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sAGASTA's EXPR ESsIONS
or Gtief ami sy,npnthy-Thinks Disn',c
gHs was Accidental. .ta ri

or Gtief ami Sy,npnthy-Thinks Disnstor
was Accidental.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-The Madrid
correspondent of the World sends the
following authorized statement by
Prime Minister sagasta:
eve were grlevcd and painfully sur
prlscd by the catastrophe TO the Maine.
We felt it doubly because the sad occur
renee took place In our waters.
"Wc cannot forget the sympathy that
was shown to US by America when we
lost our cruiser Reina Rcgentc, and the
minister Of marine conveyed TO Cen
eral Woodford the coincidence OF the
Spanish navy. Our representative mt
Washington will convey to the A!nerl-
can government the sympathy OF our
sovereign nation and government
you may have noticed how general
and sincere has been the friendly atti-
tude OF our press In commenting upon
this unfortunate catastrophe. feel
confident that this, and The equally
friendly conduct of tho authorities and
people. OF Havana. will so n great way
to convince America that We 8ympa-
thi2e with her mourning for the gallant
crew and officers of the Maine. We
have heartily approved the conduct OF
the military. naval ana colonial author
tiles ut Havana. whose spontaneous eff
forts to alleviate the disaster have clic-
tied the official thanks OF thc American
consul genera! and tho commander OF
the Maine. 1t IL the town council soi
Havana that has offered to cover nll
expenses Of The funeral and burial OF
tho 2Gi men and two officers. o.t
Indeed. do not apprehcnd nny
trouble in our relatlUns with America.
nm frmly persuaded that this accl.
dontnl catastrophe win make them
cioser, lf possible, and cement them with
sympathy. gsai
y cannot rive You any fresh ,lotnlla
Of tho origin Of tho aGnldnnt. but [ nm
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NAMES UN.UcKY CAREER.
The Tradition orthsN.r claue, Her a,

The Tradition ofthc Navy Cia,se, Her as
n iiooioo.
NEW YORK, Feb. .1S.--Thls is the
fourth accident TO the Maine.
In August. 1896 she tripped her an
Choir While swinging around at Key
West and drif:ed on a reef and bent ten
Plates along the port keel.
In February. 1897, pound cart
ridge exploded during target practice.
and seriously injured three men.
In July, 1897, She was rammed into an
East river pier by her captain, in an
effort TO avoid striking n heavily loaded
excursion boat. She sustained. only the
loss of some bow paint this time.
1t is L navy yard tradition that the
Naine was hoodooed from her iaunch-
ing day. Rear Admiral Braine. who SUI
perlntended her building. and whose
pride she was, had obtained a bottle OF
zeal American wine for her christening.
He was then superintendent OF the
Brooklyn navy yard, and he and Mrs.
Bralre sent to kelly's Island. in Lake
Erie, near the scene OF Commander
Perry's famous whipping Of the Brit
ish. and secured I quart of champagne
made right there from American grapes.
Miss Alice Wilmerd!rg, q granddaugh-
ter of Secretary Of the Navy Tracy,
christened the big armored cruiser and
brought With her bottle of cham
payne from the hllls Of France. She
used this, and It was n severe disap-
pointment to Admiral Bra!ne. He has
his bottle OF American wine still in 4
prominent place In his library and will
wish now more than ever that /: had
been the one to have peen smashed
over the Maire's bow.
Besides her accidents, the Maine has
twice come In for severe criticism as 10
top weight and seaworthiness. In Sep
tealber, 1896, 1t was found that she could
not carry on her decks the two torpedo
boats designed therefor, and the boats,
which cost SS0,0O0 were sert up 10 New
port for practice work at the training
station.
In February OF last year Admiral
Bunce had to make TO Assistant Secrc-
tary McAdoo. after his experience with
his squadron off Cape Hatteras in the
gale OF February s and 6, the following
report:
"The Maine's behavior at seq in heavy
weather is bad. Her pitching and roll
ing Is excessive. and is attributed to
faulty design in placing too much heavy
weight at her eStremit!es, which waa
increased by attempting to correct an
other error when she was commissioned
Her battery cannot be used as designed
without destruction OF boats and other
fittings, and In some Instances loss Of
life, II the crew remain at their guns,
For this reason there has been no at
tempt to make such use Of the guns as Is
contemplated in the design Of the ship
and arrangement OF her batteries"
The Maine was at Key West in 1896
during the Cuban disturbance. She was
sent to watch for filibusters, and De
LONE protested bitterly when She was
ordered to New York. At his request
she was kept at Key West for q for..-
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MISS WlLLARD's DEATH.

Funerni Services over tho Remains will be
Held Ia New York To-morrow-Othtr
Services at Eraastou, I,,inos.
Z CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Formal services
over the remains Of Miss Francis Il,
Willard. president OF the Worlds wo-
mans Christian Temperance unien,will
be held In New York, Sunday. The
body will then be sent to Chicago. Miss
katharine L. Stevenson, corresponding
secretary OF the w. C. T. u, said to-
dny 1t was the present intention to have
q committee OF Miss Wizards friends
and co+workers In Chicago, meet the
body between here and New York City
and act as an escort during the Journey
west. The body will then be taken to
Miss Wizards home in Evanston,
where on Thursday the funeral Will be
held probably from the First Methodist
church where Miss Willard attended for
years.
1t Is possible that this part OF the
programme may be changed. however.
as the church Is comparatively small
one and would wish TO attend the fu-
iiiCkAi VI Liz aSsiu bSAh anu
for this reason 1t may be that the SER
vices will be held from Chicago. The
interment will take place at Rosehill
cemetery where Miss Wizards mother
is buried.
Mrs. L. n. NJ. Stevenson. national
vice president OF the W. C. T. u. will.
according to the national secretary, Mrs.
Kate Stevenson, carry on Miss Will
lard's work for the present. mo cleo
tlon will take place until the next reg
ular convention" said Mrs. Stevenson.
Mrs. Stevenson and Miss Willard's sec
retary Anna A. Gordon. with other
national officers will accompany the
remains to Chicago.
The body will lie In state for day IN
Willard hall In the Woman's Temple
building in Chicago, before being taken
to Evanston.
Mrs. N. E. Metzger. state vice presi-
dent at large and Miss Helen Hood,
corresponding secretary OF the W. c. T.
L., sent out q request to-day TO all the
local unions OF Illinois. between five
and six hundred in number, for the set
ting aside OF next Thursday. the day OF
Miss Wizards burial, AZ Rosehill, as a
day OF memorial services by all those
who cannot come to Chicago to attend
the services
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT

Reanltinc In Ono Farmer Hlowins an
Others iIead or With sho, Gun.
Special Dispatch to tho Intellsoncer.
MARTlNsBURG. W. Va. Feb. 49,
John 7. Laraway shot and Instantly
Killed George Faircloth to-day.
The two were nelghbors living about
three miles from here. This afternoon
Laraway. armed with u shot gun, went
to Fa!rcloth's house and Knocked on In,
door. which was opened by Faircuth,
and Immediately Tie gun was tl!scharg.
cd, tho full lond taking effect In Fair
cloths head. almost blowing Off one
slGa Of hin face. ht9s -
Laraway, who claims the shooting
was entirely accidental, made no nj
temnt TO escape. ard 10 now In Jail.
Enlrclotl, was a married man about %
years old. His wife and several others
were In the house at tho time or tho
occurrence but DID not witness It. nm \
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Official Sympathy.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1s.-
President Mckinley to-day received
senor du Bose, the charge d'afraires of
Spain, who had been commanded by
the queen regent OF Spain TO bear in
person to the President her expression
OF profound sorrow over the calamity
10 the Maine. Being communication
from the ruler of one government to
another the usual Intermediary of the
state department was waived and. ac-
companicd by Assistant Secretary Day,
senor du Bose went to the white house
at II o'clock and delivered the message
10 the President The message was
brief and heartfelt, expressing the sor-
row OF the queen and her people.
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pying inc eight upper floors, 100000.
completely covered by Insurance. Their
stock waa totally destroyed.
N IL. II. Hancy & Company. retail wall
paper dealers, on the first floor, $4,000;
insured. mo
is II. a. Gillespie. owner OF the building,
$50, 900; insured in New York companies.
u The II! Childs Company. Wholesale
dealers In boots and shoes, 500, 900: fully
insured by Tho New York individual
underwriters.
X NJ. onpenheimer & Company. whole
sale clothing dealers. loss was mostly
by water and Will reach reach $4,000;
inEi,red El sPis.- Ett taffa
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ANOTHER BIG FIRr
iAnltoi. rlu.bnrgh Iin,,ne~ Interest,

fIitcis rIttsbnrsh Hnsinrss Interests.
las. over ~ Qnar,or Milton.
Z PITTSBURGH. Feb. 1S.-Three S.ms
portnnt business, houses We're visited BY
fire to-day, involving loss Of $3.50. 900 Y \
, The fire started on the ninth floor or
the National wail Paper building Si5
Penn avenue, and within twenty min.
utos after the alarm was beyond can.
trol, In " very short time the flames;
were communicated. TO the IL. Ch.,ds;a
ccmpAny's nine story building atilSls
Penn avenue. and from there to. tiS
building ut N. oppenhelmcr e Come
,rany at Sill. Til. !iic was a furious ono
and general alarm was necessary
The losses are. The National, tWal,,
Payer COMPANY, II syndicate composed
OF elgh,ctnSor more mnnutac hiteraS1f
wall papciS!n the United States, Soecli.
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Pension. anil po.tn,s.ter..
Special Dispatch to tho lntellIsercer.

special Dispatch 10 tho lntclllsercSr.
3 WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. ls.--Two
West Virginia postmasters of the
fourth class were appointed to-day;
Isaiah Stephens. at McMechen. Mar
shall county. and s. T. Lambet. n,
Thucker, Mlnso county.
Pensions have been granted wes;
Virginia applicants as follows: al
lncrease-Afason Caste, Angerona.
from So TO IS per month: Thomas T.,
Cole, Grafton. So 10 IS. Jacob Bowers,
Lanes Bottom. SO to IS.
Wllows-1hamer MITCHELL Cans, SIS:
Elizabeth Mccoy, Altizer, IS; Mary
Smith, Wick, IS.
Other pensions granted are: Increase,
jacob Norris, Specrs, Washington
county, Pa. 50 20 s.; widows Ellen
CroXton, Florence. Washington county,
Pa. s.: original, Icrah Sharp. Bridge.
port. Ohio, Sc: renewal and Reissue,
Hamilton Crawford Bridgeport Ohio,
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INTRICATE POINTS
or Law Involved I'm the Case OF a Fugi,
tive From Justice.

Special Dispatch TO the IntellIgencor.
HUNTINGTON, ". Va. Feb. 1s.-P.
P. Burnette and Elijah Sheets, OF Ma
rletta, Ohio, have Just arrived in town
and employed Attorneys Northcott and
Perry to defend their nephew, Moody
Burnette, who was arrested here by
Chief TSree few days ago. who Is be-
ing held as a refugee from justice.
Burnette had been sentenced to four
years In the North Carolina penitcn-
tiary. but escaped after serving two
months
Mr.. Perry said to the 1rtelllsencer
reporter that they should fight the
proposition to return the prisoner to
North Carolina, and he does not believe
that our state law will allow II. The
case is. u peculiar one. its parallel rarely
II ever having occurred, ard Il will III
vol7e many intricate law points.
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NAVAL EXPERTS
Say that no Torpra. 1..wn to Modern
Warfare Couid lave Produced nh Ex-

Say thnt no TorI'ra. a..,vn to Modern
Warfare Could have Produced MI Ex-
piosi0n.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1s.-Thc
opinion OF the leading naval experts In
the use of high explosives, Prof. Alger,
OF the ordnance bureau. as to the cause
OF the explosion Is as follows:
AS to the question OF the cause OF the
Maine's explosion, we know that no tor
pedo such rs Is known TO modern war
fare, can Of Itself cause an explosion OF
the character OF that on board the
Maine. We know OF no Instances wher:.
the explosion OF II torpedo or mine un-
der ships bottom has exploded the
magazine within. 1t has simply Torn
n great hole in the side or bottom.
through which water entered, and In
consequence Of which the ship sunk.
Magazine explosions. on the con-
trary. produce effects exnctly similar to
the effects or the explosion on board the
Maine. When II comes TO seeking the
cause OF the explosion of the Aiaine's
magazine, We should naturally look.
not for improbable or unusual causes.
but those against which we have had
TO guard in the past. The most COM
mon Of these Is through fire In the bunk
ers. Many OF our ships have been in
danger at various times from this cause,
ana not long ago fire in the CineIn-
nau's bunkcrs. actually set fire to at-
tinss, wooden boxes. etc, Within the
magazine, and had II not been discov-
cred at the time Il was. It would doubt
!ess have resulted in catastrophe on
board that ship similar to the one on
the Maine.
i shall again emphasize the fact that
no torpedo exploded without IL ship has
ever produced, or. according to our
knowledge. can 1t produce an explosion
OF q magazine Within"
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FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb. 1S.-There is
big political excitement here tonight.
Within one OF half the Democratic
members OF The general assembly re-
fused TO attend a caucus called for the
consideration the Goebel election
(forcc) bill, which has already passed
the senate and which the dissenters
claim II was sought 10 force the house
Democrats to vote for. The fight. which
has been growing intensely for, several
days. has come TO involve nearly every
Democratic leader In the state as Wcil
as the next race for governor and uhited
States senator a
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ACTION OF SENATE.
In Relation TO the Sinking OF the
Battleship.
100000 lis APPROPRIATED
Dyne.olullon for tho rnrro.. ., Recover,

Byrte,olaiIon for tho rurpo.s of Recover.
ting the Remains arOHicer, aud men OF
the Maine and OF Saving tho venel or
snel, Parts oft aa may be Practicable.
senator Mason, Of tiIlnots, Attacks tho
Navy Department and Is Taie.nto Ta,ls
by Senator woicott-Qnita a Lively Pas.
sage Between Several Membsrs-Many
Dspiors Exciting Dlseu,,,o" on tho
snbJect.
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ablc 10 state iha, nil the sources OF In
formation. Spanish and foreign, arc
unanimous In nttrlbutIng It to an cxplo-
sion In the interior OF the vessel similar
10 those that have occurred In the
American warship Cincinnati and sew
eral vessels OF the European powers In
the last four years. w. N n
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LAWLESsCONDlTION
And Rcign of Isror in Portions Of
Aasaa.
TIE VERY SiORsT ELEMENTS len,

or the Pacific Coz. cille. Have i1oshsa
to py.a, and iAvs Combined te Han Han
Thlns. to sui Ths,n,eiyss-.I I,spn,y
aiot.hai and lssi.taht ISllied-I.a,y
c.nnot be Enforsd Because Jurt y are
Either Packed ot Inii,nida,sd.-Ai A., Ar.
peal for aillltary tid.
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'CONSPUEz zOL.A!'!a
But There MAY Conc a Time
When they will Crown Him.
THE ASTOUNDING pARTlALlTY

ofths court-The Examination as It has
Besn Conducted would bs L.uShabls if
II was not for the Tragedy Mixed with
it--Farcleai Manners OF the Examining
Indge--The Idea ofa Witness Address
z Ing sJury. and Eileiting Applause BY
Ills bncmarks-A mob Came Near Lynch.
ING zoia as he Lsf, the Court Room.
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I NEW. y YORK--Arrived Prussia, from
lHnrmbnrg: Karlsruhe, from Bremen,
PHILADELPHIA = Arrived: Bohe-
mia, Hamburg.
NAPLES krglycl; Kalscr Wilhelm
j II New. York. "a, s, ,95Ss, !; 4, n I'D
I. y; ASRc,ElLLE n Arrived: ratrla, New
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For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair: colder; light northerly winds.
For West Virginia and Ohio. threat
ening weather, followed by light SNOW or
rain. probably colder; light ,'toSfresh
northerly winds.
s t, Local Temperatures. 5gi
Tho temperature ycsteray ms observed
by e. SShnepr. druggist. corner Market
{ II. M, ......,.... 4. l2p. m.....,....s... =,
. n m /, t.,,,, Is Z y, M.,.....,..... 5l
y m..y.,..5.... ........ - Wcather-Chanr'le.
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we.t vlrslnln .ro.Im,aer. ronr,rmrl.

West Virginia ros,mnsters ConIrmcd.
i WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb. 1s-Thc
senate to-day confirmed these nomlna-
itIuns: h.
Postmasters-ohlo. W. S. lllssam,
5Lou6onvillc
4 West Nirglnla-E, McCrearv, Park
lersht,g; VI. Gibson, Romney. a.
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There was prolonged cheering as Ma
jor Esterhazy left the witness stand.
Call another Witness" said the Judge.
But an usher Informed the court that
there were no witnesses In the room re-
served for them. The Judge suspended
the sitting In order 10 allow NJ. Laborie
to complete his application.
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He then sail he, desired 10 resent as
utterly unfouhdcd the lhslnuauoh thas,I
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-30
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
ent pianos from orion Bros.

SlNtIs %.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.
p. S. McDermott is in from Garnet.
Reeds carriages heated. Phone 80.
John Berkin of Silver Star is in town.
Read Hight 4 Fairfield's adj, page s.
Fred Ortop. piano tuner. 107 +. Bdwy.
Ras Rochester has returned from his
trip south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will ii. Clark of Helena
are I'm the city.
Ed Lannap. the Bearmouth mining
man, is In town.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co.. 11e North Main street.
Miss Ada Card of Brunson. Mich. is
the guest of Mrs. John Driscoll.
Nothing more beneficial tnan a visit
TO Gregson Springs. Con Hayes. prop.
A choice smoke-the Flor de Balti-
more-domestic. Sold by all dealers.
The remains of Nick Stefanac were
shipped to Anaconda yesterday for
burial.
It's cheaper to keep warm when you
can buy a good overcoat for $40 from
Boucher.
West India Bitters sell at 81 per bot
tie. A boon for the stomach. Mon
tana Liquor Co.
n " VI my oAi',A Bat tP
by Cammans. SO East Broadway, oppo-
site the Ellwood.
The funeral of John Corrigan vas
held yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Meyer left yes
terday for Washington, ID. c., on a
three months trip.
Excelsior sewing machine oil is the
hest: will not gum OF spoil your ma
chine Sherman sells IL.
II they don't suit we pay the money
back on the boys suits We sell for 81.
Boucher.
Butte Brewery beer is the best made.
Order a case to your hous and you will
enjoy you evenings.
Newbro will give a box of fine candy
with every pipe. cigar or cigarette
holder sold before January 3. 80.
w. II. Lee. the official campaign ora
tor of the late defunct fusion party. re-
turned yesterday from British Column
bis.
The expansion OF the United States
will create a demand for more book
keepers and stenographers. Enter Butte
Business college.
The Smoke Eaters" and Hugh
Lees" two juvenile football teams, met
yesterday Pm the gridiron. the Smoke
Eaters" winning by a score of Is TO 0.
Dick Butler and Dave O'Conner yes
terday chaperoned several members OF
the legislature from Silver Bow county
20 Helena, and will introduce them TO
their duties.
Do not wiss a great educational treat.
A lecture by Colonel Francis Parker on
The Child at the High school audi
torium on Friday. Dec. 30. at Sis p. m.
Tickets, so cents.
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a month. not more than that. IA when
he did balk he might stop half a dozen
times on ono trip. To be quite ready for
him Stephen made for his starting ma
chine a magazine containing 10 charges.
which he intended exploding In success
sion as occasion might require, giving
him thus a reserve OF power. Well. n
day when Stephen was coming I'm from
his wood lot with a load OF wood the
horse stopped. as usual. stephen didn't
say anything. he didn't try to start the
horse at all. which was rather surpris-
ing TO the horse. But he just laughed
to himself and got down from the wagon
and lowered the end OF the timber to
the ground and bedded II there a little
20 make II firm. and then he shifted one
charge OF powder from the magazine
into the holder on the face OF the resist
ance block and lighted the fuse n
stepped back
How IL ever happened stephen never
knew. but instead OF that single Charge
exploding and starting the horse for
ward 10 feet or 50. all the charges in
the magazine exploded at once. This
started the horse all right. but he never
came back. Knew York Sun
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saw the ladies department" There
are only FIVE womer in the penisen-
tiary.
The tour Of the main part of h in
stitution made. the marty went to the
Office. which forms the superstructure
of the grand arch or entrance to the
grounds. Here the rogues' gallery was
inspected by curious eyes. Once out
side of those frowning walls the visi-
tors looked bach n exclaimed. That
beats anything. doesn't it," The point
of rendezvous before departing home
ward bound. was the West Side club
rooms, where refreshments were served.
The party left Deer Lodge at > O'Clock.
giving three cheers to Messrs. Conley
and McTague. the royal entertain
ers."
J. f. Mccormick. city ticket agent OF
the Northern Pacific. accompanied the
party or the excursion. j. :. McEach-
ran was in charge OF the train. All Of
the editors and then families left last
night for their homes.
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A DRUNKEN BANDIT.
grimm Had a Mania for Holding Up Every
One He Met.

If Henry Griffin has the same mania
when sober that takes possession Of him
when filled up on bad lands whiskey IL
would not be an unwise plan to leave
him permanently where he is now. in
jail. but as IL Is not supposed he has.
he Will probably get out when he gets
over his jag. Griffin came to town from
the country a few days ago and has
since devoted himself to seeing the
sights. The glasses he used were whis-
key glasses. which eventually became so
trying on the eyes that he got to seeing
funny things N by last evening was
raving wild. and he went about SIc
saloons holding people NJ and delib-
erately going through their pockets.
Every man ne would meet he would stop
and tell him to hold up his hands and
he would not hurt him. He took Moth
ing. but a policeman, learning of his
doings. took him to Jail. When locked
up he attempted to hold up the first
prisoner he met In the corridor and. the
prisoner refusing 20 hold up his hands,
received a vicious smash in the lace.
Griffin was consigned to the padded cell
Inc given a dose of Sol Levy's jag cure.