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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
CAN'T UNDERSTAND IT.
A Havana Paper Thinks the War Talk
i.usinpss scheme.

u tsusincss Schemc.
Havana, March 1.-THE Fern viii arrive
here tomorrow and will replace the
Montgomery as the headquarters OF Cap
tain Sigsbee and others. who are super
vising the wreckng work on the Maine
The Montgomery viii go to Key West
shortly after the arrival of the Fern.
La Lucha. in its, leading editorial this
afternoon. says 1t is unable to explain the
beilicose attitude of the United States,
and inclines TO the belief that this is the
fault of the business syndicates. like the
sugar trust. or due to some new desire
TO annex Cuba. which has changed the
physiognomy of the'American people" 1t
claims that Spain has done nothing to
hurt the pride of the United States and
refers to the friendliness of Spain for
the American colonies when they were
fighting England, and also the strict
neutrality maintained during the civil
war" La Lucia says 1t can only explain
he help given the insurgents from Ameri-
can sources during the present insurrec-
ton in Cuba by defective law. varying
in the different states OF the American
union.
The editorial says concluding: "rhe
end of the Journey will show which nation
has the more to lose in contest that
may come now. No doubt Spain does not
fear war. Public opinion is not demanding
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NOT IN GOOD TASTE.
An American Consul i'm China Makes Fun
of Great britain.


San Francisco, March ia. Burlin-
game Johnson, United States consul at
Annoy. China, has written a paper tc the
Bulletin in which he makes some very
startling statements in regard TO the con-
diton of affairs in China. He practically
accuses Germany of grabbing large ter
rtory i'm China upon what he deems a
trivial pretext. and tells of the Russian
occupation of Port Arthur and England S
protest He ridieules Germanys emperor
and his brother. Prince Henry. and in
relating the circumstance of England s
objection to Russia in Port Arthur says:
ut has been so long since England fought
a nation whose men wore pantaloons that
the sight of an anticipated enemy that
is not dressed in hreech clouts, tunic or
turhan causes palpitation of the heart.
Mr.. Johnsons home is at Grand juno
ton. Colo. He was the secretary of the
republican state central committee dur
ing the Mckinley campaign.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
EAT PLENTY OF CELERY.
Contains the True lnvigoratins Prin-
cipic.

ctpie.
Celery contains remarkable nervine
properties, more SO than is generally
supposed. 1t has always been a popu-
lar belief that this succulent plan.
possessed some quality that eNerted
more or less influence upon the nerves
but il is only within IA comparatively
recent period that exact Information
has been obtained on the subject. Trad
ing upon this general belief in the
medicinal value of celery. various
preparations have been palmed of on
the public as celery tonics, etc, when
the facts are they contain but a small
trace of the real plant essence. The
great celery farm OF Dunkley, the cell
cry king at Kalamazoo, Mich, the
largest and finest celery farm in the
world, some time ago erected a celery
distillery, the only one in America, and
are now supplying the real, genuine,
Virile essence OF the celery plant under
the name of Dunkiey's Celery Com
pound. 1t is SO different from what we
have been accustomed TO in celery COM
pounds. is so much stronger. so much
more effective and eniiVening that a
few doses leave no doubt as TO the
peculiar bracing and tonic properties If
celery as prepared al this immense
celery farm. Most drug stores are now
selling Dunkley's Celery Compound and
the remarkable results obtained from
the use OF the remedy as a general
strength builder leads them to recon-
mend it.
The regular price is one dollar a hut :
tie. a months supply. II your regular
druggis. does not keep IT, the proTyis-
tors. Dunkley Celery CO.. Kalamazoo,
Mich, will supply you direct from their
laboratory prepaid on receipt Of price.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
STILL AT HAVANA.
The Officers of the Maine Receive No Or
ders tn Leave.

Havana March 1.-THE officials of
the Maine who remain here are disap
pointed al not being ordered north, and
believe they will not be sent back TO
the United States until il is certain
that the court of inquiry into the loss
OF the battleship will not return to Ha-
vana. With the arrival OF the big
Derrick Chief and other machinery
the wreclsing work already shows
signs of progress. The naval officers
are still working about the wreck un-
der the direction of Captain Sissbee
and Lieutenant Wainwright, with En-
sign Powelson to make any changes in
the drawings which may be called for
by new discoveries.
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Tc.Day's Entries.

The entries foreto-day's races at Oak
land are:
First race. mile and a sixteenth
Greenleaf. Jay Wheeler, James Portous,
no. Mary Neievez, 1l2; Allahabad Me-
taire, Salas. ia: Florimel, lis: Lucky
Star, Pescador. III; Miss Ruth, 10; Scar
borough. 100; Don Daniel Veragua, lI:
william OBJ, Vinctor, 124
Second race. five-eighths of mile
Sadie Schwartz, Abna, Little Alarm 100;
San Durango, Moringo, Master Mariner.
1893. Miss Rowena. Mocorto. Valencienne,
Watomba, Inuendo, Saticoy, lo5; Alumi-
num- l07; Good Friend los; AL Koran,
10; Ternary, III.
Third race. one mile-Duke of York H.,
50: Linstock. 90; Fly, Earl Cochran, Ma
soero. Rapido, l0i. The Swain. Cromwell,
lo7. Ormar, Hohenzollern, 10.
Fourth race, st. Patrick's day handl-
cap. mile and quarter-Twnkler, 50;
Palomaoita, IS; Marplot, IS; Argentina,
1O3 Flashlight 1916; Judge Denny 1o7;
Lincoln H., 1OS Senator Bland lis. 1n-
coin and Denny. Hldreth entry)
Fifth race half mile, for 2-year-olds-
Rainier, ": Frank Ireland, 100; Olinthus,
Mosshrae, FL Mido 1903; Formero, log; Rio
Chico. Semi-Colon. 112; Magdalenas, 1l5.
Sixth race. three-quarters OF mile
Soscol log: furry Burly, imp. Missioner
l07: DR. Marks, 100; Barney Stone, Mid
ian Melvin Burnham Fonsovannah liz
Cloudy track fast
Form of to-days races at Oakland:
First UNCONSTITUTIONAL Vinctor, Vera
qua.
Second race-Miss Rowena, Valencienne
Mocorito.
Third race-I.instock, Orimar The
Swain.
Fourth race Flashlight. Senator Bland
Hildreth entry.
Fifth race-El Mido, Mossbrae, Magda-
lenas.
Sixth race-Hurly Burly, Fonsovannah,
INDIAN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. March 16.-N T. Seddon's
Cherry Leaf hung up new record for
the track for the seven furlongs handi-
cap to-day. covering the distance in 1:21l4.
Weather fine. track fast. Results Selling,
six furlongs-M Weldon won, Nam
ME Dunno second. Pete Kitchen third;
time. lis. Selling, six furlongs-Bertha
Nell won, Tole simmons second. Douster-
savit third: time l:l5A. Selling. mile
Trauby won. Headlight second, High Test
third; time. 1:Als4. Handicap, seven fur
longs-Cherry Leaf won. Globe IL. second,
Tabouret third time. l:27i,. Mile and a
sixteenth-Carrie Lyle won, Jack of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
ONLY CHANCE TO BE BONDED.
One of the First National Bank Assets
Planning Out.


Special Dispateh TO the Standard
Helena. March 16.-1f all of the assets
OF the suspended First National bank of
this city pay out as well as a piece of
property Receiver Wilson was to-day
given permission TO sell, the bank will
do better by its depositors than has been
claimed The receiver petitioned the dis
trict court for authority to sell by bond
the Only Chance lode i'll Highland tunor-
ganized) mining district in Silver Bow
county. for $4,000. He represented that
the property represents a valuation of
but S5003.73 on the books of the bank,
and that he had an opportunity to bond
il for $4,000. 5000 to be paid down and
the balance within is months. The court
granted him authority to make the deal.
The name of the purchaser was not men,
toned in the petition but the Standard
reporter learns that A. f. Munroe is the
man, and that he lives in Butte.
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FROST IN CALIFORNIA.
II Places the Peach, Apricot and Almond
Crops Are Ruined.

IfOps ALTO IsHtHtH.
San Francisco March 16-The heaviest
frost of the season occurred in the south
ern part of the state last night and Sc
rious damage was sustained by the fruit
industry. Reports from Stockton. Fresno
and Sacramento are to the effect that the
apricot peach and almond crops are
ruined OF 1000 peach buds gathered at
random from orchards in Fresno county
not one was found to have escaped the
frost. While the orchardists throughout
the Santa Clara valley complain of lack
of moisture. no material damage has been
done by frosts so far.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
CUBA NOT FOR SALE.
Statements Given Out in Madrid of a
semi-OhiciaI Character.

Semi-OhiciaI Character.
Madrid. March ia semi official
agency to-day published the following
announcement: 1T is useless to talk
of the sale of Cuba. The sale could
not be arranged except by parliament,
and it is impossible that any Spanish
chamber would agree to sell the island
at any price"
FL Heraldo, in very conciliatory ar
ticle. supposed in official circles to be
inspired, after pooh pooling the "tic-
ton that Spain desires To provoke
war says: IF the United states
wishes peace and Spain is resolved TO
maintain it. let ii go half way and the
pacification of Cuba and the tranquility
of Europe will be accomplished"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
At Oakland.

San Francisco. March 16.-Weather at
Oakland cloudy. track good. Six furlongs.
selling-Mdian won, Chihuahua second
prompto third; time lis. Mile an an
eighth selling-Treachery won, Paloma-
eta second Coda third time. l:56s4. Four
furlongs-B Bombed won Buena Ventura
second, Oriabo third: time, AZ. Seven
furlongs. San Pablo selling stakes. value
81. confederation won, Lord Marmion
second. Highland Ball third; time, l:2Sia.
Mile an a sixteenth. selling-Alvarado IL.
won. Mamie Scott second Rey del TERRA
third: time LAS. Seven furlongs, selling
McIight won, DR.. Marks second. Refugee
third; time, 1:2S.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17

St Joseph. Mo. March ia special 20
the Daily News says George H. Leonard.
city marshal of Cameron, Mo. was mur-
dored by a negro burglar whom he had
arrested II 40 this morning Posses are
IN pursuit Of the murderer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
Methodist La, Representation.

Chicago. March l6.-The returns of the
first Is Methodist conferences voting on
the question of lay representation indicate
that the proposition will be adopted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
ENGlAND'S ATTITUDE.

Michael Davitt Says IL is Prompted Only
by Self Interest.
New York. March 16.-Michael Dav-
lit, the Irish leader and member of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
Ktn,inr >nciaItsi.

Buda Pest March l6.-The socialists en-
gagged in rioting here last evening. Many
windows We're broken Thirty-etght per
sons were arrested.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17

Hearts second. Kingstone third; time.
1:49. Seven furlongsr-AIamo won. Little
Bramble second, Clara Bauer third; time,
.2Si5
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
TO CURE A com IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money il II fails TO cure zoe.
Z he genuine has l. h. q. on each tablet.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
Munitions of war.

Atlanta. Ca. March Brigadier
General NJ. w Graham, the commander
of the new department Of the gulf and
his chief of stan. Lieutenant Adams, ar
rived in Atlanta to-day. They We're met
at the depot by Colonel Cook and stan
from Port Mcpherson and prominent
citizens. General Graham viii at once
establish his headquarters and remove
the offices OF himself and stan from san
Antonio. Munitions OF war are passing
through Atlanta 10 the gulf and Atlantic
ports daily, and great cannon. morIars.
gun carriages and cars OF explosives can
be found in the yards almost any time.
Cavalry Not Ordered Ort.
Junction City Kan. MARCH l6.-The ru-
NOR that the cavalry stationed al Fort
lContInued on Pare Fnurl
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
PROSPECTIVE NEW RAILROAD
THE NORTHERN LUMBER CON-
PANY'S ROAD MAY BECOME
A FACTOR IN ORE
RATES.

On Wednesday a party com =
posed Of Messrs. r. M. Weyer
haeuser, genera! manager Of the
Northern Lumber company. c..
M. Hornsby, general manager
of the Cloquet Lumber company,
and F. A. Poole, assistant secre
tary and treasurer of the North
ern Lumber company, all of
Cloquet, arrived in the city, the
object of their visit being to en-
ter into negotiations with the
Moon & Kerr Lumber company,
OF this city, relative to a pro
posed extension of the Northern
! Lumber company's standard
gauge logging railroad into
township SO range II west, north
of this city. in which township
the Moon & Kerr company own
and control immense bodies of
valuable white pine.
In connection with this pro-
posed extension, prospects for
the building of which are bright,
it is learned from an authentic
source that it is the ultimate in
tention of making of such road a
competitive line from the ranges
TO Duluth for the hauling of ores
and general freight.
This possibility has heretofore
been mentioned by Duluth pa.
pers, but from information here
tofore received the project lack.
ed the appearance of a prooa
bility. At the present time,
however, it may be stated posi-.
lively that the construction of
such a road, for such purpose,
is being seriously considered,
and with the untold wealth back
ing the projectors, the question
| of funds will be eliminated from
the consideration of the matter.
Such road, if built, would tap
Mountain Iron and Virginia, and
would prove a disastrous blow
to the two corporations at pres
(ent in control of the range roads
and many of the mines.
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DROTNED IN THE WEST TWO.

Harry Garfield, formerly of
West Duluth, was drowned yes.
terday morning. Garfield was
employed on the drive by the
Johnson Wentworth company
With some other men he was
walking across the boom of logs
.tos gsto lunch when a log on
which he stepped began rolling
and Garfield fell in the water.
G. K. Wentworth, who was on
the bank, tried to assist Garfield
with long pole and waded in
the water up to his neck in an
effort to save the drowning man
Garfield. however, was appar.
emily too excited to see the
proffered aid and tried to get on
the log which kept rolling. Can
fields strength soon gave out
and he went down for the last
time.
In a short time the body was
recovered and was taken in
charge by Deputy Coroner
Prince, who decided that no in
quest Was necessary. The body
was shipped to West Duluth fo1
interment.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers receiving their
mail through the Virginia post
Office who do not receive their
copy of The Enterprise regular
ly and on time, will confer a
favor upon the publisher by at
once reporting to this Office, in
person or in writing, and to such
we desire to state that we wish
from each and every one an
affidavit setting forth the exact
facts Of the mater. that such
matters may be called to the at
tention of the postofice authori-
ties in a proper manner.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
KILLED At BIJVABIK.

Richard Gregor, a dinkey en-
gineer at the Drake & Stratton
works, Biwabik, was killed Sat-
urday by the overturning Of his
engine, which got away from
him on down grade. Grego1
formerly worked for the com
pany in this city. He was s.
years of age, and leaves a fam
lily in Canada. The funeral cere'
nonies were held Monday, the
remains of the unfortunate man
being inferred in the Biwabik
cemetery.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Mark Hanna and Andrew Car
negie have done the handsome
thing by employees at their mines
in Iron Mountain and Ironwood
who went to the front with the
militia companies. Their places
will be kept, and their families
looked after during their alb
sence.
Bro. Westcott, Of the Ely
Times, is a candidate for nomin
alton for Probate Judge on the
Fusion ticket.
Statistics as to the effect of oc-
cupation on longevity concur to
show that men of thought are
commonly long livers. Politi-
clans probably belong to the
class of thought.
The Santiago cable is reported
to have been cut. But it is said
there are still some political
cabals in Virginia that are not
cut.
Yes, we heard from Oregon.
She still has A. 5000 majority
margin on the side of sound
money and republicanism.
Having stopped before cross
ing the track, is now believed
that Tom Reed will give Hawaii
an locomotive the right of way.
Landlord Burke, of Hibbing.
drew a long breath and swore an
audible swear Saturday upon re-
ceipt of a claim of some $11.00
sustained by one of his Virginia
tenants as the result OF a defec-
tive roof in the storm Friday
night.
The state ra1lroad commission
have set July 12 as the date of
hearing for the ore freight rate
case. The case will occupy the
attention of the commission for
several weeks.
The Virginian of last week
was a day Notwithstanding &C.
cording to the date line-but
alleged the delay was occasioned
by awaiting the development OF
the storm, which came not. The
idea was good-but the wait
availed naught, unless it were to
more firmly establish the known
failure of the Virginian to COM
ply with the provisions of the
law relative to the legality of q
paper, which law provides that
a newspaper, to obtain a tga]
status, must be published once
in each week for period of one
wear. And it is not a point of
grave doubt that the legality OF
a paper may be lost in much the
! same manner in which it IS ob
! tanned. &. i. @.: q: .s "
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
CONCERT AND HOP.

The reorganized Virginia City
Band and Orchestra will tender
a concert and hop at the Opera
House this evening, the program
for which will be found else-
where in this Issue. The inter.
tainment will be an enjoyable
one and a good house is predict
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10

- ] I. Mandel, the Biwabil,
clothier, was in the city Tues.
day
The Duluth News-Trib~ne of
Saturday is authority for the
statement that the wages Of sec.
ton men on the Duluth. Missa.
he q Northern have been ad.
vanced from 81. 40 to $3.50 pei
day..
The county board compelled
Sheriff Sargent to go after the
delinquent personal taxes this
year,. with the result that re
turns have been very satisfact'
ory.
Deputy Game Warden Phil.
lips, Of Tower, was in the city
Wednesday. Mr.. Phillips was
on his way home from Hibbing,
where he had been for several
days: looking up chunks OF
mutton"
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lin.
strom left Wednesday morning
for a short visit at their former
home at Linstrum, this state.
Mayor Scott and Postmaster
Bates went to Duluth Wednes-
day.
Mrs. D. E. Cuppernull went to
Duluth yesterday.
E. c. Burke was over from
Hibbing yesterday.
John Costin went to Hibbina
today.
Rev. A. g. Olson was a Hlb =
bin 6 visitor yesterday.
Mrs. M: L. Fay and daughter,
Miss Clara, returned this morn
ing from Duluth, where Mrs.
Fay has been confined in St.
Mary's Hospital for:many weeks
Her many friends in the city are
pleased to learn that her condi-
tion has so improved as to per-
nit of her return to the city.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

The annual school meeting of
District No. % will be held at
the school building in this city
on Saturday evening, June 18th,
at 500 O'clock.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10
TIE CITY NEWS.

Chas. E. Fay went to Duluth
yesterday morning.
Capt. Trezona. Capt. j. H
Peace and Dan Shea went to Du
luth yesterday morning.
Mrs. Hawkinson went to Du
luth yesterday.
Jared D. Taylor went to Du
luth Wednesday.
Deputy Consul Corbett, of thu
Mo]ern Woodmen, returned tt
the city yesterday after a ter
days absence, and will labor ir
the Virginia vineyard a shor'
time longer in behalf of the or
ganization which he represents
Floyd Townsend has been ap
pointed weighmaster at Tower
Junction. N. Nelson, of Virgin
ia, takes his place.-Towe1
Journal.
The caucuses are over and it is
now time for the allied factions
to remember that they are Amer
lcans, and to unite in the effort
for proper Fourth of July cele
bration. See?
D. E. Cuppernull took a turn
with the Duluth politicians yes
terday.
Talboys & Campbell carry the
largest and finest display of sea-
sonable fruits and vegetables in
the city, and their prices are
always right.
Prof. Young's Magniscope and
high class vaudeville company
held the boards at the Opera
House Monday and Tuesday
evening, playing to immense
houses both nights. The sue
cess of the company was deserv
ed, the entertainment being &
most enjoyable one.
Have you seen the elegant new
line Of shirt waists at Talboys &
Campbell's? All latest styles
and patterns.
Some one has said that court
ing girl is like starting a news.
paper. It starts out q weekly,
then becomes a trii weekly, then
merges into a daily, and if it has
any enterprise comes out with
an extra about once a year.
A new line of baby carriages,
finest display on the ranges, al
styles and prices, at Talboys &
Campbell's.
The Enterprise this week calls
attention to the new ad. of NJ
Shanedling.
The weather Sunday preve nt-
ed the Mesaba-E'y excursion
but it is expected the two points
will come together later on, pro
baby Sunday next.
i Mrs. J. A. Mcleod left Wed
nesday for an extended visit will
relatives and friends at Greer
Bay, Wis.
i Gonzague Thuoin had a mar
now escape from probable deat]
at Biwabik Saturday, being o.
the runaway locomotive, bu
jumping shortly before the en-
gine left the track.
The harp is many people
favorite instrument. HARPER
is everyone's favorite whiskey
Sold by T. A. Clark, MINI.
Cap. Mcleod, Dick Bailey an
w. E. Hannaford were anon,
the list of passengers for Dulut1
yesterday noon.
Miss Halls has this wee]
opened her summer kindergar
ten in the Sutherland block
where she has a good class o
little folks. She also conduct
a similar school at Evelet]
teaching at Virginia Morning
and Eveleth afternoons.
DR.. G. w. Miller, Axel Carlso'
and John O'Connor were amon|
Duluth visitors yesterday, in al
tendance at the Republica
county convention.
M. Glassner, of Biwablk, at
> tended to business matters in tn
city Saturday.
M. Baribeau, the tonsorialis
has returned permanently to tn
city, and is now a fixture at +
E. Burley's'parlors.
The Virginia Hardware com
pany has disposed OF the No.
Cameron pump which for S
many months has served as
landmark at the Prescott & Maj
corner, shipping same to tn
PonohScot mine at Hibbing O
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-06-10

Duluth politicians and Nebras
ka hogs belong the same species,