f. GRIFFITH
When copy of the statement pur-
portin to come from Represen-
tative Griffith was shown to
Senator Hanna this evening
he said: Il do not believe Mr..
Griffith ever made this statement, be-
cause it is not true 1t is represented
to me that he is an honorable man. and
therefore | shall not believe without
some further evidence that he ever
made or authorized any such state
ment."
Notwithstanding that Senator Hanna
regards it as untrue that Representa-
tive Griffith has published this state
ment, yet it is known that the docu-
ment is in Griffith's handwriting
whether he prepared it himself or not.
The last letter Of Griffith's has caused
not only a sensation. but the most bit
ter feeling, and the worse of charges on
the part of the rival workers.
Congressman Grosvenor left for
Washington tonight. and the anti
Hanna men say he has gone there to
confer as to the legatee, which the OPP
position report is likely to be Secretary
Sherman.
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ALL $500 BILLS CALLED IN.
Counterfeit Notes in Circulation the Cause
of 1t.

Washington. Jan. 4-United States
Treasurer Roberts to-day sent the fol-
lowing telegram to all assistant treas
urers The discovery of dangerous
counterfeits compels the retirement of
all 800 silver certificates. Forward all
such notes to this office for destruction.
BE cautious in receiving denomination
and kind mentioned"
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nutterworlh at Deaths Door.

ThomaSville CD. Jan 4.-Hon. Ben
Huiierworth. commissioner OF patents. is
iSluE ~ the very doors of death tonight
il RtHey Neeas eils. His physicians give
no encouragement for his recovery.
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New York. Jan. I.-The N!gilanela.
which arrived today from Havana.
brought 100 bags. $4,000 pounds. OF sugar.
the first shipment from cuba i'm many
months
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On for Chinese Waters.

London. Jan. i.-The cruiser Arrogant
q heNoupprt has been ordered to prepare
tar S~v. II is supposed that she will nro-
eeed in Chinese waters
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Karl l. Commander.

Berlin, Jan. 4.-Captain RosendahI COM
mander Of the German warship Fried
rich Karl has been appointed CONNIE nder
Of the German forces ashore at lNiSu
Chau bay.
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Chicago Affects Ignorance.

Chicago Jan. A. q. Spalding Cap
tain Arson and James A. Hart. manager
of the Chicago baseball team. all said to-
night that they were in no manner con-
nected with the purchase of the St Louis
baseball club and knew nothing about it
In any way.
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BY HIS OWN CONCLUSIONS.
senor SepuIvada Takes the Prize of =
Novel Genius.

] x.g,ashingTon, Jan. 4.-The cause of ar
- In the settlement of claims be-
:. s-Ations has received a severe
H.. the award by the arbitrator in
, of Oberlander and Messenger.
pinned $50 900 and $25, 900 respect
Pr il-treatment by the Mexican
lies. The arbitrator was The Ar
minister at Madrid. Senior
ada, and his decision was in favor
sdexican government and against
nerican claimants. The discour-
feature of the decision Is that in
ing the decision, the arbitrator APP
Nrntly overlooked every point Of law
l3rding to the English standards and
s.clded the case with reference to his
4 JTympathies. IL is said that a more ex-
Extraordinary opinion than this from a
legal point Of view. was never seen al
So
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Albany \. Y. Jan. I-Thp republican
members IF Tile assembly held a caucus
tonight 7 members being present. and
unanimously reHominated Speaker GRADY