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BROUGHT GOLD DUST.
Affairs in the Atlin District Are Being
Adjusted.

Fort Townsend. Wash, July 1S.-The
orizaba. arriving from the north this
morning brings so returning Klondikers
most OF whom have gold dust ranging
from s1,5O0 up to several thousand. The
ships strong box contains 100 pounds of
the yellow metal from the interior. This
party arrived up river from Dawson on
the steamer Terrell.
Some passengers direct from Atlin re-
port that claims in that district are being
worked. They say that Judge Irving.
who was sent to Atlin to straightep out
mining properties, is giving great salts
faction and is awarding all claims TO orig
inal locators, and they are permitted to
begin work. He makes no distinction be-
tween Americans and Canadians, and
holds that Americans who have taken out
miners license in accordance with the
laws eof British Columbia prior to the
passage of the alien exclusion law and
located claims are entitled to the same
privileges as Canadians.
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Records Broken.

Salt Lake, July 13.-Two worlds rec
ords We're broken here tonight on the
Salt Palace eighth of mile saucer
track.
John Lawson, the Terrible Swede,"
paced by a tandem, rode a mile in
l 81 3-5. breaking the worlds record for
that distance on an indoor track.
Glen Turville of Philadelphia in the
five-mile open professional event. went
the distance in II minutes and 20 Sec
Onds
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Philndelphia. 8: Cleveland, 1.

Philadelphia. July 13.-To-days game
was called at the end of Cleveland's sew
enth inning, owing to darkness. 1t looked
like a shut-out for the visitors up to that
inning, owing to darkness, but a tumble
by Cooley and two singles allowed them to
score: Fraser was almost invincible. At
tendance, $500. Score:
r. Fl. e.
Cleveland ......... ......... .........
Philadelphia ....... ....... .........5 IL 3
Batteries-Hughey and Schrecongost;
Fraser and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Gaffney and Latham.
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Guatemala to collect money for bond
holders. In the case of the Corinto
landing a question of national honor
was involved, an indemnity having
been demanded by Great Britain for
the ill-treatment of her consular Off
GERS. But our government heretofore
and notably in Mr.. Blaine's time, has
leaned to the belief that the holders of
government bonds, being individuals,
TOOK their bonds subject to the vicis-
STUDIES and chances of Reputation, the
prices being regulated by the risks in
Cured
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Schlott

Spokane, July 13.-Matt Schlott
was held up, robbed and mortally
shot about IL o'clock this evening near
the Northern Pacific round house. He
died half hour later. About the same
time two masked and armed highway
men held up Proprietor Will Meyers in
the New York Exchange saloon. He
showed fight, was horribly beaten by
the robbers, who took his watch, robbed
the till of the days receipts and es-
capped. The same men are supposed
to have been responsible for both
crimpS. -
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Statement Filed,

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, July 13.-The annual statement
of the Butte & Boston Mining company
was filed with the secretary of state. 1t
is signed by A. S. Bigelow, president; w.
]. Ladd. secretary, and E. l.. Grew, L.
r. Thayer and Gordon Abbott of the
board of directors. The capital stock Is
shown to be 49, 500. 600 and liabilities s1645,
900. of which 81, 500 coo are bonds issued by
a mortgage on the property.
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First From the North,

Seattle, Wash, July ia telegram
from Cape Flattery reports the steamer
Alliance, from St. Michaels, Alaska,
has entered the straits. She is due here
about s a. m. tomorrow. She will be
the first vessel from the mouth of the
Yukon this season. and in addition to
having aboard miners and gold from
Dawson, will doubtless have definite
news from Cape Nome and Golofin
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st. Louis, o: BROOKLYN, 2,

Brooklyn, July 13.-St. Louis downed
Brooklyn to-day by a great rally in the
seventh, touching up Hughes for four
hits, which, with two bases on balls and
brace of errors, let in six runs. The Su-
perbas could do nothing with Powell
couple of bases on balls and Days time
ly double in the fourth saving them from
a shut-out. Attendance, 81, AGO. Score:
r. H. f.
St. Louis .......... ................. IL 2
brooklyn -....''... '.'.'... ...s.',. z
Batteries-Powell and Criger; Hughes
and Grim.
Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Chicago. o; Boston. 4.

Boston, July 13.-The Chicagos hit Lew
is in the first inning to-day, while Gar
win, a young giant, who pitched his sec
ond League game, kept the champions
from punching their hits except in the
seventh. Collins work at third was the
feature. Attendance, $500. Score:
~. H. Il.
SHlCdBU .-....... s........... y Is Z
Batteries-Garvin and Donahue; Lewis
and Bergen.
Umpires-Lynch and Connolly
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Pleaded Guilty.

Boston, Mass, July 1S.-Philip Lam
belle. alias George Schry, of Chicago,
charged with taking $4,000 from the
desk of the paying teller of the Metro
politan National bank on June %,
pleaded guilty before Judge Richardson
in the superior court to-day and was
sent to the state prison for a term Of
not less than two and a half nor more
than three and a half years.
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Kansas City, July 13.-Schwarz Child &
Sulzberger's local packing plant was
closed to-day rather than grant a second
advance in wages TO it's 200 butchers and
their helpers. One thousand men are out
of employment. 1t has been a union house
and only Monday last the men were given
an increase in wages which. according TO
the company officials. brings them up to
the union scale.
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Paris, July 13.-Sir Richard Webster
attorney general of Great Britain, con-
cluded his presentation of the British
case before the Venezuelan arbitration
commission to-day, In the course Of
his remarks he said ii would be a death
blow TO arbitration if the courts sane
toned such claims as those advanced
by Venezuela, as it would in fact, i'm
ply that an unsupported claim amount
ed to a title. The discussions of the
commission We're then adjourned until
Wednesday of next week
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Was Brought Back.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, July 13.-Charles Walters the
young man who skipped out last week
after gambling about 500 belonging to his
employees, was arrested at Billings and
brought back by Sheriff Davidson to-day.
He was released on 5000 bail. Some doubt
is expressed of his ever being tried, as it
is reported that the gamblers will put up
the money he is alleged to have lost.
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Conner Mine Purchased

Reading, Cal, July 13.-It is stated
that Captain Delamar. a capitalist, has
virtually completed the purchase of the
Bully Hill copper mine for a sum ap-
proximating $350,000. Shelters are to
be built and 10 miles of railway con-
structed to connect with the Southern
Pacific, and when the works are in full
operation over 1000 men will be en-
Dloyed
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Soldiers Sent Request.

Washington, July 13.-Secretary AL
ger this morning received a telegram
from San Francisco containing a unani-
nous request of the Oregon regiment
for muster out at San Francisco. After
consultation with the president 1t was
decided to concede the request. Travel
pay and accommodation rations will be
issued to the soldiers.
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Agreed ON n Scale.

Chicago, July 13.-The officers of the
American Tin Plate company and the
wage committee of the AmaIgamatei
association of iron and steel workers,
who have been in daily conference for
the past two weeks over the question of
wages of the tin workers employed by
the American Tin Plate company,
agreed on a scale to-day, The scale,
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he Took Poison.

San Francisco, July 13.-The body of
Willis L. Housewrght, a member of the
United States hospital corps, was found
in a downtown lodging house to-day. He
had taken poison. He had left several
letters addressed to Eastern people and
one to Major Girard, complaining of i'll
treatment at the hands of the nurses.
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Ran Aground.

Cornwall, Ont, July 13.-The steam
ship Spartan of the Richelieu & on
tario Navigation company ran aground
last night near Summerston. Several
tugs have gone to her assistance.
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San Francisco, July 13.-The United
States transport steamer City of Ma
Mia sailed this evening for Manila. She
carried the headquarters, band and
four companies of the oath (coloredD in
fantry, two troops of the 4th cavalry,
one company of engineers and de-
tachment of the signal corps.
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Pittsburp, @; New York, s.

New York, July 13.-The Pittsburgs won
the final game of the series from the
Giants to-day through the loose fielding
of Seymour and Gettig. The latter was
responsible for four runs in the seventh,
while Seymour figured prominently in the
three runs scored by the visitors in the
ninth. Attendance, 700. Score:
R. II. E.
New York ...,....... .............. D L Z
Pittsburg ........ ............ 1890. 3 10 2
Batteries-Seymour and Grady; Tame
hill and Bowerman.
Umpires-Manassau and Hunt.
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Ordinance Valid,

Omaha, Neb., July 1S.-Judge Baker,
in the district court to-day, held that
the city ordinance taxing and regulat-
ing the business of railroad ticket
scalpers was valid. The ordinance pro-
vdes that the brokers all furnish a
bond to the city as a protection to
parties who purchases tickets through
them
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Preamble Adopted.

Pretoria, July 1S.-The volksraad to-
day adopted the preamble of the fran
chise law which declares that the nee
essity exists for the immediate adop-
ton of the law, thus avoiding the
three months previous publication re-
quired by the constitution. The dis
cussion of the articles of the law is
now in progress.
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Nav BE Prolonged.

Washington, July 13.-Herr Rose, the
German consul general at Samoa during
the recent exciting events there, arrived
in Washington Unexpectedly to-day and
reported to the German embassy. Herr
Rose brought word that the work of the
commission might be prolonged beyond
the 18th inst, when they had hoped to
sail on the Badger.
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One Was Drowned,

Newport, Ore, July 13.--George
Burch, Frank Priest and a man known
as Sea Lion Charley" were fishing
over the bar this morning when
heavy sea capsized their boat. George
Burch was drowned, but the other men
were rescued by the life saving crew.
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Many Have Enlisted.

New York, July 13.-Up to last night,
the close of the third day of the recruit
ing under the recent call for volunteers,
about 200 men had enlisted for service in
the 9th volunteer regiment at the re-
cruiting stations in this city.
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Seattle, Wash, July 13.-Mrs. Jennie
T. Hampson of Sacramento is here ell
route to Edmonton to search for her
husband, John Il. Hampson, who left
for the Klondike last year over the Ed
monitor route and who has not been
heard from since.
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VIII Sail for Home.

Washington, July 13.-The naval
transport Badger, which carried the
Samoan committee to Samoa, will sail
for home tomorrow with the commits
sion aboard.
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which was signed by the tin plate Off
Gals and fhe Amalgamated association
committee, grants a straight increase
of is per cent The increase takes effect
July l and will benefit over $4,000 tin
plate workers,
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Result Is Very Gaod.

Washington, July 13.-Up to date there
have been enlisted in the volunteer regi-
ments 791 men. AS recruiting has all
been done at regular stations. the result
is considered very good at the war de-
partment.
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Championship of Canada.

Halifax, N. S., July 13.-The double
scull race at Sidney, c. B., to-day for
the championship of Canada was won
by Duncan and Awkward of Toronto,
by three lengths, with the Lynch
brothers of Halifax second. Time
1.25
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Took Their Chances.

Washington, July 13.-It is problem
atical what attitude will be adopted
by our government in case an attempt
should be made by the European gov
ernments to seize customs houses in
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WHOLESALE ROBBERY,
Railway Men Arrested for Stealing From
Freight Cars.

Freight Cars.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 13.-Eight
men formerly employed in the freight
department of the Philadelphia & Read
ing railroad are under arrest here,
charged with having stolen thousands
of dollars worth of goods from the
company's cars.
Two Of them were employed as con-
ductors, the other as brakemen, and
their alleged populations cover period
of more than a year. The value of the
plumber will aggregate more than S5,O0)
and the stolen merchandise includes
thousands of cigars. barrels of whiskey,
valuable silks and wooden goods.
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Glands of Grasshoppers.

Minneapolis, July 13.-Reports received
here this morning by grain men say that
vast clouds of grasshoppers alighted on
the fields in the vicinity of Rolla, n. D.,
from the Turtle mountain region.
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At Detroit.

Detroit July 13-Heavy rain throughout
the day rendered necessary the postpone
ment of the harness races at Highland
park. r..
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More Rain.

Baltimore, July 13.-The Baltimore
Louisville game was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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At Peoria.

Peoria, ILL.,, July 13.-The Peoria Trotting
association had ideal weather and a very
fast track. with COCO people in attendance,
for the third day of the meeting. Tae
feature of the afternoons racing was the
last heat of the 2:12 pace which was done
in 2:06A by Edith w, being the fastest
mile driven in harness on any track up to
date this year. Results:
ZIG pace 1900 (unfinished)-Will Tran
by won, Baby Ruth second, Don third ;
best time, POI
PIP pace, sLOOO-Edith w. won in
straight heats, Calvin c. second. Aelse
third; best time, 2:O6L.
PA trot, S,000-Ellert won second, tnlrd
and fourth heats and race: best time,
Ria. Beerb!na second, Josephine Dixon
third.
ESQ pace, a,ooo-Riley B.. won in straight
heats; best time, 2sl0s4. airline B. second.
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Ianassau and Hunt.
Rain,

Washington, July 13.-The Washington
Cincinnati game was postponed on &C
count of rain.
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Left for Victoria.

Seattle, Wash, July 13.-The dele
gates to the National Editorial associa-
ton left this afternoon for Victoria and
Vancouver on the steamer City of Pue-
bla
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At Her Moorings,

Southampton, July 13.-The cup chal.
lenger Shamrock left the dry dock this
afternoon and returned to her moorings
at Hythe.
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Sailed for Manila.

Washington, July 13.-The Yosemite
sailed to-day from Singapore for Ma
Mia, whence she will go to Guam.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-01

The great success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & CO.,
Ltd, agents for H. l.
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SUGAR EATERS.

In 1869 the English consumed, on
the average, forty-two pounds of sugar
per capita annually. That this is
enough for either health or reasonable
enjoyment is proved by the tact tnat
few peoples use so much today. For
example. in 1896 Italy consumed 7.l9
pounds per capita; Spain, 1851 pounds;
Austria Hungary, 1854 pounds; BEL
GUM, 22.S pounds; Germany, 2114
hounds. and France, 2S24 pounds. In
the United States, where the use Vi
sweets is said to be injuriously excess
i've. only 80 pounds per capita were con-
sumed in 1869 and 81 pounds per cap
tia in 1898. In England during 1897
every human being, including babies,
invalids and paupers, disposed, on the
average, of nearly four ounces or SUI
gar day, or SAT- pounds year.
Furthermore, neither from the eco
nomic nor the sanitary standpoint 90
the uses to which the the extra sugar
ration is put seem satisfactory. Ohe
of the chief of these appears TO be 10
encourage drinking. Though the eH-
ports of beer from England show
tendency to decline, brewing grows
apaCe. Weuly -Se'eu Sdiioho q
per capita, counting women and emil
| dren. are surely enough. In America
| though the amount of spirits drunk Is
the same, fifteen and half gallons Of
beer suffice; and American beer Is
light. Twenty-seven and one-quartel
gallons were the measure in England
in 1888; yet in 1897 it had -swelled to
thirty-one and a half gallons, an ex'
pansion at the rate of about 1 per cent
year But, fast as brewing grows
the weight of sugar used in the beer
grows faster. In 1888 the public pu
Iup with something less than four ant
} three-quarter pounds of sugar to th'
barrel: in 1897 it demanded between
eight and nine pounds.-The Forum.
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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.


Jim Jeffords of California knocked
out Peter Jackson in four rounds at
Vancouver on the 23rd. Jeffords had
| it his own way all through.
The coroners jury in the case of AL
| fred Molina, who died on the 23rd at
Stockton, Cal, as the result OF ten
| round boxing match, brought in a YER
dict that deceased came to his death
from blows administered by j. w. Mu-
sick.
| Frank Ricard has been drowned IN
Five Finger rapids on the Yukon.
The California raisin crop this year
will be small but prices will be good.
One third of the great Homestake
mine at Deadwood, S. D., belonging 10
the Hearst Estate, is reported sold for
So, 100000
Joseph Landauer, a New York cigar
maker. killed himself and Josephine
Engel, a 15-year-old girl, in vacant
lot. Both were shot through the
heart.
Two negroes were killed and twenty
persons severely shocked while en-
, gagged in the construction Of New Or
2 leans electric car line.
The Texas cotton crop has been dam
, aged by hot winds.
= George CornweH, a Fresno young
t man. cut his throat while temporarily
. insane.
l., There is not labor enough in the vi
cinity of Visalia, Cal, to handle the
: fruit crop.
It is reported that Maurice Grau has
t engaged Dr. Muck of Berlin, leader OF
It the Royal German Opera, for the sea
9 son at a salary of 6 400.
: At the Goshen Driving Park, Ne"
IS York, Joe Patchen beat John H. Gentry
! in two straight heats.
IS The Nebraska regiment was muster
&c ed out in San Francisco on the 23rd.
g DR.. Sponogle, experimenting physi
a clan at Agnews Asylum, has been dis
l. missed from his position.
n, The death is announced of Henry d
Oh Vilmorein of Paris, we'll known in tn
~ United States from his visits in tn
re study of seeds.
a. William H. Bodwell, aged 81, wei
known printer and ex-president OF tn
International Typographical Union, i
dead at WHITEHALL N. Y.
IN The cable ship Hooker is wreck
ar Manila.
is The War Department has chartere
lie the steamship George w. Elder, for
at transport.
or South Australian crops all promis
10 we'll.
s: The War Department has issued a
ell order honorably discharging from tn
IA volunteer army Brigadier General
In wing Hale, to take effect October L.
OF Two men were blown to pieces in
powder mill explosion at Pottsville, r
n Rev DR.. Benjamin F. de Costa, re-
81 tor of the Protestant-Episcopal churc
es, of ST. John the Evangelist, New 4or
ne has resigned on account of his advan
ed years
~ The Minnesota Volunteers will
do mustered out at San Francisco.
gar The Harper-McClure combinatic
me will shortly issue 10-cent magazin
~ Rioting is going on at Klagenfurt
a Austria.
ws Schools in Oporto, Portugal, ha
ear all been closed on account OF u
~ ~ plague outbreak.
is Admiral Dewey was given an ovatlt
of on his arrival at Nice, France.
is Three Washington men have ma
Ter a successful ascent of Mount Ralnlt
md