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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04

Washington. May S.-The following
cablegram has been received from Adj
miral Dewey:
Manila, May 5, 1899.
Secretary Navy. Washington:
The following are the Yorktown pris-
oners at insurgent headquarters at San
sedro: Lieut.. Gilmore Chief Quarter
master William Walton. Sailmakers Mate
Paul Nandoit. Coxswan John Ellsworth.
Apprentice Cthird class Albert Peterson,
I.andsnan SylViO Brisolese, Landsman
LYMAN Paul Edwards and Landsman
Fred Anderson. Provisions have been
sent to them by Otis. / am continuing
inquiries as to the fate Of the other seven.
The names Of the men unaccounted for
are John Dillon, landsman; Ora b. Nc
Donald, ordinary seaman; William III.
Rynder, coxswain; OrdisOn w. Woodbury.,
seaman Of Lynn, Mass: Denzen George
Arthur Venvile, apprentice; Il. j. Ny
gard. gunner's mate.
1t is said at the navigation bureau that
Continued on page %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04
THE GRAND LODGE
Of Masons Is Busy With
Work at Portland.
Fairfield Floral Cos. Case at Portland
Develops Nothing New.
Terry Claims that Fraud. II Any. Was After He
Left the Company.


Portland, Ne, May 3.-The Masonic
,ro,,1 rH,,,.s~ raeJn7ed labor at q \
NJ NeGH'Si"3'
The committee On returns reported
&c chapters Ge52 members. 26t candi-
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C5nvers Z. Leach Of Portland: grand
| lecturer Frank I. Sleeper. Sabatfs:
grand sentinel. Warren .. Carney.
! Portland.
a. 10 70 tra Grand C,hanta5. closed the
ram3injrc officers having been instaf-
IA.
The Grand Council of ROYAL ara Sc
rec+ Masters opauel M y p NJ. Hon.
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I14 nf thn II councils rrnr,santed. The
business was routine. The following
grand officers We're elected: Grand
! Master, James r. blanchard, Augusta:
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Ice Houses Burned at Bangor.

Rangor. nc, lay 3.-Fire, tonight, de
- IN, ice house owned by tho h
.,tdi, Ice Co. and occupied by the Rose
'aa 70 Six horses We're burned. the
-. If the fire is unknown. There was
;,s-,,,.once on the building, which was
valued at about $25oo. There were 90,
,ons Of ice, valued at about $780, with
.1nan ;,,e1,rance.
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THURSDAY MORNING, MAY q. 1899.
CASE FULL OF MYSTERY.
No Trace Of Missing Sumner Witaee and Mis-.
Grace EIdridge Of Hartland.

Hartland. Me, May 3.-(speciaD.-
No trace has been found of Sumner
Withee. who left town. last week, or
Miss Grace Eldridgc. who left town the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04
MONEY 70 LOAN.

We loan s. to $500 on Household Furni-
ture, Pianos, Bicycles, Live Stock,
Watches and Jewelry
BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL.
THE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY,
OPP. Cony House, Augusta.
dec27 cOdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04

same day, ami whose disappearance
rumor connects with Withea's. The
relatives " tha parties have rut little
to SPY huJ ar- a-oatly distressed over
the NATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04

The Jay Republicans held a caucus,
y,-adnesdav. and organized by choice
u Niles. chairman; George q.
= ,1, secretary. and chose J. Fl.
.,dlili i1. a Niles. ". d. Bean, dele
~a I and instructed them to vote fer
Ar Litlefield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04
Washington Forecast.

Washington. May 3.-For New Eng
land: Fair. Thursday and Friday; vari-
able winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-04
Have Your FURS
H. G. BARK E.R.ss
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston May 3.-Forecast for Thurs
day: Fair weather; easterly winds.
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NJ Rounds of Sdco. described the
transactions of the company through
the mails already familiar to our read
cIs. Postmasters Stackpoic of Saco.
and Purinton of FART Id, read from
money order records showing thu
money sent by Miss Rounds Cachier
w. VI. Merrill Of the Fairfield National
Bank testified To the defendants open
ing an account, in 1897. and he signed
checks for the company as manager.
In February, 1895. III informed the
bank that an Incorporated company
would conduct the business ana Terry
ceased signing checks. Miss Alice j.
Hayden If Waterville, head clerk of
the company, testified that no orders
for $11O hal been received prior ID
Feb. T. ana all the orders had been in
small lots. a
The defence is trying 70 show thar
Terry was not responsible for any
fraud if there was any. The first lot
of stuff sent for the - cents was worth
that amount and the defence claims
that Terry left the company about that
time ana if there was any fraud it was
done by his successors. Twenty Wit
neSseS for the defence were sworn. Mrs.
+. J. Kicker of Gardiner, testified to
receiving the goods of a beginners ont
fit and made the flowers receiving $50
from the company. She did not order
any more as she heard the company
was not to give out any more. Sheriff
| McFadden Of kenneBec county, Mayor
! Philbrook. city Marshal Davis. Sena-
! tor Head. Judge Shaw. cN-Aiayor
! Meader. w. II. {. Abbott. eX-1Iayor
Knauff If Waterville all testified 10 the
good reputation Of the defendant Miss
1 Hayden told how 4 strict cash account
was Kept and if too much money was
I sent it was returned ana if the al-
\ dresses could not " decipherad the aid
I Of the postmasters was asked for.
I Every legal poiat ~ sharply contested
ana both SIDES have stenographers.
I The ease is attracting a lot Of tantion
/ ana bids fair to become ona of the
most noted Of the district court.
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast

Washington. May 3.--An area Of high
barometer has covered the st. Law
renee valley ana Mem England caus-
ing brisk N high npthrasterly winds
ana much lower temperature i'll the
middle Atlantic ana New England
states. From the Ohio river over tie
east Gulf states thu temperature has
continued very high Generally fair
ana caol weather IL Indicated fur TIL.
middle and north Atlantic states
Thursday, ana the temperature viii he
somewhat lower from the Ohio valley
over The east Gulf states. Fair
weather viii prevail generally through
out The Central valleys and the West
erl states. In The Atlantic coast states
norlheasterly winds viii diminish m
force and become variable in New
England.
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Continued on page %
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PERSONALS.

c. W. Leahy is up from Huson
]. H. Ross spent day in Bearmouth
on business visit.
James Golden and wife are over from
Butte visiting friends.
C. M. Crutchfield is down from Ham
ilton on a business visit.
P. A Sullivan is in the city for few
days from Iron Mountain.
Samuel E. Adams is registered at the
Rankin from Copper Cliff.
James L. Coleman is among the Deer
Lodge visitors in Missoula
w. H. Chalmers of Saltwater, Mimi,
is stopping at the Florence hotel.
Mrs. Alcoe of Harrison is in the city
on short visit and is stopping at the
Rankin.
Louis Cairmont and wife are in the
city attending to some shopping, from
Bonner.
NJ NJ. Cone. after spending several
days in the city, has returned to his
home a Hamilton.
John F. Narams, prominent citi-
zen of Key West, is visiting in the city
and is stopping at the Florence.
Mr. and Mrs N. P. Woods came
down from Stevensville on Thursday
morning. They will go to housekeeping.
in B. T. Nesmith's house on Cedar
street
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A MYSTERIOUS Case.

Indianapolis, June 2S.-Last night at
10 o'clock as Rev. J. G. Peters, pastor
of the Zion Evangelical church, was
seated on his porch, he noticed buggy
drive slowly in front of his parsonage.
A woman alighted and carefully fast
ened the horse. after which she walked
away. Mr.. Peters waited for some
time, thinking the driver would return,
then he walked to the buggy, and,
striking a match, was shocked to find
the body of his immediate neighbor,
John Scudder, half seated and half ly-
ing in the vehicle. The stentorious
breathing indicated that death was
nigh. Mr. Scudder was one of the
best known liverymen in the city. He
was carried to his rooms over his sta
BILE, where death came without re-
turn to consciousness.
Mr.. Scudder was a native of Pleas
ant Ridge, Ohio, where he was born
in 1910, and a resident of this city Al
years. His stable was in the favorite
caravansary of fine trotting stock kept
by private owners. and four years ago
it was burned by incendiarism, and a
number of blooded animals were ere
mated. Mr.. Scudder turned detective
on his own account, and after much
exertion on his part five boys, members
of a recognized 'firebug" gang, We're
convicted and sentenced. His death
was due to apoplexy.
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of the district court within the past two
days. The commissioners used the prun-
ing knife with unusual deXterity at the
last session, and the appeals are the re-
suit. John Golden. county surveyor
whose bill was cut SITS. D. w. McLeod's
bill, S210. for road work. was disal-
loved Thomas Leonard also had his
bill of $136, for similar services, reject
ed, as was John Lewis bill for S56, and
all four have taken appeals. The fifth
appeal is to determine who is the legal
game warden of the county for the past
three months. E. A. Hammond and o.
w. Squires have both been acting in
that capacity, each claiming to be the
legal game warden. AT the June meet
ing of the board Hammond's salary bill
was allowed for the preceding three
months. and the claim of Squires re-
jected, from which action Squires ap-
peals to the district court.
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Commandant Lundy's Bows,

Missoula, June 29.-Commandant Lun-
dy of the light infantry company has
equipped his cadets for their initial APP
pearance on July with brown leggins
and gray service hats. The shortness
of the time before the Fourth did not
permit the procuring of full uniforms,
but these are expected in a few weeks
The boys are practicing regularly and
are doing good work. Their drill is now
performed with precision and prompt
Eess, and they bid fair to make a crack
company. Commandant Lundy pro-
poses to take the boys out into the
country in August and give them a
taste of campaign life. A regular mil
itary camp will be established and the
boys will be required to perform the
routine duties of camp life before they
are allowed to engage in the sporting
part of the trip. The liberal donations
that have been made to the treasury of
the cadets has given them a snug nest
egg, and they expect to be able to pro-
cure their uniforms in addition to the
hats and leggins which they have at
present.
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P. NJ. Reilly & Co., the grocers.
c. j. Lemley, merchant tailor, 329
ave-, Lombard block.
Order of Washington.

Missoula, June ga local union of
the fraternal order known as the Order
of Washington was organized in this
city last evening under very favorable
circumstances and with quite an eX-
tended charter list. The following list
of officers We're elected for the ensuing
term: Past president, Mrs. Newton
Hyde; president, John l.. Sloane; vice
president. George Webster; secretary,
Newton Hyde: treasurer, E. A. Win
stanley: chaplain, David Edwards;
Martha, Mrs. Katie Pulliam; conductor,
John Pulliam; assistant conductor. DR..
Oettenger; sentinel, Edward Schilling;
guard, E. Collard: trustees. Dr. G. E.
Putney, c. E. johnson and NJ. Nyberg;
medical examiners, Drs. w. B. Par
sons and G. f. Putney. The organiza-
ton was perfected by State Manager
w. H. H. Dickinson, assister by Su-
preme Organizer ]. l.. Mitchell of Port
land, Ore.
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Bicycle repairing at McBride's.
Fear Changes.

Missoula, June 29.-As stated in the
Standard early in the week, the North
ern Pacific will have another new card
in effect on Sunday This card will
make but few changes. The only i'm
portant one is the earlier arrival of the
eastbound overland which will reach
Missoula at 5 o'clock instead of 5:45 in
the afternoon as at present. BY con-
tinuing the series of experiments that
it has been trying this spring in the
matter of time cards the Northern Pa
cific should in a few months be able to
decide just what is best for its service
and then stick to it.
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Caught at Last.


Missoula, June 24.-There was a
small bit of excitement at the North
ern Pacific station late this afternoon
just after the arrival of No. "a. the east
bound freight. The train crew had
discovered young man riding in a
load of shingles, and had not been able
to get him out of the box, as he lodged
around the shingles when they chased
him, and refused to respond to the i'm
pressive commands of Conductor Gill
bert to get out of there At the sta
ton the aid OF Officer McGregor was
invoked, and after he had found that
moral suasion was of no avail he made
himself as small as possible and went
over the shingles under the roof of the
car. The man went out of the end
door of the car and started to run,
but was corralled by Conductor Gill
bert, who was waiting for him. He
was taken to the county Jail, where he
gave his name as w. ]. c. Smith.
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Heavy Travel.

Missoula. June 29.-The westbound
overland was in two sections to-day,
the first only so minutes late. The sec
ond section was an hour behind the
first and both were heavily loaded. The
Copper City Limited also had a good
load tonight. The overland train has
been composed of from 10 to Is coaches
ever since the double service was
abandoned
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The Ravalli

In Hamilton, situated in the beautiful
Bitter Root Valley, the garden spot of
Montana, offers greater inducements to
those wanting a summer outing than
any other place of it's kind in Mon
tana. The hotel is large and comfort
able. The rooms are elegantly furnish
ed-electric lights, electric bells, sta
tionary wash stands with hot and cold
water-everything that adds to ones
comfort
The table is supplied with the best
the market affords and served by pro-
ficient and accommodating walters
Write for rates before you determine
to go elsewhere.
J. w. MEHARGUE, Manager
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Filed for Record,

Missoula, June 29.-The following rec
ords were filed to-day with the county
clerk and recorder:
Deed-George L. Ramsey and Clara
M. Ramsey of Helena to William A.
Clark OF Butte, the south half of sec
ton Il, in township Is. north of range
y west; the north half of section IA, in
township 16. north of range % west; the
northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter of section
8, in township 16, north of range 90
west: the south half of the northeast
quarter and the southeast quarter of
section 4, In township is, north of
range % west, and all of section 80, in
township II, north of range 20 west, all
of the Montana principal base and me-
ridian; s9972.
Quartz location-The Golden Mon
arch lode, situated in the ST. Regis min
ing district, Charles A Wing, locator.
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Almost n Fire.

Missoula, June 29.-There was 4 close
call from dangerous fire in the store
of Paul Whitelaw in the First National
bank building this morning. In some
way the electric wires came into con-
tact with the iron pipe of closet and
the current ignted adjacent woodwork
Fortunately the store was open for the
day and the blaze was discovered be-
fore it had an opportunity to do any
serious damage
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Depot Yards Cleaned.

Missoula, June 29.--The Northern Pa
ciic depot yards were cleaned to-day
by large force of men. The yards
were in very dirty condition. owing
to the large amount of freight being
received in the cars with packing and
which is dumped out in the yards.
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Missoula, June 29,-Travelers in the
lower Bitter Root valley have for the
past week had some exciting expert
ences. The water is so high in the
sloughs that it has backed up into the
roads in many places, and those who
have attempted to drive through these
places have in many instances received
chilly baths. DR.. Parsons on a trip to
Lolo on Tuesday was immersed neck
deep, and others tell of similar expert
enceS,
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Challenge Accepted.

b Seattle, aWsh., June zo.-"Denver Ed"
Smith has accepted the challenge of Cos
tello, a gunner on the batte-ship Iowa,
to fight a limited number of rounds for
a $1,000 purse in the latter part of
July. The fight will probably be pulled
off in this city.
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fall will witness some extensive de-
velopment work in that district. Sew
eral rich strikes have been reported
there within the past two months and
the body of ore is said to be very large,
as we'll as rich.
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Grand Fourth of July midsummer
sale now in full blast Most wonder
full bargains given in all departments
at the great Chicago Bee Hive, Mis-
sOula, Mont.
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Bishop & Kern, bic-'-le machinists,
can repair anything that can be done
outside the factory. Chase and Victor
single tubes and M. & w. double tube
tires. Prices according to quality.
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For rent-Seven-room house, furnish
ed and in good location. with modern
Improvements. Inquire of Stoddard &
Ross, DAILY block Missoula.
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Missoula, June 29.-The reports that
are received here from the Copper Cliff
continue to be encouraging and the
present outlook is that the summer and
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A. NJ. Stevens & Co have received
the first Bitter Root strawberries to-
day. They will be able to fill all orders
by the first of next week
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000
DIRECTORS:
Special Attention uiyea to Collections
MISSOULA REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE AGENCY
Daiy Block. Phone lis. Missoula, Mont
INSTALMEST PLAN

INSTALMEST PLAN
residences in all parts of the city for
sale on monthly or quarterly payments.
Ihis is an opportunity for investment that
will in time return a profit. A few dollars
saved each month will soon enable you to
own lot in the finest residence city in
Montana.
Five acres near the city, in fine state of
cultivation: all set out in fruit and yepe-
tables, with good house and barn. Price
81 600
Fourteen acres garden and orchard, one
mile from city; good house and barn,
frost-proof fruit house; all in fine condi-
ton. Price 81, $50.
STODDARD g. ROSS
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We are going out of the sewing ma
chine business and have a few New
Home and Climax machines to go at
cost The Fair
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Hamilton, June 29,-Five appeal suits
from the action of the county commits
sioners have been filed with the clerk
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Decoration bunting, 81 cents a yard
at the Globe store, Missoula. Special
clothing and shoe sale now on.
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Fireworks and flags of all descrip-
tions at Lewis Denis. Higgins avenue.
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Stolen-Hackett roadster bicycle. No.
90,Sl2; 22-inch frame. Any information
leading to recovery of this wheel will lie
rewarded. Ed Mix, Missoula.
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Automatic reels, $4.50: split bamboo
rods, 80 cents. McHaffie Bros, Missoula
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Appeals Filled.

Paper hanging 1Sc. L. N. simons.
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For wall paper. paints and window
glass go to headquarters. Gilbert
Rhodes, Hammond black
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Hotel Arrivals,

The FloreDce-A. Q. Taylor, Minneap-
oils; c. j. Wagner. San Francisco; j
Ruhenstein, New York; B. w. Long,
Denver; c. Macfarlan. St. Louis: w A.
Selvdge, Helena: Charles S. Hardy,
New York: John F. Narams, Key West:
Arnold Bollak, San Francisco; w. F.
Lseevs E,alt Lake; W. III. Chalmers,
Saltwater, Mimi; William Phillips, j.
w. H. Vestal, Butte; James L. Coleman,
Deer Lodge; n. P. Woods and wife,
Stevensville.
The Ranlin-V. Brophy, Hamilton;
w. r Cotter. G. r. Comfort city; r. G.
Denten. Bonita: Mrs. Alcoe, Harrison;
Louis Clairmont and wife, Bonner: c.
w. Leahy, Huson: John Moley, Boise,
Idaho: p. A. Sullivan, Iron Mountain;
Sam E. Adams, Copper Cliff.
The Missoula-H. R. Hartley. Hamil-
ton; c. Z. Fisher. Huson; James Golden
and wife, Butte.
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Latest styles Of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
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Stolen from Standard office, Hib-
bard bicycle, No. 1880. Reward will be
paid for its recovery
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We have the largest line of giant
frecrackers, Roman candles, flags,
wheels and caps and pistols in the city.
Kendall Bros. g. Fisher.
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DinnerSets
Ranging in price from
$9.75 PER SET
OF 100 pieces and up

In Glassware we have an endless
variety of articles for the table,
such as
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New
Dinner
Ware
We have just finished putting in
stock four carloads Of
Crockery
Glassware
StOneWare...

Among these goods you will
find the latest production of the
American and European factories
in toilet and dinner ware. We have
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-30
Dewey

With good things Uncle Sam is pre-
pairing to do when he reaches this side
of the pond. There will be no extra
dry sauterne, claret or Burgundy that
flows in his honor that will be purer,
higher grade or of more exquisite bou-
quet than what you will find in our
superior stock at all times. Our stock
of fine wines, whiskies and cigars are
unexcelled.