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DEMocRAla IN IpAHo.

Boise, Ida. Aug. 25-The democratic
state convention spent large part of
the day in the consideration Of the re-
port of the committee on credentials
which recommends the seating Of the
steunberg delegation from Bingham
county The report was adopted by a
vote Of 81 to 81 This vote is regarded
as insuring Coy. steunenbergs renom-
nation The convention appointed
committees and adjourned until lomOr-
row.
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ONE or THEM is TO BE A DEMO
Graf.

Washington, Aug. Glowing TO re-
ports current today that only three
American commissioners would be ap-
pointed, It was stated authoritatively
this afternoon that the commission
would consist Of 1--WE members and that
one of the commissioners would be
democrat.
AZ the close OF office hours today
Secretary Day went from the state de-
partment to the white house. where
he held an extended talk with the
President presumably upon the dnaI
makeup OF the commission. The
meeting Of the three commissioners to-
day viii be the only one OF concerted
character until September 18th. when
the five commissioners win come TO
Washington for final conference be-
fore sailing for Paris
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EMPLOYERS ADOPT A sCALE.

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 25.-The Ma
tional Association Of Employing Elec-
trotypers. in annaui convention today
adopted a uniform scale which viii bee
put into effect as soon as possible
The scale is not made public but each
line Of work viii have a separate and
uniform price throughout the country
The old officers were reelected.
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pU0TLIsT BADLY BEArEN.

New York. Aug 25-Alexander Scott
heavy weight pugilist, was so severe
ly beaten by Tommy Butler I'M a ocx-
ing bout at the Greenwood Athletic
club, Brooklyn tonight, that he was
taken from the ring unconscious. But
Ter has been arrested.
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Cleveland. Aug. PA blue law cru
sade reached its c imax today Ia the
arrest Of N. HexteT a news dealer; J.
g. Newman. cigar dealer; William
Clark. restaurant keeper. and A. NJ.
Baum. restaurant keeper. for doing
business on Sunday IN violation OF the
common labor law.
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another and Greater War
Is Said TO BE Brewing.

London, Aug 25-rhe dispatch cabled
from London to New York to the eject
that Lord Salisbury. before leaving for
France. informed her majesty. he queen
that in the present critical STATE of tho
relations with Russia. he must reign an.
less her frequently expressed veto upon
the prosecution Of diplomacy TO the
point Of the war during her NE time was
Withdrawn and he was given an abso-
lutciy free hand. ana tnat thcreupon the
ministry made denpate proposals 10 Rus
sia, which ln effect amounted 10 an ui-
timatum, rs an elaboration OF tho current
gossip OF tho clubs and the scnsetlonei
weekiles, and ls obviously Impossible OF
confirmation or denial. Circumstantial
evidence all soes 60 dsproye ths riate-
ments.
Lord Salisbury has BEEN spending his
vacation la France. Sir Thomas Honry
sanderson. permanent under secretary
Of state Tor foreign affairs. ANA other
most Important officials of tho foreign
office and likewise the Russian ambas-
sador 20 Great Brslu. M DO staal.
have becn on the continent for a long
Hme. Apparently there oso no lnpor-
tant negotiations otoot.
England abandoned the open door
policy because Russia closed tho door
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MoNIToRs FoR NEWPoRT.

Washington, Aug. 25.-The big four
monitors, Terror, Puritan. Miantonomah
and Amphritite and the cruiser Mont
gomery have been ordered by the navy
department 10 Newsport II had been
thought the monitors would be used IN
the large ports Of Cuba and Porto Rico.
but It has now been decided to send them
north.
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HELD A SESSION IN THE CITY YES

HELD A SESSION IN THE CITY YES
TERDAY.
The Territorial Board Of Medical Ex-
aminers met at DR.. Buttons rooms In
the city yesterday. The members OF the
board present were Dr. Harry Walker
Of Oklahoma City. DR.. ]. A. Overstreet
Of Kingisher and DR.. Buxton Of this
city.
There were nine candidates for examl-
nation and OF the number certificates
were issued to the following;
DIR. James han, Tecumseh; DR. =. W.
McRee. Mangum ana Dr. J. NJ Nc
Quaid Of segar.
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SPAIN EXTRACTS coMFoRr.

Madrid. Aug 25.-Much comfort has
been CAUSED by the fact that the telegram
giving details Of the capitulation OF Ma
MIA was signed by Gen. CeJeiro, instead
Of by Gen. Jaudenes.
The earliest chief, at Oviodo, AIezan-
dia Egurilo, has been arrested
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FATHER ~ soN pRowNEp.

Ypsilanu Mich, Aug 2-Dr l. p.
Fryer and son Terrace were drowned IN
Huron river here today. The boy was
taken With cramps while swimming and
ia endeayoring TO save him the father
was also drowned
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ship which we're detenseleas n tho
absence of an armel vessel.
This explanation together with your
letter win be sent to tho department.
with the request that u may be attached
to and form part Of the original report.
Very respectfully.
w r. SAMSON,
Rear Admiral U. s navy. Commander
ln-chicf. y. $ naval forces. North At
lantc station
The commanding officer u. s 8. Indl-
ana, Guantanamo Bay. cuba.
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LABOR PARTY NoMINArIoNs.

81 Louis Aug 5.-The social labor par
IS has ended rs stale convention and the
following ticket IS placed Ia the field:
Judge supreme court. long term--C
Chrlstentorden, Kansas city.
Short term-c. Cunningham. Kansa,
City.
State superintendent public schools
Marie HoWlAnd Kansas city.
Railroad ana warehouse commissioner
s. 8 Andrews. BeyieG
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7. f. RAYARD sERIoI-sLY LII.

Edenham. Mass. Aug. 25.-Thomas f.
Bayard. formerly ambassador TO Eng
land who Is m al the home OF the daugh-
ter. Mrs Samuel d. Warren. at Karl
stein; Is worse tonight. owing 10 the hot
weather.
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KANsAs LIEurENANr pEAp.

Washington, Aug. 25.-Lieut. Henry
A. Lamb, quartermaster Of the Twen-
ty-second Kansas regiment, died al
Providence hospital today Of typhoid
fever His home was al Parsons
where he was identified with the Daily
Eclipse.
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SYLLABUS
opinion by Tarsney:

Opinion by Tarsney:
l. 'Attachment-Eq Equitable Inter
pleader:-
Where an insolvent debtor has made
an assignment for the benefit OF cred
itors generally, and before the explra-
tion Of the twenty days limited for III
ing the inventory. the property is at
tached in actions by certain Of the
creditors. and sold by the sheriff. and
after judgment in the attachment pro-
ceedings the proceeds Of the sale are
in the hands Of the court awaiting dis
tribuuon. the general creditors OF the
assignor may interplead in such
attachment action, asking the
court 10 decree such proceeds
trust fund to be administered In
equity and distributed pro rata among
AN the creditors OF the oshgnor and
for the appointment OF a receiver 10
administer such trust
2. "Asslgnment--pa Payment Not a Pre-
ference
"A deed Of assignment is only Ia
valid ON account of preferences where
the instrument itself is upon. or CON
tains a trust or condition Of preference
or priority.
IF the instrument contains DO trust
or condition OF preference or priority
and be absolute, If us taking effect be-
not by it's terms conditional. then il Is
not Invalid by reason Of preference or
priority, an absolute executed payment
involves no element OF trust or con-
dihon. hence II an insolyent debtor.
although In contemplation Of making
a general assignment for IN. Benefit Of
creditors makes payment ia part or in
fun i'm cash OF his indebtedness due
one or more Of his creditors. such pay
ment does not make tine general ass
signmeut invalid as preference ass
sigument
B. Inventory Failure TO Make
AN assignor has twenty days after
the execution Of an assignment ia
which 10 make and file his inventory
"The making and aling Of such in
ventory, as required by statute. are
conditions subsequent ana not proceed
ent. 20 the yesting Of the title TO the
property In the assignee.
AN inchoate title vests IN the as
signee upon the execution and record
ing Of the deed OF assignment and Is
made absolute by mplance with the
statute in relation to mailing and filing
inventory. bond &c. within the time
specified
During said time tho assignor has
not an attachable interest In the prop
erty.
The assignment cannot be defeated
by the levying OF attachments during
the twenty days given for making such
inventory.
For the reasons stated the judg-
ment Is reversed and cause remanded
for a new trial"
All the justices concur
TO RECOVER FOR LABOR.
K, W, Allison. Plaintiff in Error.
vs.
James Simmer, Defendant IN Error.
Error from Cleveland county. Judg-
ment affirmed
This action was commenced In Jus
tice court upon = bin OF paruculars.
claiming a balance on account for
iathing and plasiering. and building o
nue.
From Judgment for the plaintiff
defendant appealed 10 the district
oourt where plaintiff again had ludg-
ment. from which the defendant ap-
peais 10 this court
The ease involves but $40
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Annapolis Nd, Aug l5.-cardnai Glib
bons arrived here today from Baltimore.
aud called on Admiral cervera with
whom he remained Tor over aa hour
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Harlranft Post No. g. q A. r., meets On
hrst and third SATURDAYS ~ each monh al
z 80 y. IN. in probate court room. WISHING
comrades always welcome
j C. FOSTER, p G
N l. MOCK. Adjutnant
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Guthrie Lodse No 2, l. o, o. + meets
Monday night of eaCn week att 80, Visiting
ODD Fellows always welcome
W COOPER, &c
g W BRUCE, Secretary:
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Oklahoma Enca mpment No. /, l. o. O. r.,
meets every Tue day evening " ODD Fei-
lows hall al 7 80 All visiting pairlarchs
welcome. h. RIrTERBuSCH,C G. r
"A. L. 81 ROUGH, Scribe
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o. r. NJ meets every Tuesday might In
X OF + hall Visiting chiefs aiwa welcome
M b. CHERRY, Chief Of Records.
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Guthrie Lodge No. 2 X of Il. meets eY-
cry Mondav al 80 in their nall Ia the Vic
tor block COZ ntT First and Harrison. Visit
ing Knights are always welcome.
s. s. NCSS. G. q.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
The Motion To Qunsh the Information
Was Overruied.

Missoula. April 23.-There was not
much business transacted In the district
court this morning In the case OF the
state vs.. Pursell. The motion TO quash
the information was o~verruled and a
to the Information was also
submitted and overruled. The defend
ant was called on to enter his plea, but
was advised by his attorneys not To
plead. and stood mute. The court then
ordered the clerk to enter a plea of not
guilty and the case was set for trial
Nav .. at 2 o'clock a. m.
The case OF the state VS.. Maud stairs
was set for April 2S. at y O'Clock.
The case of Newport VS.. Mystrom was
dismissed.
The demurrer in the case OF the state
VS.. DR.. Morris, the osteopath, was sci
for hearing Monday at 10 O'Clock.
The following citizens have been Sc
lected to serve as trial jurors for the
April term of court: G.. II. Christian,
f. :. Newton. J. NJ. Herzog. c. A. Hart
ID. h. Rockwell. A. J. Greenoush. q. \,
Rittenauer. ID. II. Ross. ID. r.. Edwards
w. II. Raymond, o.. ID. Peppard. j. {
Slaughter. Charles Blaisdell. Samue
Macray. :. II. Lee. w. q. Burrell
James Crossen. o Il. Sharp. c. j
Clayton, &. Marceau. Eloi Cyr. Joe
Bandon, Frank Tunnel. G. +. Gilbert
Austin Betters. T. A. McClain, w II
Read. ID. w. Culp. Louis Barrie, r.. ;
Ordway, charles Orman
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The wallace Tournament.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho. April 23.-lt was good
shooting FEATHER to-day for the second
day of the tournament The ninth
event, 10 singles, was won by McBroom,
IA. Tenth event, 20 singles. 80 added.
Ware won. 20. Eleventh event, same
conditions, Williamson won. 20. Twelfth
event, three-man team shoot, p singles
each. $50 added. Spokane won. "a. Thir-
teenth event. 20 singles, s25 added. Hol-
ohan won. ~ Fourteenth event. same
conditions. Hood won. 70. Fifteenth
event. same conditions. Hood n Ware
won, 10. Eight moneys given for gen
eral average. following winning: Hood.
first; Holohan. second: Rogers, third
Williamson. fourth: McBroom, nth
Ware. sixth: Pierce, seventh. Whitiaw.
eighth.
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tury. for n man, not a member Of one of
the aristocratic or territorial families. nor
closely associated by wealth. education
and social connections. with the circles
that includes those families. TO enter the
G. binet OF Great Britain. In other words.
he must belong to what has been correctly
described as the governing order: for
such an order there II I'm England. IL
consists. roughly speaking. OF the peer
age and it's ofshoots. the great landown-
ers and county families. and the compar-
atively limited number Of wealthy persons
of the mercantile. manufacturing and
professional classes. who are admitted TO
what r. called society" In fact. society,
I'm this sense of the word. IL almost con-
terminous with the governing class. IL
would be difficult to say what constitutes
exactly the qualification for membership
of this select body. Birth. wealth. leisure,
are no doubt the main requisites. With
out at least one. and preferably more
than one. of the three, IL is difficult To en-
ter the circle.
Fortunately for itself. and fortunately
for the country. the aristocracy I'm Eng
land has never been a caste. In these mat
tiers mankind is ruled by names: and
nothing has worked more usefuily than
the custom-for. as II happens. II is Is
no more than n custom-by which hono-
rary titles do not attach to the descend
ants OF the younger children OF English
peers. II might have become the fashion
for every child. grandchild and great
granchiId of n baron or v~iscount to be
called LORD or Lady to the end or
time. As ID Is. the younger son of a ord
Is only "Th Honorable" and his son IL
plain Mr." Thus the scion of "a noble
house merges into the upper stratum OF
the community.
At the same time the wealthy and sue
cessful member of the haute bourgeoisie
is not debarred from entering the ranks
OF the aristocracy. The process Is usually
performed In the second or third genera
ton. The son OF the rich contractor. or
manufactures or mire owner. Is sent to
Eton and Christ Church. marries the
daughter of one OF the territorial families.
enters parliament. and i'm due course oil
time may receive "a peerage himself. Inc
governing class has assimiiated him
Mr.. Sidney Low I'm the April Forum.
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MlSSOUlA NOTES..

Col. Ike Boyer's genial c~ountenance
In to be seen on our business streets for
the next few days.
Rev. j. c. Il. Stivers of the Christian
church viii preach tomorrow forenoon
on christian Patriotism" In the eve
ming, "On Christ Is All" Covenant
lodge. /. O. O. F., and the Daughters
Of Rebecca will attend h evening SER
vices in a body.
County Commissioner Russell Of
Eddy is in the city on a business trip.
Passenger engine No. 225 arrived to-
day from the East and viii be used on
h passenger run from Missoula Ia
Helena. The engine is one of the few
mammoth ones, and Is TO be used on
mountain grades without a pusher.
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Spain Isn't In II

But I am. with a few snaps. Here IL an
especially good one. Furniture in l'-room
new modern brick. near y. Main st
rooms all filled and all the boarders YOU
want To feed: price. 5000. A decided bar
gain i'm 6-room modern brick. Il. Broad
way. rooms all flled; price, $500. Every
him i'm s-room modern brick. Atlantic
St. $3.50. Furniture in 16-room modern new
brick. Mercury St, between Main and
Wyoming. $50, 81. 100 buys a snap on Colo
RADIO St: large lot. broom house. one
block below school house: see Saturday
add. for chicken ranch. A Groom modern
brick ON corner lot. w. Granite St. 5000
s.. 900 to loan on real estate security. \
vacant lot on =. Washington ST., ZOO. VIII
build YOU any kind of a home you want
on installments. Don't fat to see a bust
ness proposition I have tn ofer for Wow
IL is n home storage. large storeroom
grocery stock and fixtures. Own 1t and
pay no rent.
W. 4. LADD, 4,S Colorado street. Butte.
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alOO Rewnrd AlOO.

The readers of this paper will he pleased TO
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able 10 cure In all its
stages. and that Is Catarrh. Halls Cstarrh euro
10 the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Cstarrh being n constitutional DIS
esse, requires n constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarh Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys.
TEN, thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength by build.
ing mp the constitution and assisting nature IN
doing its work. The proprietors have 80 much
faith in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that IL fails 10
cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY a CO, Toledo. %.
Sold by Druggists. 75e.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SPRING ON THE RIVIERA
Lord salisbury unsb,e 4" Get Into the
Casino Uecsuse at Hts Clothes.

Mrs. Sherwood In the n. Y. Times.
Lord Salisbury and his family were i'm
the house, and the victims OF the most
amusing mistake The noble lord. who
wears the worst clothes possible. started
to hear the concert AT the Casino In an
old coat which looked as if he had slept
I'm il. and a hat which. for badness bal
fled description: the hair. beard and eye
brows of his premiership might have been
trimmed to Improvement; his fair daush-
ter was with him. but even she could not
save him. The ticket-taker refused to let
him in.
.Who are you. sir, that you dare TO try
10 enter a concert where there are la
dies?'
Lord Salisbury. premier Of England.
was uttered In a mild and modest voice.
We'll. sir. YOU look like It,, said the
ticket man. Go home. sir, and the
young daughter, laughing violently, came
back. However. our landlord. who was
standing on his head with delight AT nav
ing Lord Salisbury for a guest. went back
with them and pulVerized the ticket-taker
with the awful news that he had rejected
Lord Salishury's clothes | think his wife
and family were rather pleased at the in
cident. as l heard his son. Niscount Gran
bourne. and his pretty wife Laughing at
Il at the afternoon tea. which was served
every day by the fine wood fire in the
baronial hall of this hotel. Monte CARO-,
out of the sun. MAS not too warm.
saw Lord Salisbury receive the Prince
of Wales at "A morning call shortly after.
He came down I'm the lift and kept his
back well out of sight. while the amianle
prince Kept motioning him to sit down
and not To be so polite.
The spasms Of the English ladies. who
went down on their knees almost, So re-
spectful were their courtesies. contrasted
rather unfavorably with the less preten'
tious but more s~slf-respecting courtesies
OF the princes faVorite American triehds
who all treated the prince as II he wer,
an equal. which he seemed TO enjoy.
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Theoretically. Of curse, indeed In the
view Of most Engiishmen. any man can
become a member OF the cabinet Just as
h. can become a member Of parliament.
There is no formal bar TO prevent H. The
road Is open to all British subjects. ana,
SO Far as any positive ensctments or pro-
hibitions are concerned, IL should be no
more impossible for a rail splitter or a
country attorney to become prime minis
ter Of England than for a person OF the
same condition 20 attain 10 the presidency
of the United States. But We talk here not
Of possibilities. but of actualities and. -
a matter Of fact. II b. rare. ana II has
been rare at any time during this cen
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A GRAND MASS MEETING
Missoula Will Bid Farewell to
Troop D.
OF HER SOLDIERS
They Were the First Company In the
State TO Tender Their Services to
the Governor-Colors Will
Be Presented.

Missoula, April 23-There will be a
grand mass meeting here tomorrow Of
ternoon at Union Opera house at 2
o'clock to bid farewell to troop ID, Mon
tana volunteers. Missoula Is proud of
her soldiers, and will turn out en- masse
to bid them God speed.
rho boys were the first company in
the presidents call. and they rendered
their services to the governor when war
was first talked of. They hav drilled
every night since organizing, and are
now in tip top shape. When the time
comes for them to go to the front Mis-.
soula will have no reason TO feel
ashamed of her volunteers.
Al the meeting tomorrow afternoon
prominent speakers will be in attend
ance to give the boys a parting greet
ing in behalf OF the citizens OF Mis-
soula. The young ladies' of the city
have asked permission TO present troop
ID with It's company colors. and when
the Missoula boys walk proudly into
Havana the banners made by fair fin
gers of sisters and sweethearts will be
borne proudly at their head. Troop ID
will be composed of a portion OF MIS-
soula troops and part of Great Falls.
The recruiting station in the Higgins
block has been besieged all day by Gag
er offers To volunteer. Many came, but
few were chosen. as II Is the policy OF
the officers to take only the best men.
II is expected that the company VIII
be sworn i'm on Monday and Tuesday.
and that they will leave for Fort Gus
ter about Wednesday evening. The
Federation of Labor have kindly dNnat-
ed Union hall for the occasion.
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THE TEETH CASE.
The Evidence submitted-The Decision
Under Adxisement.

Missoula. April 23.-The tooth case of
Bandmann vs.. Oettinger. was tried this
afternoon by Judge Landers. There
was a small crowd present to hear the
testimony and to see the famous TRACE
dian. Mr.. Bandmann testified that he
had DIR. Oettinger make the teeth and
that when he finished the bridge and
did a 10; OF other work on the mastica-
tors of the Bandmann family. he was TO
give the doctor a horse.
DIR. Oettinger testified that he was to
make the bridge for the actor-farmer.
but was not 20 do any other work.
That. as payment for the bridge, Mr..
Bandmann was to deliver to him a
horse. That the horse was to be deliv-
cred before the work was finished, that
when Bandmann refused TO deliver the
horse ne would not give up the
teeth until he got his charger. The case
was submitted TO the court, who VIII
decide IL on next Tuesday.
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