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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-02
The Winslow Will Sail South.

NORFOLK, Va, March 1.-The torpedo
boat Winslow came out of the drydock at
the navy-yard to-day and will sail to-
KeSt.
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will salute the Governor-General,a d-
miral and Captain of the Port, and
MORO Castle will answer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-02

To Cure q Gold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If It fails to cure
25c. The genuin" has L. B. Q. on each tablet
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

single man. He had been lodging at the
place he died for three years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-02

Pioneer Woman Gone.
SAN JOSE, March Mrs. Pauline
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-21
IN THE HOUSE,
The sundry Civil Appropriation Biii VIII
Use Up the Week.

Washington, Feb. a0.--Unless the Cuban
question or some phase of the Maine dis
rster should come before the house this
week the time, with the exception of to-
morrow. which. under an arrangement
made last week. will be given up to the
consideration of private bills, will be de-
voted nomnally, at least. To the sundry
civil appropriation bill This bin will be
reported To the house tomorrow. II Is
Il very yoluminous measure. containing
ali the odds and ends Of appropriations,
as its name indicates, and Is usually pro-
duetive Of more protracted contests than
amy of the other appropriation bills.
III is understood that the information
regarding the situation in Cuba asked
for last week by the house has been pre-
pared by the state department and Is
ready for transmission. Some of the con-
suiar reports bearing ON the situation
have been edited in some places. but it
is said the situation. presented. prob
ably will call for some action before the
information goes 10 the house this week.
An effort may be made 10 get 1t in some
manner. For this reason and IN view OF
tie condition of public sentiment. pend
Ing the result OF the special inNesttga-
zion into the cause Of the disaster tn the
Maine il Is considered probable that the
answer OF the state department Will be
withheld for several days. I'm the face
81 the catastrophe which has occurred,
the members or the mouse VINO nave
usually pushed to the fore on the coca
4fan of any sensational development.
either IN foreign domestic affairs We're
hminausly present last week. The eN-
IRENE gravity of the situation and The
far-reaching consequences af hastN or Ill
considered action tended 10 dfsarm them,
hut II any time during The considefa-
I lion Of the appropriation bill where the
/ widest latitude in debate is allowed. "A
/ stirring debate involving The recent stn-
rational events in connection with the
explosion of the Maine. the recall of The
Spanish minister and the latest develop
I rnents in Cuba may be precin!tated. Bui
/ those in authority. by keeping The All
preparation bill III the right Of way, can
i easily prevent actual action hy the nous,
! il they so desire, and the prevailing opiu,
i ion Of the conservative leaders on hotf
/ sides il that both action and agitation
| are out OF place until all the facts epar
which calm Judgment can be pretieatet
/ are known.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-21
ROCHEFORT GOES TO JAIL
FIVE DAYS IMPRISONMENT FOR
LIBELING REINACH
The People Give Him an Ovation as He
Reaches the Saint Pelagic
Prison.

Paris. Feb. 20.-More than 1000 pro-
pie assembled in front of the Saint
Pelagic prison, Well known as a prison
for offending Journalists to greet Henri
Rochefort, editor of the Intransigeant,
on his entering to serve a sentence OF
five days Imprisonment for libeling
Joseph Reinach, conservative deputy
for the distrinct of Dgne, and editor OF
the Republique Franchise, by charging
him with intending to prove the inno-
cence of Alfred Dreyfus by the use of
forged documents.
AT first there were no signs Of force
to preserve order, but as the crowd in
creased a company of republican
guards, headed by buglers and de-
tachment of police and two squadrons
of cuirassiers were drawn up on each
side of the square in front of the prls-
on. The troops were received with
cries of 'vive farmief'
1t was o'clock before NJ Rochefort
arrived. The crowd fiocked around his
carriage shouting, "vive Rochefort'
and "vive la commune" the police be-
ing powerless to restrain them. M
Rochefort alighted, waving his hand
kerchief and escorted by the people,
walked to the prison gates with about
so of his friends, including Ernest
Roche. one of the deputies for Paris
and the editor of the lie Jour.
The warders, with the governor of the
prison at their side, were waiting cal
in hand and respectfully received the
prisoner. The crowd meanwhile dis
persed, singing the Carmagnole ano
shouting "vive Rochefort" and 'viye la
commune and completely blocking
traffic on the Rue Mononge. So far
though there was much excitement, tht
crowd was good humored
Suddenly a new gathering of 5000
headed by NJ. Millevoye, Thiebaud ane
Regis, marched toward the Pantheon
yelling down with Zola" and "deatf
to the Jews" The police formed
across the street and stopped the pro
gress of the demonstration.
NJ Thiebaud and Milleyoye began
/ haranguing the crowd from the step
despite the efforts of the police Ia dis
! lodge them. They advised the crow,
/ to dispense in orderly fashion. but t
| keep on shouting Loyalty and reserve il
| strength for another occasion. NJ. THE
baud eulogized NJ. Rochefort as tn
1 man who will toll the knell of tn
1 Jews,
Finally the mob dispersed ami
shouts Of "Conspeuz lola" and simila
! cries.
NJ Milleyoye and Thiebaud went t
| the police station to demand the libei
alton of a dozen people, including tn
| actor of the Petit Paris. arrested in tn
1 coursa of the demonstration.
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THE DREYFUS MYSTERY.
An Alleged Explanation Published by the
London Telegraph.

London. Feb. 20-The Daily Telegraph
publishes an alleged explanation OF the
Dreyfus mystery. According TO this ex-
PLANTATION secret compact between Rus
STA and Germany existed before the
Franco Russian alliance was arranged.
Under it's terms Russia undertook to sup
ply Germany with all the information OBJ
tainable by spies or otherwise regarding
French military affairs, Germany supply
ing Russia in return with information
concerning another power presumably
Austro- Hungary. Dreyfus discovered and
traded upon this compact. Whether the
borderau was written by him or not It
was merely the ostensible basis of the
indictment against him. The real secret
document referred To is "A compact the
revelation of which would have imperiled
the Russian alliance.
The same motives Of secrecy. says The
Daily relegraph's informant will compel
the different governments To deny the
truth of This explanation, which is never
theless correct.
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SAILORS DEMAND VENGEANCE.
Smarting Under the Delay In Furnishing
spanish Outrage.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb 20.-A special
TO the Times Union and Citizen from
Key West says: Sailors of the battle
shin Maine suffering from wounds in
the Key West hospital, are smartlng
over the delay of the government IN
furnishing what they term a Spanish
outrage In their minds there Is no
doubt as 10 the cause of the explosion,
and they explain the delay in taking
summary action by saying that the
president is morally certain that there
was no accident, and, wishing 10 ae-
ceiVe the Spaniards with feeline OF
security in using the short time to
make the necessary preparations TO en-
force his ultimatum. If no acton ~
taken they say that not man among
them will again pace the deck OF an
American man-ofwar, but II business
il meant it Will take strong force TO
keep them from hurrying TO the 'front.'
wounded though they are. to take
hand in what they look upon as a per
sonal vengeance.
I'VE were warned not to go to Hav-
ana" one said to-day, being told that
danger awaited US there. When we get
there we were again told, and 1t was
current rnmor that the harbor bottom
was honeycombed with mines. We FIRST
chose our anchorage and rested thefe
for several hours, but the harbnr mas
ter compelled us to weigh anchor anu
proceed to spot marked by " bhps.
We were reyiled on the streets of HaF-
ana sneered at until our blood boiled,
and found out. for our own safety, that
Ii was necessary for us TO make our
visits to the city in force. No man
dared To go alone. There was no know
ing what would happen to him.
THE explosion itself Is the best evil
dence that it was a mine or torpedo.
There were Two sharp and distinct re-
ports. The first was like a peal of
thunder close al hand and then dark
ness and chaos, made more horrible by
the screams of dying men. the fierce
shouts of those fighting for egress and
| the means Of those hemmed i'll TO die
/ by fire or by drowning, The Spanish
+ warshp was lying close at hand an
+ MORO Castle was not shot away
Both have searchlights, but none Were
! turned upon US to help the work ot
rescue, and because of the darkness
many brave men who could have beer
/ rescued. went down To Dayy Jones
1g&
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Inntlon Money Market.

Toudon Feb 20-The weather cock of
the money market is again pointing to-
ward lower rates. Owing to the fan IN
the price of gold and TO the belief that
the Austrian and Russian demand has
ceased permanently, fresh arrivals Will
probably go to the Bank of England
Moreover the market will soon get sup
plies from government disbursements
The stock exchange has been disturbed
by political conditions and prices nave
dropped all around American securities
heing especially depressed. Even eonsols
have gone three-uuarters of a point lower
and home railways have suffered a gen
<ral decline of from half point to two
points. International securities show
fall of from one-haif to three-duarters OF
n point in Europe and still bigger drops
In South Americans. The fall in Amer
scan railway shares ranges from one
point to three and three-quarter points.
including Denver & Rio Grande preferred
shares. which have fallen three and
fhree-uuarter points. New YORK, Lake
Erie & Western shares and f. & n. COM
mon which have fallen three ana one
quarter points each. Atchison. Topeka 4
santa Fe. Norfolk & Western preferred,
Northern Pacific preferred. Southern Pa
cifie preferred and Union Pacific which
have fallen two and three-auartef points
Lake Shore a. Michigan Southern two
and half points; Illinois Central two
and a half points. Atchison, Topeka x
Santa Fe adjustment two points, and
wabash income shares, which have fallen
two points.
Canadian Pacific shares have fallen
four and one-quarter points and. there
has been a fall IN Grand Trunks ranging
from one-half to three and one-quarter
points. South American railway shares
have generally declined. The mining mar
ket lis upset on President hruegers dis
snissal of Chief Justice kotz Of the SUI
preme court of the Transyaal.
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PORTER EXPECTS A CRISIS.
lie Is sure That the Maine Was Biown
Up Through spanish Treaehers.

Philadelphia. Feb. 20.-The Inquirer
will print tomorrow under a Washing
ton date IA long dispatch from Robert
L. Porter. ex-superintendent Of census.
giving what he believes 10 be the policy
of the administration regarding Cuba.
Mr. Porter thinks that Spain viii be
asked to allow the cuhans TO purchase
their liberty by the issue of cuban
bonds, this government 70 assume the
responsibility of collecting the customs
duties and thus see that the revenues
of the government are applied To the
payment of interest on the bonds
Concerning the Maine disaster Mr.
Porter says there Is little doubt that
she was blown UP from without but II
will be difficult to fasten the guilt upon
the Spanish authorities. He concludes
that the situation is critical and that
the coming week may bring A crisis.
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SPAIN SHOULD PAY INDEMNITY.
If the Accident Was Caused by Negligence
of spanish ofieers.

New York, Feb. 20.-The Herald to-
morrow will say; Frederick X. cou-
dert, formerly counsel for the United
States before the Bering sea commis-
sion, and well-known authority on
international law, was interviewed re-
gardlng the matter OF an indemnify u
u can pc SHOWN thai the spahlsh q.
havana iaiiea 70 lHhe proper p.sGau
ions 70 insure the surety ~ the Mint ~
SPAN shouiu pay ny tlueiiliIiss ~.
the loss " shs Maihs' WI at.'.ie
Salu, pf0Nlueu the hCslutHl ~ 1ouhu
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LAID TO REST.
Funeral Services Over the Body OF Miss
Frances II. willard mt the Broad
WAY tabernacle, New York.

way Tabernncse, new ioFN.
New YORK, Feb. 2o-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains of Miss francis u.
Willard. president of the Worlds and
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
took place in the Broadway tabernacle
to-day The service was held i'll this city
by the official decree Of the w =. 1. =.
ON Thursday next service VIII De heia
at Evanston, Ill. Before final fntefment
takes place, however. the body Will lie
IN state in Willard hall ut the ". c. I. u
temple at Chicago probably a greater
portion of Wednesday next and while en-
route 10 the Western metropolis Will also
lie in state for a short time in Chareh-
vile. n. u. Miss Wizards birthplace.
The church was crowded, among the
attendants being women from neisnpor-
ing states. representing the state unions.
A great number of floral tributes and
these. together with pal;as, were used as
decorations in The church. Such names
az those OF Helen Gould. Susan Ii. An
thonv Rev. Anna Shaw and many OF
the ". < 4. Us prominent world repre-
sentatives were written on the CARDS at
tached To tine floral gifts. In pursuance
of i cablegram sent by Lady Henry som
erspt 10 Miss Katherine l.. Stevenson. the
corresponding secretary Of the nalloha
organization AT Chicago. bunch OF WHIT
roses were placed over the heart OF ms
dead temperance reformer.
Miss Wizards request that her funefa
services should be simple was carried out
Portions Of the scripture which Miss MI
lard loved most were read her Iavorlts
HYMNS were sung and the Methodist Epis
eonaI funeral service was read. Rev !.
Tipple. pastor OF ST. James NJ. /.
church was the principal officiating eler
.vfnan. He was assisted by Bishop JOIN
Newman and others. Presidents or stat
organizations. of which Miss Willard wa
the national head, were the honorar'
/ esI1tfgarpTs
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WAR TO THE KNIFE.
Daughters Of the Revolution in a Hot
Election Fight.

Washington. Feb. 20.-The annual
meeting Of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution win open here to-m0r-
row. Delegates from many states are
already here. There il a hot Tight in
prospect over the office nf president gem
eral 10 be vacated by Mis-, Aalai SteN-
enson The organization, for the first
time. will depart from its usage uf elect
ing Ia this office the Wife uf The vice
president uf the United States. The
i've most prominent candidates are Airs
Daniel Manning uf Albany, wife Of the
eN-strretary of The treasury. and Mrs.
Donald Mclean. regent Of the pew
erful New York city chapter. The war
will be IL the knife.
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A LYhCHlNG PROBABLE.
Constable Massey shot Down From AM
bush by Four Negroes.


Little Rock Ark Feb. 20.-E. g. Mas
sey, u prominent citizen and constable OF
Franklin township, Little River county,
was murdered six miles from Ashdown
last night by Ned Aiken and his son and
two negroes whom he was trying to ar
rest Massey was shot from ambush, his
lungs being torn from his body by bull
lets.
Massey had previously arrested Charley
Johnson, Aiken's son-in-law, for carry
ing a pistol About midnight Constable
Massey and Richard Dickens. deputy,
started to Aiken's house TO arrest john
son. When near the house the officers
were fired upon from ambush and Massey
fell from his horse, his body riddled with
buckshot and WINCHESTER balls. The ne
groes rushed from cover and opened fire
upon Dickens. but he put spurs to his
horse and escaped. Excitement runs high
and lynching is probable If Aiken and
Johnson are captured.
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The Board Of Inquiry.

Key West, Feb, 2o-The lighthouse
tender MangroHe, carrying the mem
bers Of the court of inquiry into the
Maine disaster, left for Havana this
afternoon. The MangroSe will stop al
the Tortugas 10 take on board Captain
Henry C. Taylor Of the Indiana. She
carries also air pumps. electric lights,
etc. for the divers The injured men
al The barracks and the marine hospital
continue 10 slowly improve.
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lirl,t Aenns TOR hen.

Nfthita. Kin. Feh @.@Paddy Shea
has been sentenced ia eight years ~
hard Labor for shooting Joe Dawson with
intent To xiii Ills attorneys Will apply
IL the supreme court for a new trial
TIE crime occurred fu u saloon belong-
ing 10 Shea. while all present were in
advanced stages OF intoxication. nAw-
son was struck in the back By the bullet
and viii be almost totally paralyzed for
life
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Special Dispatch to the Standard
Wallace Idaho. Feb 20.-The Northern
Pacific train from Missonla Was wrecked
near Mullan last night. Woodchoppers
felled a tree .cross the track bending
one rail and ditching the whole train.
Engineer Cheney had a narrow escape
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1.nre,seIl an.lIe1.e.

Madrid. Feb. 2o.-To-day the queen
regent gave q farewell audience To Sen
on Polo Y Bernahe the new minister 10
th.. Trnlted States, Tomorrow she Will
receive United States Minister Wood
ford who will present President Me-
kinleys dispatch OF thanks for Spain 3
expressions ~ sympathy with the Unit
ell states in the misfortune that befeil
lie Maine
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--4.-A-- -a.-=
l Requiem Service.

Berlin. Feb. 2o-United States AM
hassadof White and the American col
ouy in Berlin were present al the
American church to-day at requiem
service Tor the victims of the Maine
A memorial service was delivered by
thp geV Mr. Dieke
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R.pntrinx the Monitors.

Norfolk. va, Feb. 2o-Wofkmen at
the Norfolk navy yard have been en-
gagged all day on the repairs 10 the mon
itors Terror and Puritan. A draft Of
men for the latter vessels arrived to-
day, Naval officers VIII MT discuss the
guTaors If trouble
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urged the democrats of Utah to unite
with other silver men here and send
Frank j. Cannon back to the senate.
The rumor has not intensified the adj
mration Of democrats here for Chair
man Jones
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zoia win BE Convicted.

Paris. Feb. 2o.-The trial OF NJ. lola
and the publisher of the Aurore Is re-
gafded MS practically ended and Iola.
conviction is looked upon as II foregone
conclusions The public feeling against
the Jews is 50 overwhelming that any
other result is almost impossible.
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w.r,a,s Championship.

chicago. Feb 2o.-Jake Sehaefer and
Frank G. Ives decided to settle their dif-
ferenees by eo0-point game, 1s-inch haik
lime. for the billiard championship of the
world 10 be played in Central Music hail
April -
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What spain Thinks.

r..ndan Feb. 20.-The Madrid CORE
snondeut uf the standard says: The
government is now convinced that the
Maine disaster, instead of estranglng,
will tend to improve relations between
spain and the United States
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THE COURT OF INQUIRY
CONTINUED from Page one.)

landing of an important expedition
near the river Mariana, this province,
but as vet the name of the vessel. or
that of the leader of the party, IL UNI
disclosed
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sherin's sale.

~herIn SHIT.
Jebbe 4 Getthardt. a eo-partnership com.
posed of Oscar l. Jebbe and FREQ
Gotthardt plaintiffs. against Austin
Gibbons, defendant.
To be sold ut sherif's sale;
on the 18th day of February, A. d. ISIS,
at > o,cIock y. m, at the front door of
the court house, in the city of Anaconda,
,ornfv Of Deer Lodge, state Of Montana,
The following described real property:
Lots numbered eleven tll and twelve
aaI in block numbered twenty-one t21a.
in the Eastern addition TO the city of An
aeonda Deer Lodge county state OF
Montana. together with all improvements
and buildings thereon.
Dated this 5th day of February, A. D.
1925
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
Sheriff OF Deer Lodge County. State of
Montana
By Joseph Daily. Under Shsrifi.
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ro crRr A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
rists refund the money ii il fails TO cure zoe.
The genuine has l. Il. q. on ench tablet
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THEO. EHRET
Undertaken and Embalmer
Main Street, Anaconda, Mont.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Notice TO Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Joan Johnson deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, All
ministrator of the estate of John johnson, de
ceased TO the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication of this notice TO tile
said administi ator, at room II Petritz block,
Main street. city of Anaconda, the same being
fhe place for the transaction OF the business oi
said estate in the county of Deer Lodge.
II. II. BROWN,
Administrator of the estate Of John johnson
deceased.
Dated Feb. 10, 1898
Middletown transcript., 1898-06-25
OLD SUSSEX.

Contrary to general expectations the wheat
crop of Sussex county will be very small
this season and growers estimate the cror
to be about one-half of what it was last sea
son. The damage was not discovered until &
few days ago, as farmers had not examined
their crops closely; but lately it was noticed
that wheat was falling down. A closer ex.
animation brought to light the startling
fact that the stalks were not only rotting
but the heads containing the grain, were
imperfectiy formed. The damage was done
by species of fly.
Greenabaum Bros, the well-known can
ners, were rushed at their factory last week.
During the week they put up 100000 cans
Of peas. The largest amount put up in one
day was 120, 900 cans. This was the largest
weeks work eyer done by this firm and
there is not another one in the country that
can pack as many peas in week as they
can. The amount of money paid out by this
firm from June to October l will reach
up in the hundreds of thousands of dol
lars. Last week they paid out for labor
and peas $4,000, and had 300 hands en-
ploy. In tomato season they will employ
about 600 hands per week If we had several
more firms like the above Seaford would be
on the boom.-Seaford News:
Rehoboth now has four trains daily Both
the @. A., and d. M. & V. trains running
through to that place twice daily.