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The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
The Sealing Business.

Il you arc going to Canada this win
ter. better not take your seaiskins
along, The new sealing law covers
good deal OF ground. The other day a
woman returning from Canada to her
home in Massachusetts was stripped Of
her sealshin cloak by customs officer
on the frontier. Under the law the pos
SCISSOR Of seal garments must prove that
the fur is from seals caught according
to the new regulations. In this case the
officer demanded a certificate showing
where the seal was caught The woman
had never heard of such thing. She
said she had worn the cloak five years
and had had ii repaired during that
time. The officer said he was not al
lowed discretionary power, The law re-
quired him 10 seize sealskn garments
not accompanied with certificates. and
he did. The woman would have had
10 travel from the Canadian frontier
to Worcester Mass. without any wrap
/ had not man loaned her his over
/ coat
The new law has its uses and it also
/ carries along with it some abuses. 1t
/ is provoking no end II criticism. 1t II
| charged that In effect it prohibits the
use of seal fur unless il has been pro-
cured by the North American CONNER
cial company, which, under the law, en-
/ joys monopoly Of the seal business.
The government gives the company the
exclusive privilege Of scaling at Tie
Pribyoff Islands. The only competition
i found was IN pelagic sealing. and for
] years ii has been the endeavar ef the
i government 10 put an end 10 pelaaic
sealing, to the end that this companys
] monopoly might be perfected. That
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
Where He Counts Most.

~ HEY are probably right who di-
rect attention TO the fact that
Mr.. Hanna's election Ii a matter
of greater account TO the trusts and the
syndicates and the monopolies than to
the goldbug cause. as distinct issue.
The single-standard advocates have al
ways been afraid to trust Mr. Hanna.
lie Is a goldbng fast enough, but H.
has too much policy about him to stand
up with the rest of them and be counted
on every roll cail-his influence has
made il possible for some Of the MEM
bers Of the senate 10 cling to the pre-
posterous claim that the president is
siIver's friend.
Mr. Hanna prepared a currency plank
for the 81. Louis convention. 1t was
evasive: the delegates grouped about
Mr.. Lodge had to fight hard before they
brought about, in committee. the adop-
ton Of the plank which declared for the
maintenance Of the "singie gold stand
ard" in so many words. Mr. Hanna =
liable to be almost anywhere, as far a.
the policy Of the administration Is con-
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

seems TO be the long and short of II.
The North American Commercial COM
pany is supposed to pay the government
yearly rental of 100000 besides roy
atty of s7.62 a skin and an internal reye-
nue. tax of 81 a skin. Since 1892 II
hasn't paid the government cent, al
though it owes 1t nearly a million dol
lars.
Ex- Secretary John w. Foster Is the
man who has engineered the companys
monopoly to success under cover OF APP
peaiing to the nations patriotism. Hes
a bird at that kind of thing.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

cerned with respect to the currency
question.
Not that he will ever be for free coin
age. But if Secretary Gage, for instance,
pushes his bankers gold plan-as ne
bids fair to do-to the point where the
republican politicians can't stand It, Mr..
Hannas influence VIII be felt, even IL
his hand is not seen, III a way that
would result In the retirement of Secre-
tary Gage from the cabinet. That's
likely to occur. II will occur If IL is as
eertained that MIR. Cages too honest in
depreciation of the st. Louis platform
threatens Mr.. Hanna's plans respecting
future elections.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
Next Tuesdays Election.

0NE week from this morning the
people OF Deer Lodge county Will
know the result of the election
which is to be held next Tuesday and
which will decide what is known IN
local circles as to the court house ques-
ton.
On its merits. this question is so easily
understood that no citizen of the county
need be in the dark respecting it. There
can hardly be doubt in the mind of
any taxpayer as TO the wisdom of raising
the money. by the sale of county bonds,
for the building Of court house. As
the Standard has already shown, the
quarters are occupied by the county
officers under a lease that will expire in
two years and four or five months. AS
the Standard has already shows, the.
difference between the rentals now paid
and the interest on the proposed bonds
is a sum SO insignificant that it cannot
be seriously considered by any voter
whose purpose is 70 treat the question
fairly.
The county has been prospered to a
degree that assures a valuation which
in any event. Will not be less than
aS.000, 900 this year. This means that the
extra levy, if the court house Is built,
will be about one-quarter of one mill
In other words. If persons property
is assessed at $1,000. he will. on the basis
Of the levy for 1897, pay $3.50 for taxes.
Adding the quarter mill, this viii be
increased to s27,75. or it will cost him
just twenty-five cents more for the
bonds per year. The added charge for
the proposed court house bonds will he,
for the man who pays taxes on $4,000,
exactly s1.25 a year.
Surely no man who owns property in
the county can find it in his unbiased
judgment to oppose an assessment so
trifiinE when the object in view is one
that helps to make permanent all
values within the county. And especi-
ally the man who lives in anaconda
must see that he stands in his own
light if he opposes a public improve
ment such as the court house insures.
Every election is supposed to have two
sides. and this court house election will
probably be no exception. The trouble
has been, at former special elections, i'll
the failure of those who ought to take
an active interest TO present themselves
at the polls. If the bonds are to be
voted. the total vote should be SO large
as to give them good standing when
they are offered for sale--a vote that
shall make 1t apparent that the people
took an active interest in favor of
them.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

The German missionary reported in
this mornings dispatches as having
been robbed and wounded in China.
having escaped with his life. Germany
will doubtless be quite moderate in her
demands this time. Almost any old port
s.sfI1
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Republican congressman who viii do
nothing to check the Cuban slaughter
will find IL too late next fall to check
the slaughtering propens.ties Of their
constituents.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Mr.. Griffith of Ohio might take a run
down to Annapolis and open a business
college for republican senatorial candl-
dates and legislative boilers who want
10 do business but don't know just how
to go about IT,
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

In the matter of those Cuban human
ity claims, as the republican represen-
tatives in congress are not doing any
representation work they must expect
considerable jumping on the part of the
democrats
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Whatever may be the merits or de-
merits of Mana NJ. Zoias contribu-
tions TO the Dreyfuslan literature OF the
period may be read by women and chill
dren of Israel without oifenEe.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Meanwhile the butchery of the cubans
goes right on, and the republican MEM
bers seem anxious that the American
house Of representatives shall loom UP
in history as Span.s first assistant
ula At q hnnsa
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Since the publication of the fact that
God reigns and the republican party
still lives, Kaiser Wilhelm has been
thinking Of bringing suit against Mr..
Hanna for infringing upon his divine
copyrights.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Doubtless Judge MeComas of Mary
land would give something 10 duplicate
Mr. Hanna's success in dejudaizing
Judases but the capacity of his barrel
may be too limited to permit his char
table impulses to go far enough.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Mrs. Nat Goodwin insists on a divorce
from the comedian, whose professional
instincts. ii seems are SO strong that he
turned even married life into farce.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

While he will accept with thanks the
degree of LII. d. from Knox college, Mr..
Nansen still prefers to have {. 5. ID.
conferred upon him.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

For the Pusillanimity stakes. the adj
ministrations two entries, its Cuban
policy and its financial policy, are easily
distancing the field.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

known American politician. has reeov-
cred his voice. which he lost In the sum-
mer Of 1896 together with his prestige
and other VaIuahles
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

In continuing to harp on Captain
Dreyfus, NJ Zola does not wish the pub
lie TO understand that mis- programme is
limited to the ieMs-harp.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

European statesmen would better be
careful how they make capital out of
the ti-Sheenitic demonstrations or the
Rothsehilds will take a hand n the
game and increase the interest.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

England politely intimates TO the
other powers that If she can't sail into
Kiao Chau and ether Chinese bays in
one way. she will try another.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Mr. McComas may be playing his
cards in strict accordance with Hoyleian
principles but his hand is so shy Of the
necessary concomitants that ii Is hardly
entitled to the rank of bob-tatled
flush
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

New York Office-4s Tribune Building.
Chicago Office-A69 The Rookefy.
The s. c. BeekNith Special Agency
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising
Washington Burean-l45 u street
N w
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

God reigns and the republican party
stIl offers Him large expanse of neck,
which He VIII presently visit With Ills
wrath and few select thunderbolts.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Consul General Lee is carefully dis
tributing Mantana's IS contribution where
1t will do the most good. Whatever
other tears are shed for Cuba there is
no crying over spilled condensed milk.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

As another evidence of Mckinley &
Hanna prosperity. Ii Il understood that
the Ohio cutlery factories are taxed to
their utmost capacity To supply the in
creasiug demand.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
Giit Elrn Advertising

The Manager-But why do You insist on
my getting YOU an invitation to that
swell ball?
The Ambitious Actress-M Mercy, Can't
you see2 I'm dying 10 be snubbed.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Senator Wolcott has succeeded in
convincing everybody but himself that
the scheme of international bmetallism
doesn't bimetallize.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

In hunting all over the house for the
key to the Maryland deadlock the re-
publicans should not neglect TO look
into the sugar barrel,
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Our English citizens will please be so
kind as not to change the name of this
city to Hannaconda.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

carinne is said TO have lost $4,000 and
some flesh IN An American Beauty
cofinnes conception II herself and the
opinion entertained u her by the public
have suffered n violent aud expensive
clash
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

All general business letters and corre-
spondencs should be addressed to the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda, Mont.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Daily and Sunday. one year........ $40. 90
Daily and Sunday six months ...... 5.oV
Daily and sunday. three mouths $50
Daily and SUNDAY. one month";. 100
SUNDAY. one vear ...... 100
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

De Almond of Missouri and Lewis Of
Washington are showing UP az the best
tackiers in the game.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

The Standard has branch Offices at
Butte Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap-
plfcafiou.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Emile Zola appears to be voice cry
ing in wilderness Of acute lunatics.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

While 50 far its pretty tame affair.
before she gets through with Il AaEapo-
lis Md. may have Columbus O., of
a time
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

During the strike the New England
cotton operatives won't operate on vel
vet either.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
$1,000 REV ARD.

VIII be paid for the arrest and conylc-
tien of any person caught stealing the
Standard from subscribers.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Main Office-Standard Building, Ana
conda. Telephone No. i.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Anaconda Standard guarantees Its
advertisers bona fide paid circulation,
Daily and Sunday, three times greater
than that of any other newspaper pub
lishsd i'm the state of Montana. Adyertis-
ing contracts will be made subject to
this guarantee
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Wc infer from the NeW York papers
that David u ILL., a. one uma a WE'LL
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Postage free for the United States, Can
ada and Mexico. Elsewhere
postage added.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

Subscription Rates Payable in Advance.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

An Said the salmon. shaeeerinsiN. O.
he slipped back into the r,tsE fe4AS
foaI 5,tnrauny indianapolis Journal
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19
Current Hunor.

old Nurse-Well how do You like your
new little sister?
Berue-Oh. nursie ask mamma not to
name it a girl-name IL a boy 50 | can
have Il kid TO play with.-Truth.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-19

The minister with his little son Charles,
was calling Oh old parishioner, who
poured her troubles into his sympathiz ng
ear. ending with the remark, I've had
my nose held to the grindstone for thirty
years.
Charlie who had been looking intently
at the old lady, instantly remarked.
well Ii hasn't worn the mole on the end
of 1t off yet '-Harper's Bazaar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-26
Sas 0rnicrorbs.
Sa6res 8eri6t oes Generals @ilIon.
- 9ldne fir ben S4uB unierer
t6ijIte

Sabres 8eri6t oes Generals 8ilIon.
- PIGne fir ben S4uB unisrer
9iiite.
8aibington, .. g., 25. Ott.
Brigade General WilIpn, G6ef oe5
9enie Corps Der 8unoes 9(rmes,
pat benz 8riegs SsfretGr ietnen Sab
reg 8eri6t unter6reitet. Gr leQt in
benz 9eri6t ousfii6rli8 bar, mas feline
I6t6eilung pGhreno oes oSd6res fir
Die &uitenbert6eioigung tn's @erf gez
IeBt bat, qldne fir oauernoe 2(nlaz
gen gum 8iiIteni9uB an folgenOen
PlGBen Duroen ausgearbsttet unb pon
benz &riegs : SefretGr gutge6eiBen:
9ort ROpal, 9. g.; Ct. SSo6ns 8iper,
6la.; Sampa, 6la., unb Sabine QaB,
Ger. Seit 2nna6me be5 dQgemetren
Planes fir 8iiiten @ert6eiDigung i'm
Sabre 1886 Tino Biz iebt 8sfeitigungsz
perte fir 80 8lGbe porgeI3ldgen uno
gene6migt moroen. WG6reno beg
8rieges puroen tempOrdre StrunOz
9atterien fir bic folgenben 9ldBe an
georbnet: Bar 9arbOr, Me,; Stoz
ningtun, Conn; Bridgeport, Conn.,;
3ep 5apen., Conn; Port gDDal, 9.
g.; @eOrgetolpn, g. g.; 8runspif,
8a.; 0arun, @a.; Miinbung bes Ct.
SSobn's Ribsr, 6la.; Ct. Quguitine,
6lu.; N}iami, 5la.; Campo, Gla.;
uno Sabine PaB, Ser. Die uIten 5e<
ftunas 9lnlageH in Sort &nOG, Sort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-26
9Corg BrC6m' S
SrQuerei,
Sas ncIhe 1Silhrr.
g Ia + " b { u u c.
Das Bier Dtrs jsst in Der SInuert sTt 1GiAIB
RsaestH Ere Sefce"ussR eztaeaen aeusmmez.
6elsuheH Nxs $50

Burlington. .. g., 25. Stt.
- Die i6neae 9(bnabme bss geIben
5iebers i'm @Uben ge6t aus ben giinz
ftigen geri6ten. neI6e nunmebr bier
eintreffen, berbor. Oas taIte @etter
tbut ale erparteten Oienite. Die of
fi5iellen &reife baltsn inbeTen INNER
nod ale 9orii4tsmaBregeln aufredt.
90 ertldrt Der fungirenbe @eneralar3t
8aiIbo9e:
gQnIGBli6 Der naben 9erbinbungeH
3pii6en @uba unb ben Ser. Stuaten
bat Der S6atamtsTefretdr Die Qnoroz
nung getroffen, DaB Die Rsgulationen
binIi9tlt9 Der QuaruntGnez ezStatiOnen
in itrem 9an8sn prObi6itipen llmfans
oe big gum Is. g2ppember in &raft
blei6en IolIsn. Die gotbpenoigtett
bieies S6rittes lit einleu6tenb, oa Die
SransportI6iffe INNER nod Sruppsn
apii6en Cuba unb unIeren beimiI4en
SGfen bef0rbern unb pabura Die Wl0gz
lidfsit eirer @erI8leppung Oes Sic
bers oeqeben 1T. U1itts nG4iten 0toz
ndts inDefen pirb Das gelbe 5Ieber
uuf Cuba peri9punben iein. 46er
ou6 oann nod pir0 DE Snipettton
oIer S6iffe auf alien QuarantGnez
Stationen, penn uu9 nur dls 8orz
li9tsmabregel, fortgsTeBt perben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-26
5lottenhcmunfratiun bOr 9auunu?

8eI6perber unIerer &Gumungs@
@pmmifGre u6er S9pierigteiten,
pelfe i6nen in ben 8eg gelegt
merDen. - 8lattern Gpioenlie in
@i6aru unO 9Olgutn.
@uf9tngton, ,. G., 25. Oft.
= 2lus BEN 8erihten Der 9Gumungs@
GOmmiiIGre fir Gubu gebt INNER fla
rer h:rpor, buB Die GOmmiiiiOn nit
beoeutenDen S4pteriqtsiten 81 tGmz
pfsn bat. N}un lit bier in amtli4en
8reiIen bemii6t, oieIel6en ais m0gli4t
DeienlOS har3uIteQen, glei45ettt8 err
giebt ii6 dber aug gepiIien 8efebIen,
pelGs pom 55lottenIetretGr erIufen
Dorpen Iino, OaB man Den W&eloun9en
Der Gommiiiion bod Elm ungepDbnllz
6es8epid3t beilegt. Setretdr Bong bat
angeOrOnet, DAB mebrere 8riegsidtfte
in StanD geieBt tperOen iollen, nm in
Der tiir5eiten 5yriIt nU6 Sapdna db3uz
ge6en. @elfe S6iffe fir Oieie ST.
petition auserieAen iin0, perlautst
nod ni6t, bod pirO dngeoeutet, bdB
me6rere Der na9 9GilaOelpbia gum
5rieoensfeit &enOs3DOuS beittmmten
glei3 na4 8eeroigung Der Geremonle
in See IteGen iplen nit 9aOdna ulS
8eitimmung5ort.
Depn Dieie 4nor0nung irgeno elne
8eOeutung fat, 10 lit OieIeIbe, oaB in
9apana eine 3SIottenoemOnitratton be-
Q6ii6tigt lit, UNI bic ipaniFfen @omz
mifGre ben ForOerungsn i6rer umeriz
taniiGen GoGegen gefiigiger gu maz
den. QeBtere baben Ieit 8o&en that
iG6li9 6Ulflos bagsiefen. Die Spa=
nier 6a6en 9ei6iiBe, Ionitige @affen,
NturitiOn etc. fOrtgei4dfft, reip. per@
fault, troB De5 Don ameritdnrf4er
Seite eingslegten 9roteItes. llniere
@omniIIGre BADEN proteItirt un6 pro-
teitirt, muBten aber bic 9Gnoe in Den
'S6ooB legen uno untbGtig 5ui6ulen,
ou Iie i6ren 6Oroerun9en tetnen y%a4s
0rud gu geben permo6ten. 9a5 ioa
ieBt dn0er8 neroen.
6ubdnu, 25. Sttober. - @apt.
iForuter pon Der ameritaniI6sn RGu@
mungs @ommiiiion, Der lett 5agen
6ereit5 an elmer ihperen 8eroauungsz
it6runQ lit, bate beute bo6graOtgeS
;Fieber, ais er dufDafte. 2lngeblt6,
neil 0as .Srphd 6otel" 3u QerGufdl>
poa lit, Sat Or. 2aine i'm in einsm
6eIorDeren 6auIe i'm 8eOdoozStdotz
tell ifolirt. g2iemun0 piro gu bem
8rarten 5u9elaifsn.
Capt. 6art bat Der iponii4en Gomz
million cine g}pte 3ugeItellt, in pel4er
Der 9roteIt Der umeritanii6en Gomz
mifdre gegen @ertouf oOer 5orti4afz
fung BON nSSSmmobilien" ieitens Der
Spanier nieoer6olt miro. Die ipantz
f6en RGumunQs : GommifGre lieBen
i6ren umerifaniiGen Golegen beute
cine g2ote ii6errei6en. in pel1er Die
2(nqu6e ent9dlten lit, baB Don gtuepiz
tus uno 8i6ura 1000 Utann Sruppsn
pon Der 6ol9uin 9ioiIiDn na4 Spaz
MEN eirgei6ifft poroen iino.
Q(us @i6dru uno 6olguin tommen
Ra6ri6ten BON elmer entieBlt6en
8lattern Gpioemie. 2eibsn perben
oft 50 Stunpen lang uHbserbigt ge<
laiIsn, neil 91iemunO perfiigbur lit,
um Elm Gru6 gu qraben. 8isle Opfer
Der @pioenpie purban in ben 90fen
t6rer eigenen 6Guier beItdttet. Der
qar3en 8egeno fat ii8 Elm piloer 8as
- Lo.,,1A+;r+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-26
Baltimore, WO., NitDO4, Oen 26 Oftober 1S9

Pspp61m, Sort 3rumbuu, Sort Monz
roe, Sort Maran, SORT 9ulasti, Sort
@Iin4, Sort Morgrn, Sort SddIon u.
Sort in Der San 6rau3i5co Bal.
Sir Die projeftirten 8iiItenDert9si@
oi9ungs Qtnlagen tit folgenOs Sc
f4iiBarmirung in 2tu5Ii4t genommen:
500 i9pere SeI9iBe BON 8, 10, II u.
Is 3Ou 8ali6er, etrpa 700 S4nea@
feuer 9eI6IBe unO gegen 1000 Wt0rz
Ier. Die 8eIummt Soften petoen
ouf $55,OOO,O0O beroni4ldgt. 8is
ieBt bat Die 8unoe5 Regierung fir Die
mOoerne &IItenpert6eioigung GuSgd=
ben i'm 8eIammt6etra9e BON $19, ,11O,z
333 6epiLIigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-26
General g0nOO's GmpfrbIuug guts
grBriBcn.
NufI6u6 Der Rdumung Gu6a'S Bis
gum I. 9Sanuar DefinitiO beidloi>
fen. - 8sieBung ppn 8ibara.

p
len. - 8sieBung bpn 9tbura.
0ui6tnqton, .. g., 25. Ott.
- Sn elmer Der Regierung 3ugsgdngez
nen 9spei6e oeS Generals 8ooO aus
5apanu piro befiirportet, DaB Der
3eitpuntt fir Die ipaniIfR Rdumung
Oom /. 9s3ember auf Den l. Sanuar
psrI6oben neroen io[te. IS iei cine
p6DiiI6e ltnm0gli6feit, puB Die auf
Der SSnIel 6sfinolifen 124,O00 W2unn
ipanii6erSruppen DOR rem l. 2anuar
Die SSnIel berlaiIen tDrrten, uno De5z
bal6 mii1e Die 6inauSiAie6ung bes
Grbermin5 gsrs6tfertigt erI6sinen.
9fa9 IGngerer 8eIprs4ung Der 6rags
fam bds 8ubinet gu Dem Gnti6luB,
bic @mpfe6lung @enerdl NooO's gut
3u6aiBen. Der 8ensral DurOe bdoon
Iofort telegrap6;i3 in &enntntB gez
ieBt.
SSyn3piI8en perben bic Ser. Stau=
tenzSruppen nd4 uno na6 bon ben
ieitens Der Spanier gerdumten 0iz
itritten 8eiiB ergreffen; 9uOdna piro
pabri6sinIiG 3uleBt an bic Reibe
tommen. Zen Spaniern ptr0 ni4t
erluubt nerDen, Die 2(u5riiItung Der
Sorts unD 2triendle in uno um 9q>
0anu rad Spunien mtt3unebmen.
g2ur Die urmtttel6are MusruIturg Der
Srubber Wdffen u. (. n.. lit fretQez
ge6en DOroen.
1SOlgenbe DspeIfe 1T bsute i'm
&riegspepartement eingetroffen:
ySuntiugo Be Cuba, "a. Ofto6er.-
0epeTGe, psI4s 8sIeBung Don 6olz
guin dncrbnst. er6ulten. Sruppen
ioIen beute a69eGen, um 9ibara, mel
6es nod unb,ieBt lit, gu ottupiren. @S
iit Elm piChtiger 3plIpluB uno Der See
pIaB BON 6olguin. 9on 8tbard aus
fann Solguin in bsmielbsn W9oment,
oa bic Spunier Gb3ieben, beIeBt tpsrz
ben. Dpoo. commanDirenoer Diff
3ier."
@eneralmaior 8roots melOet in Ell
ner 9epeIde an Dds Grlegsoepdrtez
ment aus 9once, 23. Sttober, OuB
8snerul Orteqa uno Der leBte ipdnt=
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trat, puros am 28. SEuni b. S. orgaRis
Iirt unb beitano aus folqenOen 9erren:
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-18

Rev; and Mrs. A. E. DriscoIl has returned
to- Winnipeg.
Mrs. Charles Barstow and son Douglass
Of Grove street, have returned from Lake
Minnetonka.
George w. Freeman and family have re-
turned from their summer home at White
Bear lake.
Miss Laura Brainerd, of Blooming Prairie
visited East st. Paul friends during the
week.
Miss Helen Hanke, of New Painsville. is
visiting Miss Bessie Bischatsch, of Burr
street.
Miss Giese, of Case street, has returned
from an extended visit to Duluth and Ash
land
Miss Edna and Arthur Tuvey and Miss
Jennie Paulson have returned from Duluth.
Mrs. P. Mortimer had as a guest during
the week with Mrs. Garden. of Duluth
Miss Nina Hamilton is entertaining Miss
Ida Nichols, of Two Harbors, Mimi
Miss Stella Knudson, of Sims street. has
gone to Deer Park for the winter
Mrs. A. P. Mofltte. of Otsego street has
returned from Indianapolis
Miss Celia Ray, of Wayzata is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. S. c.. Ray.
Miss Grant, of Lafayette avenue. has re-
turned from Tracy, MINI.
Mrs. Dowd has been entertaining Miss Aim
Stinson, of Saltwater.
Miss Laura Rischatsch, of Burr street. is
In Dubuque, 10.
Miss E. V. Jones has returned from Ash
land Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Owens have gone to
Menomnee.
Mrs. G. W. Thompson has returned from
st. Louis