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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Z e'tr'trr og aasierer pco
asHs Observation-Disclosures er
" ataoS6ouptmano S6parB'S
sI5t 2rGlaitbanblsr G. Often.
Nls'rE bapoe mslbt fla.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

,,r,,,rfUenosre / Srdmmen forz
/. osnsforbpisIie. Striosn sr
4, afs afgiort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

E~.,sroqpmmuneitDre bar beiIuttet
h, IN Trsmtioen lite ital erlasses
IT, fpr tirtelise SanoIinser.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

u~SpioslIe al 8ispits Glsttrtt'tetss
urrt Ital furetusss meo bet fsrfts. Der
hal iuoleoaes ell itsrre Sur6in, og to
0nromuer. SmtoFningerne oso LIB
pibelIen pil anbrage til $4,000 Str.
arbsioet sr for ben elsttriite Del oper'
broost bet slettriIte Bureau, og 3urs
biuanlraset ubipreS al &perner
9rug.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

gitsrfus Os a~unseiOfOs ueO Songs
b,ro Der tiliummen rspraisntsrer
1900 6~ststraftsr. er fOIst til SGrts'
ei,r ,sumnsr. nr. Summer bar Osida
fnot ct treble ganOfuIo OsrOppe,
onomsfOsIen meO umtrsnt 10OOStItes
frrfter paa S~uanosn. Srammtns
commune. Der bar dpsrterst etter
Gosis til GlsttricitetsuGrt, sr f'1'uo'
5Osiens.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

fSor 0oen Sogn at Strpns 9reites
aielo er psb bsieite Reiolution al 7ce
Mai oprettst ct eset Sorosmooerois
Itritt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

propristGr Gbr. Ssrgenien bar
iol9t tin 9aarp GsebaIe / 5jeQerup
Sogn meo 8eiGtnins pg Snpentar til
Siebmano Dagger | ajsbenbupn for
$4,000 Sir. Sjsbersn opertaser @iens
opmmen til lite Suli fsrIttOmmenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Sparebanf bepilseb /
~enitemmis 1900 aros
N + Qmmunitionsfpnb til Stpts
[,sr, GptrbQIoen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

~''''onfI'tterne peoS orregaaros
'r na btIdst, os arbeibet
s3'i az be tioligere qrbsioers.
L. Aor fore9aast uben npgen
Eat4rreTe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Sbenfs, 17be Mai. 8eitpreIien for
QttieIelftabst "Spures p9 Gadnetdslen
for 6~aanopqrtere / Sbenis" a9ter at
ForeIlaa rlbbpttet for bet iorlsbne bar
fat til 6 pGt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Sinerso, lite Wai. Sberit 6. g..
arnbolb er bsb, rs aar gdmmsl.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Den Abe Wai bar bet AZ Idr, Iiben
5urpsripenp !6augaarO Tom / Ger.
bps 5arper 5sitsrisn i Qabenraa. Sis
ben ben 9io bar ban, meo unotagsf.
al 8 4ar, bpori ban arbsibeoe iorfisls
Iigs StsDer i RorpiIespig, uafbrubt
p9rst iDsIelidt / oenne 5orretning. J
be iicite aar ban ban bog fun biulpst
til, naar bet bar Oaret iarlis traOlt.
s iumme 5orretnins bar andre arbsis
bere D9rst ipsisliat bsnbolospis 80,
% og 18 Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

EtbHs.-at 5or flare gsn. Carl 3obaH Ctons,
sfter . Easss sbsoom a'sii uso 1so,n ben 24ss Nat
1898. bsiisnstsisrss bsreso for fra0ErsHos Gise; %
gsnnsr 5aaps Der gaHbet % Rorss, Gan Der
fgst Gro0fsiou, D'inu ben - avritls9. 81 3 aa'
Der, at ban M TT Fpitst III bet eaub. boor @labsn
lite a~iptEles meo Eors o. Rsis. msH CT / al gbigRsb
ben famine Dor 5rsIisr Jsias Rrifns.
anna GibHs. Tobias ctsns.
e. E,l,fvs aptr,
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

guratten / 8rsngrsft StOp. bpor
Der bar pGret Reitduration for Serns
banearbsiosre paa Smddbanen aabsns
rdas 9raaItsn, er MI luttet. Reitauras
tsren MATTE bragg berfru ubsn npSet
llbbptts, piItnot meo ct fort Sab. San
% 1o4nilie bapoe BAIT en- orsi 0pit
beune Binter at ubiiad | garattsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

EahrFsn til Sronbbiems DOM
! FaI ogioa iadr brpOss oppe /
Glere Irbsioere er ans
ID fpr at 81 fig itait mep "Giies
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Ranbers, 12te Mai. 9auroeier Sss
rem aielpisn / SjGrsbp bar iol9t lin
8aaro paa IL Chr. 9arttorn til
@aarbeier 4isls Tislien, asferg, for
10000 Str.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

scrndno lab bar truFet 5ors
Earrosr til at faa GpsrgsmaaIet
A. cp,r 8lommsn peO IarnGs
.,,t bite Mars Qmtsting.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Selpbrpllup feireoes forIeoen at
Gtplelarsr 5. 9anien os Sutru,
Sistpebt | Splum.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

|, rsrFsfpsnit 9eneraltoniul /
y Tulomcgtig i SnbrsbePartss
h. ar,I gonraoi uon9ont.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

9reuoerslep, 9be Mai. 500 Rr.
IT'S opertisrte / afiss meaem 9rsns
berslep % 8rdd 0aaroeier g. Sam
melgaarb al Gm6. 2iget funotsS mep
ufItauret !0opsb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

S Stotsfopene Deo Stele bcloer Der
en- flor NenSoe Sragsr til. Selp ON
be qjsr nossn Rptts, polOsr be bog ogs
Iao tor Staoe. De RACER til Gtsems
pei &artofierns op at Soroen os sbes
logger Rpeplantsrne, naar bisie ldber
9laoens henes og arugen oerfrr tror,
at Der sr Srm at finbe. 5or nogle
2ar iibsn bolot man &rdseiagter /
Stopen, men / ben iipite lib sr Der
life ftet noget.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Den lite Mai inopieoes bet efter
granben ben life Mai ifjcr ejenopfsrts
Saarn paa 6ottprp Slot at ben prsis
fife OipiiionsprGIt giittsl. Samtis
big inbpiebes be npe alOtter, Der bar
fact Rdonens "2utbers &lotte, "aeis
Ter alotte" og "9uitap aoolfss Slot
te." Snbpislfen operDarsbes Of Opers
~praiibent asler, andre Weolsmmer at
BEN prsiiite Resierins, RasiItrdten
% naturliabis &riaerforsninaerne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Baais - perogo 6tfiNa5i8lsrss ior 'taDareHoe
Slrgt o. geHaer, at osrrsR t in atsbom bar sism'
fiaIbt Dor fare pasbOub % Gabsr, JobH Qiiisn
gaaIe. cav bsuiOp rstia / Zross paa fH 5rsisr ben
26os 4Sril 1928 al. 7 8ormioeag. afosSs par isoi
6isrtsals graieslzlo I 5toyss, BEN sss 1uat 1915 ca
bifu ~Iaatsbss Uto TN sgp hsroso - aar samHei.
srsS nab bans EisD, UdWsHsi pare bans Dtinss.
glrs. euro 8 gaaie.
gsrutHe: edn1. nus, IhDra. 6a3aat. slRHt.
AslaHg, MfIs o. Johanna 8a5ls.
asrdnator. Wirr.. sgse Blni fs4s.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

HiHqeH er 40 < 10, l
Gtagsr bpt, tEomrr
let t1Ho I aae see.
opfgrl al Murifeh1s
Z gulHlsr tgfie Bra
&C. ,7emtt ,yoO seHo
gaa bUer al , ire
Eiosr. 10 uoro os
OF GIT TN al 30
ud River ieber ltse
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

giter Jorilus al RissOassmano
6uitap Sobannisn bar geitprslien for
ben norbilespigits @Rlaerf0raning
psbtasst p.e bet tilitunbenoe gais til
ben tpife Rissbas at ppitile ierliss
aanbioatsr / ale ire 9ulstreois bpor
Der aisipss banite Stemmsr. DE- bans
tie Sgrbioatsr ere / 6abersleOzS sns
o.rb0rg 8alstreos biotilOarsnbsHisss
oagsBnnb Suitap Sobannsien at
5lsnsbors, / 5~lens6orss aabenraa
0algtrsbs Gaarosi.r 6. 9. Dolf /
Gummelsab / 9rpaser Scsn % /
5snosrs Suium 8alstrses Rshuitsr
5. Sssisn al 5Isnsbors.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

Den foripunone Sasfsrer, Chr. "Trip
/ aabenrdd, Der bar p9rs. borte Iioen
ben 25oe 4pril, men / fibfte uge Ital
pare blepen feet / Sambors. bar msbs
tasst riselig 10000 Wart, Tom bar
BAN betroebe; ct tpIt glab, "Tsusr
gtpsnrabsr an3eiser". flyer. al gsns
gene tilbsrts en- 2anomano / ap9rs,
msoens "5lsnsburser Qnnoncsblatt"
msobsler, at be tilhsrts ct "9anobrugs
8runosa itsatti.islitab". Ssners
bsrsttes, at ban bar melbt fig til polis
tist | 5ambors. 5an blep torlebsn
inOleusrst i RstsfGnsilst / SIensborg.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

S~ubfribcr pna "Sfolcmeiteren''
On dollar. 9rppenumer 5 Gents. Noresie:
6. Berg Srnas, Spre, ytlnH. 22bi9
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

SaaI Ieirebe ben 3bie Mai
N,IS equilibrium Tom 5ansIslss
te,.y, oIeo | 1873 anTat ION
'E Bergen, % oa ben
S'rotanituIt neOlasOes,
gan 1siten 1886 til praEt
>''9as etvafanItalt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

st 4ttieielitab er netop oannet til
Drift al "@ofioros Ssrnaruber".
8ruberne er beIiggenbe psO Goiiorben
| Ofoten, &~ttietdpitulen er 100000
8r. foroelt pda 100 Qttter a 1000 ar.
SsITtdbet uominiftrsrss af en- Direts
tton paa 3 Meolsmmer: Sabritsisr
8. go6esWii9, Sngenisr 8. Sielm og
aooOtat @rel Dinse. Otter foretagen
Prepsorift piier @rubsrne iig at bore
'jeloen lopenoe. On 9rspelabning
@salm, iOm nqIis e ufftibst til Mebs
oels6ro / England, fab: meget belbis
uo. Deb 9ruberne befiGftiges aIes
rebe nu en- arbeiOsItDrte paa ca. 70
Wlano.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

[as5 ben 29oe 2lpril feirebe Sr.
[n ID, YsIo Os srue fin 9slp.
) BEN anIeoning opers
!" SrIObruOepdrret en- 8aps
.:'''lts 5OrmanoFab, bpis Orb
V''oe bar pGrst / flere aar.
.Nt Snat Dahl afreiIte Torles
s'i'oaIs0ren for at uoruIte ct
|. Na'i'It OjosnItabelige unbers
~ t~tono6ismsfiorben, buOrtil
'l'lItabet bar beDilset Mlibs
\. sg5''It itaI 9arens Os Rpbs
Sanorin8er unoerIpaes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

,S,%a. neo "Sproenitiolb" er,
, ssrlo' % Gurt ansaar, falot
k',0e uo, 5 Slutten al bens
~ FaI prSOerne msb be min.
|, aI % SOrpeboarmerinsen
o'lost oil life tunne bore
ml0t Mai, tiplioit ba.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
ssIfab.t til Qpraes Del har uhb.I,

StIitabet til ROrses Del bar ubb.l,
fsl8enos Stipsnbier:
l Sadrobruser Sr. aus. Sprne al
Homeoal 1000 Str. for at unbsrIsae,
bOilts 6orunftuItuinser Der / andre
Sdnoe sr trufne msb Ssnipn paa 5ors
lenoel'e al 2onobru9ss % Sapspros
butter meo S~ernbaner os 9ampfibs,
for at garsrne unoer fprfjeQiss Sems
perdturforboloe fan TONNE frem / ben
bsoit muItse Stano.
iii Stipenoiet bapoe inbmelbt ia 4
Inisgere.
2. 8aarbbrugsr g. Mdnetab, BAR
buug, Seberen, $50 ar. ~ en- Esiie
til S6pei5, for Der at unberfsae Be
banoltn9en pg uobpttet at mango
aarige Gnge.
iii bette Stipenbium bappe melot
Jig 7 qnIsssre.
Ifgigrelisn al BET 3oie Iterre Sit
penOtum, Stoebrus, uofattes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
.abrifbnsnina tiliaias. 1tcorab

. No0Iti yll N18niH8 sr ilIIala3 gDg'
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Sooe Gine.
:. S. Bracket e. Co.
I'll Wlajfas Subj clter

"a S. 9Th Str, Minneapolis, MINI,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
BREAKS THE PUMPS.
The @. II. and c. Declines to Furnish
Water for the Track.

Great Falls, July 2S.-W. d. Barclay,
general manager of the Great Falls and
Canada railway. is in the city, and he
has informed the executive committee
of the racing association that his COM
pany viii not be able this year to sup
ply the water for the use of the race
track The company has broken two
pumps In the attempt in previous fears
and cannot afford to try the experiment
again. Under the old arrangement the
water vas forced through about two
miles of pipe into a tank on the grounds
much higher than the source of supply,
and this strain was too great for the
pumps used by the railway company.
The pipe, moreover, is now broker by
frost and would have to be repaired In
any event at an unknown cost.
The committee has decided TO tap the
city main n run a pipe a distance of
a mile and a half. They nave let the
contract to Brown * Collins. who agree
to do the work for a stated price and
after the meeting is over to take up the
pipe. charging a small percentage for
damage. The pipe will be laid over the
surface and therefore the cost will not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29

~isfactory results. While in New York
the general also visited the
Seneca and investigated the charges as
to the improper equipment of the ship
for the homeward trip from Santiago.
The surgeon general found that while
there was some ground for the state
ments. the conditions had been exag-
gerated. The Seneca was overcrowded
with passengers. Among them were AZ
soldiers from the hospital. who were
not wounded SO badly as to require
their immediate transfer. They were
ordered away from the hospital at
Siboney because the officers in charge
anticipated another great battle. which
would over.ax their resources, and de-
sired to free the hospitals from every
patient who could be gotten away. In
addition to his. a number of civilians.
not properly entitled to the privilege.
were allow ID passage, resulting in over
croWdiug.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
WAS INSTANTLY KILLED
Thomas Rolling Shot Through
the Head.
A DISCHARGED EMPLOYE
II. o.. Howell Is the Murderer-The Shoot
ing Took Place at Swimming Woman
Creek-He VIII Be Safe From
Capture in the Bad Lands.

Great Falls, July PA telephone
message from Ubet this morning states
that Thomas Rolling. foreman for Phil
ip L. Moule, the w~oolgrower, was shot
through the head and instantly killed
by H. o. Howell, a discharged employe
Of the same ranch. The shooting took
place yesterday morning about 3 o'clock
at Swimming Woman creek. near the
foot of the Snowies. There had been
some trouble between Rolling and
Howell, both at the time of the latter's
discharge and later, and IL is probable
hat his was the cause of the shoot
ing. Howell fed at once, taking two
good saddle horses with him. All OF
the counties of the state have been no
titled of the murder, but If Howell once
gets into the bad lands along the Mus
selshell and knows anything at all
about the country, he can laugh at his
pursuers. A force from the sheriff 5
Office has started Nfter me a but
it is very doubtful If they catch him,
as he a too great q start. the place
of the murder being 60 miles from Lew
istown.
The deceased was IS years Of age and
leaves a wife and two children. He was
thoroughly trusted by his employer and
mad the respect and friendship of near
ly every one in that section of the coun-
ty. 1t Is said that the trouble frs.
arose over an i~rrigating ditch, but the
details are not given.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Mrs. John T. Athey left on the after
noon train for a weeks visit with friends
in Butte.
Colonel T. f. Butler of the circulation
department of the Standard is calling on
his many friends in this city.
The Misses Collins and Armstrong have
returned from a weeks visit with Mrs.
Charles Il. Duer at Fort Benton.
Mrs. w. NJ. McGinness and her sister.
Miss Edna Waterman. of White Sulphur
Springs. are visiting Mrs. w. ]. Minar at
Benton.
Mrs. James F. O'BrIen and children
nave gone to Anaconda. where Mr..
O'Brien has been employed for the past
three months.
J.. NJ. Gaunt and family and w. II.
Smith left this morning by carriage for
Tenderfoot, where they will spend two
weeks in fishing and camping.
Lewis A. P%arkhurst. clerk of the Mon
tana Board of Underwriters, arrived
from Butte this morning and is looking
over the city.
People who put in a small garden patch
of potatoes early this spring are in luck.
as there is q complete dearth of that tu-
her in the local market.
Mrs. Henry Prentiss left on the east
bound train this morning in response to
a telegram from Davenport, Ia, announc-
ing the sudden death of her father,
Charles Flick.
Michael Curry is having a two-stor-
brick residence built on the corner OF
Fourth avenue north and Ninth street.
When completed II will have cost about
50, 900 and will be one of the neatest
dwellings in the city.
Wool men in the city say that the re-
port of the sale of the Joseph Sims clip
at Billings at % cents is not true. They
claim that II was consigned and that II
was not sold at all. The report arose
from the statement of the grower that
he had lone better than 1914 cents
The T. w. mine at Barker has been
leased by Mrs. Lovinia A. Collins to K. j.
and ID. l.. s. Barker for one year, the
consideration being 10 per cent. of all re-
ceipts. She also agrees to sell a three
fourths interest in the claim for $500 at
any time within the year.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
WE-ARE-SEveN CLUB.
The Name to he Changed to n Cascade
County Republican Club.

The Name to BE Changed To the Cascade
County Republican Club.
Great Falls. July 8.-The rumor that
was current on the street last night and
this morning that those present at the
meeting of the McKinley-Hobart club
would change the name of the organiza-
ton to the I'VE Are Seven" club has been
contradicted. and on apparently good au-
thority. The few men Interested in the
matter say that while 1t is true that the
call did not bring out a larger crowd than
seven. the men who did attend are not
ly be exclusive. there will be a larger
candidates than that. anyway. and the
club feels that IL is its duty to enroll at
least enough men to properly NIL the
county ticket.
1t is stated this morning that the name
of this strictly limited political pull Will
hereafter be the Cascade County Republl-
can league. Its officers are; President.
+. George HEIDI; vice president. John r.
Ross: secretary. Ed Hooker; treasurer.
George Mcfarland; executive committee.
John ]. Ellis, C. T. Boal. f. w. Wright,
A. T. Kyle. F. D.. Cooper. w. ID. Bur-
cher. A. some of the men on this roster
were not at the. meeting yesterday even
ing. although they were in town. II is
limited that there may be some vacancies
to fill at the next meeting of the seven.
The programme announced In this morn
ing's Standard was carried out and the
coterie will meet at some definite date In
the future to hear the report of a COM
mittee on resolutions.
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MARK ETS



Chicago, July 2S.-Higher cables from
Liverpool and unfaVorable weather for
corn started wheat higher. The reaction
theory also seemed to favor some recov-
cry. The drop for the past few days has
been such that the trade seemed to come
to the conclusion that it was a good time
to buy. shorts were disposed to cover and
secure profits and there was more or less
demand for the long account. Later, when
numerous crop damage reports about corn
were being received and the market FOR
that commodity began to be considerably
affected by them, still further strength
was Impaired to wheat. The interest I'm
cash or July was revived. 1t was evident
that there was still considerable shortage
and this caused a bullish feeling. July
shorts became anxious and covered freely
and that month showed more strength
than anything else. Bids Oh a basis OF
yesterdays cash prices We're in the mar
ket here for considerable quantities or
Kansas No. 2 hard. but the wheat could
not be secured. July closed 1isc higher
September rose 4a7sc and December
gained Asc.
Corn was Unexpectedly easy for a few
minutes at the opening. This
was of short duration, however, as the
reports from the country were too unani-
mously bulllsh as regards the damage
lone by dry weather for the market TO
ignore it's existence. September closed
with a gain of lie.
Oats were hrmer in sympathy with corn,
advancing A1sc.
After a weak opening on lower prices
for hogs at the yards provisions armed up
with corn, closing unchanged from yes
terday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest ofExchanee News-Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations-wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York. July 2S.-The stock market
to-day dropped back into a rut and drift
ed sluggishly on small transactions except
for several individual stocks. which were
Influenced by special causes. The fact
that yesterdays upward movement was
stopped in itself made bears among the
traders. although IL was attributed to
sympathy with the sharp break in Sugar.
Sugar continued to be the center of In
terest to-day and trading in it was fever
ish. the price vibrating about. above and
below yesterdays close over a range OF
two points. The feverish tone was due to
doubts as to whether the recently formed
bull pool had finished its campaign
against the shorts. The bears at one time
forced the price down to 1856, but there
was evidence of support and thsy we've
driven to cover. A brisk upward move
ment in Manhattan was also supposed to
be the result of a much-heralded cam
paign against the shorts in that stock.
The Rubber stocks were strong on the be-
lief that opposition to the company ceases
by the death of a leading competitor. The
stock of the linseed oil trusts slumped vio-
lently from 3 to 4 on reports of the EN-
barrsssment of the mpa due to the
seed market.
Peoples Gas dropped up to the time of
the receipt of the news that the pending
suit against the company for a receiver
for Equitable Gas had been thrown out.
| With that the stock rose ia points on a
heavy covering movement, but reacted be-
fore the close, which was at a net ad-
vance OF only - points. In the railroad
list the publication of the June statement
of ST. Paul earnings showed a decrease
In net of more than $50. 600 by reason of
increased operating expenses, and brought
out considerable offerings of the granger
Declines were in all cases, however, lin
tied TO fractions. Opinion is divided as ia
the benefit to accrue from impending gold
imports. A threat of these has put an end
to London trading in Americans, owing
to the fears of the future effect upon the
money market there. With money so
plentiful here, a further expansion of the
currency by gold imports is felt to be OF
doubtful advantage.
Bonds showed a falling of in activi,y
but there continued a fair absorption of
dealings below the gilt-edge issues. TotAl
sales, 81, 075, 900. L. $. old As coupon de-
clined y per cent. and the new Is q lei
cent. I'm the bid price to-day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
SPAIN ANXIOUS.
Fears That England VIII Give Commo
dore Watson Facilities.

Fears That England Will Give Commo-
dore Watson Facilities.
London. July 2s.-The Gibraltar cor
respondent of the Daily News says:
A curious exchange GO c'viiities has
passed between Great Britain and
Spain. The Spanish consul here. under
instructions rom Madrid, called OF Sir
Robert Biddulph. governor and COM
mander-in-chief at Gibraltar. express
ing concern lest the Americans should
find facilities" at Gibraltar. The gov
ernor replied that the Spanish govern
men. might rest qIite easy. for IL Com
modore Watson came h authorities
would act strictly according to the
queens proclamation. copies of which.
he said, had Just been distributed to all
the chief officials OF the garrison.
Spain for the last fortnight has been
making extensive preparations in the
Bay OF Gibraltar. Twenty guns have
just beer shipped to Ceuta and 40 have
been mounted around the bay. There
are IL 900 men at Algieras and 1000 en-
gineers are daily working at the bag-
teries and fortified trenches behind the
cemetery of Lima. a mile south OF the
British lines
A coupIe Of guns have been dragged
up behind the Queen Of SPANS Chair.
commanding the north front of these
works. Even II intended for the
Americans they might become not only
a danger. but an eventual annoyance
to Gibraltar, and at IN rate they are
an infringement of the treaty cession,
stipulating that no guns should he
placed within range of the Rock.
Sir Biddulph is reporting the matter
to the home government. and strong
representations are being made at Ma
drid. As "A result all the works have
been discontinued.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-29
Racing for sunday.

Great Falls, July 2s.-The programme
for Sundays racing has not been COM
pleted. but enough horses have been en-
tered TO ensure the success of the meet
ing. The following are the only races
definitely decided upon, but there are
sure to be several running races In add
ton: Free-for-all, w. d.. Randans
Brown, Frank Coombs' Freedom, b. Ley
holders Harry B.; gentlemen's driving
race. VIM. Dignan's Allie, H.. Ringwald's
Harry r., f. A. Reichel's Tommy B., NJ.
Phillips Dick: ''tother' race, X. NJ.
Viewers Kincaid, r. II. SWANS Poca-
hontas, j. Heany's Muggins; ladies' mixed
race. VIM. Meadows Mowetza. Great Falls
stables Joe ID.