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The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-30
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The article concludes: The gloomy
visions which formerly troubled us On
the emperor'S hi .hdly nave eSun -
disappear, and we venture t. hope that
the future Will not bring US fresh dis
Illusions such as To again make acnte
old antasonisms in public life to The
general detriment gor i1istakes whioh IL
are not made a sec1n,, time. we count
on the high Intellectual qualities Of The
monarch anc tie perception of what Is
useful ana what IS harmful to Ger
many, as well as on tife psychological
elements which influenced him"
The most severe cf.tisiiIn has bo en-
aroused throughout the county at the
sentence of two months imprisonment
in fortress, impos Il upon Herr Tro-
jan. editor of the Hla1d aradatScn on
Tuesday last for aartooning the en-
peror in December last, by represent
ing Frederick the ;raat, Napoleon.
Alexander the Great and i.coni1as read
ing the speech of Emperor William,
delivered on NOV. Is. When he swore in
the guards recruits, upon which occa-
sion his majesty remarked that it was
necessary to be good Christians in order
to he good soldiers. Even the conServ-
atiVe newspapers pronounce it an
atrocious sentence and it is said to be
directly due to the emperor's influence.
as his majesty was furious at the car
toon. and has given strict injunctions
that Herr Trojan be confined at WEIGH
selmunde. situated in a fever laden dis
triet, where Herr Weeds, another critic.
encountered the most severe malaria.
Kladderadastch's issue of to-day was
contscated owing to the publication of
a cartoon in which Herr Trojan satifl-
cally criticised his sentence.
Herren Schmidt and Walther, two
Alsatian editors, We're also imprisoned
during the past week on the charge of
lese majestic for publishing an ironical
article on the emperor's birthday. Herr
Stadthagen, a socialist member of the
reichstag. has also been sent to prison
for six weeks for lese majestic.
1t is said on good authority that the
Prussian government has bought the
sole rights of Il new gunpowder invent
ed by Herr Otto Hempfel. a druggist of
Wieda.
she shows the effects Of her long and
severe illness. Her majesty hopes 10 be
able TO attend the so-called schleppen-
cour on Tuesday when distinguished
foreigners viii be received.
The reiehstag has taken novel step
I'm Withholding part of the salary of
Lieutenant General Won Peddbielslli
secretary Of state for posts and tele
graphs, ON the ground that he must first
promise to inaugurate number of
postal reforms including an increase in
the salaries of the letter carriers of the
rural districts
Prince Albrecht of Prussia received
the United States ambassador. Andrew
II. White in audience on Tuesday last,
after the opera, and on Thursday Mr..
White was presented by the ministers
To the kings of Saxony and Wurtem-
burg. Mrs. White was presented To
the queen of Saxony.
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A DESPERATE EFFORT.
Eikes Won the Seventy-TwO Hour Bike
Race in Pittsburg by Two Yards.
a (sreut Ruce.

Pttsburg. Jan. 29.-The finish of the big
T2-hour bike race was exciting and was
desperate effort between the two lead
ers, Waller and Ekes, to carry off the
big end of the purse. Elkes won by two
yards. having gone ,322 miles, 6 laps and
90 yards.
Five minutes before the finish all the
other riders left the track, giving the
two high men clear way to fight for the
honor and money. Elkes was in the lead
with Waller tapping his wheel. A lively
pace was set mt once. Many times Waller
put on all of his power to pass his young
opponent, but each time ElSes reserve
froce proved the better and amid the
widest kind of enthusiasm he kept the
lead TO the end.
The final score was: Ellles, 1,322.6 81
yards: Waller. 1925, IS yards: Schinneer,
1,3l4.G: Hale. ibis; Walters, 1909 IL !;
Dench, 1.129; Cannon. 1,1l5.2: Ruckel, LILO;
Henshaw, SIS.
The race is said by experts to have been
one of the best of it's kind OH record
and barring the rather small attendance
during the week was Il success in every
way. The record made by Waller last
year. 1.22l miles and 3 laps. was passed
by five of the riders at 6:1S p. m. The
crowd in attendance tonight completely
filed the large hall.
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DUNHAM'S REPORT.
A Letter From the Statistical Expert Scnt
Ia The klondilsc by the United
states Government

Washington, Jan. 29.-Carroll ID.
Wright, commissioner of labor has re-
ceived "a personal letter from Manuel
Dunham statistical expert of the
bureau of labor. who was sent to the
Klondike some months ago TO investi-
gate and report on its industrial possi-
bilities The letter is dated Circle city,
Nov. -. and gives an outline of the
principal features which Mr.. Durham
Will incorporate in a comprehensive
report of about 400 typewriter pages.
The letter, speaking Of the reports of
hardships in the gold country, stories
of starvation, says:
II consider the situation grave but
not desperate. There is food at Yukon
for 600 more men than are wintering
there, and this can be freighted to
Dawson or part Of Dawson can go To
1t. 1t may be that the transportation
companies can feed the population next
year, but ii is doubted here. / have
secured an accurate statement of the
amount of freight landed in Dawson by
the steamers during the season. from
the manifests of boats and from inform
alton obtained from agents of the COM
panies. Less than 200 tons reached
there, and between 700 and 500 tons of
this consisted of furniture. whiskey and
hardware less than 300 tons for 500
men. and much of it was consumed
during the summer. Prices are increas-
ing To Dawson, flour selling for $3.50 a
hundred. and many other staples in
proportion. Luxuries are not quoted,
simply commanding what a man feels
disposed 10 pay for them. Dogs have
sold as high as $500 apiece there. and
$500 has been offered and refused here.
Our mail carrier is still here. strand
ed. without dogs or provisions TO get
out The government Pays s60e for Il
trip that costs $500. Nobody blamcs
the poor carrier. but everybody lamus
the government and the contractors. I
send this out by private parties. I am
Well and strong. The weather is fine,
the coldest to date being % degrees be-
low zero. Two feet of snow ON the
ground. The sun rises al 10 and sets at
:, giving us seven or eight hours day
light The moon swings in the heavens
all night giving a light by which one
could read newspaper IL it were To he
had. The trails are open and men are
starting out in every direction with
their dog teams to Fort Yukon fer
freight, to the British creek mines, To
Dyea and 70 Dawson and thence 10
juneau"
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lT CHANGES HANDS.
The seattle and International l. New the
Property of the Northern Pacific.

Seattle. Jan. 2a.-Assistant General
superintendent w. Il. Pierce Of the
Northern Pacific arrived in Seattle this
afternoon from st. Paul, and upon his
arrival Immediately took charge of the
Seattle * International. his title being
that of agent of the president. in which
official capacity he will represent G. :.
Mellen. president of The Northern Pa
eiiic, who was on Friday elected chain
man of the board Of directors and presi-
dent of the Seattle q International.
Asked whether there would be A Joint
USE Of the tracks of the Seattle X In
ternational by the Northern Pacific AM
Great Northern, Mr. Pierce said he did
not know. \ separate maIagemeIl
would not be aaessary, he thought, 10
admit the Great Nor hern tn Seattle over
the Seattle X tate national tracks.
Mr.. Martin. general audito", and Cen
eral Manager Kend:iek of the Naitherr
Pacific are expected to arrive in Seattle
from ST. Paul tomorrow. The former
VIII check up the road and the general
manager Will look over the newly ae-
guircd property.
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HE MADE A NEW RECORD
Collins Splendid Performance in
the Lakeside Stakes.
SENSATIONAL FINISH
Was Landed First by Two Lengths in
the Remarkable Time of 2.34 1-2.
Lowering the Track Record
l-2 Seconds.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
San Francisco Jan. 29.-Dr. H. L.
! RowelI's consistent old eelding, Col
fins. was given the go-by by the talent
in the Lakeside stakes. one mile and a
half, at Inglesde this afternoon. His
splendid performances during the sea-
son were seemingly lost sight of, and
he was not considered by the public
generally as having half chance To
land the big end of $1,000. Judge Denny
and whee, of Fortune carried all the
money. but the Judge did not even
peep at the finish and the best Wheel
of Fortune could do was TO squint at
the show. At the post Judge Denny
was to shot, Wheel of Fortune .
and Collins all the way from to II.
The gelding looked fit as an equine
king when he came out ridden by Char
ley Thorpe. and many of the railbirds
got some small bets on before the bar
rier was raised.
Seven starters got a coed send-off
Cromwell led TO the stand by three and
a half lengths. Thorpe let out link
on Collins and Rowels horse responded
in a manner that made the wise ones
wonder. He passed the half mile lead
ing Garland Barr by nose, the mile
being negotiated in 1:42$4. Here Don
Clarencio made his effort and at the
three-quarters it was Collins, Barr and
Don. GdFlanu balf, IN 10 i, was only
a nose behind Collins turning into the
stretch, and ''pikers' who had tickets
on Garland Barr thought it was ali
over. The pace was d killing one down
the stretch and Collins responded in n
sensational fashion to Thorpe's urging.
He gradually drew away from Garland
Barr and landed first by two lengths in
the remarkable time of 2:34l6. lowering
The track record Az seconds. When the
figures We're posted a great cheer went
up, which was repeated when Jockey
Thorpe from the back of the game old
Collins, plucked the purse from the fin
ish wire. The track is fully three sec
ands slower than at Oakland. so the
performance was really a greater one
than that of Buckwa for weeks ago.
when at Oakland he placed the worlds
record at 2:22lA.
Results: First race. one mile--Soniro
won. Claudiana second. Wawona third.
time, 1:43A. Seven furlongs--George
Lee won. Fortunate second, Cahrillo
third: time, 1:2Si2. Mile and one-h half
Neragua won. Monita second j. O. G.
third; time. 1:50A. Mile and one-half
the Lakeside stakes-Collins won Gar
land Bar second. Wheel of Fortune
third. time. 2:3ita. Six furlongs. sub
stitute race-Kallis won. Maine sec
ond. Chihuahua third; time. 1:i4h.
One mile-Joe jerry won, Palomacita
second, Fashion Plate third; time
1.41h
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Al New Orleans

New Orleans Jan. 29.-The Premier
stakes for 2-year-olds. at three furlonEs.
was the feature OF the days card. May
Beach. daughter of the old sprnter, Bob-
by Beach. showed her quality, winning
out by half length. The day was cloudy
and the track fair.
Seven and "A half fuflougs Elkn won
Tranby second, f1itholiu third time 80
Seven and a quarter furlongs-Robert
Bonner won, Lakeview Palace second
Isobengula third. time. I.42 Premier
stakes. three fuflongs-May Beach wen
Rollay Rawney second, Russella Waldcr
third: time :3Ia4. Handicap. six fnrlonps
Cath won. J. a, Grey second. Tabouret
third. time. LICK. Seven and "a half fur
longs-F'red Barr won. Harry s second.
Hot Stun third. time, A. Seven furlongs
-Basauil won. Anger second, His Brother
third: time. :3gia
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-30
CROOKED WORK.
The j. IL. Shields a. Co. stable suspended
by the Track OniciaIs.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
San Francisco. Jan. 29.-The officials ut
Ingleside are determined 10 use every
effort possible to put the stamp of clean
sport upon every race at lngleside After
the sixth race this afternoon the stable of
J. II. Shields a. Co. was indefinitely sus-
pended from the privileges of the track
and no further entries will bc received
until further orders by the lngleside OFF,
cials. The prime reason for the suspen-
sion of the stable is the in and out rum
ming that has characterized the horse
Joe Terry. The horse made his tirst start
at lngleside on Nov. ] and was second in
a seven-eighths dash in l29il. Two days
later he negotiated a mile in l:42i2. Since
then Terry has started II times, but neV-
until to-day did he peep. This after
noon he went the mile in l.4lii with Con-
ley up. fairly galloping over such good
ones as Palomacita, Fashion Plate, Her
manita and Little Cripple. Terry started
on Jan. 25 and ran like hobby horse. \
rich man named Josephs is said to OWL
the Shields horses. Apparently he wanted
10 become "A good deal richer. The judges
set Coniey down for the balance of the
meeting for all but his own stable. lie
carried George Lee wide all the way
down the stretch.
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THE GRlDlR0N CLUB.
II Gave Its Thirteenth Annual Dinner at
the Arlington distinguished Guests
and Witty Speeches

Washington. Jan. 2g.-The Gridiron
club gave its 18th annual dinner to-
night. and as has been its custom i'm the
past, furnished one of the most unique
entertainments Of the season Distin-
guished guests were present from all
parts of the world, as We'll as men
prominent in public life from all parts
of the United States. The large ban
quet hall of the Arlington was superb
ly decorated. and the table was a bed
of rich and fragrant flowers. The scene
was a marvel of briliiancy for. added To
the electric light effect against the
ferns and eVergreens the flags OF the
nations represented at the dinner We're
interspersed.
Mr.. Frank Hosford, president of The
club. was exceedingly happy in his in
Productions of the speakers. and kept
the entertaining features moving with
usual Gridiron vim and excellence. The
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-30
THE kAlA WRECKED.
Ran Reef and Her Cargo of sugar
L. Total Loss.

Victoria u. g, Jan. 29.--The steamer
Warrimoo arrived tonight from Austria
liza and Hawaii. She brought but is
miners from Australia ON their way TO
the klondike. The Warrimoo brought
from Honolulu the news of the wreck of
the steamer kala with cargo of sugar.
She ran on reef The steamer and her
cargo are total loss The cargo was
valued at sll 900. II was covered by insur-
auce The loss ON the steamer was S23 400.
fully insured The kala belonged To the
lnter-lsland company and the sugar was
consigned TO NJ. $. Grinhaum a Co. Mark
y Kennedy. 4 freight clerk of the steam
er hinau, was drowned through the over
turning of boat on The rocks at Papai-
kou.
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Iour Months In .InII.

Minneapolis. Jan. "a. {. Haughan.
formerly city treasurer. Was to-day SEN
fenced 10 four months Imprisonment In
the county Jail and to pay fine Of Sl.e01
His attorney pleaded in his behalf that
the loss of The city's money was due 10
its wretched financial system and 10
Haughans lack of business qualities hut
not 70 any intention Of dishonesty. The
court evidently took these matters into
consideration in imposing such a light
a.nrEtl.n
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I.nnl.nh ~ thr LII,

Washington. Jan. 2g-president Dole
and party spent the afternoon in an In
speetion of the United States fish com
mission building. United States Fish Com
missioner Briee showed them the exhib-
it, and workings Of his department. The
plans for the coming week include a din
ner every evening. beginning with that 10
hr given by Mr. Castle ON Monday and
tho presidential banquet Tuesday.
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Opposed Ia the Bili.

Washington. Jan. % Commissioner
Hermann of the general land office has
reported adversely on the bin intro
duced TO congress granting certain
tramway and other privileges over
chilNoot pass. Alaska. TO a company
organized To conduct such operations
there. He points out that a bill regu-
lating generally such matters is now
pending in congress- whose enactment
will open the way for corporations de-
string such privileges to obtain them
III regular manner.
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TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To Gain Flesh, tn Sleep Well, TO Know
What Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean, Make IL Test of Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience of an indianapolis
Gentleman.

Interesting Experience of an indianapolis
Gentleman.
No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having it think that their nerves
are to blame and are surprised that they
are not cured by nerve medicine and
spring remedies; the real seat of the
mischief is lost sight of; the stomach
is the organ to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever i'll the stomach, nor
perhaps any of the usual symptoms of
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itself not in the stomach so much
as in nearly every other organ; in some
cases the heart palpitates and is irregu-
lar; in others the kidneys are affected:
in others the bowels are conStipated,
with headache still others are troubled
with loss of flesh and appetite, with ac-
emulation of gas, sour risings and
heartburn.
Mr. A. w. Sharper of No. 81 Prospect
street. indianapolis, Ind, writes as fol-
lows: "A motive of pure gratitude
prompts me to write these few lines. re-
garding the new and valuable medicine,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. have beea
a sufferer from nervous dyspepsia for
the last four years: have used various
patent medicines and other remedies
without any favorable result They
sometimes gave temporary relief until
the effects of the medicine wore off. l
attributed this TO my sedentary habits,
being a bookkeeper with little physical
exercise. but / am glad to state that the
tablets have overcome all these obsta-
cles, for | have gained in flesh, sleep
better and am better in every way. The
above is written not for notoriety, but
is based on actual fact.
Respectfully yours.
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81 Prospect St. Indianapolis, IND
u is safe to say that Stuart's Dyspep
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ness or disease except cancer of stom-
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of flesh and appetite, sleeplessness, pal
pitation. heartburn, constipation and
headache.
Send for valuable little book on stom-
ach diseases by addressing Stuart Co,
Marshall Mich.
All druggists sell full sized packages
at ~ cents
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Smlplies for Alnsi,a.

Seattle. Jan. pa carload of grain
of the governments Alaskan relief ex-
pedition. have reached here from Van
couver, Wash. The grain and supplies
will be shipped from here to Dyea with
a detachment Of the relief expedition on
the steamer Signal about Feb =
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Sentenced TO he Hanged.

Chicago, Jan. 2a.-Chris Merry. the ped
dler recently convicted OF beating and
choking his wife 10 death. was sentenced
10y Judge Horton to-day TO be hanged
Feb. u. The date is just three months
after the murder was committed.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-30
Tn. E.cI,nnrc ni.snl,r,I.

Chicago Jan. 2i-Members of the Chi
cage produce exchange have adopted rtso-
iutions formally disselying that institu-
ton. The action Is the result Of long
continued strife between butter and tRg
men and baitefiHt people
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For the Alaska Trade.

san Francisco. Jan. 29.-The ship
Yosemite has been sold 10 L. +. Swee-
ney of Seattle and Will probably lie
placed on the Seattle Skaguay route.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-30

cuustantiuopie Jan. aa.-S,verc shocks
"t earthquake We're experienced hrrs to-
d4y-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
NEWS IN BRIEF

Tho number u John + Hur,tat Huus.
ton, Tex, /, still a mystery.
Eighteen hndics have hccn taken from
he ruins u the grJat Pittshurg irc.
W. j Foster died az W,athorforl,
TcX from am overdose of morphine.
Lcc shepard was fatally shot by a
Crcck Indian near Euiaula, l. T.
Alta country church near Bluo Ridge,
Ca, Whit Dillaui shot and killoda man
named Rawlns sud pilarl was killed
while his arryst was attempted
Tho l.ycarold child Of Henry wclso
near Brcnham, Tex, was fatally pcaldci
by turning over pot Of boiling water.
-Four farmers worc arrested at Bee.
willie, Tx, charged with oountcriciting.
The safe Ia the posto0icc at Harrison
Station, TcN. was blown opCn and 600
worth of stamps taken.
Win Noble was given seven years in
the pcnitcntiarY at Houston, Tex, for
stealing a horse.
H.F Pond was found dead H. his
buggy at Galveston, Tex Heart disease
h the supposed cause.
Joseph Slattcry, the ox.pricst, and his
wife, who have leciurod IN the United
States against Catholics, Is under arrest
Rt London, Eng, for selling ,.sdeccnt
books
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15

Arrangements were concluded today
by which NJ Geo. r. Garyin transferred
his Interests IN the Weekly Review to
Col. VIM. Falconer, who has been edit.
ing the Tablet ir some time past.
The consideration being Col. Falconers
undivided half interest in the tablet
and 500. AZ will be seen, this trans.
iered Col, Falconer 10 the Review aud
Mr. GaryIn 90 the Tablet aud they will
al, We hope, prosper Nayasota tx.
aminer
10 trying TO purchase Texas bond. a.
an inyesimen, IN the school fund, Gov.
ernor Culbersou has i1cidently demon.
straicd that Texas credit IL a. strong
a. that Of the Nation or Of any Nation.
The Texas democracy has made an en-.
viahle record and maintained a magnil.
icent reputation for the Lone Star
State Houston Post.
Marriage licenses j, C.. Couch 10
Emma Peterson, A. J Munley to Ahbie
Rayuor VIII smother- 10 Sarah Porter.
ollie Freeman 10 Annie Brunswick. An.
drew Caldwell 10 Victoria jenkins,
Boht shelton 10 Jane Iusler, J. J..
hanus to Emma Hocourek, jim Zepher
TO MolIie Lauy.:
John Damn Of West Virginia was re.
Gently mamed and the Parkersburp
State Journal says he was congratulated
dy the old folks. the telegram SAYING
please accept thec0ngratulatious OF the
%. the whole Damn family"
A meeting Of business men aud ciu.
zeus was held at the opera house yes
ierday afternoon and some suitable res.
oluuous adopted sustaining Nj. Daniel
Ripley 10 bic eight against the boycott
of the Louc Star steam ship line.
Mf John Rohl, father Of Mr.. Peter
Winner Of this city, died at Hockey
and will be buried here this afternoon
at O'Clock from the re .idence Of Mr..
and Mr. Winter, lie was nearly Il
years old and a native Of Germany.
Alta largely attended german given
in Nayasota Friday night the figures
were cd boy NJ T.. VI. smith u that
city aud MI-s Marie Misirot Of Bryan
Mrs. &. =. Salter and daughter, Mrs.
Ferguson, Of Calvert, are whiting rela
tive here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-15
KILLED BY AN ELEVATOR.
A Woman Meet. a Fearful Tais In =
New Nork Hotel.

New York, Feb. IL-Mrs. Arthur
Levy, wife Of a member Of the whole.
sale clothing firm Of Hays, Goldberg a.
Co, was instantly killed In an elevator
NJ the Holland House
ON entering the elevator b ascend 10
the parlor Mrs lazy placed her
hand upon her forehead and complained
81 dizziness 90 her companions. Bcfoc
they could reply the elevator boy had
closed the door Of the shaft, grimsd MS
lever and the car shot up with bound
Almost at tine same moment Mrs Levy
rnelcd and fell with her head cut OF the
door The elevator was about an inch
and a half frum the walls Of the shaft,
and a. far a. the solid walls of the shaft
would pcumit her head extended out
There was a crash, and the boy with a
dcXtorous move brought his car 20 q stop
at the first floor II was too late, Mrs
Lcyy lay hiclcss ou the bottom of the
elevator, her head crushed In a. II hy a
heavy hludrcon. II had been struck hy
the sighted projection Of the first iioor
into the elevator shaft