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, 1898-08-23
FLORAL

At the funeral of Mrs. A. S. Hubbard
which occurred yesterday afternoon
many beautiful flowers were placed up
on the casket. the following being {
list:
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Pricket.
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Jensen.
Srray-Warren Z. Beltz.
Bouquet-Mrs. J. Doyle.
~Spray-Miss Mary Bowman.
Spray-Mrs. Henry Bowman.
Spay-Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay.
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Anderson.
Bouquet-Family.
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Payne.
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morris.
Bouquet-Mrs. VIM. Crawford, Mrs
John Baillie.
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. c. Yeager.
Spray-Mr and Mrs. E. NJ. Rich
ards
Choice flowers-Mrs. Archibald.
Spray-Mrs. Mason.
Bouquet-Mrs. Malmin.
Spray-Mr. and Mrs. F. Askin.
Bouquet-Mrs. NJ. L. Daley.
Bouquet-Mrs. J. Smith.
Bouquet-Gertrude Bowman.
And many others without names.
, 1898-08-23
AN CURE.
Mark Twain Tests the --latest Bohe-
milan Method.

Mark Twain's latest European ex-
plot is to be treated at an appetite
cure in Bohemia. He does justice to
the institution in the August Cosmo-
polftan. When he arrived the doctor
looked him over.
THE mere sight of food ofrends o
does it?" said the doctor.
More; 1t revolts me" said Mark.
The doctor considered awhile, then
got out a long menu and ran his eye
slowly down 1t.
Il think" said he, that what You
need to eat is-but here, choose for
yourself"
Il glanced at the list and my stomach
threw a handspring. OF all the bar.
barbous layout that was ever con-
trived this a the most atrocioua.
At the top stood tough, UNDERGONE,
overdue. tripe garnished with garlic;'
half way down the bill stood young
cat, old cat, scrambled cat at the bot.
tom stood sailor boots, softened with
tallow-served raw The wide inter-
walls Of the bill were packed with dishes
calculated to insult a cannibal."
The doctor did not press him to Ell.
but invited him to go to his room.
When they got him there they locked
him in and LEFT him.
When l had been without food Tor
, 1898-08-23
OUR PREMIUMS

The Republican is now offering a ,ne
Rand-McNally double map (the world
on one side and the United States on
the other) as a premium for each year
~ subscription which is paid in ad-
9an:e; and a copy of the Standard War
Atlas for a six months subscription.
These valuable works may be seen
at our office; and to those who do not
care to pay a year or six months in
advance, we will sell the map for 81, or
the atlas for so cents,
, 1898-08-23
THE SIGHTS OF HIS LIFE
Valley of Bleaohed Bones-A Deadly
Gas Kills Animal Life.

Il have just returned from a weeks
outing i'm the mountains neal the state
lines OF Montana, Idaho and Wyo-
ming, and while there l saw one of the
sights OF my life" remarked j. T. Nc
c%ausland of Spokane, at the Brown
Palace hotel last evening. I'VE were in
the Absoraka range range of noun
tafns not far from the Idaho state line,
when our guide, a man who has been
in those parts for many years, and who
knows those mountains by heart, took
us to what he called Death gulch.'
And a death gulch it was. sure enough.
1t vas a little valley or gulch lying be-
tween two foothills of the Signal range,
which forms a portion OF the large
range Just mentioned. The gulch is
lot more than a hundred or two hun
dred feet long, but in it were thousands
i bones. The bottom Of the gulch, and
sides up to a certain line, were white
with them. 1t was n of the most cur
iOus sights I ever saw, and although
there were several in our party who
have Travelled considerably, none said
hey even saw it's equal. And not only
that, but mons of Ills could guess the
secret Of the spectacle. In some places
the bones appeared to be a foot deep,
Showing that whatever did the killing
had been carrying on its deadly work
for a number OF years.
THE bones which lined the bottom
land sides of that guloh were those Of
all kinds OF birds, from the sparrow to
the American eagle. and large animals.
IOf the latter we saw buffalo, elk, deer
and other game. The skins Of these ami
mails still clinging to the bones enabled
us to judge to what animals the bones
belonged. Our guide would not allow
us to go down to the bones, and that
naturally aroused our curiosity all the
Imore After We had stood of a few
feet and viewed the charnal ground
from above for some minutes, our guide
finally told us the secret of what we be-
,held.
"At the upper end OF the gulch we
could see a little white formation in
which there was an opening almost
large enough for a man to crawl into.
He told us it was the crater of an e1-
ltinct geyser, from which now issues
great quantities Of carbonic acid gas.
That gas is heavier than the air, and as
|it m out of the opening 1t settles
down in the gulch, passing down to-
ward the lower end, where it evidently
loses itself in the air. The gas is so
|strong that lit kills animals and birds
which breathe it. Once they get sew
|eral good breaths of 1T they fall down,
in the gulch and die, which accounts
for the number of bones that are to be
found there. The bones only extend a
portion OF the way up the gulch, show
ng how high the gas is. No good rea-
on is advanced for the presence of the
arger animals. for it is supposed they
would have strength enough to get out
OF the gulch the first time they got a
good whit Of the polluted air, but the
bones OF the buffalo, elk and deer were
there to prove that the gas had been
the cause Of their death the same as II
had of the little birds and squirrels,"-
Rocky Mountain News
, 1898-08-23
RAILROAD MEN MEETING.
An Important Conference is Under Way
at Denver.

An Important Conference is Under Way
at Denver.
A galaxy of distinguished railroad
men from all parts OF the west is In
Denver and will remain for some days.
or until several questions of vital i'm
portance to the western railroad world
have been disposed of, says the Denver
Times. The noted railroaders are meet
ing at the Brown hotel as members Of
the Transcontinental Traffic associa.
ton. and in addition to investigating
the various alleged abuses Of the privi-
leses accorded freight men and ship,
pers, which are said to have been the
direct aus OF the recent demoraliza-
ton OF freight rates into and out Of the
territory will consider and dispose of
the aH-absorbfng topic in passenger cir
cles from one end Of the continent to
the other, namely the Canadian Pa
eiic competition for through business
, 1898-08-23
E MENTIONED.

fourth c,a~ no~h,m-.NN
has become third ca.- .h... &c., =.
in TIN, n.
c.,d.
,,m.,. Inc lorth-
rine and ~ n n A"e ol"
day eveo,n~ s.,.-- - ,aoo
h pa,h - ',on' IN from
@e 1Aee'e iarahile
- " coilar Done the
tsna., -" A" 'e'
"ape ceh1r"l com-
- III cheyenne seS'er-
Cheyenne Is
~. '"@ fe'l"lck Oh Lar
AD NAS'
sherin Mcdaniel OF Carbon county
afri'eo III me city with VIM.
F1erDert' a $50 b has been SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment in
NC sIaae for the crime OF
'"'S
The quartermaster at Fort Russell
mas been instructed by the war depart,
ment to draw regimental supplies 70,
Twelve companies. This indicates that
the tort VIII again be occupied by regu-
lars at an early date.
Charles Yund has lust returned from
a trip to the hills. He says the cattle
are rolling in fat, and that he purchas-
ed thirty head Of dine beef steers for
the Pacific marke4. which will ho
brought to town today.
Robert Castee1, who shot and killed
N. T. Shohn at Fort Steele recently
was given q hearing before Judge Ash
at Rawlins yesterday afternoon and
after listening II the evidence of eve
witnesses, the Judge bound the prisone,
over to the October term of court in
the sum Of $500 on the charge of muir.
der in the second degree. The bond
not being Forthcoming, Casteel was re.
manded back to Jail.
In the district court Monday an
order was issued directing Louis
, 1898-08-23
The Rathbone Sisters have n

The Rathbone Sisters have perfected
arrangements for their entertainment
on the lawn Of the residence of Geo. W.
DeForest tomorrow night and a good
time is ensured. Tue band will be in
attendance and there will be dancing
on the lawn. and q literary and musical
program in the house in which the two
colored minstrels in the city will take
part. Refreshments will be served, and
Is cents IL all you Will have to pay for
the entire evenings enjoyment. Every
body Is invited.
, 1898-08-23
ARRESTED

Yesterday Governor Richards receiy.
Ell a telegram from Captain Irwin
Fourth cavalry, stationed at Fort Vel.
lowstone, which stated that W men
mad been arrested for killing game in
one timber reserve south of the ma.
tional park The men admitted their
surlt. The governor referred the mat.
Ter 10 the uinta county authorities
Cheyenne Tribune.
, 1898-08-23

The Union Pacific offers the remark.
ABLY low rate of $3.50 for the round trir
from Laramie to Cheyenne and return
on the occasion of the Wyoming From.
tier Day celebration at Cheyenne on
Monday and Tuesday, September 9Th
and eth. Tickets will be on sale Sep
tember 4th and 9Th and will be good re-
turning until September 7th.
, 1898-08-23

I~Wenty-three years ago Alexander T.
Stewart. the merchant prince of New
York. died. Now another legal attack
on ms estate has begun. The plaintiffs
are a young mar and a young woman
VINO say hat Stewart died with neither
father. mother, brother, sister nor de-
scendant. Yet they claim to be his heirs
, 1898-08-23
FATAL COLLISION AT SEA

hamburg, Aug. 22.-The pearl fish
ing steamer Hamburg collided with the
English schooner, Catherine. in the
channel during the prevalence of a
uense fog Sunday. All of the Gather
mes crew except the helmsman and
eight men were drowned. One mem-
Der OF the Hamburg's crew was killed
in the collision.
, 1898-08-23
THERE ARE OTHERS.

Yes, there are many ways OF keeping
the -four. meal. sugar. rice coffee,
spices and other unlocked edibles after
they come from the grocery. Some
use barrels, boxes. bins. paper sacks,
tin cane and various kitchen cabinets,
while others use the Calendar Clock
Safe.
, 1898-08-23

Mothers Praise Hoods Sarsaparilla.
oecause, by its great blood enriching
qualities. 1t gives rosy cheeks and Wig.
'rons appetites to pale and puny chill
lren.
, 1898-08-23

Inc Calendar Clock Safe protects the
articles we eat from mice and rats,
lilies, ants and other vermin; that's why
the ~housekeepers are a unit In their ap-
proval.
, 1898-08-23

STRAYED-From Louis Marquardt's
pasture east Of town, chestnut-sorrel
mare; no brand; wire cut a little side
ways on breast; PAGER and gentle:
weieht about 1000 pounds. A liberal
reward to anyone who will return her
to John Huempfner's saloon
JOHN HUEMPFNER.
, 1898-08-23

Furnished housekeeping rooms fol
'ent. Sayer Hansen. 161 9Th street
, 1898-08-23

LoST-Ladies' silver watch with gold
chain. Reward il returned to this ONCE.
, 1898-08-23

Household and kitchen furniture for
sale. Mrs. Talbert, opposite Republic
can ofice. 9t6
, 1898-08-23

Hoods Pills are the favorite family
'athartic and liver medicine. Price Csc
, 1898-08-23

Old papers Is cents pr 100 4 Tns
Republican ofBca.
, 1898-08-23

For the annual encampment Of the
G. A. R.. at Cincinnati, O., in Septem-
Der. the Union Pacific will make the
greatly reduced rate from Laramie Of
$S4.45 for the round trip. Be sure your
ticket reads via the Union Pacific.
For time tables and full information
all on G. CLARK, Agent.
, 1898-08-23

The Republican only toe pr mont,
, 1898-08-23

IN. Republican only sc~ per month
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9u Der Uiiite Sabara Iino
100000 Nder yanb burd BemdIie.
runs nit artefiidsn Grunnen urtar
aemaht.
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Wbiteball serminns.
gfeue Giufabrt mad Stem gorf pia
y. & .. 8. 8. G'n.-lln=
erreidte 6acilitGten.

Bbitsbaa 8srminus. bic neue Sin.
fobrt nat Nsm Oort. bic ON Woutaa
ben 19. SuIi Dia Der Baltimore. Ohio
unb Stibweftil6en 9aba er6ffaet
wurbe. III bic selegenlfe Station na9
ollen Sbetlen Der Stabt Neu Oort unb
8roDflbn. Dieter 5erminus id an
Der South Gerrp, 6itlib bon Der Bat.
terp unb BON bier aus unter bemIeIben
Dade uerben gerbinbungen gematt
nit ben 3h8en Der 3peiten. Dritten,
SeGften unb Neunten Nuenue God.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabuap. @os
lumbus uub 2egingtou 4ueuue @abels
liuien; Ofts unb Weitieite Gingbobs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; 5outb.
Gerrp; Staten SsIano Serrp; Samil.
ton aueHue uab 80. StraBe (Sroof.
lpH) Gerrp.
4auft Cure SiGeta mad Stem Oort
aber bic 3. & 8. 8. 70. R'n unb ,Sbt
eutgebt allen uubeauemli9tsiien.
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Gtu umternebmeuser alppthefer.

IS 9lebt iuenise Sirntn, Die 10 unter'
nebmeno iino, tuie bic Gpotbefer 6irma
S. aalteDer & Spn. Dielelbe ipart
feline Miibe, UNI bas Bette BON a0en in
ibrer 8rande fiir ibre sablrei6e &uno>
i9aft 5u li9ern. Sest bat bieie Sirma
bic iuertbppue lsentur fur Or. Sings
Nene @ntbefuus fir G9pinbiu6t,
Sniten unb Grtdltunsen ilbernommen.
@s iit bies elm tuunberpollss 6eilmittel,
iuel6es bur9 bic sruBe Menae auf-
iebenerresenoe &uren i'm sansen 2anbe
gerabe5u Surore sema6t bat. 9ies
Mittel beilt abIolut Gfbma, 8ron6itis,
Seiierfeit unb ale 2eiben bes Salles,
Der 8ruit uno Der 2uusen. Wsan ipenbe
ii9 an bic ubensenannte glpOtbete uno
lafe iid cine 8rObefIai6e gratis aeben.
Die 5laiden bon resuldrer @r6Be toiten
so Gents uuo $1.00. Die Sur miro
sarantirt ooer ber 8reis suraderitattet.
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Ser Geinb SIT Sefieat.

Die Grippe hinterldst III Der 2eae(
ben patienten in febr Idwaher Sc
funbheit uuo oft nit einem anbaltenz
ben Nulfen unb an9e9riTenen 2uu9en.
Sur iclde Sale lit Or. 8nlrs Onlten
SYrup cas alIerbeite Mittel, ipelfes,
ipenn icfprt ange,panbt cte @efabr Der
Sdlmincluht beieiti9t. 6rau Maa9te
2ul9as s5rontcu, Ohio, iagt: "Ss
utadlt mir piel 8er9nil9en nit in bem
Kobe fur Or. 8nltS Nulfen Sprup
etnSulttmnen. SD lit ldn9ere 3eit an
BET Grippe, dber nad,oem id, cine
Slaid1e ron Or. SuP 8 Sulten SDrup
9ebrauht bate mar id, pcllfcmmen
furtrt unb ih fpurpe ben itrcdlihen
Snifen los, SD en,pfeble alien qets
beltoen btefe pcrsl9lid,e W1ecBim su
gebrauheu." I" Or. Bulls Souften
SDrup fcftet nur IS @ents.
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DllG rubl9 GF5uDoreu," in9te ef, yutlo
Sire 9loiD einen 9n9enbliG gu oer9el-
leu luii"getO id Sbnen bic meinige
i6iloele. SD msuoe mid GIL 9br 0er}
uuo al, 3pren 8erItaao su sleid)et
3eii.- :5cbsn Sic, 10 wie Gie Sbr
san3es 2e6eusoliid opf bic 9iebe be8
Serrn y. Suliac 9pbeat baben, 10 bat
lneiu Gafel oaS ieinige auf Die 2iebe
Der 6ran gegriiaoet, Die i'd ibm 9eseben
babe. sic tennen ihn ia: ibnl 1T oiele
9iebe SsrabeSu 3ur xGriIten5bebinSuns
aeluosbea. ME Sidf uao Quit unO 9lab,
runs. Nlag bic Scvs;s8ia Apch9e
tbOridten @ntidlluR hisI''&l 3Dkbtn
i men, in gutter ablibt a2iay7V1 \ r.
mein Gntel uiifbe ibr tloeesaF ,@igIT
per5eibea, nenn er he s2ail1hefT eE
fibre. Seiu Slid hsye ue1ns u 1t,
iein 2eben Elm neifebltc3, restor2a,g
Gas meine, ba6@ unIere Qt32 QUO,
Sire, menn sic Sbre Gntldeioung
nidt mioerrufen!"
nG5 III aber Elm llnterifie6 babel,
mein 9inb," fubr ser Monar1 wei6
fort. sd bin alt llno liebe pielleidt
nur ned lueni9e gd)ritte uon Dem
@rabe entfernt. g1ein Sobn, Der
9aupbin, frdnfelt, besmeeen babe i'd
meine gan,e 0offnung auf bieien
@nfel seieet. Sn ibm muB i'd ben
eigentliden Grben nleiner Srone err
blideu, meines Gei9eS, bas in bieiem
9tu9eublid idmerer benn je bon duBes
rem 5einben bebran9t luiro. Sd iebe
ieinen nntergang pOr 9tugeu unS fam
ni6t ruhi9 in bic 9ruft meiner 9dter
binabiteisen, tpenn nift binter mei'
nem Sobue nod Elm ltarfer, allen
Stiirmea selua9iener Grbe Der arone
itebt. llnb bieie meine leste Soffnung
nebnnen sic mir, ipeun sic auf Sbrer
Wei9eruns bebarren, -benn neinen
Gnfel trirb Der @ram t0bteu unb Die
Giferlu6t uer3ebreu, weun er Die
Wahrheit erfdbrt 9llle @ufflaruneen
lperben baran uidts dnoern, sumal Die
Sntri9ue, welde bier seipieIt bot, iid
uobl nielnals senii9enb auffldren laIs
fen pirb. Sd muB mid baum barauf
9efabt MAIDEN, meinen @nfet nod BOT
| mir tn's @rab iinfen sn ieben, unb err
| blide in Der .3ufunft sidts als srauene
| uolle Sample uuo 0erberbeu fit mein
6aus uno bas 2an6. auf sic, ruein
6ino, luiiroe aber bic Yerantmortlihz
feit baiiir auriiGIallen
20 neiu, Sire, iaeen Sie Sas
ni6t!" rief 8ipiane, ibre gusen pers
biillero.
Der aUnis sos ianft ibre Sdnbe
berunter unb fubr nod brin9lid)er fort ::
pllnO beslpesen idjlieBe i'd in meine
alteu ;ittsrnben 3dnbe bieie tleinen
!, 9dnoden in benen ieet bas Sdidial
eiues a6nisrei6s rubt. Desbalb bite
i6 sic, Der @robpater fit leine1
@ufel, Der Souuerdn fiir iein 9olf,
ieien Sie belbenmiitbis unb bringen
Sie Sbr periOuli6es Slid bem Jraufs
reids gum SYfer!"
Wian bate 0ipiane BON aino auf in
; Der slni9auuns erSo9en, oaB bas @ebut
bes a6nisS fur ieiuen abel bas bo9Ite
@eies auf Groen fein miiie. Sbr
Wiberitano uurSe bur1 Die Bitte oes
Mionarden, ben man Tie als eine srt
| 9albgott anjuieben seIebrt bate, be-
iie9t; bie araft perlieB lie. Sbre
grme ianfeu idlaff an ibrem aOrper
biuunter, unb ibr Saupt neiste ii9
wie cine sefnidte 9lume.
Ser a6nie,A murmelte iie NIT
Gntlaeuue, lift ser @e,ieter iiber
| feline llntertbauen. Seiu @itle se'
| idebe!"
(5ortiesuna fplaD.
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Cinderella sdub s Balait.

gergeBt ni9t. baB mir uuferen
StOre nod 9ao. 2O7 2tlampsYlasa,
3wei Sduisr ftbli6 Don unierem fra.
beren 8eiddftsbaufe, berlegt babeu,
no mir ale unfere aIteu Runben pie.
bsr,ufeben bofeu unb nod biele neue
oosu. ba mir nit ben bsften Maareu
bieaen f6nnen. llnfsr Store 1T gans
neu eingerihiet, gut bentiIirt unb isbr
beu. aommt unb fattet uns einen
Seiu6 oh, tpenn Sbr aud niGt ge,
rabe gu faufeu panf6t.
6. % aum,
ginberella 6 dub palaff,
BOT alamo Blasa.
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8iid<Sodi dipisel. Die Snbias
ner Ganaoas beoieneu ii6 zines merit
lpiiroigen Nerfabrens, um Slide i'm
@inter gu fangen, Der bort 10 falt III,
ba6 bic Giabede Der Gemdlier meilt
itart 9euus mirO. um Gii ienbabnsiiae su
lraaen, bic auf s6ienen iiber bic slatte
6ldde rOlleu.-llm Slide su fansen,
erridten Die 9ntianer cine fenlterloIe
Siitte auf bem Giie. Sit au6 bereu
Ginsang 9eidloiien. 10 fam tein 2idt
oabin einorin9en, auBer benz, bas burd)
ben @isfluBbooen reflettirt ipirb. Oies
Ter nmitano ermGslitt es ben ssiIdern,
iebr tief in's 94aiier biuunter ieben su
tonnea, iuabrenO Die Slide in Der ouns
teln Siitte uidts mabr,unebmen uers
mSsen.--9lun wirb ein God in oas
@is seldlagsn unb bic ,Snoaner laiien
eineu aus 0Ols 9.idnisten Slid, Der
on elmer Sdnur bdn9t uno bur6 8lei
beidwert III, in's g8aiier iinten.
Damn bewegeu lie i'm burt 3uden an
Der S6uur 70 bin unS her, baB eS aus,
iiebt, ais OBJ er nad Seute juete. 0as
ieben uncere Slide une iammein iid
UNI ieuen, nm aud nod bem 6utter III
idaappen al bsm iiA Der 9odipieel
Su ersOeen Ibeiut. Seet laiien 6ie
Snbioner ou6 elnen nit S0bsr perlebes
nen angelbafen laneiam binabiinteu.
uno iOfort fabreu Die i5iide barauf su
unb Berbeu nun letdt nod Der S6er,
fldde biuauf se5Osen. auf bieie @eiie
lolleu oft in turler 3eit redt piele
Slide erbeutet weroen.
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8rofes syrei . 3pitsert

ausgefabrt bon Der oolIsd1Iiaen
Weilitdrs 6 apelIe.
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GODlsD's Negifter,

4lamo pIa3a, Saloon srfer aIafie.
Die befen straight" uuo mixed
Drinfs In ber 9taot.
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- Wer ME nit ben anberen glH6.
lid iein taun. wirb aud FIR Rd ME
gang sItidIi9 iein.
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ANattbies Bros. TleiSd1er

W0. 5O7 . HsD u t Str0 s..
Nur bas DorshaIi9ffe Rinbs, Sdaf.
unb Shmeinefeifd.
Sbe3iaIitdt: SunaeS 8dlbfisifh.
glle arteu BON Murii, Shinten
3uuge, S9malS &C.
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Der pradtoole @remplare Der 3bier.
melt, fpeciea Der .eTanii6en, aufpeiH.
yfiemanb follte berfeblen. benieIben au
befiGtiseu. Die sr6Bte Ntirattion, bic
San Iatonio aufsumeiieu bot.
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0uut'S Gure

beilt ale 0auttrantbeiten In allen pers
f6iebeuen Grten. Seine innerlide Be-
banblung n0tbig. Bel MiberfoIgeu
Dirb bos @eIb 3uriiderfattet.
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8oolpaiid5er 0srtea,

Su 8erbinouns nit benz parl
Rebt 9 | b M n G's
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Gan Yebrn gprimgs Yarf.

Dieter ansenebme part fiebt 2ogea,
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-16
STOPPED THE TALK.
Sagasta Saved the Country and Probably
the Dynasty.


New York, Sept. ia Herald dis
patch from Madrid says: The senators
were sitting i'm their house ready to talk
on for many days. General Primo de
Rivera had concluded a violent speech,
which had caused the bell Of the pTesi-
dent of the senate to be rum violently.
He had been warned that such strong
words could not be used in the senate.
The Condo de Almenas, furious, had
asked permission TO mount the tribune.
MonterO Rios had refused him, foresee-
ing scenes which he would be unable
40 control, when there was a general
nutter.
SaEasta, i'm his uniform with the de-
cree Of the suspension of session of the
cortes in his right hand, mounted the
rostrum and read the decree and the
law forhidding any one speaking after
the queens decree had been read. II
was her 4 o'clock. Leaving the SEN
ate, Sagasta entered his carriage. which
was driven at fun gallop to the c%ortes,
where he entered. His arrival was the
signal Of the opening Of the session. He
repeated exactly what he had said in
the upper house and the cortes and SEN
ate within half az hour were both clos
ed, without time having been given for
remonstrance or murmur.
Sagasta showed muscular energy.
which was extraordinary. His pluck
probably saved his country and his SOW
creign.