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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
s@leD's memer @treumasfrets.

SIM Sttober iibernimmt s ontrea al :
mirat S31ep, Der See6elb bon Sanz
tiago, ben SberbefebG iber bas betrG9tlid
Oer1tdrfte iibatIantii9 Sc If IN u
b er, beffen S6dtigteit bic gauge afrifanii9e
&iite bpm rot6en Meer Biz gum Mtttel=
Nicer unb bic fiibumeritontf9e Stfiiite Bis
our Miinbung 0es Ama5oneni tromes ein6e@
greift.
Nngeit9ts Der @%ertpidlungen in Sibz
afrita unb in Siibameri4a lit bie1es Sc
f9tpa0er iebt BON pett gr0Berer @i9tigz
felt, als bor6er. Man bate benz Momiral
S9lep unfGngli9 II bas bisber bon Obj
miral SOpiiOn gefiibrte feline gef9paoer,
beftebenb aus benz alien &reuaer rG6icago"
als @bmiralsI4iff, fOpie benz 8reu5er
rWontgOmerb" unb Dem &anpnenboot
~@ilmington" 3ugebu9t. N6er ieBt lit Der
&reu8er r8rootlpn", bon benz aus @6Ien
ben 8ampf gegen bic 5lotte gerpera's lei
tete, gum 4omirals14iff bteies 9ef6ipa=
bers beiimmt; uno bas gan3eri9iIf
u2efds uno nds Tdronsnboot rW6adtd5"
ionen mod ~bin3ugefigt perben,
3und4t ion bas 9ef6puber, ba @9lep
BON alien ameritanii9en Geeoffi3ieren am
beiten @paniI@ fpri4t, @ubir %anlaufen,
INN bort bic ipunif4e Slagge gu iuIutiren
unb iomit bic bur9 &iidfe6r Der geoenIeiz
tigen @efanbti6aften pieber angefniipften
freunbi6aftli&en 8e5ie6ungen NIT @paniet
|feter gu fniipfen. 8on Gabir ION @bmiraf
@9leD Der &iifte @frifa's e%ntlang, bas
Sap Der guten 9offnung umTeselnb, Big
na4 Der 9eldgoaz8at f~re15en, = i'm Sale
oes tpirfIi6en Qusbru6es zines 8urenfriez
ges nit @nglanb bo9pi9tige @egenben.
@pdter foQ er iiipamerifaniI9e SGfen Be-
1u6en.
S9leb fat ulio Elm &ommanbo, bus unz
ter ben iebi9en r~mftGnben gu ben pibt:1z
item ge6Drt. Ser PrG1tbent bat e6en enb~
lid eingefeben, baB er, tpern er GGn9er ben
gegen S3leD geri9teten @%ebGIigfeiten Der
Sampfonz@ ieGbz8anbe na6gG6e,
Ii3 felhit am meiften bel9Gbigen piirbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Groosr,
sS2 nmO 234 OF 2samOOrp9 .Stra6s.

SpifbeH sFranfIins unb Wtartets StE.
&htc az o, Sa5..
%empfienlt III irti6er @aare:
Setntte oentid1e SeIat=eartofeIn,
9teue &ttbefer Wie~ieniparecIt,
9tene dlmittbobnen nuO 9cIto tuer Niibdett,
Tetnite franS. Grbien uno Gbampi9npnS
9eutldee Sauerfraut, Siu= 6mrfen,
yteMe oteSiabrige bou. WtiId)ner=S1ringe.
Trifdie Gratff. SrGtmurit 1T Stt Gleu,
0otbaer @erneIatmMrft, Gallant,
Stnport. ~fctnitee SIipenOI, Wobn0I,
Nun &aOtnr, ttnttnirter S5nttbur9cr 2I0I,
Bun. SnroiueS, &amb. Nou=Sarin9e,
&ieIer SprDtten. 9lppetit=Sil0, St0r,
Or1banter Saroeuen, Sdr0elcnbutter,
yran5. Gatnincs, @ansIebcrpaitetem,
Sctnitem ddlteit Gm,ttentb. dmeiserfdfs
NriId)en @r6mterf0le, %feiuiten Climb. &aie,
NtatS. Woanefott tno Goamer safe,
Medlte 8etpftrse, SaheIo. Seuf, @eineIIg.
9c dBten lineGr. NDieMsW aprifa, fobnSatteu
Sttpurttrte9 Snetld)enslnS 9etro6. Gu3eIn,
Wettodmete Setoelbceren Girid1cn, SeSStu cti d. EFT,
&orbcerbtatter &iitnmcl, @ad)boI erbe ereu,
&9marteits, Saul nno Napsiamet,
&crt1roer, WGiorGn, Sbimiau uno gaIbet,
2eutIdbe &trie, Stnien, 8riiufern,
YerIeerite, " eis enerieS, NeiSmebI,
StnI. Wuoetn, WtaccntDni, Saap,
&artcH elttebI, @rbienmebl, G~rbSnurit,
Yerl9erte, SUD 10 etsen9riibe, 6erfteu9rIke
GsM0euitrte Sd1lneiSers uno am erif. WeiIdD,
2ed)ten import. &iebie'S GIeild1 crtraft,
Medbten Sa0a=, Wotfaa mno WiO=&aTee,
Ietniten ad1tett grittteit iino fdItuarSen 9bee,
Xfetfet Ono OILERS &afeeeHens,
Medbteu Yft. 9netpp'S WtaIs=Raftee,
9eutfdben GtdbeItahee, 6eig emta ice.
Neinite 0aniuc =G bo foIaSe tIn0 SafaO,
@edbtem BARRIER Sdnn9ftabaf bon &nkbe&.
9eutidle Gpinmraoer, @oufraker,
$cI5iGube tno cOIspautnff cIu,
au ben btal9ften 8reiitn.
Henry S0hOollkOBE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
1lnfere Wohenausoabe.

Wir lenfen bic 9GufmertIamteit ~unIercr 2e=
fee auf ltniere 8o6en=gugga6e, ipel1e in
Seuti0Gano cine mad SauienOen sdblenOe
@crbreitun9 bal unO grOBes Snterefc errcgt.
sc t0nuten 8iele ibren 9erioanote1 tltrd
elm announcement uuf Oas ggo6enbfatt cine
TreuOe bereiten unb es finoen. audi piele
Tragen tibet bieitge @erbdGtniIIs, ipelbe in
Der 3eitung ein9ebenD er0rtert ipsroen, arf
bieie g9etie lire GrleOigun9 obne lan9e Grief
i6reibereien.
9ie Q8o9en : gus9abe, mad Seuti0lano
oOer ionit ing AustunO OerianOt, toitet incl.
@OrtO $500 per Sobr, i'm 8Orars aabGbor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

- ltnfere gorrefppnbenten unb Ngenten
bs9u9en bic folgrnben Staaten:
9err gau1 SrtebeI bic Staten
Soma, Minnefota, fopte Norbs un6 Sibs
Satota.
9err Qbotf Berner bereit ge9en>
ndrttg aGs @ertreter Der rSGinois Staatsz
c3eitung" ben Stuut Sn6iana.
9err Sriebrt9 @9erf 1T Qgent
Der rSGinOis @tauts5ettung" fir ben
@taat @isconftn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
@tne -gG1&li6e G1e

ein3uaebett unb sefnnbe ainber au 5eusen, ferner
aues Wifenstperfbe iber Observation-Disclosures,
bartlett u. /. IN. entbaiff Sss oite, seSiesen:, SeutISe
Bud : ,,Der gfettInss=3Infcr"|s 45. Muf., $50
Soften, nit oieIen Iebrreiden @bbilbun9en. @s 1T
@sJa a'asss u sa'f naneatfi Sa misst 81 'a ent ssedrsu f fas
&eute, bic ftb nerbeiratben tpouen, poer un9IidIi3
nerheiratbet fno. Mir6 nab GmpFana bon 25 Cts.
tn poft. Stamps iorsfam nerpadt frei au9eionoa.
DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITUT,
No. il Clinton Place, New York; n. Y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
8eimar, 20. Sttober 1880.

@esen ben Sob 1T alerbtnsg fetu &raut
gepa6Ien, ipobl ober 9egen &ranfbeiten.
@eilfrdfte aus benz 9flan3enret1, ipelDe ipez
5ieq ben Sdmorrboibal 9etDenDen 2inoerung
gepdbren, iino 5um 5ipedmdbigiten @ebrau@
in cine poiienbe Sprm ANAKESlS -
gebroGt tpprben. 81 iperben fe IN ben Ort
Des 9eibets eingefiibrt unO pirfen i'm @ripeiz
6en w%obttbuenb. Ole ANAKESIS 1T in
o1en Npotbeten at baben. 4reis $1.00.
4robeu RET. 6ranco 5u9el6idt bur6 P.
Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
I'm Ooftor=R gu erfparen
@ebrau9t r@arlanb" Oefen unb STANCES.
Die bauptiahe.

g.: r0arf i4 sic pienei6t fir @Onnz
tag gum Mittagefen einlabene" g.:
syn, eigentli4 bin i9 f9On4 alb urb balf
perIagt, mas eisbt's benn Bel Sbnen9"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
mern oas KIeire sabnt,

70 perIa,lmt ri9t, bas olte NIB rpobI erprobte
SiIfsmittel fir bas 3abnen ber Sinber,
Mrs. 8iuslom's SoOtbin9 Sprup,, ar5u.
menben. @r berubist bos Sinh, erpet9t oas
3abnfleti9, belettt9t oue S9mer3ell, t1rtrt
Siarr5os. S jim nh a1,sia 81 Gsuts bic 8lsaiaSs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

,,Grtra YaIe||. ~gatDator" 4tno
.,Satrtf6"|,
Nette Wal5btere, 8ebratt nptt Der
Gomr. Getpp 60. SIT syIai6ett
Unto 06Hertt at baben. Telephone:
90. $780, 8ottltn8 9eptut. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

Ra9 befonberer 11ebereintunFt bar bic
German Nmericun Publifbing So. in Sos
&ngeGes, GaIif., unfere @ertretung fir gez
nannte Stabt unb @iib>G ulifprnien iiber=
nommen unb finb beren @ertreter bere9tigt,
AbonnementsgeIber gu fplettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
aus @oetbe's sebens,petsbeit.

SIM Na91aB bes bertorbenen Ortentaliz
item Stidel in Sena BADEN iih me6rere @ibz
mungen BON 90t9e's 9anb borgefun=
ben. @ines Der 8ldtter ent6dlt folgenbe
golbene Worte:
rMeine 9auptlebre aber bleibt b~orlGufig
btefe: Ser 9ater forge fir iein Saus, Der
9anbtperter fir feline 8un0en, b 8 # :
forge fir eegenfeitiee
|2iebe, unb bic 9Oliaei tDre bic
|5reube Mot"
@eimar, 20. Sttober 1880.
S. %. BON 90t6e."
0iefe sulbenen @orte bon ieiner niIben
2ebenspetsbeit f9rieb Der tpeimarifGe
@taatsminifter @oet6e i'm Otter BON mebr
als einunoa4t5ig Sabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Be6tnot.

9srr (su benz fteaeiu4enben 9iener):
,8au9en @ie?" = 9iener: SD babe nod
ME einen Pfennig bafiir ausgegeben!!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
ufas eeeen cine Riibner=Sotterie.

utdS 9e9en et1te RnPner=SotterIe.
4uf cine B a tii9eSbee our @rlanz
gung BON Nbpnnenten 1T cine ldnblt9e 3eiz
tung berfaQen, pie aus folgenber Mntiinoiz
gung 6erporgebt: r4m II. Npril 1900nerben
mir auf elmer geniigenben SlGae Elm Quart
Wei5ent0rner, Die por6er ge5dblt Iinb, aus
breiten unb bret Plpmout6z9 ii6ner, fpelde
borber feds Stunben bungerten, fir bic
9auer BON 10 Minuten barauf loslafen
Die iibrig gebliebenen &0rner tperben bunr
ge5Gblt unb babur4 bic 3abl Der dufgefreIs
ienen &Orner beitimmt tperben. Oerienige
46onnent, tpel9er Die 3abl Der aufgefrefez
men &Orner am annd1ernbiten gu beItimmen
i'm @tunbe lit, er6dlt $50"
Der @eneralanpalt in Walbtngton bai
bic BoftbebOrbe in &enntniB gefeBt, baB
Boit1d9en, bic fi9 auf bieien rG9eme" Be-
5ieben, nibt a%ngenommen unb berIanbt per=
ben birfen, ba ieiner Nnii9t na9 Elm FOLDER
plan toentii4 NIT elmer 2otterie 1ei, neil
cine bor6erise 9ere4nung ni9t in Srase
tomme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

MusT9uB gu ernennen, benz bic 4uf@
gabe gefte1t nerben 1oq, cine ndttp@
male Chic Federation in's 2e6en 51
rufen. Dieter &usi9uB foq aus Mdnnern
3ufammengeiebt perOen, Die fOpo6l Derf4ie>
benen 2anbest6eilen tpie audi perf3ieoenen
poIiti16en parteien ange6Dren uno bic Derz
f9idbenften tpirtbI6aftli9en uno geieaI9aftz
li9en Sntereien bertreten. Ser 3ped Der
5u begriinoenoen Organization ioa in Der
@rmDgli6ung a1ieitiger 8elpre4ung ndz
%tionaler Sragen, bic fotpobl Die auspGrtige
tpie bic innere Politif bes 2anbes betreffen,
bethlehem, Inn babur9 Die Nnnabme BON Sc
ieBen S1 Derunlahen, Die ben %Oringenoen Be-
biirfni1en bes 2anDes entfpre9en. Die
Siibrer Der bieiigen federation planten f9on
felt ldngerer 3etf cine berartige Srguniidz
tipn, ba tie bic l1eberaeugung begten, baB
Die GiDic FEDERATION ni1t nil einem er5ie>
berii4en, fonbern Dor alien 0ingen au3
einem praftif4en 3pede bienItbur gemaht
perben 1ole. SIN Sam1ur bes Sabres 1893
bertef bic G6icagoer gibic federation cine
rationale gonferen8 5ur 8eipre@ung BON
Primdrpablen uno ftG6ti16er Reform, bic
in SEEM Oorf abgebalten purbe. Oie 8ez
t6eiligung an bieier @onferen3 erfolate bon
40 Der grDBeren StGbte bes 2anbes. Die
5oGge bieier Gonferen5 tparen bic Nnnabme
elmer Reibe niibli3er@ Sci ebesberorbmngen in
Den Staaten Sainois un6 SEEM gorf. 0az
nit bate ii@ bic GOnferen3 iebo4 eri60pft.
SIM &uguit beffelben Subres bertef Die
Gbicagoer GiOic federation cine tpeitere
rationale Gonferen3 CUR 8eipredpDng Der
~austpdrtigen Politit bes 2anbes na9 Cara
togd, bic it4 na4 5~peitdgiger lebbafter 0erz
b%anOlung Matchmaker Sragen, in peGfer man
fi6 ii6er bic NotbpenOigfeit elmer nationalen
Organization nur nod flarer purbe, ber<
tagte. Die biertGgige NntizSr nftz@ onfez
ren5, tpel4e u%nldngft bier abge6alten tpurbe,
CAB iebo4 Der 8etpe9ung reQle g1a6rung,
Die berf4teoenen @%rOrterungen bieier Gonfez
ren3 follen nun BON Der gu griinbenben Srz
ganiiation berfolgt una prattiI4 bertpert6et
tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27

gen pieberum bebeutenb i'm gretie get:egen
ftnb, perben bic Observation-Disclosures am
81. Sftuber no9mals 5ufdmmentreten, um
~epentueq cine peitere preiser606ung gu be-
f9lieBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Pohere preiie fir pfh9e.

Sn Der Spe5iaGfiBung, pelfe bic nNort6z
~tpeitern 9lop &c Supplement &fociation"
am Montag i'm auditorium : &nuer
ab6ielt, tpurbe cine peitere greis@
e~rb04ung BON Is Pro5ent be-
19lofen, Nls @runo murbe ange9eben,
baB felt Nnfang 1899 bic Bel Der 5abritation
BON Pflii9en unb anberen 5armuten Itlten be-
n0tbigten &pbmaterialien beitGnoig i'm
preife 9eitiegen unO Die beutigen pretsquOz
t~irungen 200 BrO3ent bDber ie:en, als bic
~ienisen, porauf bic @ontrafte fir 1899 ba=
firten. Sn Solge befen feien bic Sabritanten
9enDtbigt, au4 ibrerieits Die preiie bD9er gu
i3rauben. Sn Nnbstra6t Der SbatId4e,
baB giien unb 9tabl in ben IeBten 5ebn Sa=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
Gl6n3enoe Garriere.

eSn Der in Milpautee abgebaltenen Sab
resberfammlung Der 4ftionGre Der gbiz
cagp, MiIpautse &c ct, panGs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-09-27
NationaIe ORGANIZATION eggplant.

9as @recutipcOmite Der @ipic Sebez
ration bon @bicagO bat feinen RrGitz
oenten, 5rantlin 8. 9eab, beauftragt,
einen aus 25 Mttqltebern beitebsnoen
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-02
BRITISH COLUMBIA INDUSTRIES.
End of the Salmon Season-The Output
of Coal.

Vancouver, B. c., Aug. During the
seven months ending yesterday, Van
couver island collieries shipped 1856 900
tons of coal to San Francisco. Los
Angeles, Alaska, Puget sound points
and China. During July $4,000 tons
were exported.
The salmon season in Alaska and
Northern British Columbia is about
at an end. 1t is estimated tnat the
salmon pack at Rivers Inlet will be 20
or 80 per cent less than last year, but
the Skena river pack will be above the
average. The Fraser river pack will
not be very large unless the run of fish
materially improves.
Sir Louis III. Davis, the dominion
minister of fisheries, states that the
United States attorney for the district
of Washington has been directed to
stay proceedings for the sale of Cana
dian salmon fishing boats and nets
seized off Point Roberts by an Ameri-
can cutter.
President Mellen of the Northern Pa
cific and his party were here to-day.
Il have found business in the West
very good" said President Mellen,
better than I ever saw it before"
Mr. Mellen denied the possibility of
the Northern Pacific coming to this
side of the line. His business relations
with the Canadian Pacific railway were
most satisfactory and he did not pro-
pose while the present arrangements
were so good to think even of invad-
ing the territory of the Canadian Pa
nif1
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-02

fessor's time, consequently the fact
that new somersault dog was needed
to take the place of Barney, who was
growing too old to perform the feat
with grace. was overlooked. Tampa,
in company with dozen other poodlas,
was placed in a stall in a large training
barn, and one day while the rest of
Gentrydom stood around guying Tampa
over his perpetual failures. suddenly,
for the first time. he caught the trick,
and while the rest sat around looking
on, but not saying a word, in their un-
generous modification, Tampa was dis
covered in the act.
All that was discernible was a ring
of white and a ring of black and some
fluffy stuff revolving like an electric
fan. 1t was Tampa turning back SOM
ersaults, while the rest of the dog arls-
tocracy was simply eaten up with jeal-
ousy and confusion. Consequently
Barney was left at home this year and
Tampa occupies the position to his in
tense delight
The Gentry show has enjoyed good
patronage so far this week-the large
crowds always leave the tents at Ga
lena and Jackson streets delighted at
the excellent exhibition. 1t will doubtless
draw the attendance it merits to-day
and tomorrow. The engagements
closes tomorrow night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-02
M'KINLEY PLAYS EUCHRE.
He and Postmaster General Smith Take
Long Walk.

Plattsburg, N. Y, Aug, 1.-Soon after
Postmaster General Smith arrived at
the Hotel Champlain this morning he
went for long walk with the presi-
dent. They found a seat in a shady
spot in the woods, and together they
talked over in detail the events of the
past week in Washington.
General Guy V. Henry and wife call
ed this morning. and spent the forenoon
playing euchre with the president and
Mrs. Mckinley. Mrs. Mckinley is very
fond of the game.
Col. LIE Grand B. Cannon, who took
the president out driving yesterday, is
to send handsome pair of horses over
from his summer home at Burlington
VT, for the presidents use during his
stay here. Mr.. Mckinley had nothing
to say in regard to the statement of
Secretary Alger, published in the morn
ing papers. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell AL
ger, jr, who have been stopping here
several days, left for New York city
this morning. This afternoon the presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley, accompanied
by Postmaster General and Mrs. Smith,
drove out past the summer school
grounds toward Plattsburg.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-02
HIS NAME THOMAS BLANK.
Possibly the Murderer of s-Year-Old
Ethel Gill.

Possibly the Murderer of s-Year-Old
Ethel Gill.
There is a possibility of important de-
veiopments in connection with the case
of a man who was given cell at the city
jail The identity of the man is not known
to the police nor to the parties RESPONSE
bic for his arrest, and he refuses to en-
tighten the officers. He was captured
in the southern part of the city by two
citizens and taken to the police station to
be held pending an investigation of some
suspicious circumstances, and IL the police
are successful in their investigation it is
possible the mystery of the foul murder of
little Ethel Gill may be cleared up.
IT was more than year ago that Ethel
Gill the S-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gill, a couple who came 20
Butte for employment during the
race meeting, disappeared one evening
from her home in the southeastern part
of the city. For two or three days a fruit
lesc search for the child was kept up.
Then one morning the distracted mother
made the horrifying discovery that her
child had been murdered and her body
thrust down the vault of an old clubhouse
in CAROLS lumber yard. When the body
was recovered it was found that the lit
tie girl had been outraged.
The police worked unremlttlngly on the
case and had one man under suspicion
TO" some time, but all efforts failed to
bring the murder home to the suspect or
to anyone else.
For some days residents of the south
ern part of town have been watching a
suS picious character. who has been con-
Quoting himself improperly towards little
girls. Report was made to the authorities
and a watch has been kept for the man.
Last evening two citizens saw him fol-
lowing some little girls and took him to
the station and turned him over to the
officers. 1t is said that he was seen at
the time of the Ethel Gill murder fiang-
ing about the scene of the crime. The
prisoner. when asked his name, said II
was Thomas Blank, and would tell the
officers nothing whatever concerning him
self 1t struck the officers as a singular
coincidence that he should adopt the name
by which the worst desperate the North
west ever knew was known, the man who
was killed while fighting a sheriff's posse
in King county, Washington, after hav-
ing killed four men and delivering the
| King county Jail of seven murderers. He
| was never known by any name but Thorn
| as Blank. Whether there is anything more
| than a coincidence in the fact that the
| prisoner now in custody gave the name OF
| the noted desperate is not known.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-02
CALL OFF THE DOGS.
Mr.. Audiey Wishes 1t Understood That
He Is Not a Book Agent.

George Audley, the taker of the school
census, began counting noses yesterday
morning and when he quit for the day
he had registered 800 names. He is
particularly DESTROYS of notifying the
families in advance to please call off
the dogs In several instances when
the housewife sees him coming up the
steps she stands back and allows the
dog to take his course. He wants to
explain that he is not a book agent or
lightning rod fakir. The apportionment
of school money is to be made on the
basis of the returns from the books of
the census taker and it behooves every
family to make full and complete re-
turns to the census taker. All persons
under the age of 81 years are entitled
to the benefits of the public schools,
whether they go to school or not. The
census takers will call at every home in
this district within the next few days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-02
TAMPA TAUGHT HIMSELF.
At One Time Gentry Gave Him Up as a
Hopeless Case.

Professor Gentry has a new acrobat,
dozen or more complete back somer-
saults. Tampa is his name, and the
most wonderful thing about it is that
he taught himself. Professor Gentry
worked on him something like six
months and he never became proficient
Although a bright looking fellow, his
ideas of gymnastics were exceedingly
dense, and as day after day went on
and the training kept up, Tampa be-
coming no more proficient than when
he began, the professor finally became
disguised and gave up the task.
The show closed last season at Hous-
ton, Tex, where it wintered and the
long and arduous work of training ami
NAL ACTORS commenced, Tampa being
entirely forgotten. The new pony drll
in the fire scene took much of the pro-
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BUTTE BRIEFS.

Col. S. ]. Richie is up from Gar
]. A. Walsh of Helena is in the
city.
Walter S. Kelley is over from Elk
Jack Mcdonald is over from Ana
conda.
Lewis stockert of Great Falls is in
the city.
Ed ]. Robson of Anaconda was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Clark of Helena
are guests at the McDermott.
DR. A. ]. Steele, one of the first ply
sicians to locate in Helena, arrived in
the city last night.
Christ Warner was arrested yester-
day, charged with assaulting one Pope
Seals, a follower of the dog and pony
show.
Sam Horn, the secretary of the noto-
| rious negress Marguerite, was arrested
yesterday for having no visible means
of support.
James Williams, a 17-year-old boy.
| was arrested yesterday for stealing
/ lead grease trap from a lodging house
run by ]. A. Nadeau in Park alley.
Sheriff Curran of Missoula came to
! Butte yesterday to take back Henry
! Bramer who is wanted at Missoula
for obtaining money under false pre-
/ lenses.
Loltie Birch was arrested yesterday
for appearing in Galena street in
! gown too abbreviated to render her APP
pearance strictly in keeping with the
| term modest.
Mike Kelko, a miner working in the
6O-foot level of the Michael Dewitt, sus-
! tanned a fracture Of the knee shortly
before midnight last night. He was
removed 10 Murray * Freund's hospt-
| tai
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Washington, Aug. 1.-The annual
preliminary reports of the commission
er of internal revenue for the fiscal
year ended June 80 1899, shows that the
receipts from all sources of internal
revenue for the year aggregated $273,-
4S45S2 which amount included $274,953
tax on money orders turned over by the
postmaster general TO the collector for
the district of Maryland, and for which
no expenses for collection was in
CURED, making an increase of $102,-
G17763 over the receipts for the fiscal
year ended June so, 1898.
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RAN UNDER THE WHEELS
Six-Year-Old Semords A. Rodlin
Meets a Shocking Death.
BODY CRUSHED TO A PULP
He Was Playing by the B., A. g. P Track
and Plunged Right Into Switch
Engine-Probabiy Intended to $50
Cross Ahead of 1t.

Semords A. Rodlin, the 6-vear-old son
IF Jacob Podli, q ,,,;,,,,. ,;,.i,, =. no
~, q" 'iii'iei H'iHs at i0'
Gear Irlt terrace met shocking tate
yesterday afternoon. He was run over
by a switch engine and two cars on th.a
IN, a. -,
mn ii''e Va me D. a. " l. lalliodu' ana
mad one side Of his head and body lit
orally crushed to a pulp.
The accident oco,,rraa 81 o.,,o,1- j.,
80
IAe AFTERNOON at the point WAere the
B., A. & p. single track line crosses
wyoming street Switch engine M. 4
1,o,,7,,a L., 1,,,rr3-o,- r, ,,,r,...,,. ,,5
"' l. '"'li l al NY anu
IN charge OF crew FOREMAN L. . Shea,
had just passed over the crossing with
so,na oars 10 tho loft of tho wards aud
- - .s,.1- -, =,
was oachihS ou' Win Cal Vi coal anu
fiat car loaded with stulls for one of
the hill mines. Just as the engine
reached the east side of the street the
boy ran under the wheels. 1t all oc-
CURED so quickly that the engineer had
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ARRAY near Madris. 30 miles from here,
on Sunday morning, between w. A.
Bacon and j. L. Ereitas, prominent
sheep men of this county, in which the
latter was shot twice in the leg, once
in the neck and seriously injured. The
trouble grew out of dispute over land
uced as rllges The shooting took
place on the side Of a steep mountain.
Bacon shot three times with a revolt
Yer, each shot hitting his adversary.
Ereitas shot once with rifle and
missed his mark. Eretas will prob
ably recover, but will lose a leg.