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Evening star., 1898-11-22

THE KENMORE. FORMERLY HIIIMAN ON N
Cap. st. has been thoroughly renovated and new
ly fur; latest imps.; bath; steam heat; elevator
service; beautiful rooms, com. or single. Under
management. Terms reasonable. W, W.
WAKEFIELD. Prop, North Takoma Hotel
no19-eOd1ms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-06

f9GBt, ettpu Ie6s5ig Sage in Qniprn4
nebmen m0gen. Die f9lieBli6e Inter
3ei4nung bes @ertruges mag it9 alp
Bis gum DECEMBER bin3ieben, u. odnn
pir0 Der GpngreB in SiBung iein.-
Der Sendt tann alsbann Die Rdttft=
5irung bes 9ertruss in @rpdgung 3tes
Zen, unb i'm 9auie peroen 3unddlt
MaBno6men getroffen perben miiiien,
nm bic guTl0iung Der @olontdre gu
ber6inbern, ba geieBliher Wsiie bic
2lusmuIterung Der 6reiIpiaigen nit
sSriebensf9luB eintreten muB, etne
gr0Bers 2ln3abI BON 5reipiligen aber
pobl nod Sabre lang auf Guba urO
9orto RicO benDtbigt perben ptrb.
Sie nG6eren @in5elnbeiten fir bic
8epsrtiteuiguug Der 8dumung Gu=
ba's iinb bereits 8egenItGnb Der 8ef
fpre9uug 5piI9en Stautsietretdr
0uD unb 8ptI tI9after Gau6on getpeisr.
@s Iiegt nt9t in Der 4bii9t Der bieil@
gen 4egierung, ben Nb5ug Der ipdnt@
I6en Sruppen aus Guba nit groBer
6aIt gu betrei6en, i'm 9egenthetl ptro
man es germ feben, baB Die Spanter,
o0er bod Elm She'll beriel6en, in Gubd
nod bis gum 8intsr per6Qeibt, I'm
bort 9pli3eibienfe gu perIeben, 10 baB
es ni6t n0tbig tpiro, Dor S6luB Der
3egen5eit gu bieiem 3ped ameritantz
i9e Sruppen bin3uienben. Ils @omz
psnIatipn fir bieie 0ienite Iouen ben
fpanif8en Sruppen gfutionen berabz
rei6t unb bic @intiinfte Der Snlel mOz
gen CUR 8eiplbung beriel6en perpenDet
perben. Wabrf4etnli4 ptrb oonn Elm
omerifaniI9er Gommifdr nu9 Saba
na abgeben, um nit 8enerdl 8lancD
gemeinI9aftIi9 bic erfor0erQi4sn DR.
rangements 81 treffen.
Den Spaniern tpirb, tpie beretts gez
melbet, Der 2lb5ug nit militGriI9en
@6ren geItattet, b. +. 1te tOnnen ibre
Waffen, fopie Munition fir Snfanz
terie unb 2(rtiQerie mitnebmen. Gs
mag fogur 5ugeItanben perben, baB lie
ale 9eI9iiBe, bic biitorii4en Wertb
6aben, ober berglei9en, ebenfulIs na4
Spanien 3uriidfii6ren biirfen.
Die Ser. Staten ppllen Ii9 ii6riz
gems perpflihtep, &guinaIbo BON petz
teren aggrsIiipen S9rttten gegen Die
Spanier 5uriid3ubalten, Bis busS4idz
idl Der Snieln bsfinittp entf9ieDen lit,
ielbIt penn bies nit 8affen9epuQt gu
gei6eben Bate,
Grneuerunq Der Gen ur.
Wufbingtor, n, Dc, 5. 2tuguIt.
- 9as Srie9soepartement bat, um
yDriiben" bas 8etannt!peroen Der gu
TtGn0e DOT Santiago pisllei9t nod berz
6inbern gu fDnnen, tpieoer cine f6arfe
GenIur ii6er uue nd6 duspGrtS gez
ri8teten preBmeloungen eingeFiibrt,
Np9 lit ni9t beittmmt, Of bieIe @enfur
Ii6 auf ale ouf ben &risg 6e3iigli6en
Ha6ri6ten erItrsden piro, bod i62int
man porLGufig nur bie2lbIi9t gu BADEN,
iene 8riefe DON S6after gu unteroriitz
fen. Seit Der ltebergabe pon Santiago
bate Die @enIur iiber 9rieg5melOunz
gen gang ouFgebOrt. Der 6raOe Sc
neral Sbafier aber ptrb, auf itritte
Srbre bss 8riegsIefretdrs, in 3utunft
erIt bic @rlaubniB in Wui6ington elm
6olen, e6e er tpt4tige Ru4ri9ten Der
SeffentIi6teit preisgeben bdrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-06
Ous 1. Regiment pon Sllinots.
Oos 1. Regiment pom 0iitritt 90

Ous 1. 9egiment pon Sllinois.
Oos l. Regiment pom OtitrItt 80
Ium6ia.
9as Il. g3egiment pon Repzgort.
0as 8. 8eginent bon 0&aiia3u>
fetts.
0us 8. &egiment bon SQtnois.
0as 33. &eQiment BON Wti9lgdrI.
Oas "a. 8egiment bon Wtt4igan.
Ollie oieIe Regimenter itno dnse@
DieIen porben, ii3 in 8erettl 4dft gu
baltsn, ii6ermorgen ODer 10 balo pie
mDgIi9 na6 Dieiem Sage an gOro gu
geben. SGnrmtli6e Sruppen peroen
5uerit bon einer Qer3te @ommtlllon
unterIu8t peroen, uro in ieOem Sale,
pelGer OerIelben perOG4ttg bortommt,
piro Der betrsffenoe Mdnn i'm 9oiPiz
tai 3uriid gelafen tperOen. 3elte uno
iiberfliiIFges @epGd perOen ni4t n04
ben Ser. Stuaten 3uriid genommen
tpetDen. gdpitGn Wtc&ittrid uno
Or. @opoFenpp BON Sen. Sbafter's
Stab fl16ren beute gfa6mtttdg Don
bier aus nit Dem 0ampfer Berlin"
nd6 g1epzSrledns db.
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GnbaniidJe glnipriIdJr.
gromiral GerDsrd puroe dngebll4
BON SnIurgegten gefangen genom>
,,,,,, ,,,,0 oe,,, OCo,,,;r,I E-ru1F1f m

2(omirll GerDsrd nuroe dngebll4
BON SnIurgegten gefdngen genom>
men uno Dem 2(onIiral Sumpion
segen cine Quittung ausgeIiefert.
8af6inqton, .. g., 5. Dug.
- Die Gu6aner Iin0 offenbdr ni4t
geneigt, bic gemadten Sniinuattonen,
5eiglinge iopObl, Die Rduber nno
Wl0roer 3u isin, ru6Ig bin5unebmen
uno Die Qeute perIpre6en oOtumentdz
riI6e 8etpeiie, Die Den Senerul Sbdfz
ter uno du4 Den 9(omirul Sumpipn
in teir bsioroer5 9ute8 2i4t itelen
tpiirOan. So bebdupten Die 2eute,
paB Ger O6erIt Ge6rero pou 9drcta's
2(rnse cine Guittung Oe5 NOmirdl5
SdmpIpn fir Die 2lu5lieferung Dss
2lomiraI5 Gerperu unO pieler 2eute
BON oeIIen GeI9puoer in SdnDen bdlt.
S6erit Gebrero. 10 be6uupten bieIiJe
Gubaner, bate GerDerd unD Dehen
2eute AM 8. SSuli uno nd6Oem Die
yM}ariu SbereIa" uufgefubren mar,
geFangen gsnommer ebe Die 2lmeritdz
ner IdnDen un1 Jle agslSferuFg Der
Spanier bartunqen tpnnttn. SeieH
bic Gubarer 10 bIutoiiritig geneien,
pie i6neu pDrqeporfen pirO, 10 iugen
Die bieIigen Gubaner, Dunn bGtten iie
nit Den Spaniern tur2en PrO5eB ge=
ma6f, Itatt osi7en uber iibergaben iie
i6re @efangenen rin gutem 3ritanOe"
an Die Qmeritdner uno er6ielten odz
fir cine 0uittung De5 2(omirdls
Sdmpipn %
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9lb mad Rnrbcn.

Spfortige Gini4iffung BON S6dfter's
2lrmee. - 9a5 programm fir
bic Iebertragung Der Sruppen. -
2lu9 BON Den ipanii4en @efangez
nen liegen 9unberte trant oarniez
Der.
Sonttago, 4. 2tuguit. - @enez
raj SoraG, Der IpantI6e 8efebls6aber,
bat ben 8enerul Sbdfter brieFIi4 be-
na8ri8tigt, baB iih bas Eager Der
gefangenen Spanier in iebr ungefunz
bem 3uTtanOe befinoet. Seiner @nz
gabe na9 liegen me6rere 9unoert
Spanier trant barnieber uno IS eretg=
nen ii9 i'm 0ur9f6nitt 3pDlf So0esz
fGue prp Sag untsr ibnen. Die Sransz
portI9iffe, nel6e bic Spanier bon
bier entfernen ioIIen, itnO nod ni4t
anqefommen. 9eneral Sbafter pirb
iofort S9ritte CUR 8erbeRerung oeS
Sanitdts3uitanDes Oes ipanTi4en &az
gers treffen.
8on benz Moment an, in tpel9em
6eute 8ormittag Sefretdr Alger's &az
belDepei9e etntraf, tpG4e ben unbers
aiigli6en Sran8port Der Qrmee na4
bem IorOen dnorbnet, berri6t in ben
Sduptquartieren cine auBerorbentli3
leb6afte S6Gtigfett. Die feds bier lie
qenben Sranspprtbampfer purben onz
gelpieien, ibren Cargo gu I0I4en unO
ii6 obne 3eitperIuit barauf Dor3ubez
reiten, bas erite Contingent Der beim
gu bef0r0ernben Stdp"en an 8Or0 gu
nebmen. 0as @intreffen pelterer
Sransportfabr5euge ipirb bier binnen
&ur8em erpartet. 9as @inl3iffen
pirb mprgen Beginner, unb man redz
net barauf baB bic 18 SranspOrtoams
pier I6neq unIere Sruppen mad Den
Ser. Staten 3uriid6ringen perben,
Inter Qnbsren ioGen ii6 aua bic
&reu3er nYale" unb n9arburb" auf
Der 5a6rt 6ier6er befinben. 9ieie
0umpfer f0nnen 10000 bis 5000
Mann 6ef0rbern.
@eneral Sbafter's 8efe6le 8etreff5
bes transports ieines Commands
ent6alten folgenoes PrOgramm: gu
erIt pirb bas 3. unb 6. reguldrs &d<
DalIeriezRegiment eingeI9ifft. bann
folgen bas l. rsguldre unb baS 1. SSreiz
pilligen>&opaGerie eSRegiment (Rau6e
8eiter). 0ieie 3egimenter iinb angsz
pieien porben, ii9 bereit gu balten,
iibermorgen on 8Oro gu ge6en. @orz
lGufig tperben bas 9. uno 10. 8apaIlez
rie=Regiment i'm Eager psr6leiben.
Rur bic Prtpatpferbe Der Sffi3tere
follen mitgenpmmen tperben. Die iibrtz
gen 9ferbe perben benz General @ooD
iiberge6en, pel6er einen Sffi8ier sur
ue6ernabme berIelben OeIigniren fpirb.
8eneral WppD bleibt dls U1ilttdr>
8oupernsur bier. SGmmtli9e 3elte
bleiben Itefen, unb getragene Grtra>
SleiOungsitiide, iopie 8ett3eug, tpeI6e
m0gltder @eife infi5irt ftnb, iOnen
oerni9tet perDen.
Damn tommt bic erits 8rigdOe BON
9enerul Qaipton's 9iDiIion unter 8ez
neral G6affee an Die 3ei6e. 2lQe
2eute, pel6e i'm Stanbe iinb, 81 reiz
ten, peroen auF 9onies gefeBt unO
d1f Dieie WeiIe ndn Der &iifte debrd6t
peroen. Die l1ebrigsn tperDen nit
telit Dagen bOrtbin transpOrtirt lpers
ben. glQe am gel6en 6ieber ober 3Sn>
feftions &rdntbeiten QeioenOen iolz
len bier 5uriid gelaifen peroen, uno
man miro iebe 8orii9ts WtuBregel
treffen, OaB Die Wtdnni4aften lider
uno geIuno i'm Noroen etntreffen.
6ierauF peroan Die 6reiDiLligen@
Regimerber fol9en unO 3pur in noh>
itebelper &eibenfolse:
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F}aF3}

Rubpap's sRtSObRsIisf pirfi F5tr unS
III 1uOsyldiig in f5oIgt ,ini= fiplir,no,u altiou.
D,lbs nd ouf Die RsrOsH uno pjtalsu Rrdfte ots
ROrptvs tritrsdt Gs irditigt Oi, ,inm, rect bic
i9IummuHO, gitalitdt O.r pbeffalii6,n 6truftur
5u srurt,r uHO srbobtsr Sbdtisisit an, unO seJs
m0ss oi,icr gsiuHoeH etimulatou uus Hb0bt,r
gition Miro orr uraht O,s 2 mtrJss b.ies
tqt uuo elm natirlitI 9uftan0 btp9sftnt. Dies r.
Der grun0, fDlrum &eabD 8elitf sur
SttlGuHo Der 3 dms-BtH tets gtbrau5t
lDirO uHO obu: Oas Rifte DSs iSLimmsE Ra6pirs
tung:u, fUt3: NIT 5ibEbsit pOH Otm @,brdu6s
pj,i,r iOgmauHt,r SsimitteI tDel6s beutIutass Iur
St1uHg Der S9mr3m e,brm6t D,rOsu, bsrra5s
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Qlmeritu 6efu6en.

Qonbon, 3. 2(uguIt. - Gs Derz
lautet, baB in 8erbinoung nit Der
anglozamerituniI6en 8ebsgung grpz
BE 2(nitrengungen gema4t tperben, ben
9rin8en BON Dules gu DeranlaiTen, i'm
beborIte6enOen CONNER GanaOd unO
ben Ser. Stouten einen 8eIu6 ab3u=
itatten. Die 8emiibungen fOlen 2lu5z
it4t auf GrfOlg buben.
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Sine Gut bel alien
Smn1mrr C Cn1ptpIatmta

Gin balbtr bis tiu glnj,r 8bst6if.l bon Rsabs
REisi in sintm baIb:n 6Iais Baisr pitotr6olt 10
off, ais Der Sur6fan uHbdlt uuO elm GiantGz
9app.H GstrdHft NIT RsaoD Rsliti. ouf bic Dlagsns
5,o;nO uaO Den Etib gtls1t, Jsuibrt iOfOrtiss Grs
lsibtcruHs uUs bsUtrtteQet tint baIDi0, Rur
9uu:rlib-,jU balbtr bis tiu eduj,r Ibtl0fisl III
eiHtm balbtn @llit g8aTtr bsietigt in UtnjgtnD(s
HutsH Rrdmprt S6UiuosllHiaas, lauren Ulagsu,
Rauftd, Grbrsbsu, SoO5r'HHtu, 9trDoitGt, S6ldfs
Oiigitit DtlgraHe, 9IdbungH uHO ale inHsrli5tR
GdbpuosH
Gs erirt tstn peilmitttl in Der gDtlt O1s i5tebtr
uno 0ed)itlis5,r uuo ale duO.rsH mldriidsn bis
liCitu uuo GH0trs Gltbr i'm 9treiH init Z a 0s
NAYS qilltH 10 raid, ME 8abpaB's
8euob 8tljtf btbcbt.
Qv'js % Gents prO Glai5s 5I babsn BEL ausn
@p0tbgttru.
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gReind WferceDeS" iOl( 9ez
BEN perpen.

8afbington, ,. g., 3. Dug.
- 0as 6lottenz9spartement bat bon
Der GOmmiIIion, bic nit lInteriuz
dung bes Drads Der ngeina Marcez
oes" betraut mar, Rapport erbaltsn,
oaB bas in Der 9afen 9uiTage BON
Santiago geiuntene S6iff nit 2(rz
penOung Der geeigneten Gquipirun8
nit 2ei4tigteit gebO6en psrOeH fam.
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Sc 1T ieBr Widtis, SaB jeOe Tas
mtlie einen SOrratb bon
MADWAY'S
O1 READY RELIEF

h'ts an SOno Bat Str gtbrau6 6ici,s 6tilmlt,
ttls miro fb tsts, Dsan Sis S6mari,n smpfus,H
ODER franz iiH0, ais icgtHsrt3 trUsjisu. Gs eEtrt
Ri4t5 in Der 28,lt, oas Sam,rg,u bsb,bt oO,r Otm
Gorti&rst'n Der 6ruufbsit 10 raid Giu5alt osbi.s
TT, ME Gied0p 3slisf.
GsJn ROpiD;b lob Wiggdns oOu pou Rsrp5ftdt
b,rribrtuOD 8lbHDsb, 4turalot, 86tumatismus,
eHitwsb, Shmtr3u i'm 8utsn, Der gsirbslidul:
Sosr Den 3iyta IN Der g,5trgtgenO, glsHriH,, Gin,
i5iUtluHg Der etl:Hts uuO u5erbaupt SGm,rjtH
itoer &rt bspuiittuigt bic 2Ippljtation BON RaO,
mans 8taOp @t.i;i iOfortiss Grl,i8tuuuq uuS
iuirD bel iur:qcitBt,m Gitbgdubs pdbrtnO siuiQr
5aas eLnt goatanaLas o.iLuna sriislt
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3u grobc @ibe 1T 3u ireenO elmer Sobresleit ID
ig. BOD mubt f3 oiss am @eiiten fHblbar in
elmer oebsi3teu Slide, ipeun Oos 3bermome:er Oraus
ben 100 GRAB I'M S6ottcu ,tiot
8Gbeu Sic ieulals beabtet ipis Die belize 9lusitr9s
mnno cnes &oblm=tauges in icoes 3immer D:s
@auies eiHOrinet? @obsn Sic ie Die oriidcnD belize
atmcipbdre tmpiunOeH, tpelbe ourb einen lanoeH
Sii6en= SdOruiteiu in alien 3immtrn bsrporqebradDt
DirO nel6s nit oemiebeH in 8erbinDuna te5eu!
9eriu6en Sic eiusn Gus=Ranee unO a6ten sic
nui ben uutcri6iso. Sas Gcuer lit gum gcbraub
bereit, fpcnu es aeipni1t uirO. Sie oiBe lit 0rOs
aeuuq, INN oomit 3u fOben, bod nidDi 10 abcrmaBi1
um iit in manq,nsbmcr gBeiie fiblbur Ju MAIDEN
- uuO pcuu uid)t mebr eebraudt, fam Oicielbs
iofort abgefent iucrOen. (21O,2)
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R a u d I 0 { 5 9 Yulbe E r.

GIeDeGun0, O., 3. 2luguit. -
%. 6. Srii6, 8. 8. 2lnosrIon unO 3.
Davenport BON Gier BADEN cine @eIsQz
i4aFt nit einem &apital BON $780,
0O0 gegriinOet, peIGs Iia nit bar
6a6ritutipn Don ruu4loism 9uloer
bsfuIen min. Die nsue 5irma 6at
bereits beDeuteHoe 2luftrdge BON Der
8unoesregterung, fpelfer Iia pD6entz
li3 10000 9funo 9ulDar liefsrn Ioq.
Die 6abrit niro ni6t melt pon 6ier
eingeri6tet DerDen.
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flares 9eetter nnn brranNrrs !:
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-01
REVISED LIST OF JUDGES
Those Who Will Count the Votes
Next Tuesday.
SOME CHANGES ARE MADE
Many OF Those Appointed at q Previous
Meeting Are Unable to Serve
Owing to Other Engagements.
The Names.

The county commissioners yesterday
revised the list of judges Of election
previously appointed. Some of the
tudges-in fact. quite a number-were
unable to serve owing to other engage
ments, removals from the district for
which they were appointed, political at
fliations and other causes. The commits
sioners put in a good hour or two re-
yisins thefii't. Tie list z noy:a' fol-
Precinct No. Il Anaconaa-John p.
Dolan, w. c. Converse. C.. 1. Emerson,
c. ]. Healy. John Templeman.
Precinct No. 2. Anaconda-Fred w.
Peckover. Robert Greig. Mike O'Mara
j. p. Dunn. John Martin.
Precinct No. 3. Anaconda-Charies
Houck, d.. c. Walker. c. w. Atwater,
ID. Cohen. ST.. III. Frank Collins.
Precinct No. 4. Anaconda-Wm. Nor
ley. John D.. Rom, James DUANE. ]. b.
Gnose. Harry Nugent.
Precinct No. 8. Anaconda-Harry
Hynes. Joseph Peters. r. S. Dulin.
Patrick Gogerty, H. G.. Coy.
Precinct No. 6. Anaconda-Joseph
Keppler, Marco Herbalich. John Lap
pan. Henry Steffen. II. r. Burg. e.
Precinct No. z, Anaconda. II. Har-
ris. r. Edwards. John Lawler, John
Matthews, ]. S. Wisner.
Precinct No. s. AnacondaoJohn Pal
mer. Patrick Dalton. Henry McManus,
II. Schwend. Ray Richards.
Precinct No. 9. Anaconda-James
Long, Ed. Gustafferson. Robert
Maggie. Dennis Leary. Joseph Dee.
Precinct No. 10. Carroll North-P.
Cuddihy. John Kleinhans, p. ]. Rior-
dan. Charles Flood. E. c. Burrows:
Precinct No. IL. Carroll South. J.
Grant Hnhn MfIlar James RnCkIQV-
John McSurley, Dennis Mccarthy.
Precinct No. IL, Stuart-C. o. Fuller,
H Watson. X. II. Mitchell.
Precinct No. 13, Lost Creek-C. l..
Emmons. Jacob S~taffenson. L. f.
Cousins.
j.. Hilbert. John Roach, w. s. Turner.
Precinct No. Is. Blue Eyed Nellie-C.
b. Jones, Claus Oldhaber, F. G. Brown.
Precinct Nc. 16. Mill Creek-David
Jones. J. o. Allen. Eli Twitchell.
Precinct No. IL. Warm Springs
James Goodwin, Benjamin Johnson. Z.
Girard.
Precinct No. Is, Race Track-M.
Strickland, w. T. Elliott. p. II. Mea-
CHER.
Precinct No. 10. Deer Lodge. South
Christ Schroeder. James Snow, Will
liam Williams, Myron Curn. Nath.
Newman.
Precinct No. 20. Deer Lodge. North
Samuel Scott, Frank Davey, Ed.
Scharnikow. John Bielenberg. Marvin
Trask.
Precinct No. 81. Pioneer-william
Brent. William Stiner. John Colburn.
Precinct Nc. 90, Garrison-Lloyd
Brown. Henry Knop. Nathan Smith.
Precinct No. %, Gold Creek-James
Cough. David Hogan. Daniel Dunni-
al
PrecIn4 No. "a. Avon-wiTliam
whitehill, L. 1. Blood. A. Echols.
Precinct No. IS. Washington Gulch-
Michael Kelley. John Hufty. Henry
Cloren.
Precinct No. rs. Blossburg-James
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Cosgrove. Michael Reagan. J. r. whit
mire.
Precinct No. 81. Elliston-John Clark.
Nell Douxherty, Erick Hill.
Precinct No. -. Lincoln-G. A. MIL
Ter. James Hansen. John Mcclure.
Precinct No. -. Ontario-John South
mayd. c. Martin. r. X. Jones.
Precinct No. 30. Bald ButteNCharies
Hnbe@. Robert Brown Alex Mann
Dick.
Donaldson. J. w. Carman. Owen
Precinct No. se. Blackfot city-John
r Quigiey. Chris. N~arveson. Howell
Davis.
Precinct No. So. sunsetlsamuel
Glenn. George Lowe. ,. n. Bales.
Precinct No. "a. Ovando-H- c. Nc
Nally. John Kelly. Henry J. Faust
Precinct No. IS. Helmville-A- Hoop
finer, Isaac Lynn. Michael Mccormick.
Precinct No. So, Woodworth-Z. d.
Spencer. Henry Bignell. John Fftzpat-
rick.
Precinct No. 81. zosel-Peter A. Mar
tin. Jerome Shea.
Precinct No. 80. Oearwater-steve
Topper, Benjamin Bryant. c. L. Girls
void.
Precinct No. 80. Coloma-A. A.
Guinan. D.. H. Morgan. Joseph Cole
man.
Precinct No. 40. cabIe-Ed. Parker.
Precinct No. II. Georgetown-w. d.
Glenn. J. H. standaIl. w. w. Good
man.
Precinct No. ~, Rochester-w. He'd
dleston. Peter RING. Charles f. Stew
ems.
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AN EASY THING.
Burglar Breaks Into Policeman Franl
O'Brien's House.

Burglar Breaks Into Policeman Frank
O'Brien's House.
The attempted burglary at Rev. w.
7. Busters residence on Sunday even
ing was not successful. but there was
another that was. That was the bur-
glary of Frank O'Brien's residence.
Frank Is the night chief of police. and OF
course the burglar knew, as does ev-
erybody else, that he keeps all h way
between half a million and a million
dollars in the house all the time. Be
sides the big inducement In the way of
money and rich jewelry. precious stones.
silverware n so forth. the burglar. no
matter I'm what city he operates. knows
that a policeman, his house or his room
Is always easy game. there never being
any danger Of capture.
When the burglary occurred Frank
was on his rounds and Mrs. O'Brien was
at church. so the burglar nae clear sail
ing. The intruder. however. was evil
IDENTIFY frightened away before he got
down to the treasure vaults proper. and
contented himself with taking a pair OF
diamond-set cum buttons.
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ANACONDA NEWS.
DEER LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
{f TICKET.

~ Representative in the Lesisla-
.ture
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
]. r. TOOLE.
+. ID. MATS.
]. NJ. MADDEN.
o. Y. WARREN,
CHARLES BOYLAN.
For Sheriff
JOHN coNLEY.
Fer County Treasurer
p. d. TWOHY.
For County Clerk and Recorder
~ n. MARTIN.
Far County Attorney
JOHN H. DUFFY.
For County Assessor
GEORGE 8. MILLER.
For County Superintendent Of Schools
MISS HELENA NJ. GLEESON.
For County Surveyor
w. z. PINEGAR.
For Coroner
A., HARDENBRooK.
For Public Administrator
JOHN Y. BATTERTON.
For Justices Of the Peace. Anaconda
Township
FRANK KENNEDY.
THOMAS c, BOLAND.
For Constables. Anaconda Township
DANIEL LYNCH.
80 VAL SHEBAT.
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Northern Pacific Tax Proposition Not
Accepted by the Commissioner.
The county commissioners were in
session yesterday. The principal bust.
ness on hand was the further consider
alton Of the proposition of the North
ern Pacific railroad company to COM
promise Its taxes on a 80 per cent. bas-
Is. The matter refers to delinquent tax
es which have accrued on Northern Pa
ciffc lands in this county for the years
1894 to 1897. inclusive. The details Of
the controversy were printed in full in
the Standard at the time Of the boards
last meeting, a couple Of weeks ago.
The board yesterday made the fol-
lowing order which finally disposes Of
the matter so far as the present prop
osition is concerned:
"A petition was received from the
Northern Pacific Railway company,
offering to compromise taxes due Deer
Lodge county for the years 1894 to 1897;
the same was taken under considera-
ton by the board and the proposition
not entertained"
The Northern Pacific, according to
the assessment, owes Deer Lodge coun-
ty in taxes about $4,000. which amount
includes the accrued penalties. = The
Northern Paciic's proposition 10 to pay
so per cent. of this, netting the coun
ty about 5000. The chief question in
controversy is h a the Northern Pacific
claims IL does not have to pay taxes
on its lands until they are classified.
The county claims that the taxes are
payable at any time. The matter was
brought into the courts from jefferson
coanty. II went from court Il our
and Is now pending in the supreme
court Of the United States.
- Besides the Northern Pacific tax
proposition. the commissioners revised
the list Of judges and clerks of election
and transacted some other and unim-
portant business.
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ON A NOTE.

Losee & Maxwell Sue Sadie j. Brown
for ee20.
Through their attorney. George B.
Winston, Losee & Maxwell yesterday
commenced suit against Sadie j. Brown
to recover on a. promissory note for
$226. The note is dated Aug. 20, 1897.
and was made payable in one year with
interest at 10 per cent. per mum. The
complaint alleges hat no part Of the
principal or interest hal been paid. and
Judgment il asked for 1926 as principal
and interest at the rate of 10 per cent.
ment was issued and served by the
sheriff's ONCE yesterday.
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did he epdeavor 10 make himself and
the convention believe that they had a
bona Tide agrcement with the republic
cans. when L. knew to the contrary,
How aid the popuhst central commit
tee manage 20 arrange with the repub-
licans to let them nav representation
on their ticket when the state conven-
ton positively refused to allow IL?
But suDDooorMr. Hogan was deceived
at the convention-he certainly mad
time and aid nnd out the trick the re-
pubrcans played on the populists, II in
deed. Il was the republicans who played
the trick. before he accepted the nom-
ination for congressman on their ticket.
What I would like TO know Is why
does Mr.. Hogan sanction such prac-
tees in politics by accepting a nomi-
nation upon h ticket of a party that
Is guilty Of using such deception? But
IL the peoples party COMMITTEES fooled
the convention, then I want TO know
why IL IL that they were compelled to
fool the representatives Of the peoples
party in order to have them support
the silver republican nominations. Or
was the majority Of the delegates to
the state convention of the peoples
party in on the deal 10 fool the work.
ing people throughout the state who
favor the peoples party platform?
Either way II Is quite evident that
Mr.. Hogan sanctions such practices in
politica.
Now what I would like to have Mr..
Hogan do Ii to assure me. and espe-
cially the laboring men of this state,
hat he IL firmly convinced h polit-
ical parties must of necessity be found
ed upon platforms containing princi-
pies never intended to be put into prac-
tice. but only put there to catch the
votes and fool the people.
And. II he can. ] want him to con-
vince me hat an expert in the decep-
ton business Is the man for Office and
the only worthy and true friend OF the
laboring class-thst the congress Of the
United States should be filled with that
class Of men. Respectfully.
II. II. MAYHEM.
Anaconda, Oct. 81.
Aa..a Gaal q n
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cortege left the family residence on
West sixth street at 2 O'Clock n pro-
ceeded to the Presbyterian church.
where extended services were
held. From the church the
sad procession proceeded to the
cemetery. where all that was
rest forever. No young man In Ana
conda was better known or more pop
ular than Aubrey Blair. and his untime-
ly death Is a matter OF h sincerest
regret.