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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21
Full measure, unadulterated liquors
at the reliable family grocery, Devine's.
HONOLULU ADVICEs.
Cinnamon Will Fight the Recent De.
cisiOn Against Them


cisiOn Against Them.
San Francisco. Jan. 20-The steamer
Rio de Janeiro arrived from the Orient
via Honolulu to-day. Captain Glass, who
has been commander of the port at Ma
Mia, returned on the Rio. The associated
press correspondent at Honolulu sends
the following advices under date of Jan
13:
A big military construction camp on the
uplands above Honolulu is the latest
preparation by the military authorities,
and correspondence with the war depart
ment is now under way. The idea is to
have permanent camp to accommodate tie
at least 900 men, and to occupy as much
space as possible for carrying out extern
sive maneuvers. In fact, to have as ideal
drilling ground as is possible.
The Chinese affected by the recent de-
cision of the supreme court excluding
them from residence here. have combined
for the purpose of sending A G. M. Rob-
ertson to Washington to fight for their
cause.
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco is
expected to visit the Hawaiian islands
some time this month 1t is said that the
trip will be taken for recreation only.
A special election has been called for
Feb. "a for the purpose of filling the va
cancy in the Hawaiian senate owing to
the resignation of Senator Fl. w. Schmidt
At this writing no candidates have been
announced. The possibility of an extra
session of the Legislature during the sum-
mer is the reason for the election
The transport ship Tacoma is taking on
coal hay and grain commissary stores
and quartermaster's supplies 1t will be
several days before she is ready to sail
for Manila
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Feared He Will Die,

Robert Hamilton, the man who was
shot in the head last Saturday night,
and for which shooting Jim Santi is
now held in the city Jail, charged with
assault in the first degree pending re-
suits to the victims injuries was very
low yesterday, and the physicians now
fear that he will not recover. All day
yesterday the man was very weak and
his temperature has continuously been
very high. Last night at $50 o'clock it
was 1.031a degrees. DR.. Spelman saw
the man twice yesterday afternoon and
last evening, and he gave orders that
he should be watched all night =
Three gentlemen called at the hospit-
al yesterday afternoon and asked to
see Hamilton. They were shown to the
room in which he has been placed, but
were not allowed to converse with him
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LEWIS RAISED A LAUGH.
Continued from Page One.)

feared the result. He had never seen
the time here or elsewhere when he
could not take care of himself. He did,
however, read some kilograms which
passed between Mr.. Lewis and himself
during the campaign last October, when,
he said, Mr.. Lewis sent his kilograms
addressed Dear General" and be-
sought him not to attack him He had
no luminosity toward the gentleman
from Washington. Indeed, he was
sorry to see the gentleman go. His de :.
parture would remove feature wh:an
could not be supplied.
Mr.. Brumm. in charge of the Cramp
bill, then tried to effect an arrangem ent
for vote and, being unsuccessful,
moved the committee rise for the pur-
pose of moving that debate upon it
close. But after he had made the 'a,tcr
motion Mr.. Ray, rep, N. Y. INTERVIEWED
with some conference reports, shutting
out further progress.
The speaker announced the appoint
ment of Mr.. Payne, rep, N y, to the
craftsmanship of the committee on wavs
and means to succeed Mr. Dingley. At
4:30 p m. the house recessed until 3
o'clock, the evening session to be- de-
voted to private pension legislation.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orleans.

New Orleans Jan. 20.-Results: Mile
kitty Regent won. Gold Mine second.
Chancery third; time. 1:451a. Six and a
half furlongs-Brght Night won, Caslin
second, May Droit third; time, :23A. Sell
ing. mile and hree-sixteenths-Tonti Won
Basquil second. Tranby third: time
2:0Si2. Handicap, seven furlongs-Debrde
won Sir Florian second. Appleiack third
time, 130 Mile and a sixteenth-Can I
See En- won, Dalgretti second, Zolo
third; time. 1:50la. Selling, six furlongs-
Tom Kingsley won, Reel second, Ben
Frost third; time, 1:15I
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Annual Statement.
pecial Dispatch to the standard

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Jan. 20.-The annual statement
of the Butte & Boston Mining company
was filed with the secretary of state to-
day by A. S. Bigelow, president. and w.
J. Ladd, secretary. The capital stock is
given as S2,OO0,00o paid up. The assets,
$,5Oo,ooO; liabilities, sf,65s,OOO of which
sl,5oo,o0o is in bonds secured by mortgage
on the property.
The Hefferlin Mercantile company was
Incorporated to-day by John W. HefferIin.
Q. NJ. Hefferlin and W. A. Heffcriin of
Livingston. The capital stock is So. coo. all
but $1,000 of which is paid up. A general
merchandise business will be carried on
in Livingston.
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A Sweeping Concessions

Washington, Jan. 20.-Edward Cragin
and Warner Miller We're heard to-day by
the commerce committee of the house.
Mr.. Cragin, after explaining the concep-
ton of the Eyre-Cragin syndicate and its
success in securing from Nicaragua a
sweeping canal concession at time when
the old concession was about to expire
and the American rights terminated, said
in closing:
I'VE have saved the situation to Amer
lea and we have secured a most sweeping
and clearly-defined contract, as nearly
perfect as you can make 1t. This was
done with no protest from this govern
ment or the government of Nicaragua"
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At lngleSide,

San Francisco, Jan. 2O-Results at In
gleside: Six furlongs. selling-Imperious
won, cyril second Ed Garland II. third :;
time, lilo Mile and a sixteenth, selling
Tom Cromwell won, Captive second,
Frank Jaubert third; time, 15sa4. Mile,
selling-Rey del TERRA won, Hardly sec
ond, Hugh Penny third: time. 1:42I4. Five
Observation-Disclosures won, Mary Black
second Rubicon third; time, 1:01A. Six
furlongs, handicap-Moringa won. San We
nado second, Ailyar third. time, l:l5.
Mile, selling-Ad Spreckels won. Two
Cheers second. Billy McCloskey third
time :i6
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Mrs. Rowe Improving.

The friends of Mr.. Rowe of the post
office will be pleased to learn that Mrs
Rowe's health, which has been very
bad during the past few days, is i'm
proving rapidly. J. H. Chapel, brother
of Mrs. Rowe, who resides in Great
Falls, arrived last evening in the city,
and he was overjoyed to learn that mis-
sister was conyalescent.
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Notices of Location.

The following notices of location were
yesterday filed for record in the office
of the county clerk and recorder:
The Hope placer mining claim, sit
uated in an unorganized mining dis
trict in the Willow creek. Located by
A. Kochler, James Snow, John Dolas
and Ed Hickey.
The Boomer lode mining claim, stu
ated in the Zosel unorganized mining
district. Located by Jerome Shea and
Nick Schoensecker
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FIGHTING COSTS MONEY,

Robert Shields Fined SIS for Screaming
on Oak Street.
-ssRobert Shields. a colored man, was
Yesterday fined SIS for having engaged
7n tight on Oak street with another
eolored man named Will Brown. Shields
was arrested on Thursday night by Off
Ger O'Brien on the charge of disturb
ing the, peace. He was lighting with
Brown and the noise had attracted a
large number of persons on Oak street.
The fight was soon ended by the ar
rival of the officer and the arrest of the
two cOmbatants.
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TWO MORE ARRESTED.

Secretaries" Have Little Chance to Es-
cape the Police.
The chitf of police is enforcing the
orders which he has given out to his
men to the effect that he wants the
city to be cleared of the secretaries"
who are invading the city at present
Early yesterday morning two of these
individuals We're arrested by Chief
White and Officer Powers, charged with
being. secretaries" They were Alfred
Thivenot and Joe Richards. Yesterday
morning both were only fined SIS each
as this was their first offense, and they
promised the judge to keep away from
such occupation in the future.
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: When In Butte lunch at Sherman's.

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte. Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21
In OIden Times

People overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action: but
now that 1t is generally known that
Syrup of Figs will permanently over
come habitual constipation well-in-
formed people will not buy other lax
atives, which act for a time, but finally
injure the system. Buy the genuine,
made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Postmaster Amounted.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington. Jan. 20.-Mrs Jennie Lane
has been appointed postmistress at For
syth, Custer county, vice w. R. Crimmins,
resigned.
James Murray of Butte is here.
Mrs. +. ID. Leavitt of Butte is registered
at the Shoreham.
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Lost Her Deck Load.

San Francisco, Jan. 20-The schooner
Michaels. from Coquille river, lost about
1000 feet of her deckload of lumber. 1t
is believed that the lost lumber was the
wreckage that was sighted north of Point
Reys by the steamer Czarina few hours
before that vessel came into port.
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Two Men Killed.

San Antonio, Texas. Jan. 2o.-The west
bound Sunset limited train ran into a
light engine which was standing on the
side track at La Coste. 30 miles west of
San Antonio. this morning shortly after 3
o'clock. Fireman Miller was killed out
right and Engineer Nicholson of the light
engine was so badly scalded that he died
within two hours
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Books and stationery at L. A. Kings
DOG KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR,
Run Over Yesterday Morning on Com
mn ,inl

Kun Over Yesterday Morning on Com
mercial Avenue.
Yesterday morning Officer ingalls, was
obliged to shoot a great ST. Bernard
dog in front of the city hall. The dog
vas crossing the street and as he start
ed to jump across the track an electric
car which was going east ran over
n1m, cutting off one of his front legs
very close to the body. The dog Law in
the middle of the track until the ar
rival of Officer ingalls,, who put an
end to the poor animals suffering by
shooting him in the head. 1t is not
known whose property the animal was.
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Deeds of Sale.

The following deeds Were yesterday
fled for record in the office of the
county clerk and recorder:
A. d. Mcdonald and Andy Sundstet
and wife of Butte to Thomas Geagan of
Deer Lodge. a certain quartz lode claim
known as the General Gomez, situated
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

Wise advertisers waste not their
money in schemes, but purchase news
paper space in the periodicals that so
direct to the people they wish to reach.
and: use it judiciously with good and
satisfactory results.-Ad. Writer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
standard office in Butte Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

All creditors of Sam Pramenko are
hereby requested to present their bills
TO M. J. Fitzpatrick, assignee of Sam
Pramenko
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Anaconda Steam Laundry, 3o5 E. Park

AL persons indebted to Sam Pra-
naenko are hereby notified to call and
settle and save costs. NJ. J. FitzPat-
rick, assignee of Sam Pramenko.
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Large shipment of new wall papers
just opened up at Wright's. See them
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

Among those who are taking in the
session of the destrict court are r. j.
Walsh, Albert Kleinschmidt, r. A.
kleinschmidt, Hugo Dahler and C. H.
Alexander of Helena
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The LOwland Club.

The Lowland club gave dance last
night at the Montana hotel, which was
largely attended and immensely en-
jOyed. ~ .'
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The funeral of William Carter took
place yesterday afternoon. The service
was held at ST. Paul's church.
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Notice to Dairymen.

Bids wanted for all brewed malt ,;y
Anaconda Brewing Co. For particulars
call at Brewery office, West Fourth
street, city.
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One of those beautiful pictures sold
at Mahan Bros. is source of per-
petual delight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

DR.. F. L. st. Jean is ill with the grip
at his home on East Park avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

Greig will sell you the Queen sewing
machine, for SIS, warranted for five
years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-21

Mrs. John McMurray and Miss Nc
Murray returned yesterday from Greg
son Springs.
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The funeral of the late Mrs. George
Sears will be held this afternoon at D.
m. from the NJ. E. church, under the
auspices Of the K. of P.
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James Bennett and Mr.. Quinlan of
Race Track were in the city yester-
day.
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The Martin Drug company is now
located at LII Main street, Petritz
block. Call and see the new store.
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Public Auction.

I will sell at public auction on Fri
day, Jan. 81 1899, at 2 o'clock p. M,
the stock and fixtures of the saloon for
merly conducted by j. b. Powell and
Nels, Peterson. The sale will be made
on the premises on the northeast cor
ner of Cedar street and Park avenue,
Anaconda, and is for the satisfaction
of the lien of Deer Lodge county for
license tax, penalty and costs.
ID. F. HALLAHAN,
County Treasurer.
Anaconda, Mont, Jan 10, 1899
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Verberkmoes, optician, 209 Main st.

Paul Gozdunovich of Great Falls is
visiting in Anaconda.
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He WAS A HOT FAVOR|TE
McGovern of Brooklyn Knocked
Out Richie of Chicago.
FOUGHT IN THE OPEN AIR
A Succession of Left Body Punches Did
the Work With a Heavy Right
Cross to the Neck-In a
Helpless Heap.

New York, July Terry McGovern
of Brooklyn knocked out Johnny
Ritchie of Chicago in the Enclosure OF
the Westchester Athletic club at Tuck
aho, N. Y. this afternoon. The at
tendance was 5000. The fight took
place in the open air, and the weather
was delightful. The men weighed 113
pounds. McGovern was hot favorite,
and he had hosts of followers who bet
the long green at long odds on him. He
defeated the Chicago man with a sue
cession of left body punches, followed
with heavy right cross TO the neck
When the boys came to the center of
the ring it was seen that the Chicago
boy was finely drawn and pale, and
looked anything but a winner On the
other hand, McGoyern was as rugged
looking as a a russell apple and had evil
IDENTIFY gone through vigorous course
of training. In the opening round
Richie landed hard right on the
neck. Clinch after clinch followed,
with McvGovern boring in with both
hands on the body, and at the bell
Richie showed signs of weakness.
At the opening of the second round
McGovern forced Richie to break
ground. Terry tented with left and
drew Richie toward him, meeting the
Chicago boy with a beautiful right on
the head without a return. McGovern
saw an opening and landed twice on
the face and neck with his right, down
ing his opponent each time. Richie
was game however, and came up after
brief period, seemingly as fresh as
ever Neither was Winded when he re-
turned to his corner.
In the last and deciding round Nc
Govern allowed Richie to do the lead
ing. Then McGovern showed "a great
amount of cleVerness in his work. He
tented and ducked and used his legs
in sidestepping so cleverly that Richie
was guessing. Suddenly McGovern
threw his left on the jaw with such
force that Ritchie's head rocked, and
like a flash the little terror sent his
right on the neck, putting Richie down
and out. Some of the spectators were
dubious as to whether Richie was an
able to regain his legs, but after three
futile attempts to attain an erect posi-
ton, the Chicagoan fell prone in his
own corner, where the referee was
| counting the seconds. At the ominous
| words ten" Richie was lying in a
| helpless heap in his own corner.
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the emperors utterances and the en-
peror's relations to the reichstag. Count
Won Ballestren, the president, intro
duced an innovation of the OLD rule
that the words of the monarch are not
subject to discussion. by admitting such
discussion where the words We're print
ed in the official reichsanseiger. Near
the close of the anti-strike bill discus
sion Herr Brefeld, the Prussian MINIS
ter of commerce, sharply criticised the
president for permitting ii reference TO
the words of the emperor. Inc presl-
dent replied with sharpness ana dlrect-
ness. The papers admit the difhcuity
of observing the old rule of monarchs,
that the monarch speaks only through
the ministry, for the frequent speeches
of the emperor on present subjects rem
ders the observation Of the rule almost
impossible.
The press devotes much attention to
the launching of the new french min
stry. The Kreuz Zeitung predicts that
the new cabinet will not survive the
verdict to be rendered a Rennes. what
ever it may be.
The elevation of Won Buelow. the
minister of foreign affairs. to count
ship has been received with much sat
isfaction by the press. The National
Zeitung considers his elevation a Wen
deserved recognition of his official ac-
has gained in public opinion and SAYS
1t is confident he will grow stronger
with the country and the emperor.
The news has been published here
that Admiral Dewey has written "a very
kind letter to Admiral Diederichs re-
GREETING the false reports spread" re-
garding their relations at Manila has
been received with much satisfaction.
1t is said the letter will be published
when Admiral DiederiChs returns to
Germany.
While Berlin is in the turmoil of po-
litical uncertainty, the emperor has
been greatly enjoying himself at kial,
where, surrounded by congenial com
pany of princes and yachting men, he
has been showing himself to be a good
fellow by taking part in beer even
ings." Later, after his majesty's return
from Norway, he will attend the open
ing of the Dertmun-EmS canal, on Aug.
3. and after the autumn maneuvers in
Alsace-Lorraine, he will be the guest of
the king of Wurtemburg at F'riedrisch-
ofen, where the emperor will witness
experiments with the balloon invented
by Count Soppolin.
The emperor, inspired by the United
States Columbian postage stamps, has
ordered the issue Of a new series for
1900. They will illustrate the history of
the Hohenzollerns.
The notorious Baron Won Hammer
stein, the former editor of the Kreuz
Zeitung, who was sentenced April %.
1895, to three years penal servitude, to
be deprived of his civil rights for FIVE
years and to pay fine of 1900 marks
for classifying his papers accounts has
served his sentence and was discharged
from prison this week.
DIR. Mumm Won SchWarzenStein, the
Luxembourg minister. who is to replace
DR. Won Holleben temporarily as Ger
many's ambassador at Washington,
will sail for New York July 4. He dined
to-day with j. B. Jackson, secretary of
the United States embassy.
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tain directions remains unaffected for
all classes of American manufactur-
ers, / see a great period of producing
which will cause great prosperity. !
doubt if the flow of luck to the skilled
artisan can be stopped.
Everywhere in Europe the tale is
the same. Americas quicker produc-
ton and more defined methods of full
filling contracts on time are willy
nilly grasping the markets there, and
once we get a market we retain it.
European railways make a So-ahead
American sigh. 1t is true, matters
have improved during the last score
of years, but with a score of pushing
capitalists, Europe might be so net
worked with efficient railroads as to
greatly help in solving peace and po-
litical problems.
Naturally, l watch the American
markets closely. The recent tirmness
in the money market is healthy. Not
withstanding the heavy shipment of
gold to France, railways are strong,
which is always healthy sign
While the trend of news regarding
the Transvaal is more pacific, the ques-
ton of peace or war still trembles in
the balance. But the impression con-
tinues that if Great Britain maintains
the firm stand asserted by Joseph
Chamberlain, secretary of state for the
colonies, in his recent speech at Bir-
mingham. to be the policy of the unit
ed cabinet, President Kruger will
yield Undoubtedly. immense pressure
is being exerted by the Afrikander
party in South Africa and by the
Orange Free state to get President
Kruger to grant adequate concessions.
Meetings are held daily throughout
South Africa, while the subject with
the excitement is growing apace and
4 SC bea
Uitlanders. owing to the demoraliza-
ton of business.
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IMMORAL CONDUCT.
The Charges Stir Up War of Words
Among the Officials.

Spokane, July DIR. Lockhart, re-
Gently deposed from the Medical Lake
asylum, makes answer to the charges
of immoral conduct against him in the
governors letter. DR.. Lockhart and his
friends declare they have affidavits set
ting forth counter charges of immoral
conduct on the part of H j. Sniveiy.
member of the board of audit and CON
troll. In response to Snively's attack
on Colonel Ridpath the latter gave the
following reply:
with that nice observance of the
gentlemanly amenities that should OBJ
tain between man and man,
that fellow Snively of the
board of control seeks to divert
the attention of the public from the
disgraceful act of the board in the re-
moval of an experienced and compe-
tent official by referring to my finan-
cial condition. Respecting this l have
to say that | would remind the courte-
GUS member of the board that what
ever / have acquired in money was
not obtained by embezZement nor by
other questionable methods, nor am I a
fugitive from justice, nor from public
opinion on account of it.
Further the public will not be able to
discern just how that matter of my pri-
vate affairs applies to the subject
of the change in the Medical Lake asy-
lum or to other maladminfstration
features of the present gubernator1al
administration"