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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-06
Bank CIearinrs.

New York, May 5.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
week ended May 4, with the percentage of
increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-06

Newbro Drug Co., Parchen-D' Acheul
Drug Co, f. E. Gallogly & Co. and
Paxson G. Rockefeller of Butte, the
Smith Drug Co. of Anaconda and the
Randall Drug Co. of Great Falls sell
and guarantee Clarke's Rocky Noun
tain mineral water. Call on them and
get a circular.
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McClare, the photographer, has re-
sumed the management of the Elite
studio, corner Park and Main.
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Bar fixtures, show cases and mantels
in stock. Miller, 50 East Granite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
GOOD TEMPLARS.

At the last session of Providence
lodge. No. 3. Good Templars, there was
an excellent tunr out OF members. q.
r. Arthur T.. Warner. being absent. T..
G.. c. y: Frost held the chair. His
youngest son Harry y. Frost, was
initiated this evening by @. c. r. OF
II. l., William +. Bradley, making four
of his family now in Providence lodge
No. 3. The reports OF the secretary and
financial secretary, Bro. Frank J. Pot
ter. pro tenn, and the Treasurer. Bro.
Frank ~. Potter. were read, and re-
ferred TO the financial committee. To
which was added for this evening
Sisters Penivah X. Wood ana T.. &. II
Mary T.. Potter. The absence commit
tee reported that T.. G. II. Caroline
Searle was in Attleboro, that c. II
Warmer was in Riverside. that Deputy
Van Doom was in Burrillvile. ali on
their vacations n. II. Frank j. Potter
OF the field day committee, made his
report OF the union committee meeting
held on July 81. Of the tickets sold. the
badges the posters, the programs of
the athelitic sports and games 10 be
held that day, and of the great inter-
est which Is being taken i'm this great
day a Rocky Point. Aug. 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.


AT the session on Friday evening,
August 4th. there was a goodly number
present for the first meeting in Au-
gust, w. Il. Mrs. Emma Fellows pre-
siued wit han the officers present ex-
cept two, and three visitors from the
Eastern Star, division OF SMITHS Hill.
The field day committee reported that
the preparations for the excursion To
ROCKY Point on Aug. 10, OF the Sons OF
temperance and the Good Templars
Union excursion were progressing fine-
~. and that everything pointed now
towards successful day. The visiting
committee reported that sister Ger
maine, was improving fast, and sister
sherman went out "a little while each
Jay. Important business was broughs
up and Worthy Associate Frank i
fotter was appointed a committee of
one to attend to IL. Readings were
gwen by Il. X. Bensley. "FraternaI
PRINCIPLES" and Chaplain Burdick.
comic selection. "The Garden Wall"
worthy Associate Potter gave n read
ing and remarks; Worthy Patriarch
hinina Fellows. selection, "Sarah's
oung Man: recitations were given by
ScrlDe Mccain, THE Office Bow" Sis
isr Mcpherson, Saved and Safety;'
sister sadie B. Read. ION the Train"
Iseinarks ~ were made by II. G.. s. Allan
= feck' Conductor Fellows, p. w. r.
LaVeck on the moonlight excursion
Iast Monday evening of the Excelsior
turn. anu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut association held It's meeting
Saturday night, Commodore Clifford OF
Bristol in command.
Secretary Hines read circulars giving
all details OF the naval parade 10 take
place in Philadelphia in September.
The surgeon reported the sick bay
clear.
The signal quartermaster reported a
recruit alongside. He was ordered on
board through the port gangway.
James l.. Smith was mustered in at
once and assigned quarters in the STAR
board watch No 80.
The following shipmates were elected
% the convention OF Naval veterans:
First delegate, Zachariah Ingram, Bris-
tol, X. l.: second delegate, George
Hanlon; first alternate, Albert Smith:
second alternate James l.. Smith a
beautiful picture OF Rear Admiral T..
+. II. Foss and an accompanying let
ter were received from him. He ~ com.
officer of National Association
OF Naval Veterans.
Chaplain Francis received letter
from mrs old Shiprnate Andrew IL. How
Pll. who was on the old Congress and
with him. Crackers. cheese
and lemonade were served when the
Bos'n was ordered TO pipe down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

| The above Is a good likeness OF tn
smiling, bright-eyed child OF Mrs. Addi
| Lancore, who has ted her baby on lac
| tated food since IL was four weeks old
| with the following happy results:
Northampton, Mass. Nov. IA. 1895.
| Wells, Richardson 4 Co:
My baby Mabel, mas been fed on lac
tated food ever since she was four
weeks old. We tried other infant foods
Tor two weeks, but none OF them agreed
with her, 50 Mr.. CCDurn OF Che firm OF
teburn a Graves toll me to try lac
tated food. as they used IL for their
young child. and liked ii very gnuch
My baby has not been sick since we
put her on "A diet Of lactated food. and
10 judge from the greedy appetite she
always has for every meal, no one
could be long in doubt as to its agree
ins with her and making her grow. and
at the same time keeping her free from
the bowel troubles thai so commonly
attack young children in hot weather.
Yours very gratefully.
MRS. ADDIE LANCORE.
l.actated food more closely resembles
mothers milk than any other food
known. It's basis is sugar of milk.
which is the basis of mothers milk
With this is combined the nutrltive ele-
ments OF wheat, barley and oats in
such proportions as best meets the re-
quirements OF the rapidly growing
child.
Baby must eat well 10 keep I'M
strength and resist disease.
When tecthing is added to the fret
fulness due to hot weather many
babies refuse all other nourlshment ex-
cept lactateu food. which they take
weh a decided relish.
In the preparation Of lactated food
not only has absolute purity and free
dom from possibility OF contagion. as
we'll as a remarkabls nOurlshing power
been secured. but alo a pleasant taste
that induces babies, especially when
being weaned, 60 take food when noth-
ing else viii tempt them
II is when the strength is not kent
up and the child ~ allowed TO grow
nervous thin and fretful that a slight
increase In heat brings on the exhaust
ing diarrnoea or fatal cholera infan- /
tum. No househo.- where there are |
children should De day without lac- /
lated food. especially in June and July. |
With iactated food and reasonable
,arc In keeping the babv's Il shes care
fully scalded parents may watch baby
with delight as IL grows every day
stronger and healthier.
Summer after summer testines to the |
power OF l1ctated food % make plump.
-osy cheeks ana sturdy little legs and
arms ana bodies. and days fun OF
loise and glee and ghts Of sound. re-
'rcShing sleep.
The nretticst babies arc the healthy.
hubby. r1sy ones Lactated food gives
,abies solid flesh AMI bones ana saves
heir lives when threatened with vast
rg disease. r; Is 10 be- had az anv
rug store. and Is 80 inexpensive that
10 mother need be without II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
Olympic Theatre.

The vaudeville season of high class
eXtravaganza will open at the olym-
pie Theatre re-AHsHst 2stfr. wf1er1- witt be
presented Hurtig and Semon's beaufi.
fui production, Wine, Women ana
. song direct from their New York
theatre. The scenic splendors of This
production Will no doubt create "a most
favorable Impression here as Il did in
New York Ample scope Tor the pretty
girls to display their musical and tern
sichorean talents Is afforded bv n nuno-
Der or ensemble acts OF merit. Pretty
costumes and beautiful electrical ef-
Itcts WIZ Also tend TO beautify the pro-
duction. The vaudeville part of the nro-
gram VIII include eight lead rs i'm this
line and viii present many sensational
features. The comedians are also NUM-
ber1d among the leading fun-makers of
the day.
The olympic Theatre has been over
hauled ana redecorated and will be
found very comfortable and attractive
during the coming season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
HEPTASOPHS.

Notwithstanding the warm weather
the membership OF Roger Williams
Conclave is steadily increasing. The
regular meeting was held Tuesday
evening at q North Main stret Ar
chon Nyles A. McNamee presiding. tho
usual amount OF routine business was
transacted. A number OF applications
were acted upon and as usual initia-
tlcns took up a part OF the evening
majority OF the membership there
ought TO have been more present as
several matters OF interest TO every
members came up for discussion The
conclavQorganlzer Brother Henry Car.
ney and Joseph Reilly are hustling in
great shape To- get the membership M
10 the hundred mark. and they viii
soon reach u too Remarks of an i'm
teresting character under ia good ~
the order were uIde by the archon and
several 0f the bfOth-rs
There have been some ch4ngps fn The
officers Of lihod- lslaul COnciav- who's.
meeting % Thui siay evening al King
Philip hall was we'll attended. Archop
}. y. DeVeuish welded The gaveI. NJ n
Smith. who has served the concIava
since its institution as nnancler having
resigned Petfr r Carroll was unani-
nouslv elected in his stead as Hrothrr
'arrul b. tho stamp clerk ~ The posr
ofioe. this rhanrs need not fnconve
nience members who nnd Il impossible
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
WHOLE FLEET IN THE RACE.
Newport 5O-'ooteIs Out IN S'roug Norlhessisr, Tho
Carolina Winning.

The entire fleet OF 3o-rooters raced at
Newport yesterday afternoon In Nara -
gansett bay over the Dyers island
course. The wind was northeast and
qufte strong, making IL a beat up and
run back.
The Carolina got the start. but on
the short reach To jamestown she was
out run by the Ncda and vaauero IN,
The latter being sailed by Capt. "Note|
Watson. In the beat up the bay the
Carolina soon was TO windward of the
heet again. and held the position 10 the
end. The Neda. sailed by Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Jr.. and with Miss Mnrton
daughter uf Hon. Levi Il. Morton. on
board. sailed good race. and was after
the Carolina al all times.
The outer mark was rounded bv the
Caplina ~ A.j9.lN ana by the Neda al
i.t0. 80. There was NJ change I'm the
positlon Of thr b0ats in The run home
The summary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The chancellor commanders who did
SO much To make the recent Pythian
demonstration a gratifying success are
still in the harness and as their efforts
in that line have been appreciated they
believe that they can still further the
interests and welfare of the order, and
TO accomplish this end they have FORM
ed themselves into what they are pleas
ed TO term the chancellor commanders
committee, and for assistants have
called upon the vice chancenors Of
every lodge in the state 10 become
members OF the same commmittee.
This COMMITTED will in a short time
meet and organize and as theidea is a
new one, and all are very much inter-
ested, much good will be the result.
This committee will be heard from
during the coming winter.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
Garfield lodge Will hold memorial SER
vices in their lodgeroom on Branch
avenue, and on Tuesday evening the
18th anniversary of the lodge will be
celebrated with a fitting program.
The officers of the Grand lodge will
attend both events.
large delegation from Elmwood
lodge went to Hauterive last Sunday,
and the breezes were so refreshing that
those who participated. came to the
conclusion that one more Sunday this
season could be very pleasantly spent
AT this place. SO they will try IL
again, Sunday August 2s.
The demonstration of August 1st
and End has already resulted in mucn
good forthe order. Many of the
lodges have a number of applicants
for reinstatement. and a general in
terest is manifested throughout the or
der.
The members of the First Regiment
of the uniform rank have at the pres
eDt time but one object in view and
That is the reception that is
to be rendered their comman- |
der-in-chief. Major Gen. James r. Car |
nahan' whtrf VIII take place early in |
September.
The rank OF knight was conferred |
upon one candidate at the meeting OF |
Redwood lodge last evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
Orders : : :. : :
: : and Societies.
ODD FELLOWS

AT 10:04 o'clock Monday morning
Franklin lodge OF Boston viii arrive in
the city on a special car attached ia
the Colonial express. The members OF
the lodge will be met at the union sta
tfon by Franklin lodge of this city and
after being received the two lodges ac-
companied by Grand Master Spencer
B. Hopkins and suite and representa-
i've from the Grand Lodge of Massa-
chusetts, the line viii be formed and
headed by Stones banw will march
from the depot through Dorrance up
westminster to Mathewson, down
Weybosset 10 Market square. to the
east side of the river where they will
embark on one of the steamers OF the
Providence, Fall River and Newport
line, and sail as far as Rocky Point.
where the visitors will be entertained
for few hours. They will re-embark
and sail down the bay as far as time
viii permit. and at O'Clock Manager
Harrington at Rocky Point Will serve
special bake. and IL is proposed TO
make this a revelation 10 the visitors.
The party will return TO the city in
time for the visitors TO take the s
o'clock train for Boston.
To-day the members of Roger Will
liams and Westminster lodges had pos
session or Rhodes on -the- Pawtuxet
and there was nothing lacking that
went to make up a good time, a game
or ball between the members OF the
lodges was the leading attraction. bar
ring, of course, the feed The affair
was In charge of a competent COM
mittee.
Thursday August IL. the members of
Swarts, Mayfiower. Pilgrim and Wash
ington Park lodges will have a days
outing at Hauterive.
Narragansett fodge at Westerly will
he visited by Grand Master Spencer |
B. Hopkins Saturday evening. Sept 80. |
On Monday evening, August 21. |
Grand Patriach Walter q. Stackpole |
and staff will make an official visit TO |
Massachusetts, encampment az Warren. |
on Wednesday a large delegation
from Ruth Reoekah lodge were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs William RI.
Rowe at their summer residence, Conf
micut
Eagle lodge held a high old time at
Rhodes s-on- ,.-e- Pawtuxet Tuesday. The
fun came in punches and the punches
came often.
The first degree was conferred upon
rne candidate al the meeting of Swarts
odge wednesday evening. The second
'egree will be conferred next Wednes-
lay evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
DENIAL BY COL. AST0R.
SAYS He Hasn't Cdtcs'd lis Cousin. Nor Pas Hs
Been Inlenieyei.

Col John Jacob Astor IL very much
upset over the alleged Interview sen,
out from Poughkeepsle In which he was
reprps nted as criticising William Wal.
dorf Astor fr having aIienated him
self. and declaring that the blood Of the
Armstrong; flowed through his veins
ana thar De coula never d. as his cou-
sin had done.
COL Astor who is at Newport has au-
thorlzed general denial y the story
stating that he had no such Interview
and that H. would be obliged TO any
To thp denial The interview quoted col.
Astor directly and said that re would
o. 10 the rhlppinss NJ his countrv'e
call Col AStor denies the interview in
toto.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
NAVAL MILITIA UNDER ARREST.
Members Of the Company Stand By Captain ia
Refusing 10 Ee Rspriranied.

Chicago. Aug. 12.-Elghty members
OF the Illinois Naval militia were
placed under arrest last night. Some
days ago Capt. William Thompson of
the Naval militia. now in camp at
Waukegan. ILL.,, left camp and came 10
Chicago. He declares that he had per-
mission and Capt. Shaffner. the COM
manuing officer, holds contrary view.
IL was decided TO reprimand Tharapsap
anc he declared that he would not ac-
cept a censure and demanded a court
martial. This was refused and the re-
prlmand insisted upon. The entire
ships crew commanded by THOMPSON
sided with him and threatened TO leave
camp VI Shaffner's orders were carried
OUT. AS result eighty men were placed
I'm the guard house. The men insist
they will leave the camp IL the renri-
mand is carried out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
IN HANDS OF yAQUlS.


Nogaies Ariz.. Aug. i2-Informatlon
from the scene Of the Yaqul war con
veys ihe Intelligence thst Father Bel
tran the pr'est who was reported Killed
at the Time Of the outbreak. IL sun
alive and In the hands OF the insur-
gents. The latter have notified the
military authorities that when the fed
eral troops attack them whore thy
haNr enircnched ~ Harum they viii
kll the priest. his ~ other and two
.l,iers ot charity. whom thsy have also
taken captive.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
0ISPENSATloN NECESSARY.


The authorities OF the Roman Catho-
lie church viii be asked for a special
dispensation TO permit the wedding OF
Miss Dora Havemiyer, daughter T
Mrs. Theodore a. Havemeyer. and
Lieut.. Commander Cameron Nick.
Winslow. L. $. N. TO take place In ST..
Mary's church. Newport
The Hayemeyers. who are devoted
Roman Catholics. wish church we'd
ding very much. but as Lieut.. C0m-
mander Winslow Is a Protestant they
cannot have II without permission of
the high church authorities
The date Tor the wedding. which will
pe big social OF the autumn. will be
set az soon as II can be- known WHEN
Lieut. Commander Winslow. who is
with the North Atlantic squadron, can
get a furlouph
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

Summer casts its shadow on n,anv n
parents heart. How many a Ynotbar
would like 60 aide her precious baby in
her bosom TN the danger Is passed
But she must know that mot love
aIo1e' OUT only Intelligent. thoughtful
care can Keep the baby safe.
hlgh temperature with improper
feeclng at this particular season brings
dread cholera infantum, diarrkaea and
commissions
WIN the use of proper food--and
tnere Is no;hlng 80 absolutely good as
avoided
Reports from homes all over the
country. and especially from the fargo
INSTITUTIONS where the great number OF
infants gives ample data for accura IA
Judgment show that babies ahrive best
upon lactated food.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

London, Aug. 12.-Manila hemp rose
10 shillings in London this morning,
being quoted at SO pounds 10 shillings.
Large quantities were bought at this
price on the prospect OF a further rise,
i'm consequence of the resumption OF
hostllities and the belief that all the
Philippine ports are closed or will be
closed.
While the price in London is only
3s pounds 10 shillings owing to large
stocks and the quantities now in tran
sit. the price at Manila is 40 pounds.
the highest on record. The United
States Is said not 10 be buying largely.
London brokers are purchasing at high
prices, partly In expectation of the
United States being forced 10 buy here.
Hemp dealers believe that the worlds
supply will be practically cut off.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12

20 attend meetings 10 pay their assess
ments. The office OF treasurer was filled
by James A. Hawes and that OF inspec-
tor by Robert Baacke.
The hard rain did not prevent more
than half OF the members of What
Cheer Conclave from being present at
the regular meeting on Thursday even
ing. Provost Nicholas j. Mulvey occu-
pying the archon's chair. Applications
were received and acted upon and sew
efal candidates were obligated as Hep
tasophs. The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, August %. and d. is hoped
that every member will attend as busl-
ness OF importance Is expected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
Kelth's New Theatre.

Keith's New Theatre will open for
the season on August 2S. and following
the same course as last season high
class vaudeville programs in contluu-
Gus performances will be given from
to 1880 y. m. The opening bin viii be
nv nv oI exceptional merit and contains
the names OF n numbsr of the highest
Salafied artists on the vaudeville stage.
Duflng the summer the theatre has
De u entirely renovated and its appear
ance VIII be as elegant as upon its
opening last season. 1t will no doubt
uphold its reputation as one OF the
handsomest theatres i'm America nir.
Chailes Lovenberg Will continue as
resident manager
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
REDMEN.

Great Sachem Charles Hibbard has
Issued a circular relative to the big
demonstration to be held i'm the audi
torium at Pawtucket early I'm Septem-
ber, under the auspices OF Pocasset
tribe of Central Falls. Arrangements
are being made for a parade prior to
the exercises indoors. The indoor ex-
ercises will consist OF the exemplifica-
tion Of the degrees OF the order. and
the recalling OF the fraternal teepe
that was Sent out by Pocasset tribe
one year ago, u having been i'm tho
hands of a committee from each tribo
in the state. and at the pI Isent time
is so covered with trophies that no par,
OF the original tcepe can be seen. The
prospects are that the event will be
larger than the one neld I'm Infantry
Hall last winter.
The executive committee ofthe past
sachem's association meet at ale sum-
mer residence of Great Sachcm Uih-
bard at Bullock's Point tomorrow. and
VIII arrange matters for the second an
nual meeting and banquet OF the asso-
citation to be held Wednesday even
ing, September 6.
In the future Spuantum tribe will
meet I'm 81. Georges hail. Maih street.
pawtucket.
Pcttaconsett tribe took possession nf
Its old qtiarers in Freedom hall. cor
ner OF Eddy AMI Oxford streets this
week
Past Sachem Charles W. Mercler 81
Tahama tribe. is making "a new SEE OF
equipments Tor 60. q. First Regular
Iight Infantry.
The members OF MOshassuck tribe
will hold = reunion Wednesday even
ing. sept. s. Tho families of the mem
hers viii he invited 10 participate. 4
very enjoyable program IL being ar.
sanged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
CROKER RETURNS.
Met at Quarantine By stugs fNy Oifents on
SesmI SiaIl.

New York Aug. i2.--Richard Croker
arrived THIS morning on the 50. Paul.
ON her arrival at the qu1rantne Sena-
u Grady boarded the steamer With
Dr. Doty, Mr. croker's brother-ln-law.
The steamboat Laura NJ efariu to1k
down a large party OF Nr grokar's
fricn %. Mr.. croker appoa rcd Z, be-
thinner than he was az the timc Of bis
last arrival from Europe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-12
ICE.
EARL CARPENTER & SONS 60.

No. a Westminstes ST., cor Dyer.
This old-established house wholesals
and retail ICE at fair prices. and by
prompt attention TO business ind the
employment OF good men In their sew
erai departments. NEXT a continuance
Of the patronage so long enjoyed.
Telephone 2166.