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MORE COLD PREDICTED.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-The weather was warmer today, but another cold snap is predicted for tonight.
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CARRIED DEPORTED CHINESE.

San Francisco, Feb. 1.-The steam ship Coptic sailed today for China and Japan via Honolulu with a large num- her of passengers. Thirty-f1ve Chi ncse ordered deported by Judge DeHaven were placed on the ship
 Twenty-onc of the Chinese are actors.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
FEARS FOR A CUNARDER.

Liverpool, Feb 11.-There is c5nsid- erable anxiety in shipping circles re- garding the Cunard liner Favonia, Captain Atkins, which sailed from Liverpool on January 24 from Boston.
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flung another pitcher at him but miss ed his head by an inch. The servants focked up. but too late to catch the thief. A search revealed the fact that over S4,000 worth Of jewels had been stolen. On the bedroom floor were other more valuable gems that h5r struggle had foYced the thief to drop
Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
WILL VOTE ON IT MONDAY.
Senate to Declare 2 Policy Concerning
 the Philippines.

Washington. Ieb. 11.-Aft9r a spir- fled debate of more than two hours this afternoon an unanimous consent agree n.srt was male by the senate to vo5o on the resolution of MT. IcEne-y of Louisiana declaratory of the policy of the United States as to the Philippine isIrndG
Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
WAY DOWN AT OMAHA.

Omaha. Neb., Feb. 11.-Twenty-s degrees below zero was the record at the i1eathe. bureaa here this morning.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
SALARIES CUT AT SANTIAGO.
Gen. Brooke Orders a Reduction of 20
 Per Cent-Gen. Wood Arrives.

Santiago de Cuba, Feb 11-An CT der received from Havana reducing the salaries of all the employees of the civil government 20 per cent has caused much depression among both the Cubans and Americans here, who
Arizona republican., 1899-02-12
SAN CARLOS INDIAN SCHOOL.

Washington, Feb 11-(SpeciaI)- )- The Indian office has submittel com plete plans to the secretary of the in terior today for building an Indian school at San Carlos to accommodate two hundred pupils
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ng an exposure of corruption at
ANOTHER sKIRMIsH SATURDAY

FiMplnos DrIven From the Jungle
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Van Vert, O.. Feb. 11.-A fire il the business center of the town tCda, destroyed $175,Q00 worth of property
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BURNED THE BUSINESS SECTION
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Edward B. Talcott. the young bro ker who has just retired from Wall street, after amassing a large fortune, is a base ball enthusiast and himself a pitcher of no mean ability.
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SchIey's New Command.

New York. March A special to the
Journal and Advertiser from Washing
ton says:
Rear Admiral Schley has been directed
by the president to accompany the body
of Lord Herschell to England. This fact
has not been given out officially by the
government, but 1t is officially announced
that the Brooklyn will bear the body of
the eminent Engiishman back to his ma
tive country and the vessel has been de-
tached from the Havana station and or
dered to Hampton Roads to prepare for
the trip.
1t has been previously announced that
Rear Admiral Schley was to leave the
Porto Rican commission and would re-
ceive new sea command. 1t was known
that the vessel he was to command was
the cruiser Brooklyn but until tonight
the nature of the service he was to render
had not become apparent, After he has
taken the body of Lord Herschell abroad
the rear admiral will 1t is asserted, take
command of the European squadron, a
most agreeable detail. The squadron will
begin making up this month and it is
thought that the Brooklyn will have re-
turned from her mission to England in
time to be placed at the head of the fleet
by the end of the month,
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THE LIVE STOCK Loss
The Winter the Worst Known
in Ten Years.
AVERAGE FOUR PER CENT.
Mortality Was Heaviest Among South.
ern Cattle-Some Heavy Losses
OF Sheep Have Been Re-
ported in Montana.

Denver, Colo, March 4.-Charles F.
Martin, secretary of the National Live
Stock association, to-day issued bull
letin concerning live stock losses on the
range this winter. 1t says:
with the exception of Montana, re-
ports have been received from leading
stockmen and are considered accurate
as far as they go. In Idaho. Wyoming,
Colorado. Northern and Western Texas,
New Mexico Oklahoma and Indian ter
ritory the winter has been the worst
known in 10 years or more.
Fortunately the great cold made the
storms dry, and there was enough wind
and sun to keep a fair proportion of the
ranges uncovered. Oregon, Washing
ton and Arizona suffered very little and
will have only nominal losses.
California is still suffering from
drouth and the outlook there is bad.
The losses in Wyoming, Colorado and
the Dakotas as yet have not averaged
4 per cent. In Northern and Western
Texas and Northeastern New Mexico
and through Southern Oklahoma and
the Indian Territory the heaviest losses
have been with cattle being moved
north from the south. Where the cat
Tie Welt lHto llc WlHlCI III phu SoAui-
ton the mortality has been heavy,
reaching in some sections as high as
20 per cent. Taking the range section
as a whole, to the present time the
losses will average 4 per cent. With the
most favorable conditions 1t is expected
that an additional loss of 2 per cent.
may be looked for before next spring,
and should the weather continue bad
through March a heavy loss will GER
tainly result.
The department of agriculture re-
ports that there were in the neighbor-
hood of Is, 900 900 heal of cattle inthe range
country on Jan. l. 1899. Assuming that
this is correct, six per cent. of this num-
Der would indicate the destruction of
$1,000 head of cattle during the present
winter.
In Utah, Wyoming and some parts
of Oregon heavy sheep losses are re-
ported 1t is feared that there will also
be heavy sheep losses in Montana.
Wyoming reports some instances of
losses reaching as high as 30 per cent.
and some claim that if March furnishes
much bad weather the sheep loss in that
state may reach 25 per cent. In West
ern Utah the conditions appear to be al
most as bad. In several instances the
reports give the average for this sec
ton as being 20 per cent. These two
states are the greatest sufferers of any
reported"
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New Orleans, March 4.-Weather fine:
track fast on the outside. Results:
Handicap, six furlongs-Prince Harry
won. Hobart second, Gold Fox third;
time, 1:161a. Selling, four and a hall
furlongs-Jake Stern won. Johnny j
second. Barney's Last third; time, :5712
Selling, mile and a siXtennth-EIlkin
won, Victorine second, Friar John third
time, 1:51A. Oakland handicap. $1,000
mile and a quarter-Clay Pointer won
Donna Ritter second, Ben Ronald third;
time. 2:11A. Selling. mile and 70 yards
gentlemen riders-Egbart won. Glen
moyne second, Protus third; time, 1:54
Selling, seven furlongs-Lillian Bell
won. Woodranger second, Prince of Or
ange third: time. 1:31.
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week. This was due to the erroneous
idea that the inspection of American
imports will be less severe and efficient
than in the case of home products The
views of the officials of the United
States embassy continue in favor of the
bill.
The rejection of the part of the pro-
vision of the military bill by the cen
trists in the budget committee has Gre
ated amazement. This is explained by
the fact that the center is waiting for
certain concessions to the ultramontane
interests. This, it is said. has been
agreed upon and the center will vote
for the bill. 1t was reported that the
concessions include the appointment OF
a Catholic department, a chief OF
Catholic section of the ministry of pub
lie worship, of the amending of the
municipal election law to give the cen
ter dominion over the Rhine cities. and
ii is also claimed that the bundesrath
will sanction the repeal of the ostra-
citation of the Jewish and other or
derS
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ON THE RACE TRACK.


San Francisco, March 4.--Weather at
Oakland fine: track slow. Results: Six
furlongs, selling-Prompto won, New
Moon second, Peter Weber third; time
1:15&. Mile and sixteenth, selling
Wheel of Fortune won, Tom Cromwell
second, Roadrunner third; time 1:4SA.
Four furlong. Racing Stakes value
$1.OO0--Golden Rule won, Ella Boland
second Sardine third; time 40. Six
furlongs, selling-Sir Urian won, Rain
Ter second, Montallade third; time lbs.
Mile, the Lissak Stakes-Fcrmero won,
Olinthus second, First Tenor third
time 1:41. Seven furlongs, selling-Mid-
light won, Torsida second, Castake
third; time 1:27&.
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PERTINENT AND PECULIAR,

The cost of St. Peters, Rome. was over
$40. 900 900.
St. Petersburg is the unhealthiest capt.
tai in Europe.
1t is said that fully 100000 persons in
London work all night.
A statue to Campbell, the poet, is to be
erected at BouloGne.
A captain in the British navy ranks with
colonel in the army.
Chinese streets are the narroWest in the
wor.d--some of them are only three feet
wide.
In the Sums of Comberweil, London. a
place was found where II persons lived
in one room.
More than 200 municipalities in England
Scotland and Ireland now own municipal
gas works.
The will of the late William Black, the
Scottish novelist, leaves c29,0o0 to his
widow and children.
There are 5000 members of the Epworth
league in Canada and they have under
taken the support of p missionaries.
The Salvation army has just dedicated
Il ~orkingmen's hotel in Boston. The in
Ettution has accommodations for 800 men.
Paris actresses wear paper lace, which
| by night looks ms beautiful and delicate
/ as t h" best of real lace, while it costs but
Il trfic
| Artificial legs and arms were in use in
| Esyp; as early Il. c. 100 They were
! made by the priests. who were the ply
s!cans of that early time.
1 The SAHARA desert is three times as large
as the Mediterranean.
! The Island Of Key West has % 1000 in
1 habitants ON surface of only 1000 acres
! There are said to he sold about 25 900 DOC
| paper collars in the United States each
year.
The Nile is the longest river in the
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BONAPARTISM IN FRANCE.
Prince Victors Chances Bright, Accord
ing to Russian DiplomRtist.


The st. Petersburg correspondent of
the Independence Beige sends the fol-
lowing interview with a Russian di-
plomatist:
Il have just come from Paris, where
this year l made longer stay than
usual" he says. Il saw a great many
people and had occasion to converse
with many politicians upon the ques
lions of the day. Well, would you be-
lieve it. l could not help thinking that
there was something changed in France
II not in events at least in ideas and
views. For example, the Monarchist
clubs which I visited are no longer
what they were formerly: their opn-
ions have been modified under the ac-
ton of well known circumstances. A
visible effort at union between the Mon
archists and the Bonapartists is now
going on. ] know some prominent men
who short time ago would not on
any terms hear of an imperial preten-
der, but at the present time they would
require very little persuasion TO admit
that. after ALL Napoleonism has some
good in it, and would be willing to ac-
cept it on the ground that half a loaf
is better than no bread. 1t is clear to
me that these gentlemen are familariz-
ing themselves more and more with the
idea of a Bonapartist candidate for the
throne of France.
But it is not the men alone who are
on this high road of reconciliation with
Bonapartism, the women seem also to
have been carried along with the cur
rent. And this is all the more serious,
in my opinion, because certain titled
ladies who have resoiutely joined the
crusade possess enormous fortunes
which they are ready to sacrifice in the
agitation which is going on We have
had examples of that kind in the re-
cent past and we will have similar ex-
amples in the near future. The heiress
of millionaire is mentioned as willing
to make any sacrifice to this end MANY
others could also be mentioned. 1t is
said-and the thing is not at all i'm
| probable-that the ex-Empress Eu-
| genie. who in former times stubbornly
opposed any dynastic action in favor of
| Prince Victor, has now decided to give
him most energetic support. This, OF
| course. is not without Importance, for
the initiated in the Bonapartist CON
! spiracy do not hesitate to proclaim that
! their proposed coup d'etat, that is tC
say, the violent overthrow of the re-
! public, is largely question of money.
| Nov, this problem looks as if II
/ were about to be solved with compare,
| tive facility, since, according to tht
| statements of those who ought 10 know
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the necessary capital for the success of
the enterprise is already collected. Ger
tainly, cannot give you the details of
the plans of the leaders IN the conspir-
acy. I could not even say VINO are the
Mornys and the Persignys IN this new
Napoleonic venture, but u IS whispered
low that, first of all. the Dupuy cabinet
must be overthrow. 1t IS evident that
a ministerial crisis, complicated by the
unfortunate Dreyfus affair, would make
heap of trouble for the government.
and that it would be difficult for the
president to form new cabinet COM
posed of men having behind them ma
jor1ty for the government
Naturally the enemies OF the repub-
lie expect to take advantage OF the en-
broiled situation which would follow
demand for a revision of the constitu-
ton, and during the struggle for re-
vision they hope to find chance to fish
in troubled waters. that is to say. to
realize their contemplate coup de main
against the republic, assisted by the
monarchists of all shades, the anti
semites, the nationalists, and. above all,
the military power which is said to be
already more than half won over.
During his stay in Paris Prince
Louis Napoleon managed to organize a
powerful following among the royalists.
and 1 can assure you he made a very
good impression. The aversion which
some of them feel for Prince Victor has
been considerably diminished. especially
by the fact that Prince Louis. who is
just about to be promoted by the czar to
the rank of general. would naturally be
put into close and influential relations
with his brother by his rank as head
of the Frenzy army. the post which he
would occupy in the event of the re-es-
tablishmert of the empire"
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girl who stood near the window. Il
wash out my handkerchiefs and neck
ties and other little things"

girl who stood near the window. II
wash out my handkerchiefs and neck
ties and other little things
Stockings suggested somebody.
We'll, yes, now and then. stockings"
said the tall girl. "You see il you give
your handkerchiefs to the washerwo-
man you never get them back, and
handkerchiefs cost money. They aren't
quite so bad about keeping the stock
ings. but they swap them around and
bring you somebody else's that are eth
er too big or too little. or mistake them,
or boil the black ones until they are a
fine rich purple, so what are you to dor
You've got to wash them out yourself If
you want to keep them half way decent
or go on buying new ones about every
other week.
And what have you been doing this
morning." the inquisitor asked a
brown-eyed girl who had not spoken
word since the meeting was called to
order.
IF you'll promise not to tell,' she
began timidly.
of coure we won't tell" they ex-
claimed with one voice.
THAT is, not until We find somebody
to tell it to- added the girl in blue.
well, I've been playing fantan.''
What" they screamed "On Sun
day."
The girl turnd pale. Now, 1 know
you will go and tell on me and the
landlord will kick" she faltered. Il
wish hadn't said a word. That's what
/ wish
I'VE won't tell they declared. "but
you weren't playing fantan all by your
self, Of course. You had a few others.
1t takes three at least"
There were four of u.s." she said,
counting me. and l lost"
sit serves you right" said the woman
with fluffy pompadour, "for playing
cards on Sunday"
A quiet young woman sat at a table
Hopping over the leaves of a hymn
book. The girl in blue looked up at
her.
What have you been doing?' she in
CURED smilingly.
Il have been to church"
The girl in the red waist leaned for
ward. her hand behind her ear. please
say that over again. she begged, land
say it slow. Did / understand you to
say that you had been to church?'
Yes replied the young woman, II
hav been to church"
The girl in blue grasped the arm of
the woman with the yellow hair. Then,
they repeated: "She said she had been
to church!''-New York Sun.
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She Got the Seat.

From Answers.
A short time since two young women
entered a tram car in Manchester, Eng
and found only standing room. One Of
them whispered to her companion. ~
am going to get a seat from one of these
men. You just take notice.
She selected sedate looking man,
sailed up to him and boldly opened fire
MY dear Mr.. Green, how delighted
I am to meet you! You are almost a
stranger! Will accept your seat? Well,
l do feel tired. I heartily admit. Thank
you. so much!'
THE sedate man, a perfect stranger,
of course, quietly gave her his seat, say
ing:
"Sit down, Jane. my girl; don't often
see You out on washing day! You must
feel tired. How's your mistress?'
The young woman got her seat, but
lost her vivacity.
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Mans. Expenditures in a Lifetime.

From the Philadelphia Times.
A resident of Kent. Md. who has kept
careful account of his expenditures, cal
culates that during the "a years of his
life he has consumed 2S500 loaves of
bread, al cents per pound. value, 1856. =
so; 26,SSo pounds of meat at cents,
$1,340; 7,72S pounds of vegetables eggs,
fish, etc. at 2 cents, $154.56, and II, 100
gallons of water, tea, coffee. beer. wine,
etc. at an average cost of one cent per
gallon, S11760; total, s2,46S.96. He also
figures that of the 30,660 days of his
life 10,0S0 have been spent in sleep, TO-
900 in work, and 9,760 in eating and
pleasure seeking.
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Lord Tennyson's Story.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Lord Tennyson used to tell how an
urchin in Lincoln once got the better
of him in a perfectly legitimate way.
He was looking for certain chemists
shop one morning, and, meeting a lad.
he said:
My boy, may 1 inquire where Ms
shop is?"
Yes, SIR answered the boy. in a
very respectful and solemn manner.
WELL" said Lord Tennyson, after
waiting while, where is it,"
II haven't the least idea" replied the
boy. in the same respectful and solemn
manner.
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Statistics of Atlantic Liners,

There are fully LOCO tons of piping of
various kinds in the average Atlantic
liner. The furnaces will consume no less
than 100000 cubic feet of air an hour.
The boiler tubes. If placed in a straight
line. would stretch nearly 10 miles. and
the condenser tubes more than % miles
The total number of separate pieces of
steel in the main structure of ship Is
not less than 10000 and the total number
OF cubic feet of timber used IN the con-
struction Is more than 100000. The total
number of rivets is not far from l,250,CO0.
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Saloons Must Close sunday.

st. Louis No., March 4.-The police
board has adopted resolution ordering
the enforcement of the law requiring
the saloons to be closed on Sunday.
Captains in the different districts have
received instructions from Chief of Po-
lice Campbell to see to it that no liquor
Is sold next Sunday or any succeeding
Sunday. 1t is expected that a deter
mined fight will be made by the dram
shop keepers and the constitutionality
of the new Berry law under which the
order has been issued may be decided
in court
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ANACONDA WIS.
WHO is WHO :?
Scored Big Hit at the Margaret Las
Niplt

Scored Big Hit at the Margaret Last
Night.
Kelly and Mason and an exceptionally
large company of funny comedians and
pretty girls presented the musical farce
comedy, who is Who,' at the Margaret
theater last night, and the engagement
proved to be one of the best attractions
in that line ever seen in Anaconda. The
play has plot which is original in itself
and contains many exceedingly funny sit
uations and it is loaded down with lively
specialties. singing and marches. Appro-
pirate scenery is carried by the company
and it is one of the best costumed at
fractions seen here in a long while. The
music is catchy and new. Harry N. Welch
scored a great hit in his "rag-tme'' spc-
calty. and Kelly and Mason thoroughly
sustained their reputation as comedians
All the other parts were in very good
hands and who Is Who may depend
upon a rousng reception should it ever
return to Anaconda. --
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Berlin. March Am imperial cabinet
order has been issued in which Emperor
william. after referring to certain re-
grettable affairs in which officers have
been recently involved" and to the FIRE
quency with which officers receive offers
of loans from professional lenders at
usurious interest directs that hereafter
every officer shall Immediately communi-
cate any and all offers to his superiors
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Her Bargain.
From the Buffalo Times.

From the Buffalo Times.
"How's your wife this morning."
She's very happy, indeed"
Il understood she was suffering from
the grip"
She has it. but she isn't suffering
You see, she bought a 50-cent bottle of
medicine for 4S cents some time and
she was beginning to despair of ever
having a chance to use it,
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Labor
Buys the
Sweetest Sleep

But for insomnia or sleepless-
ness and that unnatural weak
ness and WEAKNESS OF mind,
body, nerve and muscle, a re-
liable tonic is needed, like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, VIII ic h
gives sweet, retire shing sleep
and overcomes that tired feel
ing. 1t has the endorsement
of millions as the best medi-
cine money can buy. Take
Hoods and only Hoods.
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From the Richmond Dispatch.
Steady Company (after running COM
ment on business success in generaD-I
must say, Miss Florence, that If there is
one thing ! particularly admire in Il man
ii is business enterpri-a =.
Miss Florence-So do L. There's young
Rushman, for instance. He's only been
calling ON Miss Sparks two months. and
they're engaged already,
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Midnight Call to Arms.

From the Philadelphia North American.
wesley" said his wife sleepily, as the
plaintive wall of the infant broke the
stiffness of the midnight hour Wesley,
heed the advice of Kipling."
What in thunder is that?" he grunt-
ed from beneath the coverlet.
Take up the white mans burden"
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Justifiable Wrath,

From the Chicago Post
"Hurrah' he cried. "Hurrah, An
other record broken"
Then in their Indignation they fell
upon him and would have slain him
had he not explained just in time that
he had no reference to weather records,
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WASHINGTON, March 4,-The president
Amounted and the senate confirmed to-
day George NJ. Stewart to be postmaster
at Seattle, Wash. The senate also con-
firmed the marine corps nominations
made to-day
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Her Friend.

From Tit-Bits.
THAT mans attentions to me are most
offensive, and he has the reputation of
being a fortune hunter. Do you suppose
it is papas wealth that allures him."
Her Close Friend tthoughtfully)-Wh
what else can it be?