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M'KINLEY Is COMING.
Has Finally Made Up His Mind to Visit
the Yellowstone Park.

tHe IeIIVWstUHe HFK.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, May 29.-The president
this afternoon renewed the assurances
that he would visit the Yellowstone
park this fall. He will also visit Den
yer and Salt Lake. He will go first to
Minneapolis, and he to-day gave his
consent to review the returned volun-
teers from the mountain states The
regiments are all expected to be mus
tered out at San Francisco about the
LIST Of August. They will receive travel
pay from that point to their homes.
They WILL however, be invited to Min
neapolis as the guests of the Twin Cit
les, and it is believed all will accept
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POstm aster Appointed,

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, May 29.--R. r. r. Dam
sereau has been appointed postmaster
at Warm Springs, Deer Lodge county,
vice Itehl s. Eldred, removed. The
postoffice at Sand Coulee will be rele-
gated to fourth class on July /.
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Killed by a Train.

West Loren, Ont, May 29.--John John
son, a. farmer, was instantly killed. Peter,
his son. fatally injured. and another son
badly hurt by being struck by Michigan
Central train near here yesterday.
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3S,lluIa,|Ilsll;5.i;i|llII,z|
Montana Central Ry.

New fast time between st. Paul. Min
neapolis, Helena. Butte, Anaconda. Spo-
kane Seattle and Portland. Close con-
neetions for Kootenai country, Oregon
and California points. Alaska, Japan and
China Connections at Twin Cities for all
points East and South.
Leaves Butte--Great Northern
Flyer. daily ....................... $50 . IN
Leaves Butte-Local for Great
Falls. daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. s:4s a m
Arrives Butte-Great Northern
Flyer. daily ......... ...,.......1 1880 m
Arrives Butte-Locai from Great
Falls, daily ....,....... ,..,,...... 4:so m
Through sleepers going East.
City Ticket Office. No. Il North Ma
ST.. Butte. J. Il. Dawson. General Agent
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mile. selling-Allie Bell won, I1lkin second
Lyllis third; time, 1:46is.
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IF YOU DON'T TAKE THE STAN
DARD YOU DON'T GET THE NEWS.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. =, CLEVELAND I,
oires-Gaffney and Andrews.
Georgetown. 8; Princeton. O.
Standing of the Clubs.

Princeton, N. j., May 29-Georgetowl
8; Princeton, O.
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RAILROADS.

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WAR NOTES.

Custom receipts al Manila have risen
to $4,000 day.
The alleged exposure o. the men
who plotted the blowing UP OF the
Maine is doubted in Havana.
A personal encounter between Gen.
SanguilS and Havana's mayor would
have caused riot but for our provost
guard.
Final orders for the 4th and l1th
regiments. stationed al Chicago, 10
proceed to Manila, were received.
Genera Otis has issued prociama-
don to the Filipinos holding out the
hope that they will one dag have free
government.
President McKinley's proclamation
declaring authority OF the United
States over all the Philippines was
published at Manila.
Capt. Sigsbee has been awarded
s97s as prize money for capturing the
British coal ship Restorme!. IN the ser
vice OF Cervera, during the late war
The cabinet considered the matter
OF the Santiago customs receipts. Gen
eral Wood will receive an allowance
sufficient for the needs OF the province.
The Filipino governors OF Luzon
provinces went to Malolas, Mania
paper reports, to offer their lives ana
property in the cause Of independence.
An army board Is considering rec
lamentations for the award OF ore
vets, medals and certificates to soldiers
who distinguished themselves In bat
tie
CORRESPONDENCE between the state
departments and consuls show that no
hedges were made to Aguinaldo OF an
independent government OF the Phii-
ippines.
The United States guards at San
Severine fortress, Mantazas found a
prisoner In an obscure cell who had
been three days without food. the
Standards had neglected to release
him.
Aguinaldo issues manifesto pro
testing against Gen. Otis calling him
self military governor Of the Philip
pines He urges his followers to per-
severe in their efforts to achieve indie
pendence.
Col. San Martin. who was In com
mand OF the Spanish garrison at Ponce
when Gen. Miles invaded the island
and who abandoned the place without
resistance, has been sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life. We may interfere.
Colonel Henry Sharp Of the commits
sary department, who served at Camp
Thomas and Porto Rico, testified be-
fore the investigating commission yes
terday that all beef he had handled
was equal to any he had seen In the
army.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
FIRST TO GROW ORANGES,
Jesuts introduced Them Into the
Pelican State.

The orange OF Louisiana liz an ex-
ceptionally fine variety OF that fruit,
and commands good price In tho
market The orange was first In
troduced into colonial Louisiana by
the losuits, having been Hrst grown
by the members OF the society on their
grounds. which formerly comprised
that part of the City of New Orleans
which constitutes the lower part OF
the first district. down to Common
street While st, Bernard and
plaquomlnes parishes arc the chief
contors of the orange culture OF
Louisiana, the fruit also grows we'll
In the parishes of Orleans, Jefferson.
81. James st, John Baptist. Sc.
Charles, Assumption, st, Mary, Terre-
bonnie, Lafourcho. Vormiion, Came
ron, iberia and Sabine, The orange
tree begins to bear mt about tho
seventh year, although II Ia not reck-
oncd to have reached ita full growth
until It's twelfth or fifteenth year. The
orange culture In Louisiana Is prob
ably tho most profitable industry OF
the state under favorable conditions.
a full-grown tree producing from 5000
To 5000 oranges. the fruit on tho tree
generally selling for $40 a thousand,
and as some of the largest orchards
IN the state yield az many ms 100000
oranges their market value gives a
prInccly income to the owners of the
trees. Comparatively II very small
acrengo of the state ~ devoted To the
growth Of oranges possibly not more
than 1000 acres. The sweetness,
deltcacy ana jucness OF the Louisiana
orange, the best Of which are re-
gnrdod IN the markets outside OF
Louisiana as being superior To- even
the oranges Of Cuba, to which island
the fruit Is Indigenous. render the
Louisiana oranges highly priced In
the north and west Of tho United
States. so much SO that the supply Ia
not by nny means equal to the de-
mand New Orleans Picayune.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
GREAT TREES IN CALIFORNIA

The chopper approaches the tree
with plumb-llne II the top does not
lean more than two feet In the case
Of large tree, or more than four
In the case OF small one, he con-
siders that he can fall II In any d.
rection he may desire. He then
views the ground, and selects the most
promising layout" and the under
cut is made exactly facing II. The
"undercut" usually extends about
one-thlrd through, and then the tree
is sawed In from the back to meet
1t. when the two cuts are within six
inches Of meeting, the saw Is re.
moved. and the tree is wedged up un-
I'll the top passes the center OF
gravity, when 1t falls by It's own
weight, easily breaking the strip OF
wood remaining. Where the surface
Of the ground Ii such that II In neces.
sary for the butt and the top to strike
the ground simultaneously, the stump
Is snubbe1 off at the undercut. which
provides slanting surface. so that
the butt has no place to rest, and
perforce slides TO the ground. II the
tree needs TO be rolled of TO one side
half the undercut Is slanted. and 0
pile OF chips is placed on the fiat
surface OF the other half; the result
never fails to manifest the efficacy OF
this device. Again. by leaving one
side Of the uncut wood between the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19

shall be divided in the proportion paid
by the whites and blacks
The grand duke Cyril Nladimiro,
witch, the cousin of the exae of Rus.
sia, sailed from New York
There were many Russians on
the qter 10 see him OF, He
was accompanied by two military
aides, As the grand duke walked w
the sang plank, lowers were strewn
in his cath,
At Troy, \. V, fire broke out In the
furniture house OF j. Il. and +, \.
Myers and spread to the building on
the north occupied by Cluett, Peabody
\ Co. as a storehouse for collars.
GUNS aud shirts and the one on the
south occupied by German bros. as i
meat market, and Henry Schuldt as
decorator and sign painter, Loss
100000,
Mrs Grant G. Gnlett, wife OF the
Kansas rattle plunger, arrived In Is,
PaSo accompanied by her daughter,
supposed to be Mrs Gillett's brother.
He registered the party ut the Pierson
hotel as c. H. Bronson, wife, child
and maid, Gillett did not meet his
wife here or in IuareG, where the
party took the Mexican Central for
chihuahua.
Al Philadelphia an inventory OF the
personal cueCts OF the late John w.
keelel OF motN fame, has been filed
n., In ~ -,
is placed ut 1880. One OF the items
which relates To the motor reads
Fifteen pieces of experimental ap-
paratUs, certain right OF Unknown
valuation in certain uncompletea and
unpatented Inventions"
Rev. \. \, Abbott, rector of Christ
church of Warren, o., has rendered
his resignation to take ouect ApGll ),
and accepted the position Of general
missionary and archdcacon Of the
Episcopal diocese OF Ohio, offered by
Bishop Leonard. Rev. Abbott will
have headquarters in Cleveland. lie
succeeds Archdcacon Brown, who re
Gently became bishop of Arkansas.
New York police have three men
under surveillance in connection with
the Adams-Cornish poisoning and
would have arrested one or all OF
them had 1t not been for the fact that
none OF these suspects has light
beard. Miss Miller, the saleswoman
who sold the match holder in Newark,
is positive that the purchaser had n
light beard. All the suspects aGe
said to be men who had grudgos
against Cornish,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
TRADE or noNG~koNG,

In the annual report relating to the
affairs Of Hong-kong, issued by the
British colonial office, Major General
Hack, the acting GOVERNOR records
that tho shipping returns for last year
were not SO satisfactory MS might
have been expected. The total tom
mage entering and clearing amounted
tn lS,9SS,lI4, being a decrease OF
a,oi19 tons as compared with that OF
the previous year, British shipping
showed an increase of so ships and
decrease of 4S9.5GS tons. which Ia
attributed To the number of small YES
sells that since the opening of the West
River In June last have been plying
on that route and increasing the mum.
Der of entries and clearances without
Il proportionate increase of tonnage
while British ocean going steamships
showed decrease of 90l entries, ag.
gregating va, 200 tons, the chief causes
OF which were the continued failure
OF the rice trade owing to the plague
and famine In India, Foreign shipping
ON the other hand, showed an increase
OF s6S ships and aS0,Sfl tons, the
shipping under the Japanese flag hav-
ing been more than doubled since
1896, and showing an Increase OF
l6S,SiS tons, German shipping, ON the
other hand showed decrease OF
1000 tons, Shipping under other
foreign flags showed more or less
substantial increase. New York Com.
mercial
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
MOTHERS or GREAT MEN.

Schumanu s mother was gifted with
musical ability.
ChopIn's mother. like himself. was
very delicate.
G0unod's snother was fond OF paint
ing and music
Spohr's mother was an excellent
Judge ~ music, but no musician.
Mllton's letters often ailude to his
mother In the mosl nrfectlonate terms
Wordswnrlh's mother had a charac.
ter as peculiar as that OF her gifted
son.
Goethe pays several tributes In his
writings TO the character OF his
mother.
Haydn dedicated one OF his most
important instrumental compositions
to his mother.
sydney Smiths mother was a clever
conversatlonalist and very quick at
repartee.
Gibbons mother was passlonately
fond OF reading and encouraged her
son to follow her example.
Charles Darwln's mother had de
cided taste for all branches OF natural
history.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19

proposal OF Emperor Nicholas for q
disarmament conference OF the pow.
ers which is just published, promises
the cordial cooperation Of the British
government and asks for an indication
Of the heads OF the discussion at the
conference,
Quesnay de Raurepairc, president OF
the section Of the French court OF
cessation, which is dealinE with the
nreytus case, has resigned In cunsc-
QUence of a disagreement regarding
the Nreyfns inquiry, lie Soir says It
learns from an indisputable source
that the court " cessation Is con-
WINGED that Dreyfus was justly CON
dcmnca
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
COLONIAL ADMINISTRATIONS

'rhe history Of SPANS decline. and
tho history Of Great Britain's advance
in the latter of which the stern les
son given by the revolt Of the United
States - certainly conspicuous fac
tor. an also. perhaps. the other revolt
known HI the Indian Mntlny. in 1867,
alike teach us that territories be-
yond the sea can be securely held
only when the advantage and interests
OF the inhabitants are the primary OBJ
ject OF the administration. The in
habitants may not return love for
their benefits, comprehension or
gratitude may fall them: but the sense
OF duty achieved, and the security OF
the tenure. are the reward OF the
ruler.--Capt. A. T. Mahan In En-
gineering Magazine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
DOMESTIC.
Chicago May wheat, 697s @70c.

Chicago May wheat, 69M @70c.
The Lima, Ohio, paper mills burned;
loss S125,000.
A stay OF proceedings was granted N
MIS- Botkin's case.
Reuben Goodrich. aged 70. IL dead at
Charleston, w. Va.
The Waripg memorial fund OF $780,
900 has been completed.
Duluth -four sold in Turkey at .
profit
Gov. Roosevelt fayors gradual eX-
tension of suffrage to women.
Ex-Congressman Richard G. Parsons
OF Cleveland died aged - years.
Colonel Asa W. Dickinson OF Hack
ensack, n. j., died at Easton, Pa.
John E. Searles is not sick, but has
dropped sugar to operate in cotton.
Senator Quay is angling for demo
cratic votes to assure his reelection.
Richard Croker pronounces in favor
OF expansion and against free silver
Ex-Governor Richard j. Oglesby IS
sick with grip at his home in Eliihar;
III.
The cost the increased army under
the Hull BIZ: is estimated at $S2053,-
S65.
John Gimm Of Pittsbug won the
twenty -four-h hour bicycle race in New
York.
The New York chamber Of com
merce passed resolutions agains; Sky
scrapers.
Six men held up store IN Chicago
One policeman was killed and another
injured.
A petition was presented in the sen
ate from confederate veterans OF A.
kansas protesting against Senator
Buffers bill 10 pension confederate
soldiers.
The wire and nail trust is gradually
securing control of all the plants in
the country.
Representative Brown, of Kansas,
has apologized for reflections cast upon
Gov. Leedy.
Michigan railroads show increased
earnings for 1895 OF Is per cent. over
the year before.
A Chicago man claims that Cyrano
O. Bergerac was stolen from a play
written by him. He goes to law about
It.
John Nilsson worlds champion
skater, was defeated by Noryal Baptie
Of North Dakota.
Five big pittsourg bFrweries nave
consolidated. The combine has cap
ital of s19,500,000.
Two men were arrested at Chaska,
MINI, on suspicion OF being the muir
derers of John Wellner.
John Wanamaker may buy the Fiji
Avenue hotel, New York. and build
another big store there.
John Drew. the actor, Is required b
a court order to give an account "
the estate OF his mother, he Motel
actress.
The president. Il is said is tetee-
mined that the army beef scandal shall
be thoroughly investigated.
A new strawboard makers COMPANY
with a capital OF 100000 Is being
formed at indianapolis.
One hundred girls. members Of the
Unions, are In training for serpen-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19
FOREIGN.

Meyfus is reported to be seriously
III.
England and France seem nearer a
rupture than ever.
The Newfoundland shore question
is causing increased Irritation ut
Paris.
Emperor william, who has been
suffering from influenza. has re-
covered.
Russia is increasing It's armament,
Notwithstanding the ears peaceful
proposition.
Henry Irving will drop the cares OF
theatrical management by the advice
Of his doctor
Germany refused 4 Spanish invita-
ton to take charge Of the "protec-
ton" business at lloilo.
News comes from Tahita of the
death OF Tetua Mariana, hereditary
princess Of the islands.
The foundation stone OF Gordon
Memorial college at khartoum was
laid by Viscount Cromcr
The duke of Marlborough, husband
Of Consuelo Vanderbilt, has been APP
pointed paymaster general Of London.
Colonel Lewis, with an Anglo
Egyptian force, has defeated the Emlr
Ahmed Fedil In battle on the Blue
Nile.
The bundesrath has decided that nj
present there are insufficient grounds
for passing on the Iippe- Detmold sue
ccssion question. =:
The philosophical faculty OF Mar
burg university has conferred an hon
orary doCtoTate on the American
geologst, John Mason Clarke.
The business partnership existing
between Sir Henry Irving and Ellen
Terry has terminated. Miss Terry
will form a company Of her own.
VIM. T. Stead, who Is seeking to
organize a peace pilgrimage TO st.
Petersburg. has received many letters
from America indorsing his plan.
The duchess OF Marlboro opened me
new council chamber and hurary at
Woodstock near Blenheim In the pres.
ence OF large assemblage OF people
The German freislnnige party WA
force the imperial government to de.
eide how far the bundersrath may in
terfere with the sovereign rights OF
German states.
A Calcutta dispatch states that tue
beauty, grace and geniality of Lady
Curzon, formerly Miss Mary Letter
Of Chicago, have created a marked
impression there.
Count de Castellane denies the story
that he fought duel with Deroulede
because OF an actress, and says he in
tends to sue the newspaper that first
published the report.
The Official Gazette announces that
or January !. SPANS floating debt
amounted to 554,S10,595 pesetas, an in
crease OF l1,S12,095 pesetas over the
figures at January !, OF last year
Captain X. X. Shaw and the crew OF
ten OF the British bark Glenhuntley,
which was abandoned during gale
last June, have been rescued from
barren island In the South Pacific.
The chamber OF commerce OF Bor-
deaux has again presented a memorial
to the French government urging the
pressing necessity OF opening nego-
tiations fos treaty OF commerce
with the United States.
Viscount Cromer, British diplomatic
agent In Egypt, In an address TO
Sudanege sheIks at Cairo said: For
the future you will be governed by
the queen and the khedive. The sole
representative In the Sudan OF the two
governments will be the sirdar."
The reply OF i.ord Salisbury TO the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19

undercut and the saw-eut thicker than
the other, the tree may be drawn con-
Siderably away from its natural
course, WIN, Adams In Engineering
Magazine.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1899-01-19

Raleigh said that he owed all his
poiiteness OF department to his
mother.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-18
Removal sale now going on at Brumm's
Parties.

A party was held last evening in celebra
tion of the ninth birthday anniversary OF
Miss Pet Davis, at the residence of hel
parents, on West Laurel street. Games were
INDUCED in and refreshments were served
Among the little folks in attendance were
Annie Roberts, Yetta and Ruth Davies, Millit
Dawson, Susie Richards, Lillian Reese, Bessie
Jefferson, Tilie Roberts, Evelyn Reese, Ida
DustO, Ethel Boyer, Bertha Snyder, Jennie
Bitler, Annie Richards, Morgan Roberts
Elmer Richards, Thomas Roberts, Elmer
Bitter, Harry and Willie Davies, Willie and
John Kleavenstine, Willie and Arthur Collins
Fred. and Earl Brown, Joseph Bolman
Arthur and Elwood Davies, Samuel Daniels
Leon Tempest, Roy Lewis.
A birthday party was rendered Miss Mary
Jones, the West Lloyd street florist at the
residence of her sister, Mrs Hopkin Richards,
at VIM. Penn last evening. Several hours
were spent very pleasantly. Among the
guests were Misses Hattie Capper Mercie
Bees, Minnie Davis, Emma Book, Lottie
Lambert, Margaret Muller, Maggie Chalmers.
Sadie MallOy, Clara Rick, Elizabeth Fister,
Adella and Irene Jones, and Mrs. Jones, and
Messrs. Edward Danks, Alfred Milichap.
George James, Thomas Millichap, Harry
Master, Clarence Hover, Edward Nichols,
William Bees, Oliver Capper and William,
Alfred and Benjamin Jones.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-18
For Sale.


Rev. Harry Preston, of Mahanoy Plane
will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
Episcopal church of town tomorrow morn.
ing and evening, in the absence of the pastor,
Rev. Swindells, who is attending conference
The regular preaching services will be held
in the United Evangelical church tomorrow
morning and evening Sunday school at 1886
p, m. The Lords supper will be celebrated
at the evening service, Presiding Elder
Hyman officiating. Everybody welcome.
The first of series of sermons on Luke
VI, 81: LAS We would that men should do to
you, do ye also to them likewise" will be
given in the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning by the pastor, Rev. II. w. Koehler
These sermons will deal with some of the
great questions of the day. Tomorrow
subject will be Temperance" cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Services in the P. NJ. church tomorrow
morning and evening. Morning subject,
Lesson Drawn From the Pillars of the
Temple" Sunday school at p. m. Evening
subject, Faith Essential to Salvation. "
Everybody welcome,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-03-18
Coldren-Cooper Match.

The first of series of three shooting
matches between Fred. Coldren, of Reading
and Fen. Cooper, of Mahanoy CITY. was
shot at Mahanoy City yesterday afternoon
in the presence of about 500 spectators from
the surrounding county and Reading. The
stake was for SlOO side, each man to shoot
at % birds Schuylkill county rules to govern.
Cooper missed but one bird, the fourth.
Coldren missing the fourth eleventh. twenty
hrst and twenty fifth. Cooper was the favor
lite from the start and considerable money
changed hands. The second shoot will come
of at Reading and the third at place to be
mutually agreed upon