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AT THE HOTEL.
What Manager Reynolds Set Forth for a
Christmas Dinner.

what Manager Reynolds Set Forth for
Christmas Dinner.
Away up here on the top of the Rocky
mountains they do this" said an aston
ished Fastener at the Montana hotel
yesterday. Manager Reynolds had set
forth Christmas dinner that would have
done credit to any table in the country
and an inspection of the menu card brought
forth the tourists exclamation. Included in
the menu were Blue Points with their home
flavor upon them, a delicious turtle soup
and for fish the delicate Southern pom
piano. How Manager Reynolds got pom
PIANO away up here he does not say suffice
that it was there. Then there was lobster
with chilli sauce and, of course, rich roast
beef and glorious, full favored turkeys
from the Bitter Root valley, stuffed with
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-26
MUSIC AND MASS.
How Christmas Day Was Observed at st.
Paui's.

L.
Paurs.
Christmas at ST. Pauls was ushered in
with the midnight mass. Music of a
specially elaborate character was rem
dered by the choir and by some of the
best individual vocal talent in the city
AT O'Clock in the morning mass was
celebrated and again at s. At this latter
service the French Canadians listened to
an able Christmas sermon preached by
Rev Father Lurauin, S. M, of Salt Lake.
AT 1880 in the morning high mass was
sung by full choir.
The Christmas service, Benedicta, was
observed at 1880 D. M, and the blessed
sacrament was administered
Thursday, Dec %, will be celebrated by
the sunday school scholars and teachers
o. 81 Paul's, who will give an elaborate
CHRISTMAS tree entertainment and feast
IN A. Q. Fl. hall from to o'clock in the
afternoon.
Service will be held by Rev. Father Fol
let IN st. AIMS chapel at $50 Thursday
morning.
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The Standards Uranium.

Subscribers that pay one year in ad-
vance for the Standard are entitled to
choice of either one of two handsome
and valuable volumes-'From the At
lantic to the Pacific or "A History of
the Spanish-American War" Call to-
day at Standard offices-Anaconda,
Butte. Niissoula or Great Falls.
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Promo Cameras at City Drug Co
PNEUMONIA THE CAUSE.

HTs' hate CIenry, Pioneer Of Anaconda,
Dies After n Short Illness.
After a brief illness of pneumonia,
Mrs. Kate Cleary died yesterday at
the family residence, 513 East Fourth
street, aged 81 years The deceased
leaves q widower, Michael Cleary, and
three adult sons to mourn her loss. OF
the sons Edward and Frank reside in
Anaconda, while William is away. Mrs.
Cleary has resided in Anaconda for IA
years and had hosts of friends here
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Kodak material at City Drug Co.

The Swedish Baptist Sunday school
Christmas exercises will be held in the
Scandinavian church this (Tuesday)
evening at 5 o'clock. All are cordially
invited
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Colonel Fred Wilson, popular Butte
druggist, spent Christmas in Anaconda
visiting many old friends.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-26

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German Lutheran services in TIL
CHRISTIAN church tonight at o'clock
CHRISTMAS sermon will be preached
NJ. Hudtloff, pastor.
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Notice of Bids.

Notice of Bids.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of county commissioners I'M
til Wednesday, the Bird day of January,
1900 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, FOR
trescoing the interior walls and cell
ings of the new court house building
at Anaconda Mont, said proposals to
be accompanied by designs and speei-
tications. Plans of the building and
other information may be obtained by
applying to the undersigned
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
NJ. MARTIN, County Clerk.
Dated Dec. 10, 1899.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Verberkmoes, optical specialist.

Diamond brooches 81. Merrilrs.
Phil Reagan of Helena is in town
Genuine Lemaire opera glasses. Mer-
rilIs.
Miss Mabel Stevens of Butte is in the
city
Murdo Mckenzie Of Butte spent
Christmas in Anaconda.
7,421 is the winner in the Standard
Drug Co.'S Pony drawing.
pete" B. Snelson went to Butte yes
terday to spend Christmas.
Good dressmaker wanted Apply
Miss Hill, COS Birch, Anaconda
Closing out all millinery and hair
goods, 4O6 East Park. Nine. Young.
Our line of diamond brooches at SIS
to $50 is large and choice. Merrill's.
E. ]. Boxer Of Butte, formerly of
Anaconda, was in the city yesterday.
Prosecuting Attorney j. H. Duffy
and family spent Christmas in Deer
Lodge.
Miss Anna Tietjen of Bozeman is
spending the holidays with her parents
in this city.
For Rent.-Large hall y Standard
building one night each week. INQUIRE
at Standard office
Miss Maggie Burke has arrived home
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First-class plumbing work on short
notice. J. E. Young, 404 East Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-26

English worsted suits made to your
measure, $25 81 E. Conf ave.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-26

7,42l is the winner in the Standard
Drug Co.'S Pony drawing.
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The j. M. Kennedy Drug compan,
has moved it's drug store to AIS Eas
Park avenue, two doors west of Mac
Callum & Cloutiers.
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Private and Chronic Diseases of Man

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MISS Maggie Burke has arrived home
from New York city, where she has
been for the last year.
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50-cent neckwear-The real swell
things the colors, shapes and STYLES
that the well-dressed man can appre-
ciate splendid assortment now on
display in our show cases. Strain De-
partment Store
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saving of 40 per cent on real value
guaranteed in purchases OF diamonds
from Merrilfs present stock
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We show line of scarf pins in rea
emeralds, rubies. opals, pearls and dia-
monds from $40 to S25; very choice,
Merrills
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-12
PUBLIC OPINION IN PARIS.
HAS CHANGED SOMEWHAT IN THE
PRISONERS FAVOR.

There Have Been Only Few Slight
street Disturbances-DOubt Excit-
ed as TO the Strength of the Case.
Talk of the Arrest of Gen. Mereier.
LOubet Opposes Any Extreme
Course and May Even Favor Par
dOning Dreyfus.
Paris, Sept. n.-Except for slight street
disturbances tonight Paris has remained
Unexpectedly quiet, but this condition of
affairs is not likely TO continue.
The long heavy rain yesterday combined
with the fact that the leaders of the OPP
posing parties were all at Rennes, pre-
vented any organized demonstration.
Then, too, The general public were de-
lighted with the verdict as confirming the
chose jugee. Now, however, they are be-
ginning to see the want of logic in con-
ceding "extenuating circumstance" to a
convicted traitor, a concession which ex-
cites doubt as TO the strength of the case
against Dreyfus.
Moreover, public opinion is being sober
ed by reading the comments of the world
at large, and by the prospect, however, re-
mote, that the exhibition will be boycott
ed, which would mean a loss of millions
to the country.
There is little doubt that the trial of the
Derouledists next Monday at which 1t is
asserted sensational evidence will be de-
veloped, and the reopening of the Chamber
of Deputies win be signals for fresh trou-
bles. At present both parties are taking
breath, but the latent luminosity Is undi-
mnished.
1t is estimated that the last years pro-
ceedings have cost the Dreyfus party at
least 100000 francs. They do not intend
to let matters rest, and rumors are re-
vived of the impending sarrest of Gen.
MERCER. He declares that he does not
care what happens, being quite satisfied
that he has done his duty.
1t is understood that President Loubet
opposes such an extreme course as prose-
cutting MERCER or the other generals. lie
is rather inclined to a conciliatory policy,
extending even to a pardon for Dreyfus.
NJ. Demange has been blamed for con-
ceding so many points in his speech, but
it appears that he did so in the hope of
winning another waverer among the
judges, who, however, finally joined the
majority on condition that the verdict
would be accompanied by the proviso as
10 extenuating circumstances.
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ALL is QUIET AT RENNEs.
Judges Recommend Against Another
Degradation.

Rennes Sept. IA state of calm pre-
walls here All the troops and gendarmes
quartered in the town and Its environs
have left and the journalists and others
interested In the triM have departed since
Saturday.
The cafes which for the last few weeks
have been thronged with excited crowds
are deserted. This afternoon a solitary
gendarme paced up and down before the
military prison, and there was not po-
liceman or soldier near the Lycee which
last week resembled a barracks. Work
men were busily dismantling the court
room, and packing chairs, tables and
benches on trolley cars outside.
Madame Dreyfus visited her husband in
prison this afternoon, but not the slight
est interest was shown in
their meeting by the population.
She found him as calm as yesterday. The
prisoner smoked a pipe to-day, for the
first time in many days, which indicat-
ed that he was in better spirits than could
be expected.
The courtmartial signed a formal recon-
mendation for mercy this afternoon Its
object is to eliminate the degradation fea-
ture of the punishment. The recon-
mendatfon will be handed to Gen. Lucas
for President Loubet.
When NJ. Laborfs secretary informed
Dreyfus of this action, he was greatly eff
fected and said, II still have hopes"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-12
REVOLUTION is GROWING.
Battle Fought In Venezuela and
Many Arrests Made.

Ponce Sept. 1.-THE steamer Philadel-
phia, Capt Chambers, from Venezuelan
ports. brings news of the spread of the
revolution and the waning strength of the
government
The insurgent leader. Gen. Citrlano Cas-
tro. has 10, 900 men Under his command.
According TO the same authority strict
censorship OF cable dispatches has been
established; mail matter Is freely opened.
and close watch is kept upon outgoing
passengers President Andrade has pur-
chased Spanish gunboat with an equip
rnent of eight guns for SS5,0OO.
slxty-six prominent politicians among
them Senior Hernandez and the editor Of
El Preganaro, we're arrested on Aug. IA
and more than $50 have been taken into
custody since.
A fierce battle was fought on Aug. p
near Barqusimeto, when the insurgents
captured 1000 government troops and Sc
cured large quantity OF ammunition.
senior Rodriguez, minister OF the inte-
rior, who resigned on Sept. 6, was arrested
the following day.
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NEW NICARAGUAN MINISTER.
Presented to President Mckinley AT
the White House.

Washington, Sept 11.-Senor Luis f.
Correa was presented to the President at
II O'Clock to-day as the newly accredited
minister from Nicaragua. Acting Secretary
of State Adee accompanied Mr.. Correa TO
the White House, and made the presenta-
ton to the President.
There was an exchange of felicltations
between the President and the new minis
ter the hearty character of which had
more than the usual significance in view
of the reported disaffecGon in South and
Central American countries concerning the
growth of the Great Colossus of the
North" IT was noted that Mr.. Correa took
occasion 10 suggest the development and
extension of the relations between the
United States and Nicaragua, particularly
along commercial lines.
While there was no direct reference TO
the Nicaragua canal, Mr.. Correa's position
as a representative of Nicaragua will give
him much TO do with any negotiations be-
tween the two countries on that subject
and moreover 1t is understood that he has
instructions from his government which
will permit him to- cooperate very freely
with the United States authorities.
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OUTRAGE IN WORTH COUNTY.
WHITE WOMAN OVEaPOwERED BY
TWO NEGROES At TY TY.

One of Them Held Her While Hor-
rible Crime Was COmmitted-Her
Young Brother Was a witness TO
the Awful Deed-POsse Organized
and About 100 Men Are Now In
Pursuit of the CriminaIs-she Was
Severely bruised.
Triton. Ga. Sept 1i.-Worth county
adds another to-day to the list Of criminal
outrages that blacken Georgia.
After 1880 o'clock this afternoon, as Mrs.
J S. Johnson a young white woman, %
years old. accompanied by her s-year-od
brother was picking cotton a short dis
lance from her home and near the center
of the town Of Ty Ty. nine miles west
of Triton. two negroes slipped up behind
her and the first she saw OF them one
caught her around the waist.
She screamed for help. as did her broth
err, and parties in the business part of
town heard the cries. but did not know
what they meant She says that one OF
the negroes held her. while the other COM
mitted horrible crime At the approach
OF other parties. the negroes fed.
The alarm was quickly given, and posses
began 10 assemble from every quarter.
Constable Oliver of Triton was telephoned
for with his dogs and Sheriff Storey OF
Worth also procured dogs and Joined in
the pursuit. A special train went from
Tifton with twenty men.
About 100 men well armed, are now In
pursuit of the negroes, who are supposed
to be two tramps who ran away from r.
J. Joles' Minis near Triton yesterday. one
of them lives near Pouan, and the other
in East Dougherty.
The womans story Is ccrroborAted by
her little brother and an examination w
physicians shows that she is severely
bruised about the neck, body and limbs,
bruises that would have been nearly i'm
possible for her TO inflict herself. She be-
longs TO a poor family. but 50 far as
known, a respectable one.
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HAS AROUSED SOME CONCERN.
TALK OF COMBINATIONS OF SOUTH
AMERICAN STATES.

Spirit of Distrust on the Part of the
Latin-Americnn People Seems to
lie Mnnifesting Itself Agnln-Cer-
rut Case and WiImingtOn's Trip
said 10 Have strengthened the
FeeIing-Not True That Secret
Agents Have Gone There.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE rumors OF
possible combinations among the states of
Central and South America directed
against the United States are received
with some concern by the officials here.
Nearly year ago this spirit of distrust
on the part of the Latin-American people
was first exhibited In the seml-ofiicial dis
cussion by the press OF the United States
of Colombia, of a proposition to combine
the nations of South and Central America.
In that case the ostensible purpose was
to resist unjust demands for indemnities
by foreign states. But incidentally dur
ing the discussion, it appeared that the
scope OF the combination would be broader
than this and there was more than one
intlmaton of a deep-seated distrust on the
part of the United States.
Two or three events hdve occurred since
that discussion TO strengthen this feeling.
First there was a decision adverse to Co
lombia in the Cerrut case, and as Presl-
dent Cleveland was the arbitrator, that
unpopular decision was charged against
the United States.
WIIminEtou's Cruise.
Then last spring came the cruise of the
United States gunboat Wilmington up the
Amazon and the Orinoco. These voyages
were undertaken from innocent scientific
and commercial motives. Commander Todd
OF the Wilmington, found that there were
no charts of these vast rivers, and, conse-
quently, was obliged 10 take soundings as
| he proceeded. incidentally he was enabled
| to make rough running charts of the riv-
| er that may be of value to commerce here
after. His actions were, however, misln-
| terpreted by some of the natives though
| In the end Capt. Todd is believed TO have
perfectly satisfied the Brazilian officials as
| to the rectitude of his purpose.
| 1t Is said at the department that there
| is not the slightest foundation for the
story that secret agents OF either the state
| or navy departments have been sent into
| South America and II is quite certain
| that there have never been any negotia-
| lions with Bolivia respecting the acquisi-
ton by the United States of lands in the
| interior of South America.
AS for the visit TO that continent OF
| William E. Curtis, Chief Clerk Miehae
| of the state department himself a mem
Der of the government board OF mana
gers of the Buffalo Exposition, is author
ity for the statement that Mr.. Curtis Wis
it is absolutely without official authority
| or direction.
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zoLA's WORDS OF WARNING.
Government, He Says, Must Act
Quickly to Save France.


Paris, Sept 12.-The Aurore publishes
this morning a long letter from Emile
lola, the novelist, which is a pendant to
his famous "Jaccuse letter" in the early
stages Of the revision movement. 1t con-
cludes as follows
1.-The ministry which its agents have be-
trayed, the ministry which had the weak
ness to leave big children with muddled
minds to play with matches and knives,
The ministry which has forgotten that to
govern is to foresee-has only to hasten
10 act if it does not wish to abandon to
the good pleasure of Germany the fifth
act of the drama, the denouement before
which every Frenchman should tremble.
1T is for the government to play this
fifth act as soon as possible In order to
prevent its coming TO us from abroad.
The government can procure the docu-
nents. Diplomacy has settled greater diff
ficulties than this.
Before the Seine Assize Court l swore
to the innocence of Dreyfus. | swear TO
II before the entire world, which now pro-
claims It with me; and ! repeat, truth is
on the march. Nothing will stop it, At
Rennes 1t has just made a giants stride.
Il no longer have any fear except that
| may see il arrive in a thunderclap of
the avenging Nemesis, devastating the
Fatherland, unless we hasten ourselves to
make il shine forth under our Gear sun
of France"