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CONTRIBUTIONS

4 collection Of cards and booklets. also two
nackag.s Of silk pieces from Mrs a. a. Newell. OF
Saratoga. y y; two pretty shoulder -hawls and
fou- pairs Of siumbo- socks from Mrs. II. g. Camp
bell. Of Paterson y J.; fourteen two-cent postage
stamps and game called THE War Game" from
Alice H. Cunningham Of this city; pair Of child
sluuhrr socks from Mrs II. VI Henderson. OF Port
Chester. y y. beautiful book. entitled Daily
Messages from the King. by Ills Messengers.
from Mrs Joseph Hergc sheimer IF Germantown.
penn: large collection OF cards. booklets pam
phlets and calendars from the Glenwood sunday
school II Workers. y y: foreign stamps and q
pretty hairpin case from Charlotte g. Salter. Of
Prook,vn: two valentines from lonkers. y. Y;
address hooks from MIS-. T.. OF brooklyn; pen
wiper from NJ Ella Mac. " Ghcnt. y. Y. ana
te;'po, holder and four dainty bags from Mrs.
Whitbcck also OF Ghcnf. y. y.
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Truth Is within ourselves. e. takes no rise
From outward things. whafc'cr Won may believe.
There Is an inmost centre in Us all
Where truth ahdes iu fulness. ana around.
Wall upon wall the gross flesh hens u In.
This perfect. clear perception which Is truth;
\ battling and peTVcrfing carual mesh
Blinds n and makes all error. ana TO know
Rather consists I'm opening ont way
Whence the impriro1ed spleudOr may escape
Than IN otectnC entry for a light
Supposed 10 be without.
-(Browring
Selected 10y Mrs. Jeannette w. Kayser.
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FROZEN PLTM PTDDISG.
REPEATED BY REQUEST.

Roll together ore cup OF sugar and one cup o.
water until the syrup begins 70 thread. scald ana
chill or whip one pint Of cream. Soak lever tea
suoonful Of eelatne In two tablespoonfus OF milk
and water Beat the yolks OF four eggs and stir
into the cooked syrup little by httle. returning 20
The fire - cook until thick. Then beat untu cool
add the geatne. and beat again until thick. foid
the cream in add One-half gu? OF seeded raisins
and ono cup OF ground or chopped alm2nfs tnen
freeze When ready 20 pack add One-haf pound o,
candel fruit In alternate layers. II a sauce Is
desired serve with cream favored with wine or
almond q 6 desired.
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WORK on THE GERNANTc. ~

CROWDS WATCH THE OPERATIONS OF The
WRFCKERs THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
Wreckers were still continuing their efforts 20
raise the sunken White Star liner Germanic All
Yesterday. and all the operations. excepting those
% tho divers in the interior OF the submerged
shin were watched by thousands Of people who
from dawn 70 dusk lined the bukhead between
Piers Nos - and q. ,,
paople who have had experience In raising
sunken boats say that there IS considerable suc-
lion In river mud. and that the Germanics null
viii have TO be assisted by outside force before IL
,,.ffl
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he n no lover Of his country who counts II free,
dom 20 become an apostle OF the red nag ana
preach a gospel OF dynamite In this land one ~
free 20 live the lonely life OF him who has no God
and be without hope In the world but he Is fals"
to his patriotic ancestry who counts u freedom to
attack and derdc that faith for which our fathers
suffered the loss OF all things.
The guns Of Dewey ushered I'm the dawn OF an
other day. In the years which are TO come lands
redeemed from tyranny and made rich Win me
choicest stores Of Christian civilization VIII re-
call the Of those fateful cannon and VIII utter
the grateful cry, What glorious morning. God
bios. The nil ed Staies'"
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! SHIRT cOnP4Nr lSNIGNS.

I4ominster Mass Feb 10 The Leominster
Shirt Company made an assignment yesterday 10
u Curtis NIckerson for tie benefit q rs creditors.
The liabilities are placed at $1,000. the heaviest
creditors icing In New-York Tho company prob
,,htv will be an. 10 settle every claim d. flil
The comranV WIS started eighteen years ago.
and FOR q long time employed atll, six hundred
hands.
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HALF 4 CENTrRY A PHYSICT4v.

DIR s WATERMAN WILL BE EIGHTY YEARS OLD
on wAsnINGTONs BIRTHDAY.
Dr. s. Waterman will celebrate his eighteth
birthday next Wednesday. He was born IN Bruck
near Erlangen. Germany. where he received his
preliminary education. He came 10 this country
I'm 1870 Hc was appointed professor 81 modern Ian
guages at Yale University. lie began the study OF
medicine there. and graduated in lsis with
honors He is now the oldest alumnus ~ Yalr's
medical department. After graduating lie came 20
New-York and began the practice Of medicine
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CUBAN RELIEF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The following remittances have been received by
tho Central Cuban Relief Committee and Executive
Committee Of the American National Red cross.
NJ IS Wlilam-st..
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How little +, costs. II we give Il thought.
To make happy some heart each day
Just one kind wOru. or q tender smile.
A. We 60 our daily way.
Perchance n look Will suffice 70 clear
The cloud from a ncighbors face.
And the press Of hand in sympathy
4 sorrOwful tear efface
One walks in sunlight. another goes
All YEARLY IN the shade.
One treads a path that IS fair and smooth,
Another must pray for aid.
II costs so little, ! wonder why
We give 1t so little thought?
snilc-kind WOrds-a glancc-a touch
What magic with them IS wrought.
Selected by Mrs Hergo sheimer
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GOOD CHEER

GOOD CHEER.
Have Won had q kin mess she M
Tas~ .f on.
Twas 1T gwen or YOU alone
Pass n IN.
Let II travel down The wears,
] o. q WHO au.fh-r's tears.
TIL in heaven the deed appear"
Pass u On.
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note from Miss I.aura NJ Rankin. Of Newburg
Y y Informs the T. s. : that she has forward
cd some studies in china painting 70 Mrs. a. Marsh
O mis- CITY
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Miss ribbie Como. OF Vischers Ferry y wish
es to thank all who remembered her on her birth
dav She writes that she received twenty letters
and nearly as many presents among The latter
boing a package from the T. s. 5. office. Miss
Como will Try 70 write 20 those who gave address
Is but several did not and among them were
Mics EVELYN Briggs Mrs Wesley Ulysses Pearne
md Mrs Thomas J. slaughter. a h.tle booklet
had written on the inside From one unknown 20
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Mrs. Kate V Cardmand Of this city acknowl-
edges the receipt % the T 5 s. badge. and reports
the sending Of current magazines 70 Mr. Getty OF
But herf0rdf ton y e..
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,......,,,-a prohasco a Chicago society girl, is
-, =. os,ahlisb a shoe-ceaning establishment
g. oDoo, IN the shopping districts OF that city
- yyiii be employed 10 do the shining
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a. mako This Jacket for "A woman OF medium
~ Iii rao,,ir. four yards OF E-inch materlhl,
* ref,ern SIS Is cut in FOR 81. g. 80 -
md ~ inch bust measure.
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VIII the member from New-York city who sent
some communications to Mrs scoheld. OF Connect
emf piease send name and address. that she may
communicate with her? Mrs. Scohold has written
10 both persons mentioned in the New-N ork letter
without receiving any answers
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Sunshine member who enjoys "a BIT Of non
sense" sends the following udlcrou- incident for
the column:
Mary Matthews aged eight years lived so faT
from the Colorado schOolhouse that she rode con-
nd.ug mule 10 the hail OF learning Tho teacher
Thought T. unvse allow the animal 70 Craze
,hou. so ne attempted 20 club IL away. The rest
OF the story g related In these expressive lines
Mary had little mule.
II followed her 20 school.
That was against the rule.
The teacher. Ike fool,
Got behind that mule
And bit him with u rule.
After thai there was no school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-20

Miss Marguerite Beach. OF Brooklyn sent letter
of thanks for the valentine received from the Of
fee saving how much she appreciated the thought
which prompted the gift. She passed the valentine
on 70 a nnOr llttlc gin!
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SUCH \ SCHOOL.

PRINCIPAL or " EASTERN SEMINARY TELLS Oh
TIE NEED AND ADVANTAGE OF
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TO START oN A FIRM BASIS.


4hs "om3ns college should not be started on
''' '"'ip basis. An endowment OF a few lots.
several miles out of town. won't DO II you can't
nave "si-'lass college don't have any. The time
is coming when California Will have il woman's
college and Pasadena is The place for H. and It
- .,u soon become the greatest womans college
60 ~ i.l'"l states ! now apply 70 make the
class W '"' "'Hl n'"'0
w,mn.Hse women are more needed than wise men.
o. - make Inc time 10 come. their influence s.
"a -l'achlng College for women is better than
- annex 10 ID INNS college This college should
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MRS FOX'S BIRTHDAY.

Selected by Ms. Jeanette w Kayser
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CENTRAL. CUBAN RELIEF COMMITTEE
American National Red Croes.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
Circus Coming.

Ringling Bros circus will exhibit in An
aconda Tuesday. June q, and in Butte
Wednesday, June 2S. This will be pleas
ing news to all who thoroughly enjoy a
good show, and the Ringing Bros. circus
fills all the requirements of a great arenic
institution This show, it will be recalled,
exhibited in Butte and Anaconda two
years ago. and made a pronounced i'm
preston; so much So in fact. that it was
credited with being the best combined cir
Gus, menagere and hippodrome that had
ever visited Montana. 1t is interesting to
learn, through the press of other cities
that the show has been greatly enlarged
for the present season and that the per-
formance is this year greater than ever.
The show opened the season in Chicago
to enormous business and the tour SO far
has, it is said been an uninterrupted Sc
rieS of successes.
Tomorrow the show will be in Salt
Lake City and the coast cities follow
Butte and Anaconda are to be played on
the return trip. Things are ripe for the
big show and a successful Montana season
is promised.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30

mosthenes 105; Lividia, 105; Chiquita. 1903;
Caslin 9S Lurdan, 90: Fiorssant, 81.
Third race, 2-year-olds, five furlongs-
Bonnivard, 11S; Prestome, Iii; Moreys
Vomer, Ill; Sam Phillips, ILL., Denny Duff
fy, Ill; Thrive, Ill; High Knocker, 10S;
Lasso, los; John Milin, 1O4: Bill Carrot,
104 Lee Kink, 104 First Shot, 1O4; Annie
Palmer, 1O1; Two Slippers, 101: Dinornis,
101.
Fourth race, Memorial stakes, eleven
sixteenths of a mie-Gibraltar 1884, Dave
Waldo 120; Verify, 112: Alleviate, JOY;
Headwater, 106: Pinochle JOG; Fausturo,
106; Tulla Fonso, JOG; Free Lady 106; Cot
ton Plant, 104: Frank Bell, 104; Miss Bram-
BILE, 100; ObSidian, -: frankie, 95.
Fifth race, selling. fifteen-sixteenths of
a mile-Imp. King Gold, Iii; Branch, III;
Her own 109; Gold Band, 109: Free Lady,
105 Ben Frost 105: limp. 10O
Sixth race, mile-Garrabrant. 112; Duke
of Baden, 112; Fontainbleau, 112; Golden
Link, liz; Be True. 113: Chancery. 112: Lee
Bruno, 109; Lilly Paxton, 1O7: Except, 107;
Chimura, 107; La Josephine, 1O7.
Weather clear, track fast.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
ANACONDA NEWS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Charles Virgilio Arraigned Yes
terday Morning.
MARCHION VS.. J. R. WALKUP
Leave of Court Granted to File Amended
Answer - The Divorce Case of
Morris VS.. Morris-Probate
Matters Settled.
MARCHION VS.. J. R. WALKUP

Judge Napton held an important session
of the district court yesterday. The water
right case of Hendrickson vs. Wallace
was called at 1880.
Charles Virgilio, charged ~with having
appropriated to his own use money which
he had collected for the defense of James
Santi, was arraigned. He answered to his
true name, waived the reading of the in
formation and took the statutory time to
plead. The matter of raising the bond of
the defendant was taken under advise
ment by the court
In the matter of John Marchion VS..
John Walkup treasurer of the city of
Anaconda an action asking the court to
force the defendant to pay a warrant of
$780, leave of court was granted to file
an amended answer.
In the case of Grace Fisher VS.. the Ma
sons Fraternal Accident Association Of
America, suit to recover the amount of
a policy, the sheriff was granted permis-
sion to amend his return upon the sum-
mons.
The case of August Roston VS.. Robert
Thompson was dismissed as settled.
In the divorce case of Morris VS.. Nor
ris the order setting cause was vacated
and answer withdrawn and no further
proceedings for alimony and attorneys
fees shall be had.
Estate of Lucinda Dilts. petition for
partition of real estate, was filed and set
for Monday, June 10, at 10 o'clock. The
petition for distribution and final account
was taken under advisement.
In the estate of Barney Mckinley petit
tion for probate of will was filed and set
for hearing Monday. June 10.
In the estate of Hugh Whitcraft a stay
of proceedings was granted and a special
administrator will be appointed by the
cepted to that portion of the order re-
voking the letters of administration of
Ed Whitcraft and all that portion appoint
ing a special administrator of said es-
tate.
In the estate of Salton Cameron an Or
der appointing administrator was signed
An order to publish notice to creditors and
an order appointing appraisers was also
signed
An order appointing appraisers was
signed in the estate of Mike McMullen
Various claims We're allowed and APP
proved.
In the estate of Frank O'Hanlon an or
der appointing appraisers was signed.
Anna M. Everson was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of c. NJ Everson,
and her bond was placed at $4,000.
Court was adjourned until Wednesday
morning al $780,
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of Annie E.
Springer of 1.125 Howard street Philadel-
phia, Pa, when she found that DIR. King $
New Discovery for Consumption had COM
pletely cured her of a hacking cough that
for many years had made life a burden
All other remedies and doctors could give
her no help but she says OF this Royal
Cure: at soon removed the pain in my
chest, and | can now sleep soundly some
thing i can scarcely remember doing be-
fore l feel like sounding its praises
throughout the universe" So will every
one who tries DR.. Kings New Discovery
tor any trouble of the Throat, Chest OF
Lungs Price soc and $l.00. Trial bottles
free at all drug stores Every bottle guar
anteed.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
Real Estate Transactions.

The following deeds of sale were yes
terday filed for record in the office of the
county clerk and recorder:
The Northern Pacific Railway company
to Henry c. McNally, the southwest quar-
ter of section SO, township Is north, range
Il west. Consdera ton, s523.20.
A. B. Smith to Ella B. Welton, lots .
and 8 in block 1 in the city of Deer Lodge.
Consideration, $500
Joseph Macy ct ux to Octave Bilodeau,
the west IS feet of lot in block Ga and the
west 2S feet of the south 20 feet of lot
in block GA. Consideration, $3.50.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
New Occupation for Women.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
A progressive secretary is the newest
occupation for women. There are many
women unable to reply to their volumi-
nous correspondence, social notes, busi-
ness letters pertaining to their various
charities, ETC., for want of time and in
some cases, ability in that particular
line. Moreover. it gives a certain pres
tige to only sign their letters. The sec
retary goes from house to house, and
If she be quick and clever. her accom-
plishments reward her industry accord
ingly.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
Whooping Cough.

I had a little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. l did
not think that any medicine would help
him, but after giving him few doses
of that remedy I noticed an improve
ment and one bottle cured him entire
ly 1t is the best cough medicine I ever
had in the house,. L. Moore. South
Burgettstown, Pa. For sale by drug
giStS
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
Mineral Transactions.

The following mining deed was yester-
day filed for record in the Office of the
county clerk and recorder:
James Boyd to ]. F. Ferris, one-third in
terest in the Lucky New Year, Slapjack
and the Commonweal quartz lode mining
claims, and a one-fourth interest in the
Last Chance and the Modoc placer min
ing claims in the Silver Lake mining dis
tr:ct. Consideration, 5000.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30

To Chicago and Milwaukee.

The popular line from the Northwest
is the Milwaukee.
1t runs to Chicago each business day
five handsome passenger trains-they
all pass through Milwaukee.
Its celebrated Pioneer Limited is the
only perfect train in the world and it
carries private compartment and STAN
dard sleeping cars, with berths longer,
higher and wider than those in any
other cars in America.
Lowest rates always obtainable via
the Milwaukee.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
.OO|NGS OF THE POLICE
Herzeler's Views Did Not Appeal
to Ed McGovern.
TROUBLE WITH HIS WIFE
Mrs. Laushey Struck Her Husband With
Flat Iron - AL Hewel1 Is Tough
Characterization Morse Makes
Trouble Around Home.

Early yesterday afternoon Jacob Her
Philippine trouble in an uptown saloon,
and he gave 1t as his unbiased opinion
that all the Irishmen should be there
fighting the niggers. Ed McGovern was
listening to Herzeler's argument, but he
was not of the same opinion, and this
morning he will explain to Judge J. M.
Kennedy why he used force in giving his
reasons to Herzeler
H. c. Laushey, the colored porter, is
having trouble with his wife these days.
She was intoxicated yesterday afternoon,
and as she did not agree with her husband
upon certain question. she struck him
over the head with a fatiron. She was
arrested and will be arraigned this morn
ing in the police court.
Hiram Morse, it Is claimed by Mrs.
Martha Morse, is bad one when he gets
started. He came home on Sunday morn
ing and made things hot around the house.
He was then arrested for the 18th time.
Jimmie Piermont, aged Is years, was
arrested yesterday morning on the COM
plant of his mother, who charges him
with being incorrigble. Jimmie don't
want to go to school. drinks too much of
the boozy stuff and chases all the board
ers away from his mothers house. He
was arraigned before Judge Frank Ken
nedy and bound over to the district court.
He will probably be sent to the reform
school.
A colored man named AL Hewell was
arrested yesterday morning by Chief
White on the charge of beiig a profess
sional secretary Chief White had re-
ceived instructions from Helena to be on
the lookout for Hewel. as he was dan
gerous individual He and white wo-
man named Lottie Kennedy are notorious
| workers of the grating game" Hewell
has served five years in San Quentin PEN
tentiary and one year and half at Deer
Lodge for this offense. He pleaded guilty
yesterday afternoon and was given three
months in the county jail.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
THEY'RE OFF,"
Everything Is Ready for This Afternoon S
Races,

Everything Is Ready for This Afternoon S
Races.
All the preparations for this afternoons
races at the Anaconda race track have
been concluded and nothing but a heavy
rain storm will interfere with the races
being pulled off. 1t is expected that by
this afternoon the track will be dried
sufficiently to permit good races. Yester-
days bad weather did not interfere with
the good condition of the track and If the
sun shows itself for few hours this
morning the races will be good and the
finishes exciting.
The only change in the programme
which was published in yesterdays Stand
ard is in the half-mile race, in which Cora
F. l.. will run instead of in the three
eighths of a mile race.
The races will begin at 2:30 o'clock
sharp.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
sLa Tosca.' y

There will be many elements of interest
to Anaconda play-goers in the revival of
Fanny Davenport's production of Sardou' $
intensely dramatic play La Tosca," by
Melbourne MacDowell and Blanche Walsh
and a company of rare artistic merit. Like
all Sardou's heroines, La Tosca is wo-
man of conflicting emotions and her love
for Mario predominates all else, but min
gled with this is a strong vein of jealousy,
whicn causes the undoing of both the wo-
man and her lover. The company comes
to the Margaret theater on June 0.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
AMUSE M ENTS.
"The Wrong Mr.. Wright

Roland Reed in 1.-THE Wrong Mr.
Wright" will be the offering at the Mar
garet tomorrow evening This popular
comedian is sure to afford plenty of laugh
ter to the patrons of this popular play
house during his engagement. Mr.. Reed
has been meeting with great success
throughout the country and his new COM
edy has been pronounced one of the best
mediums he has had The comedian will
have the assistance of the same company
that aided him during his New York en-
gagement.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30
St. Louis.

Thin, pale and consump-
tive persons should use
some constructive tonic that
will enrich the blood, in
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tissues.
SCOTS Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
We digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your di-
gestive organs by resting
them. 1t stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo-
phosphites in it invigorates
the nerves, and brain tissues.
soc and sI.oo, all druggists,
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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Notice.

will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by Ellen Mangan, my wife.
from this date: she having left my bed
and board without cause. Dated May
80, 1899. JOHN MANGAN.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30

Memorial exercises a. the Lincoln
school yesterday We're of the good old
American style. The Is teachers of that
building arraigned themselves in pairs
and seemed vieing with one another in
an attempt to give the best programme
of the day. Notwithstanding the heavy
rain that was falling guests were there
by the hundred About 2 p. m. the G.
A. r. marched up in body and were
met at the gate by score or more of
little girls. who escorted them to the
rooms of Misses Waterbury and Wis
ner, where they spent the afternoon,
and they report the programme an ex-
cellent one.
Perhaps the largest audience of the
building was that entertained by the
Lincoln Literary society in room Is.
Those pupils are mostly members of
the eighth grade and did themselves
great credit by the way they handled
current and patriotic subjects in de-
bate, address and essay. Miss Julia
Christensen closed their programme by
reading an essay on Memorial day.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-05-30

BY a competent dressmaker, work in
families by the day. No. 10 Shields
block. Anaconda.